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Cascade
Food Store,
YEAR'S GRAIN CROP
TO BE VERY SMALL
R eperì
Consistently w e advertise low prices on quality
advertised merchandise. People are coming in to
take advantage o f these weekend sales. \\ hy don t
you save some money, too?
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POST TOASTIES*;' Tut Outs, i pkgs. 19
49'
CERTO FOR CANNlNG 2 ior
C o f f e e
svpreme
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FEDERAL M ILK 4 1411 <4ns
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CALUMET BAKISG roW D f R
SOAP " H ITE EAGLE A fine iaundr>'
SWANS DOWN
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TABLES FOR LADIES
O pen All Night
M E R R IL L ’S
BARBECUE
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J. A. M E R R ILL. PROP.
MEALS and LUNCHES
W E IN H A R D S A N D A L T
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Inoefluittl tis i wrek.
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(rum Sauvie» l* u m l
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000 buabela.
R uth Fauliion, daughter of M r
Heavy redurtion la also shown In an.i \ i r i ■ u l * . „ i . „
hay »re ject!»a. M t a a t a o f .v.-««*,.. and M r v J- B F * ub*°« . k enjnytog
« * ) tona of tmne and 33(»>.«»l ton» a vacation at Camp Narnaan at Bull
of wil«l hay, compared with «;,««),. Run.
«») nn*l 8,« i 0.«» i tona. reapeetlvely,
Jack and Marshall Russell sjirnt
laat yenr.
Sunday in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barons from
Portland were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Father and Daughter
Dead in Suicide P a d 1 {;•1
SucUy
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Ladies Free
S aturday N ig h t the
Four K illed in Crash of
Italian Bombing Plane
Home. — Antonin» Domenico, well
known civil nvlntor, nn«l three Italian
soldier* were killed In the rrn*h of a
bombing plane at the Moriteceli» a ir­
port. Domenico wa* a war nee and
a holder of several prize» for altitude
I record« with cargo.
M e r r ill’» P avilio n .
RED & WHITE STORE
C A SC A D E LO CKS
R E D & W H IT E M IL K , tall cans, 4 fo r ............
25c
B R O O K F IE L D C H E E S E , lb............. ...............
15c
N D IO B A C O N , S w ift’s, lb ..................................
19 c
W r e r r eijuipped to give prompt »<*
vice end feel c o n fid e n t thet w r cea
handle the job to your » a ln iaction,
whether a bu»ine»a c a rd or an illue-
tra trd folder on fin e enam el »lock.
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O ffic e — N i n t h
m a rk e t
R J. W U N E R , A g e n t
Y ou C a n F,at, D rin k
A n d B« M e rr y a t the
R A P I D S CLUI
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REGULAR M EALS
SHORT ORDERS
You will enjoy our fmid and our »ervue. A ait*
place for I,'.- utMce» to rat.
H E M R IC H and S A L E M
B E E R ON TAf
Bed» in O u r Bunkhou»«»
25c a D*l
Sheet*, ahowem, heat, liRht, etc.
Quiet . . . Clean . . . Clout* In
::: AND AREAL PARTY
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT|
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■Ixty-four-yenr-old r<»nl «-«tute man,
and bin «laughter, Jayne, thirteen, were J'lhn Ingerlund home Sunday.
found dead In the garage under their
M r and Mrs. Harry Atkinson have
home In what authorities M id wn* a moved to their cabin at Eigle creek
suicide pact, heath wn* due to car
Miss Mable Frazier of Portland is
bon monoxhle poisoning.
Norwalk
C ham b er w ill sponsor a dance at
w . J. C A R L S O N
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» Ith exception of IWU. la »malleal
■Inre MOI.
t*at» produc-tlon I» pill family
Mr ami Mrv Charlea \ \ Holling»
fully »mall, «»nly .MIS.'**'.'»*» buahela.
worth ami Mr ami Mr*, thlim l t.un
and Ihe »mailest In 4* year»
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In all ln*tnnee* the »ttlrlal e»tl ter opcid Sunday at 1‘ine Grove at the
' matea were below trade ex|»ecta home of Mr*. Gunter » lurent». Mr
I tlona.
Average of private eatluint«*» .»ml Mr». Finch.
« a i 51ft.l**><*»» buabela »beat. '."C l.
Mr. ami Mr*. Roliert McGdvery
,»».,»*» buabela e r a and '«tM.«»»'«*■'
>uf* U> |h r|f „ „ , , l(|
buahel* oat*.
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a redurtion In » In te r «beat rail
«laughter. John and Janet, am i 1
mate « 1 1 entirely nneipeeted. In Marshall from fO rtu n d .
fact. *«>me Inereaae « a * looked f«*r
M r. and M r» K u h ard K Rudolph
1 In view of the good ylebla In a<>utl>
tl>ntpany from Salem the 4th
| ern Kan«»* and part* of the aoft
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J-.ft>r»t Poppe. M r
«beat belt.
It I* noted. h..«e*er.
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j. m j p.aaie ami their
I that the condltlou of winter whew!
1* two point» higher than a month
*ad
ago. and the tm nllrr buahel ealimate
Mr. am i Mr*, Glen
!* due lo reduced figure* on acreage Junior enjoyed the ro u rlh in I »it*
The latter la given * • 32,4V«.0rt) acre# l^ml at the home of M r llr»w rr v »c-.
agalnat 34.273.000 acre* a m»nth ngo. ,r f y j r, y| y Seeley M m l.w rn
Production of winter wheat la given jnon \ r r jrv 4 m ete, rrturnrvf with
„ SM.0l».00O buahel* compared with th rm |Q
n<J # irw ^ r r k v
400.nw.000 buahel* a month ago X C
N,
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, nt lhc
laai.iiM buahel« Inat year an«l the I'.c.. I
.
3t average of *VC.!*»M*», hu»hela Area weekend tn I »Miam i
M r. am i Mr» I I U . Hcrgin « n . i
barveated laat year wa* 2X420.000
to I ’oMland *>n I iu m »«*»» thv Latter
: acre*.
Spring wheat crop I* plarc<l at W, part o i the week.
+ ««.«»•' buabela. compared with tTrt.
Donald Itaviv ami wile ami tw.,
! 00O.UW buahel» ln«t year and a five- children *{wnt S4luf«lay with M r
1 year average of J W .lX M in buahel*.
and M r» NY H K m l M r. Davi» 1 «
I Condition of aprlng wheat I* given at
a
son ol Mr». Kred.
3S.4 per cent again*! 32.1 per cent a
Mi»» (daily» tiliv c r enjoyed a
year ago and the 1062-31 average of
70.0 per cent. Spring wheat area I* week’» viMt with her mother, M r» U
llji ll .i w n
acre* against tO.ur.*'**' A. Thompson, and »i»ter M a n e in
■ere* last yenr and fiv^year average I'o rtiam l. she was also gue»t at a
of 20.TW.rt») acre*.
party at the home of her Inend, M m *
Production of corn 1» estimated at
M argaret Ik-ltcn
she retum eil to
2.UX0rt).0rt* bu»he|* comparing with
Eagle
creek
M««mlay.
6344,000.000 buahel* laat yenr and a
tieen newly |m n trd along with other
five-year average
of
The Eagle errek ranger station lu»»
bn»liela. Condition of the crop a« of
July 1 la placed at 71.8 per cent of improvement*.
normal, about I 1* points better thnn
M rs.
A lliert
\ \ teem Unger
and
a yenr ago. but 8 point« under the
■ laughter». Alice and Cleo Ann ar
1827-31 average
rived Thurw lay from I'ortiam l to )oin
A feature of the corn report I* the
much reduced area, given at K ASL- the huvlum i ami father.
Mr». \ \ If Herd iv »{tending a Irw
Ortl acre* agalnat tlf-\37b.rt*> acres
last year and five-year average of days in Portland this week.
]i*),7rt>.rti) acre«.
The official acre
\V E. ia q ie n d e r and R I). Ramey
age la materially below the average went on a fishing trip to W autan lake
of private estimate*.
Saturday, returning .Sunday evening
Crop of «at» la estimated at .W .-
M rs. S. K. Kissinger has gone to
Orti.OOO buahels eotntmred with 732,-
Agate
Beach to sfiend the wrek >he
00D.O00 bushel* last year and five
year average of 1.181.01*).«») buahel*. acconi|ianird her nejihew ami neice.
Crop condition Is 40.0 per cent of Iterl and Bernice A w ul, from M-»un
normal.
The report take* recogni­ tain Home, Idaho.
tion of ahnniionrd nereage. giving
M r . ami M rs. > K k i linger e n ­
area as Xi,.'i»S.rt*i acre* against rtf’,
tertained at a picnic dinner Sumlay
70-1.0«) acres harvested la«t year
nn<! a flve-yenr averaga of 3!i.<T73.i««i 1,1 E **^ * creek jgirk liu c g s * r t r Beri
acre*.
and
Bernice A w ul of M ountain
Yield 01 barley la placed at 123,- i N om e, Idaho, M r». Bertha Sh<ic»p
«*»,««) bushels coin|»urfd with 131
ller son George am i ilaughters N ila
rtm.rtio buahel* Inst year and Ave­ and M rs. A lta H eim , and M r. and
year average of 27O.U00.«» bushel* M r». A. Bates and daughter Vera
Aren la enllmnted at 8.712«») acre«.
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nearly t.V « i« » l , r r « le .. fbBn K„r I.. M r ^
M 1 f , , r r * »n'J <*•'»»
seated Inat yenr nn«l compared with j »»Y went to the N ebraska picnic held
five-year average of ll.OTCLOno ni-rfi»ii. ai J,,n*srf| Hrai h Sumlay.
Itye crop la I7.2t»).f»l0 buabela
M r . and M rs. John Ingerlund
agnlnat eatlmnte of iK.wm.rtio buabela sprn t Sunday in Portland, driving in
a month »go. 21.184.000 buabela laat with M r an»l M rs. W ell» of ( isc ade
yenr and five-year average of 40.000,- , f>H ks.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Adm ission : 5 0 Cent»
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avente« of 4 . 1 »»»»*»*.««» bushel* II»1«
Mr and Mr» Fred Rommel » m l
reduction of l.a».«»MUU b.uh.-ia with friend» Sunday t*» L amp lau
i from the a»erase she* a clear pie
terril, »her« they enjoyed -* I»*'“**
ture of the ravage* of the »i>nn<
dinner. I hey s * " ‘
afternoon »
! drouth.
picking
hutklrbrme*
and
nrlurneal
Total »heat produrti»!» I« e»tt
mated at only 4M.imo.rtW buthela. the with enough (or ævrtal pie»
M rv l
\ Hellunger awl Hoheit
»ms 11 eat alm*e ISWV »hen It » » • 42H,*
mio.uno bushel* t'orn crop I» «•',l «ere in Portland MomL»> ami lo r*
mated at 2.113.«*'Ort» bushel*. »hlrh day. I hey eevompamed the t eller*
C R A IG M O N T H O TEL
f.
G o v e rn m e n t
Chicago. rulli*«! Slitti*» production
ot icrniii Ib i* year !• ih *
"*
X! year» accordìi»* tu » r»i«»rt rei««»«»1
by ili* iH iw rtuieiit ot Agricolture
The rotori » « • e»cii u...r» •n»»»
Ito tuli Ih«» that I»* lieti a moliti« n»»
ln.lle.le.1 total to r «he Uve tu*Jor
fra iu eroi» la 33U7.0IM.«» biwheU
whlch «»....pare. »Uh M 3 l .««.«»•
bushel* la»i year ami Ihe ur.*T .11
IT P A Y S T O P A Y CASH
SHREDDED WHEAT
APPLESFANCY GRAVENSTE1NS’ 10 lbs
th è
Hy Mr» Mud« w. C.vppl«1
I . S c m .t.o n .1 .
Inc.
with Mickey Mouse
by
eagle c r eek
B allar* Have B lu * E a g l, Coda
Washington.— The billion dollar bak­
ing Industry went under a blue eagle
code, w-hl-h the national recovery ad­
ministration anl<l would not I ricreane
the price of bread and might even
lower If.
Suicide at W i f t ’i G r a r t
J
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a guest of Mrs. H O. Ping this week.
M r. and Mrs. F. L. Shortridgr and
daughter, Jean Ann, of Portland are
visiting at the F. J. Mora nhome.
I *^^r- Short ridge o|M*ratrs a service sta
t»on and owing to g;tv)line shortage
is enjoying a vacation.
Miss Marguerite Frr, sister of Mrs.
F. J. .Moran, who has l**rn working
in the restaurant, has returned to her
home in Portland.
M r. and Mrs. Hugh W. t opple
s|)ent Friday and Saturday in Port­
land at the home of Mr. ami Mrs.
J. W. Taylor.
Dean: “ Don't you know you should
not play strip jmkrr?”
Sweet Young Thing: “Oh, it '» p « . ,
' VT hanging
bo'\’ ot from
Fr,,nk
fect,y
1 y nan «n» fourni
a l ¡lin
g .”
•tone
to that i
al1 r'Kht R'«
n ^ ; “ What?"
really gamh-
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F acts A bout
B rid a l Veil
LU M B E R
Ihe Brillai \'ri| Timlier Co. I*
nearest lumlier îuanufat Hirer . • -
your neighbor» are their em- 1
filo)er» , . , amt they
»pec ialize in high
gracie lumber.
Bridal V e il Timbei
Bridal Veil, Oregon