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About The Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1934-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1934)
1 111 f) \\t ( IlkON’K'I K I Mil KS H)K I.AIUF.S Open All Night STAFF IN GRADE HIGH SCHOOL IS COMPLETED can Hell you a cottage ready to occupy. Modem Ml hough Odell and I’arkdsle huh m will not o|irn (or (hr >rar until Vpti-rul,rr 17, the ('**- m lr lank» high tchool will follow Mw other v I km .N and often on I uewlay morning. September 4. I'» Ionijilrtr (hr l«Kai faiulty, ihr lounty board Monday an luum nl lhr wlrtlion of Mi>» Mar- I 0 *trt I aiy of Portland a» ilir row Iraihrr lor ihr grade »chool. Mi»» l-u ) Ma graduate of ihr Oregon Ualr normal and for ihr |u»t year h.i' Item irathing in the Catlin m Portland Shr will work • n thr |»rimary department and lundlr (hr |>h)w>al rdui jlional wofk lor (lir gtadr girl». Ih r fatuity now mtludrv V. (». Hrndrrvm, tu|ierointendent, »rxi- .»|..gy anti tommrrrr, arol direct» U»y» athletic» anti dramatic«: Mi*» Kathrrinr Walker, Kngli»h and malhemaiM» ami high «rhool muut arol girl»' athlrtK»: F. It Autneth, »evrnth arol eighth ■ • »«!• n>'i boy sUrietk Mia» U ilnu Eddy, fifth arol »ixth and gr ulr muMi . Miw Margaret la ry , third arol fourth arol girl»' physi- tal rdiH.it ion Mi»» Acer ill Ste- w in. (ir>* arol »rcorol gtadr» and primary mo«k lo t |tu|nU living ra»t if Carl- ■» n » sioir to liie Wyeth |«»»toffite thr l»uv will Iravr thr eastern ter- minu» al»»ut M IS, arriving at the vi Ivool ground» SO mtnutr» later (jeorge 1 hottu» will again be in tharge of the bu» i'upil» living we»t of Carbon'»I arol within UtuniU of tlie tounty will nerd to walk to school. High wlfctol pupU» living in thi» emi of < Multnomah munty may make ar rangement» to mlr on the Cnion i Pat die »tage» which arrive» at the whtwl iboiit 9 40 rran.»)v>rtati<ai lor tlm r -ludrnt» will lx* ad- vanted by thr Hutnl River county ; •chool bturd Tuition for the out of county »tudriits will lie taken care of by thr Multnomah county vjirrmterolent T herefore, the only | t:o»t to thr »tudent i» the u«uat ! outlay for text book».. ( >radr »chool teM» will be fur nished but it i» necrcsary for the pupil to Mi|>ply |»rm iK, j>en» and ! | paper. The »chool buildings have been worked <«n all »ummer to get them | in grovl repair for the winter. Jan ito r Charles Maggblom has I wen busy with hammer and saw in l»»th building» arol the improve ment» are many. Jack F.imer, local rtevlrician. ha» l>rrn working the pa»t frv ila\» going over ytmr of the wiring and installing a flood light >»n top of the high school building. and well built—or we will lease you ground <>r WARRENDALE MERRILL’S BARBEQUE J A MERRILL, PROP MEALS " * LUNCHES W EIN H A RD S AND ALT H EID ELBERG ON TA P PRIME STEER BEEF Government i m p e d e d *nd slau g h tered under Military condition». Yield» the ch o ice s t »teak». Enable» u» to *e!l the fine»! m eat» at no ad v an ce m price» BROOKFIELD STRICTLY FRESH EGGS and SW EET CREAM BUTTER COMPLETE LINE O F S W IFT ’S HAMS BACON and LARD CHOICEST LAMB. MUTTON and VEAL FRESH H A LIBUT. SALMON. CRABS Daily delivery service to Bonneville District. Give <»ur deliveryman your order. LAKESIDE MARKET COTTAGES FOR SALE No need to worry about a place to live when we »ell you a lot and you can build your own home. But under any circunwtanceM, come in and talk this thing over with uh . We will help you get under a r»>of o f your own before the autumn raina net in and school starts. LUMBER............ SHINGLES BUILDERS H A R D W A R E...........NAILS ROOFING PA PER S............PAINTS CENTRAL LUMBER CO. you don’t road the Chronicle you don’t got the news Mr arol Mr», (ieorge Ellis have! repaired and rrmodrled one of the bouse» on the 1 rown-\\illametlei property. )u»t ea»t of Warrendale. and arc nuking their home in it There are several houses on the | property, but some of them are • ing. It b reported that eight fanti- not worth the expense of rrpair I lie» propose to establish them- j wive» in the district. Mr arol Mrs. Harry Brown arol Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lamb, of Lantbs Inn. spent the weekend with friends in Scappoose. A common flea is capable of I jumping 100 times as high as its head. An ice boat sails faster than the wind and oaen »perds at 70 to 80 Get ‘A ’ Premium Milk at no Extra Cost” GRADE A PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Daily aervice. Leave order* at Lakeside Market or get the milk at any grocery »tore along the highway. BRANDES CREAMERY. Inc. ROY S IN N E R , Driver 1TIA A TI n_ GOVCRflOR / Keep Oregon in line with the New Deal. Keep the New Deal alive (n Oregon. Keep faith with Presi dent Rooaevelt. Keep Charles H. Martin in your service. Paid Adv by Martin Campaign Comm. COLUMBIA GORGE HOTEL OPEN TO PUBLIC Sunday Chicken Dinner, 85c Come and Enjoy Our Beautiful Grounds 30 Acres, W aterfalls, Running Streams NEW LOW RATES NOW IN E F F E C T Special Rates to Permanent Guests On Columbia River Highway, Near Hood River SELL— WITH CHRONICLE WANT ADS . . . . If you have a cabin f«w rent, a room for rent, a piece of furniture for sale, want a place to live, are looking ior some boarders, wish to do waging or sewing or any of a multitude of other things— try a want ad in the classified columns. The Chronicle goes throughout the district. It calls on people every week. It will carry your message at small cost. ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION * * If not convenient to bring your want ad« to the office, leave them in the boxes which you will find in numerous loca tions throughout the territory. The boy will call and collect when delivering your p«|»er.