The Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1934-1934, October 19, 1934, Image 8

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CASCADE FOOD STORE, ,„c.
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH
B o n n e v ille F lour
M ade by the Sperry Mill»
24 1-2 lb Bas* 98 c
SODA—1 lb. pkg.. 2 f o r ...............................15c
CRACKERS—2 lb».. Cri.py .........................29c
SOAP—White Eagle Laundry, 10 bar» ...... 19c
BUTTER—Grade A. lb................................. 31c
CEREAL—Pearl» of Wheat, pkg................. 21c
BEANS—No. 2 Cup Stringle»», 3 f o r ......... 29c
SYRUP—Bring your jug, pure cane- qt.......25c
COFFEE—Supreme Brand, 1 lb. Jar»
29c
2 lb. Jar»
57c
VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
APPLES—Jonathan» and Spitzenberga, box 79c
POTATOES—50 lb. bag
49c
DRY ONIONS—5 lb*, for
10c
CARROTS—3 bunches
10c
GREEN ONIONS—3 bunches
10c
CAULIFLOWER—head
9c
SWEET PO TA TO ES-6 lb».
25c
OUOON
By Re«»
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Here » to de»r old < Ver*V
Hw Falen of the Wes*.
Mith all her wondrrous hewutjf,
The verdure on her breast.
Her mighty, rushing rivers.
Her v»llf>« cool and sweet,
Met mountains high also» v«w*
Vnd her tlowrn neath your <*’•«
Her Columbia Riser highway,
God * wen* masterpiece.
With it* yawning, timbered can
yum.
Its pervading v n v of |>e*«r.
Its fall* “I smh nugntfweme
T he beholder s fairfv awed.
Ft* he knows that he 1» gaiing
On the handiwork of God
With Mount Hood in the distance
Like » king ujion his throne,
W ith roles of j*urrst ermine
\nd »n ancient, hoary dome,
(¿«»king ilown u(«m h»s subject»
With a kindly, tolerant eye.
\nd disjensmg we cold nectar
To the weary |uvserfry
BUSINESS BLOCK
ON RESERVATION
TO OPEN NOV. 15
t'a q e n trrs continue busier than I
bird «logs on the new buaim-u,
I block being erected west of the
railroad station in Bonneville l<>*
the Bonneville ( ’• immunity ( enter, j
I ■
The U» k will contain six store
rooms, a moving picture theater
ami a beer parlor ami jn»*l hall
* t he t'hronwlr has
to carry I
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
the names of linns who will oc­
cupy the store room*, but the «•■»■
(■■ration fmaming the project has
m>t made any annuoncement vet
Reports have persisted that
Fred Mrvrr would <>(«-?ate a gro­
cery ami drug store, but hr ap-
(wars now to lie out of the picture
Last week the I'nited States
ENGINEERS TO LAUNCH
ami it is said the several lines of
Kuanls lost their nest on the road
BASKETBALL PRACTICE j leading into the reservation. This business to lie housed in the new
will lie privately owned
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT.
,h«* employment office *.», building
The
prrgwrty
will lie ready for
dragged across the road and set
‘ Red” Jennings is calling the down beside the Community Cen­ occupancy November 15, ami the
first basketball turnout of the sea­ ter house.
picture show will be ready to {>
son for Tuesday, October 23, at
erate at that time ft will be umler
7 p. m. at the Cascade Locks high
direction of J J Parker, owner of
FELIX .
school gym. Everyone who has Felix, the cat.
the Broadway ami other Portland
played or would like to play is Has grown so fat
theaters
urged to be present. A heavy That he has no eye
schedule has been arranged. Hans For a mouse or a rat.
She: “ You used to call me
are under way for a local league He's said to be crazy
swert heart lirforr we were mar |
which will include about eight O re a jane called Daisy,
ried, but now you «lon't «all me
teams. Two of the construction And his friends all think
anything."
companies have already signified (T hat's why he » so lazy.
lie “Th.it shows my self «on
their inirution of entering teams. But truth to tell.
trol
Others from the reservation, Stev­ And we know it well,
enson and Cascade Locks will He's really in ove
complete the league.
With a jane named Nell.
Supt. Henderson of the Cascade
Locks high school has offerer! the
facilities of the high school gym CONTRACTORS START
and will put up a cup for the
WORK ON BUNKHOUSES
One Cent
Word
winner.
Dugan & Hammond Portland
One team will lie selected from
H ip SALE I no-room houve
all the teams entered from the res­ contractors, set a crew of men to
wir«! Bonny Villa R 1 J.*
work
Monday
building
a
group
of
ervation to represent the dam area
lin.
17 bunkhouses in the «amp e«uh
in the Portland league.
lished by Orin. Bell A Makom,
contractors on the Cnion Pacific LOSI Iridie blue leather p u r^
The weekend will l>ecome mov­
Return Lake Nule Meat Market.
railroad removal job.
ing day for a number of families
Rewar«!.
1 he camp is located just east
who are to occupy the 20 houses
of the new Bonneville *h<»ol and
just completed by the govern­
will lie ready for occupancy with TEN T FOR S\L K ( é .„ | to n d i-1
ment on the reservation.
tion; Male». IO-«.z dm k V e '
in three weeks. The bunkhouses
tttrkrr.en are hustling in an
James
at Bill Williams place, j
are of frame construction, 18x38
effort to get the pump house fin­
ieet. and will accommodate 204 W ANTED Boys and girls h ,
ished and motor installed, prepara­
men, with 12 men to each unit.
join darning - ho«.I for juris in'
tory to turning on a flow of water
Separate buildings are being erec­
big
show to lie given m Noven»,
for domestic use in the new homes.
ted to house the bath house, dining
lier at high whiool auditorium.
The mains have l>een accepted and
room and kitchen. The contract
S«-«- M r, McGowan in die high
nothing now stands in the way,
for feeding the men has been
school auditorium Mondoy at
except some hu-ky motors which
awarded to the National Commis-
4 o'clock.
can force the water into the
sary company.
houses.
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H tf SE rRAJLKR for SALE
J<»e: i Boy,
Well built; 7xll (ret. Im|uirr
Everything is in readiness for
? ' how
.°.W t come
Vn?e yo
J . name
Chronicle office
the first meeting of contract bridge 3
- « ’ricity.'
players who will gather at the ad- v,
Y
u " ? h n*me am COMFORTABLE ROOMS with
bath and go«*! Iviard at private [
ministration building Thursday j / '* , d ,‘' ,n;‘ ' Wl1' ■> t‘ame am
resiilmce The first house west
night at 7:30. Leo J. Miller will
, ah'. and lf
*>" ‘
lead the discussion.
I make •k etn erty wliat do it make.'"
<>f the church in ( asiade Da ks
THE BONNEVILLE ENGINEER
CLASSIFIED
ALASKA JUNK (ft
Kir* and T a y U Strxwt
Kt
W*e
n r»s motors , tools , donkeys , cables ,
" From an \x e to a (¿aomutive"
Everything fur the Farm, Mill and (
p ip e
New ami use«! pépe, all *lws t4ack ami g»¡vaat*u ,
petera
/V ie l m T o w n .
I l l W BEILS FIXTURES
New and uaed 1-et us quote ua yt»ux ifs|uirn<wxitv
U M H E R - TIM H U
6,000,UUU feet Sound and Dry /Vv r d u \«fl.
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I'm insula lum ie» Company liant
New une «juarter h p 172 J p m IIOvi
known manufacturer In cknr out. »auh |7 00
MACHINERY TOOf-S Kgt II MKNT
fo* Sawnull. 1 ogge» and t uniras tut. We have
need at L t n i /Vs«ei / ’uiuMr.
ROOFING
New 2* gauge «orrugatrd New I, 2 ami 1
„
tniliug A'nr /¿n» / V a n
PAINT
Ready mixed, manie ami outside, all < alors, |rt fdbi, |t ¿
.\i«> varnish ami enamel* at eatra In« ( c x n
HNRHUI RE
New J |a»uu galvanized in HO rud length»
Krmrmbrt
H r Wee U fw U u f
You Can Eat, Drink
And Be Merry at the
R A P ID S CLUB
M IC K t K l i JC.VO.V,
REGULAR MEALS
SHORT ORDERS
N ou will enjoy «>ur !**■! ami out arrvirr A ates
( d i r f»r the Lulm to rat
HF.MRICH and SALEM BF.F.R ON TAf
Bed» in Our Bunklkouae»
25c a Day
SheeU, tehowen*. heat, light, rtc.
Quiet . . . Clean . . . CI imc In
: : : A N D A REAL. PARTY
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
HARDWARE
W e n o w h a v e a Stock of
HARDWARE And
KITCHENWARE^
R.E. ANDREWS&CÛ
H O L L Y W O O D DAIRY
JOSEPH A. BUCHER, Prop.
I wo deliveries d u ly morning ami rvrm ng Ftrdi
<iur own in (aiti-d lierd «,( Guernseys, «lelivereil
•«i Wyeth. Itinne 14-El, Bonneville, of lr.i»* w0,"
f ascode I < m ka,
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M IL K — C R E A M — B U T T E R M IL K — BUTT®
Our milk it on sale at all the »t°re*