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• hr aand for ao many y«ara that
•hry h a*« ahaorln.i th« v|n|«t ray*
" f th« oun. and a r« «aid to b « a
trauaparant purpl« color,
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Hunday.
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a a r y « » r r y a l i o r «1«b l m o n t h .
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la ■■ da.l inn I', pound *l««lh 'w d » 1*
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a vlalior In th . rntnmunity n«ar
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IT PAYS TO PAY CASH
SUGAR
Cloth Bags
10 Lbs.
EGGS
U. S. Extras
DOZEN
49c
19c
FRESH Pride
(RESiUffCOfFEE
Vat i turn I ' x k r . l in
the h t-a u lifu l n r *
WASHING
POWDER
V I T A - L I T E Ja r
rrlk i't. il. fin r l l l l t 'f !
Large 2V? Lb. P k g
TISSUE
SOAP
t
I’ * " n «w ro m «n w«r«> add.-d to
•h*. Shatly Nook community taut
week, both coming from Portland.
*|‘ ‘ V ' * 1 M'* J "
r,1,rh
rmUumnt They ar« Mr. and Mr« Van O r­
and
.talion
,*
n*, , filling
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Herman man and A. II Raker.
Mr and Mra.
Richard
Ifolt
CASCADE FOOD STORE,
31c
Two Of lio n n «v o «'. mom popular
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ruah«d to Portlund Monday w h «r«l
Ba«e,nent excavation for the
Mr Ih.lt'a mother la aerloualy III new buBlneoa addition to the Bon­
Mr. and M r« Bugler h a »« mov­ ny Villa tavern « a « «tartad la«t
ed from llonny Villa to Coo« hay, week by ow n er« Hal Babblttt and
where Mugler haa »e<-tired a po- R olf Rnf|ulat. It la planned to In-
»Klon on the new coa»t bridge.
«ta ll a complete »oda fountain In
Omtrga llullln and fam ily, of the new «ectlon, with a «paclou«
open |M,rch for «um iner purtle«
California, have taken re»idenc«|
Mr and Mr«. Ftilkeraon attend­
al Shady Nook » It h hl« brother. 'd a Portland party with a group
Art, and wife.
of friend« Saturday night.
I>avld C ollin« 1« building a new
Mr. and Mm. K. L. W u lf« and
hou«e In the Kn<julat addition to
«on, Junior, «pent the week-end
Bonny Villa, and plan« to move
In Portland, a « dpi Mr. and Mr«.
from hi« present one within two
<> II John«, accompanied by M l.«
week».
IS * )« (ioodrlch
Mr«. Charles Black,
who Is
Th e llonnevue home vacated «ending the week In Portland, wa»
till, week by I,l.-ut. Hunt and Mr« hostess to the W illiam K. Poul-
W illiam Potilaon w ill be occupied son'« Saturday night at a farew ell
by Mr. and M r» Anthony Frank., dinner.
of Stevenaon. Frank« I« a United
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson m otor­
State« Knglneer« man.
ed to Portland Saturday, only to
Portland \ lid tor«
from
the discover that thhelr city home had
Shady Nre.k community th l« week been
burglarized
during
their
Included the iTunmlre, brother«, five-day absence.
Krnle and Roy; Mr. and Mr». Rob­
Frank Bird, who has been the
ert Perrin, Ray («riffln . Al Jen»en guest o f Ray C riffln , at Shady
and Mr. and Mm, Joe Baggert.
Nook, fo r the past tw o weeks, ha»
d u e tt» o f Mr». Charle« Klack returned to Portland.
Thnr.duy at her Bonnevue home
Joe C ««tle r and
Hal
Babbitt
were Imr »l*ter, Mr«. Rdlth Tan ­ were Saturday dinner guest« of
ner, Mr. it nth Bahn»«n and Mr«. Cecil Champman, editor o f the
Waunda Tanner.
Oregon Voter, In Portland.
15c
PPM
in
Ambassador
3 Rolls
Foi Laundry
10 Bats
C H O C O LATE
Foi Baking
f -, Pound
GRAPE FRUIT
¿AC h ’
14c
23c
14c
Ca'"9c
SOUP S T O C K S . 10c
FISHING SUPPLIES
non Rods
Snlrrvon F(]gs
iners
Hooks, Beads, Lines
VERYTHING FOR THE SALMON FISHERMAN
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