n o w K X i u » iM 'i
c i i k o m c i . k
K im brou gh
Shredded If heat E atin g Contest!
OPEN TO EVERYONE IN THE DISTRICT
MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS
FREE PRIZES TO WINNERS
It costs nettling to enter. Just come in and sign your name
on entry blank. A world of fun and entertainment Don’t miss
it. Old and young invited to Join in tbe game.
SATURDAY, MAY 4
w e are putting on this contest to acquaint the public with
Shredded Wheat, the delicious breakfast cereal. Scores of bis
cuits have been provided for the occasion.
Watch next week's pa^er for details of the contest. Meantime,
enter vour name. Xo strings, no cost. Just fun at our expense.
EPPINGS redst 4 orehite
CASCADE LOCKS
DANCE
Wednesday, May 1
MERRILL’S PAVILION
CASCADE LOCKS. OREGON
Qa.ll<?n {^¡Exmp'S
All Leather Shoes
BOOTS, WORK AND
DRESS SHOES
4 Stores in Portland
Home Sites
FOR LEASE
Centrally Located
CASCADE LOCKS NEWS
▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ « - A A. A A . A A A i
Mr. .mil Mrs. D. W Chamber
lin were hosts to .Mrs. A. i). Ad-
:.ms of Hobo, Ore., a former Cas
cade l.ovks resident.
Charles Shea. Jr.. Is convalesc
ing in Portland with a sprained
ankle.
Mrs. c. M. Scranton spent Mon
day in Portland.
The postoffice expects to move
.’•unday Into the new Odd Fel-
'■ >ws building now rapidly m a r
ine completion across from Mer
rill’s.
Mrs. Hugh Huberts returned
last week from the Hood Hirer
hospital.
Mrs. R. E Andrews
Is con
valescing In Portland at the borne
of Mrs. Edna Finley after being
in a Portland hospital. She prob
ably will not return to Cascade
Locks for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hender
son spent Faster Sunday visiting
their parents in Hood Hirer.
Miss Wilma Kddy left Prlday
for Corvallis to be bridesmaid at
a friend’s wedding.
Mrs. Ja ck Elmer was In Port
land on business Thursday and
Friday.
Jesse Mohr entertained Helen
Day of The Dalles last week.
Mrs. ’ •P a t" Furlong, Rapids
club’s
cook,
returned
Sunday
from a three day's vacation at
Monroe. Ore., where she visited
her daughter.
Miss Jean Anderson
was In
Portland last week visiting her
mother. Mrs. Fred Anderson, who
is In the
hospital
recovering
from the effects of an automobile
accident, in which she suffered
compound fractures of the legs.
An operation will be necessary
before Mrs. Anderson can return
to the Ixodes, but she is reported
to be recovering as well as could
be expected.
E. J . Townsend, of Portland.
' is the new owner of the Rapids
i club barber shop, succeeding Roy
Barnes, who returned this week
to San Francisco. *'BII 1 ” Wells,
who worked under Barnes, re
mains to assist Townsend. Man
agement was
changed
Monday
morning.
Mrs. C. B. Klmmel, proprietor
of the Cascade hotel, has been
visiting In Portland
since
the
middle of last week.
Mis« Faye Struhel returned to
high school this week after sever
al weeks visiting with her father
at Lnni i Beach. California.
Jaek Roth from tife Horn club
went te Portland last week to
help celebrate his father’s »f.th
birthdate. for which he furnish
ed a candle-festooned cake three
feet in diameter.
Frerl Mvers. son of Mrs W. S.
Myers, will celebrate his second
birthdate at home April 2 8 .
BONNY PARK
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Me Aden
and children left Sunday by auto
to visit Mr. McAden’s parents’
home In Arkansas.
Thomas Morris has Installed a
new gos range In ills home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lasky and
to
Cascade Locks
and
The Dam Area
The Pioneer Drus Store of the Darn
Area will soon optn the finest drug store
in the Mid-Columbia district.
Wherein
we will continue to serve the community
with the best of professional ab'lity and
lowest prices,
CASCADE
DRUG COMPANY
WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS
Oregon
Automobile Co.
ANNOUNCES
“THE ILLUMINATED LOT”
Grand Ave. and E. Burnside
“ SHOP AT NIGHT”
COMPARE CARS . . . PRICES
PARTIAL
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TYRRELL’S TAVERN
Opposite the Gates in Bonneville
AR CHIE CCO K , Manager
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STAGE INFORMATION
CALL 94
CLODFELTERS
Cascade Locks
Ford Coach
*34 I .a fu vette Coach
UZI
’ 3 2 Plymouth P A. Cpe. ;»73
’ 3 3 Plymouth P.C. cpe. 47.1
’2»
TOMMY LUKE
Kudu,
Congratulations
• 2 »
Reasonable Rent
v tatted
• lid at
family apent the W eek
Itoon at Cascade
^
^ j
Lanky'*
Mrs.
Hood Hiver with
John My re*, a
former
J
alater.
Park resident.
Mr. and '1 ra. Dick Car
Connie a pent Suinilay und
Port lami wit h Mr*. 1 C'arrell’* 1
BONNEVILLE CASCADE
pareti Ut.
nu
and
LOCKS BUS
\!t und Mr* 1 ,ee Stt
new
family move.1 In to tile dr
le s tm Is s k t
home Sunday
I: Sft a m
Clyd* « Kim-
Mr*.
Mr. ami
7 3 :. am.
visitors
Portland
brougli
i t s : . a in
is* p m
Saturday.
The Wo in an’a Wedfiead
f> : 1 5 p m
lug clu b met with Mr* 11 «
S H p. m
Mr. and Mrs. L. Pace spent the
9 31 pm
week end with Mrs P a ce ’* par
I ! 36 p m
ents at Oreaham.
Mrs. Hi' hard Nance left Sunday
It ole the llu* It’ s
for a two-week visit with her par
• hi vi ng your ear.
ents at Eugene
IS n s rs a c e. l 'o r l i ,
Mesdames Correll, Morris *nd
’30
Plymouth P.l>. cpe. 3543
Bulck Hadan ( « wwi
Plymouth Sed. P.C.
Gh*-v. .Master Coach
Ford Sport Coupe
Austin Coupe
Durant Sedan
Lincoln s**<l. ( 6 wwi
Bulck Coupe ( 6 ww)
Chevrolet Coupe
Chevrota Sedan
DeSoto Coach
Chev. Spt. Coupe
Pontiac Sedan
Chevrolet Coach
Ford ltd. < Vx Whi t
123
343
li#3
21*3
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(."Ml
Hi#.-,
11,%
n.-,
2N3
;{4¡<»
;pt3
.41.3
213
TERMS
LIST
31 Olda Sedan (fiww) KIWI
«15
’l l Ford Town Sedan
3 3 Ford Coach (cl.nint 473
213
’ 3 0 Na*h Seda,,
’ 2 » DeSoto Coup.' ____ 203
250
M Ford Coach < 2 >
173
2 0 Htude Dictator
21»
II Ford Coupe
’ 3 2 Packard Conv. Cpe. UM 3
’ 3 0 Chevrolet ltd at r...... 213
2 7 Packard Sod («In) 103
"■'•2 Chev Coa. (air whli 4 . 1 »
123
’ 7 7 Nanh Coupo
:t25
’ 3 2 Ford Pick-up
’ 3 3 Pontiac Cp. (6 Will (130
3 4 Plymouth Coach .... 30S
90
' 2 7 Ford Touring ........
’ 2 G Volin Sedan ........... 03
’ 2 « Dodge Coupe ........ 03
’ 3 4 Choy Muater Coupe 393
95
' 2 0 liuh'k Sedan
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EASY TERMS
All Cars Listed are Reconditioned and Ready to Go.