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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1935)
olumbia Gorge Hotel rood in \ f ; ic . i oregon Sunday Chicken Dinner 85c 30 ACKKS, W A T E R F A L L S . RUNNING STREAMS Get Our New Low Rates bv the Week or Month Special Attention Cil»< n 1'rlvaie Dinner Partien and Dancen HAYFEVER ASTHMA and SUMM'ER COLDS are un necessary. Complete relief only $1 00 Postpaid. Nothing else to buy. 000 HOLFORD’S WONDER sold last year alone. Over 40.- INHALERS Mail $1.00 today for full season’s relief to THE DANDEE CO.. 14 North Sixth St., MINNEAPOLIS. M IN NESOTA. or write for Free Booklet. BUY NOW! WOOD While it Lasts $2-75 a load Central Lumber Co, CASCADE LOCKS Phone 241 i .S U M MER INCURSION ' FARES TW O FAST T R A IN S D A IL Y SET NOW EFFECT The PORTLAND R O S E A rrtv * CHICAGO a. SO - A T riu m p h In Train C o m fo r t" [ A iV M A ir-con d ition e d Cooch«*, latest type Toor- Ift o n d S ta n d a rd Sleepers, Diner, O b *e r- v a t io n - lo u n g e cor. B a rb e r, V alet, Bath. Radio, so d a fountain. Porter »ervice and free pillow s in Coaches. The PACIFIC LIMITED Arrhra CHICAGO »:2 5 P * A ir-c o n d itio n e d C o a ch e s and Standard Sleepers. 1 night to Salt LoLe City, D en ver. 2 night» to Kan»o* City, O m ah a, C h i c a g o . Convenient local schedule». Porter service a n d free pillow* in Coaches. tHIowiton«. Grand Teton N ational Park a Through standard alaaping car aar- n operation daily. Portla n d to W a a l V allow aton a on Tha Pacific Llmitad. " n e :w w ¡L O W - P R IC E D M E A L S f o r C o a c h a n d •rist C a r passenger» on the P O R TLA N D R O SE Luncheon 30c Dinner 35c fo r Inform ation and r e s e r v a tio n s *••• o « LOCAL AGENT UNION PACIFIC NEW PHYSICIAN OPENS o f f ic e IN DISTRICT l*r. Melvin E. Johnson opened an office last week as Cascade Irocks only physician and sur geon. l>r. Johnson, who with Mrs. Johnson is making his home in on‘‘ wf iJ N Hengard’s houses, is a graduate of the I niversity of Oregon medical school. He comes lo the district from a year’s ser vice at the French hospital in San Francisco, Calif. HI m office, gleaming with new white enamel, iH equipped with operating table and the latent in medical equipment. It is situated at the east end of town In the for mer Men’s store. I Jr. Johnson can !»• reached day and night by tele phoning 3.'*. PRAISE GIVEN CCC FOR FOREST FIREFIGHTING Commendation of Benson CCC • amp members for their work in • fighting and preventing forest hr eg this year is contained in a letter to Its superintendent, Mr. Mod ley, frrorn A. O. Waha, Mt. Hood national forest supervisor. Copies were sent to District , Manger Hoy L. Weeman at Co lumbia Gorge station and to Manger Albert Wiesendanger at Cagle creek. Supervisor Watia mentions es pecially the fine work done bv i the CCC In discovering and ex- Ungufshing the Coopey falls blaze July 24. He gives the CCC credit for the fact that no fire in the district this season on which they have worked has extended over <>ne-quarter acre. ROOSEVELT HOTEL TO OPEN ANNEX SEPT. 1 Roosevelt hotel’s 12-room an nex, back of the present building, will be opened September 1, D. R. Scoffern. hotel manager, an nounced yesterday. Finishing touches to the annex, ¡Manned primarily for bachelor quarters, are being applied this week. Furnishings have all ar rived on the s< ene and are being put In place. The 1J rooms are situated side by side, opening onto the porch running the full 12"> feet of the building. The annex is high enough so that Its residents may look down on Tanner creek and the dam reservation. RIVER SOUNDING UNDER WAY FOR NORTH CRIBS Eighteen men under Dick Hoi- brook. In i harge of waterfront ac tivities for the l\ S. engineers, are sounding the Columbia river bottom between the cofferdam and the Washington shore, in pre paration for placement of the north cofferdam late this winter. From the sounding barge leads are dropped to the bottom and depth noted carefully over the en tire area north of the present «ribs. When the work Is finished. C S. engineers will have a min ute study of contours of the river bottom to aid them in planning the tailoring of the north side cribs The cribs must conform to the river bottom so closely that water Inflow is at a minimum. IM \ M \TM.E MEN ORGANIZE Bonneville business men were a bit surprised Thursday f'cniug when 3'. members of the Cascade Docks. Stevenson and North Roa ne vi lie chambers of commerce, under leadership of President Ira Owen of the Docks chamber, droid (d into French’s for a ban- «iuet to organiie a Bonneville chamber. Temporary officers were selected by the six or seven Bon neville men present, pending a r r -ruler meeting to set up consti tution and bylaws. 'W W W Eagle Creek STAGE INFORMATION CALL 94 C L0D FELT ER S Cascade Locks Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hall are visiting in Montana with their respective parents during Mr. Hall’s several-week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Robnett moved Friday to Portland. Mr. Robnett is going to Crater lake national park to be emiployeu by the federal bureau of public roads. Miss Eunice Brown has return ed to her home in Glendive, Mont., after a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Clark. During her stay. Miss Brown was guest at an af ternoon tea given by Mrs. Clark. Then adequate refrigeration Present w’ere Mrs. James Bell, I Mrs. Lyle Hickok, Mrs. Jack Rus plays a very important part j sell, Mrs. Tom Waring, Mrs. Anna in your business. So much so J. Stephens, Mrs. Hugh Ping. you should be definitely cer Mrs. Glen Brower, Mrs. Ed. Kohl- strom, Mrs. V'. L. Garner tain that your refrigerating Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waring wee system is truly modern, effi visited several days last week W cient and giving you service Mrs. Waring’s sister, Mrs. Lester at proper cost! To be sure, L. Leavitt of Eugene, her sister- in-law, Mrs. E. L. Stephens and why not ask a Northwestern daughter. Betty-Jane, of Klamath Electric sales engineer to in Falls. With Mrs. Stephens return spect your refrigeration for ed Miss Kathleen Waring, daugh you? This, of course, entails ter of the Warings. after a sum mer’s visit with her aunt in Klam no obligation. ath Falls. Mrs. Van Schermerhorn was showered with many gifts last orthwestern Wednesday afternoon .Mrs. V. L. | Garner was hostess, serving lunch- lectric edn at her home. Those present were Mrs. Marshal Russell. Mrs. Jack Russell. Mrs. Glen Brower, Mrs. Ed. Sohlstrom. Mrs. Fred Hummel. Mrs. George Barker. Miss Rita Barker. Mrs. Haven COLUMBIA HOTEL Nutting. Mrs. C. Bellinger, Mrs. Lee Murray. To the wrestling matches in Meals Served Family Style .Multnomah stadium in Portland CHICKEN* DINNER EV E RY week ago Monday evening went SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder, Mr. Cascade Lock» and Mrs. Jack Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Russell, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Gamer. Mrs. Earl Wilson returned last PAUL H0HBERGER week from a several-weeks’ visit QUALITY W ORKMANSHIP with her sister in Hermiston in JEW ELER eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Ef BONNEVILLE G IFT .SHOP Sohlstrom entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and son, Jack, at din On the Reservation ner the evening she returned. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bell were visited several days last week by Miss Anjelfa Kleut of Reedsport EVERGREEN their niece, and Miss Jean Bell of L AUNDRY Longview. Mr. Bell’s sister. AND Mrs. Tom Waring and daughter. Kathleen, and Mrs. L. L. Clark DR Y C L E A N E R S spent a day in Portland last week. D AILY SERVICE Miss Ruth Faublon, daughter LEAV E BUNDLES A T ~f Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Faublon. is FRENCH’S—Bonneville. visiting friends in Portland. M E R R IL L ’S—Cascade Locks. Rent your rooms and apart NUDELMAN’S STORE on the Reservation. ments thru a classified ad in The Chronicle. Do you d ea l In PERISHABLE FOODS? N E Coffee Shop THE BEST IN FRUIT AND VEGETABLES COSTS N< --------- AT--------- O’DELL’S MARK ACROSS FROM CASCADE LOCKS POSTOFFICE The following Items are a few suggestions to acquaint you with some of our stock.' RUTTEIK.— fresh every day. LB. ........... 33c .MILK, Hollywood Fresh Pasteurized. Qt..... lOr KG<;s— Fresh from the farm DO/................ 38c Those Fla key BRADLEY PIES and B A K F R IT E Pastry. Daily Service. Delicious GOLDEN CRUST BREAD. That ever fresh FRANZ BUTTERNUT BREAD. HOSTESS CAKES am! tasty Si GAR CREST Dot GHNUTS. We are gradually in- e-“ Hsiug our stock of staple groceries. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ~~~ THE DALLES TOMATOES, c ra te .................. 29c JUICE ORANGES. 3 doz...............................29c GRAPES, Thompson Seedless, 3 lbs......... . 17c LEMONS, full of juice, D oze n .......................19c YOU CAN C A L L US AT THE CHRONICLE OFFICE
