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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1935)
T II K |t ° >' N f \ 11, i. K 1 »' I- F f) A M C if ft o X I C L K M \E M arsh al A ll Set T O M M Y LUKE 017 H. w . « T H ItKmon 7*215 T o Fast D rivin g G. A. COBB ATTOllNKV AT LAW Notary ru llile Cascaiu Ixick*. Oregon gem ca f e lerc the dam worker can afford to eat. HOOD RIVER CUHT POTTS. prop. pr« RONALD HALL ¡Th«* OHKGONIAN repr«**«n- ||vr for Caacade Locks may retrheil al thq O K K G O N - îHINGTON KOX KAHM, le L o c k « . G. N. Hesgard Building Contractor S TIM ITI* W K K L Y (‘una'le T o Put A n End CJIVKN Ore With purchase of a car laHt week Marshal Colin Merrill tlght- «•Iied up ills belt, pulled his black hat down over his »;yea and sat down on the curb and began to wat< h drivers rolling through Cas cade flocks at 50 to f,o rnlhn an hour. The end of the speeding. h< promised. Is In sight. And It will end when the city council and the state have completed two simple steps: 1. Place warning signs, eating the speed limits, at ends of town where they can the eye of motorists on the way. Indl-j both catch high 2. Knart a city ordinance, pro hibiting speeding and fixing a pen alty for violation of the law. The council has agreed to pay the marshal $1.50 a day and let hlrn provide his own car. With r« asonable success In overhauling violators the police department Is exp«“ t«*,| to turn considerable money Into the town's tr«asury. Rnactment of the ordinance prohibiting s e e d in g was passed Monday night With that out of th,. way th«* fun will begin and the hoys can h«*gln to lay beta on th«* percent«*«; of oars Colin over hauls TOWN LOT for sale THIS LOT, LOCATED IN CASCADE LOCKS, IS WELL SITUATED. CLOSE TO BUSINESS DIS TRICT. CLEAR TITLE. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE. GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD. PRICE REASONABLE Inquire at THE CHRONICLE DALLES FREIGHT LINE Pally Freight between Portland, Bonneville, Cascade Locks. UTAH COAL, PRESTO-LOGS AND BRIQUETS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ICE Cascade Locks Phon?: 131 R. J. WUNER, Agent a W W B W I I l ’ ""II I CASCADE LOCKS Mrs. J. C. Ward was visited Sunday fjy her daughter, Alice Mel, of Portland. Moyd K hh •, formerly of IJoul- der Oily, moved into the Rose Apartments early this week. He is employed by tin; Columbia Con struction Co. John Painter mad«; a flying trip int«> Portland last we«*k to visit a future relative. •Mr and Mrs. Hubert O’Dell en- t* rtained Mr. and Mrs. liaxley Crayson and Jack Travis at din ner Tuesday. Mrs. Ralph Williams and her daughter motored Into Portland for a shopping tour Monday. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Myers moved Into one of W. C. Ander son's houses this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hill ( ’utter have moved into one of Charles Olin’s apartment«. Mr. and Mrs. Linus Larson and Miss Marjorie Fox of Seattle spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Sundsten. W. ( ’ . Anderson, of the Central Lumber Company, left Saturday for L«*banon to go pheasant hunt ing. Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson w«*r>* dinner gu««ts Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ness re cently moved into one of G. N. Hesganl's apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morris moved lnt«j the oth«*r apartment Wednesday. Charl«*s McDonald returned Fri day from a three-day visit with his mother, Mrs. Chas. Llscum. and grandmother, Mrs. h. D. James of Snohomish, Wash, at Mrs J a m e s ’ home. Mrs. Llscum was visiting there from her home in Auburn, Calif. Mr. McDonald spent most of the time In bed as the result of a bad cold. Mrs. C. A. Saunders. Mrs. A r thur Warren. Mr*. V. F. Wigren. and Mrs. John Foulkes attended the Bonneville Woman’s Club m«*eting In Bonneville Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Myers, of Boulder City, moved into one of W. C. Anderson’s houses this week. Mrs. Myers is a cousin of Mrs. W. C. McArthur. Silver Perms, Artie Sundsten, and Charley Royston have been on a week’s hunting trip with Walt Mohr at Indian Springs. They plan on returning today. MORANS GET FLOWERS FROM HOST OF FRIENDS Flowers are usually reserved for the dead, but there are occa sions when they go to the living. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran among the living, fell heir to a large share of blossoms when they op«*n«'«l their new lodge in Cascade Locks some mornings ago. Thp Cascade Tx>cks Lumber company s«*nt up a handsome bou quet. So did Jack Elmer. W. C. ( Turk) Anderson sent down two attractive bowls of hammered brass filled with greenery. And thereafter the lodge took on the app> '»ranee of a bridal chamber and thp guests ate and drank and Mr. M id Mrs. Progress in the D istrict l 'ini Merrill is planning big things for Cascade j Locks in the way of amusements, Congratulations t° Jim and May, The area appreciates their efforts, W EST C O A S T PO W E R CO GETZ BEER -on tap- MORAN’S (LODGE |i WHY WAIT UNTIL YOU MUST PAY THE ADVANCED PRICES CfJ FLOUR AND POTATOES. BUY NOW. Flour Picket— Money Back Guarantee 4 9-LB. SACK Potatoes . . . Mince Meat . $1.89 Netted Gems 50-Lb. SACK Fine Quality 2 LBS. Cabbage ............... 49c 27c Solid Local POUND ^ AC FOR S I KPKISLS IX Q U A LIT Y MKIM'HA\DISK WATCH O’DELL’S MARKET WHX2KK TH K BUST COSTS NO MORE TELEPHONES DOUBLE Twice the number of telephones are in use in Cascade Locks than there were at this time one year ago, Mrs. Manda Collins, local manager, announced this week. A t ...at present there are 62 in use with a number more in prospect. Last year at this time there were around 30. During the past year the old hand cranked switch board has been replaced with the latest electrically operated one. FRENCH’S . . YOU CAN’T LOSE & SPECIAL MONEY-BACK OFFEB and You’!! Be Surprised at the Results by Using Old Cherokee Tonic A bottle when mixed makes about 2 gallons, 1 pint The Unfailing Remedy for Laziness and That Drowsy, Tired. Sleepy Feeling People Everywhere Praise This Tonic Highly and You Will Be Surprised at Results Thor«» are very few people in the world today who feel so well that a few doses of this medicine would not make them feel a great deal better and give them a new lease on life. It makes the eye bright, clears up the complexion, quickens the senses and is a most wonderful tonic and appetizer. Removes the causes of pimples, blackheads and bolls. Relieves a bad cold or cough in one day. Relieves la grippe in one day. Relieves fever in one day. Relieves weakness and tired feeling in one day. Relieves pain in the neck, side, shoulder, back or hips In one day. Relieves bad headache in two hours. Relieves sick stomach, belching, gas on stomach in three hours. Relieves bladder and kidney trouble. Relieves rheumatism, giving quick relief from pain. Relieves female diseases and women’s troubles. Five or six doses will fix you so your work will not tire yoti one particle and you can do your work with ten times the ease. It will work three to four gallons of bile from the system that is as black as any ink you ever saw come out of any ink bottle. OLD Ckeroiuv Iron TONIC 'ï** «— \»» ( P»i<» % I vt ywswwww^This Coupon Worth 46c w . v w u v This Coupon. If presented at once together with only S9 Cents in cash, is good for a #1.35 l ’ottle of O LD C ilL U O Iv L E IR O N TO N IC , and IN T E S T IN A I, CL E A N S E It. After using a bottle strictly according to printed directions on it, If you do not think it is worth at least ID times what you paid for it, you can bring back the empty bottle and we will cheerfully refund the S9 cents. It will work 3 to 4 gallons of bile from your system just as black as any ink you ever saw. that is poison to your liver and kidneys. E A T A NYTH IN G YOU WISH W H IL E T A K IN G I T CASCADE DRUG CO. TH IS C O UPO N GOOD FOR 10 D A Y S O X L Y N V V E STREET or U. F. D. N O ................................................ . ......................... CITY or TO W Ji........................................... STATE. J