The Bonneville Dam chronicle., November 21, 1935, Page SIX, Image 6

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Western
Auto Supply
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TIRES and BATTERIES
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For
Winter Grade
OILS
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CASH AND CARRY
LAUNDRY
E F F I C I E N T CLE AN IN G
AND P R E S S I N G S E R V I C E
TH E L O C K S
CLEANERS
LAKESIDE
HOTEL
CASCADE LOCKS
Board and Room
$1,25 per day
T H E BE ST BEDS IN
TOWN
E a g le C re e k
CHAIRS DONATED FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
nk what a singlej
This week, th r o u g h the k i n d ­
ness
of friends, eno ugh mouey ha*
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Mr. a n d Mrs. Sam Oriuo spent been dona ted so thut the k i m k i -
F r i d a y with Mr. a n d Mrs. Ralph marten class at the Co mmunity
Oriuo. Mrs. Orino was on her way K. Sunday school of * as, .,«1«
huir»
fr om P o r t l a n d to he r home in l.ocka. will have 15 ne *
T » e n ... ¿ I
“DOCTOR. Q U IC K I
Spokane. Sam Orino was on his for t ht. little people
way to Baker. Oregon, to look
-phis class, which Mrs It
TH ERE'S B E E N A N
over a job he is pla nni ng on b i d - ; W u n e r took over l«»t s u m m e r ,
A CCID EN T I W H A T
din g on t h e r e a n d from th e r e he | when it had six en ro ll ed, now ha*
C A N I BE D O IN G IN
is going to Mt. Rain ier National an e nr oll me nt of 2.» with an av-
P a r k to close up a job for the
a tt e n d a n c e of 19. The ‘ lass
THE M E A N T IM E !''
w i n t e r h e has th e re .
is made up of boys a nd K*rls • "
Mx. a n d Mrs. T h o m a s Cornell tween the ages of ih re e and <*>'
m o to r e d into P o r t l a n d Monday to with one seven-year-old in *»»•-
visit t h e i r son Clarence, who nas class. F u n d s were not solicit.-«!
j u s t be en rele as e d from a hospital but were offered when the need
there
was expressed.
Mr. a n d Mrs. H a r r y Smith have
j u s t installed a new oil stove.
VOTE HUNTING TOUGH-
Mr. a n d Mrs. Lawre nce Bel­
a n g e r sp en t th e weeke nd in P o r t ­
CANDIDATE T E L L S WHY
land visiting Mrs. Belanger * mo­
A s o u th e r n California candl-
th e r. Mrs. K a t h e r y n B ra nd m ie r.
Mrs. G. W. B a r k e r e nte r ta i n e d da te makes the following expense
the pinochle club W ed ne s day af- report, of the recent election
te rn o o n . Th os e pre sen t were Mrs.
"Lost four m o n t h s a n d twe nty
J a c k Russell. Mrs. Marshall Rus-1 days canvassing. l«s»t 1350 hour*
sell. Mrs. Carl Stro m. Mrs. Virgil sleep th ink ing of election; tost
G a r n e r , Mrs. Lawence Belanger, two teeth and mess of hair in p« r.
Mrs. H. W. Matlock. Mrs. Ferg u- sonal en co unt er with opponent
P . O « < J \m fiad that (Lay bare beea payk^il^
son of Cascad e Locks, and Mrs. |
" D ona te d one beef, four pig*
prie« for being witbont I uU pbona. They pay ta ran*» n *
Lee M u r r a y a n d h e r niece Mis* anij t wo sheep to a barbecu e;
• In ioroavaniate«, trouble and dWeoifert.
F a y e Foley. Mrs. Fu r g es o n took £ave aWay two pair of auapetid-
• In loaa of coniarla with f ilm ,1
high hono rs and Mrs. Lee Mu rray erg flve c a |jco dresses, five dolls
• In last appo riu n ì l ira.
won t h e o t h e r prize.
a nd twe nty rattles.
• la armai peril af »u d dts com
Mrs. Daisy Sm it h of Hood n t v e r
"Kissed 126 babi»*s and fixed
a In ro a o tlru raaaa when tuna aavtag ia f U ,
ha s been visiting several days four flat tires; ga th er ed 125 box«**
b yonr b e n e lin ke d up with the telephone Ming m U f Hg
with h e r d a u g h t e r . Mrs. Lyle of
ora ng e s;
th re s he d
beans
Hickock. F r o m here Mrs. Hick- th ir ty -n in e hours ; milked thirty-
we tell you more about It?
ock will go to Aberdeen, Wasn.
seven cows; walked 4 976 miles
TH E PA C IF IC T E L E P H O N E A N D TELECBAP1
As t h e re s u lt of a very success­
"Shook ha nds 9000 times, told
ful goose h u n t on th e part of Mr. 10.000 lies a nd talked en ou gh to
Chro nic le w a n t a d s • osi o nl y o n e r e n t a word. OsatkaiJ
a n d Mrs. C. W r ig h t. Mr. and Mrs. fill 10.000 volumes;
a tt e nde d people w h a t you h a v e to aell.
S. E. K is si nge r were guests oi the sev enty-nine barbecues; pala for
W r i g h t s to a goose d in n e r last
ne wspaper a nd radio advertising.
week.
" W a s baptised four time s by
M r s N E E. Lyon of La Grande.
imm
ersion and two the oth er
s is te r of Mrs. Ed. C ar pen te r,
way;
m a d e love to nine grass
s p e n t th e w e ek e n d with th e C ar ­
widows;
got dog bit thirty-seven
penters.
times.
Mr. a nd Mrs. L. A. Bates and
"AND T H E N GOT D E F E A T E D . ”
c h il d r e n of P o r t l a n d spent the
from
San Francisco Call-Bulletin.
w e e k e n d with Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Kissin ge r.
I'nnccm sary W onN
Mr. a n d Mrs. J a m e s R. Heaton
a n d Mrs. L a u r a Clapp of Hood
" H e r e , ” said th e editor, "you
River, e njo yed Su nday d in n e r use too man y words. You say ‘H**
with Mrs. C la p p ’s son-in-law and was poor but h o n e s t ’! You have
d a u g h t e r , Mr. and Mrs. Emil only to say t h a t he was honest.
• S n o w , I c o a n d t r a a r l n g
Palmetier.
Again you say, ’He was without
t o m p o r a iu r o a w i l l a e o n b a
Mr. a n d Mrs. B. J. Mervln of money
and
witho ut
fr ie n d s .’
bora» E q u i p y o u r c a r d u rin g
P o r t l a n d s p e n t Su nday with Mr. simply say
’he was
without
thin »ale a t a s a v in g .
S a fe ty
a n d Mrs. M arshall Russell.
m on e y’.”
Mrs. G. W. B ar k e r . Mrs. Carl
T h e y are Ng tad
S tr om a nd Mrs. Virgil G a rn e r e n ­ Carlson and his f a t h e r I!. L.
rugged with life-
joyed potluck luncheon with Mrs. Clark.
.Saver ( h >W* b PI?
T h e
n • w
Kathleen W aring , d a u g h t e r of
Ed. S c he ufe le in T u r r is h addition.
G o o d r i c h
blow-out protec­
Mr. a n d Mrs. Virgil G a rn e r and Mr. and Mrs. Tom W aring , « n - ;
Boiler T ype
tion and a tooth
llot Wa t e r
Mrs. Carl Str om motored a r o u n d , te rt a in e d a gr oup of playmate« at
road -gripping
llc a te r give«
t h e loop Sunday.
1 h e r nin th 'birthday party Iasi
tread.
_
p len ty of h eat
Mrs. Glenn Brower e n t e r t a i n e d Monday a ft e rn o o n Those t h a t e n - !
>n th e c o ld e st
Mrs. Ed Sohlstrom . Mrs. J ac k joyed an a ft e rn o o n of games and
G o o d r i c h Ti«*|
Jay*. See it b e ­
Russell, Mrs. Virgil G arner, Mrs. r e f r e s h m e n t s
were;
M argaret
fore you buy.
Carl Str om a n d Mrs, Hug h Cop- a nd Elizabeth Miller. Lois Llnn-
a . , o,
pie at lunch eon Wed ne sd ay.
ton, Ann C ar pen te r, Betty Fos-
Mrs. H u g h P in g e n t e r t a i n e d berg. Ruth Faublon,
A S LO W
t h r e e ta ble s of bridge at dessert
A S • « • «
l u nc he on Tu es day . Those presen t
Clever Mrs. Pierce
were, Mrs. Lee Fox, Mrs. J a m e s
A I « r,u *
protecti"» that
Bell, Mrs. Stan ly Levack, Miss
•afer and mor«'
0b
Cecilia Bell, Mrs. Irv ing Hall,
Goodrich
be used In
Mrs. Lyle Hickock, Mrs. Tom
B atteries are /
j
G o e rJr* ‘ V
cara.
Waring,
Mrs. J a m e s F a u b lo n ,
full of power
and built
r.
Mrs. E a r le Wilson, Mrs. Glenn
for
long,
hard
Brower, a nd Mrs. Ed Sohlstrom.
Feel full of pep and posse*» the
1
a e r v i c e . We
«Ws. * j
Mrs. J a c k Russell has been 111 I slend er form you crave. You c a n ’ll
. •
.
have all type* 1 ’ W. ^ I • t
with a bad cold for several days.: if you listen to g o s s i p e d
Mrs
PER QT.
and sizes.
; Ü
Mrs. C h e r ry Sm it h of P o r t l a n d Pierce has a mind of her own
h a s been visiting h e r si ste r Mrs. |
To ta k e off exreM fat Rf)
Marshall Russell.
on fatty meats, b ut te r, cream and
A S LO W
$ « * 9 5
Mrs. J. L. C u m m i n g s and s u g a r y sweets- r*at more fruit
p e n r k h
AS
exchange
d a u g h t e r Elva F r a v y of K la m a t h a nd vegetables. T a k e a half tea-
100% PURE PENH
Fall s s p e n t Monday and T u e s d ay spoonful of Kruschen Salts in a
a c c e s s o r i e s
motor
with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bar ker . glass of hot w ater every morni ng
Rita B a r k e r drov e to Po r tl a n d i t a s t e s fine with juice of half a
7 r PER
Radiator Cleaner, 10 o«. can. 41c
, g c QI.
with t h e m T u e s d a y a nd r e t u r n e d lemon a d d e d ) — Krusch en is as
Radiator Solder, 10 oz. c a n . . .4 S c
T u e s d a y n ig ht.
floor Matt, at low a« ........... .§♦«
low as 40c.
1 » 1 Got.
Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Tngerlund
Seat
Covert, at low a t ........... 79«
Mrs. W. L. Pierce of Tiffin
visited S u n d a y In P o r t l a n d with Ohio, writes; " I ’ve ta ke n off 50
Mr. a nd Mrs. H. O rim so n.
lbs. with Krusch en In 6 months.
Mrs. Carl Str om of P o r t l a n d , I was 238 and Intend to co nti nue
•m ¡
m o t h e r of Mrs. Virgil G a r n e r a r ­ till I ’m 154.”
SEJU¡J¿!
rived on t h e G a r n e r s fifth w ed ­
No more ca th a rtic* — no more
¡ Q U A L IT Y
d in g a n n i v e r s a r y to sp end a few laxatives, „ m, no constipation
day s with t h e m .
when you take yo u r little d a lly
J . W. HARRI NGTON. Mgr.
-
Mr. a nd Mrs. Ed C la r k w ere In
* ose of Kru sch en . Bonneville
-W E S T S ID E -
— EAST at
SID? F ^
Salem over t h e w e ek e n d visiting
'» t u k Ktore am i druioclsts every,
Mr. C l a r k ’s s is te r, Mrs. Emil where.
11TH
UNION
1
1TH AND
AND BURNSIDE
BU
telephone call can mean,,!
°J ik/oit’cj
Goodrich
Sflvei
AUTO
HEATERS
STANDARD HEATERS
JC25
$Tf95
“ BETTER FOOD”
“BETTER SERVICE”
Dew Drop Inn
FRED
ANDERSON
O w ner
CASCADE LOCKS. OREGON
HAY, STRAW. GRAIN
FEED
♦
Delivered W e e k ly to Dam Area
♦
Prices Right
♦
HOOD RIVER FREIGHT
AND FEED TERMINAL
P h o n e 3881
5th & C a s c a d e
SHE LOST 50
POUNDS OF FAT
B A T T E R I E S
GOODRICH BATTERIES
on.
w.
AVE.^
BRoadway 5436