The Bonneville Dam chronicle., November 21, 1935, Page SEVEN, Image 7

T 11 H
» O N N B V I L li B
I> A M C H H O N I C li K
Progress in the District
CASCADE LOCKS
MRS. AGNES BRENNEN
opened a new eating establishment in
Cascade Locks, We commend her on
her confidence in the area,
J ac quel ine Cecilia is th e na me
of the new 10 pound baby girl
i,0rn to Mr. and Mrs. R oger Niess
laat F ri day In Portland.
•Mr. and Mr«. J o h n H. Pr u te r , of
Uoardman, vlalted at M. L. Mor­
gan's Monday.
Mr. and Mr«. J a m e s W a .n l c k
were in Portland Sunday a t t e n d ­
ing the a uto «how.
Mr. and Mrs. I^ee Murray a r e
moving into their new house in
Kdgewood addition this week,
f h<-y formerly livea m bo nny
Villa.
Mrs. Joh n Lacy a tt e n d e d th e
opening of the Symphony season
in Po r tl a n d Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. McCormick
were d in n e r guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Fran z Keuterskoild.
Mrs. G. C. Eilertsen enjoyed
lunch with MrB. Melvin Jo h n so n
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams
and dau ghter , Mary Ann were din.
ner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Melvin
Jo hnson Fr ida y night.
The last re g u la r meeting of the
P a s t Noble Gra nds of th e Cas-
cadia Lodge was held a week ago
yesterday a t the home of Mrs.
Isabel!! Osborn. At this meeting it
was planned to have a card party
at the Odd Fellows hall last night.
Those present a t th e me eting
were Mrs. Charles Nelson. Mrs.
F r a n k Hall, Mrs. Les ter Sprague,
Mrs. Joe Miller, Mrs. C. L. R a n ­
kin. Mrs, Sue Wo odward, Mrs.
Seth Clodfelter, Mrs. C. A. Brol-
liar, Mrs. Silver P erras, Mrs. R.
f. W u n e r and Mrs. M. L. Mor­
gan. The next r e g u la r meeting
will be held the first Wed ne sd ay
a ft e r Thanksgiving, December 4.
at the home of Mrs. Sue Wood­
ward.
Mrs. C. I>. Rankin a nd d a u g h ­
ter Margaret, motored to Gov­
er n m e n t Springs in W as hi ngt on ,
Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miller spent
the weekend in P o r tl a n d visiting
WEST C O A S T POWER CO
ANNOUNCEMENT
CRAIGMONT HOTEL
NOW UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
BOARD AND ROOM FOR MEN ON DAM
GOOD RATES— GOOD FOOD— GOOD BEDS
Free Drying Room For Patrons
There
is No
l in
, Purer, or
Healthier Milk than
BRANDES GRADE “A”
Raw or Pasteurized
W Ji
Mr. a nd Mrs. C ha r le s Amen.
H. F. Sch rie ne r, of Albany, fa ­
t h e r of Mrs. M. H. MacKinnon,
was a gu est a t th e MacKinn on
home for th r e e days last week.
Th e new son of Mr. a nd Mrs.
Neis H e sg a rd , is ge tt in g lots of
a tte n ti o n . Mrs. Lewis Amo th a nd
d a u g h t e r a nd son, of Po rt la nd ,
were S a t u r d a y visitors to see the
new a r r iv a l a n d Mr. a nd Mrs.
Donald B u r n e t t a n d Doris H es ­
gard, all of P o r t l a n d , were S u n ­
day guests. T h e new son a t last
re p o rt s weighed 8 pound s, a gain
of 15 ounces in his life.
In h on or of th e bi rt h d ay of
Mrs. R. F. Steele, Mr. a nd Mrs.
Newton Clark e n t e r t a i n e d Mon­
day with an evenin g of bridge.
Th os e t h a t enjoyed t h e evenin g
were Mr. a n d Mrs. R. F. Steele,
Mr. a n d Mrs. Sta nle y Sporseen,
Mr. and Mrs. Galen F a n c h e r . and
Mr. a nd Mrs. R. B. F r ost .
Miss Macy J o h n s o n and «'hie
McDonald m ot or ed into P o r t l a n d
S a t u r d a y with Mr. a n d Mrs. A. C.
Joplin. Wh ile t h e r e th e y a t t e n d e d
t h e football game.
Mrs. u . A.
J o h n s o n , Macy’s m o th e r , ca m e
ou t from P o r t l a n d to visit a nd
look a f t e r t h e s to r e while Macy
was in P o r t l a n d .
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin P ip e r and
sons m o to r e d to C e n t ra l ia over
Armistice day. T he y visited Mrs.
P i p e r ’s sister. Miss E d i t h J a c ­
obus. a n d h e r f a t h e r , R. D. J a c ­
obus.
Mr. a nd Mrs. F r e d Spa ngl er
were d i n n e r gu est s S u n d a y n ig ht
in N ort h Bonneville a t th e h o m e
of Mr. a n d Mrs. W esley Castles.
Mr. a nd Mrs. A. B. J one s w ere
in P o r t l a n d over Armi st ic e day,
visiting Mrs. J o n e s ’ m o t h e r , Mrs.
C. A. Pel la nd.
Mrs. George Alden r e t u r n e d
Sunday’ a f t e r a visit in P o r tl a n d .
B er t Nelson has j u s t r e t u r n e d
to work re cen tly a f t e r a week of
illness.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J i m m y W a r n i c k
were d i n n e r gu est s a t th e h o m e
of Mr. a n d Mrs. B. C. Nelson S a t­
u r d a y night.
Frank
Tubandt,
fa th e ,
of
“ H a p p y ” , dr o p p e d int o t h e T u ­
b a n d t home fo r l un c h T u e s d a y on
his way from his h o m e in Golden-
dale to P o r t l a n d .
Mrs. Nell Davis sp en t F r i d a y
a nd S a t u r d a y in P o r t l a n d visiting
relatives.
Miss
Hel en
C h r is te n s o n
of
Stevenson, is t h e new’ voice on th e
te le pho ne we hav e been h e a r i n g
for the past week. She is giving
Manda Collins s o m e w e ll- ear ned
relief.
Mrs. Selma Gra m. T h e Dalles,
was home for t h e w e e k e n d visit­
ing h e r m o th e r. Mrs. A. E. Vans-
trom a nd h e r sister, Mrs. M an da
Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. E v e r e t t T ow ns en d
rec ently disposed of t h e R ap id s
club and moved back to Po r tl a n d .
N. J. No rm il le a n d family moved
from in back of t h e high school
Into th e h o u s e f o r m e r l y occupied
by t h e To w ns en ds , wh ic h Is j u s t
west of K a r a v a n l t c h ’s garag e.
are Serious in Our Declaration of Last week l ^
WE ARE CLOSING OUT|
a ^ a s ^ s ^ ^ a r i^ n o v ^ o u t^ to c ^ 1
Doors, each $2.00
Shiplap,2x4 and 2x6 at $14 M. Ft.
Flooring . . . $25 M Ft.
Rustic . . $25 M Ft.
Mouldings, 30 percent off list
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Cough Lightly
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$50 - L O T S , Moody Addition - $ 5 0 |
A ll Transactions Cash
CENTRAL LUMBER
PHONE 241
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Never send a boy to do a m a n ’s
work. T h a t ’s w hy we say to you,
go t od a y to Bonneville Drug
Store a nd get a bo ttl e of t h a t
famous, sm ooth, c re am y , creo-
soted Em uls ión k n o w n to p h a r m a ­
cists as B ro n c h u li n e Emu lsi on.
It's a medicine for gr ow n -u p s for
coughs t h a t h a n g on a nd ne ver
seem to let go. No s w e e t s y ru p y
concoction t h a t simply plays with
a c ou gh — no dope or h a b i t - f o r m ­
ing d r u g s — it quickly s t r i k e s at
t h e source of th e troubl e. Get a
bottle a n d e njo y a good n i g n t ’s
rest.
SEVEN
, Mona
Burt
Harrison
•of PIANO*
CASCADE LOCKS
GROCERIES
And
HARDWARE
GOLDEN WEST
Coffee
lb 29c
NALLEY
Mayonnaise
29c lb
WHITE KING
GRANULATED
Soap
34c
L A R G E S IZ E
OiL CLOTH
(20 D if f er e nt P a t t e r n s )
COOKING UTENSILS
WASH BOARDS
WASH TUBS
WASH BOILERS
COOK STOVES
HEATING STOVES
IRONING BOARDS
CLOTHES DRYING
RACKS
PADLOCKS
HASPS
AXES
SHOVELS
CARPENTER’S RULE
HAND SAWS
LANTERNS
„WEATHER STRIPPING
WICKS FOR OIL
STOVES
FILES
SOLDER
HINGES
DAMPERS
PIPE FITTINGS
STOVE PIPE
R. E.
ANDREWS
& CO.
CASCADE LOCKS
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