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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1936)
«n «• T H K II O * THIRTEEN ice a few years «»go, dared Twenty Grand had won bv'lhe the / dUK>!T ru,,Pc r because of a bead of sweat on u°a ° y Grand. was so dose T w ^ t s writers later de- the end of its nose. , r A horse t JT Ï fcjfri i :V :l FIRST LIRE C 'J*L1T Y --T bc new Firestone Standard Tire lias been d e s ig n e d a n d c o n str u c te d by Firestone skilled tire en gin eers_ it is a lir**t quality fire, built of biuh grad e mat e r i al * , e m b o d y i n g e x c lu siv e F ire s to n « patente d construction features. Æ 95 4 40-21 fir e sto r m STAN DARD SIZE P R IC E 4 . 50.20 i . 50-21 4 . 75-19 5 . 00-19 5 . 25-17 $7.45 7*75 8.20 8.80 9-45 H EAVY DU U FIDESTGNE NAME AND GUARANTEF- ¡{I t Evcry Standard fire is backed by the Firestone name and guarantee — y o u r a s s u r a n c e o t safety, dependability and economy. 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BRAKE LINING ACCORDION And See MONTE BRJOrPS SUN DA Y, JUL Y 19 CASH NIGHT SATURDAY JULY IS JOHNNY WALKER'S BAND UP PER SET Lofeoi Eilra COULTER S T E X A C O S T A T IO N — First and Oak CHADNEY S S E R V IC E S T A T I O N — Twelfth MERRILLS COLUMBIA GARDENS C A SC A D E LO CKS jIM ®ARREr 1 S T O R E — Ralph Shcrricb. prop. IlfMHl HIV KK. 4IKKUUN HEAR MARALLUS MARTIN FLOOR SHOW 1 he I irrslonc Sencinrl lir e — o f good qu ality and construction a n d backed by the Firestone nam e an d gu aran tee. An o utstan d in g value in it, price claaa. 8 a t t e r i e s Eagle Creek o LOW PRICE FIELD T h e Firestone C o u rier Fire — a good service able tire for o w n ers o f sm all cars w h o w ant new tire safety at low cost. staying with their daughter, Mrs. George T . Carr, here. Mrs. Huse s mother has also been a visitor. A Mr. and M rs.1 Mr and Mrs. Roy Hale of Show of Seattle accompanied Hood River, with Mr. and M rs.1 Mr. Huse. C. Fearing. Miss Verna , • " Gunter, c imped at Olal- Mrs. DeTemple and Mr. and lie lake last week-end, and all Mrs. Bauer were in Portland Goodnow, Miss Merle Fearing who went fishing caught the shopping Wednesday. and Alvin Dillman. i.ji cf Port Mosquitoes were so bad |aey all wore netting constantly,! Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Correll land, spent Saturday anc Sun ut they had a good time in had dinner with the Dick Cor-i day with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Parmcntier. sP,te of the bugs and a little rells Sunday. ram. Mrs. Dick Correll’s father Mrs. Fred Snider s parents, and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Kortge, came Mrs. Virgil Garner of Eagle ( .reek gave a dinner last we**k bales, w’ho recently moved to down Loin A .»e Dulles Tuesetay for Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Strom Portland from Nebraska, visited and took her ar.d her daughter Patsy back with them W ednes • <nd son of Portland, Steve the Corrells Tuesday. Mr. a r ' l Mrs. George Price day for a short visit. Strom of Portland and Mr. and visited friends in Portland Sun Mrs. C. A. Strom of Dodson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. day. Johnson vi: '.[■ d relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Tom M o.'is friends *r. P • land tin’s week. Shatko left last week-end on a and family made a trip to Port two weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. land Monday. Johnson visited relatives and Mrs i ed Johnson, whose Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Arm friends in Portland this w’eek. husband attended the V.F.W . strong of Oregon City spent convention in Albany last Mr. and M is. Harry G. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. week-end, stayed with her par Smith and family have just ents in Portland while he was Charles Beatie. completed a tour to Bend, C ra away. After four and a half weeks ter lake. Klamath r ails. Grants Mrs. Lee Sams' sister. Miss, in a Portland hospital. Mrs. M. Pass, Ciescent City and the Felice Ford, was out from Port M. McCrady returned home Oregon coast, f hey left July 4 land for a visit Sunday. Mrs. with her new’ baby girl Mon and returned Tuesday. Sams was shopping in Portland day. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Paul vis I hursdav. I he white paint job The M. M. McCradys are ited Mrs. Paul s parents. Mr. on the Sams home is nearly putting in a large front porch, and Mrs. A. T . Griffith, here complete. facing west, which they w’ill Tuesday night, leaving the next A R Temple s father, mo screen. morning. ther. h ther. sister and sister- Miss Nita Robertson spent Mrs. Rex Bauer and Mrs. A. in-lav. ~om Portland and a R. DeTemple went to Hood this week with Mr. and Mrs. niece f: -i «'imeda. Calif., River shopping Saturday. The Virgil Garner and their baby. came up from Portland Satur Bauers and DeTemples plan Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark were day for a picnic, b::t unluckily to go fishing up Hood river in Portland shopping Saturday. Mr. De Temple was away fish this week-end. Miss Hilliard. Mrs. Clark s sis ing. so his wife entertained the Grant Eade visited his par ter, accompanied them. guests. Friends of Tom Waring gave ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bauer vis bade, here last week-end. him a surprise birthday dinner ited “ Bauer s Aquatic Gar Mrs. E. E. Davis, former July 7. Attending were Mrs. dens. operated by Mr. Bauer’s Dodson resident, wTote friends W aring’s mother. Mrs. T . W . father, on the Dayton-Salem here from North Bonneville Stephens: Mrs. Lester Leavitt highway Sunday. returning that she and her husband are of Eugene; Miss Louise Angst with some huae water lilies. leaving on their vacation, and of Yoncalla. Or.: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. DeTemple plans to put •ill return with their daughter, Lawrence Wehrly and son, some similar lilies in her front who has been staying with her Richard, of Portland; Miss yard pond. Lydia Dyer and Ralph Dyer of uivndmother. F. S. Huse came down from Mrs. Arthur Eade is getting Los Angeles, and Miss Lois | Seattle last week-end to take a lot of satisfaction out of her Knano of Nappa. Or. home his wife, who has been new washing-machine. Mrs. Stephens has been visit ing at the W arings since the dinner, and will make a trip to Klamath Falls with them this w'eek-end. Mrs. Waring was in Portland Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lou St. An- cielo. who will be married Sun day, plan to move into the C ar penter cabin here immediately. Mr. and Mrs. James Faubion and children returned Sunday from Vancouver island, w’here they spent two weeks. They also visited the Canadian main land durinq their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Waring and babv daughter stor^ d with Mrs. W aring’s brother, Tom W aring, for a while here Satur day on their way to Hood River. Ranger A1 Weisendanger went to Seattle Monday for the Shrine convention and returned Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W . Barker and their daughter Rita spent a week recently at Long Beach, W ash., and stopped on their way back to visit Mrs. Harry ^reston. Mr. Barker’s sister, at Longview. Rita staved on at Longview for a visit with her aunt. & May A real chess master makes such a deep study of the game that often he can predict the end when it is still twnty or moves away. Ti e average height of men in this country is five feet seven and one-half inches, and of Aom n five feet and one-half inches.
