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BLANCHARD NAM ED
A S S O C IA TIO N C H IEF
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F O U R -FICO M H O U SE gurag e art
Inquire o f Ma ri: art*
w oodshed.
R ankin C aleadm e. C ascade L ock
tion
T he cou n tv a ssocia tion wilj rg a m
‘ in a n -e the co u n ty
gr Je
rh ool
p o s to ffice .
: ack m eet in H oed R iver in the
. 'rin g. those present decided
C A D IN S . furnished or u n tu m i»' • J
I. B. G i b ;. ■- cou n ty sch ool .-.uper-
$ ,'/0 per w eek including lights -u l1
ir.tendent w as in ch a rg e o f the in ­
w a ter. See J H F ulgh am r.ox: :c !
titule
E*aver, & E rr.e s ’ lied & \> ‘ it‘
sture. C ascade L ock s.
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( e.s li ft. M - ( i l Ot 11
I
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huck
Hiii.
d
ressed as « c o w b o y ,
4-ROOM ;.nd bath unfurnished cot-
and
Ida
G
lazier,
d ressed as a scare-
tag.*. Inquire I? >nny Park G ara ge.
I crew , w on p n z fs o f cloth S co tty d og »
14-F-14.
fo r the best costu m es at the ('a ju n d e i
L ock s high sch ool G irls’ leagu e m a s­
FOB SALB
qu erade ball held in the high sch o o l -
P O E T ABLE H O U SE com p letely in­
1 F rid ay evening.
sulated
R ea son a b le price. Cabin
O ther costu m es w ere worn by Mias
N o. 19 E agh C reek circle
nl3
E thel M cR ae, a lso dressed as a
P A R L O R O R G A N ir f air con dition. s c a r e c r o w . M elvin M cD an iels and
$10. B ox 299 H ol'd R iver
nov V irg in ia T essier. as d e v ils. Jane
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itner and Jack F.-dl<-r
II ill ir.d
C A B IN a : Bor.’.:
Villa. New.;.- : i r - •
with Jan e tak.ng ’.bn purl
f
nished. running w ater and lights. the m a r ; Verna G reer as the Lady
W ill rent. Inquire a fte r 4 :30 at in R e d . T«'d M cG a rn g le as an a rtist;
C abin 11. C o o k 's A ddition. J I M a rgu erite S h earer as a g y p s y : D o r­
Me Else hern.
o23tf
oth y M cK in non as a p«*asant g i r l ;.
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fuel .... I « «
Pointer.
(.a8_J ar.d R osens Sweet in •• >:hti<nt! cen-
tury dress I.aurie Brink and B ob
D ou ville ca m e as fo o tb a ll hero«-». bu'
T R A I L E R HOM ES. largest stock ir. th ey got as fa r as th e d o o r and then
city B uy now w hile stock is com * w ent h om e and put on their civilian
plete. H orn by M otor Co.. 5253 N E clothes.
T he high sch ool E ch o, with V erna
U nion Tel. W A 05-53.
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--------I G reer serv in g as editor, w as sch ed -
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
I uled to co m e out this w«*ek Jane
w as ed itor o f the initial
P L A IN S E W IN G and all kinds o f Geitn**r
num
ber
M ending done
reason ably.
Em­
T h e ju n io r c la ss has planned a
broid ering and C rochetin g. Inquire
p
a
rty M on day a fte rn o o n at Mr*
tw o h ouses w est o f G rim 's store.
M a cK in n on 's house
B onn v Villa.
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nß
W ANTED
< ORHETT
SCHOOL
T h e seniors h a v e picked out th e ir,
design fo r their an n ou n cem en ts and
a lso th eir diplom as
T h e ju n iors h a v e ch osen their d e ­
C ASCADE LOCKS G RAD E
sign fo r their pins and rings. T h e y j
SCHOOL
h ave ord ered them from the D a n k ­
B ig new.} this w eek w as the fo o t ­ w orth com p an y.
ball
gam e
W ed n esday
aftern oon
P ra ctice fo r the p la y is n ow In
again st Pine G rove, w hich the loca l full sw in g and the seniors e x p e rt It
b oy s lost. 2 to 0, w hen th ey tried a to be th e best yet.
H om e E c I girls h ave started their
running p lay from behind their ow n
first p ro je ct in S ew ing n ow . T h e y
goal line and w ere tossed fo r a s a fe ­ can m ake a n yth in g. Just so it's
ty. T h e gam e w as played b e fo re a sim ple.
G I R L to train fo r R e lie f O perator.
B orn e v ille T elep h one o ffic e .
re cord -b re a k in g
either
crow d ,
sch o o l w a s
so
fa r
con cern ed.
h a lves
o f the H ood
in
H ood
R iv e r
on
the
R iv er
high
sch oo l gridiron.
A
return
w as b e in g
gam e
played
with
l.y n d s,
w h o w ere husten»«"* fo r the
tuoi the room beau tifully d««C"
fo r l
-itti
p resid en t
an
inivi-miti
the eaeeu -
to In* lu id
IHVjt
W eilrio»
V . lutte I is
o e • and m ea n « coru m lltee
i*d Ihe firal o f a »erte» o f
rties to I h Itelif F rid ay. N o
Jti |*li s tilt b rid ge and «li
p la yed pesile» n lh e i g a m es
«• w lio d o not play cn id *
» ‘ ■Uld ttj
" " I ' to
I
■•»?. fa
lurkey
Shoot
f
the fall te r"ii :» *v. '.a n d . at . '->t.
. U it .i e o " « " o f ft •» per ce n t o v e r full
tu en rollm en t !s » l ' ear T h e IV d ih
.■lent to en roll w a* M r» h red erick
." H i rlcT , « i f « o f II»«* rh sin e lh r
v. h i t r g l a ie n d «• an au ditor
November 1$
W E S L E Y Wilson
W r o u g h t Iron gate* f or Ihe new
* . i - ia i I) > f « > 11’ »*«»
l i nr
f ■ f ••
a m em orial to Dr A rn old Bennett
It..11. fo rm e r preanl«"»! o f the u n i­
versity. are b rin g «|r«tgnrd by B O
Mi ■■ from Haul
l-oop Hiffcsiy
Turkey, «¡4 r j ^
éK Ê Ê Ê m am m i
« EPPENG’S
Red and White Store
iridayand Saturday, A op. IS 1
Specials for
ANNUAL PRE-THANKSGIVING
STOCK-UP SALE
49c
3 for 63c
23c
3 for 35c
Tillamook Cheese
K A W
Pineapple
S li c e d a n d
Horn«" N ly ie
K«"*l A W tilla
I.ge 2 \ lb pkg
Cake Flour
Sliced Pineapple
Ivory Soap, 17 for $1.00
Sugar 10 lbs.
Beans
!-Z
55c
T X "- '3 for 43c
Milk no i T»,rCsn. 3 for 23c
Coffee
Shortening
T“
Peaches
3 for 53c
n
I
n
Corn
A W
(•olden
Tomatoes
9Qr
I eels
Citron
Sauer Kraut 3 for4
R A W
25c
2%»
W h o le K ern el
B a n ta m . 2s
3 for 49c|
It
3 for 45
Pine G rove
as the C hronicle
w ent to press, w ith the L o ck s b oy s
sw ea rin g v e n g e a n ce fo r th eir h u m il­
iation b e fo r e such a big au dien ce.
B lue A W h ite
4 - 11 » b a g
Raisins
Som e
high s c h o o l-P a c ific u n iversity fr e s h -'
m en
l. to
Mrs T t* W aring con d u cted the
tudy group fo r the fir»t hour and
pi esente«! u* guest s|«-iiker Dr Je»"
-,... I.an d Itroilie w in» « » ' « ' » sp leio
did talk on •'C haracter D evelopm ent
Ill-luted to P hysical C h an ges o f
\dolescenee
th.
iegu l.it
m eetin g
M l»»
S I1 i i n.' gu\»* U h istory o f tile Itoti"
ne\ til«* tu’ h o o l.
M:
T L Jon es first president
i f thi noiH-iaton. w a» guest o f honor
and v\ a* presented with a p.t»f presi-
d e n t s pm in recogn ition o f her
p lerd id wi tk last year
M iss C a lt s h e ff 's room
received
the pennant for h aving the moat par
A
'"> u .
'd I'ortlsnj
as
3000 p erson s saw the gam e, played
betw een
«'
; i i-d the m eetin g o f
-[
K n ight o f H ood H
O u » ; - i A d \ « r t is in g r a '.•••* ar-
Mls-4
H ealth talk
w ere gh
o»** »‘ «•ai per w o r d w ith a m in i­
m u m c h a r g e o r l à c e n t s , p n y - , Eer.sie
Williams.
con
:i ’ '.»* ati ic tlv in a d v a n c e .
Ad>
■ t the
n a y he le ft at Ve G ift S h o p p e
C ortland public sch ools
in H ou n y V illa , B o n n e v ille G if
T he annual m eeting
S h o p o n th e tinnì r e s e r v a tio n .
heft re th«
f i it ctra ''¡is held ju
Morgan's s e r v ic e s ia t io n 01 T h e
Chronicle o f f i c e in Cas« ..<lc ’ in c h period Tin" a sroc it ion \ <»t <1
L ooks.
nt ths n tm * # f J. T !-*>nx i
its noni'
fe llo w o f O regon C ity
FOR KE N T
■ I f i r vice-p resid en t <>i tlie O -» « >n
5-ltC > y M O D E R N HOUSE pai t.;
• it.
ting
1 R oom 3. R ooseve It Ire.
-. Portland in D ecem ber, und a lso to
lit)
nd tw o d eleg a tes to th** c o n v e n ­
ST O V E ,
Mrs
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iion tin u si fri
V w ord
r S E ’ » H E A T IN G
H
Reasor.able
cat .** L ock s.
IION S » > I! I K •• T \
apacitv ert>wd met in the audt-
, W ed n esd a y . N ovem ber
1 I »a >
il» present
Bertha’s
Beauty
Salon
E le c tric L i g h t G l o b e s
up to
60-w att
2 for
R i p p le d W h e a t
T o m a t o J u ic e
C A M
T a ll T in s
4 for 25t
at
BONN E V IL L K
N ext to F re n ch 's C afe
modernized
poems
W h e n sh ad es o f n igh t are fa llin g
fa st.
A nd you m ust seek a p la ce to
rest.
D rop in h ere if you happen p a st—
Y o u 'll find o u r fo o d and room s
the best.
R E -O P E N E D
THURSDAY
N O V E M B E R I!
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. 13e
with
Mrs. Lillian
Bronson
lakeside hotel
w h o has 15 y e a rs’ experien ce
C a sca d e L o c k s
as m anager.
Grape Fruit
- 5 for lfy
Apples, box . . . .