The Bonneville Dam chronicle., November 27, 1936, Page SIXTEEN, Image 16

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l egion
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I'l.tv s
nor
1 B onn ev ille
party.
Legion
post s Christmas
a second dance
will
Saturi! ay. N o w ■mber 2S, at
FOR
C IRC U LATIN G
sal.
inch
sAl.K
HEATER.
L ik e now.
firo
I ’ ruvor
priced to soil: 1C-
box.
T ra d in g
Post,
n e a r Oak.
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T o furnish additional funds for ilio
Want-ads
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T R A IL E R HOMES
ock
fit.'-. Huv n o w whilo stock is c o m ­
plete H o rn b y Motor Co.. 52 VS ,\ K
Union. Tol. W A 0553.
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2-R O O M
CAB IN .
Lot
17
E agle
C rook H eights L a rg o Iwtrk porc.i
and g arage.
F o r sale ch ea p
In
quire Ralph Orino. Lot 21
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B O Y S B I C Y C L E , slightly used for
h a lf price. C o o k 's Addition. No 14.
Mrs. G e o r g e B a c a l o f f
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1 hold
Hon-
invili.» auditorium.
1 tUM eli Fisheir s orrhes tra has been
o plat for :ht* »lam •e. wlneh
„ngage
IS 1 til* o f the se rie» * pon sort
Ik nnev ill.* Reel cation a*•sue
Legit >nnaire 1Kd Clark w:
ch a r g e ol the Christ niHis t
r i m i m i an o f tl !<• p o s t’s c u
-er\ io«* cominitt*
Eagle Creek
Mr and Mrs. W S H enderson i.f
■ Portland .pent tin Meek end here
with the L a w re n ce Bellingers
Bing.
H
C.
Nutting s Germ an
'•.eph* rd d og
who
returned
last
T h u rsd a y thin as a rail aft*
a
,ld
« vh 's n lv n o- looks quite h
m
Set
included.
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See
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" f Mrs
“S E
Kisainger
and Mr
¡uid
IS ' • •
Cook s addition. No.
Mrs B a c a lo ff.
14,
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FOK S AL E OK R E N T
T W O H O U SES in B o n n y Villa
in ­
quire G rim 's G ro ce r y .
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MISCELLANEOUS
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P L A I N S E W I N G and all kinds o f
M ending done reasonably.
Em-
broid ering and Crocheting. Inquire
tM’o houses west o f G rim 's store.
B o n n v Villa.
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I u‘ r fronl *J,J*'tla.xicl visited the Kiss- ,
m * er* S unday. Mrs Shoup. n o w i n n
Portland,
return to B oise Fri-
! day.
Mil!
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snider Mere in
Portland T u e s d a y shopping
B y sh ee r co in cid e n ce Mrs
Emil
P a rm en tier's tw o sisters. Mrs J R
Heaton and Mrs Charles Stranahan
o f H oo d R iver, their h usbands and
the H e a to n s' d a u g h ter M ary Jane,
as well as Mrs. P a rm e n tie r's m other,
Mrs. Clapp, all dropped in at the
P a rm en tiers' at the sam e time Sun-
day, so that a real fa m ily reunion
was en joy e d .
KIN DERGARTEN ,
children
given
best o f ca re See Mrs. R. G. O'N eil,
Edison Marshall, n a tion a lly k n ow n
instructor,
near
P o in te r’s
grill,
^ o r t 8toO' writer, a w a r d s a prize o f
C a sca d e L ock s.
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1 450 a n nu a lly for the best short story
written b y an u n d e rg ra d u a te o f the
University o f Oregon. He is an a lu m ­
T O T R A D E O R B U Y secon d hand
pump shotgun, 12 o r 16 gauge. B ox nus o f the university.
111, C a s c a d e L ock s.
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T R A I L E R S and trailer-houses Duilt
to order. Saw filing, soldering and
general fixit. R. L. Campbell, C a s ­
cade L o ck s.
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Osmium, metallic elem ent o f the
platinum group, is the h ea v iest and
most fu sible o f metals.
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hotihii
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purpose o f
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further
the plan
Mill be
recognition
nf lite 31100 I li
to
the
comiuiH.
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P,le alni to piotante dt«, iunior. and
for f,iiia
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fot
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\urUum tifou|n
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i titilli) Ihr l'tiilfi« I Ml»** im! toltiti
.«i v'iioi it o f Die l»»ink
)i i ' Sr y muur, Oí «lelilí I H riti)»
director
who
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«h a u in .tn o í !he VX'A r o m p e ! Ilion,
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rapili tt>
in Di«* «tu)«* w ul«'
t Count> chairm en unii judg
alien i
• toni will I».- g iv e n : •ig rollt mi til*«*« who
an.ling b«>> und k if* from | Ilim will I m » annoimi
cou nt V
f tf lr 36 aunties a cco rd in g to [ »I. mk I K l ie r
coliti*«’
at
mg
in
the
|
una o f th<• bunk which spun
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r
th>-
(trat
time
i ont. ■> Hu* fai* in
a f
thi* )>*mk 1* »
w he:
unti«
w i l l i . o n o n i un
* illUTU'N
¡atrene t l c g g «nini will open
,.jt\ »hup in the Pythian build
ecid e d upon b> b tn y o ff firm
ic i i j . wht*n I
install
earn, said she plans
I this y e a r ’ s ronttitt p rov ed h igh ly I
I : u cce ssfu l and e v o k e d m a n y letter* in• «ii-rnislic furniture in hei »hop I t i ni
a p p recia tion from I II c lu b mem I Ix fiite lhe first uf the >e*r
C A B IN
Mod-
then parents, friends and Huh I
leaders
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Mrs A ud rey G ra y, m o t h e r o f Mrs
L 1\ . N ew som , visited the* NeM'soms
here all last week.
Mr. and Mrs
Lyle Hickok were
II •■«! R iv e r \isitor." last w eek-end
T h e y a re building a sm all h om e in
the O a k G r o v e district.
Mrs. J. R a y S h oup o f B oise, sister I
furnished.
l.t ,
e X.hange uf ideas Minoug lep re sent*
T W O -R O O M f u m i died cabin
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Mrs. W illia m s at P o w e r c o m p a n y
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"-R O O M M O D E R N H O USE, partlv
furnished. R o o m 3. R oosev elt Inr.
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co m p le te ly
—
Portland Bank
W ill Sp onsor
4-H C o ntest
mb.
,s
Th«* Ht:' '.t* ’.Vhit* com peti!
idf again,
l i bhv Heiani.
w h o has had a
Cold, is feeling better this vi
Mr and Mrs. A1 Jubie w
Port !
land visitors Friday.
SM A L L WOOD C IR C U L A T O R com ­
Mr. and Mrs A E Scofield wert*
plete with coils. Phone 462 ot see
. n thosiustic about the Oregon
Oreg,
coast
H. C. W ilbur in Anderson addition.
h ig h w a y
with
its
»•nutiful
new
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bridges fo llo w in g a
ip they made
Sunday as far soul
as Reed sport.
FOB KENT
retu rn in g by way
Eugene and
Salem.
4 - W H E E L T R A I L E R H O U SE
C hevrolet truck trailer house
W . J. Carlson. C a sca d e L o c k s
I K i ll \ \ . NO\ I- M i n l( *7, lum
it o \ n e v i 1.1. K i> \ >i f h it o n i c i. i
A E P P IN G ’ S «
Red and White Store
S p ecia ls fo r ir id a y a n d S a tu rd a y , i\o v . 2Ì-2S 1
Matches, carton
Toilet Tissue
Soda, 1 lb. pkg.
Corn Flakes
Wheat Flakes
Catsup
Matchless Coffee
Crackers
171
3 for 13a
2 for 15a
29a
lOd
25d
Red
* W hite
H .nr W «Tr
U f f r pkg
if M .
bottle
M alaM wgi
for fla v or
S- pound
•oda*
Chocolate Syrup
M. J. B. Coffee
Candy Bars
Vegetable Soup
" 3
4<erabe>a
Aladdin
2'P.nind tin
43c
3 for 10c
C hron icle w a n t ads bring results.
LOST
ob
B
o o ts
v^ADDJOTHE DAYS PLEASURE
L O S T —B r o w n k e y ta in e r on C o lu m ­
bia R iv e r h ig h w a y . R e w a rd . R i c h ­
field Super Service Station, B o n n e ­
ville.
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G E T R O D E N T S IN F A L L
C O R V A L L I S , O r.— Fall and early
winter a re gcxxi tim es to c a r r y on
a ca m p a i g n for the control o f g o ­
phers, moles, rats and squirrels, says
C o u n ty A g e n t W . S. Averill. As the
g ro u n d b e co m e s moist, gop h ers and
m oles will be w o r k i n g nearer the
su rfa ce, an d it is an opportune time
to use the r e co g n iz e d m ethod s o f
c on tro l he points out. A s the stormy
M-eather comes on, rats will enter
buildings, establishing their winter
quarters. F eed sa ck s will be spoiled
and the rats will start feeding on
stored fe e d and seed.
Is the A d m in istra tion b e c o m in g a
p erp e tu a l-n o tio n m a c h in e ? — Stock
M arket T e chn iq ue.
Whether it’s another day’s work or a saunter in
fi/ the field with your favorite bird dog, a pair of
/ Star Brand boou will add to your satisfaction and
enjoyment... and you can't beat their fine flexible
j
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leathers for comfort and long wear.
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So this season when you’re ready for your new
boots, come in and try on this one. You’il like it,
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and our guess is that you'll own it.
If
1
Priced at
$
„95
■ m m
le V ?*
&
cl)id worth it
a
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Is it o n l y a L e a g u e o f H a llu c in a ­
tions, a f t e r a ll? —T o d a y .
L o v e , th e q u e s t; m a rria ge, the c o n ­
q u e s t ; d iv orce, the in q u est.—H elen
Rowland.
J. C. JOHNSEN
Hood River
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