The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939, July 16, 1937, Page THIRTEEN, Image 13

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    T H E
F R I D A Y , J T l , Y Iti. 1937.
B O N N E V I L L E
DAM
T H IR T E E N
C H R O N I C L E
Cascade Locks
B U Y
(Continued from Page Six)
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Davis and Mrs.
Geitner drove to Jennings Lodge
Thursday evening and enjoyed a
visit with the Fred Anderson family
formerly of the Locks.
IN
J U L Y
Suggestion! B R A D LE Y 'S PIES
a big piece! — and lottsa ice cream
Lois Rae Jack of Hillsboro is here
visiting her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jack.
Or call it a la mode if you will! N o matter what you
call it— with Bradley’s Pies it’s the favorite summer
dessert! If dining out ask for it at one of these good
restaurants. If dining at home just call one of these
good grocers.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Rosenback and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reuterskoild and
daughter, Donna, drove to Hood
River Saturday evening and at­
tended the preview.
I A S C A D ’E L O C K S
HOOD R I V E R
Mrs. Claud Lee, who has been in
Utah for her health the past few
months, returned this week with Mr.
Lee and their two children and they
will now make their home in the
Locks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McGarrigle and
son, Ted, moved to Bonneville Sun­
day.
Oscar Hyde left Monday for Port­
land, where he will spend a few days
attending to some business and en­
joying a little pleasure alss.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strader and
son, Toughy, drove to Portland Sun­
day and spent the day with Mr-
Strader’s brother and family.
Ann Rasmussen’ s house guests this
week are Jack Barnhill of Oakland,
California, and Eleanore Liebman of
Portland.
Howard Harrison and Beth Man­
chester drove up to Larch mountain
Saturday evening to take Mrs. Wil­
bert Harrison and son, Tommy,
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer with Wilbur, who is
lookout there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wuner and
son, Harry Jr., of Oswego, were
guests of Mr. Wuner’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs.' R. J. Wuner Monday night
until Tuesday.
Everyone be sure to come out to
the reception Friday night at 8 o’ ­
clock to welcome our new minister,
the Rev. Douglas.
Mrs. Jerry Woodward and daugh­
ter, Shirley, went to Stevenson Sat­
urday to attend the funeral of their
uncle, Jake Allenger, who passed
away last Thursday.
Grocer»:
Perigo’s
Vincent and Shank
Paradise Park Grocery
Restaurant»:
Tebbs’
Kobe'g’a
Sensational Bargains
in Late '36 Models
R estaurants:
G rocers:
Because you can save anywhere from $35 to
$100, and because you have 3 full months
of enjoyable summer driving ahead of you,
now is the time to buy a good Used C a r !
Bonneville Mercantile
Safeway
Grim’s Grocery
BRADLEY'S PIES
1936 D O D G E S E D A N
P L U M B IN G — H E A T I N G
B. B. Powell
1936 F O R D T U D O R
1936 P L Y M O U T H D E L U X E S E D A N
Plumbing—Heating—Sheet Metal
Work
Phone 2552
310 Cascade
L IF E IN S U R A N C E
GARRABRANT
BROTHERS
Ron E. Dreske
Life Insurance
Hall Building
Hood River, Oregon
Phone 6444
Ray’s Transfer
Local and Long Distanoe
Moving
306 State Street
Phone 6571
NEW SPAPER AG EN CY
Lee’s Electric Shop
Oregonian Agency
Radio and Electrical Service
Phone 1542
210 Oak St.
Bert Bailey, Mgr.
Address 13th and A Streets
Tonite’s the Nite
Dr. L. R. Alexander
W. P. EI)LING
Dentist — Medical Bldg.
Phone 2021
Rea. 3144
Local
Agent
I. W arner Henderson
D .M .D .
Dentist — Scott Bldg.
Phone 4601
C H IR O P R A C T O R
Dr. Earl J. Ivie
.
Lakeside Hotel
Chiropractic physician
X-ray Diagnosis
Complete Electrotherapy
Coionic Irrigation
Franz Building
Office hours 9 to 5
Phone Hood River 6951
Dr. W . F. Jones
Chiropractic
♦
Physician
Hall Building
Office Phone 2151
Residence Phone 5909
Hood River
Cascade Locks, Ore.
See and hear the New 1938
Oregon Journal
Hood River
Phone 5857
O P T O M E T R IS T
R««. 6413
mean when it
Philco Radio for the
Penn C. Crum, Opt. D .
Optometrist and OptklH
Scott Bldg.
Phone 2402
Res. 1172
R E F R IG E R A T O R
R E P A IR IN G
Lloyd Harder
All makes refrigerators put In
shape.
Call Howe Electric Co., 1791 of
Odell 116
C O N S T R U C T IO N
P H Y S IC IA N
answer!
***,l ® #*t#
»000 MVEft. OREGON
Portland, Bonneville, Hood R1
Phone Hood River 1261
Portland EA. 7800
D E N T IS T S
W h a t does Philco
No Stoop,
No Squat,
No Squint!
Lester Auto Freight
E L E C T R IC S A L E S A N D
S E R V I C E _________
Phone 1791
A N D E V E R Y O T H E R F R ID A Y N IG H T
.
A U T O F R E IG H T
Hood River, Oregon
Noble Hyde will leave Thursday to
go to work on the road at Mount
Rainier.
.
DIRECTORY
1936 C H R Y S L E R S E D A N
Mrs. Carl Reuterskoild and Mr. and
Mrs. William Sundsten drove to La
Center Wednesday to attend the fu­
neral of a relative.
says
Sherman’s Inn
Bonny Villa Tavern
Cook's Tavern
They feature—
BUSINESS
1936 L A F A Y E T T E S E D A N
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Reed and son,
Lester Dean, of John Day, were
Wednesday and Thursday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Belshau.
W. J. Tickle, formerly of the
Locks, is now employed by the city
of Portland and will make his home
there for some time.
Thomas’ Cozy Inn
Electric Kitchen
Farlow’s Lunch
Apple City Barbecue
Grocers:
Epping’s Red & White
Chapman's
Chapin’s Cascade
Safeway
Ennes’ Red & White
Restaurants:
Lakeside Hotel
Merrill’s Tavern
Pointer’s Grille
Erickson’s
Moran’s Lodge
BONNEVILLE
PHONE till
Anderson Funeral Home
Hood River, Oregon
AMBULANCE SERVICE
SIA S M * SL
Phone U N
C . W . Hamilton, M . D.
Physlolan and Surgeon
Office, Brosius Bldg.
Office Phone 3741
Residence Phone 3742
U
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J
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Mid-State Construction Co.
L. L. Hickok, Mgr.
Complete construction service«
Plans, specifications and estimate«
Call The Dalle« 131 or 4WW
The Dalle«, Or*.