T H E
F R I D A Y , J U L Y 30, 1937
BO NNEVILLE
V irg in ia DVus, P h o n e B o n n e v ille 1383
Mrs. Fred T. Downing and her
The Roy T. Waggonners, with Wil
ma and Norman, motored from Port daughter Jacqueline returned Sat
land Friday to visit friends here. The urday from a short vacation at Eu-
Waggonners are former residents of gent.
Margaret and Elizabeth Miller left
Bonneville.
Sunday for a month’s stay at Mo-
N e w Westinghouse refrigerators
lalla.
have been installed in the houses in
Ted Johnson Jr. is working at Wal-
the reservation.
green's drug store in Portland.
Mrs. Karl J. Drus, with two daugh
Harrell Kanzler spent Friday at
ters Dorothy and Virginia, returned Wahtum Lake.
Wednesday from a two week’s vaca
Dr. R. G. St. Pierre and his wife
tion in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
recently moved from house eleven
on the reservation to Portland.
Dr. A. D. Kistin and his wife have
moved into the house formerly oc
cupied by the St. Pierres.
Mr. and Mrs. Gipson and daughter
Gail recently moved to Portland. Mr.
Gipson w-as the local barber.
Visiting the Frank M. Lewis fam
ily are Mrs. James Marvin, son
James and daughter Carol Ann.
THE DALLES FREIGHT
Miss Alice Wiesendanger was ’ in
LINE
Portland Sunday.
The Misses Helene and Virginia
Cascade Locks
Harding of Portland visited their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Laxton, Sunday.
Ted Johnson Jr. visited his parents,
Fuel Oil
Phone 131
H ood River, Oregon
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F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y
JU LY 30 and 31
Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck and Victor McLaglen in
“THIS IS MY AFFAIR”
S a tu rd ay M a tin e e :
A n oth er th rillin g e p iso d e o f “ D IC K T R A C Y ”
DOU BLE FE A T U R E
Roland in —
‘Last Train
From Madrid'
Edward Everett Horton
and Genevieve Tobin in —
‘The Man In
The Mirror'
M O N D AY, TUESDAY, W E D .
SPECIAL
F O R T H E R E M A IN D E R O F JU LY
6-foot
GIBSON ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR
CALL
Notice is hereby given that there
are now funds on hand to pay War
rants No. 319 to 359 inclusive. Dated
April 12, 1937 to May 20, 1937. Interest
stops as of August 1, 1937.
VERA A. SPRAGUE,
Treasurer, City of Cascade Locks
Regular $159.50— N O W
$ 129.50
♦ Hermatically Sealed Motor
♦ One-piece Porcelain Interior
♦ Only Three Moving Parts
When it is necessary to have a
separate white collar on a dress it
will eliminate the trouble of sewing
it on after each laundering if snap
fasteners are placed on the inside
of the collar and at the neck edge.
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When tying comforters, it is a goovj
plan to tie them first in cheesecloth,
then put on the top cover. The cover
may then be removed for washing
with little trouble.
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For ivy poisoning, wash affected
parts with boric solution and follow
with an application of zinc ointment.
Wash off the ointment each day with
the boric solution, dry, and apply
fresh ointment. It the poisoning is
severe, a physician should be con
sulted.
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To keep umbrella frame from rust
ing, rub with vaseline.
AUGUST 1
Dorothy Lamour, Gilbert
N O T IC E O F W A R R A N T
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To frost a window, dissolve epsom
salts in cold water and paint it on
the glass.
Important
Annoimamnt
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A U G U S T 2, 3, 4
H ere it is ! T h e b ig g e s t lau gh feat o f th is o r a n y o th e r y e a r !
T H E R E R E M A IN S JU ST
TW O
BOB BURNS-MARTHA RAYE
MOUNTAIN
MUSIC
S u pported b y J oh n H ow a rd , T erry W a lk e r, and all th e M ou ntain
B o y s and G als
MORE
DAYS
OF
♦ Backed by 60 Years of. Refrigerator Experience
GARRABRANT BROS.
Hood River
AUG. 5
‘Turn Off the Moon’
AND T I M E . . . . B Y
BUYING YOUR CAR
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Charley Ruggles, Eleanor W hitney and Johnny Downs
F R ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y
A U G . 6 and 7
All the M ad Marxes —
G R O U C H O — C H IC O — H A R P O
in
‘A Day at the Races’
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OUR ANNUAL
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LOWEST FINANCING COSTS
i7 YOU MAKE A CASH DEAL
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V ESTABLISH BANK CREDIT
JULY CLEARANCE
V PLACE iNSURANCE where you wish
with Price Reductions of 25
to 5 0 % on—
B E T T E R R E A D Y -T O -
W EAR
You provide one-third the cost of the car you wont— new
Many of our customers have taken
advantage—and saved real money
on immediate and Fall purchases
of—
this bank will lend you the remainder in CASH so you caa
or used (under three years old) —In cash or trade-in value*
make a cash deal. Here are the steps you should take In
buying a car:
1. SEE THIS BANK —ANY BRANCH.
2. SELECT YOUR CAR.
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COATS
S U IT S
and all Accessories.
YOU S T IL L H A V E T H E C H A N C E
S aturday Is th e last d a y .
N o w is the Time —
— H ere is the Place
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The Leonora
Specialty Shop
H ood River
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Y ou ll save money
D R E SS E S
TH URSDAY ONLY
T H IR T E E N
C H R O N I C L E
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Johnson over the
week-end.
Visiting the Karl Druses are Mrs.
C. P. Bakke o f Coeur d'Alene, Idaho,
and Mrs. Frank McCoullough of
Wausau, Wisconsin. Mrs. Bakke is
Mrs. Druse's mother.
The Otto Hartmans and daughter
Suzanne are vacationing at the
beach.
And speak of variety in new pos
sessions—the William Laxtons have
recently acquired a croquet set and
a pair of Siamese kittens !
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauers, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Bauer and daughter
visited the Albert Bauers Sunday.
Both families are from Portland.
Many are the sailors seen at Bon
neville during the Fleet Week cele
bration in Portland. Some visited
Bonneville as guests of gracious
Portlanders. Others have viewed our
scenery from sight-seeing busses-
Welcome, sailor !
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S U R P R IS E P R E V I E W S A T U R D A Y N IG H T
SU N D AY ONLY
DAM
Household
Hints
R ialto
Theater
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3. PAY CASH TO THE DEALER OR OWNER.
Remember, an inquiry about our Cash Buyer Plan places
you under no obligation.
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O f PORTLAND
'rlRST NATION At SANK
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