The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939, August 13, 1937, Page FIVE, Image 5

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    T O D A Y , AUGUST IS. 1*37.
T H E
Thereafter, 10c
Thereafter, 20c
Thereafter, 35c
HIMALAYA Blackberries, delivered SEVERAL desirable farms and town
properties. H. W. Riddle. Phone
to your door. Call Albert Kifer, Rt.
1731.
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1, phone 4873, between 12 and 1
P. M.
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SMALL FRUIT RANCH, 5 miles S.E.
of Mosier. Come and see what I
GOT TO SELL. Either goats milk
have. H. R. Lambert.
a-25*
ar a milk goat. Cap Phelps.
CAMP GROUNDS and Lunch Stand.
Can be made fine profit-maker.
Own a permanent business with
small investment! $1800. 10 per
cent down, 5 per cent interest on
balance. Hood River Sun M
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A FEW MONTHS’ rent money will
buy my charmingly picturesque lit­
tle one-room "Dell House,’ ’ within
two miles of Bonneville Dam. Good
range, bed davenport, table, chairs,
and cupboards. No ground rent to
pay. If you want economy with­
out "dog", it will pay you to see
me. Herschel Shreve, Bonneville.
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WANTED
HOUSEBOAT, rowboat, sailboat, 3
floats. 2 floating gangways, within
2 miles of Bonnev:lle Dam. No CARPENTER WORK of all kinds
moorage fees. Ideal for grouchy
and remodeling. Phone 30T Park-
old bachelor who likes gorgeous
dale, Jesse Hutson.
river sunsets with his evening pipe.
For further propaganda, see, write LADIES* dresses cleaned and pressed
or wire Herschel Shreve, Bonne­
as they should be. Hood River
ville.
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Cleaners. Call 2621._________ 6-25tf
MOO CORDS DRY WOOD, delivered
ar at yard. Al’s Wood Yard, Hood
River.
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LIVESTOCK
C H I O S I G L I
At The Roosevelt
REAL ESTATE
DO YOU WANT TO REFINANCE or
borrow money on your car? All
FOB 8AIÆ
details handled confidentially at
ear office. See Tom Scott, 114ft COTTAGES — 3-room and 4-room,
3rd street.
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with showers ; furnished and un­
furnished; in beautiful Bonnie
DRAPERIES cleaned and pressed as
Park. Call 14F14 or Richfield ga­
they should be. Hood River Clean­
rage, Dodson.
ers. Call 2421.
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Are you buying property? Are you
sure the title is clear? Don’ t take a
FOR SALE
chance. An abstract is the only way
of determining title to real estate.
D5 BUYS one newly painted repaired
28-inch bicycle. New tires, Equipped See Hood River Abstract and Invest­
with lights, horn, basket, etc. A ment Company, 3rd and Cascade.
Phone Hood River 1331.
real buy at Iceland Robert’s, Park-
dale.
8-2-9*
HOUSE FOR SALE—6 rooms, full
basement, sawdust burner, double
CABIN in Bonny Villa, close to store.
garage, 16th and A streets, Hood
Cash or terms. J. A. Miller.
River, phone 3404 or 5637.
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8A.W RIG for sale cheap. Mounted
on trailer. Chev motor. Shadow
C liff Ml miles west of Hood River.
DAM
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CLASSIFIED A D S
Deadline Monday night
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25-80 words .....................
One time, 25c
50-75 words ......................
One time, 50c
B O N N I V 1 L L I
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FOR SALE
WEANING PIGS—f t ' mile west of
GET TOMATOES at Barney’s Stand,
Barrett Store. C. M. Hurlburt. Tel.
1% miles south of town on concrete
5648.
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highway. Also fresh tomato juice
for home canning. Bring contain­
FRESH GUERNSEY Cow for sale
ers. Phones 5968 and 5871.
or trade for sheep. M. J. Foley
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Phone 5459.
a ll
45 ACRES on Loop Highway, 2 miles
south of Parkdale junction. Some BROILERS, fryers. Wholesale, re­
tail. Clark’s, ft mile east of Cas­
in alfalfa. Fenced pasture, also
cade Locks, Ore. Phone 372. je9tf
16-inch pine cord wood. Mrs. G. M.
Barton.
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HORSES AND COWS. See Snow
APPLE CIDER, pure and sweet,
Cap Inn Falling Station on Loop
Highway.
every day in the year at Par-
melee’s Fruit and Cider Stand,
four miles from Hood River on TWENTY head good Work Horses.
Priced $50 and up. All will work.
Loop highway. If not open at gate,
Also special orders filled from
drive right in to house.
county east of The Dalles. J. G.
W ednesday and Thursday
The fanaticism and intolerance of
certain dwellers in remote hill-coun­
tries of the United States are re­
vealed in "Mountain Justice,” the
First National melo-drama which will
be the feature attraction at the
Roosevelt Theatre, playing Wednes­
day and Thursday.
This thrilling picture, which is not
alone a dramatic sociological docu­
ment, but a tender romance, co-stars
Josephine Hutchinson and George
Brent, and was directed by that ack­
nowledged master of realism, Mich­
ael Curt>?
Miss Hutchinson portrays Ruth
Harkins, a young mountaineer girl
who has a taste of life and educa­
tion in the "outside,” and returns
to her hamlet eager to bring health
and education to at least the child­
ren of the backwoods. Her one sym­
pathizer and aide in this is Guy
Kibbee, a genial old physician.
Her worst enemy and opponent is
her own father, played by Robert
Barrat, a bitter fanatic who hates
everything taught by “ furriners.”
He doesn’ t hesitate to enforce his
hold upon his two daughters—little
Marcia Mae Jones is the younger
one—by lashings with a bullwhip.
Things come to such a pass that
the elder daughter, Miss Hutchinson,
in a fignt for her own life, is ob­
liged to kill her father. George
Brent, a brilliant young attorney,
who has met her in New York, learns
to love her, comes to her rescue and
defends her at her trial for murder.
But there is not even justice in
this ignorant region, and she is re­
moved trom the prison and flown to
another State, whose Governor re­
fuses to grant extradition papers, so
she remains free.
"Mountain Justice” is a severe in­
dictment! of the backwardness of
certain parts of the civilized United
States. Others in the cast, besides
those named, include Mona Barrie,
Margaret Hamilton, Robert McWade,
F*uzzy Knight, Edward Pawley, Eliz­
abeth Risdon, Granville Bates, Rus­
sell Simpson, Sybil Harris and Guy
Wilkerson.
♦
Friday and Saturday
Treating its basic theme of the
fake stock racket from a light­
hearted angle, RKO Rodio has
evolved a delightful and hilarious
comedy in its "Don’t Tell the Wife,”
which shows FYiday and Saturday at
the Roosevelt Theatre.
Guy Kibbee, Una Merkel and
Lynne Overman, three of the most
accomplished mirth-makers of the
screen as well as three of its most
capable players, take the leading
roles in brilliant fashion, and with
the aid of a cleverly-contrived scen­
ario, excellently natural dialog, and
a first-rate supporting cast succeed
in making the film a grand piece of
entertainment.
The plot hinges on the activities of
a group of stock-selling swindlers
with Overman at their head. To ob­
tain the requisite capital for their
scheme they have to get the consent
of Overman’s wife. Miss Merkel, and
she, suspicious of their honesty,
makes things difficult.
To reassure her, they persuade
Kibbee, a guileless old newspaper­
man, to accept the presidency of their
company, and they start their cam­
paign in fine style with a "boiler
room” full of suave telephone sales­
men peddling gold mining stock right
and left. But Kibbee, unaware of
their real purposes, manages to get
the firm into hot water with the
postal authorities, and the compli­
cations that ensue make the picture
one continuous roar of laughter.
The three principals, with their
contrasting roles, all add laurels to
their respective reputations by adroit
Edgington, Phone 3783.
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DRY SLAB WOOD, $2.75 on ground;
$8.75 delivered. Near Neal Creek BULLS FOR SERVICE — Guernsey,
mill. C. R. MeCoy, Tel. Odell 806.
Jersey. W e bring bulls to your
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place. Phone 5633. H. A. Beadier,
Rt. 3, Hood River, one-half mile
BUILDING, General merchandise
northwest of Barrett store. ma26tf
stock and fixtures. May give terms
on building. Mrs. C. G. Nichol, Mo- SOWS WITH PIGS, for sale or
si er, Ore.
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trade. Young sows to farrow. Two
saddle horses and two fresh cows.
602 W. 9th St, The Dalles. Phone
LOST AND FOUND
397R.________________________ *Agl6
LOST—Large red Irish Setter, wear­
WILL BUY, SELL OR
ing collar with Klamath County li­
cense, goes by name of Mickey.
TRADE
Anyone knowing his whereabouts,
notify Jesse Puddy for reward.
HORSES, CATTLE, hogs or sheep.
•all
W. H. Miller, R.F.D. 1, 1ft miles
north o f Odell on Tucker road.
FOUND—1937 Oregon truck license,
Phone 57 Odell.
No. 9-036. Found on pavement north
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of Odell. Owner may have same
by paying for this notice. Wayne
MISCELLANEOUS
KNIT suits cleaned, sized and block­
Driskell, phone Odell 267.
all
ed as they should be. Hood River
RUBBER STAMPS—At the Sun o f­
Cleaners. Call 2621.
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fice.
FOR REN T
LAWNMOWER REPAIR SHOP— ASK for FYee Demonstration of the
LARGE HOUSE, partially furnished,
ONE-WIRE Electric Fence. Steve
If I can’ t fix ’em, throw ’em away.
Colman, 1223, Cascade Street, Hood
sink and pump built-ins. Also fur­
Also knives and scissors ground
River.
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nished 4-room apartment lights
and sharpened. Work is guaran­
furnished, one-half mile west and
teed. C. A. Swarts, next door to ORDER Your tomatoes now. Also
south of Dee Grade School. Mrs.
A.G.A. main office. Third and Cas­
fresh tomato juice for canning.
John Edgar, Hood River, Rt. 2.
cade.
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Bring your own containers. Phone
all*
5968 or 5971, or get them at Bar­
MEN's' suits cleaned and pressed as
ney’s Stand, 1ft miles south of
CABINS, two and three rooms. Light
they sheuld be. Hood River Clean­
Heights.
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ers. Call 2621.
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and water available. Andy Lane,
Cascade Locks.___________ ______**
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caddy and Mr.
KEEP YOUR STOCK at home with
m d Mrs. Max Klingensmith of
APARTMENT ready in about two
a prime electric fence. 8afe and ec­
North Loop, Neb., are visiting with
onomical.
Roy Kirby, R. 7. D. 1,
weeks. Also an apartment ready
M 'j. Caddy’s sister, Mrs. A. G.
Hood River. Tel. Odell 106.
for immediate occupancy. H. W.
Nigley.
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Riddle. Phone 1731.
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J J ROOSEVELT Ikiefc
W
o n IME BO nnEVILLE D A M KESERvATlCn
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DIRECTION J. J. PARKER
FRIDAY,— S A T U R D A Y ,
Aug.
13-M
100 Shares of Preferred Stock
“ D on’t Tell the W ife ”
W ith Guy Kibbee, Una Merkel, Lynne Overman
S U N D A Y — M O N D A Y — T U E S D A Y . Aug. 15-16-17
Charles Boyer, Jean Arthur, Leo Carrillo and Colin Clive
in
'History is Made at Night’
W E D N E S D A Y — T H U R S D A Y , Aug. 18-19
"M ountain Justice”
W ith Josephine Hutchinson, George Brent, Guy Kibbee,
Mona Barrie
YOU’LL SAVE MONEY
AND T I M E . . . . B Y
BUYING YOUR CAR
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/ LOWEST FINANCING COSTS
/YOU MAKE A CASH DEAL
/ESTABLISH BANK CREDIT
/ PLACE INSURANCE where you wish
You provide one-third the cost of the cor you wont—new
o. used (under three years old)—In cash er trade-in value.
This bank will lend you the remainder in CASH so you can
make a cash deal. Here are the steps you should tako in
buying a car:
1. SEE THIS B A N K -A N Y BRANCH.
2. SELECT YOUR CAR.
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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Is Your Title Clear?
An Abstract is the way to find out.
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INVESTMENT CO.