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NEW MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE
Open to the Public for Inspection
FEBRUARY
20-27
In clu siv e— A ftern o on s and
E v en in g s
W est of High School
(Continued from P a g e F iv e )
ing to Dr. and M rs. S ta n le y W ells of
Hood R iv er, b efore the fir s t aid
cla sses .
Mr. and M rs. L ee M urrey and
daughter, Jo a n n e , w ere g u ests Su n ­
day a t Mr. M u rrey ’s s is te r ’s hom e—
Mrs. N. R . C astlem an in P ortlan d .
C. C. “ C h ap ie” Chapm an spent th e
w eek-end in P o rtlan d w ith h is fa m ­
ily. H e also attend ed the P a c ific
F ru it d em o n stration m eetin g on Su n ­
day.
Mr. and M rs. M artin W h alen a r ­
rived from C a lifo rn ia M onday night,
w here th ey h a v e been th e p a st tw o
w eeks v isitin g re la tiv es. T h e y are
Hackett Furniture Co.
g u ests o f M rs. W h a le n ’s paren ts,
Mr. and M rs. W illia m Sundsten.
Pacific Power G Light Co.
Mr. and M rs. R o y W eem an drove
to P ortlan d S a tu rd a y ev en in g and
The Curtain Store of Portland
w ere d inner g u ests o f friends.
Mr. and M rs. M elvin H arrin g ton ,
Table Settings and Silver by R. O . Sche
Mrs. C. E . C a m s and Mrs. A rth u r
N ix drove to Hood R iv er T u esd ay
aftern o o n to do som e shopping.
M iss E d a Iv e rso n arrived F rid a y
from P o rtlan d and w as a g u est of
tra n sfe rre d to L o s A n geles, C a lifo r­
M r. and M rs. L e s te r Sp ragu e until
nia.
Sund ay w hen sh e returned to h er
FU R N I H E D B Y -
Bonneville
Je a n
hom e in P o rtlan d .
e r o f the w eek w ith h is w ife.
W eek-en d g u ests a t th e Capt. N e l­
Mrs. W ilb u r E a s le y and D orothy
son home w ere th e ir ’d au g h ter and M acK in n on m ade a trip to Hood R iv ­
fam ily , Mr. and M rs. H en ry M iller e r S a tu rd a y to do som e shopping.
and son C h arles from P ortlan d .
G ibson H arriso n o f C hap m an’s
R a y A bbet retu rn ed from A rlington G ro cery sto re spent Sund ay in P o rt­
th is w eek and will spent th e rem ain d - land v isitin g his g irl friend.
S E E O U R U S E D CA RS A N D T R U C K S
B e fo re you buy—P o rtla n d p rices and low er
1937 D O D G E Touring Sedan, new tires and 90-day guar­
antee.
1937 P L Y M O U T H Coach, low mileage and a real buy.
90-day guarantee.
1931 E S S E X Coupe, a real little car, overhauled.
1930 E S S E X Coach, a nice little coach.
1930 C H E V R O L E T Sedan for .................................... $ 7 5
1929 FO R D Town Sedan
1930 B U IC K C o u p e .......................................................... $130
1935 D O D G E Truck, van body, good rubber ...... $375
1934 D O D G E Truck, stake body and good rubber, me­
chanically in A -l shape.
1929 FO R D Truck, single tires, the truck for the ranch.
1931 Pick-up that any rancher will be proud to own.
J. F. V O L S T O R F F , On the Heights, H ood River
♦
Mr. and M rs. A. L a s s ila and son,
A rthur, h ave m oved from G lendale
m W V M W H M W V M W M W W V
to th e ir new hom e a t B a ttle Ground,
W ash in gton .
Move to G lendale—
Mr. and M rs. R o g e r N eiss had as
M r. and M rs. L e R o y H anson and
th
e ir g u ests M rs. N e iss’s paren ts,
in fan t d au ghter, fo rm er resid en ts of
E ag le C reek, a re m oving to G lendale Mr. and M rs. B a k e r o f P ortlan d.
Mr. and M rs. V a n B ald w in drove to
this w eek.
P ortlan d S a tu rd a y and also w ent sk i­
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ing a t Mt. Hood Su nd ay.
V isitors F ro m P o rtlan d —
Mr. and M rs. F . A. B rad le y had as
B O N N E V IL L E SC H O O L
th eir g u ests, S atu rd ay , M rs. R uth
K a th le en W a rin g , a pupil o f the
W illiam s,
W iliam
N ance,
M ona
C hrietz, th e ir son, F ra n k B rad ley , sixth grade, le ft fo r C a lifo rn ia last
V elm a Dunn, and P h il B o lste r, all w eek.
F ifth and six th g rad e E n glish
from P ortland .
c la s s e s h ave been read in g sto ries on
♦
L in co ln th a t show s tre n g th o f c h a r ­
C hurch S e rv ic e s Announced—
a cte r.
T h e re hav e been a num ber o f in ­
T h e eigh th g rad e cla s s pupils are
qu iries co n cern in g the new order o f
p ra cticin g th eir c la s s play w hich they
w orship at B o n n eville Com m unity
ex p e ct to produce in the n e a r future.
C hurch. T h e re will be but one s e r ­
T h e n am e o f th e play is “ E lm e r.”
vice. In th is serv ice all th ree parts,
V irg il Anderson plays th e title role.
th e firs t beginning a t 10:00 — the
T h e te a ch e rs o f M ultnom ah County
te a ch in g serv ice. T h e m a jo rity o f the
are selectin g the songs fo r the M usic
tim e in th is serv ice is given o v er to
F e s tiv a l w hich w ill be held la te in
the Sund ay School lesson. T h e re are
April. W e exp ect a large re p re se n ta ­
c la s s e s fo r all ag es.
A t 10:45 the
tion from B on n ev ille School and hope
w orship serv ice begins. D uring the
th a t m any p aren ts will be ab le to a t­
en su in g 15 m intes, hym ns a re sung,
tend.
scrip tu re is read, and when possible,
T h e B o n n ev ille boys’ and g irls ’
th e re will be a sp ecial m u sical num ­
b a rk etb a ll team w ent to C orb ett for
ber. T h e worship o f God con clu des
a gam e one day la st week.
th is portion o f our program . T h en
T h e T hird and F o u rth g rad e room
th e preach in g serv ice begins a t 11:05.
h a s an in tere stin g display o f L in coln
D uring th is tim e th ere w ill be a
and W ash in g to n pictures fo r th e ir
sp e cial talk fo r the child ren, and
b irth d ay party Monday.
then the m ain serm on of the m o rn ­
K a th le en D onaldson will be m oving
ing-
T h e whole program will be
aw ay soon, when h er p aren ts go to
com pleted betw een 11:30 and 11:45.
G rand Coulee.
T h e tw o C hristian E nd eavors a re a t
C arol B u ch er, G eorge C han ey and
6:00 Sund ay evening. One group is
E d n a W ebb er and R o g er H aig h t h ave
m eetin g fo r those who are a tten d in g
been a b sen t th is w eek on a cco u n t o f
high school, and one group for th o se
illn ess.
betw een th e fifth and sixth g rad es.
♦
In norm al y ea rs Ohio fa rm e rs use
T ra n sfe rre d to I-os Angeles—
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W arin g, fo rm er about 325,000 tons o f co m m ercial f e r ­
re sid en ts o f E ag le C reek, have been tilizers.
(B y
F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 18, 1938.
B ra d le y )
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ORE H E A T
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All Heat—No Ash
You get only heat for your money
when you buy Gasco Briquets. Ev­
ery particle of this fuel is a heat­
giving unit. It leaves no Ashes!
Because Gasco Briquets hold fire
from 8 to 10 hours, they are ideal
to burn with sawdust or wood.
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2 for
15c
large pkg.
19c
3 for 55c
SPAGHETTI
F ra n co - A m erican
O XYD OL
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Red
&
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W h ite
GRAPEFRUIT
15c
2 for
25c
5-oz. btl.
10c
pound
23c
3 for
10c
2 for /
9e
SALAD DRESSING
quarts
29c
FULL CREAM CHEESE
Fancy RICE or BEANS
pound
3 lbs.
21c
17c
2 for
15c
ib.
33c
Red
&
W h ite— w hole sectio n s, No. 2 ca n s
Maraschino Red Cherries
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HOT SAUCE
B rim fu ll
HOT SAUCE
Red 4 W hite— m ade o f w hole ripe to m a to es
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No.
W h ite
&
T O M A T O JUICE
Dozen, 85c
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m vvu u vu v
Fruits and Vegetables
GRAPEFRUIT
8 for
25c
2 doz.
23c
L a rg e size
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Also New Peas, New Potatoes, Fresh Rhubarb
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in Cascade Locks
and Bonneville