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FOUR W FRIDAY, A PR IL 15, 193» THE BONNEVILLE DAM CHRONICLE A ^1 p i ¥ N A CLASSIFIED ADS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE >* w * h » h * h h %» h » h » w h » h » w c a s c a d e h » h h w ih » w h h h w » w » h v REAL ESTATE FOR SALE L O C K S (By Clara Nix' Morgan Recommended— At the Odd Fellows meeting last Monday nighgt Lew Morgan was recommended as Deputy Grand Mas ter for the insuing term. Mr. Mor gan is going as first representative to the Assembly in Pendleton in May. Frank Hall is second representative. proud parents of a 7-lb. 13-oz. baby girl born Wednesday morning in the Hood River hospital. They named her Phyllis Elaine. Business Property in Center of Out of town guests at the Frank Cascade Locks. Rent now com Strader home on Sunday were Mr. ing in from four locations, rea and Mrs. Marion Abinola o f Port sonably priced. land. ♦ Wednesday visitors at the J. D. Signgal Crew Arrives— Trailer houses arrived from all Kyle home were Mrs. Oscar Neich- Residential property 1% blocks directions the latter part of the week man, Mrs. Ed Trimble o f Portland, f r o m post office in Cascade when the signal gang for the Union Miss Amelia Neichman o f Chahahis. Locks. Two lots with three Pacific railroad was called to work Mrs. J. D. Kyle accompanied them houses and garages, water free, home where she visited relatives FOR SALE OR T R A D E —160 acres FOR S A L E — Strawberry plants near Cascade Locks. cash and terms. until Sunday when she returned H. C. Stratton, Signal foreman and in eastern Oregon, near Suntex. 50.000 improved Clark Seedlings, ♦ home. Emmett Johnson, Rt. 1, Parkdale. 100.000 Red Hearts. Maunice S. his wife are guests at the Bill Fer Residence and business proper The Tavern and Duplex at Penn’s 4-11-18-25-2-9* Walton, Parkdale. 4-11-18-25* guson home while the gang is sta ty and acreage in Cascade Locks which was damaged by fire last tioned here. and Bonneville to buy, sell and September is being repaired by Hel FOR S ALE OR R E N T ♦ FOR S A LE —Emerson Upright Grand mer Sundsten. 6-room house, just % way between trade. Mrs. Morgan Named— Piano. Call Sun Office. Grade and Hi school, on pavement. FOR S A LE —Singer Sewing machine Mrs. Wilma Jensen o f Portland, At the first regular Rebekah Lodge L. A. E. Clark, Odell 4-4-11-18-25 and attachments. Bargain. Chas. meeting last Wednesday nighgt, Mrs. sister of Mrs. John F. Hamilton, is C. Clark, Fox Farm, Cascade M. L. Morgan was recommended spending a few days here visiting A N E X C E P T IO N A L Buy—Farm and Locks. 4-11-18. District Deputy President and was her sister. home sites. 5, 10, 15, 20 or more Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Miller left for elected first delegate to the Rebekah acres. A -l irrigated land, new mod FOR S A LE —Pansy plants are now Assembly at Pendleton May 16 to 19 Portland this week for an indefinite ern house, beautiful view, center of ready. Also annual flower and exclusive. stay. Box 144 vegetable plants. See T. D. Cal valley, frontage on highway. Mrs. Bill Morrow of the Morrow Meat Mrs. Maude Brolliar wafe elected Cascade Locks kins, Columbia R iver Highway, second delegate to the Rebekah A s Market made a trip to Portland Sat Louis Nex. Phone Parkdale 26X1. back o f Fox Farm. Phone 5928- sembly. tf urday night and returned home Mon 5-16* day morning with his wife and Ore. Sunday to attend a relative, Mrs. Minnie Haggblom and Mrs. 10-ACRE RANCH, 3 miles south family who will stay here for a Charles E. Bennett’s, funeral. Selma Rosenback were elected alter west of Hood River. Small cash FOR S A LE —Westinghouse Electric week. Mrs. Archie Anderson and Mrs. nates. Range $20. Call S. E. Sporseen, down payment or will consider a Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams and C. E. Cams were at the home of Mrs. ♦ U. S. Engineers, Bonneville. 4-4-11 good trade. Make offer. H. W. daughter, Mary Ann, of Ilwaco, W n„ John Johnson in Bonneville Satur Entertains Needle Craft Club— Riddle, 319 May. Mrs. Elton Hatton was hostess to formerly of the Locks, were Friday day night. FOR S ALE — Two wheeled trailer. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heppner of See C. C. Chapman, Cascade The Needle Craft Club Wednesday over-night guests at the Bill Keeler 160-ACRE RANCH, 10 miles from home. Hood River were guests of Mr. and afternoon to a lovely dessert lunch Locks. 4.4-11* Husum, Wassh. V ery good terms. Mrs. Bernice Murrey and daughter Mrs. M. W. Harris Saturday night. eon. Members present were Mes- H. W. Riddle, 319 May. Mrs. Iven Embree and daughter, FOR S A LE —Singer Sewing Machine, dames Lester Sprague, Warren Dav Joanne, and Mrs. Nina Garner and treadle. $15.00 cash. In excellent idson, M. L. Morgan, John Foulkes, son Douglas, arrived from Portland Gyda Anne, spent the week-end in FARM PRODUCE condition. Call Mis. Da'ey, 4533. Vic Wigren, T. J. Langton, Art Tuesday morning where they have Portland visiting Mrs. Embree’s par been for the past two weeks visiting ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Thombson. H A Y for sale—Mrs. Lohis Nex, on 2 BOWS, box of arrows, game and Warren, John Thomson of North relatives and friends. Bonneville and the hostess, Mrs. El Loop Highway, phone Parkdale target for sale cheap. R. B. Mark- ton Hatton. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Whalen of Wash dust cloths in a rich naphtha 26X1. wart, Telephone Office, Bonneville. Portland were Monday visitors at the suds and dry without rinsing and ♦ William Sundsten home. Fire Damages House— they will scatter no lint. A P P LE S , Potatoes and Hay for sale. P A IN T FOR SALE—L. A. E. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark who Sunday guests at the William H. R. Harms, % mile south of Odell, salesman for Davis Paint were residing at the Haskins Fox Sundsten home were Mr. and Mrs. Parkdale. tf Co. I f you want paint, drop me Farm house, moved to Penn’s last Robert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Erick a card and I will call and see you. week when their house was badly Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom FOR SALE — IM PRO VED Clark Seedling Strawberry Plants. Ralph D E XTER W ASHERS at 20 per cent damaged by fire. It seems the roof Holmes of Portland. Hinrichs, Brookside Drive, Phone caught fire by sparks and if the Mrs. John Nordlund and son, Dale, o ff list. J. F. Volstorff. 5749. section men on the railroad hadn’ t of Portland were Sunday guests at VPPLE CIDER, pure and sweet, been close by to offer help, the house the J. D. Kyle home. H A Y FOR SALE—Baled oats, clover, every day in the year at Par- might not have been saved. Mrs. J. F. Kelsay, Mrs. Maude timothy or alfalfa. George Hanel, melee’ s Fruit and Cider Stand, Brolliar, and Mrs. Fred Aebischer Mt. Hood, Ore. Phone Parkdale Over-night guests Friday at the drove to Oak Grove Tuesday to at four miles from Hood River on 35. tf Loop highway. I f not open at gate, William Ferguson home were Mr. tend a Parent-Teacher association and Mrs. Haydon Dougherty and state convention. Mrs. C. W. Wallo, drive right in to house. Elmer Ferguson, who arrived from the state president of the associa HORSES— LIVESTOCK Caldwell, Idaho. They left Saturday tion was present. FOR RENT evening for Portland where they STR AYED — Team of black mares. Grandma Osborn enjoyed l u n c h W. Muma. Phone Parkdale 286. FOR R E N T —Six room house, one plan to make their home. with Mrs. Kate Hardy Wednesday 4-11* Sunday guests at the Louis Vallen afternoon of this week. mile west of Bonneville, $25 per month. Write W. E. Lockwood, home were Mr. and Mrs. Orel Vallen Mr. and Mrs. Green recently pur BULLS FOR SERVICE—Guernsey and daughter, Dolores, of Estacada, chased the Jack Danggerfield place. 210 Porter Building, Portland. Jersey, Milking Shorthorn. W e Ore. Later in the afternoon, Mr. and The Dangerfields have moved to bring bulls to your place. Also 3-ROOM apartment. Call 5833. 4/3 Mrs. Otto Brauer and son, Bernard, Grand Coulee where they plan to O. I. C. Boar. Phone 5633. H. A. of Portland were callers. stay. Bendler, Rt. 3, Hood River, one- FOR R E N T —Three room apt., fur Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harrington These laundryproof Mrs. John Foulkes and Mrs. W ar nished or unfurnished, Volden half mile northwest of Barrett and Mrs. Arthur Nix made a trip to ren Davidson l e f t Saturday for Place, Brookside Drive. Call 5652. Store. ma26tf fasteners end all but 4-4-11* Portland early Monday morning to Marshfield where they plan a week’s do some spring shopping. visit with relatives and friends. BERKSHIRE Pigs, $4 each. Also ton troubles! Noble Hyde Jr. entertained quite registered boar for service. J. G. FOR R E N T OR LEASE — Modern Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Perry of 2-bedroom house, garage, yard. a number of his school friends Fri Hood River called on the M. L. Mor Allison, Odell 5. 1-24-31* Lakeview Addition. Inquire at Tu- day evening in his home. The young gans Tuesday morning. folks spent the evening “ Truckin’ ,” JERSEY COW FOR SALE—fresh bandts or call 272. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wuner left and doing the “ Big Apple.” in May, $60. Phone 10X3. a4 Sunday for Hermiston where they FOR R E N T —Apartment. See H. W. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman moved this Riddle, 319 May St., or call Mr. week from the Fulghan Cabins to plan a few weeks visit with rela AUTOMOBILES tives. Gibson, 1731, Hood River. the Williams place recently purchas Hood River Men’s Shop Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Manchester and FOR S A L E — 1933 Chevrolet Sport ed by Joe Bucher. Beth Manchester drove to Lebanon, ROOMS FOR R E N T —with or with Roadster, mechanically perfect. A Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harrington out board. Reasonably priced. 1006 real buy, $225. $50 down or will made a business trip to Hood River Eighth Street. trade. See Warren Davidson, Cas Wednesday morning. cade Lodge, Cascade Locks. Mrs. Frank Strader entertained at PERSONALS 4-11-18* a most delightful luncheon in her home Thursday at noon. Guests 1920 PICK-UP. Small delivery truck. LA W N MOWER R E P A IR SHOP— present were Mrs. Sue Woodward, Lawnwomors, knives, and scissors $35 cash. Good condition, tires sharpened. Saw filing. New and Mrs. E. Matheny, Mrs. William Fer good. See at Smith’s Auto Park. reconditioned lawn mowers for guson, Mrs. Noble Hyde, Mrs. Jack McChristy, Miss Stella Woodward, sale. C. A. Swartz, basement MISCELLANEOUS WANTED and Mrs. Mike W eaver of Los An Duckwall Bldg., Hood River. geles. W AN TE D KITCHEN Range, rea DAVENPORTS and Chairs reuphol Helmer Sundsten arrived h o m e sonable. Mrs. Hill, Telephone Of stered and repaired, first class Friday night from Ulahe, Ore., near fice, Bonneville. workmanship. We carry upholster Rogue river, where he’s been work ing supplies. Egler & Moe, 1114 ing for the past few months. W AN TE D Children or elderly man Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Sundsten, 7th St., just o ff of Pine. Phone or woman to be cared for during 3443. 1-24-tf and Mrs. Jim merrill were Portland summer at private home in coun shoppers Monday. try’ - Call Sun office. 4-18-25* BUZZ SAW ING by hour or cord. Mrs. Jim Rasmussen and Mrs. F. Will exchange sawing for cow, fur Aebischer were chaperons to a large MUSIC niture or anything of value. Chas. group of young folks Friday night C. Clark, Cascade Locks, at Has when they drove to Hood River in W E GIVE Guitar or Violin with kins Fox Farm. the school bus and enjoyed skating short lesson course. Private les at the skating rink. sons. Ask about all other Instru RUG W E A V IN G —Rag Rugs and Baby Girl Arrives— ments. Beatty School of Music. other fabrics woven by Master Freezes more ice, faster . . . has one* Mr. and Mrs. Bert Provost are Phone 6823. _______________ 2-1-tf Weavers. Hood River Woolen th ird m o re space for frozen storage. Mill, Phone 5481. 10-11-tf FUEL Top shelf ideal for storing small chickena MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE KEEP YOUR STOCK at home with and roasts . . . also extra ice cubes. New BLOCK OR SLAB wood, 16-inch, a prime electric fence. Safe and ec improved EJECT-O-CUBE T R A Y S in $6.50 cord, $5.00 a load. Warren A T T E N T IO N . MR. D A IR Y COOP onomical. Roy Kirby. R. F. D. 1. Davidson, phone Cascade Locks. nil family size models. E R A T IV E FEEDER---- Why wait Hood River. Tel. Odell 108. 9-6tf 24 3-21ff a year to get your 5 per cent divi S«e the new Wc;" . j ! Compare the dollar value I dends when we will give you 5 to ARE YOU BUYING PRO PERTY? 1000 CORDS DRY WOOD, delivered 10 percent today in less cost per Are you sure the title is clear? or at yard- A l’s Wood Yard, Hood hundred, end keep this money to Don’ t take a chance. An abstract River. j6tf use yourself instead of giving it to is the only way of determining title a corporation to hold for you. to real estate. See Hood River Ab Isn't this a fact? Try Cumming's stract * Investment Co., 3rd and HOOD RIVER, OREGON Feed Store and see the saving you DODGE * PLYMOUTH Cnseade. Phone Hood River 1331. will make. Corner of Belmont and SAI.HG and SERVICE ...................... —- —— Frankton Roads. 4-11-18, DO YOU W A N T TO R EFIN AN C E or ’ F VOLSTORFF borrow money on your car? All FO R SALE ISO feet \ height pres details handled confidentially at *he Heights aure hose, 1 set of old work har our office See Tom Scott. 114H •1 R'ver ness. Beck's Tire Service. 3rd « » r e e f . ____ _ FOR S A L E — Fryers. 3 for $1.00, S AC R IFIC E S A LE —$7500 property dressed. 4 for $1.00 live. Leghorn for only $5500. A business and a Cockerels all ages, phone 372, beautiful place to live. Country Clark’s Poultry Ranch, 3 miles east Feed Store and good supply of feed Cascade Locks, Ore. and almost new 1%-ton truck; ten acres o f land; good dwelling; ONE small boys’ bicycle; 1 wood house and barn. Situated at the heater; 9x12 Axminster rug; one corner o f two good roads. No couch; 3 tables; 1 pr. boys, hip trades considered. Address B. L. boots like new. All very reason Cummings, Rt. 3, Hood River, Ore. able. A. H. Warren, Govt. Reser a-tf vation, Cascade Locks. MAUDE BROLLIAR Arrow Arosnap Shorts with 65* up P A R K IN S In c. SUPER-CAPACITY FROSTER E xclu siv e with WESTINGHOUSE Howe Electric Westinghouse Co. Refrigerator