FRIDAY, MAY 6, 193«
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B O N N EVILLE
(By Jean Bradley)
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To Change Date of Concert—
The Bonneville m i x e d chours,
which is under the very capable dir
ection of H. D. Fraser, will present
a concert on May 16th, under the
auspices of the Bonneville P.-T. A.
The program will begin at 8 p. m. in
Civic Auditorium and will be com
posed of at least eight numbers by
the chorus, one by the male chorus,
and solos. There will also be some
special instrumental numbers. The
concert will be free to the public.
♦
A spring dance revue will be pre
sented by the pupils of Mrs. Bertha
Russell in the Bonneville Auditor
ium, Friday, May 6, at 7 :45 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hansen have
gone to Portland for a visit.
Roger J. Neiss won the hand-ball
tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Linton were in
Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hawkins and
daughters Jean and Wanda, spent
the week-end at Ocean Lake, visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steven, for
mer resident of Bonneville.
Charles Howard, telephone opera
tor, accompanied by his wife and
son, are on vacation in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Redmond and
daughter, Ardys, spent the week-end
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson of
Goldendale spent Saturday in town
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bradley's son,
Frank, left for Los Angeles, Califor
nia, Sunday, to attend Chorinard
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of Bonne
ville Tavern have as their guest
their small grandson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vogland were
in Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Zimmerman
were attendants for Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wolf at their wedding at
Reed College Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Linton’s home
will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard B. Cannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Russell of
Warrendale spent Saturday in town.
The dance sponsored by the Soft-
ballers of Bonneville proved to be a
great success.
Mr. and Mrs. George Linton drove
to Seaview to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Linton, former residents of
Bonneville.
Ernest Cooper spent the week-end
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Cannon
spent the week-end in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vogland and
Mr. and Mrs. Van Natta Baldwin
were hiking last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilson were
visiting friends in Bonneville this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sporceen drove to
Seattle, to attend a wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Clark Bogart Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Van Natta Baldwin
were in Portland, shopping, Satur
day.
FOR A
LIMITED TIME ONLY
FREE
RANGE
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By H. A. S.
tW W H W W W W W W W W W W
now they just “ owe.”
♦
Then there was the reckless driver
who was always putting another
notch in his fan-belt.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE—One horse
w a g o n and ten-inch one-horse
plow—sell cheap or trade for horse
cultivator. Call Hood River 3701.
4-25-tf
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FOR SALE — Five leather covered
physicians tables- 30 inches by
7 feet. Mrs. W. H. Chipping, Bel
mont Road, Hood River.
5-2-9*
FOR SALE—Singer Sewing Machine,
treadle. $15.00 cash. In excellent
condition. Call Mis. Daley, 4533.
2 BOWS, box of arrows, game and
target for sale cheap. R. B. Mark-
wart, Telephone Office, Bonneville.
PAINT FOR SALE—L. A. E. Clark,
Odell, salesman for Davis Paint
Co. If you want paint, drop me
a card and I will call and see you.
VPPLE CIDER, pure and sweet,
every day in the year at Par-
melee’s Fruit and Cider Stand,
four miles from Hood River on
Loop highway. If not open at gate,
drive right in to house.
WE GIVE Guitar or Violin with
short lesson course. Private les
sons. Ask about all other instru
ments. Beatty School of Music.
Phone 6823.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
WANTED—Rear wheel, ton and a
half 1926 model Graham Dodge
truck. E. A. Lippman, R-l, Hood
River.
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WANTED—Used bathroom fixture.
Wall wash basin, complete with
fittings. Sun Publishing Co., Hood
River.
4-25-2*
WANTED—KITCHEN Range, rea
sonable. Mrs. Hill, Telephone Of- ,
fice, Bonneville.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—4 room apartment, with
bath, water, and garden ground,
$12 per month. Mrs. J. E. Nealeigh,
Rt. 2 on pavement.
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FOR SALE—Horses and mules. Call FOR RENT — M o d e r n 2-bedroom
house, furnished; garade and nice
at my ranch, % mile wast of Odell
yard, for rent, Lakeview Addition.
Grade School-
Telephone Odell
Inquire at Tubandt’s or call 272.
108. Would consider trading for
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cattle or hogs. W. I. Kirby. 5-1-tf
FOR RENT—Apartment. See H. W.
HORSES FOR SALE OR TRADE—
Riddle, 319 May St., or call Mr.
Any kind wanted, $35 and up.
Gibson, 1731, Hood River.
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J. G. Edgington, phone 3783, 4th
and May Streets.
5-2-23 ROOMS FOR RENT—with or with
out board. Reasonably priced. 1006
FOR SALE—Fresh Cow or would
Eighth St., Hood River.
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trade for yearlings or two-year
old cattle. S. N. Hill, Pine Grove
District.
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PERSONALS
AND
John W.
McCulloch
Candidate for
Supreme Judge
POSITION No. 2
FOR SALE—Fresh Guernsey Cow, BILLINGS’ Lilac Garden is at its
3V& years old, just fresh. Inquire
best for Mother’s Day. Also their
Oak Grove Store.
4-18-35*
cut flowers, plants and shrubs.
Visitors always welcome. Billings'
BULLS FOR SERVICE—Guernsey
Flowers. Phone Hood River 3252.
Jersey, Milking Shorthorn. We
5-2
bring hulls to your place. Also
O. I. C. Boar. Phone 5633. H. A. LAWNMOWER REPAIR SHOP—
Bendler, Rt. 3, Hood River, one-
Lawnwomers, knives, and scissors
half mile northwest of Barrett
sharpened. Saw filing. New and
Store.
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reconditioned lawn mowers for
sale.
C. A. Swartz, basement
Duckwall Bldg., Hood River.
POULTRY
FOR SALE— Fryers. 3 for $1.00, DAVENPORTS and Chairs reuphol
stered and repaired, first class
dressed. 4 for $1.00 live. Leghorn
workmanship. We carry upholster
Cockerels all ages. phone 372,
ing supplies. Egler & Moe, 1114
Clark’s Poultry Ranch, 3 miles east
7th St., just o ff of Pine. Phone
Casade Locks, Ore.
4-18-tf
3443.
RANGE DEALER
♦ Has been actively engaged in
practice in State and Federal
Courts for forty years.
OR THE NEW
♦ Is of a judicial temperament
and is qualified mentally,
morally and physically for
this position.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
AN EXCEPTIONAL Buy—Farm and Ft>R SALE OR TRADE for Mowing
Machine, number 35, Royal Blue
home sites. 5, 10, 15, 20 or more
Electric Separator in good condi
acres. A -l irrigated land, new mod
tion—does perfectc work. M. J.
em house, beautiful view, center of
Foltz, phone 5459.
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valley, frontage on highway. Mrs.
Louis Nex. Phone Parkdale 26X1.
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MUSIC
LIVESTOCK
Electric Range
Now ■
SEE YOUR LOCAL
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Here lies the bones
of Rufus Jones
In life so realistic;
FARM PRODUCE
His car went “ whiz,”
And now he is
FOR SALE—We have 200,000 straw
An accident statistic.
berry plants of the Improved Clark
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variety. They will not have to be
We’ll bet there aren’t many old-
dipped. $3.00 per thousand. Elmer
fashioned girls left in Spain — the
Lyle, Parkdale. Phine 334.
gentle kind, who still like to watch
4-19-25-2*
bull-fights and sabre duels.
♦
FOR SALE—Pansy plants are now
W e’d wish all you fishermen luck,
ready. Also annual flower and
if we hadn’t been called a sucker
vegetable plants. See T. D. Cal
so often.
kins, Columbia River Highway,
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back of Fox Farm. Phone 5928.
Ha ha ha. End of joke. End of
5-16*
joke book.
HAY for sale—Mrs. Louis Nex, on
Loop Highway, phone Parkdale
NOTICE OF WARRENT CALL
26x1.
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Notice is hereby given that there
are now funds on hand to pay war APPLES, Potatoes and Hay for sale.
rants No. 498 to 529 inclusive, dates
H. R. Harms, % mile south of
February 15, 1938 to April 12, 1938.
Parkdale.
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Interest stops as of May 10, 1938.
HAY FOR SALE—Baled oats, clover,
Vera A. Sprague,
timothy or alfalfa. George Hanel,
Treasurer of the
Mt. Hood, Ore. Phone Parkdale
City of Cascade Locks.
35.
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BUY YOUR
$25to $40
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Don’t groan too soon, folks. Old
Odd Shots hasn’t returned perma FOR SALE—20x24-ft. cabin. Has to
be wrecked before July 1st. Lot
nently. In fact, this particular sam
21, Eagle Creek.
5-2-9
ple was submitted by mail to pre
clude any possibility of physical un
FOR SALE—3-room house and gar
pleasantness.
age, $75.00, half down payment.
♦
Also fifteen rabbits, two double
The political season is back with
hutches, $10- C. A. Phelps, Cas
us, and the herds of candidates are
cade Locks.
5-2-9
undergoing the usual tests for com
munism, economic royalism, botul FOR SALE—Eleven lots in choice
ism and Bangs’ disease.
neighborhood in Hood River. See
♦
H. W. Riddle, 319 May St., Hood
Our idea of superfluity—a design
River.
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er of women’s hats in an insane
asylum.
SACRIFICE SALE—$7500 property
for only $5500. A business and a
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beautiful
place to live. Country
We can’t blame men for laughing
Feed Store and good supply of feed
at their wives’ chapeaux. We know
and almost new 1%-ton truck; ten
they’ ll cry when they get the bills.
acres of land; good dwelling;
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house and barn. Situated at the
I thought my wife liked our new
corner of two good roads.
No
maid until the little woman shot at
trades considered. Address B. L.
us through the keyhole.
Cummings, Rt. 3, Hood River, Ore.
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So we all went out to the peniten
tiary, and a good term was had by FOR SALE OR TRADE—160 acres
all.
in eastern Oregon, near Suntex.
♦
Emmett Johnson, Rt. 1, Parkdale.
The people “ oh’d” and “ ah’d"
4-11-18-25-2-9*
when our president took office, but
IS AVAILABLE TO YOU
SAVE
CLASSIFIED ADS
Odd Shots
RANGES AT OUR STORE
♦ As Special Assistant to the At
torney General of the United
States, has had charge of all
legal work in Oregon and
Washington for Bonneville
project.
West Coast Power Co.
♦ “ Of his ahillt> there is no ques
tion. llis record sustains a
very hich estimate of his
knowledge of law.”
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BLOCK OR SLAB wood, 16-inch,
$6.50 cord, $5.00 a load. Warren
Davidson, phone Cascade Locks.
24
3-21ff
1000 CORDS DRY WOOD, delivered
or at yard- Al’s Wood Yard. Hood
River.________
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AUTOMOBILES
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RUG WEAVING—Rag Rugs and
other fabrics woven by Master
Weavers.
Hood River Woolen
Mill, Phone 5481.
10-11-tf
KEEP YOUR STOCK at home with
a prime electric fence. Safe and ec
onomical. Roy Kirby, R. F. D. 1,
Hood River. Tel. Odell 108. 9-6tf
ARE YOU BUYING PROPERTY?
Are you sure the title is clear?
Don’t take a chance. An abstract
is the only way of determining title
to real estate. See Hood River Ab
stract & Investment Co., 3rd and
Cascade. Phone Hood River 1331-
FOR SALE—Model T Ford pickup.
Bosch Ignition, vacuum feed. 193S
license, good tires.
Price $20.
F. H. Miller, R-2, Hood River.
Phone 5723.
5-2-9*
1933 FORD V-8 with dump box. 1931 DO YOU WANT TO REFINANCE or
Chev. flatbed with long wheelbase-
borrow money on your car? All
New motors in both. Reasonable.
details handled confidentially at
See I. R. Peterson. 924 11th Street.
our office. See Tom Scott. 114H
Hood River.
4-25-2
3rd street.
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