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Purchases for
Transmission
Over 2 Million
Thn Bonnnvtlln P ro jw t haa cun-
trarti-d to purchaa* to rlat«- $2 7X9,-
911 2? In trannmiaaton cabl>*. tower*,
insulator* *uppl:n*. and equipment
Announcement o f the»** figure* w n
rnmle by AilrriiniHtrator J I) R om *
K x p e m l i t u r e a e i t h e r m a d e o r u n ile r
c o n t r a c t are d la t rib u te d a* follow *
Tower*
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Recipes
M e e tin g s
Cinnantott Apple*.
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup
water, 1 cup red cinnamon candies.
1 cup cottage cheese 6 small apples;
‘ •j cup chopped walnuts; 2 tbsps.
mayonnaise, lettuce
Heat sugar,
water, and cinnamon candies in
saucepan
over
low flam e
until
candy is dissolved
Pare and core
apples, place m syrup, cover and
cook very slowly unt,i lender but
not broken. The apples should be
bright red. Turn once during cook
ing
Rem ove carefully from syrup
and chill. Fill centers with cheese,
walnut meats and mayonnaise cum*
bined. Serve on lettuce.
A m e r ic a
BonneviU. Post.
No v
second Tuesday o f each
month at the Civic Auditorium.
Bonneville
Bonneville Parent Teacher. Associa-
Ron — First Wednesday every
month, study club at 1:30. regular
meeting at 2 30 in Bonneville grad*
school auditorium.
Bonneville B*>> Scouts—Grade school
auditorium. Tuesdays. 7 P M
Bonneville Rod A bun Club Fourth
Monday *>f each month at Civic
Auditorium. Bonneville.
Hridul t ell Lodge, No. 117, A.F. and
A jH _ School house. Latourell*
falls, second Saturday In each
month
Visiting Masons welcome.
Cascade Yacht C lub-Thursday, cab
in X. Enguist addition
Everyone
welcome.
Cascade Locke Chamber o f Com
merce — M errills dining room.
Tuesdays noon.
Cascade I .«teas city Council Second
Mondav of each month, city hall
t ascade Lock* Townsend Club—Odd
Fellows hall, first and third F ri
days, 8 P M
Itebekaha Cascadla lodge, Cascade
Loci«*, first and third Wednesdays
o f each month. Odd Fellowa hall.
8 PM
( nscude lock * P T. A.: Meets in the
evening of the second Wednesday
o f the month
Port C om m ission —Second Thursday
o f each month at City Hall, Cas
cade Locks
Rnmslte post. Veteran* \pt Foreign
W ars — First and Third Mondays,
meeting room of administration
building. 8 P.M.
I. O. O. F. Cascade l.odgo — Every
Monday night. Cascade Locks
$1 .2x0 9 71 SO
1.IM.2R7H6
X8.429 43
MV.SVP.44
tt.7MO.MI.2S
D elivery of much o f thi* material
must hi* utrirted before December 1.
and completed
within designated
lim it* during the immediate month*
to come
AII of the i nfill* for the RonnevlUe
trammlM-ti .n *y*tem 1" under con
tract with the exception o f that for
the line from Vancouver to Salem,
end from Salem to Eugene. *atd
Administrator R o m
Rid* for/ the
Vaneouver-Salem line have been re
ceived and are being studied
Rid*
- < for the Salem-Eugene line are yet
to be invited
Among the major Item* for which
E xam p le: Round T r i p
bid* will tic invited to complete the
aHHi'inlilngi* o f material* nece*»ary
F a r e to C H I C A G O
for the RonnevlUe network, *ald
Administrator Rosa, will be pole* for
In Deluxe
the tinea from RonnevlUe to The
Air-Condi*
Dalle*. Vancouver to Eugene, and
tioned Coach
Kelso to Aberdeen
Other large contract* to bo award
fio | .tlo n a l# !r li»w f é ras to oth ai p o lu ta
ed, *aid Administrator Ho**, will la*
• • end lo i « i l o I m m i of tia v a l.
for a huge tow er on Bradford
Island and lesser tower* there as
well a* tower* for the t'nlumhin
Rivet crossing near Vancouver and
CITY Of PORTI AND, from Portland
on the W illam ette R iver
" I am
6 30 p. m on l * *t, 7th, 13th,
pleased with the engineering prog-
10th and HMh.
hours to
re** picture.’ * said Administrator
Chicago. — No •>t>u fur#
Ross
"O ur program t* well under
POR II AND ROSE, from Portland
IN S l'Ilt A T IO N A L
way
W e expect to make some long
9:33 p. m. dally. H n g la ta ra d
stride* yet this year and move stead W e shall reap such joys in the by
Nuna Stawaidtiaa. 23c, 30c- Ik
ily and rapidly in 1939
Our long
and by.
3 ‘ io maala In Coachaa and Pull
range schedule call* for completion
Hut what have we sown today?
man -Touitit cara.
of tin* transmission network In 1940. W e shall build us mansions in the
We will make it."
PACO IC I IMITI 0. -from Portland
sky,
M 00 a. in. Colina Shop Dittai.
But what have we built today?
t i d e H e d g e "So till* IS tin* new
«. Economy Maala.
'T is sweet in idle dreams to bask.
baby
I looked just like him when
But hen* and now do w e do our
AH I l i a n all «andltlaaad
fa lta r
I wa» small Why. what is he crying
n i «Ma ana t ia a l'illa a « in ( o * . Kaa
task?
IllHIUt " 1
Ye*, this is the thing our souls
N ic e "Oh, t ncle H.corge, he must
must ask—
SUN VALLEY, Idaho
have heard wtiat you said."
"W h a t have we done today?"
All Saaaona, All Sports cantor.
Nixon Watterman.
Challamjar Inn popular prtcaa
All Chinese merchant* in Japan art*
In in- placed under direct govern
f u t O U Alii ANO «fS tX V A M O N S -
ment supervision
Conduator*
Miscellaneous
I iimii i 11in s
TRAINS
*65
S tb e a m A 'ite i. —
rpii
UNION PACme
\O TK FOR
R A I L R O A D
ano sum union
IKSSE G ILBE RT
r a tin e
H D G IN G T O N
for
Constable
U til I I It
S K A T IN G
» \ «. I I ». It A l l
STO LEN P A R RECOVERED
Recovery o f a stolen Hood River
automobile in Missoula. Montana,
w a * announced yesterday by Hood
R iver
County Sheriff,
John H
Sheldrake. The car which belonged
to John Boyd, w a* stolen on Wednes
day of Inst week from where it had
been parked on Oak Street, between
Second and Third
Definite infor
mation as to how the car had been
located in Montana was not receiv
ed by the sheriff It is thought that
probably it had been abandoned in Adv. paid for by Associated Farmers
of Oregon. H L. Shoemaker, presi
Missoula.
dent. Hood River, Oregon.
CLOSE l o s t l a k e r o a d
Many girls don't seem to be so
The gate at the Xationu! Forest l interested in breaking hearts, but
boundary on the Lost Lake road was lots of them go out o f their way to
locked for the season Monday, ac break pocketbooks.
cording to advices received in town
yesterday.
The boundary is four
and one-half mile* from the lake
This road is closed every year early
in the autumn, and because of
weather conditions remains closed
until early summer
SHOP R K lIK t O R A T E I)
It looks as though spring is in the
air when on** enter* the Lorene
Beauty shop the* days
The shop
lias been repapered and redecorated
with the booths enlarged
New.
modrnistic furniture w i l l
arrive
shortly to complete the furnishings
"W h a t kind of a woman is Mrs
Brown?"
"She's the sort who tells you that
something left her speechless and
then talks about it for an hour and a
h alf."
CLASSIFIED ADS
Local Aijeut
wur
F R U IA Y, OCTOBER SI. 19S8
,S S E V I L L E P A M C H R O M IC I E
K iM ) Erl ,
Nat , wul
Sun Nile*
HOOD lll\ T It
If you w ant to know my record
ask the people that know me
T jü E BEST SOLID FlialL
for house heating!
FOR S A L E One Superior, ali-enam-
el coal and wood range with coils
on** Hotpoint electric, four heating j
unit range, fully automatic. Mrs
Joe Miller, Cascade Drug Co., Cas
cade I a>cks
JO-17-1 f
HIS PURPOSE IS TO . . .
FOR S A L E Delicious Apples. Mrs
D C Oxley. R-2. Box 7, on Tucker
Hoad
t i« mile south o f Hood
10-17-24
Hiver.
• Suttain civil liberties and
maintain a government which
clean, simple, etiicient and
W \ N T E I» Bids on supplying to the
Cascade l*K*ks Post O ffice 2 tons
of coal and & sacks o f kindling
Please submit by October 2f>
HMIM7-24*
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vigorous.
• Prated labor in it* rights: op
pose violence and coercion.
• Poster Andustry
FOK S A L E OH T R A D E for good
employment . . .
coupe, will pay *l,me difference
might consider trading for small
workers.
place in valley 1930 Ford Pickup j
has :> good 6 ply ,lr'**. n,' w rm «*
P Promote better
1 look* g i*|>1I See IX’l R E lllff.
Oregon pra.iu *
Cascade Looks
10-3-10*
and increase
WOLVERENE
mote jobs lor
marketing ol
S /t£ &
improve rural
kving conditions.
Knit S A L E Fryers.
W arrendale
H
H Wade.
10-10-17-24 :u>*
• Deve* ip SI
HORSEHIDE
— I
power tn the people s interest.
n* S A L K 7 week-old pig* priced
•ight
Ha\ Hibson. Odell 97
10-17-24*
• At#.;
llfW ßlNO . By the cord
or hour
Clark*. S ml east o f
Cascade !«oek* or phone 372 9 19 tf .
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tor a decent Lv.i.g.
R i v e r C io lt ("o u rs e
One of the best V hole courses in rhe state.
C ra s s G re e n s a n d F a irw a y s .
There are good reasons why
millions o f hard working men
wear O N LY Wolverine Shell
Horsehides. First—Wolverines
are so all-fired comfortable.
Second—they wear longer than
other work shoes you've worn.
And n e x t — W olverine Shell
Horsehides dry out glove soft
after soaking all day in wettest
weather. You ought to try on
pair today. You will never
wear anything else hut WOIy
V L K I N K Shell Horsehides.
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