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About Cascade Locks chronicle and the Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1939-1939 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1939)
FRIDAY. MARCH 24. 1939 THF CASCADE LOCKS CHRONICLE *5 CASH REWARD For the name and address of a prospect to whom we sell a N E » OR I'SE D CAR within 30 days. Prospect's name and address must be mailed or delivered in writing. No phone calls or verbal contacts. Your letter recorded by time clock. First inform a tion received on any one prospect gets reward, upon completion of sale BARTOL MOTOR Company Hood River. Oregon Chronicle Advertising Pays Cascad i an NOW PLAYING— Loretta Young, W arner Baxter, Binnie Barnes, Cesar Romero. George Harhier and Eugene Pallette in— WIFE. HUSBAND AND _______ FRIEND"_______ Opens Monday March 27 CAROLE LOMBARD and JAM ES STEW ART in 1 MADE FOR EACH OTHER Supported by Charles Coburn, Lucile W atson, Eddie Quilan and Alma Kruger A beautiful and t h r i l l i n g story m v u v m v v m v u tv v v m w M Rialto Fri., Sat Mar. 24-25 THE ICE FOLLIES of 1939" Joan Crawford, Lew Ayres and Jimmy Stew art Saturday Matinee: Episode No. 1 of the great new Chapter Play: “BOY SCOUTS TO THE R E SC U E ' made under the direct super vision of the Boy Scouts and starring Jackie Cooper. SMASH MIDNIGHT MATINEE SATURDAY EVENING! Sunday Only Mar. 26 — Double Feature — MARK TW AIN'S TOM SAWYER DETECTIVE" With Donald O’Connor (of “Sing You Sinners" fam e) in the title role—supported by Billy Lee, Porter Hall. Phillip W arren and Janet Waldo. A Iso— Betty Furness and Jam es Craig "NORTH OF SHANGHAI Mon.. Tues.. Wed., Mar. 27-2H-29 "STAGE COACH John Wayne, Claire Trevor, John Carradino, Andy Devine, Thomas Mitchell. George Ban croft. Burton Churchill a n d Louise P latt in this sweeping and powerful drama of the American frontier. SUNDAY K\ KNINtJ I’Ll B (Continued From Page One» on some of his own accomplish CLASSIFIED ADS ments which make us realize some what our good fortune in being able to claim him as one of us. FOR SALE Cows at all t imes. His generous praise of the men who work V ith him not only in Bonneville but up and down the river was most acceptable, too. At the next meeting. <>a April 2. Palmer Hoyt of The Oregonian staff will speak. We are sure of an interesting meeting on that occasion, too. A detailed account | of the program will be published next week, so watch for it. There is a peppy song service tor everyone who cares to sing and | the program is varied each time. | H. D. Fraser was song leader for the first meeting. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Ford of Hood River took charge of the last meeting. Mrs. Fred Owen of North Bonneville, Wash., is a violinist of ability, while Mrs. Saunders of Cascade Locks does her bit at the piano. The Bonneille men’s quartet have also taken part. We never know when any or nil of these artists will take part. Now, if you have missed these meetings because you didn't know about them we are sorry, but after reading this and you still stay away it is your own fuult and you are decidedly the loser. There is no fixed charge, no mon ey-making scheme and some night the chairm an will forget to mention the collection plate. Don’t miss that meeting. “SPRINGTIM E” la s t night The cool wet wind Blew through my open window, And with it came The gentle fragrance of the warm ing soil. It brought a vague unrest As if each tree, And root, and seed Could no longer remain dorm ant, But must surely hurst forth ^ Into bloom. i Already had the frogs Heard the whispering | Of spring, 1 For their little throats Were fairly bursting With a joyous, lusty croaking. The wintry days are gone again. For it was just last night that Spring! line Blew m through my open window Riding On a cool wet wind. Amo Ferrington. Mrs. Uluru B. Marlor, May Street Road . Hood River. l-20-tf YOUNG WOMAN to do house work for room, board and small wage . Call 3311 after 3:30 n. in. 3-13-20 MAN W A N T E D for Raw-high Route of 800 families. Sales way tip this year. W rite today. Raw- leigh’s, Dept. ORC-90-SA. Oak land, Cal. 3-20* CORSALE Light sawmill, com \\ lute looks whiter plete with power and shingle making attachm ents. George ,.t.m looks richer., Doughartv, Rt. 1. Hood River. the two combined 65 o > > :n p I e m c n t • FOR SALE Kert ilizer. Peat mo** your costume with baby chick droppings. Soit ot combi by the sack. Frank Clark. nations. mile SEVEN LADIES SERVE ON CIRCUIT COURT JURY For the first time in the history of Hood River County, n Circuit Court jury, with women serving on the panel was drawn for the March term of the court. Seven Indies were drawn, including Mrs. Gladys Hinrichs. Mrs. Breta A. Morgan, Mrs. Hortcnse Follenius, Mrs. Louise Gordon, Mrs. J. A. Carr, Mrs. Mary Adams and Mrs. Emma Wilson. Men serving on this jury, which sat in the recent Leslie Weygandt case, were George A. I ¡ants, John Goe, Gaylord G. Metcalf and Prince Koberg. \ fcwf H Y ar M ade to Order Clothes Why do most of the “big men" in business and politic* «nd on the screen wear made- to-measure clothes? The reason is they know tailored clothes give them “front" and personality plus perfect fit and greater comfort. Have your new suit MADE TO MEASURE. COME IN TODAY $ 28.50 Pvopoitlon#t«!v low (atoa to oth«f point# • am i lor #11 o I m m i ot tr*v#l. See clmo u\.und r>v p on I ucpm S ■ Brand »,''*•>' *> I0’ yourself. 5 3 .9 8 J. C. JOHNSEN Stuam & nei- — CIÍY OF PORTLAND, fiotn P oitU nd 6:30 p. m., on 1st, 7th, lAth, 19 th a n d 23 th. 39 ** hum s to C h lcsy o . —No ostro toro. PORTLAND ROSE, -boat Portland 9:38 p. m. dally. H oytatorod NursA-StowardAaa. 23o, 30o # 38c no ola lu Coaohaa auU Pull- man-Touilat PACIFIC LIMITED, from Portland 6:00 a. m. C o lin o Shop Dinar. — Econom y Mo.ila. mtr ram ili Mood F roa Pillan« In Ci an traino Oar vico and SUN VALLEY, Idaho A ll-Saaaona, All Sporta cantar. Challnnyar Inn-popular prt LADIES! Tunc m New Union Pacific Program "Surprise Your Husband" on KOIN euch Monday, Wed nesday and Friday ut 2:66 p. m. FREE RECIPES For Details and Reservations— Ä ) Lo«l Ag.nt UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD MCA« F M H IO n l FAVORITES OF B E S T Q U A L I T Y C orrectly Styled and Priced * nd UP S P A U LD IN G 'S T A IL O R SH O P Oak St. BARTOL MOTOR CO. ____________________ / In Deluxe £ A ir -C o n d l- t | tioned Coach 3 - 13 - 27 - 3 * east of Cascade Locks. 3-•27-tf LOST High S c h 0 0 1 Activitv Medal. Please return to Post Of fit 0 , Cascade Locks. 3-20* v Phone Hood River 1111 for Radio Servie* or Repairing CALL Example: Round Trip Fa re to C H IC A G O INDUSTRY \T BONNEVILLE (C o n tin u e d icoin I ’a^e One» against the treasury of the United States." Few will debate with Congress man Pierce the necessity for cheap chemicals and cheap fetilizers to aid W estern farm ers. His exposi tion of this need before the house is unshakable. But many will MOOl» Iti V KN challenge the wisdom of plunging the federal government into the m anufacturing and selling business Hunting and Fishing l.irenses Issued Here in direct competition with private industry, particularly at a time when the adm inistration is attem pt SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! ing to assist business rather than ON to restrict it. TIRES - BATTERIES - FANBHLTS Only after private industry has dem onstrated its unwillingness or CABLES - ACCESSORIES - FISHING TACKLE its inability to combine cheap Bon neville power with raw m aterials in the Pacific Northwest should L. R. Freygang the public compete.—Oregon Jour A uthorized D ealer nal. WKHTKKN A t TO HI l*ri.V CO. T hird an d C ascade W atch our w indow s Phone S 7 SS KKHEK \ l l DISTRICT MEETING • Continued from Page fine) joint session of Oregon Grape and Manznnita lodges. Two exemplifications of the de gree work were given the work of today bv Cascadia Rebekah Lodge No. 221 and the work as prepared by Schuyler Colfax of 1861. Very fine drill work was done by the Cascadia Degree staff. vvvV i Cascadia Lodge, who ^presented ;*;*;*;* several tableaus and initiated four new- members into the order and displayed a wonderful drill team. v iv i New members from here were Mrs. Vernon Goetz, Mrs. A. W. Foote and Mrs. Marshall Murray. DRESS the Way Most Successful Men Do! 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