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Page Eight HE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale Week&apos;s Realty New8 No. 2 Spuds 50 lb. bag | O0 (Limit 1 to a Customer) Grapefruit, dozen ...33c Fancy Arizona Seedless Texas Spinach, 2 lbs.. 15c Winesap Apples BOX 39g 2 boxes ....... 75c (Limit 2 to a Customer) Parsnips, 4 lbs. ...... 13c Cranberries, lb ...... 15c GROCERY PRICES EFFECVE FRIDAY TO MONDAY, FEB. 4 to 7th Inclusive ! ! Pearl Shortening, 4 lbs. 45c Catsup, 14 oz., 2 for .... 25c Stokley'8 Peanut Butter 11/2 lb. jr. 25c Beverly Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, 3 for ..... No. 303 Cans Purex, 1/z gal. jug ..... 25c 19c Syrup, pint 21c; quart 33c Sleepy Hollow Chocolates, lb. box .... 29c Monterey Salt, 2 for ............ 15c Mortons Iodized Dog Food, 4 for ....... 19c . Play Fair Baking Powder, 16 oz.. 13c 3 AIRWAY COFFEE lbs. .... 43c Jell Well 3 for .... 10c Limit Tinted or White 4 rolls ... 15c LIFE BUOY SOAP 3 bars.. 19c Tea, pound .......... 35c Canterbury Green Soap, 24 oz. pkg. ..... 23c White King Granulated Soap, l0 bars ........ 29c Crystal White Crackers, 2 lb. box ... 18c White or Graham NOBILL COFFEE 21bs .... 40c CAMAY SOAP 4 bars .. 19c FLOUR Kitchen Craft 49 lbs .............. $1.59 Pride of The West 49 lbs .............. $1.29 Drifted Snow 49 lbs ............. $1.79 Beef Loin Steaks, lb.... 19c Government Inspected Beef Roast, best cuts, lb. 13c Government Inspected Pork Roast, lb ........ 15c Finest Quality, Grain Fed KELLOGGS Corn Flakes Pkg 6c IVORY -- Medium SOAP 4 bars.. 19c MEAT SPECIALS Pork Chops, lb ...... 221/.c None Better. Young Grain Fed Pork Frankfurters, lb....... 20c Government Inspected MANY OTHER SPECIALS ON MEATS OF FINEST QUALITY .... YOUNG -- TENDER--DELICIOUS WOULD U. S. FUNDS By Knue Hill With the Department of Interior hill nearly ready for presentation to the House. the question of which reclamation projects will receive ap- propriations is a question which is of interest to some sixty Represent- atives in Congress from 17 western states. Funds for Washington go to the Grand Coulee and Roza projects. Grand Coulee is scheduled to receive $13.000,000, a sum equal to that appropriated last year. The Yakima- Roza project is listed to receive $1,000,000; from the Indian Irriga- tion budget, the WaPato project is approved for an aPlopriation of $I00,000. ]Kust Make Room SEEK FOR KLICKITAT sity for the completion of such pro- jects as the Roza unit of the Yakima project without unnecessary delay. A news clipping from Olympia, for example, tells me that 60,000 "dust bowl emigrants" have came to the Pacific Northwest in the last 18 months. New lands must be develop- ed for them. Ours is the single re- maining "frontier" where they can settle and re-build. But some members of Congress, those particularly from the Eastern city districts, are not either alarmed or interested. Congress is dominated by Eastern representatves and will allow only so much of an appropria- tion for reclamation items. This year's gross appropriations for rec- lamation is slightly lass than $$9,- Naturally, we would like to get 000,000. more, because we who are close to WaJts Funds Upped the scone of action realize the necee-[ I would like to see the Grand i Coluee fund raised to $15,000,000; the Roza to $1,500,000; and the Wapato to $250,000. The early com- pletion of the Roza project will mean that we can try to secure funds for such deserving projects as the Klickitat. A few Individual i members will join with me to try to get these Increased amounts, but whether we will succeed is doubtful in the face of the economy program. New hope can be found in the movement which is on foot to or- ganize the members from irrigation states. With an able leader and a strong organization, concerted ac- tion can be taken in behalf of our irrigation projects. More irrigation money can be demanded and new frends in Congress made for irriga- tion. Indians from both Americas are to be brousht to the 1939 World's Fair of the West, acoordtng to pres- ent plans, t;o depict on the 400-acre island in ,n lrancisco ]ay ab- sorbing stories of Cheer civilizations. Deed--The Federal Land Bank to R. A. Jackson, WtNW[, SENWi and NESW, Sac. 34-4-18, $1.00. W. D.---Durland Trust Co., trus- tee, to Donald Amundsen, S|NEt and Lots 1 and 2, Sac. 2-4-17, $900. Deed of Gift---Children and heirs at law of Martha B. Eldred, de- ceased, to Grace Black Bliss, W of Lot 1, Sac. 30-5-18. W. D.W. B. Nickerson et ux to Leon Glover, SESE of Sec. 8-5-17, $350. i Deed--Charlss E. Flower estate :to Thomas H. Hooker, Lots 2, 7 and E of Lots 2 and 6, Block 10, Jen- sen's Addition to Bickleton, $400. Also same property to whore grantee by S. A. Rossier et ux. W. D.Lincoln Huot et ux to Leland S. and Magnolia E. Huot Lots 1 and 2 of Sac. 17-3-18, $10. Deed--J. Nails Lumber Co. to S. D. No. 91, tract adjoining school grounds in Klickitat. Deed--Umpqua Valley Bmk to C. E. Crooks, tracts in and north of Goldendale, $10. Q. C. D.--Peter P. Morgan to Marie Tuerck, 1-3 interest in tracl in Sec. 24-3-10, Q. C. D.--H. K. Panes to G. W Becks, 70 acres in Sec. 30-3-19, $1. Deed--Andrew L. Bunnell estate to B, E. Hanson, Lots 6 and 7, Block 2, Glenwood, $60. Sheriff's Deed---C. R. House, sheriff to Pioneer State Bank, Sec. 13-3-20 N and SWt of Sec. 17-3-21, $8,- 869.05. : Q.C.D.--C. E. Crooks et ux to J. G. Allzn, south 111 ft. of Tax Lot 3A, being part of old mill site in North Goldendale $10. Deed---Catherine Graaff et al to Clarence Kelley, lands in Sac. 1-3- 19, and Sec. 25 and part of Sec. 30- 4-20, 1112.51 acres. W. D.---Clarence Kelley et ux to Ernest K. Foltz st ux, N of See. 1-3-19; $1500. W. D.Anna S. Chambers, a widow, to Fred E. Chambers et ux, NESE of Sac. 19-3-19, $10. W. D.L J. Ryan to Emma L. Ryan, his wife, lands in Sac. 9-4- 12; $10. W. D.Harvey Freer et ux to J. B. Beaver et ux, lands in Sacs. 29 and 30-5-15, $1350. Treasurer's Deeded. W. Gray to Richard W. Athow, 290 acres In Sac. '25-5-17, $300. Q. C. D.John R. McEven et ux to Eva E. Radcliffe, six lots in Blk. 9, Ward's Addition to Goldendale, $1.00. W. D.---Lewis Kuehnel heirs to A. G. Belshetm, lands in Sees. 5 and 6-6-10, $80. W. D.Theresa and Frank Roeh- rick to A. G. Belshetm, lands in Secs. 5 and 6-6-10, $80. W, D.Marie Koeck, a widow, to A. G. Belshetm, lands in Sacs. 5 and 6-6-10, $80. W. D.--C. A. Ratelfff et ux to Walter Hunsaker, Lot 2, lloek 3, White Salmon, $1550 W. D.--A. B. Groshong et ux to Walter Hunsaker, Lot 9, Block 3, White Salmon, $75. Q. C. D.William Matta to Vtvian Wilson, lands in Sac. 19-3- 14, Sacs. 7 and 18-3-15, and Lots 9 to 19, inclusive, U. S. Centerville, $300. Administrator's Deed -- C. E. Crooks to Donald Kmundson, NJ of Sec. 2-4-17, $625. Deed Susan Davis estate to State of Washington, right of way, Tax Lot 8A in SWSW of Sec. 2-3-10, $99. Deed--Ethel M. Clancey to State of Washington, right of Way over Lot 221, Fruit Home Colony, $120. W. D.--$. M. and Evelyn Jackson to Edna S. Mulford and Ina L. Stauleton, Lot 9, Block 17, Golden's First Addition to Goldendale, $140. W. D.Laura A. Collins, a widow to Harvey W. Freer, S of Lots 15 and 16 and south 62 feet of the St of Lot 14, Block 39, Central Addition to Goldndale. Considera- tion $100. W. D.---George E. Collins st ux to Victor Jakshu, Tax Lot 1, NENWt of Sac. 15-3-11, $1,000. Flowage EasementW. L. Mc- Cutchan et ux to U. S., tract in Bingen, $3750. i Q. C. D.Bertha Trost, Widow of E. C. Treat, part of Lot 8 and west 117 feet o Lot 9, North Garden Row Addition to Goldendale, $1 to Clifford W. Pike et ux. Q. C. D.Frank G. LeFor et ux to Clifford W. Pike et ux, 100x200 feet, in Lot 9, North Garden Row Addition to Goldendale, $1. (Note: These last two transfers are made for the Purpose of bring- ing suit to quiet title.) Q. C. D.--C. W. Fischer st ux to Roy Coffield, tract in Sac. 18-2-15, $1.00. Correction DeedRoy A. Cotfield et ux to C W. Fisoher, all that por- tion of the NENE of Sac. 18-2-15 lying north of the right of way of State Highway No. 8. Q. C. D.Hazel Whalen, formerly Hazel Blades ,st vir to Jean Miller, lands in Sac. 26-3-16, $1850. Washington Thursday, February PIONEER GOLDENDALE PHOTOGRAPHER VISITS Goldendale's first photogra- pher, Harry Carratt, who stat- ed a photograph gallery here in 1889 shortly before Wash- ington became a state, was back in Ktickitat this week renew- ing old acquaintanceships. Now retired, Carratt resides in Kennewick. While in Gold- endale he is visiting his son Ted Carratt and other relatives and friends. A photographer here for nearly four decades, Carratt has probably taken more Klickitat county pictures than any other living man. Shortly after starting his gallery here in 1889 he photo- graphed the half completed brick structure that it now the W. I-I. Ward building on the corner of Main street and Co- lumbus avenue. Carratt plans to return to his home in Ken- newick later this week. SALE CONTINUES The closing out sale at the Albert Niva store in Centerville started last Friday and will continue until stock is sold. C. Barros, auctioneer and sales promoter is in charge of the sale. Through a misunderstand- 'ing last weeks' news story regarding the sale was incorrect in that C. B.arros had purchased the stock. The store's merchandise is owned by A1- tbert Niva and Is merely being sold by Barros. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Million Dollar Lodge Opens ii  Timberline I'o(lge, recently completed million dollar inn on the Mt. Hood, will be officially opened Febrmu.y 4, ()regol for the San l;'ancLuco exposition in 19;=9, turns the lock in resort building. by the DAIRY COUNCIL i This '.Many a hostess finds in January an excellent opportunity to do some of the entertaining for which she has not lhad time. during the holiday seasou. ]vening oarties find favor 4 marshmallows, diced. Combine sugar, corn water and boil to the soft ball 234 deg'rees Fahrerrboit. Add and walt and stir until melted. slightly and het in the mars'hmallows. Serve hot over ice creetm. This will several weeks if stored in a place. Ginger ale is prepared In accordance with Uhe provisions with many people at which the group of Section 34, Chapter 187 of the gathers early in Lhe evening for des- Session Laws of 1937, it is hereby sert fllowed by several hours at ordered that the following ,descrip- tion of work cmpleted on County games or b'ridge. Road Projeot Number 7 :be publigh- Easily prepared and delicious re- ed. frehments include 'hot fudge sundae iX)ST RD Surfacing, 639. cu. yds. or caramel-mallow sundae served at $1.44 .............. $ 918.04 w'th butter cookies or sponge cake. Road Oil In Place, 65.989 Following are recipes for sauce which tons, preparation of road- way, 5. 1 miles, $532.53 may be served either .hot or cold ov- per mile .............. 2715.90 er ice cream. Total ................ $3633.94 Chocolate Sauce S. F. WNUK, 2 tablespoons butter. J. W. DRESSE,, 1 ounce of chocolate. A. M. MATSEN. Board of County ,Commissioners, 1 cu,p powdered sugar. Klickitat County, Washington. ATTEST: GlO. M. BAKER, lt-- Clerk of Bord. ORDER OF PUBLICATION In accordance w,ith le provisions f Section 34, Chapter 187 of the Session Laws of 1937, it is hereby ordered that the following lescrip- tion of work completed on County Road PToJ'ect Number 10 be publish- ed. (-ST RECORD Clearing, .1 acre $102.40..$ 10.24 Grubbing, .1 cre $220.10.. 22.01 Cle.ss "A" Excavation, 7500 cu. yds..2245 ......... 1684.30 Surfacing, Top (5ourse, 2262 cu. yds..5282 ........ 1406.05 Surfacing, Base Course, 2,- 987 cu. yds..3771 .... 1126.67 Corr. Iron Pipe 12", 32 tin. ft. $1.25 ............. 47.43 Corr. Iron Pipe 18", 164 lin. 'ft. 1.726 .......... 283.16 ,Crr. Iron Ppe 24", 32 lin. ft. 2.028 ............. 64.91 Corr. Iron Pipe 15", 54 lin. ft. 1.577 ............. 85.16 Fil,ler In Piece, 410 cu. yds. .361 ................. 148.02 Finishing Roadway, 95 100' 'Stations 1.741 ........ 165.47 Reset Fence, 1200 lin. ft. .0496 ................ 59.49 Relay 12" Carr. Iron Pipe [ 66 lin. ft..7250 ........ 47.85 Subtoval .............. $5150.76! Right of Wy ........... 17.20 Engineering ............ 542.62 Total ................ $5710.58 ,S. F. WNUK, J. W. DRESSE'L, A. M. MATSEN. Board of County Commissioners Klickitat County, Wshington. ATTEST: GtO. M. BAKER, lt-- Clerk <f Board. ORDER OF PUBLICATION In accordance wth he provisions of Section 34, Chapter 187 of the Session ,Laws of 1937, ,it is hereby ordered that the following ,descrip- tion of work completed on County Road ,Project Number 1 be publish- ed. OOST RI.RD Surfacing, 348 cu. yds..94 $ 325.45 Rod Oil In Place, 76.985 ons, preparation of road- we.y, lump sum ........ 2439.10 Surototal ....... } ...... $ 2764.55 Engineering ............. 1.50 Total ................ $2766.05 S. F. WNUK, J. W. DRESSEL, A. M. MiATSEN. Board of County Commiesionors, Klickitat Coun.ty, Washington. ATTEST: G/O. M. BAKER, lt-- Clerk of Boa.rd. ORDER OF PUBLICAT/ON In accordance with Uhe provisions of Section 34, Chapter 187 of the Session Laws of 1937, it is hereby ordered that the following descrip- tion of work cempleted on County Road Project Number 11 be publish- ed. COST RECORD Sttrfacing, 4773 cu. yds .879 $4197.72 Subtotal .............. 4197.72 Engineering ............ 96.90 Total ................ $4294.62 1 cup milk. Melt the butter; add the chocolate and mel't. Add the powdered sugar and mix well. Add the milk slowly, stirring until t.he mixture has thick- ened slightly. Serve either }o't or cold over ice cream. This will keep for several weeks stored in a cool place. Caraanel Mallow Sauce 1_ cups light brom sugar. 2-3 cup light corn syrup. 1-3 cup water. 1-3 cup butter. Few groins of sMt. 2-3 cup coffee cream. g'er ale flavor, harmless l acid, water, and a sirup of more of the followin vert sugar, dextrose; with or out the addition of caramel Mealy po'tatoes have a mild ! and a creamy white inside Potatoes selected for baking should be of a mealy I Ou'ttanding operatic end I stars will sing for I Tremsure Island, site of ho l World's of te West, in Fair !ries of pre-ExpoM,ion '°pop ' certs. Fresh cod liver oil come out by rubbing a little dry-cleaning theu washing the stained lukewarm suds. Old dark must be bleached. For sports events read Page. WHEN IN SEATTLE STOP HOTEL CAL 7th Ave., bet. Union & All modern conveniences & Rooms with de tached batb, daily .......... I Rooms wit% lrivte Sl.b bath daily ........ T WEEKLY RATES, $5 $ One Pound Frankfurters Both One Pint Sauerkraut Apples, per box Potatoes, No. 2's, S0 lb. bag ....... (limit one) Carrots, per pound ............... 0 Remember you can always buy 1 S. F. WNUK, J. W. DRESSDL, A. M. MATEN. Board of County Commiesioners, KlicIi, tat County, Washington. ATTEST: GEe. M. BAKIR, lt Clerk o Boa,rd, Salt-rising bread is never so light as bread raised with yeast and is more moist and crumbly. less at the Goldendah Meat Co. 0 G01dendale Meat "HenCe of Kliekitat Valley's Finest Meats" Premium Quality Hams, pound ... Whole or Half pound ° Pork Sausage, ............ Delicious Flavored S= Cured Bacon, pound Side Bacon Surloin, T-Bone, Rib Steak, lb .... Shortening, 4 pounds ............