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Buying a farm tractor is a
major investment.., one that
calls for the selection of noth-
ing short of the best tractor
if the investment is to pay out
over a longe period.
If price alone is considered,
most other tractors can be
bought at lower prices. But if
quality is considered, no other
machine can be bought so
cheaply.
The price of a "Caterpillar"
buys ....
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Lowest
Cost!
Nickerson
Motor Co.
s, said property
cribed as Iollown:
Lot Eight and ~he west 117 feet
of LoL Nine, Chatfield's North Gard-
en Row Addition to the Town of
Goldendale, Washington, accordin~
to t%e official ple, t thereof now oz
~record iu the office of the county
,auditor of Klickitat County, Wash-
ington, ,and being situated in 9aid
county and state.
F. A. SMITII, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Office and Pos~offlce Address,
Goldendale,Kiiekitat County,
We~hingt on. J2 7-M 3t6--
FATHER OF CENTERVILLE
RESIDENTS DIES IN ORE.
CENTERVILLE---(Special to The
Sentinel)--Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Ahola, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson
and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Simi re-
ceived word Saturday morning of
the death of their father, Gustof
Simi at Astoria, Oregon. They left
Tnesday morning to attend the fu-
neral services which were held Wed-
nesday.
During the recent cold spell the
boys and girls are having a good
time skating on the Swale.
Miss Dorothy Wilson who has
been ill with the flu for a couple
of days last week, was able to go
back to teaching her pupils Monday.
The cold weather of the past few
days has driven the ducks and geese
to a warmer climate.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson and
Joseph Anderson motored to Astoria
to attend the funeral of the late
Gustof Simi.
Mrs. Bilin and little daughter of
Toppenish came Saturday and is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Jackel for a few days.
E.. E. Barber who went to Top-
penish last week returned Saturday.
W'ord received from Mrs. Maude
Cochran of Portland states that her
son Clarence has Joined the mer-
chant marine. He is now in Dublin,
Ireland. His ship is the ChaD. R.
McCormick.
Sell it through the Want Ads.
teur program Anyone thinking they are qu
ganizatlons of local talent. Do you adept at the game might call at the
want to w~n e. prize? Register with
Supt. Har,ris not later than Febrtm~y
12~h. Here you ambitions to act?
The d~te, F~brue~y 18th In th~ high
school auditorium.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jonson wore
in Yakima Friday. Their dau~ter,
Audrey end niece, Ruth, who are at-
tending ec~hool in Ellensburg, spent
the day wt~h~ them there.
Chris Jensen, who has been con-
fined to St. E~lza/beffas hospital in
Yakima the past week with gland in-
fection, rettwn~l ~home Sunday.
Mrs. A. D. Mason and Mrs. C. R.
McCredy were confined to their
homes wifh, severe colds last week-
end.
Miss Jean Mason accoml~a~ied by
Miss Groves spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. end Mrs. A. D.
Macon.
Mrs. John Harris was hostess ~t a
luncheon Wednesday followed by an
afternoon of three t~bles of contract
bridge. Mrs. Alfred Matsen was the
winner of both the traveling anrizes. Mrs. M. ]~. Lateen,
low score.
Alder Creek Grange sponsored ~L
card p~rty ,in honor of President
Roosevelt's Blrthdey Friday evening.
There were sixteen t~bles of bridge,
pinochle and five hundred.
MeCredy qm~d h,igh score in bridge,
Orval Walling high score in pinochle
and Will Jordan was the winner in
five hundred. Th~ proceede will be
given to the cause of infantile paral-
ysis.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Collins were
hosts at a dinner party Monday ev-
ening of last week. The~ guests In-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. S. P. (tandem
Sbanton Ganders, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Ferguson, Max Slater, Mr. and M,rs.
H. Shattuck and Ethel, Mr. and Mrs.
Delmar Sh~ttuck end Max Reed.
Mr. a~d Mrs. J. F. Coleman were
guests o& Mr. and Ma's. F~en Gaines
U. S. Buck residence and have some
of the wind taken out of their sails.
The Columbia river shows that
the Bonneville dam s not allowing
all of the water to flow through.
It has raised several feet at Lyle.
The improvement of the ~treets in
Lyle makes it quite apparent the
poor condition they were in pre-
vious to their repair.
The local Boy Scout troop spon-
sored by the Commercial clu~b merits
your consideration. All boys over
12 years of age should belong.
Klickitat Post No. 140 has 20
members which is five above its
quota. Meetings are held the second
and fourth Thursdays of each
month. An auxliary has also been
formed which meets at the same
time. The next session will he held
at the club house Feb. 10. A joint
meeting will be held with a supper
and cards added as a diversion. Any
Legionnaire is welcome.
Klickitat Post has paid out a
considerable sum to deserving per-
sons and has also donated $5.00 to
!the Christmas tree fund as well as
purchased a bugle for the local Boy
Scout troop.
One of the major plans of the or~
ganization is to sponsor a swimmin~
pool in the town. Dale Cbleman Is
commander and Ed Anderton, adjut-
ant.
GEORGE GUNKEL WEDS
RUFUS GIRL FRIDAY
MARYI~I~ (Special ta The
Sentinel)--Jesse Blanchard was a
dinner guest at the Goss home last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Peck spent
a few days with his parents at Rock-
away Beach last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Dufur Cooper were
,Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Claude Miller.
attack on
tutes, carried on by the Goldendale
Grange several years ago, resulted
in the banishment, by the mer-
chants, of this by-product from the
grocery shelves. Now that these
butter, substitutes are staging a
comeback, Centerville Grange feels
it is their duty to co-operate with
Goldendale and other Granges of
the county, and voted to go on
record as opposing the sale and use
of butter substitutes.
Dairying is a growing industry
in Kltckltat county and needs all
the encouragement it can get, in
order that It be properly developed.
Fully 75 per cent of the farm opel..
attack,
7TR AND 9TH
1~o news is good news.
We wonder what Earl, Albert
and Rupert were playing peek-a-boo
about the other evening at the bas-
ketball game.
HIGH SCHOOl,
Material for the library h~ ar-
rived and we expect to have the li-
brary catalogued so it will ~be peb-
ble to find what and where the books
~tre~ that we hav~. Everyone u~lng
the library will be taught how to
use this catalogue.
Anita Bertschi and Betty Brace
have moved to Bingen.
Oil company not now represe~tod in this ~tm7
has attractive offer for a live-w-4re dlalr/butor.
Must be financially able to carry neemsal7
vious business experience. Addre~ 0//Compa~,
in eare of this paper.
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