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May 19, 1938
THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington
Page Three
Why take chances on a weak bat-
Have it checked now at the
Service. It--
Irwin Sauter, of Lyle, was in
Goldendale Thursday attending the
transportation meeting.
SPecial regular $1.29 clocks, high
98 cents, at McKee's. lt--
A. R. ~IcNeil, of Lyle, was In
I~01~Sndale Thursday to attend the
transportation meeting.
Cecil Allyn this week started pre-
fer construction of a resi-
along Upper Main street.
SPencer--we create a design es-
for you. For appointment
Call 326Y5. It
Star Theatre
O
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 19 and 20
Feature !!
--- ALSO --
YOU
MR. MOTe"
with Peter Lorre
AND FOX NEWS
SATURDAY ONLY
May 21
-Day Special-$1
S adults will be ad-
tted for $1 be-
CHARLIE CHAN
AT
CARLO
with Warner Oland
--ALSO---
A Musical Comedy The
GIRLS"
with Patricia Ellis
$UNDAY and MONDAY
May 22 and 23
--Ahd--
Selected Short Subjects
~SDAY & WEDNESDAY
May 24 and 25
Select? Short Subjects
COntlnu- us Show
Saturday After
2p.m.
William Luce, of Bingen, was a
business visitor in Goldendale Thurs-
For Quality cement and cement
pouringwork call Dean Gillen-
waters. Equippedfor all types of
work. lt--
R. E. Jackson, of Portland, arriv-
ed last Thursday and is spending the
week with his sons, R. A. and Oren
Jackson.
C. H. Morse, of the Federal Land
Bank office in Spokane, was a busi-
ness visitor in Goldendale last week.
Very special, regular Coty face
l;o~vder $1.00 and 25 cent air spun
tester, only $1.00 at McKee's. It--
Otto Bushaw, of Los Angeles, for-
mer Kltckitat county resident, was
in Goldendale during the past week.
V. G. Peterson, of Hermiston, of-
ricer of the Federal Land bank, was
a business visitor in Goldendale last
week.
Spencer--we create a design es-
pecially for you. For appointment
call 326Y5. It
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mensln-
ger, of Portland, `were in Goldendale
last Saturday visiting at the home
ot Miss Mabel Whitney. Menstngers
operate an antique shop in Portland.
George Hutton, state insurance
commissioner's office inspector from
Olympia, was a business visitor in
Goldendale Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kaidera, of
Pendleton, were brief visitors in
Goldendale last week. While here
they visited Mrs. Katdera's parents,
Mr. and !Mrs. G. S. Richardson.
F~r hire taxi service--night or
day. Service Garage call 905. Night
phone 1524. 7tf~
Mrs. C, M. Ryman, Miss Mabel
Ryman and Mrs. Smith were up
from White Salmon Saturday to at-
tend the school band festival and
also visiting with friends.
For modern, economical refriger-
ation buy Zenith! Dean Glllen-
waters distributor. It--
Mrs. Earl Pace and two daugh-
ters, Verna and Donna, were in
Goldendale Sunday visiting with
Earl Pace. Miss Eunice Fosklt and
Don McMeachen, also of Sunnyside,
accompanied them.
Special $1.00 lavender body pow-
der and 50 cent lavender toilet
water, only $1.00 at McKee's. lt---
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Strata and
family were up over the weekend
from their home at Ridgefleld,
Washington, to visit with Mrs.
Stram's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Wlndom. Mr. Windom has been very
poorly of late.
For Quality cement and cement
pouring work call Dean Glllen-
waters. Equippedfor all types of
work. It---
Mr. and Mrs. Harry DaM, of Gold-
endale, were the winners of the
prize dance contest held in conjunc-
tion with the 20-30 club carnival
dance at Klickitat last Saturday.
The cup will be on display at The
,Sentinel office later.
Don't forget the big Klickitat
County Hunters and Anglers dance i
at Blockhouse Saturday, May 28.
Thompson's orchestra. It--
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brtdgefarmer,
and son Bobble, and Mrs. William
Richardson, spent Sunday in Everett
visiting with the Eldon Hlnshaw
family. They returned to Goldendale
Sunday evening.
For modern, economical refriger-
ation buy Zenith!Dean Gillen-
waters distributor. It--
Miss Alice IHowland, and Mrs.
Ruth Rutledge represented the Gold-
endale Business and Professional
Women's clt~b at the state conven-
tion of the organization in Pasco
last Saturday and Sunday.
Very special, 2-pound box Joan
Manning candy, nothing better, 98
cents at McKee's. lt--
Carl Taylor, of the Portland live-
stock market agency firm of Clark-
Taylor and Hoarde, was in Golden-
dale several days last week visiting
friends and calling on customers.
While here he attended the recent
session of the Klickltat Stockmen's
Association.
Our lubrication jobs are guar-
anteed. Take no chances. Specify
Island Service. 1t--
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hobbs, son,
Bill, and daughter, Mrs. MeFetridge,
of Dallas, Oregon, spent a few days!
!~st week with their son and faro-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hobbs. Mr.
Hobbs is running a machine shop
and reports a nice business in his
line.
If you ~tre pleased with your shoes
let us keep them wearable. Up-To.
Date Factory Methods . . . Plus
First Quality Materials.
WIERMAN'S SHOE SERVICE
across the street from the b~kerT
Dr. Milton R. Davies
Dent~try
Old State Blnk Bldg.. Ooldevdale
Phone 1177
Walter Sletten, J. C. Penney man-
ager, was a visitor in Yakima last
Friday.
Charles Miller, of Bingen, was in
Goldendale on business Monday.
J. Karjala, of Klickitat, was a
business visitor in Goldendale Fri-
day.
For your Spencerfoundations
call 326Y5. It
Harry McGowan, of Lyle, was in
Goldendale Thursday attending the
qchool transportation meeting at the
auperintendent's office.
Esther Cain, of The Dalles, `was in
Goldendale last week visiting
friends.
E. I~. Wolf, of Husum, attended
the school transportation meeting in
Goldendale last Thursday•
Leo F. Brune, of Dallesport, `was
a business visitor in Goldendale
Thursday. While here he attended
the school transportation mee~tlng
at the superlntendent's office.
Mrs. IZenry Culver, of Arlington,
spent the past "week in Goldendale
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Crooks.
Special $1.50 hair clipper, high
grade, only 99 cents at McKees. It--
Martin Collins, of Yakima, was in
Goldendale on business Monday.
William H. Canthers and Lenore
M. Huls, both of More, Bergen, were
issued a marriage license by the
Klickitat county auditor's office
Thursday.
Lawrence L. Schneider, state
liquor inspector, "was a business vis-
itor in Goldendale last Friday.
R. D. Brittain, of Yakima, direc-
tor of the Blue Bird drive for the
Washignton State Children's Home
society, was a business visitor in
G oldendale Saturday.
Quality products, service that
pleases--make the Island Service
station the motorists choice. It---
Martin VanAelst this week took
delivery on a new Allls Chalmers
wheel tractor and Case mower,
through the Maurer Brors. agency.
Chesley and Celesta Higdon spent
Sunday at White ~almon, visiting
at the home of Mrs. C. M. Ryman
and Miss M~bel Ryman.
Don't forget the big Klickitat
County Hunters and Anglers dance
a~ Blockhouse Saturday, ,May 28.
Thompson's orchestra, lt---
Mrs. Bertha Wither spent the
weekend In Yakima visiting `with
her daughter who is attending school
there.
For Quality cement and cement
pourln'g work call Dean Glllen-
waters.Equippedfor all types of
work. lt--
FlemIhg Byars,son of W. F.
Byars, was in Goldendale Sunday
visiting friends and relagives. He
made the trip here with the Ellens-
burg baseball team of the Yakima
Valley league.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brewer, of
Centralia, were in Goldendale sev-
eral days early this Week visiting
Mrs. Brewer's mother. Mrs. Joe
Stultz, and other relatives. They left
Goldendale Tuesday for Pullman.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jarrett, of
Walla Walla, were in Goldendale
over the weekend visiting at the
Smith home. Mrs. Smith is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett.
Link Huot and J. D. Fuhrman,
Oak Flat school directors, were in
Goldendale last Thursday attending
the school transportation meeting at
the county school superintendent's
offic0.
Ira E. Shea, of Cheney, state
Grange deputy, was at Blockhouse
Sunday attending the annual Hunt-
ers and Anglers picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Austin, of
Portland, were at Blockhouse Sun-
day attending the annual Hunters
and Anglers picnic. Austin was for-
merly superintendent of the Center-
ville school system.
William White, S. R. Beattie and
Walter 0meg, all of Hartland, at-
tended the school transportation
meeting in Goldendale last Thurs-
day.
For modern, economical refriger-
ation buy Zenith!Dean Glllen-
waters distributor. It---
Frank Rasmussen, of Roosevelt,
represented the Oak Grove school
district at the school transportation
meeting in Goldendale last Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt, of San Fran-
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In Quality Brands
------- FOR
THREE DOLLAR DAYS
2 - 79c Shirts
Blue Chambray
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I0 prs. Socks
Post & Police
Bear brand seamless
Only .......
4 yds. 39c
Organdy
4. 500 Sheet
Pk. Kleenex
8 oz. "Test" Overalls
Spring Back... Sanforized
Only ..............
$ $ $ Days
8 oz. Pyke Overalls
Waist Band . . . Sanforized
Rivited
Only ..............
$ $ $ Days
2 Pairs. 69c Gloves
Horse Hide Splits
2 - 69c Polo Shirts
Only ..............
$ $ $ Days
$3.95 Sport Jackets $
All Wool Worsted. Belt Back
Only ..............
$ $ $ Days
2-75c Neckties
Washable Beach Cloth
Only ..............
$ $ $ Days
2 Pairs $1.00 Overalls
Mens Bib . . . 220 Denim
Only ..............
$ $ $ Days
Play The Leaders In...
STAR BRAND OXFORDS
FREE FOR ALL
for
TWO DOLLARS IN MERCHANDISE
For A DOLLAR BILL to each purchase
of $5.00 to $6.00 Oxfords.
$ $ $ Days
"Days" Winners
2 for I on $5 to $6 Trousers
Hart-Schaffner
Marx
SWEEPSTAKES
for
SEVEN DOLLARS IN MERCHANDISE
For A DOLLAR BILL to each purchase
of a $35.00 Suit.
$ $ $ Days
for
SIX DOLLARS IN MERCHANDISE
For A DOLLAR BILL to each purchase
of a $30.00 Suit.
$ $ $ Days
for
FIVE DOLLARS IN MERCHANDISE
For A DOLLAR BILL to each purchase
of a $25.00 Suit.
(Alterations Extra)
$ $ $ Days
Ladies Coat and Suit
DERBY
for
FOUR DOLLARS IN MERCHANDISE
For A DOLLAR BILL to each purchase
of a $18.50 Suit or Coat.
$ $ $ Days
for
THREE DOLLARS IN MERCHANDISE
For A DOLLAR BILL to each purchase
of a $13.50 Suit or Coat.
$ $ $ Days
for
TWO FIFTY IN MERCHANDISE
For A DOLLAR BILL to each purchase
of a $10.50 Suit or Coat.
(Alerations Extra)
39 & 45c Waffle Cloth
36 inches wide
4 yards ............
$ $ $ Days
25c - 29c White Goods
36 in Flaxen Batiste Dimity
5 yards ............
$ $ $ Days
65c Brassieres t
Long Line
3 for ...............
$ $ $ Days
98c Chiffon Hose
"Munsing" Knee High
3 pairs for .........
$ $ $ Days
69c Girls Polo Shirts
Assorted Colors and Sizes
2 for ..............
$ $ $ Days
12 Turkish Towels
15 x 30 in. Assorted Borders
Only ..............
$ $ $ Days
25c Turkish Towels
Double Thread. 18 x 36
5 for ..............
$ $ $ Days
9c Bleached Musolin
36 in. Wide
15 yards for ........
$
Friday -- Satu rday -- Monday
California, were in Goldendale Men-ireturned to Goldendale ~aturday.
day, While here they are visiting] Mrs. M. A. Warner, of Appleton,
with Mrs. Gardner's father, R. L. ]attended the meeting on school
White, of Kllckitat. ] tranl~portat~n held in Goldendale
Mlss Doris Dayton, of Grandvlew, [last Thursday.
was In Goldendale Sunday visiting] Mrs. Eugenla Clark and C. F. Cro-
friends, l'ffut, both Wlshram school directors,
For your Spencer foundations I attended the school transportation
call 326Y5. lt lmeetlng in Goldendale last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hlekell of[ L.D. Roberts, of Blckleton, repre-
Wapato, and Mrs. Frank Adams and Isented the Willow Creek school dis-
family of Kllckltat, spent the week-[trlct at the transportation meeting
end in Centervllle with .Mr. and Mrs, 1 in Goldendale Thursday.
Zachary Nlemela. Mrs. Adams Is aI Bertha M. Rogers, of Alderdale,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nlemela. l attended the school transportation
I~: the afternoon they attended the lmeetlng in Goldendale last Thurs-
fish feed at Blockhouso. ~day.
Special Johnston $1.50 aluminum Harold Sorensen, of High Prairie, 1 Don't forget the big Kllckltat
box of candy, finest grade, $1.26 at was a tbuslness visitor in Goldendale County Hunters and Anglers dance
McKee's. It-- Saturday. at Blockhouse Saturday, ,May 28.
I--l
T mmpson s orchestra
R. A. Conboy, of Cedar Valley, at- F.G. Blair, of Kllckltat, was at . It---
tended the school transportation business visitor in Ooldendale Satur- Miss Lois Schroeder and Norman
meeting in Goldendale Thursday. day. I Knox drove to Chehalls Sunday.
P. B. Attwall, contractor for the Clyde Simpson, of Hood River, i They returned to Goldendale Sunday
White Salmon gymnasium was a was in Goldendale Saturday for the l evening.
business wsitor in Goldendale Satur Mid Columbia band festival
• "I " ~ • i Mrs. Gracie M. DeMars, Seattle,
day.. I Homer Morrison, of the Indian and Mrs Lulu M Mauer, Bremerton
Mrs. George Goss, of Maryhill, ]education department in Olympia, i arrived Monday to be in attendance
was in Goldendale last Thursday at-lwas in Goldendale on business tast at the, funeral n¢ th~v ~t~, .T a
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tending the school transportation week ~ ............ ~-- "-'~'~ ......
• murn~, ~uesuay tnls W~K.
meeting held at the county superln-] AI Matsen, of Bickleton, this week ......
tendent s office, took delivery on a new side delivery -~.~.- A ......... .__~_ .
Mr. and Mrs. Val Bearson, of hay rake and hay loader The sale I$~T qUALITY MATER- I
Hood River, were in Goldendale Sat-was made through th; ~Iaurer IALS, plus prompt, neat I
urday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Brothers Feed Store workmanship , !
M. E. McAllister. Don't forget th;" bl~ KllekttatAt Reasonable Pric~ !
William Weir, former Glenwood County Hunters and Anglers dance Modern Shoe Shon i
school principal, Was a business via-at Blockhouse Saturday, ,May 28 ...... it" i
~m lqum_mer
ltor in Goldendale Saturday. Thompson s orchestra. It-- , ,, , _J
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