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Page Eight THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington . Thursday, July 18,
Californians I Virginia Montgomery Bride !Blockhouse Bus
Sentenced To t Of James Snow In Ceremony Resumes Trips
MontD0mery-"~daugh--'--~- Byron Brown, Clifford Dugger, Jack This Thursday
Walla Walla r'Tl: n MR W. A. Mont- M0n omory and Mr. and Mrs W.
After pleading guilty to charges of lgomery' af Goldendale, became the
second degree assault, Robert Proth-lbrlde of James W. SnoW, ~on of Mr.
ere, 27, and Joe Slayton, 28, Califor-/ and Mrs. W. C. gnow, of Spokane,
nit fruit pickers were sentenced to/Wash.' Thursday, July 17, at 3:00
10 years in the state penitentiary att p. m. in the parish house of the
Walla WalleL by Judge Howard J.l.I-~ly Trinity Catholic ,church. The
Atwell in superior court last Thurs-I Rev. Father Patrick Lyons officiated
day. ]at the ceremony.
The two men were arrested in For her wedding Miss Montgo-
June by county officers. Prothero and mary wore an afternoon lave frock
Slayton were accused of assaulting of aqua marine and white turban.
two Western1 Klickitat county youths
Jack Ramsby and "Toot" Crews.
Clyde Redrawn, 26, arrested with
Prothero and Slayton, was not charg,
ed.
Both Prothero and Slayton re-
quested that tbey be sentenced to
Walta Walla rather than to the state
reformatory ~at Monroe• Edgar H.
Canfield, county p~-osecuting attor-
ney, signed the informations charg-
ing the two men with second degree
assault.
Read and Use the Want Ads. t!
Hatchery Dedicated c,T wrr
~. "-----..~f"~- I Laine Walker, 14-year-old son of
• "rom J~•lrst ~'age
Mr• and Mrs• Henry Walker of
amount the state has invested in itI Spring Creek, received .treatment
now," he decl~Lred. I Monday for a severe knife wound in
Her corsage was of rosebuds and
sweet peas. Mrs. Marie Johnson was
~matron-of-honor and wore a blue
crepe dress with a small hat to
match.
Jack M~ntgomery, brother of the
bride, served as best man. Follow-
ing the ceremony a reception was
held for relatives and near friends
at the home of fhe bride's parents•
Those present ~ere: Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Nickerson, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Harri-
son Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McKilllp, George and Joseph Dressel,
A. Montgomery.
Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Snow, parents of the
;bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hennessy, George Fuller and J~ohn
Uld, all of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. James Snow will
make their home in Spokane• They
will be at home to their friends at
1420 East 16th Avenue.
Held For
Sarah Childers,
County
Because of a special meeting of Mrs. Sarah A. Childers, 90,
Works Progress Administration of- neer resident of Klick'itat ce
ficials in White Salmon, the Lions died July 9 at the home of
club sponsored swimming program daughter, Mrs. Fred Yeackel
was not held Wednesday of this Centerville. Mrs. Childers came
week. The regular bus trips will be will be enlarged, this county in the early 1870's
resumed today, Thursday, Harry Bennington declared that the for a number of years lived
Lefever, driver said. state's decision to build the Spring Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jepson, of Centerville.
Hereafter we trips will be made Creek hatchery had n~thing what- Petaluma, Calif., spent t'he past Funeral services were held
to Blockhouse on Wednesday morn- ever to do with politics• A plant was week in Goldendale visiting at the Thursday from the Hamilton
ing. This change was necessitated added in this section of South Central home of Mr. and Mrs. A~fred Ander- neral home in Vancouver.
Mrs. G. A. Jacroux, jr., began by a conflict in Lefever's schedule Washington and the department built son. was in the P~ose City cemetery
working at the Island Lunch last,at Camp Goldendale where he con- it where the water conditions were Among those from Klickitat who Portland.
wee~ suets a woodworking clmss, attended the Young Democratic or- Mrs Childers moved from
~:" u ....... ~'~i~'-r of the Mt ! Because of the necessity of eltml- most suitable.
A(L~ S~nll~ ;i;i:n~.=was in Gold" Inating the Wednesday morning trip COllnty Speakers I ganization me~tlng here Tuesday ,,,~,• ..................
, - Bernard Pollard,of VVhite Sal-[Mght were A1 Henry, Gene Brlggs,lived there and in Vancouver ~
endale Tuesday night for the Y°ung/thealternatePrimarYon andwednesdaygrade groUPSafternoonsWilll representative of ~be Mt. AdamsFish l ~- daughters,Mrs. Eva 01dham,
Democratic club organization meet-I men, spoke at the dedice.tion as aI rle Studley and George Masks. that time. She is survived by t
I durlng the balance af the year, Le-
eng. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fenton and ] fever said• Next Wednesday after- and Game club. A1 Henry, of Klick-
itat, represented the Klickitat Rivert son, state senator from Pasco; A• C. Vancouver, Mrs. Hattie Hornibr,
. "t~]].o~ nf WLqhrnm are sn noon the bus ~vill take grade school Fish and Game club. ttugb Cam-] dale Chamber of Commerce; Bob of Centerville; one son, Re, bert £
so ......... , ~_ .. ........... ._end- Keefh~ver, president of the Golden-of Aberdeen, and Mrs. Fred Yea~
ing the week in GoTdendale visiting lchildren on i~ 1:00 p. m. trip. The eron, of Centervilie, aud president' York, hatchery superintendent; PhilI ders, of Vancouver; 14 grand(
following weunesday afternoon pr~ dren and 23 great giandch~ld
at the home of his father, FrankI " "', of the Klickitat County Hunters a~d Hancock, game department offlcial;I " "
~mary children ~¢111 be taken
Feuton. Ralph is convalescing from I " I Anglers club spoke as the represen- Marion Sexton, of Vancouver; Dr. H. She was bern in Pennsylvania
• "" n for .........1 The Goldendale Lions club is still ~ tative of that organizatio~L H. Hartley, of Goldendale; and El- 1850 and came to Washington
a recen~ operable t'ne remuv~t i
of a 22 bullet from his leg accepting contributions to its swim- j
• " I ming program fund to be used in udge J. E. Stone, of Kelso, spoke win K. Bu~tler, congressional candi-Iher girlhood.
during the dedication ceremonies, date from Staxbuck, Wash.
trips.financing the pool tickets and bus Judge Stone recalled that 45 years IMartin Lumijarvi, secretary of the Ca Se McDOWELL
This week the following contribu- ago he attended the dedication of the Hunters and Anglers club, introduc- Republican Candidate for
~ell, if you ere an average family of four, spending a~;out $40.00, month
for food, you would save at least S50.00 ennually by buying ell your foods
at Safewey. Sa~ewey prices
ere extremely lOW consistently. You save every day~
and tk~ money you save at Sa~ewey can be spent for other things you neec[.
SPECIAL VALUES FRI. thin MON. IUL¥ 19-22
HARVEST BLO OM 49-1b.
24 -1b. sack ack
CASTLE
CI~IgST
F~CY RED
No. 1 can
Get Acquainted Offer!
SU-PURB SOAP
(~et an 8-as. Trier
pk¢. with purch.
ase of a regular
~o~ pkq. 32.oss.
only 17¢ . Money
NOB HILL
Bxtra ib'ch
2-lb. ]:~q 311'
back i[ not pleased
Airway Coffee, lb. bag 12c, 3 lb. 35c
Edwards Coffee, lb. cn 21e.; 2 Ib 39c
Canterbury Tea, 0. P., Vz Ib pkg 2Sc
Royal Satin Shortening 3 lb can 39g
CfiICO Shorten/hi 3 lb. can 48c
Spry Shorteninl[ lb. cao. 48¢
Deviled Meat, Lil ys V4's | tins It)c
Cheese, Mild Cream, lb. 19c
Julia Lee Wrlght's Bread.. I t's Fresh !
¢
23c
Sandwich Spread Pt. Jar 2le
Ovaltine, Pl. or Cho . 14-oz. S9c
Hormel's Spare, | 2-oz. tin 25c
Cut Beans, Garden Side 2's 3/23c
Jar Rubbers, New Stock 3 pkg 10c
Wax Paper, 125-ft 12¢
Peas, Sugar Bell, 2's 3 cans 33c
Pears, Harper House, : Vz's 19¢
Tom. Juice, Sunny Dawn 46oz 17¢
Spinach, Emerald Bay, 2 :) V 's 23¢
Cookies, loose /iles, I J;¢
Sierra Pine T. Soap 3 cakes 19¢
Ivory Soap, Med. Size Cake 5¢
Large Ivory Soap | cakes
Comfort Tissue, Pkg. 4 rolls 23c
Zee Tissue Pkg. 4 rolls
GUARANTEED
PI ODUC
Garden Fmb!
"Sunkist" Valencies
50 for ........... 49c
in FREE SHOPPING BAG
LEMONS, dozen ......... 23c
Fancy "Sunkis "
Onions, 3 pounds ...... 10c
Walls Walla Sweet Yellow
Lettuce, each .......... 5c
Large, Solid Heads
Cantaloupes, 3 for ..... 25c
By the Piece
Jumbo Del no
Cucumbers, 3 for ...... 10c
4's and 5's
We Feature
1940 IPRINB
L.~Mm
LUNCH MEAT, pound ... 23c
HAMS, lb. ............ 23c
Morrells Pride. 10 to 14 lb. average
17 DIFFERENT VARIETIES
Pork Liver, 2 lbs. ..... 15c
Picnics, pound ........ 17c
Swifts Boned and Tied
BRANDED STEER BEEF SALE
Pork Roast, lb. ........ 13c
Picnic Style
Pork Steak, lb. ........ 17c
Pure Lard, 41bs ....... 29c
Dry-picked Hens, lb.... 15c
Sliced Halibut, lb. ..... 18c
Veal Steak, lb. ........ 15c
Ground Beef, 2 lbs .... 29c
Short Ribs, lb ......... 7c
Sirloin Steak, lb. ..... 25c
Morrells, by the piece
A new low price
tions were received:
O. K. Tire Weld Shop ............ $5.00
Sue~ Morehead .......................... 2.00
Archie Averill ........................... 2.00
James Gray ................................ 1.00
Grand Jury
flrs~t state fish hatchery ever con-ed A. M. Matsen, the master of cere- COUNTY COMMISSIONER
structed in Washington. This plant monies. Music was played by the
was erected on the Kalam,a river in Goldendale band under the direction
Cowlitz county he said. I of Marion Hudson• The public ad-
Band Plays dress system for the dedication was
Other speakers on the program in- furnished by the Ooldend~Lle Meat
eluded: Earl S. Coe, state represen- company.
Third District
Primary Election, SePtember 10t
Too Late to (2]
I~OR SALE--White Rock pullet
months old, fine l~Lying st~ain.
ton Russell, Phone 3085.
(From First Page)
officer," Judge Atwell said, "and I.
believe it will create a healthy situa-
tion to have a thorough investiga-
tion of Klickitat county's local gov-
ernment."
Praises Work
In commenting on the work of
grand juries, Judge Atwell p~aised
the results obtained by a recent
grand Jury investigation in Cowlltz
county. "I believe the Cowlitz coun-
ty grand jury was well worth its
cost to every taxpayer of the coun-
ty," he said.
According to records in the county
clerk's office the last grand jury in
Klickitat was called in January, 1893
by Judge Sol :Simpson. Foreman of
this jury was Willi~Lm VanVactor,!
pioneer Klickitat county sheriff. G.
W. Smith served as secretary of the
jury.
Union Local
Will Install
Newly elected ofl~icers of Gold-
endale local 9-58 of the Lumber and
Sawmill Workers union will be in-
stalled at the organization's meet-
ing Friday evening, July 19. New
officens to be installed include: G.
A. Jacroux, treasurer; Art Niemela,
warden, Roy McDonald, Floyd Geary
and Roy Walters, trustees.
Culver Weiss, re,tlring business
agent for the union, will give a re-
port on the district council meeting
held in Portland last Saturday and
gunday. Weiss attended both days
of the session.
Mrs. Claire Rich, of San Francis-
co, is visiting at the h,ome of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin LumiJarvi this
week. Mrs. l~ich is an aunt of Mrs.
several weeks in Centerville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bond, of Wish-
ram, were in Goldendale on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Scott, of S~eridan,
Oregon, is spending a few ~¢eeks at
the home of her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Vinton in
Pine Forest.
James McCabe, president of the
Yakima Young Democratic club,
~vas in Goldendale Tuesday evening
for the party meeting here.
Bob Ctmmiyottt, of Lyle, was in
Goldendale for the Young Demo-
crati~ meeting Tuesday night.
Miss Janet Lum ljarvi, of Seattle,
is spending the week in Centerville
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Lumijarvi. Miss Lumi-
jarvi is employed in the game de-
partment office in Seattle.
Elmer Nelson and Stanton Gan-
ders, of Bickleton, were in Golden-
dale on ~business Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Robinson, of
Vashon Island, spent the past week
in Goldendale visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bates. Mrs.
Robinson is a sister of Mrs. Bates.
Mr. Grace Mannix, of Vancouver,
was also a guest at the Bates home.
Friday Mr. and Mrs. l%obinson, Mrs.
Mannlx and Mrs. Bates drove to
Bend, Ore., where they visited rela-
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson re-
mained in Bend for a few days
while Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Mannix
returned to Goldendale. Mrs. Man-
nix left for her home in Vancouver
Tuesday.
John Jones, proprietor of John-
nie's Place of Bingen, was a Gold-
endale business visitor Wednesday.
VALUES FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
White King SOAP POWDER Triangle Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs. 25c
and 1 71/2 inch plate only __ MACARONI, 5 pounds _25c
Star TOMATO JUICE, 15-oz .... 5c
1 lb. Sunshine Graham
Crackers and ! large play ball.
S & W COFFEE, lb. 25c; 2 Ibs. 49c
Ida Dell CORN, 3 for ........ 25c
Lindy PEAS, 3 for 25c
Sunshine Clove Leaves, lOc pkg._5c
Sun. Hydrox Cookies, lOc pkg.__5c
Seaport Oval SARDINES, 3 for_25c
Staley CORN STARCH, 3 for __23c
Staley GLOSS STARCH, 3 for__25c
Chase & Sanborn COFFEE, lb.__25c
Monopoes SYRUP, 2 lb. jug ___27c
Fancy Napkins to match
your pottery
• MEAT
Side Bacon, lb.. ..... 12c
Cottage Cheese, pt... 10c
Frankfurters, 2 lbs .... 25c
Beef Roast, lb ........ 17c
Fancy Choice Steer Beef
Potato Salad, pint ... 15c
Delicious
FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1152
SERVICE GOLDENDALE
THE BEST IN GROCERIES AND FINEST QUALITY INSPECTED MEATS
Im I
Goldendale Meat Co. Quality, Guaranted Inspected Meats
Sugar
mm mm
Jowl Bacon, lb ........... 7c
Pork Steak, lb. ......... 15c
Salt Pork, lb. ............ 7c
Minced Ham, 2 lbs ...... 25c
Steer Beef Short Ribs, lb. 12c
Young Mutton Chops, lb.. 8c
Mutton Stew
Calf Brains
Pure Lard, lb. ........... 7c
FRESH DRESSED POULTRY... FRESH FISH and LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
FINEST LUNCH MEAT PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY!
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
LETTUCE, each .....................
CELERY, each ....................
ORANGES, 200 size, 2 dozen .........
ONIONS, Sweet Yellow, lb ............
GRAPEFRUIT, Large Arizona, 3 for..
CANTALOUPES, each ...............
"Home of Kliekitat VaHey's Finest Inspected Me ts"