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THE GOLDEN'DALE SENTINEL---Goldendale, Washington
Page Eight
Thursday, August 8,
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GOODNOE HILLS HAS
REAL AUGUST RAIN
GOC~DNOE HILLS--(Special) --
An August rain is unusual in our
section but this year the rain-god
was good to us. We had 25 tenths
precipation.
Ernest and Ed Gerling are visitors
at the tinct home this week.
Among .the visitors at Miss Geer's
store were Mr. and Mrs. Duggan
from Yakima, Mrs. F. R. Jeffrey wh~
lives in Seattle, and V. C. MoCanney
and family. Mr. ~]IcCanney has a
large stock farm in LaCenter and
was trying to locate some grade
Hereford cattle to be used in clearing
off some of the brushy tracts on his
farm.
Jack Swartz, the grasshopper and
Morman cricket control man, was in
the Hills last week getting data on
these two pests so they might be ex-
terminated before nex't year's grain
season.
Mrs. Jack DeHaveu and family
were recent visitors at the Gus Becks
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Beeks have
charge of the Sundale postoffiee now.
Combine work is in all stages
here. Wilford Imrie and the Graves
Brothers have finished and are haul-
ing straw; V¢. G. Doughty is about
half ~hrough and E. E. Brashear has
not started yet.
Mrs. E. E. Brashear was hostess
for a surprise birthday party on
Chester and Raymond Baggarley re-
cently. Instrumental and vocal music ima.
made the evening pass all too quick-I Sunday evening supper guests at
ly. At a la'te hour weiners, buns, !the Allen Counts were: Mr. and
salad and cakes were served by the lMrs. E. Gounts and son Harvey, Mrs.
hostess. Among those present werei L. Freer, Mr. and Mrs. GaG. Kr&us
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Imrie, Roberti and sons, Bill Smith, Bob Selby and
Flynn, Joe Faren, Roscoe Imrie, Del-
bert Imrie, Mexton Imrie, Mrs. Maudt
Ryals, George Ryals, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilford Imrie, ,Helen Axley, Mr. and
Mrs. Brashear, Chester, Raymond
and Richard Baggarley and Miss
Geer.
Dr. L. I. Hewes was a recent
signer for the P.U.D. in this section.
CROFTON PRAIRIE
NEWS IS REPORTED
CROFTON PRAIRIE -- (Special)
--Mr. and Mrs. E. Counts and son
Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. A. Counts,
Mrs. L. Freer .and Bill Smith were
guesbs at a birthday dinner given
for Daisy Freors' ninth birthday at
Bickleton.
The Ed Thompson family had
visitors from Yakima Sunday.
Miss Elnora Freer is spending a
few weeks at Mowich, Oregon, with
her sister Mrs. Gilbert Winterstein
who just recently returned ~home
from the hoepftal.
Harvey Counts and Allan Hall
spent three days camping in the
Simcoe Mountains last week.
Sunday visitors at the R. Densley
home were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ste-{
vens and son from Goldendale and
two L. D. S. missionaries from Yak-
Daisy Freer from Bickleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harting ,and
]two daughters from Baker, Oregon,
were Sunday overnite guests at the
GaG. Kraus home.
Mrs. Dick Athow spent Friday at
the Allen Coun~ and Harry Freer
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Crane and two
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. GaG.
Sorenson Of Riverton, Utah, are
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mm. R. Densley and family.
Pomona
Slates Picnic
Members of Klickit~t Pomona
Grange number five will meet at
Brooks Memorial park, Sunday, Au-
gust 18 for their annual picnic. A
potluck dinner will be served at 1:00
p. m. Ice cream and coffee will be
furnished by the Gra.nge. All persons
attending should bring their own
dishes and utensils.
During {he afternoon a number of
games and contests will be arranged.
All (~rangers and members of their
families and friends are invited to
attend the picnic.
Sell it through the Want Ads.
YOU CAN ALWAYS BE SIJRE IT'S FF SM!
PRICES
FRI. thru Man.
AUG 9.12
JEI£.WELL
ANGLO
12-oz. can
Assozted
TID.BITS or
CRUSHED 8-oz. can
Cherub Milk 4 Tall Cans 26¢
Pork & Beans, V.C. 2 V2s 2 cns 25¢
Wesson Salad Oil, Qt. Can 39¢
Sandwich Spread, Lch Box Qt. 35¢
Hershey 5c Bars $ for 15¢
Jar Rubbe'rs 3 Doz. 10c
Toilet Soap, %V. King, 3 cakes 14¢
Su-Purb Soap 24o~ 17c s0.o,. 33¢
pkq.
FLOUR
All Purpose 49-1b. sack•
SUGAR, Fine Gran. 100 lbs.. "$5.29
lb ..... 1Vzc
Red Pipe Klondykes, Green or Striped
ORANGES, 48 for ........49c
"Sunkist" Valencies, 344s, FREE SHOPPING BAG
stalk ............ 5c
Utah Crisp Green
LETTUCE, 2 heads ........9c
Large, Solid Heads, Fancy Quality
GRAPES, 3 lb• basket ..... 15c
Seedless Thompsons
TOMATOES, 18 lb• flat .... 35c
Yaklma Smooth and Ripe, 8 pounds10~
Maximum Salt, pl. or iodized, 26 oz. pkg... 74~
Grapefruit Juice, Town House, No. 2's, 2 15e
Idaho I~.l Beans, 5 lb. pkg ........... ~
Borax Powder, IO oz. pkg ............. 10~
Fruit Cocktail, Sutter Gold, No. I can ..10e
Valley lioney, 5 lb. can .............. 39e
Pic~hnont Mayonnaise ..... pt. 19 ; qt. 33d
Sandwich Spread, Lnnch Bx pt. 21¢; qt. 35¢
Jels-Rite Liquid Pectin, 8 oz. ~)tl., 3 ....
KREMEL, Assorted, 4 oz. pkg ........... 4e
Wheaties or Corn Kix, 2 for .......... 21e
Kellogg, Corn Flakes, lge. pkg ........ 10~
) Picnic style
Ideal for Co 'd Ham on Picnic Lunch
Pork Roast, lb. ......... llc
Bacon, pound .......... 17c
Morrell's Eastern
Fryers, Dry Picked, lb... 23c
Pork Steak, lb. ......
Ideal for Breading
Veal Steaks, lb ......
BRANDED STEER BEEF
Beef Roasts ,lb ..... .... 17c
Short Ribs, lb. .......... 7c
Breast of Veal, lb ........ 9c
Mutton Chops, lb ........ 7c
Spiced ......... $1.19
Raths 6 lb. tin
George A. Read
Candidate
Auditor's Post
George A. Read, of White Salmon,
Monday filed his candidacy for the
office of county auditor on the Demo-
cratic ticket. Read is the first Demo-
crat to file for this office. Three Re-
publicans, John A. Miller, Roy E.
Crooks and Martin Lumijarvi have
already filed for the same position.
No other candidates had filed for
any other county wide office during
the past week although the deadline
for filing declaration of candidacy is
Saturday noon, August 10.
Ivan MeCumber, of Glenwood, last
week filed his candidacy for justice
of the peace in the Glenwood pre-
cinct. Other filings this week includ-
ed: Stanton Ganders for Democratic
precinct committeeman for Bickle-
Notice of Hearing Amended Final
Account and Report and Peti-
tion for Distribution
No. P. 2095
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Klickitat County.
In Probate
In the Matter of the estate of Alice
Mead Famelos, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Con-
stantine Famelos, the executor of
the estate of Alice Mead Famelos,
deceased, has rendered and present-
ed for settlement to, and filed with
th clerk of the Superior Court of said
county and state his amended final
account and report and petition for
distribution as such executor; and
that Tuesday the 3rd day of Septem-
ber, 1940, at 2:00 o'clock p. m., at
the court room of our said Superior
Court at Goldendale, in said county,
has been duly appointed by our Su-
perior Court for the settlement of
the final account, at which time the
Court is asked to settle such report,
distribute the property to the heirs
or persons entitled to the same and
discharge the executor.
WITNESS, The Hon. J. E. Stone, Esq.
Judge of the said Superior Court,
and the seal of said Court affixed
this 7th day of August, 1940.
R. M. SPOON, County Clerk and
court room of the above entitled
court in Klickitat county, Washing-
ton, located in ~he Town of Gold-
endale, said county and state, have
been fixed as the time and place for
the hearing upon the said final ac-
count, report and petition for distri-
bu,tion, at which time and place any
person interested may file objections
to said report and petition, or may
appear at said time and place and
present his objections thereto.
W-ITN~,E~SS, the Honorable iHoward J.
Atwell, one .of the judges of said
court, and the seal thereof hereto
affixed this 7th, day of August,
1940.
R. M. SPOON, Clerk of the s~Id Su-
perior Court.
C. O. GAILMIRE, Attorney for said
estate. Aug 8-29-4t--
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to sincerely thank our
friends and neighbors, including
members of the Rebekah and Odd
Fellows orders, for their many acts
of kindness and expressions of sym-
pathy during the illness and death of
our beloved wife and mother.---~F. H.
Walker ~.nd family. It
Free Picture For
All Couples Wed
30 Years Or
Klickitat eotrnty couples
been married 30 years or longer
be guests of the Sb&r Theatre
nights of August 28 or 29 at
showing of the RKO comedy
tion "My Favorite Wife."
Lloyd Moore, owner of the
Theatre, announced that he
admit all couples who have
married 30 years or longer
ly free to this picture. He
keep a register of the couples
hopes to have a representative
from all sections of the countY.
Read and Use the Want AdS.
TREE RIPENED
ton; and Merle Studley for Demo- Clerk of the Superior Court.
. Aug 8-29-4t--
cratic preclnetc ommitteeman ~Org_ .... PEA
l~liekltgt !Notice of Hearing on Final Account
............ ~ and Petition for_ Distribution.
" No. P. 2104
Youn wlmmers In the Superior Court of the State of
C~| ~ 11 • I Washington for tire County of
now lecnnlque {_ Klickitat.
..... • I ln the matter of the est'tte of James
At Mason P %hllard, Deceased
lCnlC NOT{CE iS HEll,BY IVEN That
---'"- Ruth E. Robinson, executrix of the Hales - - - Crawfords - - - Muirs
Performing in the water llke vet- above entitled estate, has filed with
the clerk of this Court her final ac- MARYHILL
erans,
a
group
of
children
who
learn-
count, report and pe'tition for distri-
ed 'to swim through the Lions club button, and that the Court is asked
sponsored swimming progsam, stag- to settle said e~ccount and report and Phone 3126
distribute the property to the heirs,
ed a special show for more than 300 next of kin and legatees under the Tree Ripened Fruit is A lways Highest Quality
C~Idendale Masons and their fan- will of decedent, and discharge the l
ilies at Blockhouse Sunday. said executrix, and that the 6th day l From Orchard Direct to You
of September, 1940, a.t the hour of
The swimming show was held dur- 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon, in the
ing the annual Masonic picnic. Eight
young swimmers, Sally Helfer,
Naomi Edgar, DoneJd Horner, Ernie
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY
Fruit Jars, qts. reg ...... 92c S and W Peas, No. 2's
House, Charles Brock, Dick House,
Ralph Edgar and Jack Palmer, under
the direction of their instructor, Mrs.
Harry Palmer, swam about the pool
and dived from the ~hree-foot board.
As another feature of the show
Mrs. Palmer, Harry Palmer, Dick
Burris and James Mackay, all Red
Cross life guards, gave special per-
formances of life saving technique.
The annual Mesonic picnic was
held on the Blockhouse Mineral
Springs picnic grounds. F~ed Ander-
son was general chairman for the
affair.
Weiss Offered
Union Position
C. M. Weiss, former business man-
ager for Goldendale local number
9-58 of the Lumber and Sawmill
Workers union, was offered an exe-
cutive position with the district
council of the International Wood-
workers of America, at a recent
union conference held in Olympie~
The announcement of the appoint-
ment was made by Ed Schwader,
president of the Goldendale local,
who attended the meeting.
Weiss said he had not decided on
whether or not to accept the $300
per month position at this time and
intimated he would wait the entire
+two months allowed him before mak-
Inglng a final decision. Weiss's ap-
pointment was approved by every
local affiliated ~¢ith the district
council. "
Priends of Weiss in Goldendale
said they believed he might turn
down the job and remain here as a
Klickitat Pine Box company em-
ployee
Judge Fines
Two Drivers
Earl Dooley wa s fined $10 and
costs by Justice of the Peace A. T.
Byars M,onday e~ening on a negligent
driving charge. Dooley, who was ar-
rested by John Gulden, state patrol-
,nan, a week ago for allegedly p.~ss-
ing a car on the Maryhill loops with-
out having sufficient vision ahead
pleaded not guilty.
Justice Byars after hearing the
testimony of Dooley, Mrs. Deoley and
Gulden held that Earl Dooley was
guilty of negligent driving. Gulden
introduced pictures of the section of
road where the alleged offense ~.
curred. C. O. Gexmire, attorney {or
Dooley, filed notice of appeal.
Sam T. Lowrence, of Kennewick,
was fined $5 and costs by Justice
Byars last Wednesday evening. Imw-
rence, who was arrested by Gulden.
pleaded guilty to a charge of speed-
tng.
Mrs. Annie Gillenwaters pleaded
guilty to a charge of irrigating with
city water through an open hose
after hours and was fined $3 and
costs by Justice Byars. This was Mrs.
Oillenw~'ters' second offense this
year, city water depextment officials
said.
Ed Karge paid a $1 service charge
to the water department for irrigat-
ing after hours. Karge paid the fine
under protest declaring Chat some-
one had turned the water on after
he had turned off all taps for the
i evening.
Kerr
Fruit Jars, qts .......... 97c
Widemouth Kerr
Fruit Jars, qts .......... 84c
Ball
Fruit Jars, pints ........ 69c
Brown Bread, 28 oz. .... 17c
S. and W.
Black Tea, 1/2 lb ......... 34c
S. and W.
Green Tea, 1/2 Ib ........ 29c
Ball S, and W.
Porto Pectin, quart ..... 37c
Parowax ............... 9c
All Canning Fruits in Season
at Lowest Possible Prices.
Exchange Pectin, 3 for .. 22c
S and W Coffee, 1 Ib ..... 25c
S and W Coffee, 2 Ibs .... 49c Hearts, Ib ............ 9c
Beef or Veal
Lard, lb ............ 6 hc
!Superb 1.... Pure Kettle Rendered
• " i •
k .. Qual,ty Hams, lb. ........... 23c
Sack Whole o1" Half
Young Hens, lb ...... 15c
America $5.30 Cottage Cheese, pt... 10c
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FILET OF SOLE,
Mutton Stew, lb ......
Calf Brains, lb ..........
Liver, 2 lbs ............. 15c
Leg of Mutton, lb. .......
Minced Ham, 2 lbs. .....
Lunch Meat
Fresh Pork Shanks, lb....
Choice Young Steer Baby Beef
Round Steak, lb ...... 24c Sirloin Steak, lb. .... 22c
Beef Roast, lb. ...... 14c Short Ribs of Beef, lb. 11c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
LETTUCE, 2 heads ..................9¢ NEW POTATOES, 50 lb. bag No.
TOMATOES, crate , ............... 34eCANTALOUPES, 7 for .
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