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Page ~o e Kerr Pints, dozen .......... 69c b Kerr Quarts, dozen ....... 85c Kerr Half-Gallon ........ $1.29 Special ('ream Flake Rolled Oats, 9 lb ........ 39c Norwegmn Sardine, 3 cans for ..... 25c Miller's Bran Dandies, lg. pkg.., llc l)ependable Flour, 49 lb. sack ...... $1.39 Swift Sliced Dried Beef, jar ......... 10c THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington Van Dyke Stuffed Olives, lg. bottle. 29c Fig Bar Cookies, 1 lb .... 10c 11]'*,| "l~| ~/ ]--IREiss GIVEN TRYouT Montana, formerly of Cass Lake, WIIII lne t, nurcnes BY PORTLAND BEAVERS Minnesota, was drowned. He was a younger brother of Mrs. Gus Stein- CHURCH OF CHRIST l KLICI~ITAT--(SpeclR1 to The dorf. V. T. Smith, mtnttser i Senttnel)--Michael Thomas weigh- "Scottie," Wendell and Clem have --..--,-.-- ed seven pounds and fouteen ounces moved from Cottage Court to the Bible study ...... 10"00when he was born, August 11. His Hill apartments. Preaching and Communion .. 11:00parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mc- Saturday Elnar Westlund caught PreacAltng ............. '. 8:00 Curie. "Mlckey" is doing fine. a nine pound steelhead. Monday hHdweek meettng, Wednesday..8:00 Friday Mrs. D. O. Thomas drove young James Apperson caught a Ladies Bible study Thursday 3"00 to Klamath Falls where she will nine pound steethead. Either fishing Song practice in the Beubcock visit one week with her sister, Mrs. i:; good or they are good fishermen. .... ev i ~ ^. :Richard Calder She was accompa- Sunday the Howlands, Jeffreys, home r'rmay . en ng ...... ~:uv i ~" " " .......... n ea oy nor childreu, Patty Lou and Raboins, Ludlums, Larsons and ~ut now ~xe t.aey many memuer~,. . Wards went to Bird Creek ford 2 ~v~aynaru. yet but one body." I Gor. 12: 0.. . .~ . t~ lvirs ~tke 14elss and Mrs Phlllip where they enjoyed the best picnic "Come now. and let us reason - " ............. Reissentertained seventeen guests of the season. Two young guests g~vne:r, ~,altn jehovah," ll~a. f:ls. . ...... ..... at a newer given rot Nlr. Jonnwere Jean Tobin and Gordon Dun- ------~eg~ster Now------ Dt .... GOSPEL ASSF_3d:BLY nger weunesaay evening, can. at Di When Representative Knute Hill was in town Tuesday afternoon he Sunday School, 10:00 o'clock, viewed "with approval the site select- ed for the swimming pool and prom- ised his support to the project. Frank Tanner is keeping house in Sunday morning worship, 11:00 o'clock. Sunday evening evangelistic serv- ice, 8:00 o'clock, one of Hoag's cottages. Wednesday night mid-week sere- Mrs. Phillip Reiss has gone to ice, 8 : 00 o'clock. Corvallis where she will have A sincere invitation to attend charge of the Red and White store these services is extended to all. for two weeks. ------Register Now------ Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming l'eet's Granulated FIRST BAPTIST CKffRCH Soap, large pkg ......... 25c Roy c Hones, Pastor Crystal White .Sunday school, 10:00 o'clock. Laundry Soap, 10bars . .29c Morntn~ worship at 11:00 a. m. Ray. Sempey of Los Angeles will Beans, 5 lb. bags, lb .......5c fill the pulpit at this service.. 7:00 p. m. B. Y. P. U. devotional service. 8:00 p. m. ~vangellstic service in charge of Rev. Sempey. Splendid services were held last Sunday with Rev. Sempey in charge. The Sempeys are here visiting With Mrs. SemImy-'s brother, A. M. Copenhefer a~d fam- Dark Karo Syrup, 5 lb. pail ... 29c WesSOnTarget Oil, qt. can ..... 49c ilyi: 0 p. m. Thureday, prayer meet- Dependable her of the Baptist church has an Panc e Flour, 8 lb. sack 39c Corned Beef, No. 1 can .. 17c ind. Rev. Sempey says Every morn- Matched Sliced--No. 2 cans appointment with the Lord, at the Nally's Tang, qt. jar .... 29c Pineapple, 2 for ........ 25c church on Thursday night." 8:30 p. m. Thursday, choir prae- Nally's • q Silvan~a Favorite tice. Potato Chips, 3 pkgs. .... -- 5c Catsup, . "m ............. 10C --Register Now METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH French A~rted Sum er c.J. Hall, Minister 10C SUNDAY SERVICES------'---. 11:00 a. m., Sermon: "How to Overcome Fear." 5:00 p. m. The College group and friends meet near the Court house = :: ........ : ...... to go to .bh,e4r Forum in the ou¢-of- Frmts and Vegetables M caroni, 5 lb. bags, lb... 5c doors. WEEKDAY ACTIVITIES: Pure Thursday, : p. m., Choir Cider 7 30 Potatoes, 50 lb. bag ..... 39c Vinegar, gallon ........ 19c practice. " U. S. No. 2 TEMPERANCE ,5TFORMATION: Honey, 5 lb. pail ........ 49c 'II,nois State Normal University _ .Tomatoes, ......... 49c "Thrifty" Apricot, Prune, Peach, Orange has put up the bars against fresh- Maryhill Marmalade, quart jar...29c men with flasks. In the catalogue for thls year, entering students are Cabbage, und ......... 3c (Plus 10C Jar Deposit) warned: 'The University does not Solid Heads Reliance hesitate to express itself on the students who use tntbxicating ll- Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs..... 25c Pectin, 2 bottles for ..... 25c matter of admitting or continuing No, I Jerseys Miller's---Giant Packages quors... The use of such intoxicants on or o'ff the campus will not be Lemons, dozen ......... 25c Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. for . 25c permitted and the deviation from .60 Size Sunkist Candy Bars & Gum, 3 for 10c this regulation calls for the sever- ance of connections with the school." Phone 272- 6oldendale ORDERS OF $2.00 AND OVER DELIVERED FREE IN CITY LIMITS A VlVIES -.-1 ST~ DEiceR ~cated on the corner of Columbus and Apt)rex ma~ely 20 youlig people, Broadway. Final details of the pur- meml~ers o[ tile n~wiy termed Moth-(hase will be announced next week. odist Young Pe~)pb/s group, m~t at JlThe club plans to remodel the house ~he VanAelst place on Three Creeks lizzie a club house for use by their l~t Sur~day nigh~ for a steak fry. i organization. IO,gister Notv------! ------l{eg~s~ Now H~"VEST BALL M.~S. BRENEM__AI~ RETIRES Goldendale (;rangers will sponsor l ~0~ AUXILIARY CONTEST a harvest bail at the Grange hall Sat~lrday even ~g, August 27. Music will be furai~hed by Carroll Blan- chard'~ orehe,~tra~ Everyone is in- vited to attend ~ICeg~tor Now~ BUY 'CLUB HOUSE Offt(lal~ of the Goidendale Wo- ~r~n's A~soctal o~ this week an- Regarded as one of the two lead- ng candidates for Washington State Legion Auxiliary presidency for the coming year, Mrs. C. F. Breneman, of White Salmon, last week an- ~ounced her withdrawal from the Auxiliary presidential race. Mrs. Breneman's request to be re- le~ed from the campaign, was re- 1 noanc~d the purchase of the Pacific leased to a 1 Auxiliary posts in the Power and Light company houma It>- fifth district. Summer E auty... Are you ready for a gloriously active summer with a coiffure that's appropriate for both day and evening ? Shipp's will design a lovely one for you... one that becomes you 24 hours a day ! Shipp's Barber and Beauty Shop Phone 1413 for Appointment DANCE SUCCESSFUL The monthly dance given by members of Company 945 CCC last Friday night was a great success. Lieut. William Woodford, command- ing officer of the company, stated that the company `would sponsor a similar affair eacsh month as long as they were as successful as the last one. ~ Thompsons orchestra furnished fine music. Bonnie Riddle and Garland Dungan sang several specialties, and received a big ap- plause.for their performance. -----l{eg~s~r Now----- DORIS BAKER HONORED BY GOLDENDALE LADIF~ Honoring MI~ Doris Baker, daughter of Mrs. F. B. Baker, "who will be married thla fall to R~oort Bales, of Portland, Mrs. C. H, Knosher entertained with a miscel- laneous shower last Wednesday. Mrs. Knosher and Mrs. A. L. Mac- Blaine were hostesses for the event. Miss Baker' engagement was an- nounced recently. -----Register Now-- PICNIC AT PARK IN HONOR OF YOUNGQUISTS Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Durward Youngquist seven couples of Gold- endale young people held a picnic luncheon at Brooks Memorial park last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Youngquist, of Mc- Mlnnvtlle, Oregon, are visiting here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Youngquist. Those attending the picnic included: Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nick- erson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Woodward, Miss Mary McEwen, Miss Elizabeth I Kayser, Lloyd Duncan and Roy Kaiser. "Supt. John C. Evans of the Ore- gon State Hospital for the Insane tells us that from a low of three or six-tenths per cent of men commit- ted for alcoholic pshyhosis in 1926, the percentage has jumped to nine- teen and nine-tenths per cent in 1937. W" (Christian tterald, P. 8, Aug. 1938) -----.--Register Now-------- CHURCH OF CHRIST Ccnterville, Washington Opal I. Benedict, Minister Lord's Day Servnces 10:00 a. m. Bible school lesson, "Godly Motherhood.'" Adult Su~t., Mrs. Fra'nk Garner; Children's Supt. Mrs. L. W. West. 11:00 a. m. Lord's Supper and sermon, "The Second Coming." 2:30 p. m. Junior C. E. 7:00 p. m. Young People's C. E. Topic, "My Attitude Toward God," Lander, Oayle Garner. 8:00 p. m. Song service and ser- mon, "Voices." Week Day Services Tuesday 8:00 P. m. Young Peo- ple's Bible studY. Thursday, 8:00 P. m. Bible study for everyone. The book of Exodus will be studied in this meeting. Bring your Bibles and enjoy an hour together. Friday afternoon 2:00 to 4:00 Junior C. E. party. Meet at the par- so n age ! B~ginn~ing a~bout the middle of September the church plans to hold a four or five week meeting. ,G. B. Schmid who has been evangelizing in the Northwest and especially In Oregon will hold the meeting for the church. He has had outstanding success in this field of work and brings messages of inspiration and intruction. WatCh for further no- tices concerning the coming meet- ing! ------Register Now----- The Seattle P-I delivered to your home or at Allison's Pharmacy or cell Joel Abshler, agent,tf -----Register Now----- Sell them and pocket the co~h. Sunday evening Dr. D. V. Ogie- vsky, Miss Alice Howland, Mrs. Cecil McConkey, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Je'ffrey, Jean Tobin, Phi|lip Raboin, Gordon Duncan, Joanna and Mrs. H. C. Larson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Neils at a prevue of the movies made at the Flower Show. '[he pictures are in full color, per- feet, life-like images of the children and pets that were in the parade. We hope that everyone will be soon had as their guests over the week- end Mrs. Wilson of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Fleming and Mr. and Mar. Nelson of Portland. Mrs. WiN son is Mr. Fleming's mother. The Hugo Schmidt family left Sunday for a week's visit at Nels- cott beach. Roger Powell was a patient in the Klickitat hospital Saturday. He had his tonsils removed. Mrs. Ray Kyte returned Thurs- day evening from Portland where she has been convalescing many weks after an operation. Mrs. Vernor Modin returned Sun- day evening from White Salmon with her very young son. Miss Ruby Saunders is helping her take care of the child. Wednesday evening Mrs. Joseph Pecker returned to her home in Libby, Montana. She has been living several months with her daughter, Mrs. Gus Stelndorf. Walter Reiss `went to Portland this week to tryout for pitcher with the Beavers. lie was one of the six chosen from one hunderd candi- dates. , , "Bill" Green and 'Lea' Hills were In Portland a few days taking navy entrance examinations. Mr. and Mrs. Willis McCoy spent the weekend in Portland. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mar- lowe moved into the house which was formerly occupied by Ernest Ireland and his family. Union Local 2805 has purchased an oxygen tent which will be used at the discretion of the union hos- pital committee. John Tobin, J. W. Millsap and Earl Wark are members of that committee. It is expected that the "tent" will be kept in the Klickitat hospital. Robert Harem is a guest in the borne of his brother, Roscoe Harem. Coming from Globe, Arizona, where he has been working in the mines he arrived here Wednesday night. This is the first time in five years that the brothers have been together. Mrs. R. C. Ward left Saturday for a `week's vacation on the coast. Part of the time will be spent at Lake Louise. August 15 five swimmers and nine beginners took tests at the Schmidt pool. Every9ne passed. Pins will be awarded Friday afternoon by Miss given the opportunity to see them. We are sure everyone will be amus- ed and some parents may burst with pride over the beauty of their chin dren on the screen. LYLE PEOPLE RETURN FROM TRIP TO UTAII Thursday, August 18~ :e~, Mrs, Birdie Allle who has I~t i~ seriously 111. . 15 Mr. and Mrs. James PowelL 0[ |~ H~rtland, were bus4ne~s vlsltore ill ii Lvle F~lday. |~ M r,~. Hazel Grey is ~pondlng S|~ ~l,i,e in Ool4endale w'-th friendS, |~ :qr. and Mrs. Vernon Scrensea ar.$ Ii ~.~ o children of Appleton, and Jtl~s. |~ i, l! and Mildred Shurtz, of Kh=k~" I; ta,. (, nd Alfred and Dorothy StOV'~'rs |~ .,o:~ of Toledo, Oregon were vi'~Ire l~ a the V. Sorensen home SundaY. h M~ss Naomi Johnson who hO~ ,~pe~ It the past several mon~hs in portlsa II returned ~ome Mo~day night. |~ A ]argo cro.wd~ extend the ice or0~'~ ~ ~ec~l in the club house Fr~d'~Y ave ~ nine. Everyone enjoyed the Ixrogr# Ii home of her el~tor, Mrs. Frank OO~ LYLE--(Special to The Sentinel) Delbert Garner returned ,home --Mr. W'herry, of Yakima, was tt bu~- day afte¢ spending the past incus viMtor in Lyl~ l~riday, weeks in Ala~ke. Mr. and Mrs. LelLvoy Hylton and l~d.y McNalbb took a loa~ of csttl¢ son, Donald, of Appleton, wore visit- to Po~tl~R@ Sunday nig~h¢ for gll" ors at ,~he home of Mr. ~nd MTS. Ulie dor Kure. Hylton We~l,nesday. -----Registe~ Now----- _~ Melvin G~rn~r who went to Chic- Read and mm the elmmifl~ ~" ?~)ne~it*hho,~n~o ~ra~idl:ydS of sheep, re-,n The ~,tlnal. ~ llns, of IW)rtl~nd, visited at the home l[ !~ ~ g~ ~ ~'~ V l| ~[~ of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Johnson] r ax~ o a • [l~.~ S~ttur@ay night and Sunday. [ _ [ | Miss Elna ~orensen, of ~t,lem, ll MORNING5 [~..~ visited at ~he home of her parents, [ ............[ i[ Mr. M s. v. c. Soren n s tnr-tl "WILL BE HERE SOON! Ill 0, da, y nlEht ar~d~ SundRy, returning to'I [|l ~f¢]~| Sa,]em Sunday night. II BOX WOOD .......... $ .o0llI ULGI Mv~. D. Hewet't Leonard Hewot~ [ ~'~'~ ,,vv ........... .~[|~ and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Paterson [ ~,~-~,~'~'~'~'T, "''"'- ~ ~0[|]l DRY SLAB........... sa.~lII returned Friday night from a ten day .......... 0 ~URsRS days-spent in Yellowstone National I FORF~T WOOD ...... $5"fi0[|[ ~" "'~' Park on a slght~eeing tour. All ................ I!1 Uoul woz~d'erful trip was enjoyed by all. [ • • ~ ~ w-q¢ ~t"~ #"~f~ [ [~ M,r. and Mrs. Peterson returned toil V~f~r~ P U~sl.~ ~=~J. [|I ~heir home in Portland, Satu.av. II Out of town deliveries 10~ 1/11 (17 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor visited er mile xtra " ~ ~ ,hcek. 'Ph'ey vi~sdted Mr. 'l~yl:~r's sia-'~|] ~d..~a]~" _ Itere is a Bodily Injury and Property Damage Imliey that will provide some protection to those that do not feel likO • .-$ , . pol'cy on ace they could carry the usual 5000 10 000 l ou~t of the larger premium: B-I Prop Damage COST B.I. p. I~. 1000-5000 .................... $1000 $ 6.80 $4.00 2500-2500 .................... 1000 ..10.50 4.00 2500-2500 ........ ............ 1000 i2.00 4.00 C. E. CROOKS and up with your old stove Goldendale, Washington Elsie Dinger. Reverend Kemp,, formerly pastor ~llll~llllllllll[l~lllllllilllll|~l of the Grace Luthertm church, was here over the weekend, the guest of ~[~[ ~ the Nells and Schmldt families. Among those who went to the huckleberry fields in spite of the cold and rain Were George and Donald Scoffield, Harold Moon, A. J. Berglund, Adam Dinger, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hoag and Einar Westlund. Accompanied by Bernard Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stratton with their children, Doris Ann and Rich- ard, were in town Sunday. Mrs. era Cooper gave birth to a six and one-half pound boy Sunday. Mrs. Cooper, who now lives in Gold- endale, "was before her marriage Miss Helen Cox of Klickitat. Ray Ward and John Vincent, of- ricers of the 2fi-30 club drove to Goldendale Monday evening to take care of advertising the dance which the club will give Saturday night tn the gym. J. Edwin Hall stopped in Kltcki- tat Saturday en route to Edwall from Los Angeles where he has been attending Art Center school. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marlowe and Mrs. Vestus England were business visitors in Goldendalo Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Langdon, for- mer residents of Klickitat, will have a grand opening of their new tavern "The Langdons," in The Dalles about September first. Their tavern is located near the auto park on the new piece of highway entering The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Langdon expect to have Tex Rickard and his plane do a bit of fancy flying over "The Langdons" the day of the opening. August 14 Leo Becker of Ltbby, SAT!:! !i D,aao., D U T C H OV E N C=~a Foods baked in the "Dutch Oven" Range cook in their own na_tar~ juices; retain the health-giving vitamins; do not dry out or ove~-v~-" ~'inkage is lesa because juices are not cooked away.