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THE BOARDMAN MIRROR
Friday, may 22, 1925
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AT LAST!
The Hit of the Season
"Come Out of the Kitchen"
A COMEDY IN 3 ACTS
Eunice Bollon
as
Jane Ellen
It's Coming to Your Town
THURSDAY, MAY 23th
Arlington Theater
ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 25c
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CLOUDBURST HITS LEXINGTON
Property Damage Estimated Near
$40,000 Wall of Water Follows
Hlack Horse Canyon
During a heavy storm which swept
long the Columbia River n Wednes
day, the town of Lexington, about 50
I miles southeast of Arlington, was dam
: aged to the extent, of about $40,000.
A wall of water, i ix feet high, hit the
town about two o'clock, after causing
1 d -iderable damage to the highway
I ami bridges In Hlack Horse canyon.
.Morrow County experienced a heavy
rain along witli the rest of the wheat
section and farmers thougbout the co
unty are celebrating the prospects of
a record crop of grain.
George Huntington Currey returned
Friday morning from Ln Grande and
1 ports that Mrs. Currey is rapidly
improving and plans on returning to
Arlington within the next week or so.
Explorer and Wriler Visits
H. 3. borrianc Of Alhainhra. 'allf..
was an Arlington visitor on Tuesday.
Mr. Lorrlane is the author of tin
which Is now out In complete form.
Me is a civil engineer by profession
l ul gave up bis work to become an ex
plorer and navigator. Besides mak-
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book, "The Columbia Unveiled" which W8 tne tnp or tne twww -..
si a slorv Written Of the HVer from Its explored and mapped out several im
source to its mouth. Lorrlane made portant rivers In Canada. Mr. Lorr
the trip in a small row hoal In the fall i,IM" ,IIIS ,M,,'n tnade " "'"ll"T
of 1021, after which he wr6te the hoolC"' Hie Oregon Illstorlcnl Bodety,
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If your wife can't cook, don't divorce her, but
keep her 1'or a pet, and bring her to
The Highway Inn
for some of our dinners. We have meals that
please the most fastidious. Keep your eye
on our ads.
W. H. WOODARI), Proprietor
TheBoardman Mirror
BOABDMAN, OREGON
Published by The
Curi'ey Printing Company
George Huntington Currey. Kditor
.Mrs. A. T. Herciin,
Local Editor and Representative
Geotfge Henricksen of Willow Creek
was an Arllntgon visitor this week.
t::e BEST PLACE to fat between the dalles
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Kodak Finishing
DEVELOPING, PRINTING, COPYING
AND ENLARGING
PUBLISHED i: intv FRIDAY
$2.00 PER VEAR IN ADVANCE
"What's the use of worrying, it nev
i r was worth while" and anyway witli
the occasional rains this spring, the al
ternate cool and hot weather and the
splendid growth of grain and other
crops, it looks like we can leave the
weather problem to Mother Nature and
devote our efforts to taking better ad
vantage of her blessings.
Entered as second-class mailer Feb.
II, 1021, a! the pOStoffl Ce at Board
man, Ore,, under act of Mat. 18T0.
A lit lie ad in The Mirror will sell
It for you.
For firs! class work and better service,
tend us your films.
Two deliveries da ly on finishing.
The work is all di ue in our own dark
rooms which are 1 OBl up lo date and
beat equipped in Eastern Oregon, it
is managed by an expert photographer
Of several xi ars c perienco. No ama
teur help employed.
Our prices are approved bj the Photo
Finishers' Association of America, Dist
rict of M'cgon.
We Invite the public to visit our dark
roouaa and see the work done the "Bet
ter Way."
Special Uenlion Gives to Mail Orders
Economy Drug & Music Co.
Pendleton.
Oregon
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Do viiii read! the ads'.' Our liig
Bargain offer expires June 1st, so if
you waul lo gel your Boardman Mir
ror and (he f magazines, Farm Jour
nal, Needlewoman, Good stories, and
Household, for one year, all for Hie
price of the paper, lie sure and hand
your Subscription to the local editor.
Mrs. A. T. Hereim, by that date. This
offer will be withdrawn Juhe 1st.
We Waul the News
We want I he news. If you have a
news item anil cannot see the local
representative!, pleads pul the item
down and pul it in the mail box and
the rural carrier will see that It Is de
livered'. If you are In the Tost Office,
give Mrs. Boo! the Item, or mail them
on a aid to the office in Arlington or
to Mrs. A. T. Hereim. We do our best,
but not pose SSl ng even a "one boss
shay," we cannot cover much terri
tory. so if everyone will Just help, we
shall have a paper that will pale our
neighboring periodicals Into insignif
leasee by compart son
I LAY TO BE GIVEN AT
ARLINGTON, MAY 28th
tinder Auspiees of Jasmine Club Cast
Composed of Business Club of
The Dalles
A. B, SVVITZER
ATTOBNEY AT LAW
Arlington, Oregon
Newton Painless Dentists
DU. II. A. NEWTON, MGR.
For. Main and Webb Sis. Pendleton
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window nf prosperity,
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ANNOUNCING
The aaaatlaUea of
Dr. W. M. Kelly
of Bpokaae, Washington
with
Dr. F. V. Prime
llcrmiston, Oregon
Dentlstrjr, Dental itay
and Diagnosis
Evenings and Sundays by appointment
"Come Out of the Kitchen," the pop
ular play of the season, will be pre
sented in l.ouy's Hall next Thursday
evening, May 28th, under the auspices
of the Jasmine Dlnb of o. E 8.
The characters of the P'ay are from
The Dalles, where they presented the
play a few days ago, and where it
was proclaimed a howling success. It
is a comedy in three acts, and the
audience is promised their share of
laughs and real fun.
The same play was presented in
Condon some time ago by the Ladies'
Anxilliary and American Legion, and
drew a big crowd from Arlington as
well as Condon.
The performance will start at eight
o'clock, and the admission will be 25
ami 60 cents.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
.. Kates: 1 c per word each issue
Minimum Charge: Joe per ad
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FOR SALE- Fine Jersey Cow. In
quire H. C. Harrison. II 16-11
ONE I'ackage Granulated Soap free
With package of Citrus, 38 cepts.
We are agents for Hills Bros, coffee,
Boardman Trading CO. M 15-2t
ICE .lust received a car load of ice.
w. A. Murchle Lumber Company
FOR BALE Ten fresh Jersey cows.
rnqulre at this ottke for further In
formation. 18-Np
SPECIAL 1 box quick Naptha Soap,
" cans Sunbrite Cleanser, 5 bars laun
droy soap. I liar toilet soap, value
$1.05. All the above, and a nice bath
towel Included free, for $1.15. Cash
Mere. Co
FOH SA1.F- Kohler Electric Fight
Plant, Can use one or two cows as
Aral payment. If interested, see L.
V. Knot.
at fortunra of today
Almost without exception ln
had their foundation m sm i 11 hi trsMivfri. in this man
ner, and then- is no r ci the world why you
should not start the satn- a a jr.
The opportunUica to bflon-rt w allhy today are ruoro
plentiful than ever I 'fo c, 1.1 ou must make a start
hy saving.
ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK
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ATTORNRi AT LAW
Otllce in Court House
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New French Cafe
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I'cndbicii, QrafH
(Only (lie Rest Foods Served 1
F I N C 1 ICS C11AMS
Furnished Booms Over Cafe
Quirk Befit lee l.unrh Counter
In Connection Willi
Dining Boom
Vol A It 1 : WKl.COMF RSK1
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Ft IB SALE A few sacks of fine po
tatoes i v. Root,
WANTED -To buy second hand lawn
mover Reasonable. A. T. Hereim,
NOTICE FOR rCHUCATION
No. 021480-02250
Depart ment of the Interior, V. B.
hand Office at The Dalles, 'Oregon,
April 28, 1925.
Notice Is hereby given that George
OorteT, of lone, Oregon, who, on
March I, 1020. made Homestead En
try 02 1480 for Sec. 32. T. 3
N.. H. 2ti E. W. M., and on Dec.
29, 1921, made additional Home
stead Entry 022650 for WH. Sec
tion 3 2. Township 3 North. Itange
26 East Willamette Mfridian. lies
tiled notice of Intention to make fi
nal three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Gay M. Anderson. Fnited
States Commissioner ,Bt Heppner
Oregon, on the 16th day of June
1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Victor Keltmann, of lone, Oregon
Werner Keltmann. of Ion. Oregon
Ralph Flnley. of Lexlnjrton. Oregon,
Lt Gorger, of Lexington. Oregon.
J. W. DONNELLY. Keglster.
May 8. June 5.
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Big 30-Day Special Magazine Offer
FOR ONE YEAR
The $
American Needlewoman
The Household
Good Stories
The Farm Journal
AND TWS NEWSPAPER
A rare and unusual money saving bargain offer in read
ing matter for the whole family for a year. We offer
this combination to our readers for a short time only.
Renewal subscriptions will be extended for one
year from present date of expiration.
M DBIG INTERESTING
4irO ISSUES AT la PRICE I
This is your chance to get 12 big issues of each of
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at half of the usual subscription price. Reading matter for
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ipes, poultry dairy, livestock, crops, farm management,
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your 8UD3cripuun Wui oe extended tor one year.
Send in your
oraer now I Tan
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Pay our local representative or mail to Curry Print
ing Co., Publishers, Boardman, Oregon
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(km Summer
1$& Fares
Why not visit Zion
National Park, the
newly opened
Wonder land in
Southern Utah,
this Summer? Ask
for booklet in nat
ural colors, which
ives complete in
formation con
cern i n j this
unique land.
In etect dally between
May and Sept 1$
Denver $4.00
Omaha 68.48
Kansas City... 68.4S
St.Louii 77.98
Chicago 82.48
Detroit 102.10
Cincinnati 102.78
Cleveland $105.01
Toronto 1 10.2,'
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Washington... 138.04
Philadelphia.. 141.40
New York 143.88
Boston 146.98
Correpondint fares to other important centers
Final return limit October 31, 192S. Liberal stop
over privileges going and returning.
A side trip to Yellowstone at small additional
cost will afford the experience of a life time.
Call us by phone and let us make all your arrange
ments. Co3ts no more and will save your valuable time.
R. S. DAVIS, Agent,
Iioaruirmn, Oregon
WMMcMlRRAY.
Gen. Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
THE TWO
THAT STAND THE TEST
Kelly Springfield and Badger
TIKES AND TUBES
WE BBXL EM
Now Ih tbe time to get your ear overhauled or repairs done
quickly baton the rush season eonies on. Bring them iu let's
tulk and look 'ett over.
WE HAVE THE AGENCY FOR
OZARKA. RADIOS
THKY ARE IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES
We install and allow ten days free trial. You and your friends
are the judges. If not pleased, you pay nothing.
First three wta "ill be sold at a diacount to introduce them
in tbia district. We also service these Instruments free at any
time.
Maxwell Touring Car For Sale
THIS IS IN GOOD RI NMNG ORDER
We took it In on a trade last fall and have worked it over
WATCH OI R ADS
Batteries Batteries Batteries
FOR Al'TOMORILES, RADIOS AND OTHER I'l RI'OSES
We have uiade arrangements with reliable battery mantH''.
turers that will enable us to compete with uny quality batteries
in price aud will guarantee theiu.
SEAMAN'S GARAGE
Irrigon ... Oregon
Community Churrh Servire
Every Sunday
Despite the fact that from 1010 to
1D20 the population of the Cnlted
States increased 15 per cent, during
the same decade the number, of do-
Sunday School 10:30 a. m. niestic servants treated" nearly 25
Church Service 11 :30 a. in. per cent. ThVtr places, however, were
Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. in taken by the various household elec-
trlcal appliances and now there are
approximately $tt.5on.oon worth of
eleetric irons, cleaners and washers lu
use iu the homes of the nation
All are Welcome
REV. U. S. Hl tiHES. Fastor.