The Ione journal. (Ione, Or.) 1914-1916, May 26, 1915, Image 4

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS-
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POULTRY
Bred To Lay AneoTwev Eggs
. frem large wiUnoUld bird.
Pen beaded by large male bird.
Setting! 92:00 per 16. Mrs. J.
A. Waters, lone, Ore. ' tf
Mammoth Bruai Turkeys and
fawn Bad Whits Indian Ruuner
, Dikm. Turkey egge eweb.
Duck eg .e 8 cents each, N. MriMa-
lsy. k. x w. u O"-
OB. ' " - .". 48-62
- tmtia for hatching (runt II. B. tnr
hyeandTou1oua geeas 81 ota
wi-b. 1. tt. docks, 0. . Hamburg
and Bug Orpingtons 8 mite sach.
J. Wellborn, Warren, Oregon.
We will wil during April nod May.
Mi fur batchlS. from bird nver-Hug-
390 Bgs a year lor 81.00 wr
eetungot 16. fA88 par hundred.
Whits Plymouth Bocke only,
a L. ftttlwell, Woodburn, Oregon.
Fir well Fowl try Farm.
Koa 8i.B BugUab Feoclled lndtuo
ttunnar duck rira. II per down
Sinai soinb Anoona and white
Leghorn eggs, V tor 16; 1 per
H. John Kllndt, f. O. Boa 9H
Tha DaIum. Omuu. 48-68
aoAHAH-miD Eeas Now. ready.
- pnfidH Wvnndotte MM fur
' hatching M M Dtr IB. Every rgg
aretsd anrt-swaavaed nrttte. - H
KnaBtaabvnc. lone. Of. 44-A3
Whitv Wtaboottw Trapotsttd
wlaur lay ere from prtaa wlnnlng
mtnr.i: warn allTar euo eacotid time
to alaaa of 61 blrda. Btoci and egge.
Rateterl Duroe Pig I McKliu.
'' KMMVlet. Wub. - 44.68
a.T rfwia-r White Lanhorns ahlp-
psdon approval, Ixanrln at your
knna balura nmitWDK. If w
ooaa ehawd for BchalWUm Kateb
arv. tt. 1. Boaoaia. Cal. ' 44-8B
Bkoda lalantt Bad chicka, buBdnda.
Iboaaaada. Wa batch H yaar for
- Brollar tarma tpaatal erteaa.
. Flaaaft batebapy oa aoaat. Btoak,
hau-klna ma. Pabblralda Poult-
ryr-armaodHatehary. Buooyrala
Plakarlac'a B. C Bade aod alnaay
ButWrcupa. I am booklug ordvra
& from ioaat blgb elaaa Jrirda, W.fiO
,-lorlii. . WrtU about my atock. K
Kaaa Pkkarlns, Ebrlleb. Waah
lavTov Win Boorvat Bltm Aadelu
atoaa.-- Have brad and axblbltad
tbam for IS yeara. Tbar lay lanw,
wbltaagga juat the fowl fur the
tarmatv D. Calbraatb, Monmouth,
Uracon. - 47-66
Fob Baub BKica for haUhluv. 'B. C.
Browa lacboma aud Mutt lad An-
eooaa, $1 for 16; ebolca atuck.
Uaorga H. Jaeobaen, Tba Dallea,
Oraauo, R. I TL 1HF14 4544
UlLVBH CiampllUW MU(I But
- tarcupa, atock batter than aver.
Hatablag agini writ B. 4. Qtrrrt,
Portland Ind. 61-8
HKAL KMTATK
Oua BBADTirui. ruom raaldaiicv for
aata. No. fioo B. jttrd and lvau, iOUx
100 roraar lot block from varlliw
aawlj palntad and ranovatrd lira-
Mda wltb full baaemaut, furtian
and aWcraot flraplaoa, prka 476AI
owoar J. J. Kauuy, Laona, Orvy;oi
Fob Balb acre allMlfa ruut-b
good pumping- plant, plenty wntvr,
t houaea, larga barn aiuiUMiimlk-r
bare, I mllaa from railway, within
Uy ilmlta Ontario, CalU.. aw,0Ut
abmr. Tanua. John (labHititli.
Pnante, Calif. 40-ftd
A Bars aim buy, iroeun houavv. t,
acra. S poultry houaaa, wltb y,anla.
ttala'lk., K placv planted t4 rryy
tabtaa aadaiuall trull; alao a h
fruit treaa; eoat ma riaOU. Will aall
for gWOOi gOMI dowa. myaqulty
6 par cant off g taAaa balora Jum
lak jonatad at Jannlnga Ixxfgv.
Oracon. 6 bloeka aat of station
Call or write J, W. Boyle. 1 MU
It oh mrr bads WO acraa, total oat
from bare sear B. B., flow
allmaaa, rich land, (ood watar,
aoataara Utah. Alao rallnoaiah.
Bwmta at st to par aere, Battb
maait raqulrad moa tba after Bilas.1
Write B. M BMbbuib, B, 4 Lodi.
Cal. 44-A-t
- Wamtbu 8 to J yeara lea on a
stoafeor hay ranch, will Bay m
t ad vase part lea wUI take Income
proparty la Coos Oosaty aa pay-
msat, I wlah a ranch with stoca
- and win haj the sams m price
right. W. A. Qopdmaa, Forest
rov, Oragom. Sl-f
obam Mesne Best la. Texas; omrt
' ally IsepiBted. Twaatj ponnda
ve doUara, Sfty nnwada sea dot
smb. iBjltnawl laformatloa tree.
Order Bow. Ws ar mahlag these
PHcsb to rtoas ont. Mala TVrila
orgwam Mooaw corn. Aasarillo
Cor, AmariUo, Texas.
Bwam Laundry for aale; with lot
Bad building! blsraactiflea; owaar
ijDoat go quick ; obw $136 par month
guarantee. Only 900 cash balance
term or trade. Box 126, Radmoad,
Oreffoo 'J - y H
HO Acraa, Improved, running- water,
6 mllaa R. B. abdtoat 4500. 7d0
ttab. balaaaa Itf yaara t par eemt.
. WBI rwbanga for Eaatarn OragoB,
property. MUton A. Malrd, Caatla
Rock, Waah. 61-8
U you arantalfalfa or orange raocbaa
write John K. Oabnugh, poaote,
CalU. . . 49. 5
Fob bai.b 838 acres flrat elaaa land
bait mile watar front Columbia
Hirer, Morrow County, Oregon;
$30.00 par acre, one-third raeh,
balance 6 par cent. Ralph Binaltae,
I C Mm lib Building, Suattle. 4846
89 Fabms Fob Balb Raagwe from
45 to 1000 per acre, in tract from
T acraa to 800. Reasonable terms.
For furtbes. Information addreaa
Phil Marquam, real aetata agent,
Marquam.Ore. 44-68
84500 IK acraa, blocle Irrlngton
club bouse, S blucia school. No
trad P.O.Box 4M, fortlaod,
Oregon. . 4.63
88800 will buy 1 acres, bouee, barn,
orchard,' Afteen minute walk from
BaptUt College, Addreaa M. I).
Blniouson, McMlnDTllls, Orrgoh. '
44-63
(lllltnra Wheeler Co. wheat and
toe ranch, get my ires -printed
list before buying. A,' Q. Ralaton,
Fosall. Oregon.. , 43-68
fin-AcHB dairy and hog ranch 80 ac In
cultlratlon; wall fenced and water
ed; partly atocked; good buildinga,
Bprlng cropa In, 4 mllefe railroad
and good town oa good road, one
fourth mile to church and school;
bo conimlaelon, ao intereet; one
half caeh, balance terras, T. Krpro
tiug, owner, Woodland, Waah. 4766
OwiNoto poor health, 1 wlab to sell
tny farm of 180 acres located 8 miles
g. W. of Molalla; 100 acres la culti
vation; 2 miles from; Toder sta
tion on W. V.-fcV-slectrte line; a
- saeriflca at 4100 par acre; alao 800
acraa of pther land to sail to Bat
tle an estate. C. R.,Judd, Molalla,
Oregon, K. F. D. No. I. ' 464
-VoB Balb or Tmabb W bite Rock
Ualrv Farm Ave miles from lone.
wltb or without stock, too acres
" : (mors or mm to suit phrchaaer) of
best Casters Oregon wheat Jand,
fenced, new houas 84x80, barn
18x40, and many other Improvs
manta If aold la 80daya wllllsterop
go with place. I alao hold 'lease
on 480 acres of Dos bunch grass
pasturs adjoining my farm; will let
that go M ao desired. Will Ball
cheap, sea me for terms.-' 0, H.Calk
Ina, Hox 110, lone, Oregon. 4843
Sot Uovttntuumt laud location sail
on or writs Bmlth Balrd. Rd
dlng.ial. 81-8
620-Ahb atock ranch 13 mtlas from
town, loo acraa in crop, 80 aares tn
meauow, fenced, running watar, a
a snap at 80 per acre; $6000 cash
balance, on long time. Write a
Punk, hox 404,Kntrnrtee, Or. Bt 68
Foa MAUt- 6Jf acrea of 0ns level lan 1
mile from Planada, Cal, Marco
: Co.; also good buslneas lot third
from bank bldg, Addrvas J. W
rerner. Montebello. Cnl. 6o48
Houas 7 rooms. Improved, skctrlc
lights, gas, chicken houee, fruit
trees, 46 by 800, sssy terms Owner
861 R.48tb. Portland. Or. T-M
Bbloiam Hasks Uood utility atock.
Whits Indian Runner duck' egg,
1.80 per 18. Mrs. W. C Murlev,-t
Hrlens, Oregon. 44-as
Fountain pen 81 valns with recipe
how to make black Ink tor only 86c.
Brad todny. L. Funk, Roosevelt,
Wash, boa 8. 47-60
FOR BALK One compete No.
Rureka Stone Crushing Plant. A I
so, 18 14 acres of land all mealtl-
vatloa, 8 acrea young bearing or
chard, 6 acraa 1 year oM straw-
berries, 10. la. watar, 4 room okl
hooee. City water for domestic
olns elty Hmlta at north and eaat
aids, 1 1-1 blocks from a tors, 7
blocks to public and 8 blocks to
high school, all - eemetft walks.
mall delivered twie a day, easy
term. John tolls, Owner, Hood
Rlvar, OraMon. - 4848
Spbisal Bai.b New Beaiaad Red
Mares, 8 A 8 moats old. st hatch
St pair. H.JX Magna, Cosnr V
Awne, Idaho. 4488
600 par year ralalng Canaries. The
asw radaatiT. start at horns.
Bpara tim. Ws show yoa how
particulars free The J. O.
Mitchell BaJeaOex. AitUairarslty
Ave., Berkerly. Cal.
Fob Balb llarueas oualne
Los Awgelas. 468 wlH haadle It.
Machlae ad nsoei, whip. aoNara,
pada, gtova. amsB rsstotsr, good
rosatloB, other hnalness. J. W.
Fecner, atpatabeUo, Cai " 848
Fob Saui or FxcaunsBilS acraa in
Farrr lanyoa, Ollllam Co., Ore.
All fsnesd, S barb wire, cedar posts
good -grain land, abot half In
. cultivation, wJU exchangs for
Southern California property or
sell cheap for cash. Might give
tsrms or eonsldsr heavy team,
harneee and wagon on deal. Ad
dress O. M. Ball, XO Park Ave.,
'Corona, Cal. . 46-W
Fon Balb Oattlbmsui, if too Ann
looking tor an a-1 rang I hare It.
It Is 13 miles of mountains, vallsr
and foothills' 700 or mors head of
cattls, mostly whits face. 10 grade
bulla, with eprinc-lncreass eomlnar.
about 80 horses, ranch houaaa, eorJ
rahx prptng, pnrops; la fact every,
thine naceasary for a growing;
stock ranch. Satisfactory rsosous
lor Bailing-. Prie66,000, cash,
balance 1,3, 8 yeArs, which the In.
ereaaswlinieariytakscareof For
tort bar Information write Buck I j
C. Taylor, Kingman, Arts. 484y
MISCLANE0U1
KxpaaiNOBD DAsnm Fabhbb. n
years old, married, wlahes posi
tion as foreman or manaeeefon
.-farm dairy preferred, alone or In
conection with owner. C. Ander
aen, care A. E. Ulader, White
Salmon, Waah. 61-60
FonjtUL RgU tared Ayrablrecowa
and he fere; bulla of serviceable age
b epeclalty; I pay express. Walter
Ponies, McCoy, Oregon. 60-60
ROSBCOMB Buff Orpingtons excln
jive It; eggs for hatching from Blott
nmoon winners, ArNiur fctealeder,
Lena. III.- '' eo-62
Widow 88, worth 40,000, would
; marry. -B" Box 684, Loa Angelas,
Cal. r , . . t aw
Fob Hals Pure Silver Laeed Wyao-
dottes. Bug Leshorna. Rurnxt
Rocka, Egtm. Mary Carlson, Canr
loo. HI lorado Co., Cal. du-69
Fob Hals verr cheap, mated Plgsons
all kinds; Belgian liar, Bucks
lloes bred, jnotbeas wltb llttara.
1. Hopkins, 8161-61 Ave., Oakland.
uai. . . saw
Onb Motos-80 m-Tr cylinder. In
good shape, 00. One wood frame
8 In.'
Jointer al8. LooU Larson,
Harmony, Minn,
80 Kpring Plga for sals at weanlsg
tlms, Pedigrees furnlsnad, will par
express till June 16th, nothing but
the bestsblpped out The bast of
breading represents my herd. Tours
for a fair deal, J. A. Fey, tlark
fleld, Minn. e048
Fob Sals Thundering g-ood air-!
dale puppies by Champion HI
Ulg-hneas and Champion Baugbfell
Briar, out of nmt-prlse-wlnnlnn
bltcbes the beat blood and tlwij
best Individuals. Grown dons and
Imported and American bitches id
help tohamplons jacurtb
Prices' low for real quality!
ONMTOTT, 8000 American Avsi
:
4Cw&t'
Fob Sals Small hotel. 14 bedroom
Sew fmrnltnrs and asw bslldlo
naaoquarters lor smvellCAT- me
aod aportsmeat s hsntlsg sn
n ah log resort; good buel
Must sail oa nscount of sicks
Addreaa, J. X IHxob, Elk City, OrsV
BOB, 44IB
Fob Sals Patent outright of best
patent gats mads, 180811 sold ta
ones. Roby t lay, 688 Bast Msln,
Lexington, Ky. 44.gg
Kins male Hootch Collie pups, wean
ed. Pries 86 . From twdlfrreet)
female CnllhLnd floe big mala
Collie, Snaeatth) dogs. C. B. Apple,
tilndstotia, Ore. MJ
Fob Balb a restaurant,' eomplir
turn b bod, 8 fears' lease, living
room, Sns IoonUob; good trade
aow. Writs Bos 484, Seaside, Or.
Ml
Woo Foa 8ai.k la car lota, 16 84.
Pis block wood. 87.08 tab, lone
for further particulars writs R. L
"Root, Maslar, Or. &u
For the beat lccreaa go to lone
Pharmacy, lone, Oregon,
The lone bail team will plsy
the Fossil tama next Sunday on
the letter's arounda Portland
snd BesiUe will be taken on
ngxt ,
Memorial day is near at hand
snd this office has been asked 4o
bring the matter before the
people and see if the day can be
looked after In a suuner bett
ting t&e occasion.
. 1 1 n
Pine Mf sciwans We been
put la piaee en the loner Hotel
this weak by Chaa. AWngnr.
John Calkins was in Monday
on s UtUe buei
, The wedding of Opal Cochran
to Holmes Hoi man, of North
Yak i bib, Wub., took place at
the family residence Ufla morn:
ingand was a very successful
event. Rev, Starkey performed
the ceremony in the presence of
a few members of the immediate
family and a few personal friends.
A light breakfast was served to
-fffe waiting guests Rafter which
the happy couple left; for the
train amid the banter-' and
laughter of many friends. At
the train rice and old shoes were
served up to both the 'victims
and their baggage was decorated
in the usual style to let the
world know that a young mar
ried couple were on the train.
Tuesday evening the young
people of the town gathered at
the nnk and gave a surprise
social to" the young couple.
About 60 were present. Songs
and dancing was indulged in un
til about 11:30 when they all left
for home after wishing the
guests of the evening a Ion 4 life
and a merry one. t
- Opal Cochran and people -were
serenaded Monday evening at the
family residence bya number, of
the town folk whp called with
tin pans and cans after some fun
they presented the young lady
with a fine wedding gift The
license has "been secured and the
young couple Were planning on
stealing a march on their friendB
and getting married Wednesday
morning before train time and
leaving before anyone had time
to get out their horns. The
Journal wishing them a long and
happy'life
. : rui i
The Baccalaureate sermon
preached in the Christian church
last Sunday evening was ell at
tended. Special stats were re
served for the pupil? of the lone
High and Gram roar School and
what was left , was more than
filled by the parents and friends
of the bos and girls. A flue
program was placed before those
assembled and the following
wok part Rev. Starkey was
picked to have charge of the pro
gram. Orchestra. Wm. Burger,
Mrs. Mason, Miss Mohr; Choir.
Prof, tavis, S. E. Moore, Paul
G. BalBiger, Frank and Goldie
Stoops, Ruby and Zelma En eel -man,
Mrs. Starkey and Miss
Daniels; Duet, Frank and Goldie
Stoops; Violin Duet, Mrs. Ruth
Mason and Miss Doris Wiltassist-
td b' MiM Swanson at the
piano; nymn oy me cnoir as
sisted by the audience; Prayer
by Roy. J. L. Jones; Duet by
Ker. and Mrs. . Starkey Solo by
Mrs. L. A. Doak. ' Rev. Jones
then addressed the gathering
with a short sermon that held
many words of good advice to
the young people. The gradua
tion exercises will be held in the
rini next Thursday evening.
THE BLAZING YULE LOG.
H HWa FreaeJewH Over the Chriat
aua Tree la Cntna,
The Cut-tat mae tree was-raraly saaa
la BmrlNiKl Mnttl mad popular by tba
Oarnias hoe band of Oueen Victoria.
aod, wfclW h ts nnlvarssl thers at the
an-eest awe. It Is tbsdCsIs leg snd the
mlatletoe that hoM tba center st aV
nsjvtlva. Lang before England sscsma
a CbrlMlss eeoatry tba Ynta log wne
burned m honor of. a pagas deity st
the winter aokttlca, and tba tawtlna
eawtt of Cheer and goad wUr- which
prevailed at that time anrvtvad wbaa
Cbrlatlaaltr aprasd abroad.
The featlvtuea tn Rngland begin with
the lighting of the Yule log on Chrleh
bms era. m ana? parte ef U eoan
try rhs whota fsmltj. Inemdlag
tnts. gather about Ihs hearth ssd
ewa th ttoag evening with rarsl
gaaiaa. Mesdsry .Jakes snd eft tsM
ChrtstSMS tataa" Oss ef the sldset
eaatoma abetmd m Rngland Is the
aaxrlsB' af Chriatmas earew from hoes
t banes by Chrtatams esralera
V th earasi anng aaday are st
A QweetlM af Paas.
The Jad derides that rertaln avt
denes was tendnuealMe. Caanwal tsafe
strong ecaathn ta the ralhag and ht
Nfcrted that It was adaabwlbls.
"I hnaw, yawr honor," aaU coaaael
warmly. tnet K la proper srimnea
Hers I haed been srscticlag st tba bar
rr fectj yeara. sad new I want ts
know aT I am mi ta ha 8 feeir
-That." sjatettv replied the Jans.
n nseatlan af last and sat sf law, as
1 wont peas any sptnton apea tt, ha
wUI let the Jary
"WHITE. STAR
FLOUR ;
. ( . -. . . ., , -
Made From Morrow County's Finest Wheat.1,"-
.Arw YouUsin.lt? It Not ? Begin Now!
SPECIAL Cash Price
At The Egi City Gash Store, Joe Mason, Prop,
Odd Fellow Bldg. , ' lone, Oregon,
BUY Your SHIRTS
Ties, Socks, Suspenders, Pro-Knit Underwear
. B. V. D. Underwear, Overalls, Jumpers, iVash
Shirts, and things to numerous to mention.
Everything Guaranteed To Give Satisfaction.'
w . ,w
PURrTpVTOOD and have replaced or get
products ; yourmoney back-
Egg City
Joe Mason, Prop.
$50,000.00
to Loan oi. Approved Real Estate Sec
urity, by The Bank of lone, lone, Oregon
, Prof. Ll A. Doak expects to
leave for a yacation trip sun-
day with his family. He will be
back in the fall in time for the
opening of school. .
Cornelius Crawford wag down
from Heppner Saturday to be
present at the Track Meet. -
A Great Cateh af Blrda,
There la twrtalu renneylvanla farm
er who la t lover of blrda. ret at the
tame time lutea to nine a fair propor
tloa of fruit, ao Mat suniuar be was
sresttr troubled wnen tba woodpeck
ers fairly awa rated on tua cherry trwea,
eating their All and carrying a Way
, lants quantities to their nesting places,
8ometbig msat be dons to aav Sis
'barrlea. ana as be could not brlog
tiliueeif to kill the Mrda. b Invented
asothar method. He noticed tost the
woodpeckers navnr Saw 'among the
limbs uutll after they bad aHshtad aa
ibe trunk snd parked around for a
abort Urns, no be got s lot of pole
that war taller tbea tba cherry tree,
bowled a pot among th branches of
each tree. . rested ths bun on the
ground and let eeveral feet attck eat
nbsvs ths topmost twins. Tba wood
peckers eoua got 'lata ths nottsn at
flinging As the upper ende ef the petes
before they SMd s raid os tn ener
rlaa, and whlht la that attitude ths
former would run under tba tree with
as ax and bit tba pole ae bard as
rosM oa tb oapoalth aide front wktea
hs Mrd waa cllolag. Th aaddan
Mow asvarlahty atsnned tba wot
iwar and made It tumble as ths
ajraaud. and before It had a entines Is
rem ta tea aenaea ths farmer parked It
Jp and ant it Into a L-sket. In tfew
ay ha eaptured fonr dosas mm
peck ere mrtdi r s fMtnlgM wttboat
killing or even pirmanantiy Injuring a
elagt Olrd. Than, arsen ths Cbariy
rrop had been gathers a, he tsrnad
Cawae at HBaHry. r
"What are yos amghlag abantr
."Blinks has smved as Great Keen.
1 doat as saytataw saith atartt
raany m hm'
"ttwt a wvnra a mvsataan aaraaa
la ldaw 1-
BUet Raaae 1JD8 Feet NHL
Calton. CaL-lghty thasaasd pauaihJ
ef drnanwl war need tn en
here t demoHah part ef Meant
s hill boat 1 feet high. The
crammed a nnre portta af thi
ind sncsvsrad MWons sf saaa sf
Every Article ""
GUARANTEED
If not satisfactory, return
Cash Store
v
lone, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Olden r
were in Saturday evening to at
tend the High School doings.
. 'J
E. M. Shutt was in Monday on'
mmmt i.i mmi wuv 111 VBIrHr"
day evening with his family to
attend the High School Play.
George Whitcpfnb and party-
were in Sunday from the Mor- ,
flraa district. -
Frank Engleman went to The
Dalles this week with E. R. Lun
del to bring back a fine Reo for
E., JB.- Lovgren of Eightmile. -This
is the seeond cat of this
make to be sold by Mr. Lundell
this month. .-, - - -
Quite a number of autoe from
Lexington and Heppner were in
lone Saturday and Sunday. " The
fans in these two towns know
where to come Jo get their
money's worth, lone has the
only base ball team in this see- -
tion that brings home the bacon
every time they go after it
The Ions High School present
ed the play. "The Country
Squire" at the Rink Jast Satur
day night The ball was well:
filled and everyone seemed to en
joy the performance. The pupils
were well trained aud the stag
ing of the play showed' eareful
attention to detail that would do
credit to a "real" theatre com
pany. The receipts abofe
pensea will be used to help ont in -the
school work. ' ,
" Walt Puyear had bis thumb
severely injured Monday evening
playing ball. It was attended to
by Dr. Chick. -
Mrs. Lou Davidson returned
from a trip to Newport where
she has been attending the con
vention of the ftebakaos.
Mrs. Starkey left Monday
morning for home. Rev. Starkey
will stay s few day a. " K
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