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Some people do not believe I can quote prices on
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The Egg City Cash Store
Joe Mason, Prop.
MORE
Youve
To Earn
ft bnt question alone of whether yon
want a better salary it's a hard condition
of life that you must face to protect your-
self and those dependent upon you.
Vow can't stand still if yon don't want
to go backward, you must go forward
that is, you'v got to w mort,
Earnins more means, holding a hetta
position independence, happiness,
cnance to pro viae iot we future.
Thousands upon thousands who once held low,
poorly paid positions now earn high salaries at a
result of letting the Iwtbkkational Cobbbsfomo
bugs Schools show them how to accomplish the
change. During last year about 4,000 students vol
untarily reported increases in salary amounting to"
orer two million dollars! 1 Every month an average of 300 men TOluntarily
report to us advancement in position and earnings. Why not make
YOUR start this month'
HOW-TO DO IT
Simply mark on the coupon
the position yon wish to secure,
then tear out and mail the coupon
to the International Correspond- .
net Schools. This puts you
under no obligation whatever but
allows our experts to adapt a
Course to your individual needs "
end-circumstances,
ree've got town mors mmmmy, "
Tkml. C. S. sMtM.
Witt yea takm te alert fdsy?
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H. A. Meek,
202 McKay Bidg.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS
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MIS0ELANE0U8
Fob sals My seven year old per
cheonmare Benrltta, Htate Fair
champion and dam olflve -sWat-
- prise winners. Also1 my sir year
old blaca stallion, "Dandy," State
Fair prise winner and aire of prise
winner. Fred W. Spineev IX inlka
WMt irf rhannn. Oro. - 30-8UI
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Hakkt -wi tiave law number
wealthy members. Thisctublsow
of the oldest and most successful;
strictly confidential, partleolai
free. The Reliable Club, Sire W ru
ble. Boa M, Oakland, Cal 7 Kt
J a aiu at uur abm fob aaLE On Ru
ral Roots andTelephoue line. Fer
"tile river bottom land. Center of
eragartieet growing district. Fact
ory aeeared. Will subdivide
Oeo. A. Barden, Grants Pass
Ore.
ron SALK-Jnst like rent, S acres ol
land near Drews?, Harney Coun
ty, Oregon. Good land. No Im
provements. One-third easb, bnl-
ance one-third annnal crop until
paid. Will take aod unincumbered
property aa flret payment If de
aired. Fries n00. Y. O. Box 488,
Vale, Or., care U. S- Bank. 7
wnm a.LB- acres, all In cultivation
-rnnnlnc water through place, fair
bulldloa-a, orchard, near eeaooi
and poetoAce; for term and par.
parttrvlara addreas Harry Dnnlap,
UAtasL Oresroa. B. Ofi 17-10
.ClaUaified adrertisiDf in the lone
Journal at way i bring rwuita.
If too have aomethinf that the
' people frant adrertise it and
you will get reswlU. , .
Do you want prompt attenion
tsaid to tout Drintina wants?
Coma to the JoUrnaL
WantMlWVnned tMaCb Diuma or
drWd peach plums. Inquire at
lone, Oregon
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Box MB, ftemtcoa. Pa.
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Portland, Oregon
Town Topics. ' .
Dsny a' town could call Itself "the
eity beaatlfur If It wasn't for the
people In It-Charleston News-Courier.
gome one says that New York pars
nearly half the Income tax. Tea, bat
wbere does New York get the mohej
to psy It wlthV-Detrolt Free Press.
We haven't yet JnTestlnted the
theory of sUndarlslnK the babies, but
we suppose' It means to bare sil the
babies of the country aa nearly like
those of Houston as possible. Bone
ton Post
Two Boston men had a fight over toe
question whether the name Woodrow
Wllaou Is a trochaic or an Iambic dime
ter. When It comes t the genuine
blown In the bottle carte re you've
gotta band It to Boston, Pittsburgh
Gaaette-Tiawa, -
AM If ma Fast estates yea,
Her sensUtM and storms lorsstt
Mo sbslns so unworthy to bold Jtm
As thoss of a vslo rerrst
ad or brisht, shs Is Ufclass sven
Cast hr phantom eras swsr.
Vor look back, ssv to Issra tae lasses .
Of a nobler strike Tatar- i
Rla, for tbo Jr fe) pssebv;
Ths sound that Too scarcely boar
is th encmr msrehins t battie-
Arlae. for ths to Is hsrsl
Otsy not to shsrp-our wsspoae.
Or ths hour will strike st Isst, ' ;
Whoa from dreams of a somlna katOs
Tee ssar waks to And It pl
; ,,-M-w.-,-AdUios A. Preeter.
Wbel the Mela Went) te Knew.
Oa ef ear leading actreeses wee ea
fin a auM and tmpreeeso epoa beff
the Deceealty of sot dlscnselng oat of
doore what she heard eald tndoora
There wasa't a single Ulna
tide booee tbat wasn't gossiped ever
by my mat msJd," added the actreaa
How do yoa think yoa eaa keep year
tongwe still r The would be ssskd
was taeosbtfol for a auaute. tbea
piped eat, -Please, eisdsni. Is Caere
toceaceair'
PHSawHIee.
Want Is sVfBcultyl Only a ward kt
stealing tbe degree of strength reqo
att for aeseapOahlnc particular ob
jects; a stars nettee or the attiaslty for
eaertloa; a sagbear te children and
foots; only a men stlaMlae te sm
t CmMe Hie.
-A srevarb save that fraw
goM fct the awning sod mad st tugbt.
ata tbat kra sad for eee at the
Be There ngan
Leek at the trsetb
satin an apple aflat
Dinners and Dinners
Ever little while gome enter
prising correepondent sendi out
to the daily preaa of the country
a glowing account of a "dinner
given by1 aome metropolitan mul
timillionaire. This twaddle ia
extended and amplified even "to a
description of the virtues of the
110,000 a : ear chef or the latest
pet monkey that ate from the
same table. -
We haven't any $10,000 chef.
and we don't hanker after the
company of four footed monkeys.
but we want to say right here
, that the fellow who eats at our
, table will get a meal set1 before
him that has more solid enjoy
jmentin it than any .of those pro
duced for multimillionaires and
.monkeys. And theres many- a
; man in this town who has the
same opinion of. the good old
fashioned dinners served, up by
his own -wife.
STORING SILVER.
When Net In Use Peek H Away frees
- the Ab
Silverware not In nee should be -pack-sd
away from the air. Take en ordW
aery wooden starch bos or ether boa
of convenient slat and pot the articles
.to be stored La tt, covering with Sour.
It polished when put away they will
be ready for Immediate; use when takes
set and the Sour brushed oC
. Or nut the stir away hi on bleached
outing- oannsl bags or bags made ef
canton aanneL Be rare the mstartal
Is anblescbed. for the cbemleaki aesd
to blanching will discolor stiver.
' Tbe dally silver should be kept hi a
drawer lined with canton Bannel or
cha mole, it should be cleaned wan
every day end polished once a week. -First
wssh It tborougbly m aoapsods
-with a Itttie soda tn tbe water. Bett
ing the silver tat tbe soapy aolattoa for
s few minutes fts good. Then poor of
the ends and pour on dean botllag wa
ter. Dry and polish with chamois skin.
Whitening wet with alcohol or snrest
ell, prepared chalk and cream of tartai
make good polishes for sHrer.-er tbe
whitening may " b moistened with
soapy water rubbed on tbe stiver, per
mitted to dry and then rubbed off- Dst
a soft brush to get the whiting oat ef
carved or engraved. parts. Wbere spots
on silver de not come on easily try
rubbing with tbe wet surface of fresh
ly halved potato.
A way recommended broadcast for
ctrmnlne; mrntsbed silver ta taJey M
a tin dlshneB must be tn with a
piece of sine and enough water to
corer and boll for a few eamutas or
entil tarnish dlasppeara.
The Cure. ,
l thought Mkliifllnt was dylngr
"H was. until be heard the dor tat
set Hoitiethlna aUnnt paying tbe debt
ef nature, sitd be yelled for hbt clothes
and si well.' - Philadelphia ledger.
A Pine Betfte. -Alfred
Pine-Your caddis Is missing
George ailnus-Where is tbe little beg
KarT Alfred PloeTbe ether boys ssj
belt gone Bablns because In tbe mora
big round yun dug him up such a Bar
supply of worms. Load oh Oplnloa.
THE CLOTHES CLOSET.
Method ef Keening Oeimsnte Nlet end
Sssweaaialag Spese.
Tbe usual atetbod of preparing a
closet for the proper keeping ef wear-
tag apparel la te place a row of books
slong tbe back and sods, with possibly
a lent rod extruding from one end ta
tbe other, from which imagers auy
be suspended.
As we all know. 1Mb sane that aa
meuta that hanf te tbe rear are not
very easy to get at. Only those ea tbs
rod ere la evidence, roe the ethers
we grope Mindly. gTaeptng a skirt to
discover whether It Is the Hue serge,
tbe gray telle or tbe white mohair we
waat And aa for the tblngnltoaptnd.
ed ea the hoots behind, they might as
wen be In trunks and boxes aa f at at
dkMngulsbJitg one from tbe other goes.
Now some elever wemaa hat found
tbat by fixing- a swinging rack very
mack an tbe order ef the towel nek,
a doaea arms aatendlne friendly endr
eat for twhllag garments tbe capac
ity as- well aa the eeaveatonce tre
bled. These arms are mede ef light
wood, ee they eaa be doubles, with
tight damps ea tbe eater ends that
sHp at a groove. hoMIn fast anything
placed ewe sen, la this way half g
toeen pairs ef treaters er the seme
ember ef sWrtt. baag by folded belts
meffbe ajrely and neatly kept la er
ear ea eae rack, and a there are twa,
eat at ettaer sad ef tae cteast er eat
with longer arms directly ta tbe sta
ter at the back, st wlH be each a eeav
fert to and doable the ameaat ef
reeat with ibiibI aU vtatMe vat
sat extra Haat ef say eert.
-Hewa
I asj toM, ef weeatary
nablto.'
"Mo sack thing! He
dtep." Baltimtre Amsrlrsm
They wto knew ns hew to net
Mr. those they fcava toaraee
ihlBgs are sttl agetrsat -Cemi
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V'' "On etspiar
Aa eawea kmda of mad,
Bv the war.
WhoWiU It Be
Flowers, plants and shrubbery
will beautify any yard- or any
borne. - A systematie cultivation
of them by tbe people at large
will mske a veritable garden of
beauty out of any town.
A few seeds, a little elbow
exercise and the work is done.
The principle occupation then is
to watch them grow. Women
invariably take the lead in the
beautifying of the home and its
surroundings, and we have seen
many women m this town who
are experts in this line, ...
This summer some one of these
women in this town is going to
have the most beautiful yard In
town.
Who will she bet
We would like to see every
woman in town strive to pe that
one. We would like to see every
women make of her place a spot
that is pleasing to the eye a spot
that attracts the attention and
compels the admiration of peo
ple as they pass by. -
We would like to see the hus
bands encourage the wives ii
such a laudable undertaking to
preforming or securing the man
ual labor necessary slight thoujtl
it be.
We would like to see this towt
converted this'summer into ont
of the show spots, of this statt
and we'll' personally join tht
procession any time it is former
What do you say brother, sis-;
ter? Are you game? .
.RECORD -OF- ASSISTS
TR0M THE OUTFIELD.
One Hasty Wright ef Cincinnati Set tht
Mark Veers Age. vri :Li'
Kred Clarke'a record ef four asmltts
from the outneld two at tbe plats
made la the game with the Phillies
several years ego, w unquestionably
an on us ual performance, but It is apt
a record. Nearly twenty years ago a
right D elder on the Cincinnati team.
lUsty Wright by name, beet thai
by at Wast two. It not three, and the
baa sty ef'tt was tbat every assist b
made. cot off a base bit Tbe Red
were -pitying- tbe Phillies at Broad and
Huntingdon streets, and there was s
tremendous crowd In attendance, ae
cessltatlna- the stretching- of tbe rope
to accommodate tbe overflow la tba
outfield. Tbey did dot carry tbe rope
so near tbe right Beld wall In thorn
dare, the, crowd as a rule surging asraj
la front of tbe old bicycle track.
This Wright seemed to be a prett)
wise gasabo and bad a rattling good
whip, tnetead of pitying la tbe turf
wbere the right Solder usually played
be measured his dlstancs so that h
coold back and get any ball tbat dl(
not actually go Into the crowd. Thl
brought trim pmottcslly equidistant bt
tween tbe ropes and the base lines
aa a result st! flies tbat went to hit
territory were either oats er two beet
bits, bat whenever a grounder wen-
out Us way .there was nothing to rt
He was really playing right neld-ebort
atop, and be nailed either sti or sever
men at flret on what would have beat
base bits under normal oondltkma.
NO FLUKE HEBE.
Id Watah Made en Heneat to Otodnttt
Bd Walsh bad aameroua things to re
krtoe about when be beat the Yankees
recently and tbowed that be really had
come back. Ia addition winning Ms
flret fnU game ef tbe year be held a
batter nttleat tbat be baa always fear
sd above all others.
When Walsh was at the- height ef
hit pitching fame a baseball writer to
Chicago went to bba and Inquired bow
be pitched to various barters. Big Bd
had at the tip of bis tongue methods
to circumvent Speaker, Oobb and
Crawford, but when tbe reporter mea
ttoaed Blrdls Cree Walsh had nothing
to aay.
-I doat knew what to give tbat faV
lew," Walsh eoaf eased. "He ktto atoat
everything I've got."
Cree came up in tbe eighth lnataf
at Walsh's comeback game with a
chaste to drive home a run, but Welsh
fanned Mm. And now the pitcher wtO
have to took for another hoodoo bato-
The Were -BetohJ
Laterally the weed ratoh Beanekn,
aad ambsratah tbe great king er ruler
ewer several ktnga, bat generally
saeakJag Ike tttise rajah, ssabarajah
end anwah have no greater tUaincsnce
than the weeds feudal lords aa aeed to
stedawval Oeset to Beroee. Many ef
rates have been emde by the wis ef
the reeratag chief, many bestowed far
storttortoas arts and deedaBarksaaa
A Fstss Wsasdatlea. -H
to not kae bow the bee, walefe
works three months In the year and
leafs nine, get the wpatoltoni ef
y "-Tunshs Caaetal. , ,
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H. H. Corey, kt a candidate fo the Hebubllcan nonri.
nation for the Public Service Coromlsaloner for Eastern
Oregon, be la the present secretary of tbe Commission.
and formerly acting; Secretary of State Mr. Corev hi
- .endorsed by the preaa aa follows: ,
. "Mr. tkirey to conceded to be one' of the most efft- '
dent and competent officials la the State's service at '
. Uile time." Portland Journal. . .
"Mr. Corey la a capable : man, eomes from Baker, .
and no doubt will get strong; support from the Bepub- '
Hcan party In Eastern Oregon. "Union Scout.
"He has ha Hour years actoal experience ta assist.
tna; tbe Commission In solving the problems of public
utility regulation .which should fully quality him for
- tbe office. "Baker Morning Democrat. -
Just Received
A new linef'esi'Tsnd Ted.-Tiiiw'
School Shoes, also a complete stock
of Men's and Ladies Shoes. We
carry' the celebrated line of Roberts
Johnson and Rand Shoes for all
wearers. New"gc6ds just received
in all lines. Come and get our prices ,
on first "class rperchandise.. .
F. S. BENDER & Co.
Main St.
&e IONE HOTEL
M. B. Hainea, Prop. West Main Street
All kinds of light and heavy hn
Independent Dray Line
Griffith ft Linn, Proprietors
loam.
Of coarse tbe best book Is
tbe beet book was the pocket
smart and failed.
j The Best BooK
, The bank book to better feooi than a pocket book.- The "
thief might steal your pocket book, or you mlgbt loee It la many
waya. It's gone for good too. But In east of accident we will
gladly supply you with anolber bank book and your .funds
will al ways be secured In our bn.uk. Place your dependence on
a bank book mreferenet to a pocket book every time. We will
furnish you a nlcene free any time you wish to open an ac
count. -i "
DANK. OF IONE
CITY MEAT MARKET
All Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats 1
Fat Stock Wanted at all times ;
S. 11. Holgate
Main St. ' t. lone, Oregon
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tiling dona at very naaoBaals
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the' Bible, The man who amid
book, tried , to. nnj aonvthlne;
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