Announcement
g Extradinarypl
Our Spring and Summer lines" are in, containing a most wonder
ful selection of fabrics for Suits, Overcoats and Trousers.
Come and look them over everv if you don't, buy. 'Twill do
your heart good. ' ' : - "7"
LISTEN
We have some inside information on the clothing line. Better
see us
NOW
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Tailors
Keep Ybur Eye On This Space
Oregon
Cascade Locks
Twenty-three inches of snow.
Too much.
One-third
with grip.
of the people Bick
Card parties are all the rage)
Sunday evenings ho exception.
J. F. Elliott's store and post
office at Wyeth was robbed
Saturday night. Bread, bacon
and candy were the things the
thief needed.
The
Scrap Book
Alice Tom kins, who has been
quiet ill and under the doctor's
care for some time, is reported
better. We are glad to hear ft
Judging by the black eyes,
bruised shins, cut nose, lips and
cheeks, the kids are having a fine
time coasting.
Some don't like it that W. D,
Trotter received the appointment
aa road supervisor. Others do,
so we think the "odds are even."
Our genial barber, A. W.
Meyer, has his whits apron on
again, ihe grip had him for a
week.
Couldn't Stand tha Heodoe.
He was a colloge boy. bome for va
cation, and bin mother's cook bad pre
vailed upon him to lend her $6 for two
woelu. Much to the iturprUe of the
family, cook departed from her prac
tice of keeping such fundi Indefinite
ly and paid the debt promptly. When
questioned about It she eeld:
"No; dat boj never once ask no far
dat money. He never dun me at all,
but when 1 serves hla late breakfast
In de morn In' be always leave five bis
cuits on de plate when be used to eat
'em all, an' be tells me he likes Ave
lumps of sugar In bis coffee when ev
erybody knows dat'e too sweet. Den
when i goes In my kltcben 1 finds Ave
raw potatoes on mj table an' Ave
lumps of coal laid by my stove. 'Dam
Uvea Jes' natchull bants me. so I
pays blm-New York Poet
lMtMMHIIIfttMI
Only nine out of a usual 49
were out to Sunday School. Grip
and snow being reported as the
cause of keeping the others away.
f -
We miss the Tahoma. " She is
frozen up down at Cape Horn.
The pool rooms have been
quite busy the past two weeks
owing to the heavy, weather out
side keeping nearly everyone in
the house.
' LARDED DAN DI LIONS,
Wash and cnt up flm four
pounds of dandelions and pot
them In a stew pan. At the same
time beat au egg and add K to a
large cup of cream, mixing the
two on the Ore unUI thickened.
Then add a piece of butter the
else of a nut two tabiespooafali
of vinegar, salt and pepper te
please. Turn tbla nance oa the
leaves, mil and stir tutll they
a re tender. Serve fa rata bed
with lltue pieces of fried bacon.
Of course this mast men that
the greens sre cooked before to
sauce ts added. -
Pssslng Judgment.
Producer Xbe comedian seemed
nervous. What they needed waa life.
Critic You're too severe! Twenty rears
would be enough. Judge.
The Sible.
The Bible has been so called only for
tbe laat 700 yean, it waa formerly
called "The Books" or the "Divine U
brarr.- ' t,
Billiard ad Pocket Billiard. Cigar and robacto. Praia mad Caao
-
Ufe Pastime
Harlam McCortfy Prop. ' ( '
Uaim Street 7 low Oregon
SCHOOL NOTES
by- .
S. E. NOTSON, Supt
Tbt writer visited the Lexington
School last week. Tbe new bulldliw
Is almost complete. Tbe Board of
Directors are planing to put th
school In the class of standard high
ecnoois. They are alio making
arrangement to Intro -luce a ftUI
course In domestic science next year.
Tbe manual training- wor which be
been Installed this year, la proving
ery popular. The auditorium
ample and la well arranged. Tale
will male posaable many advantage
ous feature. ,
Frank Ruisel left for Morgan
Sunday, morning to attend to a
little business for hia company.
Frank Engleman was a Hepp
ner visitor Monday evening
returning Tuesday morning.
Chas. Nanneman was in from
the ranch Tuesday.
John Kiehn and Mr. Stoops
were in Tuesday, from the ranch.
A fine new lot of hams right
out of the smoke house are on
sale at the Holgate Meat Market
Try them.
Milt, R. Morgan waa up town
Tuesday morning , for the first
time since his illness He is doing
fine and we hope this spring
weather "will keep him improving
The1 night services, at the
Christian Church next Sunday
will be a treat to all who attend.
A large children's choroua wul
sing and wiU give several indivi
dual 1 selections. Mr. Reynolds
will speak on the subject "Jesus
the Christ." In the morning
the sermon topic will be "A Dead
Church." Great Bible School
at 10:00 a, m. ' y
The weather turned warm last
Sunday evening' with a slight
rain falling. Monday- the sun
came out and the.jfnow started
to dissapear ., slowly.. WillowM
creek is running quite a lot of
water, bat no damage is ex
pected. - - x.
Clarence Hessaltine has been
teaching school in place ofTirs.
Puyear, who has been on the
sick list the past week. .
J, E. Cronan left for Heppner
Sunday evening and returned
Monday morning to Portland.
He has been stalled in lone since
the trains have been blockaded.
DO NOT OVER LOOK
THESE PRICES FOR CASH
Mens underwear $3.00 . values now " $1.75
Mens Wool Shirts $2.25 to $3. Off values 41.75
Mens heavy Sweaters $2. 50-$4. 00 values. $1.50
Ladles underwear $1.00 values now. .40
Childrens underwear 50c to 75c values .25
Heating stoves $12-$25 values 25 per cent off
Mens shoes all $5.00 values now for - $3.95
Ladies shoes $4.00 to $5.00 values , $3.40
Childrens shoes $1.50 to $2.50, 25 per cent off
These Prices Will Be Good
:s::M fori 0 Days
BERT MASON
IONE
OREGON
only a few. teachers have
ettrolle with the Extension
Department of the State University
tor tbe reading of tha circle work
This should not be put off until vac
ation. Do not delay. According to a
recent court decision a teacher's con
tract la not valid unless hie certificate
ha been registered, and no certificate
can be. re filtered nnlesa the reading
circle work has own done. The State
Superintendent la Insisting that the
county superintend adhere rigidly
to tbe requirement. -Teachers who
expect to qualify tor tha profesalona
certificate to be Issued for pro
lonal Interest should read at least
two, of -the reading circle hooka.
Many rural teachers are taking p
tbe National Rural Teacher's readuur
circle wor. If yon have not reclevvd
bulletin In regard to this work.
wnw w i. b, Commissioner of
Education Claxton, Bureau of Eds
cation, Washington. D. C. and aak
tor one,--II you, are a rural teacher.
you will Bud tt to your advantage
snow about this work, it u
to
Indorsed by nearly every State Sud-
erintendent and a large number of
county auperlnteiHlenta.
For County Clerk '
- ..
To the Republican voters of Morrow Courityr
X hereby announce that T will bo a candidate for the
Office of County t'Jerk nt theJ'rimaries to be held
May 19, 1910. . . ttm .
Respectfully ' ! '.
J. A. Waters.
Prssswt Jumpers)
Political Announcement
I hereby announce uj eandtdaav
tor District attorney of Morrow
County. Oregon, subject to tbe will
of the republican voters at the llay
primaries. T
pd.adv. GJenY. Wells, ? .
A tedy trtevoasly tormented with
corn oe ber to wss advised by oa
of her Meade to anoint H with nbqa
pborns, whkh la weak moment bo
did. but forgot to toll her koebsnd so
fore retiring at otgbt It had Just tnra
4 U wbea tbe husband awoko and
was startled te as something spar
kHag st the foot the omL Be bad
never board off a Brefly km the locality,
nor did be over tomemfcor aeotag suek
a terrible hMktng ebiect as tha too
p rousted, toacamg earorolly oat of
bed Oil he found one of ski sHpcor.
bo raised tt klgh m tbo ah- and brought
tt dowv wHk great forco npoa Ike aua-
tottous rigkt
A shriek and aa avalanche of be-
dotkos, aad aM wae over. Whoa at
but ho released biasalf from tbe bed-
etothea be dkMOverod km wife arim
Ho bor too aad groaamg la a tor
aor of tbo bsavoem. bat ako had gov
rk of that iknspaorataa ora.-LaMM(
Oraaale.
Bert Mason returned home
Sunday evening from a short j
trip to the Hot Springs. He says I
the snow is very deep there in-il FV
many places being over five feet ,
On the level. -
' Art Crawford of the Gazette
Times was down Monday-to visit
his father and mother of lone.
He returned to Heppner on the
evening train. - ,
Do you want to trade your
land for other property? We
know of a number of good lot
and parcels of city property that
is up for a trade deal for Morrow
County land. Come in and tell
us what you have and we will
put you... in touch with these
people). -. F. Wallace Sears,
Box 162 lone, Ore.
Middle aged lady wants a posi
tion aa cook in Logging Camp
or big ranch or houaekepping
for gentlemen. Address L.
W. T. 462 Vanburen St Cor-
vallia.Or. 86-38
The Union .Christian Endeavor
will giro a eoMai. next Friday sight.
February 11 In tbe BufflDRton bid. at
7:30 The public m cordially Invited to
attend, ftefreshoienta will be nerved
AU Endeavorora are requested to
bo preaant. - Hoys bring coffee cream
and sngar, girls bring eooklee and
paatory.
Announcement
7 "We be to announce7 to "our many "
patrons, the opening of our up-to-date
Optical Department, under the manage
ment of DrlD. R. HAYLOR, whose,
ability is certified by the state board of
Examiners in Optometry . , ;,
. . With three years of practical ex
perience, prescribing glasses and one -:
year of special study on the eye, enables
him to give srthorou&h and reliable ex
amination for the many errors of refrac
tion the eyes are subject to.
And to scientifically prescribe and,
adjust glasses that will give satisfaction.
Will permanently locate an office
with
WM. HAXLOR
HEPPNER, OREGON
Walter and Harold Doblus, came
la Wednesday evening from Port
land.
Bin Barlow and wife arrived Wed
nesday on tbo train.
Notice for Publication
Department of tbo Interior. V. B.
Land Ofllee at The Dalles, Oregon.
February 1st WIS
Notice hi hereby given that alary
K. Ball, of lone, Otvgott, Who oa
March ISta lew, made Homeatend
oatrv. No. Oet&tf. IDT I H. B.V,
Section M: Township 1 -Sooth. Rana
SS-EaV WUIaaaetta Meridian, baa
Died aottoe ol Intention to make
AnalSve year proof, to establish
claim to the laaS above described,
before C.C. Patarraoa. U. 8. Coeanla.
aloaor, at Heppoor, Oregoa( on the
mkday of March ISIS. Claimant
naaore aa wltneaaea: John A. 1U
Ibiin, Frank H. Wllooa, Edgar J.
Batt and Adrian Bngtewaa all of
lone Oregoa.
H. Frank Woodcock
. Bagtotar.
What New Buildings Do You
Need Thisear.
HAW C.lfVkW Haima)
new Granary? :
Machine Shed? . .
A new House? r-w..
A new Barn?
A Silo?
A new Hog House?
I If you want and need one or more of these " improve
inents you should be getting your plans for them shap
ed up now and ..
i '": Tum-a-Lum Planning Service
will help not only in pi an nine: each building but in locat-
it to the best advantage in relation- to rour other -
V- A Farm Plan ' :..'.
is a good thing to have in mind and on paper we wflT
help you prepare one if you wish. , . - : ; '
C u I These Are Planning Days : V
There's no other time of the year when you - can do it
so well. Tou can do it to the beat advantage at this
office. No extra cost. Use as soon and often. ;
lum-a-Lum Lumber Co
S Sea Cronk or R. P. Weig. about it at their
. ' . offices at Ions and Lezina-ton. Orerori. . , ' "
Sunset in In its new form is a
daisy.. Its owning: to oar ex
change table brings s little ray
of sunshine.
Don't forget that the Journal
office haa s few packages of those
seeds left. Call and get a pack
age. They are for the voters.
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