The Ione independent., June 26, 1925, Image 4

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Are proud an j giaa to
. That they appreciate the help
Of these who toon will jfo away,
Morethrfn a score of lad its
Hope in their hearts todap
Both Fredrickson and Grad)
Will come again to stay.
Mrs. is leaving to join her hus
at Irrigon where he has a garag
business and Mrs. Grady is soon
t 1 ve or The Dt lei.
11. E. Warner and family spei t
the weekend at Walla Walla visit
ing relatives.
A Qualification
The inapt of lift a re generally ac
.ulred by people wbe bar plant? af
Slaxar.
Lit J on and Pan
At the beftaalnf of tht Elahteenth
eentnry Parti equaled London In pop
alatloa and no doabt aurpaeted It a
aonie earlier period. Tbe foot hit
which England gained In India gavi
London a fresh aoure of wealth
thrown Hi rirb commerce with th
' Orient ; It waa then that London forgetl
permanently ahead of Parti In ttie
number of Inhabitant!,
Fatal to Friendship
No man erer forglvea yon after yon
are forced to pay the note yon Indorsed
for blm. Rochester Tlmee-l'nlun.
ORGXN ITEMS
'ettyjohn and family were
on Noah Pettyjohn and
Sunday,
I Harbiaon and son Robert
n Heppmr Monday havinp,
work done.
and Mrs. E. G. Morfan of
iacres were calling on Mr.
in Lexington Thursday,
ed Pettyjohn and familj were
ngS. Edwards Sunday.
.G. Morgan and family spent
idaywithWate Crawfoid in
a.
8, F. Morgan and family wen
lone Saturday.
Several of the young peop'
urn Morgan attsnded the riane
n lone Saturday.
Mrs. Esta Bauernfeind and sun
Jartin were the dinnergupst o
Ir. and Mrs. Noah Pettfjohi
'unday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harde l
no son were in Cecil Thursdi J
tvening.
E.H. Turner, Robert Harb'gorv
lal and Elvin Ely w.rked tlx
nads the past week.
Mrs Bert Palmateer and sm
Teddy returned home from th
.he valley Sunday.
Ambition Almort Realized
We knew a cashier who w-lahed V
one of the 400 and now he 1 No
187. Santa Barbara New a.
Combines for Sale
CHEAP
16 ft. Holt with motor.
9 ft Decring with motor.
See
WALT CORLEY,
lone
n;: - - r. rr - '7 r: n n n rlmmjrrj p
Happinn t$ Not Advertised
True hujiplneat la of a retired na
ture, and an enemy to pomp and
nnise; It arise, In the Brat place, from
(lie enjoyment of one'i self, and la
the next, from the friendship and
conversation of few aelert com-luinlona.
Venturesome Af
The man who (tops to make lure
he la right before going ibtad nowa
day! Ii trampled on by ereral then
and pereona who are wUUng to take,
a chance. Flint Journal.
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Famous Sevan Cities
The Srn t'ltl of Cibola, belong
It to t.'.e KM rlh of Indiana, which
(iM unlnl the sl'i uf the present puebla
of Kunl, In we ti u New Mexico, were
held In renown by early Spanish ex
liiorera in Me.ro.
Cherish Your F r tends
A friend wIimii you huve Im'i gnln
lug during your whole life, you ought
Hot to he Oloflvnaetl with In a mo
ment. A atone I many yean becom
ing ru.iy; tu! o care that you do not
i!eatroy H In an Instant igatnit
ilher itone. HuaJI.
paazzi: sr,
ITfl
EASONhalestofthe
yea:.
ittwtfcxsmilrtr.o:
'JNertles blood and bram
3 andsmifes
Into life the old delidhts
We have tested in our youth.
And our graver years.ior soothi
How adain the boyish heart
Leaps to see the chipmunk start
From the brush and sleek the suns
Wery beauty as he runs !
iiuw tyaui a ouuuc iiuu
Ofcrusned pennyroyal or mint,
SendsiBtoourkneestasvhen
We were truant boys of ten
Brown marauders of the wood,
Merrier than Robin Hood1.
AMES . WHITCOMB HR1
- J.
P-rr.-w m pus
I ' i 19 L
I nil 1
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1 SPi
s
Picture Ahead!
Kodak as you go
Then bring
tousfo
Mr
Kodak films
nishing
BULLARD S PHARMACY
Oil-Cookstove Work
is "City Easy" and Cool!
1 CTIORKINGwithagood ,
yyo cookttovc n cool
work and Map" no fire
to tend,-nothing but match
to iicht. a wick to turn and
you're done! Noi elesa, simple, $ftt
By uurto good oil cookitove von
make your kitchen-work ii simple
and Mciiy eaay" si it thomU k! And
whn your dealer recommend Pearl
Oil a the Ira kerosene to ue he'i
right! Pearl Oil it specially refined
and n-nfatj to it bum cktml And
it won't corrode metal nn nilu .m.tl
0Hing but bright beat-producing
name
"Kerosene" or "Coal Oil" mav
mean uy kind of kerosene to insist
j on pure, clean-burning "Pearl OiT
aK ior it try mame
Ifllila
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
PEARL
OIL
(KEROSENE)
McCORMICIl DEERING
Once Harvester-Thresherf;
yfr Specially built for Hillside-Harvesting. Will level
ind it $
on hillside up to a 65 per cent grade.
and it's
ALL
Over
Thl
Karl L. Beach
Lexington, Ore.
year Invest in a "Once over and If ALL OVER" Machine.
Saylo yourself, "I cannot afford
to de without it". This machine is
a proved success, having been used
in these part for a number of C. W. SwanSOn
years ana me new leveling aevice
and superior construction make
it athoroly modern and up to date
machine'in every way.
Come In and let us (how you
how you can save money, Jime
and labor by investing In one of
these machines,
All But Halt
"My poor fellow," tuilil the Indy,
'tere la a quarter for you. (J.mhIiih.
Itraclout, It mutt be tlreuiirul to be
liune, but mt think bow much worse
itrwould be If you were blind."
"Yer rls-ht, lady," agreed the ln-ggr.
"when I waa blind I wa always get
ting countRrfi'lt money." Judge. '
HIS HEART IN HIS HEAD
lone, Oregon.
m i
"He's a cold itropoaltlon a
cabbage I" '
"Hmw' thatr -"Out
bit heart In hit bead."
regulai
'TILSON and BARLOW
WEDDING
at the home of Mr, A. M. Tilaon,
Hbrmlitors, on Sunday June21it.
a verey pretty wedding waa sol.
emnled, when Mr. 0r L. Barlow
and MUa Anna Bern Ice Tillaon
were united in Holy wedlock In
the pieienceof the members of
bath families.
Miss THIson has been a popular
seacher of the lone school for
tmst; thrte yars, while Mr.
Barlow is one of the prominent
rancher of the lone action.
The bride was charmingly
downed In i white charmeuse
satin with allover silver lace.and
was the recipient of very many
btautiful girls.
Both were active members of
the Odd Fellows of Morrow
County, and were married ty the
G and Master. I 0. 0. P. of
Oregon, the Rev. Henry Young
of Hermiston. '
After a sumtuous wedding din
ner the young f k left mid
howers of rice and good wiahes.
for an extended honeymoon trip.
!
AntUnt Naailiarf TttUi
Tba tltlea nr Mm atthtiav t
Armenian rai n dale I iH (a aiur
thaa S.UUV yeun Iteurt- m r rt. 1
Anciri( Catl.eJratt
Titer ar no fewer tliun tlx ruthe-
drala ind on burgh In KrntlHnd which
can In lU'-t) lay rlulni In TIN) yean of
authentic eilttenr.
t Sola Valua at Survayi
A public itirvey It in eliliorata way
of making you believe what you al
ready know. Atrhltou Globe,
Sha V tad Hat tya$
Old lira, (iteta wit down at (be
wharf at midday teeing ler niece off
a a trip. Glancing aloft the m
marked: "Well, they'll aoon be ittrt.
lag, my dear. Both funaela ar tuxik
lug aid tay wouldn't Ut both fun
nel Juat to get laaca." nun
Tranacrlpt,. ,
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Attention Farmers !
DON'T
Be Inconsiderate
With Yourself
When you come to know that your
fuel is almost gone.
; It pays to investigate fuel prices at
THE FARMERS.
I When you are in need of fuel at reas- f
f onable prices-
See Us.
Parmer's Elevator Co.
lone, Oregon. ,
IIMIIM IISSSSSIIIWIIMIMIIUSS
Cut Machinery Cost
In Half
The man who leaves his machines in the fields Is pay
ing, by depreciation, for an implement shed, but not
getting the shed.
You can cut your machinery cost In half by prolong
ng its lite and usefulness. You can double the life of
an Implement by putting it under cover as soon as you
are through using it -
The cost of an implement shed to protect $2,000.00
worth of machinery is only a fraction of that sum.
We have many excellent implement shed plans to show
you, and we have the right material to build just the
kind and Size building you require. Do not: mak ih
mistake of building before ' you examine our up-to-date
implement shed plans, we will be glad to have you call
and examine them whether you arc building now of
later. , ' , i '
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.