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IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY h 1926
VOLUME XIV
NUMBER 38
EYE SPECIALIST
February 23.
Dr. Clark t will be In lone all
day and evening, Tuesday, Feb.
23rd, at the lone Hotel. Thoie
having eye trouble should see him.
Clarke-Stram Optical Co.
Merchants Truit Building,
Portland, Oregon.
WANTEDWORK
W. B. Shaw and wife are looking
for farm work. Shaw doei any
thing in farm work; wife le wood
cook. Adorena lone, Oregon, or
phone The Independent
"Lmngf U, tht Shin
The idle U tpokM of u tbt "Ulr4
, lung" bfiM f Um fid that tmle
Much win mi tier It dlaeharfad
(ram th buily tf MU ( U (kla
through Ibt luofi
Bullard' Pharmacy has taken
the agency for "Whitman's Choc
olates". Known anywhere in the
U. S. A.
fmUry Farm
Of U the ternu a lb. Unlt4 BtalM
SOJ tr fat k9 poaiiry. Tba Mull
at aabr af pottllr, ft Hrm to
Cotwd la tka aoniUni part af U rtaa
try M4 Ua fraatMt aaaikw la Ota
Cvairal Waal, la OaUforala ! to Maw
'traa.
Fritndthip
Tha axnt I can do for tar frtand la
UinplX to ba kla frt.od. 1 bare M
iltb la baatow oa him. II ba koowi
that I am bappjr la lovlag kla ba will
waai bo otlwr rawarC la sot (rlaad
aklp dlflaa to IbUT Tkoraaa.
SEE!
WHAT?
Wanderer or the Wasteland.
WHERET
At Legion Hall.
WHEN?
Friday Evening. February 26.
Show begina at 7;00, sharp.
All scenes in natural eolors. A
' tit picture of t great story.
Ana! Shmrpt mni Flmtt
Itoale la aid la bnatoaaa. mm as
ISortty. Sara bow waold baatoaai
tat aiaaf wltbaat aotasf-Wtoataa
Salra Jaarnal.
Eye Examinations by Dr. Don
R. Haylor, 1207 -08, Seillnp
Builblug. Portland. Oregon.
Dr. Haylor will be in Heppner.
February 20, 21, 22 at Haylor'
Jewelry Store.
Futvlimr Bmrh.
Lata bark la tka lanrr bark af ear
ral apMlaa of traaa. tha beat kaava
Wing tha lara bark traa af Janata
II la raadllr datarbad la abaaU ar lay
ara Ilka birch bark, aacb lajar baloi
a dcllcaca artwork af Bbar.
LEXINCTON ECHOES .lAMl? HPrPATOll
KMC VEICAlJi
UXINGION (MI-
MAR SCHOOL
Miss Gatha Brashears of Tone
is a visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gsylie Johnson,
Chas. Gray has sold his ranch
for business and residence prop
erty to E. S. Miller who recently
disposed of his ranch interests
and came to Lexington to mike
his homo. Mr. Miller will boo
sted io the management of the
transfer by his son Glenn.
Mr. C. W. Valentino is preptr
ng to btild s modern house at
his rancn on Heppner highway.
Mrs. Ed Durau wu called this
week to the ranchf home of Roy
Compbell to assist in the cart of
members of the family who are
ill with influents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kelly will
return this week to Hermiston,
their former home. Harry Duvall
has purchased Mr. Kelly's ranch
aterests.
The members of Mrs. Geo.
AUyn's Sabbath school class were
entertained at aValedtine party
the aid rooms of the Congrega tdle to score until
tional church Saturday evening,
sncy eostussei ahd games appro
priete to the day followed by
dainty refreshmeuts served to1
make the occasion an enjoyable
one for all present.
Greater Value Lower Pace.
Mm Tim nx tipi tit Flma tmuimtrt J tpi
9 SiniAL STORIES i.T.
50 SPECIAL ARTICLES XrtS&tZZT
203 SHORT STORIES teS.teM
MptSj. A that Ufa).
DONT MISS THIS GREAT YEAR!
OFFER No. 1 OFFER A
2i YU'' C 1. TVa YaalVa Ciaiaaal.a
Si Mr Umm. SS klr Imm . . SL00
JUaW4 (raai I1SO g. MaCaffa SUfada . 11.00
Now Only $2.00 AH for $2050
rmrmm, IU IW1U I VWMANION,
Karl Beach who returned Mon
nay from his over Sunday visit at
Walla Wlla reports ois sons as
II with mild influensa, '
For Sal.
12 Tons of mixed alfalfa and
barley hay.
U U Sargent
BANK OF IONE
ESTABLISHED IN 1903
CONSERVATIVE
PROGRESSIVE
STRONG
Conservative enough for safety
Progressive enough tor service
Strong enough for any storm
IONE OREGON
iimmi
- The Iont Grammar School Bas
ket. Ball Five played s return
game to Lexington last Friday
afternoon at 4:00 o'clock.
The lone boys defeated Lex
ington but the opponets threaten
ed several times. 1 he game was
much tougher then usual but
verey fast and exiting.
At the end of tbt first qaarter
the score wu 4 to 0 in Ione's favor
In the next quarter Lexington
showed s:me pep and put In
basket making it 4 to 2. '
. In the third quarter both teams
came dack harder then ever.
At the end of the quarter the
score was 7 to 6 in favor of Lex
ington. Then Lexington sent in
a sub. wituowt reporting to the
refferee which gave Johnnie Eu
banks a free throw that was
completed and evened the score,
Io the last quarter the teams
becamede sperate. But neitherwa
the
Liquid Smokt and Ham Pickle
Bullard's Pharmacy
For Salt
A Good Violin and Cast.
Inquire at this oflict.
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will sacrifice high-grade piano
n storage near here for immedi
ate tale. Will give easy terms' to
established home. For full partic
ara and where it msr be seen, ad
dress Portland Music Co.. 227 6th
Street, Portland, Oregon.
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
Tbt Legion Theatre has the
following pictures contracted for
for, and wiH show tnem in th
order named. This is the very
best list of pictures that waa tvtr
brought to lone and ara worthy
of your support;
Feb. 26. The Wsndtr of tht
Wasteland.
Codt of tht west
Tht devils ca'go
The air mail
The Charmer
Adventure
Old home week
Tht top of tht world
Welcome Homt
Tht night club
Are parents ptoplt
Oaths to paradise
Light of wester stars
The shock Punch
Cut this out snd keep it for
futurt reference. We will only
rsist prices when tht prict of
Dronram compels us to. Dont
miss a singla number of this eon
ract. American Legion
lone Oregon ,
very last
of the quarter. With only one
half of a minute it was Ione's
ball out of bounds. Tht ball wai
passed to Johnnie he wss guarded
to closely to try for goal so he
passed back to Dan Head who
was not guarded. He tried for
a goal which wu completed and
broke the tie. Making tha score
9 to 7 In the favor of IONE.
The Iont girlt plsyed st Lex
ington snd defested the Lexing
ton girls by s score of 16 to 8.
Altbo the Lexington girls werr
outclsssed they showed good
coaching and lots of pep.
Abvance Kumely Combines.
Best machines. Best terms.
Psul G. Balsiger, Agent. x
LESTER BAKER BRINGS
BRIDEUMONE
Mr Lester V. Baker and Miss
iSylvia White were united in mar
riage February ' 10th, st Walla
Walls, Washington, st the First
Presbyterian Church, Reverend
H. S. Richards officiating.
After congratulations wert ex
tended they wert givtn a htarty
shower of rice snd many beautl
ful presents.
Mr. Baker is sn only brother
of Mrs. M. R. Morgsn snd Mrs
E. R. Lundell snd wss born snd
raised in Morrow County
Mrs. Bsker wss bom in Idaho
and has lived in Waitsburg fo"
several years.
They spent the weekend in
Mar. 6,
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. . 20,
,. 27,
Apr. 3,
. , 10.
17.
,. 24,
May 1.
.. 8.
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29.
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Iont and were given s chsrivsti
by friends on Thursday evening.
The following Sundsy tht rela
tives gathered st tht borne of M
R. Morgsn snd spent tht dsy in
s jolly good timt.
Thost present were: Mr. snd
Mrs. Lester Baker of Walls Walls
Mr. snd Mrs. Alfred Nelson sud
familv. Mr. snd Mrs. Henry
Bsker snd faml y, Mr. snd Mrs.
E. R. Lundell snd fsmily, Mr.
snd Mis. M. R. Morgsn snd fsm
ily, Norman Swsnson and Walter
Bristow.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker returned
to Walla Walla Monday where
they will make their home. Their
many frelnds wish them happi
ness and prosperity through tbt
journey of life.
Stationery new and nifty.
Bullard's Pharmacy. .
Let Dr. Hess
Bo Ift
Put activity into yonr Horses,
Cows, Hogs and Hens by feeding
them Dr. Hess Remedies.
I have Dr. Hess' Stock Tonic,
Poultry Pan-a-cea, Louse Killer,
Dip and Disinfecoant, Fly Chaser
Roup Tablet, Healing Powder,
Worm Powder, Colic and Distem
per Remedy
Every package sold under
Positive GUARANTEE
Bert Mason
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