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VOLUME XIV
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1926
NUMBER 41
CHRIS! IANENDEAVOR
WILLOW BRANCH
UNION MEETS
Willow Branch L'halstian
Endeavor Union met in regular
session last Wednesday evening.
The meeting) wan held In the
Christian Church in lone.
Delegations were In attendance
from the Christian Endeavor So
cletl-i of Lexington and lone.
After a ahort devotional aer
vice and thn'ditipatch of some
matters of routine business, a
special was rennered by Lexing
ton and then all adjourned to the
church parlors where, after
some time spent in games and
co iVersatiou, a lunch was served.
Eh next meeting will be held
at ileppner. Meetings hereafter
will be heid on Tuesday evening
instean of Weflnesbay as formerly.
For hitches of all kinds see P.
C. Balsiger.
Bullard' Pharmacy has taken
the agency flr "Whitmsn'sChoc
olates". Known anywhere in the
U. S. A;
Aovance-Kumely Combine.
Best machines. Best terms.
Paul G. Balsiger, Agent.
SACKS?
See Smith at trie Farmer's Eleva
lor, lone
Sciential Mobbtd
Jovph I'rlmljr, tlir dlwoverer of
lygi d, rna. Iiwaiisa of hli ayuiuthlra
irllh lh Krnili ((evolution, attacked
In 1791 ttf a mob, which hmkt Inta
" and harm! Mi fcu and deatroyad
hli Inatru.uvQlt and naouacrtpta.
Whiteni Whin Va it
Walar la whl. h .iiilotis hm. lrii
boiling; la enrllrr.l Ir i. ,in,n wh (.
palmed walla
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Dr. A II. Johnston of lleppuer
will be in lone Tuesday and Fri
day mornings from 0 to 11 oclock
A. M. until such time as thct
may be a resident physician. Dr.
Johrihton will maintain his office
at Bullard's Pharmacy.
Mrs Archie Cochran died lasl
Wednesday at the Portland Open
Air Sanitarium and was nuriw
Thursday afternoon from Pear
son's Undertaking prrlors.
A 25 ct. bottle of HAT DYt
will make a new hat out of your
old one. Bullard's Pharmacy.
The railroad section speedei
jumped the track this rnday
morningand shook upand bruisea
the crew considerably. Theonle
serious injury wss sustained by
Blaine Blackwell who had a foot
and ankle quite badly bruised.
The speeder was traveling al
the rate of about twenty miict
an hour at the time of the acci
dent, which occurred at a point
about a miie above lone.
c
Dawning
See Morrow Hospital adv. in
another column.
Wed. evening, March 3. lone
Ludge No. 120 A. F. and A. M.
degree on to candidates alter
which a jolly good time was had.
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will sacrifice high grade piatu
in storage near here forimmedi
ate sale. Will give easy terms to
established home. For full par tic
lars and where it may be seen, ad
drus Portland Music Co., 227 Cth
Street, Port'and, Oregon.
GRAIN BAGSi
See Smith at The Farmer
Elevator. 15 & 15J cti.
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Owncrihip of Wild flees
The Imparl turn! of Agriculture lay
that wild ! rculljf bflcmi to the
persona who dlwovi-r tlicm. It la
KB Inst tli In tli rmmt atnt to rut
a bea Irea without firm iiUtiillilng per
uImIoo from Hit luiidnvvner. ,
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Poet'$ Small Reward
The tre:it Sjinnixli poet and nmrellat.
Cervnnti-n. rcci-lvcd Hire ullver apooni'
an the flrnt tirUe fur winning the treat
pm'tlr'Hl loiirtipy. which w held at
Siirwuo. Spain. In May, 1.7J5, Id hem
or of St. Ilyiiclutli.
LEXINGTON ECHOES
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If
lone Independent
JOB PRINT
Good Worh and Reasonable Prices
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I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Trea
surer of Morro County, subject
to the pleasure of the voters of
the Republican party at the pri
maries op May 21st.
I thank my many Morrow
County Irienda for their support
and confidence in the past and
hope to merit their support and
confidence in the future.
. Leon W. Brings
CLEAN UP DAY
By order of the City Council,
I hereby designate Saturday
March 20th as clean up day and
all citizens are requested to clean
up their premises and put rubbish
in boxes or other containers and
place same out in a handy place
where the dray ran collect it.
All manure piles muU be
cleaned up and kept off streets
and alleys, 'and barn and iota
Erjkept clear of filth.
H'-rf Maon Mayer
Airs Sylvanu3 Wright with her
son' William Wright, left Tues
day for Portland to consult a
epeciaiidt regarding Mr. Wrights
health.
BANK Of IONE
ESTABLISHED IN. 1903
CONSERVATIVE
PROGRESSIVE
STRONG
Conservative enough for safety
Progressive enough tor service
Strong enough for any storm
IONE OREGON
Rates reasonable.
Mifs Zena Westfall, Graduate
Nurse, Supt.
A. H. Johnston M. D.. Physi
cian in charge
Main 322, Heppner, Oregon.
MORK'mv oENiiRAL
HOSPITAL
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
The Legion Theatre has the
following pictures contracted for
for, and wid show tnem in th
order named. This is the very
best list of pictures that was ever
brought to lone and are worthy
of your support;
Feb. 2G, The Wander of the
Wasteland.
Young girls who are member?
of Mrs. W. 0. Hill's Bible School
Class enjoyed a number of pleas
ant hours followed by supper at
at five in the Church guild rooms
on Saturday afternoon.
A. L Hurickson of Pendleton
was looking after his ranch int
erests near Lexington on Mon
day. He paid calls among Lexing
ton's business nun,
FS. Miller and sons drove to
Hardman Sunday. Johnnie Milier
is employed near Hardman.
S. S. Stro .itman met with
bro'en nose in an accident at
Turn A Lum yard on Thursday
The injury is Improving under
Dr. McMurdo's care.
Mr. Ernest Frederickson and
little Ernertine are in Laxinglon
from Salem for a visit with Mr.
Frederickson wlo is row assisting
at the Gerald White poultry farm.
Reverend and Mrs. Wallace
Jones were in I me on Friday
afternoon, and evening to heai
talks at the Christian Church by
Reverends Swander of Eugene
and Drill of Pendleton. Mr. and
Mrs. 0, J. Cox acoompanied Ilcv
erend rnd Mrs. Jones to lone.
Get Your Plow Shares
And Extras
For John Deer Plows
SAVE
IN 1926
By Trading At
Bristow & Johnsons
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founl&in
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fount tun Pea
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pea has
a perlect filling device
Tliii device it the acme of timpKcity. Only
two movemrnts are required to fill a Water
man's pull out the lever and push it back.
Thit it ju: one of the ncod feature! that add
to the popularity of a Waterman's. Ak us to
fit your b.ind to-day.
Ballard's Pharmacy
The Kodak Store
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13, The devils ca-go
20, The air mail
27. The Charmer
Apr. 3. ' Adventure
, , 10, Old home week
, , 17, The top of the world
, . 24, Welcome Home
May 1, The night club
8. . Arc parents people
15, - Oaths to paradise
. , 22, Light of weBter stars
, , 29, The shock Punch
Cut this out and keep it for
future reference. We will only
raise prices when the price of
program compels us to. Dont
miss a single number of this con
ract. American Legion
, lone Oregon
The Congregational ladies verj
nleat-antlv surprised Gnandma
Booher at her home on Wednes
day afternoon. The hours were
spent at thimbles followed by a
dainty lunch enjoyed byall.
The Ed Pointer place which
hasten vacant for a year or
more is now occupied by A. M.
Edwards and family. Since mov
ing there Mr. Edwards has trap
ped a number of animals valuable
for their fur.
Lawrence Keany has moved to
the N. Whetstone ranch. His two
sons are now Lexington school
students.
Mrs. Fannie Clark has arrived
from Arlington to visit her dou
Rhter, Mrs. Ted McMillen.
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The Dorcas society will have a
sale of food and fancy articles on
Saturday, March the 27th.
Let Dr. Hess
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a rui acuvuy uuu yunr nuiaea,
,M " - !T.. - -J TT-- It. . fnnrl!Mrt
them Dr. Hess Remedies.
I have Dr. Hessf 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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