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VOLUME XV
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUG. 27, 1926
NUMBER 13
RECEPTION
Friday erenlrg of last week,
friends of Mr. and Mn. W. C.
Koberts gave party In their
honor at Legion hall. They ware
first taken for a short sigh see
ing trip about the city at the end
of which they stopped at the hall
where a company of a hundred
or more awaited their coming.
A two act comedy entitled "Se
lectin a Husband" was the first
number on the program. Part one
was an illustration of the old ad
age, " The course of true love
never did run smooth, and part
two. the wedding.
Earl Blake acted as mlnisler,
Ruth Swanson was bride and Carl
Linn groom. Gladys Lundell act
ed as bridesmaid, Norma Swan
sou ai flower girl Gene Engel
man as ring bear and Wendell
BaUiger was t: tin hearer. The
wedding song was aung by Fern
Engelman.
Dancing and games followed
the omoy.
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A BILL NYE STORY
James Whitcomb Riley and
Bill Nye used to go about the
country together lectureing.
Once when they were traveling
by train, Bill Nve, who was very
fond of playing jokes on his friend
happened to spy Mr. Riley's tick
et protruding from his coat pock
et. He reached over and removed
it without Riley's knowledge.
When the conductor entered
the car for fare, Bill Nye re
marked innocently:" Here come
the conductor. Get your ticket
ready."
Mr. Riley searched first in one
pocket, then another, bnt with no
success. At length he turned to
his friend and explained that he
had lost his ticket, and asked him
for a loan as he had spent all his
money in buying the ticket. But
Bill Nye professed to be bank.
rupt also.
The conductor was fast near
ing the Best, the situation was
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
becoming acute, when Bill Nye
innocently suggested a way out
I tell you what, Riley, he said,
"just crawl down under the seat
and I'll put my coat over you and
he'll never know you are there."
Riley was a small man and the
situation was deperste, the con
ductor almost on them. Hurried
ly, he followed Nye's suggestion.
When the conductor reached
their seat Bill Nye held out both
iheir tickets.
'.Two fares?" asked the con-
ductor In doubt
"Yes," solemnly answered the
wicked Bill Nve.'
"Two" said the train oficial.
looking around, who'a the other
one for?"
With a mischievous twinkle in
his eye, Bill Nye bent over, lifted
the coat from his fried and said;
Its for my friend here, but he's
a little queer. He prefers to ride
under the seat"
- The Open Road.
The following list of picture?
are booked to show at the Legion
Hall, beginning Jun 12.
We have In this list a wide
rang of subjects and stars and
hope to please every one. We are
having a hard time to make end?
meet. bo. when in doubt whst
to do, go to the show.
August 28 Prairie Pirate.
Sept. 4 Ridin' Thunder.
11 Wedding Song.
18 Love Master.
" 25 Family Secrets.
Oct 2 Taming the West
" 9 Seven Days.
" 16 Frivolous Sal
23 Red Clay.
" 30 Hell's Highroad.
Nov. 6 Calgary Stampede.
" 13 Sundown.
. " 20 Simon the Jester.
" 27 Madam behave.
Dec 4 California Straight
Ahead.
" 11 Flowing Gold.
18 Three Fates East
" 25 The Road to Yester
dsy. ,
Cut this out and keep it for
uture reference. We will only
raise prices when the price of
program compels us to, Dont
miss single number of this con
tact American Legion
lone Oregon
Mr. Walton Young of Califor
ni was visiting with his brother
Frank Young ol lone this week
School begins in lone on Tues
day, September the 7th.
NOTHING BUT SPACt
PSSf!
Jill'
friend What U jour aon Uklaf,
up Id collte this year!
Did (dUftulfdly) Space, aothlnf
but par I
Nrt That It Matttr
Tasra I at Inil on thin
- I Ma trsthfully
T atvar Ma a alrl - -Wkt
hw gum racafully.
Chaff Bfor Dinner
"Walter, l'ra been thinking of yon
long lima."
-Tea. alrr
Evar alnca I st yon mj order."
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will sacrifice fine piano in stor
sge near here for immediate sale.
Will give easy terms to responsi
ble party. For full particulars and
where it may be aeen, address
Portland Music Company, 227
6th Street. Portland, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS
Supt. A. Buckley, of the 0. W.
R. & N. Co., waa up the branch,
Thursday, looking over the groin
situation. He was accompanied
by Mr. East, of Mr. Herring's o'-
fice,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Case, an eleven pound daughter,
Wednesday evening. Mother and
child are doing well. Dr. McMur
do was in attendance.
,' Mrs. Blanche Hummel has ar
rived and will be ready take up
her schoolroom duties on the 7ih
of September.
Mrs. C. A. Low suffered a part Pal
stroke of paralysis, Thursday,
but is resting easily.
Mr. C. A. Beck and family ex
pect leave lone for their new
home in Pilot Rock, next Tues
dsy.
Mr. Lsxton McMurray has pur
chased the equipment of an up to
date shohop and will install it
in his bui ding on Main Street.
" Mr, Jackson hss purchased the
C. A. Beck, residence and lots on
Main Sueet and will take possess
ion on the first of September
Young Daniel Head came in,
Wednesday, from the Zmter ranch
where he has spent the summer,
and immediately uok his depmt
ure for Calhlamet where he will
enterkhighschooi in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roberts
spent Tuesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Victo' Rietmnn and
on Wednesday went to Pendleton.
Famous Last Words
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CONCORD CRAPES
Are now ripe.
Tou pick them and furnish the
containers, at thiei and a half
cents a pound, 3 cnU over ICO
pounds. We pick and pack them
at 5 centa a pound. Come or send
your orders to U. D. Sating, one
and oi.e halt miles eaitof In igon
Black Fiag kills flies effectivly
Powder or Liquid. Bullard's Pimr
mscy.
Star Brand shoes at Briatow
and Johnson'a. None better.
YOUR BANK
Think of this as your bank. Come
tell us how we can help you.
in and
We know that our success is dependent up
on the prosperity of our customers - upon you.
We are here to serve, to boost and to grow with
this city.
Make use of our facilities and service,
sincerely offer you our earnest co-operation.
THE LIVE BANK
YOUR CITY, U. S. A.
IONE, OREGON.
We
COPPER
CARBONATE
The Season for treating seed wheat is
upon you. I have the well known
NICHOLS COPPER CARBONATE
and will make very close cash prices. &
If you cannot use a barrel, club with
your neighbor and get it
AT BARREL
prices, lhere are many cneapgraaes.
of copper on the market, on't take a
chance by using an unknown brand.
Leave orders early and be assured of
having copper when you need it at right
PRICES
Bert Mason
FOR SALE
My house on third street near
the school house in lone. Cash or
terms. For particulars call on or
rite Waif. Corlay, lone, Oregon.
Mrs. B. Randall.
PRUNES! PRUNES!
The famous Italian variety,
ood keeper, good eater, good
canr.er. Twenty pound crate, 40
cents F. 0. B.
J,,.- Doijifa, Estacada, Oregon.
PIANO BARGAIN LOCATED
NEAR IONE
Valuable high grade piano i be
iold at once. Cash or terms $10.
monthly. If interested in a real
piano bargain near you, write to
Cli ne Piano Company, 66 Front
St., Portland, Oregon,
BLACK BERRIES!
CONCORD CRAPES! i
B'aikl'errits fcr sale at $1.75
Jt-r crate; Concord Grapi-a at $1
percraie. Shipments August anc
September. All orders cash.
J. S. Osborne, Box 63,
Estacada. Oregon.
PIANO FOR SALE
High Grade New Piauo near
here. Must be Bold at once at a
iberal discount and on very lib.
eral terms to responsible party.
If interested, write to Bush &
Lane Piano Company, Portland.
Jregon.
See the Ptairie Pirate. Satur
day evening at Legion Hall Theater.
For coal or wood see Cole at the
Farmers' Elevator.
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W Uw out.uuid.fuj duncttrMic of Ik
Stair Unraraty.
Trmmmig mi o6rrJ m.
22 dcfartmrnt ot lh College oi
Literature. Science arid the Art.
Architecture nd Allied Art
Business Administration Educa
tion Journalism Graduate Study
Law Medicine Music Physi
cal education Sociology. Social
Work Extension Division.
514 Year Opm September 27, 1926
tor uVurnwtKM or cucajofur vnl
Onton.Eutm.On.
The Sixteenth Annual
Pacific International
LivestocK
j& Exposition
Portland, Oregon,
OL 30 to Nov. 6.
I lone Independent
j JOB PRINT
2 Good WorK and Reasonable Prices
l What's the 1
I PricE? I
r i'i U the question that enters the mind of every cus-S
fi tomer who examines merchandise with the expectation
H of buying soropthing p
5 Realizing that most people make this the first consid-
H eration when they go to buy, we have priced our goods
consistently low-, -but never at the sacrifice of quality.
H If you find any article bought at this store not as rep-
S resented, bring it back and we will make good our
claims. S
. Try this Store for Satisfaction, j
1 Bristow & Johnson's.
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