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VOLUME XV
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY.Dcc. 3, 1U2G
NUMBER 27
SCHOOL NOTES
High Schpol Honor Roll.
Janet Carlson in first liiuia!
on tl hdnor roll this six weeks
with one B and 5As while Ken
eth Smonse and Nedra Agee
again tied for second" place. Mil
dred Smith and Katheryn FVI't
man tied for third place. Fourth
plate was earned by Frar.k Ma
non and fifth by Deulah Petty
john.
Basketball Turnout Large
The coach's call for basketball
aspirants Monday whs answered
by 14 players. Although some f
the material was found to be con
sideably green, four first t am
men of tost year a squad reported
D. Ekleberry being the only one
not reporting. Altnoiitfh a light
workout was pone through to lim
ber up tht players Monday nuht,
actual training practice did not
start till Wednesday.
Girl's Basketball Team.
Girl's basketball practice start
ed Wednesday. Although handi
capped by a loss of several play
ers of last year's tqt.ad anl con
iiderable green material to work
with the outlook of tha team prom
isestobea light, fast, winning
squad.
Basketball Schedule
The lone High School football
team ended it's season tit Arlinp
LOCAL NEWS
Grade NoteB
Edrin. Ritchie is a new member
of the sixth (trade.
The fifth and sixth tirades are
about to begin to practice their
Christmas play entitled 'The
Xmas Secret",
The members of the sixth grade
re reviewing Ore; o'i history.
The grammar grade are pn
parinr their Xmas trrgram.
Jckcs
Ralph M.: This has lcr. a Irv
Inar week.
Irvin R.: Yah? What have you
been doing?
RaplhM.: Trying to pnsBtxatns.
M. Crawford: Why do English
women always haveg!i1B fingers?
M. Smith: Simple! They can
I wayhplaybridgeand lose pounds.
Arthur P.: Harold is getting e
mustache on the installment plan.
Keneth S.: How's that?
Arthur P.: A little don each
week.
The Study of English
English, a word we think we
think we hear mentioned every
hour of the day, causes pupils
most grief in their school work
than any other Uo studies com
bined. Why should this be? Eng
lish is no more complicated, it
thoroughly considered, than math
emaiics or any of the other nil
merous subjects studied, but it
has a far greater result on the
person, as it largely guides his
later life and standing therein.
Language no matter of what
sort it is, has been used for Cen
turies by each person to expiefs
his desires to his fellow-associ
ales and in order to cause his
fellow associates to respond as he
wished, he had to make his
thoughts clear and present tht m
in the right manner. This is found
to be more true than eve r to day
an if one wishes to muke himself
known In later life he must have
a thorough knowledge of his pur
ticu'ar language and he issure to
receive' the benefits.
The one place to acquire the
good speaxing habit is while one
is in school. While here he mutt
not only work for good grade
'but lor his own benefit. Er glinh
is not as some people think and
if one goes at it with a will he
will find a way not only to help
himself but everyono with whom
he ever associates.
Frank Mason
Senior
Voine slick v fingered individu
ill ttnle some hides Irom the
slaughter pen Wednesday night,
Roy LiiuiiHen's father wholives
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f,. M i 1 Al.l i. . i. .. """""i ''
A'lnoiign u.e joy for a few days, lie return
team was defeated by a close U t() hi8 ,,,,, T,urBjayi
cuip uiey nan a very success
ful season, winning threo of the
five games played.
Every one is now turned toward
basketball practice which starts
after Thmksgiving. B.ith the
boys and girls should have win
ning teams this year as very few
players were lost by graduation.
The basketball schedule has
been arranged by Supt. Skeen
and coach FasnnchL
Jan. 7, Lexington,.
Jan. 1 1, HeppiK r, ..
Jan. 22, Hardman,
Jan. 28, Condon,....
Feb. 4, Condon, ....
Feb. 5, Heppner, .,
here.
there.
there.
here.
there.
here.
Feb. 11. Lexington,.... there.
Feb. 13, Hardman...... hee
C, W. McNamer was tianstict
!iu business in lone Wednesday
Mr. Earl Brown spent Monday
in Portland having some dental
work done,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lcuy return
Monday from a few days visit
in Portliind and Arlington.
WEATHER
REPORT FOR
NOVEMBER
Precipitation for the
Mrs. Pettys who has teen auf
firing feveral days from the ef
fect of a severe full is reported
het.er.
LISTEN IN WITH A C.LK1L
LAN Radio.
welcome, numnw hilt! talliu ran
dy and smoking clgHrs, After,
wiidiing the bride an 1 groom all
puiisUdo happiness the reveler
returned to their lionies. i
Macons Elect Officers 1
lone Lodge No. l'JO, A. F. and!
A. M. held un election of officers
Wednesday evening. December 1,1
The of facers elect are as follows f
W. M.; Roy F
IHlght Mine
ief Plasterer: Victor
t ri . rt tit 1 1 r
l i'eterson, I rMcurer; iv. v..
Ballard, SeeiTtnr? ; John Kiebl
S Ste.vard; It i). McCuidy, J.
Su-rd; L. Dick, S. D.; W. C .
Ujbyiis. J. I).; A. A. MeCkbe.jJ
T tur; Ueorge Kreblm, Mimhul.t
The oate aet for installation is' J
Docember 15.
The Buptist Ladies' Aid wiil
hold their Annual Christmas Focd
nd Fancy w ork Sale at Moure's
t) inn oi i seer
Diddle.
I'dfl S. W.; I
,'fland Ci iel
ruiiows
F. Stent
i ncr, J. '
,
The latest improvments in theso Furniture store on Saturday, Dec,
sets. One and two dial control.
See me for a trial or uhorn 11. G
Kunkin.
Leu Howell has resumed work
alter a short vacation. His side
Ibi.tL lufrin f Mill tktitrin. tir...l
i.i ' a WaterwheeW.
iuomn inrce incites nusSl,()rt honeymoon he ntWMi to
. , . .." .Jliis labors on the roa.l with Lee,
11.
HANI) POWER WELLI10REU
Steel Handpiwer Stumoullers
$;) each; Horsepower, $7f; Auto
matic Gates; Hand Well Borer;
The Ducrest Mfg. Co.
Ill, Third Ave., Kenton, Wash.
J. P. Louy and his bri ie were
chut i.aried in old fushioned style
bride's hime, Monday
Total snowfall . 5 t'O
Sleet on the 21st.
Ps umber of clear days 0 t the
I'artly cloudy days . T night.
Cloudy days 17jA ur(fe crowd of i,oth ywi)f( Bnd
Pievailing wind Westerly L j mu,le B,ght hHw)n4 wUh ,
Total precipitation since Sept.!g0,.,8 llf Th Wtfre f jn1
1st. .4.G3 admitted and received warm
For the corresponding period
KemingtoN
The only porleble typewriter
that is a real succef s.
Blxlaud's Pharmacy.
Star Brand shoes at Bristow
an ! Johnson's. None better.
last year
1.64
A'. ;. .lA'fi.W.Y
MORGAN NEWS
Mr end Mis. J. A Troedson
spent Thanksgiving at lone.
Miss Viola Parker rpent the
Thanksgiving vacation with her
parents at Fossil.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ely of
Poitland, (ipeiit the Thanksgiv
ing vacation with Mr. and Mis.
H. 0. Ely.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bullard
and childdren and Mr. Head of
lone were the Thanksgiving day
dinner guefts of Mr. and Mrs. II.
E. Harbison.
Miss Eudora Hardesty spent
Sunday with Miss Jesnie Wiles of
lone.
Mr. Madden of Hermiston, held
services at the fchoolhouse last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.' F. Hardest)'
entertained a number of friends
friends at dinner, Thanksgiving
day.
Mr. and Mrs, George Krebs ol
Cecil were calltrc in Moigan on
Sunday.
Beautiful, new line of station
ery at BULLARD's PHARMACY.
At the Christian Church.
Preaching next Sunday even
ing at 7:30. Christian Endeavor
alG:30. BiblnSchool at 10:00 A M.
Prayer Meeting at7;30, Thurs
day evening. A cordial welcwrte
to you. - E. L Wood, Minister.
To Trade
Chevrolet Touring Car
for milk cows or heifers. Writ?
to IC. B. Wilcox, Lezington, Ore.
or see me at the ranch
midway between Lexington and
lone.
Words, few and fitly spoken,
t n n T7
Encampment and Subordinate Members
Attention
G. O. S..W. T. Reeves and P. G. M , S. F. Bowmen
will officialy visit these lodges,
December 6, 7: i0 P. M.
Hall ol Willow Lodge No. CC.
Come and be one of the crow i.
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THANhSGIVING
SUPPLIES
You will need
Pitted Dates Cluster RaisinsT
Ti9, citron,-lemon, end orange pcelsvi
Cranberries, Caulifiower, Ccllcry, Cabbage,
Salad dressing, Mayonnisc, Mince Meat, Nuts,
Spices, etc.
Few, fresh stock in all of
above lines.
Bert Mason
m I Ul IWISII
mm fbm Ml
A Christmas Kodak
for the Christmas Story
Here is a stoic that's in step with the season. Our
familiarity with the Kodak line and our knowl
edge of the kind t( camera that different people
j'refer parent. v children, husbands, wives, sweet
licarts -will prove a genuine help in vour Christmas
v 4 -
nop
ppIHg.
K 'Juts f f u f flrnwtii'ri fi up
ttilmai .lilumiJittuorlti
Bullard's Pharmacy
The Kodak Store
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WHEN WE TAKE
A BIRD'S EYE VIEW-
l liln iilwii.vn lniik dllfi rent over n fnr en'ctlve. If w
lake n IjInt'R e.v Mew of life even where, w fiirrclnte bow
miihII our liHaiioliitiiinit4 iiml iiieoiiveiilei rt'N really art and
flow lurf U our g I foi luiie.
To ihiy f ( tin- fnii.il sinte ire en r led liy tbe wliolfi world.
We Imve m.,re iiiiioiieiMi,!., iimrfileetrlclty, more U-leiilionea
nior,. niiimholit Inxiirl. k, mon liuilmv-, tlmti all the rent it Hie
world eonililiii il. TIii'IUnk ok losa l lli-ve thnt tha iplrlt of
oitlihlni Ihlu.NK and vlHiiliy i nllrely Juntltli d. Wt all hare
reiiKon f..r grntltude in IliU Tti,inkHlvlng Time.
BANK of IONE
lone Oregon
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What's the
1 - PricE-? 1
r3 - t3
This is the question that enters themind of every cus-s
F: tomcr who examines merchandise with the expectation S
4 of buying somplhlng
2 Realizing that most people make this the first consid- 5
2 cration when they go to buy, we have priced our goods
jrx consistently low-, -but never at the sacrifice of quality.
If you find any article bought at this store not as rep-
,H resented, bring it back and we will make good ours
t-f claims.
B Try this Store for Satisfaction, g
. j.p,.,,,,. imiim t k y Him tarn Pi
Bristow & Johnson's!
are like apples of gold in pictures
of silver. BiiiLE
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