Tublislicil Every Friday ly
W. W. Ill' AD, Editor I'uiilUJitC
Sl'IlSCKIfTlON'
One Yrtr . '. $1.50
"ix Months , uS
.hree Monthj 50
filtered second c!as matter at
'he poslofiicc at Kmc. t1:emn, under
act -of Mnrch 3. 1879
- Friday, Jan. 7 1926
tilvitv ami f nm!. rmir forever,
one and iisr'airmVc.
D. Webster.-
The advice jrivn the farmer
" since the first of the yearincludes
. everything hut having his tonsils
taken out.
A noted cluh woman rays girl
workers should havemen'pwapre?.
They usually Ret that by marry
ing the men,
A cahle ship has recently dis
covered that the bed of the At
lantic ocean near St. Helena has
risen two miles in the past twen
tyfive years.
. Fuel is now being made from
raisin seeds from which the oil
has been extracted. ,
BUTTER
WRAPERS
Printed
In This Office.
WHEAT RANCHES
Some for sale, trade or rent.
320 to 3080 Acres.
For particulars call address
C. B. Ruley,
Ion, Oregon.
LISTEN IN WITH A C LFIL
LAN Radio.
The latest improvments in theet
Sets. One and two dia' control.
See me for a trial or plions H. G
Rankin.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thank cur frimds
for their he!p and sympsfi) dur
in it the Bickness and de;.th of o: r
husbanl an i father. V apim-ci
at" nore hisrhly than nrri cr
tell the gracious service of 'h
Congregational Church and the
Odd Fello.vs Lodge in ths con
duct of tha lait rit-4.
Mrs. Wiliam Dav;?cn and
family.
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EVERYBODY'S
GOiNGI
CALIFORNIA bids you
turn back the calender
to iummer and come play in
the warm sunshine.
At an added Inducement the
Union Pacific now offer special
low round trip fares oriel n.iuici
you a marvelous journey on the
finest of fast trains. Connections
via Portlund or Salt Lake City,
MAKE TOUR RISER VATfCNO HOTf
wAmim
h W. Howk. u,t,
lone, Oregcn.
few
im t mi aa tit wri-itJ'y, -i
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
BANK OF IONE
Charter No. 144 l!omrvo Olntrlct 12
At lonn, In (he State t Orison, tit tln eloso of lintliit'HM, ln'. !U, lii'.'O
. ' RESOURCES
I, l.tiiins and lUxcoutitM lm-lu il Itivt rollm-nunt, iii-i'rptiitii't'x,
or hilU of exi'lnuw, mc Id with the endorsement of the Imnk,
IneludliiK IteniM hIiowii In St, mid !!.! it uuy !N,7tll.(A
'J. Overdrafts, seem-eii mid miKeenied , Ml'., VI
;!, V. H. (iovenmetit secuiitlen owiu d, Im-ltlilliiK those
kIu.wii In Iteinx ;i ) ami JIT), Ifnnj- '.'.(HHUIO
I Other lionda, w.irr.iiitH and xi-i-milli-ii, IneliidliiR for
eign Koverninent, state, iminleipal. mrpm-iitUm, etc ,
liieludlim' tliose sluiwti In Items ,'10 i nd If any , ,. S'L'.S
.'. Stoeks, seenritles. ehilnis, liens, judgements, ete .'.SMl.nO
ti. BatiAlnit house, f;l (MiO.iMl; furiiltine and fix
tures $;s,5ii(l ixi ,."t)0 iK
7. Ilt-til ri-tnte ( t til oth r tlt.H 1 i.l I II I i i;,t-
9. (a lil Gush on hand III vault and due from
bankers and trust i'oiiiaiiles, designated and
approveil n'serve agents of this lia'ik
11. Cheek on hanks outside elt.v or town of
reporting Imnk, and other eash I ems' ,
Tot.iU'Msliand ihu from hunks, tte:u s, II, lj and
11, tt,;l'J0.l
Total
LIABILITIES
l.C.iilta! stock ald In
17. Surplus fund
1". (HI I'lldlvlded profits
thl l-ess Cu rret.t t-XK-. sen, lute est
nntl taxes paid '"
i" Itldtrldilal deposit miliji-t-, I i i-ln-i-k, Incliidili:' Viwi.lt
due the State of Ort-non. eoiint.v, ei y or o'her pulilk- fund ,
24 IViuiiiul eertl'ieate of deposit oiiKt.iiidliiK
Total of demand deposit, other
than bank deposits, subject to rt-i-i i ve, items -.'II, S4.
2:,, M (U ,r..M 75
Time and saving deposit, hiiI.Jt. to reserve and
payable on demand or cul.J.-t to n !:
27. Time eertl'ieate of deposit octstrimliiijr , .
Total of time and saving d-posii i-ii; able on
tleliiand orsuhjirt to imtltv. Items :7. i'N $ n.Oin.M
3t, Note and bills redlseouated, Isi .idlnu iionds or
titlier Hei-urUle obl under repnr ': t-e agreement
with contingent liabllU ies
31, MM payable with IV.I.i.il I!,., i vr imnk or with
other bank and trust companies ...
Total :tl s.rtt."j
State of Oregon, County of M- , row, SS.
I, Victor G. Peterson, cu.--l-.ii r ;t the above named bank, do
solemly swear that the above sUment is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
Victor G. Peterson
Subscribed and sworn to hefoie me this 6 day of Jan., 1927.
F. H. Robinson, No' toy Public.
My commission expiu-s 2-20 -1928.
CORRECT - Attest:
M. R. Morgan, C. II. Gunzel, Victor G: Peterson, Directors.
Aro Secrels to Making
Can Be Achieved By Fcllowing A Few Simple
Bulea Sajs Famous Cooking Expert
By MUdrr.1 MatldorU Itcnllry
What Is ths secret of flrst-rats eoffw
ths kind that starts ths day right-
that makes yoa feel "like a million
dollars"?
Literally hundreds of women and a
surprisint; number of men haro asked
me this question In one form or an
o'.htr. And It's an Important one for
t hat can be more blichting to domestic
hi;pinns than a cup of muddy coffee
or coffee improperly "creamed"? And
oa the contrary, what can be more -hilaratinf
than a food cup fragrant,
f olden, delicious?
Luckily there s no hidden secret
about making and serrinc ths perfect
eoffee It's just a matter of minding
your p's and q's and following a faw
simple directions,
) Selection at Cuff
There are many excellent brands of
coffee in the market the choice of one
of these Is largely a matter of Individ
uul taste. But I do want to say that
usually coffee in the bean retains its
ftvor longer than in the ground form
so, If possible, buy the whole beans
and grind your coffee fresh for each
meal, i If, however, the breakfast hour
or fifteen minutes Is too hectic to
admit of this extra step, at least keep
your ground coffee in an air tight con
tainera glass fruit jar for Instance.
And it s well to remember that the
more finely the coffee is ground, the
ea.iier It Is to extract its fuil strength
and flavor consequently finely-ground
coffee is economical and timo-savlng,
The Coffee Pot
Connoisseurs maintain that coffee
brewed in a metal pot has a less deli
cate flavor than in a container of glass,
stono-ware or agate. Whatever kind
of coffee pot you prefer it should be
scoured frequently and occasionally
"boiled out" with water to which a
pinch of baking soda has been added
then rinsed, dried, and left uncovered.
It a percolator is ussd, tha plp
should bs carefully washed every day
with a brush to remove all scum from
the preceding brew.
For drip eoffeo, if you do not have a
special drip coffae pot, an ordinary one
equipped with a double cheesecloth
bag will servt the purposa. Tha cheese
cloth should bo washed In cold water
after using and renewed at least once
a week. Keep the bag always moist.
1 The "Creaming"
This t consider quite as Important as
tha actual brawlng. Good eoffee can so
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Perfect Cup of Coffee
easily ba spoiled by using cream sf In
ferior quality or the "top of the bottle
if carelessly poured off. In my study
of food habits, I am finding that every
year mora and more people prefer
sweetened condensed milk in their cof
fee. You sea this kind is twice as rich
ind creamy as ordinary milk and fur
thermore already tontmiu far, thus
serving the additional purpose of
sweetening the eoffee. Try it for a
few days, and 1 think yoa will agree
that the condensed milk gives a delight
fully rich, smoothly blended drink.
bringing out the real eoffee flavor
And of course it is very convenient, as
It keeps fresh without ice svsn after
the can is opened and tha cost is ex
tremely moderate.
Now as to the actual wlU of
Inwina. Thera are several and your
choice is entirely a matter of Individ
ual Uste. If tha directions are care
fully followed, any of tho methoda will
yield the "perfect cup of coffee" mel
low in flavor, with a tVilcate, fragrant
aroma, free from ae "mint and of a
dark golden hue.
i
Boiled C-,r.n
Rliw lh pot with li vnur. pn' II.- la the fnl
on- round! wblrapuoa ,.t m .i.'iro-erouml
w fcti rup of bllln mi,- nk a Kldltlonal
pnonjlw the pal AM iniio hlu of m, or
rrunbM me elM-ll and sbotit ..n- -fminh nip ot e14
" . imne bn.nr A no i... inins nw, pif
III .flre p. orrr hrst, t .1 brl'.l to a lull boll.
I'lftee on bus of Um Natl ,r .,..r K brftl l ebout
fn a.lmitM to omiia, brf'ir- rvlns lo ant alkrtr
tht ObQi to Imcooj uuorttk I iy corneal onurtns.
Porcolatodf ,'?fo
t'o nop rvp of Snplr-eroiinri f,r to rlf nips of
bnlllnf nu,. Horo tbo ,(! I i ll.o ilrlnr In tlx
ubtMe part ot tha Dn Mill Id ,- tiir bubbl up
ihnimlh the tuba, p-rrnlatlris Miish tha rn, Inlo
lha I'twit part, until tha a, ' .a la nf tha tf-air-4
tr-nvth. flva nlmiuo bains l"- rjual tlma ronulrr4.
Harva St onaa Coflaa mad- Hi a IMranlator la Mot
ff'iM! If allowoS lo ouok sin. iIm- raqulrnd stmista
ia marbr4.
Drip Cof o
llaal the pot br rtnalns la I i' kular. sn4 at the
,(rln-r M-aaura aar-fulty ti' r K. ISnt-lirrnaiiyt)
alWivltm rma rctlialHl UMr. ..,ti to aarh nop of
watar. I'lara In tlie dno-im''Mii and ptijr Sall
walar Uironsn the eoRaa vary , -.mly. I Tovar and lal
und tn drip fhrtrush and wrv imirtdlatal l,o nit
alum thi: bn- to rool If ami. ' , rl- layad. blare the
no In nr over hot wataf . . r n-tiaat br piai'liai
over the firs.
Steeped f-
In maklns tlaapaji enffaa liar on'' ro-indrd tablranooa
nf 'o..aa to aach nip ol walar u. il. with ao artdlliona I
t:i for In P"t Add eold r 'ir. i'lan ovar U
lira and brlns qui' klv to the U , ,i pxlnt. rHhor Irt
it iihdq tor a motneat to Ml'., nr add a Utile eotd
watai-.
Remember the best coffee will loss
its flavor If allowed t r'and. Coffee
should always ba frr-mads and
served piping hot, as iton as It Is
brewed. If necessary tj let stand, tha
pot should bs tightly covered and the
spout closed by stuffing wllh soft cloth
or paper, so that nonv of tha aroma
and flavor may ba lost. "
STOCKHOLDERS' ANNUAL
MINTING
The Anturtl Mcctinj? of the
stockholders of the Punk of lone,
of lone, Oregon, for tlieuccllon
of Dircc ors ntnj the transaction
of any ether business that mny
come before the meeting, will be
hcU at the office of said bank on
Jauunry 13, 11)27, between the
hours cf 10 A. M. and 2 I'. M,
o'clock.
Victor G. Peterson,
Cashier,
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
Notice is hen by given that the
regular Annual Meeting of the
lone National Farm LoanAssocia
tion will be held at lone, Slate of
Oregon, at the hour of two o'clock
P. M. on Tuesday, Jauuary 11,
1927.
The purpose for which this
meeting Is called is to elect a Hoard
of Directors for r'tlng year
and for the transaction of any
olher business that may properly
be presented.
C. B. Ruhy.
Secy. Treas
"SUPHFWIE Ai'tHORITV"
WEBSYf.TS
CV IN7E?( T!0KAL
-THE MEUntAM Wl Bs-TIR
iccau-ce
v MunJrcdt f Seprrme Court
61 Judj-cj concur in highest rralw
'-, t t the vork u thcrr Auifumtj.
L The rrcii,K-:i i-f all U-.-Jinn Unt-
! ver itlcs l'ollce, nd Normal
j Schools fciva tKcir hearty indont-
A A'l Sttitei that have adi ptcj
!! fjrge du-tlonary at itiimiJij hivo
IS
iunal.
Tlie Schoolhookj of ths Countrf
adhere to ti.e fdirriam-WttXef
i,ucm of Jucrltlcjl null.
T: e Oovernr.v.-i Printing Otfic
l; V'a.hUij,tun uct it m amhorttj.
U'RITE for umrlt r ltt firm
rRL.
fj C.&C.
B v-' I 'ri' : :r- -f&
m i nm bum
jmwr chrlitian church
! Sunday Schoo: 10.00 A. M.
' Prayer Meeting Thui . Kven:n
Services
10;0I) A. M. and 8.00 P M
FIIIST BAPTIST CHUUCII
Sutiilay School at 1C.00 A.M
Junior ICiiih-avor at 5 30 P.M.
Prayer inertinc Thnr.4. 7.30 P.M
Jack Far r is
Dermatician.
It Pays to Look We i
Specialist in Bok
in
A. D. MCMURDO, M. D.
'
Physician anJ Surgeon
Office in Masonic I'ui!dinj
(Trained Nurse Assistant
lleppner : Ort'Kon
C. L SWEEK
'Attorney At Iw
First National Hank HuildiriK
Mcppncr Oregon
When You Visit Heppner
Eat at the
Elkhorn Restaurant
Good Meals Best of Service
Lunch Counter
Dr. A. H. Johnston
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Phone Office Main Iff;
a- - I
5
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Iltsidence Main -tSVViir practice in all the Courts
HEPPNER . OREGON!
IOSE, TCI-S AYSiin,l l'KI..AVf:
I'rom 9:00 to 10:00 A, M.
ENGELMAN HARDWARE
; IONE, OREGON
Everything in the line of
hardware. If we havn't
got it we can get it
quick.
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ENGELMAN HARDWARE
IONE, OREGON
IONE HARNESS SHOP
Drop In and looK over my
I Line of WorK Shoes.
. I have a jiood stocK of Gloves and
Harness Supplies.
j Repairing at Reasonable Prices.
I IONK MEAT MARKET
rrcsh and smoked meats;.
Poultry and fish.
When you have anything in
onr line to sell see us.
T.. E. Peterson, manager.
lone, Oregon
a ssss. 1- ' Trirrm. jjj w
Under New Management
IONE HOTEL
lone, Ore.
Rciumish'-'d anJ Strictly Up to Date. Commer
cial Tabic First Class. A home away from
home, wish best meals in Central Oregon.
Nice Rooms.
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Farm Implements
VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS. FAIRBANKS MOUSE KNCKCKS,
MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR
WIND MILLS. WINONA WACONS.
PAUL G. BALSIGER
lone, Oregon
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SIi! ME KEFOHE THIS FIRE
. C. WOOD
REAL ESTATE &
INSUI? NCE
IONE, OREGON
K H. R.ob:nson
A toiney and Counselor at Iaw
IONE, OKECJON
tmmm urn .w-tUJ
Good Service.
MOIHIOW CENERAL
HOSPITAL
MiH Zi'im WfRtfB'l, Graduate
Nurse. Superintendent.
A, II. JohtiHton M. D ,
PhyHician in ehHige,
Kates Keason iile
Dr. F. E. Frraior
DENTIST
Oflice: Odd Fellows Buildln
Heppner, Oregon.