VOLUME XVI
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Nov. 25, 1927
NUMBER 26
School Notes
Examinations
An the school we k of the 21st
to the 25th ends the second six
weeks, many pupils are fretting
over examination!).
JOKES
Norman Swanson, Frenhman:
"What U the nearest animal to
man?" Dorr Mason, Freshman;
"I'll bite." Norman Swanson;
,'The cootee.
Freshman: "la it true that
women live longer than men?"
Another Freshman: 'Taint is a
great prefer vative."
Francis; "What steps In Latin
would you take If some one told
pou to translate, There is a big
lion In the hall."' Ordie: "The
highest one. "
Harold: "Kenneth wont he utile
to p'ay fo.itball anymore." Hob
Grabill: "Yeh! why so?" Harold:
"Frank Holub jumpped on his
pipe In practice. "Hob: "How
would that interfere? 1 didn't
know hesmokeij." Harold: "Yeh?
but you pee it washla windpipe,"
P. G. Rahig'r, the local agnt
for Hudson and Khhbx automo
biles, aold three cars last week:
an E'saex coach to Victor Kiel
maun; an Esex sedan to Car!
HtrgHtromand a Hudson Sedan
Jr. to Eric Hcrgtitrom.
Mial Lilly Allenger, assiHtant
cashier of the Farmers and Stock
Growers Hank of Heppner spent
Thanksgivings I; hthehome folks.
Carl Hergstrom and family
spent Tbankngiving in Cortland.
Mr. and Mrs Ora Harlow wtre
in lone this week. They are now
visiting for a short time at ini
gon.
When thinking of Christina
gifts rm ember that our loci I nur
chants have anticipated your wants
and are ready to assist yon in the
promotion of the Christmas spirit.
FARM FOR SALS
Forty acres Govt, irrigated land
located at Boardman, rich soil, in
alfalfa; price, f t.fiOO. terms if de
aired. E Calahan, Los Alton,
California.
School Bus Schedule (
The School bus schedule was
changed last week ho that the
hour of departure ia now 3:30,
instead of 4:00 as before. The re
cess periods have been reduced
to five minutes,
Tho following people have have
viaitod the primary room thisyear:
Mrs Dick, Mrs. Perry, Mrs, King
Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
McCurdy, Mr Head, Mrs. Sipes,
Mrs. Kitchlo.
Supt. Walker has been visiting
the grade schools recently.
There was no school on the 24th
and 25th as those days bad been
set apart for Thanksgiving vaca
tion. From the picture "The Life
ot Cbristshown atthe high school
auditorium, Friday, the 18th. the
High School netted the sum of
three dollars and aeventyfive
cent.
GRADK SCHOOL NOTES
Hazel Frank who left school
Ust week, will be absent for
some time. She has gone toGrt sh
am, where her sister is verv ill.
Stuart Kankin had the misfor
tuna to mash three of bis fngerc
in the school bus door lastThurs
day morning. Hs was not able to
attend school thut day but WBt
back again Frihi J
The third and fourth grade
boys won the football game pla)
ed with the fifth grade hoy,
Wer'n sday. Eugene Normyle and
Berl Akers were captains of the
the teams. Norton Lundell and
Paul Smouse. both of the eighth
ll-ale, acted as referee and urn
pi re
The seventh and eighth grade
boys defrated the iifth and sixth
sixth grade hoys in a game ot
football last Friday with a scon
of 7-0.
Tho fisrt and second grades hsd
perfect attendance record Ins'
week. They are beginning ti
practice tor their Christmas pro
gram.
Combined Fanning Mill and
Wheat Trealer. Highest grade
Copper Carbonate' for wheat treat
g.
PaulG.Ualsiger
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A Kodak and wonU they be
pleased
You maybe sure that anyone on your Christmas
list will be pleased with a Kodak it's a gift that
will be used the year around.
Here's the place to select Kodaks for Christmas
our knowledge of the Kodak line helps us help you.
Christmas Kodaks from $5 up
Brownies are from $2 up
Dullard's Pharmacy
THE KODAK STORE '
FRATERNITY PLEDGES ..
10NE STUDENT
Corvalis, Ore., Nov. 22:
Nolan Page of lone, senior in
engineering, has been pledged to
Tau Beta Pi, national fraternity
in engir.edring. This fraternity
has as its chief purpose the pre
motion of scholarship. A limited
number of students are selected
from the school of engineering
each year who have shown stipe
rior scholastic attainment, qunh
ties of leadership and personal
character. The fact that it is ns
tiotiul in scope with chapters in
the leading colleges and universi
tits and with uniformly high
standards of membership maker
election ajtreat distinction.
ThoBe pledged plan to make a
study of the effect of frost in the
ground on the elevation of the
bench mark In front of Appersor
hall. They will work to establish
the elevation of th bench marl,
with sufficient accuracy for itf
use by the surveying classes. It
it can be correctly established, ii
will fill a long felt need of th
engineering department.
GUY Ca1"mOVE3
TO ARLINGTON
GOy Cason, who has been liv
ing in Portland for some time
past, has accepted a pos lion with
Ihe Hotel barber shop as barutr
and assumed his duties Thursday .
Arlington Itiiiieitn.
Why worry aboht jour new
tar? Use Radiator Glycerine and
be safe. Bollard's Pharmacy.
CALL FOR WARRANTS
All General Fond Warrants of
Marrow County, Oregon, regis
tered on or before June SO, 1J27,
will be. paid on presentational
the office of the Co.mty Tr-asur
er, on or after December 10. U7.
at which date inttrest en $uk
warrants will cease.
Dated at Heppner, Oregon.
November lGih, 1027.
Leon W. Brigga, Co. Trem.
LOCAL ITEMS
The Dorcas Society will hold a
food and fancy work sale on Sat
urday the'3d of December, at J.
E. Swanson'sGrain Office.
The Ladies Aid, of the Baptist
will conduct a sale of food and
fancy work, on the lOih of Dec,
at Bristow Johnson's Store.
Aaa result of a contest that
the three churches have been
holding, the lone and Lexington
Sunday Schools entertained the
Pine City Sunday School at the
lone Christian church, Sunday
morning and afternoon, Nov, 20.
After dinner a musicdl program
put on by the churches of Ior.e
and Lexington, was enjoyed by
all.
The New 1928
MAJESTIC
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Dick Smith, of lone, waa call
ing on Addrew Porter, Sunday.
LOST
Somewhere on Second Street
or on the slrtei leading from the
Highway to the school building,
one silver, Wahl Eversbarp pen
cil, fruiter pltase leave at the
inueperidei.t oil ice and receive
i e ward.
1 tie Dorcas Society held a sil
ver tea in the Congregational
ci.uicn payors on Nov. 17.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christ
ian Church are giving a bazaar
and loud sale, Dec. 17. Buy your
Xmas gifts from them.
Miss Edith Ely.'an lone High
School Junior, entertained the
ihe class at her home near- Mor
gan, last Friday evening.
Atthe present time the high
way crew is widening toe road
the road near Morgan. . '
Deane Ekleberry left, Sunday,
for Iowa, to visit relatives whom
he has not seen for some time.
The trip is being made by train.
A. F. and W. F. Palmateer
were doing business in Heppner
Saturday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrc. Stanley Seely
were visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
J. F, Hardesty, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bauren
feind were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Balcomb, at Irrigon, Sun
day afternoon.
Quite a unmber of the Morgan
lies attended the Kale, Monday.
Earl Morgan and Hal Ely drove
to Boardman, Monday, to get
their winter potatoes.
FOR SALE
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys.
Emma Anderson
lone, Oregon.
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Mr, Cole Smith, accompanie.
by Mr. Ilaguewood and Mr. Rua
kin, went to Portland last Satur
day and returned the following
Tuesday.
Mr, Eubanks and Mr. Howard
Lane of Lfx'n.ts:' l3. k a truck
load of turkevs to Portland last
Saturday. Mr. Eubanks returned
with Mr". Cole Smith.
Drum Typ2 Control
Simplifies Tuning
Reproducing with
Life like exactness.
Price complete
$134.05
Walter R. Corley
Agent.
I- R. RUbIsUN E
Uefore yun buy? w
NOW IS THE TIME
to get your order in if you want your
machine on time lor next year.
If interested in a mac'.iine that will save your crops
and put Hie grain in the sack,
SEE
I FRANK ENGELMAN
lone, Oregon.
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Iligh School Play
A play entitled "Hold that Line
Jimmie will be given by the
High School early in December
Don't miss it.
CHAUTAUQUA SCHEDULE
D.'C. lone High School
Play
Jan. 13 Lcture
a new car.
ride in the new
take at
99 ct. SALE
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the car which has
all the ptwer aiuiS
snap you will ever t j r
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want and yet
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SUITS and j
1 TOP COATS
Our New Fall and Winter Line of
men's suit and overcoat samples are J
here and they are mighty nice. Better
come in and have your meaasure taken
for a new outfit.
Bristow & Johnson f
. HEADQUARTERS FOR HAR- f
VEST SUPPLIES. WE TRY TO
PLEASE. ; !
150 Pieces
lAluminuM
WarE
199 ct.
of
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each
i! Dislipans.s Water Pails, Roaster?
Ptvnlnfnrc Dmi hi ft Hm ers. Lonvex is
Kettles, Sauce Pans, Pitchers, Milk
Cans, Muttin Pans.
50 other AluminumUtensils priced
at 10 ct. up to $5. Just the thing for
Xmas presents.
BERT MASON
lone- Oregon
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