VOLUME XVII
IONE, ORECON. FRIDAY, Nov. 2, 1928
NUMBER 23
Our Fall SPECIAL on
Circulating' Heaters
Leavesno excusefora coldhouse.
Montague Special to Oct. 15
A cord of wood or half a ton of
coal in lone, Lexington or Hepp
ner with every MONTAGUE.
Allen's better than ever. A handsome Cherokee
Circulator only $60 at
Case Furniture Co, Heppner
X I
or tne
blacky
hand
Mom
of us manage to
fet our hands well smeared
with ink when we do
much writing with a pen.
Remington Portable is the
best solution of that prob
lem and the nearness and
legibility of typewritten
work are sure to make a
hit with the profs.
Get a Remington Portable
nowi It's the smallest,
lightest, most compact and
most dependable portable
with standard keyboard.
Carrying case only 4
inches high. Wdghs 8)3
pounds, net
Let us explain to you our
easy payment plan.
Remington
Portable
Bullard's Pharmacy
The "Kodak Store"
Hear R. R. Butler
Over Radio KG W
Monday, Nov. 5 at 5:50 P.M
Come in and See
Our
RED & WHITE
Specials For
Oct. 27 (a Oct. 29
The Overcoat Season is
Close at Hand.
Let Us Take Your Meas
ure and Order.
We Try To Please.
Bristow & Johnson
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Local Happcnirgs
The lone High School football
team gained another victory last
Saturday when it met tht team
of Foaiil high school.
The acore was 18-6. Two
two touchdowns were made by
Ritchie and, one by A ken.
Cultivate the Candy Habit
She'll think of you oftener. Win.
etel's bulk Chocolates, John
ton's in Boxes.
Bullard's Pharmacy.
Elmer Griffith and family were
the Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mr. C H. Bartholomew of Pine
City. The McArthur Brothers
wert. also dinner guetti, arriving
from Portland juat at noon in
their airplane. Thev made the
trib in two hours.
Can you use a good roll top
deik? Peteraon Baothera have
one for aale cheap. See it at the
lone Meat Market
Mr. and Mrs. L L. Fuuk, for
merly of Morgan but now living
at Klondike in Sherman Couity,
were visiting in this vicinity on
Saturday last.
Louis Balsieer handlea all
lines of insurance. Are you in
sured? After the fire is too U.
Locust Chapter. 0. E. S .helrt
a special communication on Sat
urday evening for Inspection and
instruction by Mrs. Elizabeth
Tipton, associate grand ma'mr.
Other guests were Mr. and Mr.
Joseph N. Seott of Pendl. op,
Mr'. C.W, McNamer and Mrr.
Hanon Hughei of Heppner.
J& Clark & Linn J&
Carpenter Work, Painting. Pa
per Hanging and General Re
pair Work.
lone, Oregon.
I- R. ROBISON
Now Is the time oft
Mtyear to prepare;
gtyour car for win
der drivig. By fill-
ping the radiator
withantl freeze
fputtlngeverything
0
Morgan News
Mm. J. F. Harumty
Dein Ekleberry waa calling on
friends in Morgan last Eriday.
James and Howard Hardtsty
and Stanley Seeley were busy
sawing wood the last week.
Mr. Nash and family went to
Arlington latt Saturday and on
Iher return stopped for the dance
at Rhea Tidsng and had s gtner
si good time.
11. 0. Ely snd fsmfly sttended
the dsnce st Rhea Siding last Sat j
Mr, and Mrs. Harbison and
Miss Allen went to church in lone;
Isst Sunday.
W, F. Patmateer ia having a1
machine shed built. Mr. Pcrterj
snd Mr Nash srethe carpenters.
Noah Pettyjohn, Martin Bau
reufeind and C. C. Hutchcroft
visited the Morgan school Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs Nash and dauithler Alice
visited Miss Allen Mrs. S-ely on
It. E. HsrbiBon has been busy
loading several cars rf wheat out
of his warehouse for ihiimient
to Portland. Glenn Ball snd Fred;
Griffin have been helping him. The magician dndhis mysterious manipulations have always had
Several Morgan people attend a strong appeal not only to chilJren but to adults as well
ed the Pioneers Reur.ion at Lex-: When Frye add Compauy appear here on the evening of Nov. 16
ington last Friday. at the High School they will offtr a progsam that is mystifvinii in
Stanley Seely and James Hard tne extreme. Mr Frye isone of the cleverest macicians nom before
esty (eft Sunday evening for the tf,e American public and he presents the latest il.usions from the
road camp to be ready Mor.day j ftu 0f magic. A very delightful feature of Lis program is the musi
moreing for work on the market ca worj 0f asSociate, Miss Lcao Miles. She is a pianist, saxa
road that leads out from McNabb jdhonist and a soprano with a very pleasing voice and a sound back
For style, price and qualit; trj ground of soend musicianship The combination of music, nr. irth,
I mini nl mu(lru mloc tin a mncf AocA suonSnrt
, . n j ' ilia a( iv aim iiistvi niunvd w j mwt uviihiiui viiiiis
Star Brand Shoes.-Bristow rd Tne map,c repestoire includeS the $word cabinetf the vanlshing
Johnson, pigions. the twelvd ringing alarm c ocks. the Chinere torture cabinet.
"For Sale: Fine Piano near' an manv othher startling dimonstrations.
lone. Will sacrifice for quick sale,
FRYK AXD COMPAXV
MUSIC, mirth and magle will b presented faer toon when Fry
and Company, mugleiini and entortalnera, wlait our city. Mr.
Fry ia ona of tha beat known muglrlaoa of the day and In addition to
performing a faat-movlng aerlea of bafflljn demonstratlona and myitl
fylnf trlcka of magic, be alao preaenta, through bia delightful aulat
anta, delightful nautical numbera on piano and aaxophona. Vocal
aumbara ara alao to be enjoyed on the program. An evening of fan
and genuine enjoyment will ba bad when Frye and Company appear
before local people. ,
A snap. Write Tallinan Piano,
Store, Salem, Oregon, for full
particulars."
FOR SALE '
Barred Rock rooKters. Inquire
ef Mrs. Peter Timm Jr.. lone.j
Oregon.
Iinfhaoe. We are
U prepared to put
your car In goodr
(condition
MACHINE SHOP
Weather Report
For Oct.
Total precipitation
" since Sept, 1 .
' " for the corres
ponding period last year.
No. of clear days
No. of cloudy days
No. partly cloudy ..
.. 0.42
.. 1.03
- 2.79
14.
7.
.10.
Prevailing wind West
R. E. Ilnrlilnon
CWperafi've Obterrer V. S. W B.
Morgan, Oregon. Not. 1. 1928 j
Joseph N. Scott
J 1NT REPRESETATIVE, 22nd DISTRICT
Umatilla and Morrow Counties
CANDICATDE FOR RE-ELECTION
DEMOCRATIC TIKET
J. Perry Conder, Sr.
RtpuHudn Candidate for
Joint Representative
Morrow and Umatilla Counties
For Commercial, Industrial and
Agricultural Development
Pihl AJvetuctnent.
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Produce Wanted
Turkeys . . Year old, 12 lbs. up, No. 1 birds live . . 28 30c
Turkeys, . . Year old. 12 lbs. up, No. 1 birds dsd. . 36-40c
Turkeys . . 1928 hatch. 12 lb. ue. No. 1 bisds, live . 31 33c
Turkeys . . 1928 hatch. 12 lb. up, No. 1 birds, dsd . 37 41c
Capons . . No. 1 bisds, 61b. up, live 30 33c
Capous No. 1 birds, 6Ibs.. up, dsd 39 38c
Hens Heavy coL live 25
Hens Medinm,live T - 2Jc
Hon I tefht liv 17C
Sbrlngers )
Gtaffs .
Ijmh Heavv 14.18c
FEED, FEED
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23c
16c
Ceese .. Young, live,
Duck .. Young, live, .
Lambs Fancy, light
Becf.
Hogs .. Top Blockers.
Veal Fancy Top..
21. 22c
21.23c
20..53C
According to Crade
13.14c
18.19c
15 17c
fT'lVT
a w at
Veal . Medium and Heavy
. . -.. rrim m 4
TUP. ARnVETHK' KKNU Uf Hi, inn..
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We want pouatry of all kinds. The price on turkeys will not be
any higher this year than last and a good chance of a lower market (
as there are.morc.blrds. Ship me your poultry. j
Nelson Produce Co.
Wholesale Commission Merchants
151 Front Street, Poitland, Oregon.
I have just receiyed a carload of
Rolled Barley, Mill Run,
Shorts, Bran, Surelay, Calf
Meal.
Mixed feeds will give you more
milk, more meat and more eggs.
BERT MASON
IONE, OREGON
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