I 3tmtp VOLUME XVIII MORGAN-CRABIL Mr. J. Morgan and Miss. Hazel Grabil United h Marriage " At quiet home weildintr, Tuea day, S-ptemberUO, at 11:30 . m.. Mint Huicl Grabil became the bride of Mr. Kdiaort Morgan. Uev. W W Head performed the cert nunyyialng the ahoit but Impra aive rim eervice. The bride, who U the dauRhtt-r of T. H. Grahill. wore beautiful nown or pink aiik crepe Roma.. 8b waa unat tended. Th Rroom in the eon o Air.' and Mra. M. R. Morgan. Only the immediate family of the bride and her eiM nd uncle, Mr. and Mn John Cochran, wer prexant. l e bri le and groom left at one n an auto trip to Portland, the Or.-uon beachea il ob'ier point of I Me rent in wauin, Oregon. They were ac companied on the trip by Mri Morgin'a broth r, Gene Grabil. Thai young people have alwayi STEW! the 1929 Remington Portable Typewriter J O NEW FEATURES ; SMART COLORS I Now there'a a portable type I writer (hat rival the regular office machine an J In tome way thi one 1 even defter. We have It on display. Ccme In and try it. No Increase lit prket. IWer'iTI Imprint Jj PA-116 Billiards Pharmacy "THE KODAK STORE" .' 4 HEAR "The BROADCAST At Your Home! Mori. K. G. VV. Portland .rl 7:00 7:30 "Wed., K. N. X Los Aouetei 7:30.8:00 Wed.,K. O. M. O.. Seattle 8:30 : 9:00 Ihur., K. F. R. C. Frisco. 7:20 .8:00 Thur., K. L. Z. Denver. 6:00 6:30 Frl., K II. Q., Spokane 9:00 9:30 'ffleadetltf SeltdaSpeed CALL and get descriptive literature and see machine work. BRISTOW & JOHNSON . i lived In thin community and have a hoHt of friends who wUh them well. Services at the Baptist Church Sunday Evening Rev. Chat. W. Parks will pieiK'h at the Haptiat church, Sunday night, Sept. 8. Everybody In cordially invited to attend the service which begint at eight o'clock. Swodai Lr, of Stanly To keep Die Hwedluli rnllrond tn thine rheery. the ituleowned mil hHiiU Maintain a mHiiI flower gar I-n anil hmhouiie outside of Klork holm. About flo.tmo polled plants and iDO.miti ihti'iiiiIiiIi are annually itli Irlluiled (o the stations of the Stork ImI'ii dlnlrlit alone, and Ilia his cin irnl station In Stockholm fell not only huce potted laurel trees for the summer sc.non. hut fresh cut flower every day. In the fount rj pmctlnillj every nillroml million has It own (tower lied, i n red for by the person nel between trnln nnd Ilk lh spot lei buffeta or reatnurnnt Inside, the; ld (ontldernhly to lh Joy of trel. Rurh reflmmente th Swede evil "Inink kuliiir. SCHOOL Supplies of All Kinds PAPER Writing, Drawing, Typewriter. Pens & Pencils Suited to Every Fancy CS Every I'urpose. INKS PASTE COLORS DRUSHESl ASK to See Our FOUXTAIS 1'EXS. MEADOWS" if" T . ' IONE, QRECOy, FRIDAY, Sept. 6, 1929. Personal Mention Mra. Harbftra Ritchie ia board ing with Mrs P. J. O'Meara dtir ing the time that the George Ritchie fami y are seeking a new location. Elder Dewey Payne held a prf aching aervice in lone, Satur day, August 31. He was accom panied by his wife. J. S. Y ong, a pioneer resident of Marrow County died Saturday at h'e home on Hill Ridge. He was 79 yeats old. If your child it troubled with adenoids see Dr Condcr who will r move them without the use ol a knife. - Adv. Mine Bt-rgevin, who is a nurse in a Walla Walla hospital, has been a Rutst at the home of he tirother, Louis Bergevin. Mrs. Edna Jewell and twochil 4ren returned Sunday to their home in Pasco, Washington. Mir. Jewell has been spending the umme with her mother, Mrs. Alice McNabb. While at play, last Wednesday little Jimmie Ledbetter ran into a barbed wire fence and cut his lip so badly that it required sev eral stitches to clone the wound. Wheat treating, - the implements and the materials at P. G. Balsig er'i. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Hatcher and grandson. Johnnie Ross, and Mrs. Chas. O'Connor and son, Charley motored to Burbank, Wash, for Labor Day. Mrr. Etta Shippey has been en j )ying a visit with her daughter, I Miss Florence Shippey of Port i land, and her son, Blaine Shippey of l-yle. Wash. Mrs. Shippey had 'also as her guest, Miss Gail Gruhb jof Lyle. I Th Oeorge Grose family frcm illoardinan moved onto the Mire- ner place the first of the week Mr. Grose v il 1 work for Mr Mise ner. Mrs. C A. Anderson and their daughter, Mildred, of Portland, xnent the Labor Day vacation in thi Chas. Buttersby home. Mrs L E. Dick and two sons returred home. Saturday. Mrs D.ck has been spending the sum mer with relatives in Helena, Montana. I T. E Grabil has been hired as school jaritar for the coming year. This is the third consecu tive year that Mr. Grabil has held this position. Ttrm Long la V In the ter Wiiy Iuwd Kuaf there l - ...u.nll.i. I.itnff I h u-nril Miiu 11 ' I ... ... .. .11- l ... - k . n.l which pruviini in new r.iiK'"ui which litis Imh'I) iiI Imiii eiirly limit The expriHiitloD relrs unl only to .rt Vam trn..lnnH mm m l I ..luiiiv. I'll! ir.it'i. iw ... w " whole. There u no piirticutur remon fnr tlila exprt'Mli'ii. It la merely i t'Uitotu of conslilertihle antiquity. For Sale PIANO BARGAIN! A $250 value to be sold at a eacrii'ice for a quick turn, $175 terms or $150 cash. Apply to lone Independent. I R. ROBISON V I WE CARRY At ui ?large"stockof to I RINGS Over a thousand rings in stock at : ALL TIMES PI MACHINE SHOP tl l'ini wmu -mmm 7' T M WWWWK Ordie and Arletn Farret.g lelt.'ARLEY PADBERG RENTS'SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY 9unday, for Portland. Ordie goes' to enter high scrool and Mits AMeta htftea to find emp'oymen. Dr. C. C. Chick and MUa Blanche Uristow, of Hood River, were calling on their many fried here, Snnday and Monday. Gene Engelman returned, last week from a pleasant jacatirw spent at Seaside and Portland. The Ed Keller family moved On Monday to Pendleton, where jhe go that their son, Frank, may have the advantages of the Pendleton high school. Tho hei two sons. Jame and Ed aid, leavi thU week iur Kirkavile, Maouri. wht rt they ore aliments in SuH College of 0 teoputhy. Mr. P. C. Koehring and litt'i on "ft Tnursdsy for ihtir home in hdianspolif, Indiane. Mis, R'tehring has nptnt a pkasanl (Utumer with her fartnta, Mr. a'id Mis. Paul Ba'eiger. Wendell Baltiger, of Mor(, spent the labor day vacation with the home folks. ' Hubton Brjson has gone to e: thge iu the iirune haruest. Bvlty and Denwatd. the two small children of Mr. and Mrs. LojU Bergtvin, will attendgchool acairi at the Sisters' school in . a. leton. J. W. Campbel', who has been here on business, departed. Mon day for his home in Kelso. A cast aluminum, waterless c viker will be raffled by the tern li.idf (Eastern Star College Girh) at Bert Ma-ton's store, this w eek. ChanctS will run frcm one cent t.i one dollar according to the .timbers drawn. FOR SALE 265 Acres Summer Fallow.1 Inquire of R L. Eklcberry, j Morgan Oregon j For Sale j High grade piano near lone. Will sacrifice tor quick sale, i Write toTallman Piano Store, Salem, Oregon. Vegetables Galore You can get most anyhing you need in the vegetable line and gtt ( it fresh from the earth or the vines j at my place, i mile down the hijjh; way below the elevator. And I v,ill not be undersold or half soulcd, j hut will be whole souled. Drive in under the shade trees. I W. Windsor. Wor d I'linf Old Truthl The itimiurn worlil la usIiib. und us Itiii up. the trulli lliut roiiiiiln to li out of lie old treimury of Clirlnirn Uoiii; liK-luiUutC of course, tniiiij irutha kuowu lo puKim uiiilqtiliy hu: rrytulixtHl In i'hrUtotitloiii. I'.ul li I nol roiillv ttnrtluu new enihiishisiii- ot Hi own. The novelty of iiioilcn. lilotm U merely a nmllcr ot iniiiuv ! nml luliela, like moilorii udvonlw ! menu; In almost every other ny li la iM'Kiitlw.- li. U. (".i. . 01 Ion l;i '.t HouklllUlL Admonition An old si u kit was tnklns a youtli to tiiKk for licttlnil nil he luul on a Inline nice, lie pointed out the tunny inlHhnps that may oecur between posi nnd IIhIkIi nnd culled a Ions roll of sure tliitiK t lint luul Rone wroiig 'Now think, eon," he wound up. "how long doet It lake to run the uvonine horse nicel" "l.esi thnn two minutes." "There's the point. It mny be nil rljjht to try to get rich q-:!A. hut Unit's too quirk.'' Th Food We Eat A commission man, "shopping In New fork city found spinach from Mexico, honcydew tnelona from Smith Afrlen. fresli nlmomls from the II' ly land, new polntoes from Flnrliln, Kieen I peas nnd asptiriiRiia from Callfinla, butler from Penmark, ess from; fhlnn. menli from New Zenliind nnd") ArReutltm. 'J Tlml'a what modern transportation ' ". Chilli BUM 110 irmn for i,a. Capper'. Weekly nml mild stiirnce refrlsernllon does THE HOME PLACE A' ley Padbeig has rented his mother's ranch, on Rhea Creek, and will move in as Boon as the pise is vacated by Mike Rowell who has been farming it for sev eral years. Mts. Lena Padberg came op from Portland, last Sat urday and will stay unlil her son is rettled on the farm. L)ter, Mist Pearl Padberg will come to keep house for her brother and Mrs. Purlb-rg wi; rftuin to the city where her duughier, Hazel, is attending hifch school. Darrel PadtoTZ has .nered schcol in lone and wi l live wi.hhis brother o i li e ranch. AicsrU'.n the Fact I Some fMnif. II thr reml or hear iihout Hie K) :iiit"iii f givm iinitiirljr, i h.'Ktn In llrnli tlii-v mi- ii.Tt-rlnit lilcn ' tlml iiiiliiin. Sik-Ii iH-rw.im hinilrt nnl kw wmlerlti i""l worrying Thpy nlmiilil riinsiili doctor. Three Day Cleaning Service FOR IONE. Work reaching us by Wednesday noon will be returned Saturday. ALL WORK GUARANTEED John SKuZeski, The Tailor HEPPNER 4 t I BEFORE Building' Materials Get Our Prices. We deliver anywhere, anytime? Heppner Planing Mill andf j Lumber Yard Now ready for school girls a display of Hum ming Bird Hosiery, famed for style and service! Colors selected by a Taris style otarvcr delicate tints, most popular shades. Extra Icr-'h. Invisible run-stop ht : i. IliJJcn re inforcements at toe and heel. Trim tailored heels. ! j j Finest Japanese silk, close knit to fit snug. Sheer, smooth. Sun-proof, suds proof colors. The new lustre lasts. 7ull 7ash'uned Utosunf For every sport and dress occasion, at a low price for in, hosiery. Come today and fill your every t hosiery need from now until June, BERT IONE - NUMBER 14 Attendance About That Of Last Year. School opened. Mondj, with an enrollment of 131.- forty-two in the high school and einhty-nlne in the grades. The attendance will increase during the first few weeks of school. Mr. C. W. Dai ie!S and his moth er have rented the Troedson house on S-cond Street. Mr. Daniels i r memfier of the high school fa ol ; ''ching science and rnatlun..: c'. Miss Frieda McMillan and Mips Lucile Rhoten two of our t.'ri is, have engag ed board with Mrs. Helen Far ms. Miss Ir?ne Anaeis is at the Grimes boarding house. Mrs.. Hnrriet Brown and Mies Hilde garde Wiiiiamsare spending their second ytar at the lone hotel Continue onPg.4. J i ORE. YOU BUY I A FULL LINE of Standard School Supplies in Stock Including , Grammar and Highschool Texts All Books are 'l Cash. I MASON OREGON r