The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19??, October 25, 1929, Image 4

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    IHE IONEIMPENDEN i ItMMllilMiiiiii
I'ulilished Every Friday by
W. V. Ukai, Editor -Publisher.
"SUBSCKIPTION
Une Year
SixMonilu 0.75
Three Monlhs 0.,':0
Emend as second Clan matter at
the posLihYt at lone, Orrgon, under
act of March lS.'i).
Friday, Ovt. 25. 1929.
Pomona Grange Items
Continued front Ttf. 1.
Hawley-Smoot bill.
The businrsa'of the evening
Beaton included the adoption oi
several resolutions: lirst , favor
ing as committee on the public
-domain for Oregon, ti e rames
endorsed by Baker County t'omo
na; Messrs. Phillips of Bakr
Warner of Pendleton and Jamii
Bon of Piinevilie. Second: Uma
tila Co. Pomcna favcrirg Ite
provision of funds lor a much
needed courihouse at Pondleton
Third: Thanking StanfieldGrariK
for their royal hos-phahly.
A bants concert opened tru evei
iaj program. .
Trie beauiifu. raace mehiori..
c e ot was ret1 in memory of
Warren Coil, of Viilos Gianjif.
who passed away on October 11.
A drill by the Ui.lows Gr::t
Drill Team composed of the your
folks of the grange was mucl
enjoyed.
Greenfield Grange exenndifie
thfe Pomot a Deiir ii vi ini;-rr
sive manner to c class of 32. 1C;
b c taint member of Umatil'b j
Po notia and 16 joit iik Moiruw,
-Po.nona. Tableaux 'Hope ai d
"P. ofH." beauty and dixnily tol
4V. A n .b 1
hue ui'Kicc num.
As Gteentield Urtmije bad th
largest delegation when the counl
aa made at 2:00 o'clock, tht
Morrow County Pomona Bannei
became their charge for the next
three months.
Ail those in attendance fron
both counike3 greatly enjoyed tht
joint t-ession and hope to meet
together on a future date.
Those fiom this vicinity in a!
tendance on the Pomona Crane
meetinf at StanfitM, Oct. 17,
were Mr. and Mrs. Krneat 11 i
ker, Donald a: d Harriet, Mr.
rnd Mrs. Ed. Bus he. Louir, Jtt
eqhineand H nry, Mr. ond M'.
Harry Cooi, Mable and Elrr.e-,
Peterson, Margaret Crawford,
Geneva and Bailah Pe tyjtr.r ,
John and Veda Eubunke, Alt.
Earl Morgan, Mildred and Gorp
and Gad) s Braehts, all men
bera of W'iHow Creek Grange.
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THE SLAVE OF
ALADDIN'S LAMP
might move a palace a thousand r.iiles" said Mr.
Bcrton Braley, the well known author in a recent
23 address.
"But the slaves of Edison's lamp have moved
civilization fonvard a thousand years."
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"Where the slave of Aladdin's lamp could keep
a horde of gold and jewels before Aladdin's won
dering eyes, the slaves of Edison's lamp have cre-
Ksl a'et ncw wea'tn beyond the wildest dreams of
1-1
uiiuum lauiiuittiiLi;.
Had electric light alone been the sole result of
pig Edison's inventions the electrical industry would
jjEF; have j-:-t:i:cd itself. But it necessitated the invert-
tion oi a sysie of generation and distribution.
3 layir thi fjur.-ution of the light and powr li.
jjy dusti; as we know it todr.y.
Thesejnventions "have moved civilization for
5H ward a thousand years."
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S PACIF IC POWER & LIGHT CO.
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Poiia i.H rur.iox j
We Invni'ltiM.v lliul ihnl mint of j
)i)lBe in 11 nuili wllh 11 ilirinst j
Amerhuit Milgiir.liio,
Dal'y lhauiilil
No man ever IImmI it rl;;lil IKo hi
I1111I nut liwn eluoitoiiiMl liy a wuiiiiin'a
love, atn-tigllioniMl hy lior roiirnup mid
mililcd by her Uliorutlon. Jnhn
kin.
Or Five Mlnutat
A t.niiinii linnki'i Kiiya lie wmilil Ilka
to lie iu'UMiiiicr 01 ! 11 mill hi fur Jumi
one d.iy niul Hi. MIsIit hnvv u would
Ilka to l N ImnkiT for iihI mho day.
Kveii hnlf a inv would do If nnlmd
waa loiiklni; - Mim'kii Ti'h'tiriiih.
Heppner Tailoring and
Pressing Shop
John SKUZESK1
PROFESSIONAL
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Want your cream. We
PAY
At. I 1 - II 1!
inarKei rnce at an unit's. j
j X' JLV1 lull VWa Vl Jf I
T a r M
Before contracting or
selling your wheat it Will
pay you to see L Balsigcr
DR. J. L CALLAWAY XX representing B. G. and Co.
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Inc.
.PORTLAND,
OREOON
Oct.26-Kov.2
IX Sfcowi In Cm 5XC0.000 Premioms
19th Annual Eipo4tka combine Pur Bred Lhrwtocb Sbowi Fat 9tock A
Show; Dairy. Muiulacturcn' and Land roductt Shown Shp Mtowi Amcri
can National Fox Show. National tfcool ihowj Inthuci! Evpaatftoni Boy
mA ( Urla' I'Uitt Wtrk Kmbihatai Othoi PottltTY and Tct Stock hhowi and
woHd-renowned Hurt thow Mulioa of doiUn worth ot and U
Cattle, Hrw, ir.ctp.
PtwtlaauL Orcaon. Oct.
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m thow Mulioa. ol dolUn worth of Mil and Ljtiry
1. lions, OotJ .ltd Fosc txhiSiltJ nrdcr on. rutft.
V I Pottiaad,Onaoa,Oc(.l-'No.a. ilaiujari rata. 1 Iraupvoutiuai Unaa.
V.mPHl lip ii.iiijdril jj-jB CiSJ.iiaBJBi mm
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Laading SjrKeona of ih worli
are now advigirn you to keep
yo if tonsils by havirgtrim r
stored to natural size ai d funr
tions. Dr. J. Perry Conrlrr
been boii it this for 21 ytars n
Morro ('imnty. A v. j
Trait. 11 cr.pplrd Hjria
L'aiiiill.v in. iiiiimiii In ii ' ii It- in curi
the hniki-n U-x i. li.irx-i Ih'miu- Ii U
exK.'IiMiv mill I lie vnluc nl I he imrxf
duel imi wiirniui IM liumlllhi.' If a
horse la very vi.luiiui.j ili ui .mi Iw
cured hy Mik u .1 allies. ,.llnU
etc, bf o cN-r. i,. 1 1 1.
Li vat in Mjr.opl.ina
A P.l'llill mmi i. .i i;miiI. i --ii.lt
opliiuu fin a ilui-lliic .l. Mf The fur
want mrt il Hih rurfliitfi-. wlih win
rluwa iiiiiiiii:iii.I:i h vh iv In Min e ill
rvrilmia. la inilh i il na lit lug niul
alii-liliig rmmi I'lii' nue f.niiin iIih
kllrlifii Alum. II r!. ii . liliniiH.v Hun
(k'M'rllM-a n Ii-Mmi "it" in n ihc rinhl u
Taujht Pcop!. Thrift
While Ihc mi Iiuk IuiiiI, I.I 'ii orl.'l
iiiiiim! In IviiIiiihI niul Si'mIIiiihI ll tk
Hruur Imlil lii-re limn iiiij where. The
Rovermuenl luiinllra iimi-l u( the .iv
limn In Kir.'lutiil niul In iii::ny if Ihc
t'oiillneiiliil i-oiiii-rl -a
mm$M Wi$wr& Iff
15 per cent disccunt on all tires and
tubes purchased by Octcbr 31
We carry all types of tires-all GooJycars
By properly tiring your car- at lov.cct to
you-Me know we'll win your permanent
trade. Come hi, talk over your nc:ds
no obligation.
It pays to consult reliable tire tpeciaists
INDEPENDENT GARAGE
lone
Ore
No Military Ledfaa
The grunt) aei retnrjr of the Milium
Ic temple, Wimlilnflon, D. C, iu,
that Ainerlciin Masonry d.-e not n
the present time follow the pollrt ni
Hie (ii'nnd loJue of Kiijjlniiil In ci
mltlliig iirganli-.ei) nillltury loilui'a l
Ix Incorporated within the ri-Kliuerit
or In the novul service. During I In
' Ovil wur one or two lodgei were or
gnnlzed within the army fallowing I In
troop ni It the KnvMxIi custom, Inn
these pnssed out ol cslxti-noe ami
there are not at the pn-went time imi
left
STRAUSS & CO.
Grain Dealers, of Portland, Oregon
Will Be Represented this Season by
W. M. Eubanks
It will pay you to see him before you?
sell your wheat.
Osteopathic riiyoician
Gilman Btiildinji
Phone 93 H. ko a.., Ortnoa
JACK FERRIS
: Dermal ician :
It pays to look well.
"Specialist in Bobs"
C.LSWEEK
ATTORNEY AT
LAW.
First National Iank IMA
Heppner, Oregon
When You Visit Heppner
Eat At The
"Elkhorn Restaurant"
GoodMeals BestofSei vice
Lunch Counter
A.D. HcMURDO. M.D.
Physician AnJ Surgeon
Oflice In Masrnlc Building
Trained Nurse Assistant
Iltppner, Oregon
A. H. JOHNSTON
Physician & Surgeon
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lone, Oregon
IONE CASH MARKET
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Dealers In
Fresh and Cured Meats, Butter and Eggs.
i We Buy Cream for Swift & Company.
I Why not Sell Y bur Cream in Your Home Town?
Real Estate Insurance
Peterson Brothers
iLNE BLACKSMITH SHOF'H
We are prcjwred to take care of your
shafting requirements hy the installation of an
electric key way machine and a stock of shafting
in a wide range of sizes. We also have a list of
second hand combines for sale. Agency for the
Harris Manufacturing Companies new combines.
i: Jr J. P.O Meara, Proprietor j&
I'lionii ( ffhe
l(eai)-iic
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Mulii 411.'
I Heppner - Oregon
F. H- ROBINSON
Attorney & Counselor
At Law
III I'mclhe In All Tliel'iiiirla
IONE OREGON
Dr.J. A. Mc Crady
Dentist
X Ray DIAGNOSIS
Office; Odd Fellows Lld'g.
i Heppner Oregon
J.O.PETERSON
EXPERT
WATCHMAKER
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRER
Heppner, OreRon.
Dr. C. W. Barr
DENTIST
I'hona M 1012 Com Apt. BidK.
Heppner, Ore.
2 Evenings and Sunavby appointment,
I lone Independent
JOB PRINT
See Balsiger
For Insurance
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Hotel lone
cater to the patronage ol those who
wish first class accommodations.
Cole Smith, Manager.
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Farm Implements
VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES,
MYERS PUMPS, bTAR and AERMOTOR
WIND MILLS. WINONA WACONS.
PAULG. BALSIGER
lone, Oregon
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IONE INDEPENDENT
JOB PRINT
lone r Oregon
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