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IONE, OREGON FRIDAY, Feb 28, 1930.
NUMBER 37
VOLUME XVII!
CHILD BADLY HURT
Lsvern the thret year old son
of Mr, and Mr. 0 ril Sargent of
Eugene, met with a balnfnl acrl
dent few dayi bko. The boy fell
on Rom milk bottles. The bottles
wnre broken and the glas rut
deep gashes in the child's face.
Until upper and lower lids on one
eye were cut through and there
was also cut on the eyeball.
Twelve atilchee were required
to close the wound. It ia not
y. t known if tne until of the eye
ein be laved. The SargHits are
former resident! of lone. Mr.
gar-jet t in a student in the Bible
school at KiiBfi e.
mothers, . j
are you guarding j
your children s
health with plenty:
of butter?
Crowing children need plenty
of eutrgy and vitamins. Hut
ter furnUies both In abund
ance. there is no subrtiA
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tute for good butter
flutter is rich in growth stimu-.
'atlng and an I disease yrc vent
ing vitimln A it Is now selling!
at a low price It is one of the
cheapest foods, nutritional va!-
it considered
"There is No Substitute
for Good Butter"
Moirow County
Creamery Co.
rhit aJt'trtitomtnt 1$ tpunfi'tJ M 1 '
"Aiy girl in need of a;friend
write to Adjutant Minn K. II
Allemann, The Salvation Army
White Shield Home, Cf,5 May fai
Avenue, Portland, Oregon'
Cash
Old Mill Pound Paper $.65
Old Mill Interlined Evps. to match
$.35
Both for $.75. . ,
$.50 Purola Shaving Cream Ige.
t tube $.4'
$.50 Valiants Shampoo $.40
$.25 Black Flag
Best thing ever
Raw Linseed Oil
This is less than
I Bullards
it
Bargains
. Mr. and Mrs. IuIm Rulsisei
motored to Moro, I'M. ay. There
the v were joined by their son
Wendell, and the parly continued
their journey to Eugene, tOKpitid
a few days with Miss Elva Ha1
aiaer who is a senior in the Uni
versity of Oregon,
When Mr. and Mrs. Carl Feldman
returned recently from liugere,
they wore accompanied by their
dunghtcr, Kathesvn, asophomore
at the University, who has been
guile ill and Us come home for
a rerft. She hopes to be able to
return to school in time for tin
spring term,
A small party of friends met
at the Bert Mason home, Wednea
day evening of last week for a
game of bridge. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Uoy Lieuallen
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. ColUr. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Mason.
Mrs. Marian McDurdy who has
been receiving treatment in the
iieppner Hospital for the patt
few weeks, has been moved to
the home of htr parents, Mr,
and Mrs. L. P. Davinton ollone.
Mrs. McCurdy is inurh improved
in health. Harlan McCurdy, Jr.
has been suf feringwith tonsilitir.
When You
ShIMP
on your
clothes you
rob your
Personality
it AV'I
YOUR
L.L.VJ 1 1 IIIO Ti
CUSTOM MADE
i
John SKUZESKI
THE TAILOR
Heppner, Oregon'
Talks
Insect Powder $.15 f
found for setting hens.
per gal. $1.35
market price.
Pharmacy
T
for cash.
President N. P.
Grain Growers to
Speak at Lexington.
Organization of Local Co-ops.
To S: T:;'.:
Senator It. J. Wilmr-, Presi
dent of North i'acifioGrrh 'Irow
ers, Inc., wi: address n larmer
meeting at LxinKton, Saturday,
March 8, at 7:15 p. m., in I. O.
0. F. hall on forming a local Co
operative to market wheat under
FeJorul Fi rm Marketing Act.
The religious services row in
progress at the Christian chuich
under the leadership of Rev. C,
L. Fesler of North Bend. Ore.,
are being well attended. There in
special music at every service.
Everyboly is invited to attend.
.51... ,mt-
Rev. C.L. Fesler
I R. ROBISON
ALL KINDSj
OF HIGH t
hi i r.RAnp ma.
JO
0 f CHINE WORK
rARRKin I Y
K;:DONE.
; ' Motors rccround
0 f Borings poured
TV.
'V
and fitted to re
ground shafts
MACHINE SHOP
J& Clark & Linn uS
; i Carpenter Work, Painting, Fa
j per Hanging an J Cencral Re
pair Wotk
lone, Oregon.
From Roman CaUadar
"Tlie lOoi of Mwvh" roniitlluted
Idlnlte dnjr Id tlie old Roman rnlen
ilnr. Tha word ni dcrlvrd fnm t
ril lenlfyln "divide." In Murrh'
I In Idea otTiirred on tha flfteenili
while In certain older month It n
ilia thirteenth, Julliii Cnewir wuc
(turned by ioothwiyer to tn'wnre ol
ilu t clny, whli li pn)vcU to be the dny
uf il aiuuilniilluu. .
Come in and look at our
New Spring and Summer
line of mens made to
measure Suits Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Bristow &. Johnson
lone, Oregon
Personal Mention
Oncar Cochran and his son.
(eorge hAve been quite sick with
the "flu."
Sparks brothers have taktn
rooms In the Harris apartments
on Main Street Their sister, Crys
tal, is housekeeper.
Mrs. Frank Lundeli and Infant
son. who have been in the Hepp
ner hospital returned the firrt of
tast week to their home in lone.
' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ahalt, of
Uaker, motored to lone, Wednes
day of last week, returning on
i'hursdsy. They were accompa
nied lv Mr. Ahall'a mother, Mrs.
Hannuh Ahait, who was retuun
Ing to her home here after a very
pleasant three weeka visit with
her son and daughter-in law.
J. F. Louv returnd the latter
(.art of laid week from a trip in
to California.
Mr. and ftir. Harold AhalL and
little daughter, of Rhea Siding,
were week end visitors in with
relatives in lone.
Miss Arleta Farrens is at home
asain after several weeks p?nt
in Portland.
Rates Stetl Mule Tractor is
row on exhibition at Paul G
Dalsiger's Implement Store.
Political
Announcements
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
To the Voters of Morrow Count j:
1 hereby annonnce myself as a
enndinteat the coming priiharu.
fat the office of Count; Judge of
Morrow County on the Republi
can ticket. If nominated and elect
.l, I pledge th. asme fitlfi
and sincere service that has char
acterized mv long term with th
County Court as Commissioner.
G. A. Bleakman j
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
This is to snnounce tht I willj
k a candidate for ti e office of
C unly Treasurer, subject to thi j
ill of the voters of Morrow Co., j
n i II... 1C '
t me frimary eiecuuiio, aii i,
mo.
I wuh to thank mv friends.
both Republican and Demotnlic
for thkir tzeneroua support ill tht
patit and hope that I have provso
worthy of their confidence.
LtonW. Btiass.
PuiaAJv. Present incumbtnt
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
At the next primary electiii,
I will he a candidate fof the i.f
He? of Co'untv Judge, for Mono
Cou'ty on the Republican tick I,
and if nominated and electee , I
will carrv out the duties of em S
office to the best r f my abiii .'
(Adv.l Wm. T. Campbell
Mrs. Herman Havercost and
t wo (inns, of Rhea Siding, visited
fiat week with her daughter,
Mrs. Ray Barrett. ,
Fern Engeiman is spending a few
days in the country with her sis
ter, Mrs. Victor Rietmann.
All those who attended the
rJIks Lodge festivities at iiepp
ner, Saturday, report a very en
jo able time.
jMany members of lone Lodge
No. 135. I. 0. 0. F., journeyed
w lieppntr, Saturday, to attend
lue ail day convention of Odd
Fellows. -
The C. W. Swauson borne was
ibeaceneof pleasant quilting
party, Tuesday afternaon of last
week. During the afternoon the
liualea, Mrs. Swanson, served
moat delitioua refreabments.
Veterinary Vaseline at Bull
ard'n Pharmacy, 25 cents a pound
Monkey's price 41 cents. How
come?
Day and Night Phone 1332
Phelps Funeral Home
Cut Flowers for All Occasions
h
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We
Your Good Will After
The Sale Is Made. For This
Reason You Will Always Get Good
Materials at Reasonable Prices
at
; Heppner Planing
Phone 1123
i
l Meclhainiic
Supplies)
I huve a large assortment of the
well know P&C Guaranteed Tools.
Zerk Fittings and Grease Guns
Bolts, Washers, Rivets, Coldshuts,
Buckles, Snaps, Harness Leather ets
Bert
lone,
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Local Girls Defeated
The Iieppner girls met the
lone girls, on Ione's floor, Friday
night for the last basket ball
game of the season, and the re
suit was a 3516 victory for the
visiting team. Heppner began
scoring from the firi minute of
play when JanieAUsi of Hepp
ner made a field goal. . he score
roe rapidly in Heppner'a favor
and when the first half was up
the score was 27-6. During the
last NT lone made aix field
goala vit .ich I iougether score to
16. H u" wade four more
goals and her f core was 85. When
the fina' L s-Ie blew the acore
was35-lt m Heppner'a favor.
This game was the last game
of the season for both Heppner
and lone.
At tti clofe of the bov's game
the players aud their coaches ad
Cmimutd on last Pg.
Want
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Mill & Lumber Yard
Heppner, Ore.
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Mason
Oregon