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Friday, April 21, 1931
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Mrs. S. K. Hatch was the din
nor jruost of friends in Arlington
lust Friday. She attended the ror
j ular meeting of Jasmine Chapter
Jl). E. S. in the evening and on;
the return trip was accompanied"
, by her brother-in-law, I H. Hatch 1
'who spent the week-end in lone.
Mrs. 15ert Mason joined a party
of friends last Thursday and all
motored to Walla Walla when the
' Worthy Grand Matron of theState
AY WOES M$IEIR
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.nJwf.fiovcrPmcittUm-tiotruMiuHio of Washmjrton paid her of ficud
one, but to divide it anion-; tl c m.-ny.
Thome Ji'f w Mm
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Lexington News
Mis Amabel Strodtman
; visit to Walla Wall.i Chapter. ().
K. S. The party returned home,
Friday.
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Mrs. Walter Lyons and daugh
ter are guests atthe H. 0. Bau
man home on Willow Crcetk
Lawrence Slocum and wife niotor
r d to The Dalles foi a short visit
with relatives On the return tiip
they were accompanied by irs.
E G Slocum who has spent the
winter in Calif a nh.
Miss Velma C.inlon w.t a week
end gncst at the home of Mrs
Eva Lane.
Mr. and Mrs Krnest Shipley
have moved from the Keller house
on .Main Street into the Balcomh
house on Second Street.
Services at
Christ. Apr"..
CAL!
t'.ic ion Church of
JJ, at uX) p. m.
The I.exngton school teachers
have been chosen for the comins
year with E iwiin Ingles as princi
pal, Mrs. Carol Ingles, ma hemat
ics. Miss Clara Ho!!ey, Ianmges.
Mrs. Fr-nk Turner, stventh irJ
ttth grades, George Gd.is, fihh
and sixth grades, Mrs. Clarenct
Howell third and fourth and is
Pearl Vail, first and seconJ grudts.
Mrs. J. F. Lucas and Mi s Alia
MintgoT.ery mo ored to P ort
land for a short business trip Fri
day. They returned f'om th?t city
Sunday.
OLUH PICNIC
secretary- Oih.:-:.. embers of the
club are Dimples Crabtree, Opal
and Maude Cool, Ellis and Lee
Fettjjohn, Stanly harrard, Dak1
Lundfll, Inland Bubick, Howard
Crowell and Jay Ball. '.
Coming to
THE DALLES & PENDLETON''
Dr. Mellinthin
SPECIALIST
h Internal .Vcdicine for the
past eighteen years
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will be in The Dalles on Mm
day and Tuesday, May 1th & rt,h,
at The Dalles Hotel, and in iVn
dleton, on Friday. May 8th. at
t .u o! n i itheDorion Hotel.
Jo.ntmt.at!onoftheR!, -lCr:el.. ufficenourgarefrom9sj0a. In
Lexington and Willows Uanges ty m) Jn Pendlcton and 10 a ni
was held in the Leach Memorial j fn i n m ;n Tho inn.-.
hall on baturuay. a snort program
opened the meeting followed by
initiation and dancing.
No Charge for Consultation
W. F. Bamett returned the: lr. Mdlcnlhindtx-snot operate for dura
first Of the Wefk from a Short trip ! ic aptniciti.Kall stones, ulcir$t.f the Mom-
r.EVKRT.Y lUI.LS.-Well nil I know
Ii Jii it what I road In the import. Well
Mr. lloowr got biiek from a mi of
the country lift Imd
never boon In till
he wa Prosldont.
Its awful hard for
Mr. Hoover to find
new places to go
nftor flection, for
ho has traveled no
much. But he man
ni'.ou to II nd om.
They was going to
try a ltiittK'slilu to
4s seo if It would work
after they had had
It renovated, no lm
Just ;iy. "Here Is tho time for m to
Si't away from all this mens."
So lie piekid him out a bunch of
ruiiiienl.il niends. nionily alandpat Ho
publicans and Joined the Navy and
started ncolnn tho World. It dldcnt
u.'ed to bo hard to find some place fur
CoolKlce to go whert he had never
b.vn, all you had to do was Just to iiig
S?"t any ona of tho forty el"M States
outside of Venn nt r i M i ;ncuus
etts. -nd Ii-,- .aa ail set Tor now torrl
tcry. When he tet 8..I1 for Black knolls
of H '.U Dakota, why that compared
In Importance to hi in to Hi)ver loav
l::s for Mary Bird id In tho An
i...;.. ."r. "('.);. i e (!id make Cub.i
t -. tl o. v.:i tl. 'i ,; r.t the tlmo. and
. :w It atid ho got a great welcome
tii. Hut Mr. Uoovur went on and found
tiie Vlr ln I-lamls. A RiknI many pev
ile tho.i. Iit s.H'h a place as t!:.it was
a try tii
It really. People nowadays call thonc
",iod will tours." Hut you cant gel
p dj) es good will nowaday! unless ton
h;ln; o:n lomotlil:)!?. Hi took em a
s;n'pch but no donations. So outside
ot what fUa be got on the trip, lit
l;;:ider hard to fl itro out Just the ex
.i; t lioiit Hilary r. suits. He told em
Dial he wanted to givo every ono o."
t'u'in tin? same as we had up bore.
Well that depends ott how wi ll ported
V.py ure on what Is hup pen 1 113 to un.
luvv they tjok that remark. In other
r.-ords It they took him at his word,
a-u! wanted what we got, they would
Immediately ask fjr Red Cross roilel.
Hut I think it was a mighty fine trip
f r hi in to have tal.en, and It will dn a
lot of good. Roosevelt went down
there when ho was President, anil
ever thli:3 ho did was O K. it I know
this nvrt hnve h-n. Well whst
v. e got? V'tl .a ever read tucli n
p.-acisaliia of nci.iiai ns Charley Chap
ii:i U ma'.dns all over Kuropo? Whv
( aarL-y d.mt any more thaa land In ;i
Co'intry till t'ae Prime Minister grah
him off t.j his home, like gomp Movl
fi 1 r.ol:I:i for an Autnraph. Ciiarlcy
l pre.ty foxy though, and mighty well
I.HXING'I'ON NKWS
Informed on affairs. Ho can tailt tnid
arue with them. Ho Is it pretty lahi l
Socialist, and has mailo a pretty
rloii! study of It.
Hut that Chaplin Is all that the. e
Heal so railed Artlnts nro siipp-snl
to bo. And he Is, he ,1s the only
genius dovoloped In tho lllms since
they started. Any of us can m't "Ar
tistic" and say wo wont work till noon,
or wont do this or that. Hut wo are
doing It on some Arms money, in:t
Chaplin can conic on his set, it ml I nn
loose GOO people, tell 0111 ho will t:ill
imii again some other time, n,'d ln Is
doing It on his dough. Ai t nlnt put on
when you are paying for It out of your
own pocket. Ho writes, direct, ami
acts the wholo tiling. Any oir cl.e
making a picture (hero Is at U-iiM n
dozen people that are directly con
cerned In Its success. Chaplin re
places all of them alone.
Say what! going to happen to this
wheat thing? The Government tioi 1 :-. Tt t
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years crop,
now they got it,
and here Is comlni;
along another new
crop. Horah wenis
to give It to China
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I would like to see
It r.lven to renter ';
firmer! In this
Country to make
lirend out of. You'd
i hiii prised If you
knew how little
those poor people had to live on thai
was Issued by the It.'d Cross The
but he went thero and found marvelous work a usual t!t.
C.-ohs, but what I m. an Is If tho name
tiling coino up a;:alu, I sure wmi'il Hi;
t ) s;'0 em have e- i.igh more m.ne
s 1 the Issue of rations would he larger
(if course when you are gcttln ; Chui
;iy you cant be tho chooser, but It wa
oi.li'y enough to gel nions on. No.
. 'i cant lomrtltliig 1)3 done wilii sume
of all this surplus wlieat? '.'o ur-.-vz
to li'ivo to c!mrK that l-'.irm
I' -aids operations oil as a I ;.i an;, how
:: loihs like n w. Cou. s; I g-.i.'-m tin y
ilid whet th"y ttnurht was rl-.-lit V.-
people can ials tilings fsster In this
I'oniitry than anybudy can buy I! ev.-n
!i Cnveninieat.
Say did you read In the pap. .: i.I. mt
a huuch of Women up In liri'Mi Co
lui.ihia as a protest against hl.ii ta.c:-.
sit out In tlie open naUo I. and Hi y
wyuldool put their clothes on? The
aiitinirltles llii.iliy tui ;to1 rpr.iy:r t't":'
you use on trees, on em. Tlu.t i.uy lord
into quite a Ihlni. Woman cjui; 1 Into
he tat oiflce nude, sayin I wont pay.
Veil th?y caul uarch hr air' i
anything. It sounds gr at. How' . I:
t to British Columbia?
I 5 till Mi S4 i 1 S,n.!uj:t. In )
MUs Geneva KvaiH 1.4 again at
her home aflcraweek'' vlsith will;
relatives In Spoksnc.
Mrs Kd McMillan, accompnnlvo
by Opal and James Leach has ar
rived In Lexington after several
months' stay In Tucson, ArLoiu.
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i Mis J M, White has had as
her guest, Mrs Gerald W hite of
lUrmiston. The latter returned to
her duties as teacher In the Tine
Cily schools on Sunday.
There will be a special mt etlng
nf the stockholders of the Lexing
ton, Farmer's Waaehouse on Sat
urday, April 2T, In the Leach Me
morial hall All of the scockhold
crsare urged tube present
! Miss Krma Duvall is visiting
with friends inKugono.
The members of the Junior Class;
ol the Christian Sundcy School
enjoyed a small t arty at the home
ot their teacher Miss Naomi Mc
Millan on Friday last.
PERSONAL MKNT10N
(it'org Fl unk ilnd wife, Honry
Kowcll, wife and children recent
ly motored to llerrniston wheie
they were joined by Miss Hazel
Frank ami all drove toStunfield
where thny npent u pleunant duy
with Mr. KowpII'h parents.
Traffic Oifieer, L. II. M( Mnhon
County Commissioner nd Coun
ty School Sbitrintendeiit Lucy
Hogers, visited the Iono school
April 15. TheTraf f ic Officer Bpoko
to tho high school students on
traffis regulations, while Com.
missioner lileakman's talk wna
on forest ctms rvatien.
There will le pi i nching servic
es nt the lone ehuicli of Chris t in
Iotie, Sunday, April' 20, nt tl ree
o'el. ek in the afternoon. All are
in, i'.eil t attend.
V.r. olid Mrs. Clever Feck of
Ilnmistoii visited briefly at the
Harvey Linjrhome, Monday. F.om
here they went to the home of
Mr. IVck'd parents Hnrton l'eek
and wife of lxinton, where
Mrs. I'eek Jr. w ill remuin for a
few weeks visit
Henry Dennto of Sj'hsnfield
Mrs. Kd Hackett returned on
Friday from Aberdeen. Wnshimr-
t:n where she has been visitinjr I Oregon was transacting LusineKS
relatives. j here hut week.
IONESNEW HOTEL
NOW OPENTO THE PUBLIC
Ralph Harris - Manager
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First Class restaurant
in connection
Operated by
Mrs. John Grimes
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to Portland. K H. Lane is alio
at home after taking a truck load
of wool to Portland.
Column. 5, please.
Eat Pride of Oregon
Butter and Ice Cream
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LEGION HALL IMPROVMENT
recently purchased by lone Post.
American Legion. When complet
ed there will be, aside from the
large danco hall, lodge rooms fu
both the Legion and Auxiliary, t
kitchen a.r.! f.vo r::t rooms. i PRODUCE WANTED
I ach, tohtiis or aiK noi Js.
Me sa to hi creiit HonJcrfut rult
ilisase c.fthi s'onach. liver, bowel
i (kin, nerve, heart, kidney, bljJJir,
' iin'lln - irrk 1- . - L lumtt rK.ni m ri
ictatica, leg uleerianj rittai ailments.
Remember the above date, that
consultation or, ths trip wdl be
free, and that this treatment is
different.
Married women must be accom
panied by their husbands.
Address: 4221 West Third St..
Los Angeles, California.
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JOB PRIN1
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Before contracting or
selling your wheat it Will
pay you to see L. Balsiger
representing B. G. and Co.
lone, Oregon
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Aermotor wind mills and I
banks-Morse gas Engines at
P. G. Balsiger's
air-; Portland will be represente
j this territory as last year by
; M. Eubanks.
We sollicit your Pn dree tr;:
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We are prepared to lake care of your
sfutli'uj requirements hy the instaltalijn of an
e'ectric key way machine' and a stock of shafting
in a wide range of sizes. We also have a list of
a.id combines for sale. Agency for the
Mnu?aaurh; Companies new combines.
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Here you can narr.e
your price and still de
cide.. . ."I will buy only
THE leading make of tire
. . . Goodyear."
INDEPENDENT GARAGE
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STRAUSS & CO.
Grain Dealers, of Portland, Oregon
Will Be Represented this Season by
W. M. Eubanks
It will pay you to see him bef jre ou
i sell your wheat.
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C. L. SiVEEK J Dr. J. H. Mc Crady A R GRAY M D K F. II- ROBINSON
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tfieppner
Hank HK!.
Oregon
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When You '!s't Heppner
I-at At The
Klkliorn Ktaurant"
I Good Meals I5est of Service
Lunch Counter
Dentist
X-Ruy DIAGNOSIS
Otflce; Odd Fellows Uld'tf.
Heppner Oregon
Physician & Surgeon
Heppner - Oregon
Glasses Fitted
A.D. McMUlDO, M.D. !j
Physician Ant Surgeon
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UllllC 111 I'l.lMMHt lUHUIIli
Trained Nurse Assistant
hiltppner, Oregon
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Altorney & Counselor
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IONIC OHLGON
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J.O.PETERSON
EXPERT
WATCHMAKER
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRER
Heppner, Oregon.
Dr.CW.Barr
DENTIST
Phone M 1012 Oilman Bldg.
Heppner, Ore.
Evening and Sumvljy npp )inimen
Farm Implements
VULCAN and OLIVKR PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS, FAIRHANKS MORSE ENCINES,
MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR
WIND MILLS. WINONA W OONS.
Bales Steel Mule Tractor
PAUL G. BALSIGER
lone, 'Oregon
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