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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1915)
riVK The PALM OLIVE SOAP FREE Ontario Pharmacy Corner Drug Store FOR A SHORT TIME WITH EACH JAR OF PALM OLIVE CREAM, AT 50c WE ARE GIVING FREE 3 CAKES OF PALM OLIVE SOAP THE ONTARIO A ROUS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1015. 4 LOCAL NEWS R. day. W. Gardner went to Nyssa Tues- Hen Crummett went to Welser Mon day. L. J. Aker returned lant Friday from La Grande. Mrs. D. E. Baker arrived Tuesday from Portland. Arthur Moody wan in Ontario the first part of the week. Mrs. W. W. Letaon returned yester day from her trip in the East. For Sale or Trade -A Mortgage. Box 412. Ontario. ti-tf , MYa. A. W. Athey went to Parma, Wednesday, for a few daya Tisit. Mrs. I,. A. Adam went to Boise, Wednesday. Stater Auirustine returned to Callfor. nia thin week. WANTED Furnished house-keeping rooms or furnished house. Address C ogre Argus Office. Dressmaking done by Mr Strickland and' Mi a Owens. Phone T?9N1 A-2tp a Miss Ethel Hyslop visited over Sun day: with her parents on Dead Ox flat. McDowell saves you mehey onatoveaN and furniture at the big Second Hand Stee. j ( J. B. Rawlea waa arrested Monday fined $25 dollars for whipping his eighteen year old dauebjej. a A good many Individuals bought horses for their own 'nao fur Ing the Inspection here Oils' week. , AH kinds of stove and furniture re pairing at McDowell's Second Hand 8fcre. Mrs. Ashford and ber little John were Ontario visitors from aon Vale ladt Thursday. FOR SALE Cheap. - Good young stallion of Belgian breed. Also some Address box 467, Ontario. tf FOR SALE Heavy work horses, 4 ' to 7 years old. Henry Hansen, Pay ette. Idaho. 6-4t-p Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels for sale $1.00 each. Clarence Fruitland, Idaho. Fisher, I When going away, trade ...... a. ..IT - . for a trunk at McDowell's Second hand Store. The steel gang are removing the steel on the first bridge north of town and replacing it with new. This is done without interfering with traffic. , Far Sale One Jersey cow. Also pan of young mare mules broken to work. Phone 2722. t. First claas alfalfa hay for sals. De livered in town. Phone J. J. Dillard, Phone No. 204-N-4. tf Miss Knight the Deaconess of the Episcopal church, will be in Ontario this week and will hold services Sun day evening in the Odd Fellow's hall. In publishing the list of directors !j8 to have a new postmaster. Wesley of the Commercial club last week we ' A. Blow la the new man appointed and mado u mistake in putting in H. C. an u,, well pleased over the postmas Whit worth instead of K. G. Bailey. ter general's selection. To trade Good residence property in u fine Idaho town for land or town property at Ontario. Box 033, Ontario, Oregon. 4-tf Case of Atkinson vs. Dennison was tried in the justice court Monday and a verdict was returned in favor of the defendant. For Sale Pure bred mouth Rock Cockerels. Payette, Idaho, R. F. D. 1 Fruitland. young Ply- L. F. Shaw, Phone 12-21 The Malheur Home Telephone com pany have a new wire chief. A. V. Robinson, who has been here for some time resigned and Oscar Kline i of Boise is now In charge. Lost A horse blanket, brown with red stripes, between Main street and hos pital. Finder please return to Harness Shop. C. W. Wood. J. T. Mcrfulty Is building himself a residence in the uorthwest part of town. It will have six rooms and a bath and is being built by George Mc Lane. B. E. Dunton and niece. Mias Eva Haines, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Magill Sunday evening They were returning from Boise to their tome at Drewsey. Mrs. Win. Kime returned to West .fall, Wednesday. She has been visit- ing at Cambridge and with her father Mr. McErroy, whfjis in Ontario at pres ent. puk 8AL.E one wagon 3-inch, one set harness, two horses 6 and 7 years. John Goodman, Ontario, Ore. 2tp Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Bailey left last Tuesday, Feb. 9th, for I-o Angeles. Here they will Join Mrs. Bailey's par ents and two sisters and the party will tour California. FOR SALE 4 HI' Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine, almost new, with Caldwell water lifter, rapacity 60 inches 18 feet high. Also new feed grinder. At a bargain. P. O. box 25S, Ontario, Ore. 7-4tp Mrs. R. Mandell and son of Chicago bought ten acres of land west of town of M. O. McKndree last week. Monday the purchaaers moved on to their land and took up active real dence. Rev. and Mrs. Harry Mayes of Nampa were In Ontario Saturday and 8unday. Mra. Hayes went to Payette ,Monday morning for a few daya' visit ana Kev. Hayes returned to ampa Monday noon. Wilson Hros.' grocery have been fortunate in securing the service of Clay Miller of Union. Mr Miller has been werkin hi ,1' business af Cam bridge and Is recommended highly by men who know him. I" W. Vanderveer and family of family nVislt came t Pine Creek, Ore., have been vlaitln wlth Tboroaa Arnold. He came here i) meet (his father, who I kres in the ; this winter east and has been visiting In California. They left for Pine Creek Wednesday morning. Conductor and Mrs. Kayu arrived last week from Hem Francisco where the) hnirt been spending a vacation. While there. they paid s visit to 'the son of John l.undiiiKbam of this city on board the. "Oregon." .Tayry fay the young man la very happy abd con tented. J. W. Thompaon received a telegram Wednesday conveying the sad newa of the dettn of "Ms brother. Matthew Thompson, of Med ford. " The death came as the result of an operation per formed uho first of the year. Mr. Thompson left Wednesday evening for Medford. Paul Davis, of the Idaho Power and Liirht Company, formerly the Beaver River Power Co., was in town this week. He states that his company haa started construction work from Cald- U...1I i.r..Ti.rut..ru to inriiiiii I.. I Itit'.ri.i I T.V.. .,wpl B.u. J WW wv......f v. r..v...v He states that hia poses to give much company cheaper pro rates iri than those existing in Ontario at ent. For Hale. Seed Corn and Potatoes. 90 dsys Golden Jewel Yellow Dent, a heavy yielding corn and fully acclimated. Netted Gem and Idaho Rural Seed Po tatoes. W. B. GILMORE, Payette, Idaho. 5-8t. Kit. rt..n lias Postmaster. Word has been received from Wash- inKton. D. C, this week that Klverton Baptist Church. Every service since the closing of the Tabernacle meetings has been crowded. Both Sunday evenings btunding room was a premium. There has been an addition of 45 new mem bers to the church since the close of the meetings; M were baptised Sun day evening, the 7th. and eight last 'Sunday evening. Last Thursday evening a social waa given at the church for the new mem bers. Two hundred and forty sat down at the tables and feasted on the good things the ladles had prepared for them. Topics for next Sunday, the 21st: 11 a. in . "The Exultation or tne Cross;" 7:30 p. m., "Making the Hour Run." This address will be illus trated; B. Y. P. I services at 6;iQ p. m . Sunday school at 10 a. m. To all these services tne public lu cordially invited The efficiency institute at the Bap tist church Thursday anu rriaay. oi last ween was well attended and much enjoyed by all. Rav. W..H. Bauler of Boise. Idaho. Rev. O. C. Wright of Portland, Rev. A. B. Mlniker of New Plymouth. Idaho, and Miss Gresham of Boise were the speakers. They endeared their hearers to ifcew by their strong enthusiastic speeches, and many got a different view of1 the enlarged work of the hingsJam of Jesus Christ by their visit to us. D. E. BAKER. Pastor. J. H. Hill went to Emmett Monday. Box Davis of Vale was in town Tues day. FURNTBHED room for rent. Mrs. Dickson, Villa Park. 7-2tp Mr. and Mrs. Nyssa Tuesday. Lester Ernest went to Hill's Pharmacy for lates in box and bulk. fresh choco- Charles Davis ferry a few days. was up from Olds visiting his parents. Prescriptions promptly filled by ex pert druggists at Hill's Pharmacy. Miss Pearl visiting with Hill. Wilton of her sister. Emmett Mrs. J. Your lady friend would appreciate a box of fresh chocolates. Hill Phar macy. Mrs. W. F. Smith of Ironside re turned home Wednesday after a' visit In Ontario. FOR BALE Team horses, weight about 2800, coming ft and 6 years. Well broke. Phone 112 R. tf Bring your prescriptions here. Your doctor knows It will be filled right with drugs of . the highest potency. Hill's Pharmacy. FOR SM.K Kitrj quality Blue Stem seed Wheat. '.' Ifi per hundred. Two and a half roll west of New Plymouth. Tel. 10-13. C. Mercer. 4tp Mrs. Hold.' Draper .or Vale-passed through here Wednesday morning on her wav to Weisr to.vfsH her daiiah ter. Mrs. Frank Giulianis WANTED A party to deer! plow, levsl and seed to alfalfa our ten-acre tract on Vale road Just southwest of He.nn's house I nvnila Park addition to Ontario. Interatate Land and I mn company, Boise, Idaho. 7-Jt The Ontario doctors reeognlie our superior facilities and ability for nil ina their prescriptions. Hill's Phar NJrTand Mrs. C. N. -Wilton an dsugBter are visaing wfTh MY MraJ H. Hill, r Mr. TWlltnn I brother of Mrs. Hill. They have beet) visiting In Cslifornla during the wig ter snd are on their way home to tCI gln, Neb. The Salem Nursery company. Salem. Oregon, have to offer a splen did line of 6 to 7-foot Carolina poplar trees, valuable for wind breaks. Ilea sonable prices snd shipment free of freight charges. The value of wind breaks Is universally known. Write ua fro prices. 7-6t Oh February 26 the afternoon will be given over to programs. The first will be s talk by the field aecretary of the state and the second the regulsr pro ram of the literary aociety and the third the parent-teachers meeting. Parents sre urged to sttend. Trent Johnaon traded one hundred and tmenty acres of land out on the is land by the fish hatchery for the half block between Colorado and Wyoming streets, owned by Ted Butler and son, Will Butler. This property consists of the ten lots fronting Oregon street on which stands the Ontario Livery barn ami i be brick blacksmith shop and If. worth about fifteen thousand dollars. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. Leonard and Dnne Kerahner tlef school last meek to go with their parents to Homedale where they expect to work on the farm uutill next fall when they will again enter school. The classes in History and English are having debates of late with the tesult that Seniors and faculty members are being interviewed at regular intervals and their opinions determined. Basketball season closed with the game at Caldwell last Friday evening for our team and attention has now turned to track. At the first rail for candidates Mr Williams had adelegation of nine teen men and many who intend to turn out were unable to attend this first meeting. The vacant room in the base went has b-en cleaned and will be used as a dressing room for the track team Mr. Clemo ie organising a baseball team to be composwd of high school boyfc who do no track work and grade boy. The High School is laying more stress on track work this yesr aa there are more and better tripe in view. A new organisation haa been added to the list of high school Societies by the name of the "Nut Club." Several of the mot' prominent students are ?2B embers and take an active part in tkw clubs affairs i. LIVE SOCIETY NEWS I il 4) v The Argus is always pleased to receive advance notices of so- clety events that have not been printed, also news of those that hsve taken place. The latter should be in the office not later than Wednesday noon. Mrs. Newton was hostess to the Carnation club last week. Mrs. Wood won the honors. The Bridge club was entertained last week by Mrs. Eraser. Her house guest, Mrs. Gilbert, won high honors. The 8. snd C. club will meet Thurs day afternoon at 2:30 at the home oA,. Krw(on Mrg, .,ohn Womli Mrs A. M. lackey. Mrs. Chas. Peterson wss hostess to the Carnation club last Friday. Mrs. whitworth won the prise. The Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Prlnstag on Main street Tuesday djfternoon. Mrs, Whitworth won the handkerchief. ) The "Collealans." which wer title gs the fourth number on the Lyceum urse, were exceptionally good and ell appreciated by all who attended. , : . t . . ,, , . Mrs. Ofirftn wss hostess to the Ulvet Bridge eltib last week at her ttritlim Main Street Mrs. Oowdy had blgt score. , The Music Club will meet this week frith Mies Hasel Lackey. A McDowell ...! II. .1. . Ill I j t - end Bach program will be rendered by .the members of the club. ladles' Guild of the Presby rifurch met last week at the tf The " hrlfcn TRIEND MAKING WEEK FEBRUARY 18th, to 25th. :-: Topsy Hosiery :-: We've set aside seven days beginning today as Friend Making Week for Topsy Hosiery. In other words, every man woman and child in this community are cordially invited to come in and get better acquainted with the superior quality, wear-resisting, distinctive-looking Special Prices will prevail throughout Topsy Week on all grades of this Famous Hosiery, as an inducement to get our many friends and customers to give Topsy Hosiery a fair trial. MXmIjEj vvith every four pai purchased. This pair of 25c. hose in ladies and children. 50c. Ladies black silk boot hose 25c 50c. Ladies all silk heavy hose 39c nj CICC IIATF. A" Topsy Hose is dyed in pure vegetable dyes, which preserves the yarn in iLLflOL nUIL. stead of rotting it, aa it does when acid dyea are used. Vegetable dyes do not injure or poison the feet Neither do they burn or stain the feet. So if for no other reason than this, you should wear Topsy Hose. W. T. home of Mrs. Chapman. The next meeting will be held February' 25th. at Mrs. Eraser's. The Ladies of the Methodist Church will give a social this evening at the old band hall in honor of the new mem bers. A musical program will be ren dered, the greater part being given by the Ontario band. The Oregon club Is to be congratu lated for being Instrumental In bring ing the Hallowell Concert company here last Friday evening. Each and every member was an accomplished musician and It was a musical treat to be remembered by all. The solos were especially enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Eraser were at home to a few of their friends Monday night. The evening was passed play ing 500, after which delicious refresh ments were served. First and second K.sn . ia f,.. lli., l.i.li... wero awninil in snd Dr. Prinxing snd Mr. Newton won the gentlemen's prises. A Valentine party long to be remem bered by their friends, waa given by Mr. and Mrs. 8taples st their home Saturday evening. The gueeta were entertained at ftOO and refreshments were served st the close. of the evening- Honors were won by Mrs, Morton snd Mi Sbinii The Invited guests were: Messrs. Holcomb, lim Smith. Will Fiser. Lee Flser. Murray Morton. W. R. Hhlnn. Mrs. Verrtoh Phsmbers and Mrs. Caldwell. . , The Oregon Club has bees vary for tunate in securing Mrs. Childress aa dancing instructor. Mrs. Childress has taught correct dancing st the Multno mah Club, Hill's Military Academy and 8t Helen's Hail in Portland, and Jvas I . .. . . . 5 . just recently finished an engagement in Payetiss jsrhere she had a claas of one hundred and ten. Tuesdsy night st the . Qregon Club there were forty-three present. Tie HOSIER FREE Oti 'y pairs every three includes every Mothers tiv the store mens will buy more. Mens heavy work box blk or tan '.ic Mens colored Holeproof socks, one pair free with chased. LAMPKIN lessors are given Tnesday and Friday nights from 8:30 to 10:80. . .j The home of Mrs. Ura Campbell was the scene of much gaiety Saturday evening when her daughter Miss Violet and Miss Opal Farley entertained a number of young people at a Valentine party. The rooms were prettily dec orated, the living room in red and tie dining room in pink carnations and ferns. Card games, guessing contests and music amused the young people and refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Mrs Campbell was assisted by Mrs. Adam, Mrs. Logan, and Mra lxng. The invited guesta were. Misses Bes sie Morton, Dorothy J squish, snd Mary Carter and Messers Lynn Ringham, Burnett Rader, Estes Msrtin and Brown. LOCAL ELKS GO TO BAKER TO MEETING A Isrge hand of Elks went through Ontario Wednesday morning of last week from Vale en route to Boise, where four will be Initiated Into some of the mysteries of the order. The lucky four are R. I. Brogan. Harry Hacked. J. :. Lawrence and John Huston. The others who so kindly offered to accompany them and aee that they get through all right were J. R. Weaver, Geo. Vanderhoof. John Sullivan. Charles Ashford. John Gor don, C. C. Burrow, Duncan McCrae, i. .1. Hadley and Ben J. Brown or Vale and II. C. Whitworth of Ontario. You will be better satisfied with your doctor If you have his prescrip tion filled here. Our drug service pro duces results. Hill's Pharmacy. One pair inrls LSc, Of boys Of hose with purchased. pairs these hose and vou every 4 pairs pur-