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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1915)
IHK ONTARIO ATW"-. TKUrW AY. MARCH K, 1915. AY. MARCH 18. 1916. imMm!mmm!??nimmmm"imfmmn!m!rmm:i!m?nmmmmn?mmmmmmmm Twy-jrTrr.Tg-". h ROWERS OF ,VJ. TOS ! Now is the time to-plant Pansy Plants Daisies, Shasta Daisies, Golden Glow, Paeonies, Phlox. Bleeding Hearts and Forget-me-nots. Leave your orders here for your Easter Flowers. Potted Hyacinths, Tulips and Easter Lilies Prices Reasonable waeasssBBBBaBaaBeasaeassBaM nMWMiaaMMMBaHMMMMkMM Orders Taken For Cut Flowers Carnations, per doz 85e. Roses, per doz $2.10 Daffodills, per doz 85c. Tulips, per doz 85c. Violets, per bunch 50c. Sweet Peas, bunch, 30c. Potted Plants On Display 3 a a The Ontario Floral Company Rich Silks For Spring & Summer Apparel j Ontario, Htadquarton at .runs oiiu-v Phom MJ Oregon 1 KUUiMiliiiiUMMMiMUMMMli ,iiMh.iwiJunm.umuwiuulmuwUmruuimmwuuv: r Avn i J?' V i m wm n &w fjrjL Ji-tP V The ever-increasing demand for silks is be ing met at this store by broadly comprehensive assortments of these, the most coveted of all fabrics for women's apparel. Our silk depart ment is well prepared to supply you with any sort of silks you require. The most recent nov elties are here, as well as the staple weaves and colors that are always fashionable. Not the least interesting feature of this display is the low prices that prevail. CREPE DE CHINES A large collection, including all colors 40 inches wide. Prices $1.50 and $2.00 RAJAH SILKS A popular material for Spring and Summer. All olofl are here. Price 50c. Yard RADER BROTHERS Ontario, THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Oregon Fruit Growtfl Hold (Continued fioni i"i' ' 1 1 apples i if Hi'., tn in storage, Tbi I a . . 1 1 1 . . I i I rout. . .1 till eastern hlppinj Ii i . 1 1 . 4 j i now t i in tlir Atlanta cowl bj I from Hood Hive., W'liali I ami akima, lint from this district it I . littl ' nMIn I. Ii ,i b I" .'.' ill gl i ..i. i llll' I ' Of III' ' ( mini . tion Mr. I'imIki . 1 1 lli:tl 111. fall l pie or hlir II I I h uii' bo : ettej is solas ti try an txptrimtnl tlona. Finally tat Buropaaa war cut in BsJllf, ., i i. ii. i In- HUM MM I thl dOWl the fruit alai I'lir-linlf, nl- box ami padriag the apples la tin thoujrh the shipment this yrnr WON orchard b) tin shore named method five times those of hint year. Thin in thin v. there will bt a train oi Wi. ini', though, to the tapai about twenty i nt oa each boa la golnad in the flrat year's marketing. the cheaper crate and 'the wray of ' i oparatloa la fraitgrowlag ami i. .Mo all tin' pplos, hould dlatrlbuttag la proving a in the different onae and will solve all tha prob ;,,n. .. b M MOa as . . :i long a fruit- II tlli . ' d in- ' I i l ' i .ii.ii.i- and imt i In tl iy i mi ii. ai ol Kpenaa Id i' till ilnatod ai ' Ii : ii ,il. i.c. Ill il Independent!) . disco will ( until i. ' i i i i ; .-. roopen COUNTY SCHOOL NOTKS. lour pupils in the Crowley Hchool have moile tin average of 100 in de portment for three months. Thai are Jack r'ailier. Blanche i ..ii" r. George Parbor aad I Madariat-ti. In thin name Hchnol War in McHargaa bat aoi bata ab- not tare.' tl i h he walk- :. Twonty-flve copi ba outline.- .u .' ,, , BJ .. . "I'll. I . !'" . " which in th. ' eved tin desired result.1 lintendi nt' Thi e will be srltool. TTiej will he in mIh ol ajruin ni'ti tncir moiner returns rrom linker. I 'ark Note. ' - ' 'I I'1' '-' .It . u , ,.. 1 ' M" ' a,'k he) ran gel the unit nt tn I to tin first twenty-five ttarhi prum t meeti . . , o n price. I lie only solution ii- to; i '.'iiji's'.imk them" .. , ,, I to the Imx n . .. ,;,. , ... l . Man " Ml1- . an. I lnl In the contract, lie- il.iti or the ' hers I ast year, Mr. Put I, . I Mr. l'liih.im related many other in- examination are June .".() to July tin- orchard, Jumble pack, with the bad year for fruit growei . ,!s of the business, and These dates are. about three top layer toraa ay Thl fire and fill oral rea one. In the first place the everyone present got soma valuable method will live lots of eense tunl fruit wa net in n good a rondltloa Ideal for the coming year. is just whal the south demand, and as formerly. Than the rath, oui , ... .-,,,. ... , . . ., , , FOR -v-M I Foulouee :oose cj-j-s the stmt Ii is out In or I htil nUit. was flnanc a y ie- ,. u r n si ... .,.,,. .. nt 10 cents ( ui i. U.iliirt ( rarlatj lac i i with thl I rcounl o ndi- ,. , h , , , ,.,,, For Next Saturday Only 75 Mens Hats Prices from $2.50 to ; )0 Only $1.00 Each Saturday, March 27th, Only Mr lheur Merc. later than usual and till teachers la i tie- ! baage in ssJad. Kotos I loin IMstrict No a, Ironside. School In this distriit will continue for another month. Alva VanHtiren, Klnn r Ra . Kllis Howard, and n of the (fan I grad have I n proinoteil to Xha eoaond grade. Haaal Howard hnsi .nil grack work and i ,. i the tl rd Mi. Wise, Mr. Y nUmei), Gladys M l Boara have .! I. is of the II ) ' s,.((l I III ill Wei I , are Kmnuit Ma.. Get n'l'iitimi ! from ' National Deficit Estimate Is Cut. Wiisliiniiloti. i 'liiiit'tnan Simmons, Of the senate llunlne eoiauiillee, look Issue With prophotl of a larKe tr.as- boys, of tlii vihool are gettinif ury deficit, in a statement. siiing his tin se dayt praetielag lavaatigattoai at the traaeur) aaaa ball. They have hopes of devaloptng eOBViaood him that the aoflolt wllluot am. I aiceed tNtOOOM Than are tl pupil- moiled in the j I ark school now and ev, r.il have I. ft Vies President at San Francisco Fair. school iviontly. Our nn teacher ls Ban rr.nulsi o. Cal. The pnmrtun In "' pi. it; littsy. of fesihltliH which had bei n reserved Two new pupil- were en rolled Inst for Preaideni Pllaoa blasaoll aa tho waoh, tiny are I.yle and II In (irlf occasion of his vlalt to the I'atiumu- n of Payatta. Paatfk eapoalUoa, was held in honor The Parh Mhutrial Club held theii of his official representative, when njr at the school hoii-. rTSSJlaOal IIikiiiiis U. .Marshall There were fourteen reached UM Dttj present. Another meeting: will be held I week from Saturday. All of the pupil, are inten t .1 in the industrial work. In aa arithmetic eattl ft held I ii day, Rath Anderson and Margaret Williams were the captains. William Fugle m I . ad Ar thur Connor mlasnl school Thf the Itth, TRADE IS BECOMING NORMAL! Revival Sean In all Lines and Big Machinery Orders In. Chicago. Trad In general lines alt OVaC QM Itrj has shown season- able Impr M'i:ictil. RBftfraraglag re- ii aat ttaaa of the oountr) i i i liters of hi this . April -mi.. Most of the boya audi ' ';" iaoraan grrhl are growing anxiona for s i" '"" ' ' ,""" clearings at the .uitiirii . Qiera. .,.,., ,:i T, ..... i irmous oilers tor auchlnorj ara ,inv in- in at. i on. both i i. wa ri i nuer on i it school ' neo M help with tl II . ol. Althouj h tli i, are a go .a ti. i the countr) . ' for il I foreign iunt Daasiataaable evidenoa ol strong tiliderlyliu o.iiiil, nee that real busl-ue-s ni - Ky -v 111 colli. ' lute I I snow to bj baaki n to ii t tha . : i far. BpolHat ,:,' Bato. An old-f bee will i ! mail a i. . .1 to the i m at ihe Hi. h lehool Kv ".,1-d oi county ' ' '- ri : Pridaj eveninj tprfl Pth. of aty. A; ,v.i) contesUnts from the I te hlphet nd the two local bank.-' In tl to c n oaefa I '' rt0 " . n r ll,. .,,vl Charles Frsncls Adams Dead. faahtagtoa Charlaa Ptaaoti ai. uii-. foraw r prealdi it ! the Uaioa Paelflfl rn.lioad, dieil here of lirou chltis. lie wis a tr. at grandson Of lellt JOhl llilsoll of i.i John Qutaoy Adams uud a soa "i I aerial Francis Adittns, minis ter to Ureal liritaln In the Civil War I i . e M d "I V o ll.llll 1. Notice ai Uoosl'Road Pay, : .. Is da i VI .iln ur. i that i'vht raaJdi .1 in b ' ' ' ;icin- !'. ball to :; M GEO. W. McKMGHT h 10. the Masonic hall ' CoU!lty ,udg of th Ba i jsV Bumtmmmammmmammmmmm mmmKxarmmBi-rim r "mmamm I WTTJU Company ii l nttttttttt Waste your time and labor planting seeds not acclimated to our conditions of soil and elimete? Plant the best, that's Burbank's, and you may be sure of results. To introduce them we will $1.80 worth of Burbank Flower Seeds for $1.00 Next Saturday. THE ONTARIO PHARMACY THE CORNER DRUG STORE J