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tMfTAIUO. ORKf'.OV ItII. Il-OAV WOVKMHER 14. 10141. a IUIJL9 Rexall Remedies Eastman Kodaks ONTARIO PHARMACY Prescription Specialists no. a Nyal Remedies i 1 1 1 :o I Enlist Your Dollars Until the War IS WON! OUR boys in the army and navy have consecrated their lives to the win ning of the war. They are in the service of the nation until victory is won. Enlist your dollars in their support by buying Liberty Bonds. Make the enliat ment term of your dollars equal at least to the period of service of our gallant sons. Hold your Liberty Bonds. Don't ex change them for merchandise or for other securities which may be worthless. Don't sell them except under pressure of necessity. Keep them in a safe place or have them registered in your name. Hold fast to your Liberty Bend to en able our boys to hold fast to their en trenchments in France and to push the Huns across the Rhine. First National Bank ONTARIO, OREGON. i Letters From Malheur County Boys Now Fighting In France I The True Spirit of Economy "TAKF. t'.AKK TO HK A' KOiNOMIHT IN IMIOHI'KRITV; I'lli 10 IH NO KKAH Of VOI H IIKINU ONK IN AlfVKHMITY". Kcoaoui) lu not mean a penurious llregi-l of lit raaentlal nf ilaJIv llf-. On Hie contrary IT MKANM .4 PKKHIHTKN'T Un M r.ltl.AMTIXO HTKI I.N'U FOB THIWK VKHV THI.NUH. The irw KronomUt In lime of I'rMMPKKITY, will aral lay the) f.. iincb.it.. ii of a real HOMK whereupon Ui certainly erect u liennrttrtara of HKAITH. HAI'IMNKMB, fONTKNTMKNT, UOm AMI AM, IITHKII KHHKNTIA1.S OF KIUHT MVINU. " I III. TIM k KtO.VOMIKT IH THK III II.DKIt OF (HAH ti-l'Klf; NOT TIIK fOU.BtTOK OK MIHTV IMIM.AHh. IIOMI III Yl.llKKM MIK Olle.OtlV I'KOPI.K. AL. CHASE, Hales Manager Ontario, Oregon ''Am "" "B. IBsVA Manufacturer of Wentern Soft Pine Dear Mether: I Just got back dav before yesterday and got your laat letter thin morning. 1 am well There haa been some mall here for me but I don't know where It has gone. It may be returned to me ny day, tho, now. I waa not aur prled to hear that Elbert waa over her. 1 am almoat aura he wan aa I have iieen aome of the boya over here that left when he did and I am not ure but that I aaw hi director while I waa away. I think perhaa 1 can go and him winiMlme. John Johnson i here yet end he aald that he got a letter from Kste the other day. I knew they were over I new several of the men that used to be with me In the atatea. Rlgga la here alee. He got my letter that I wrote him when I wm at the Harrarka and anawered It right away but I never received It. I think that you have done pretty well wlili the hay. Well. I will write Blbert a letter now a I am anxlou to hear from him and the aooner I write him the aooner he can write me. I do hope that I get thoae other letter. Well, I am hoping that good luck will continue to come my way. I have been awfully luekey o far Hope thin find you all well. Will cloee now and aay goodhy, from. KMMKTT Somewhere In Prance, Kept 14. Dear Mother and All: I will drop you a few line tonight I am wall taml In a replacement camp I drew tny equipment loiluv and am expect ing to go at any time. I am ready to leae at a minute notice I think I will go bark to my company now and will get my mall I will writs to you again In a few daya. I fame here laa Wednesday. I have had a good real tinea I h;ie 'MaaaaMMMaaMMa(o fhem. It waa jam year yeaterday sine I left home, and got your pic turee on the right day. Itblnk thoy are awfully good and am aura pleat ed. Wall. I have had a great experience since I laat wrote you. We Jnst came off the front line, bae been fighting every minute for daya and 10 nights ion can't Imagine and I cant tell you what we went thru. Sure waa an awful strain, but we drove the Huns for about 20 mllee, and had i Mem on the run all the time v went w fast at first that our cook wagons didn't catch up for several daya. and you can Impagine how hun gry we were, o course we had our old standby 'bully beef and hard tack'' but even that taa'ted good. The first day I began loading my self down with aovenlra from the captured Huns. Had and overcoat, l.uger pistol, boyonet, and other Junk hut got tired of carrying It no threw It all away. Anyway I've got enoug.i stored up In my "bean" to remember them. Bay you can't Imagine what a hunch we have in the division Every man fought like s devil and not a one turned back In the fact of the Hun shrapnel, gas and machine gun bullets. The Hermans are sure dirty tighter, they uae up their last am munition an ilthen throw un their hands We captured s grat number and all of them art tg glad to be cap tured, too. I think a few m..-e drive and mil huve them arro lha Rhine. The nl I i i hut we were relieved the HtiiiH gsvr un un awful send off of ibrStsMl an shells, but we hel'l the line I was In a dug out with Mother fellow that we dug with Mr hatnl and we gut tepptred with imi. I plowed up nil ariiiinii Home Is Where the Boy I In This War By Baucs Babton 1 vlrlted a home where a service flag hangi and while we ate we talked of the boy who is vr there. .... . "I wonder if he it cold tonight," tha mother said, "I wonder if he haa a place to warm him aelf and dry hit clothea; and something good to eat." .... .. i "What wouldn't I give to he with him, the said and we were silent, knowing her heart. But I thought of the Soldiera of Friendlinets who that very night would crawl out acrott No Man's Land to take chocolate and hot coffee ta that boy. . Of the huts with their warm fires burning; of the great lecturers and preacher and acton and motion picture that are over there. And I thought to myaelf; "There ia a dif ference between this and every other war. For when the boy have marched awav before, the influence of their hornet hat stopped1 at the front gate and could go no farther. But in thia war it followt the flag, scroti the ocean, over the thell torn battle land, straight up to the front line trenches. Home it where the boy it in thit war. From cvrrv town and village tha lines of helpfulness run out . And no boy leaves his home behind htm: step I v step it navels with him, financed by the folk behind linn a token of their love. For the Bet Qtality of Commercial Printing Call at the Argun Office ' - L been in the hospital Was there for aure think (lod van with ua that night three weeks. I sewed ni wound Well I haven't any paper to write I atrlpe on my sleeve II.: i.otuiiig on. It la scare over here, so If tin! and can wear a service stripe by the oan sen dthla leti r to Mae and let' tlrd of November. I have been Murry. Carl Hint ns and all of them' THE UNIVERSAL CAR These are economical daya an. I , the Ford Car becomes a more ini. naoeeatty to you every day by reo-u., of the universal service the F..id ana plies every day It haa become a lartc part la the "business of living U la a dally economy. You have the choice of a variety of bodlea. from the aaappy runabout to the de lute Sedaa. FORI) GARAGE KHtUK HAVICa. ,rr ONVARJO. OHBOON. 8 anxious to hear from home and to hear from Klbert. The lam mull that I got was about the 16th of Jul, Well, I will cloae now aad hop,, to get some word from you soon KMMl IT Home where in France. 8pt 14 Dear Mother anil Father. I will try and write you a few lines this morning to let you know that I am well. I was transferred from m old company to the machine gun com pany of the I Uth lufantry. tYej moved up pretty cloae to the front llnea. I am learning to operate the machine guu I think I will like It better than the Infantry There r clean hoy here that started from Camp Kearney. I got payed Jut he fore I left my old company. I drew twelve dollars this month. 1 onlv drew Ave In Camp Mills Have you heard for Km melt? it has been uearlv four mouth since I have heard anything from him I am snxlou to lieur how lie Ik You can't realise what war really Ik I hope he I all O K. How are you getting along at home' Fine I hope Hon t worry about uie I am going to 1 im i.-m and that l all thai any of u can gel The war news ia pretty good. I read where they were lakhm men in the tea from nineteen to thlrr. Iieen raining nearly I ihlnk It must he the rainy on iii till part of the world W me Kith s good hunch of experienced men. They are good to expUm thiugs to u ami help u all thev can Here Is where my sweater come i handy I think that it la the beat sweater I ear owned I presume you are all thru haying by this time Write and tell me what kind .i you raised thia year I will lie gla I whan I gel back home mi that 1 cu help you with the work 1 will ch. ... or mis uuir. nopiug that this find y im all well I dose Ixits of love aud best wishes to all BLHi OIVK I KM' RUB On aetle serive with the Anierl.au aUpadltioaary Force. October , ittit Itenrest Mother and All Keceli ed VOW letter last night aud also read It. When you write will you put some stick or n in ihe totter Oaa t buy any over her at all. 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