Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1920)
r' THE ONTARIO ARO.OS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1920. 'K9tH IV 1- Thoro nrd ll2 boys mid filrls on rollotl In cluli work In Mulliour coun ty, and It Ih expected that tlila num ber will lio inoro than doubled dur ing tlio noxt month. Standard clubs organized are: Two Corn, 3 Potato, 1 Hhoop, 2 1Mb, 2 Poultry, 9 Sowing. Thoro aro also n numhor of Bcattorod Individuals enrolled In thesa and other projects, Sovornl other cluba aro In thu process of organization, and cnrollcmntB will bo In soon. " No. G18 ACE ENGLISH A wonderful combination of comfort and extreme stylo. A shoo that fits snug around the heel and instep and has the long drop too so much de sired today. Well and carefully made by Nunn Bush for men who look for littlo points of refinement, who appreciate ultra good stylo. Young men who look for tho Best in shoes should seo this now English model. It comos in a rich mahogany and priced surprisingly low from $8.50 to $12.50 4amawimmimwwwmmnmwmmwwmmmaamw Complete Your Attire Shoes are flic most conspicuous part, of a wo man's attire, they make or mar tho entire effect of her costume. To 'tho women who aro in any doubt us to what is fashionablo in footwear, we suggest that they seo tho now models which we just received from Utz and Dunn Co., makers of style shoos of quality. Their styles are or iginated by clever designors to harmonize per fectly with present day fashions in dress. This feature together with tho fino quality of these shoes should be of great value to women when selecting their foot wear. We carry in stock all sizes and widths from 2 1-2 to 8 AAA to D. RADER BROS. ONTARIO' No. :i05 BROWN KID $14.50 No. .120 BLACK KID $15.00 OREGON. -r ,v. V -I Here Is the Combination The Parma Water Lifter, the most efficient pump for irrigation. The International Kerosene, throttl ing governor engine. They work best together and deliver the water. WHY NOT FARM THAT DRY LAND? Troxell Implement Co. ONTARIO- v OREGON. McCormick, Deei ring, International, P. & 0 Oliver Everything i ji Efficient Farming Machinery TWO WELL KNOWN FRU1TLAND COUPLES MARRY DURING WEEK Krulllmid Seniors to Present Opcr. din Various flnthcrlnRM Occupy Tlmo of I'ViilIlutiil Kolk Per xniinl N'cuh from tlio Hcncli. FHUITIjAND, Idaho, April 13. MIrs Katies lloor nnd liny Ton In ml woro nmrrlcil Snturdny In WolKor by tlio probata JiuIro. Mrn. WoIIh nnil Mtb, Kd Neal woro wltnosnos to tlio coromony. MIrs lloor Is tlio dniiRh ter of Mr. nnil Mrs. OoorRO lloor. Tlio youtiK pooplo lmvo ninny frlonda who wish thorn Joy nnd hnpplnoss, Thoy nro HvlfiR In ronmit In tho Johnson Mcrcnntllo storo building. Miss Floy Cornwall, dniiRhter of Mr. nnd Mrs. llnnry Cornwoll. nnd Mr. I torn? Flnck, ncphow nf Mr Henry Flnck, woro tnnrrlcd Sundny afternoon nt 4 o'clock nt tho homo of tho bride's pnrontn nonr Frultland, llov. Itcctl of Pnyotlo. norformltiR tho ceremony. Tho Imppy couplo lmvo enno to hounokcenlnR on tho Rroom'H rnncli recently ptirchnRod of H. C. ninkesloy on lllvcrHldo nvenuo. Wllllnm Wnosock loft Saturday nlRht for HoBoburc, OrcRon. TIo bus boon llvlnp with Mr. nnd Mr. Hnrry l'owoll. Wm. Hollonbpck nnd M. Puchort wont to I'nrmn nnd Caldwell Sntur dny on hunlncRS. Mr. nnd Mr. n. 55. Taylor lmvo ro turncd from Woodrlvcr, Nob,, nfter n month'H visit. lion Ilnrrla Ir homo from Sonttlo Unlvoralty, cnllod hero by tho sorl otifl lllncHR of his mother. Hov Vnn Dolmen nnd MIrr ERthero UurroII woro KnoRtH of Mr. nnd Mnt. Tuckolt Sunday. Mr. nnd Mm. C. B. Ilcdflold lmvo como from Pondlolon, OreRon, to n ruiiio chnrgo of tholr ranch rccontly purchnRPd from Mr. Hurst. Mm, John Tnckott nnd MIhb Almn Itolrm went to Ilolno Monday. MIrr Florence Andoron and brother, KrnoRt Anilomnn, motored up from Parma nnd Bpont Sundny nt tho 10. A. T.lnck homo. MIrh I.ury Kullnnder wnR tho ruorI of Mm. n. S, ICutch from Snt urdny tn Monday. MIrr I.uclla 1 1 111 wan a ruorI of Mm. ICutch Sundny. H. It. Iloomor and Jonn wont to Caldwell Sunday to brliiR Mm. llnomcr nnd I.oIr and littlo roii homo. Mm. Wllllnm Hollenbeck ac companied thorn nnd visited with thorn nt tho homo or Mrs. II. E. Hob bison. MImh Mnbol ItobltiRon, who Ib nt Cnldwoll. will lenvo about May lGth for n vlHlt with hor Rrandmothor nt Don MoIiior. Mm. II. C. Oardnor will ro to Caldwell this Thurnday to nttond a Woman' Home MlHslonnry Socloty. Mr, nnd Mm. Frank Smith and two dnuRhtoM and Mm. O. I. Ilol- lonbock Bpont tho wook end In iioiro, ruohIb of Loron Uudolph nnd fnmlly. Kdlth Hnioltlno U conflnod to her homo with Bcarlct fovor. Hor Rhitor, Fern. Ib tho Ruost of Mm, Kutch whllo thoy nro (iiinrnntlnod Mm. J. K. Wilson Ib sorlously III nt hor homo. MIbh Lucy Kullnudor Ib BpondliiR n ueodod vacation from nurslnR with hor slstor, Mm. 11. W. drover. Hubert Kutch linn finished tho trnlnliiK nt tho Adcox Auto School nt Portland nnd ban taken a position nt Medford. OreRon. Ilo may lator ro Into buslnosfl thoro. A numhor of Now Plymouth nnd Frultland ladlOB nro oxpoctod to nt tond tho nicotine at Payette this Thursday nftornoon to form n Pub lic Health Association. Tho Frultland IIIrIi School this Friday ovqnlnR Rlvo tholr operetta. "Mttlo Almond Kyos," Thoy lmvo boon practlclnR often nnd'SomothlnR Reed will bo Riven you. I'rof. Nell son linn been 111 tho past week but hopes to bo nblo to bo prosont ns suporvlsor. Tho oiitertulumcut will bo hold tn tho High School nBHutubly room nnd ovcry one Rhould nttend for tho receipts therefrom go to help pay for tho material In tho stiiRo set tins. Tho Christian Endeavor hold their monthly business and social meotliiR Snturdny evening nt thu homo of Mrs. E, A. I. luck. Quito n number woro present nnd ilollcloun refresh ments woro served tho younR pcoplo, Saturday evening Mr. anil Mrs. 11. W. drovor ontortnlncd to n Hook party tho members of tho Mutunl llcnoflt Club, with tholr liiisbnndH, Tho RUCRt of honor wns MIhb l.ucy Kullnnder, sister of Mrs. drover. Dainty refreshments woro Borvod nnd nil report n Jolly tlmo. Tucsdny evening of this week the neighbors nnd frlendn of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm Hollenhcck. thirty In uumbor, cntuo In to help them coin brato tholr tcntlu wedding nnnlver- sary. Sandwiches, coffee, Ico cream nnd enko woro served. Thursday afternoon Inst tho Wo man's Home Missionary Society met nt tho homo of Mrs. II. d. Unrdner. Spcclnl music mnrked tho mooting and wnn enjoyed by tho twonty-ono guests. Tho hoRtcsR served Ico cronm nnd rnko. Tho 8th, Hint day, bolng tho birthday nnnlvorsnry of tho hostess, tho members of tho socloty presented her with a set of silver tenspoons. Wllllnm Honilrlx loft Friday night for Donvor, whoro ho room In search of n better cllmnto. A largo crowd wns out Sundny morning to Rreot Uov. Van Hansen to hear his Inltlnl sermon us pastor of tho Frultland M. E. church. Wllllnm ltnuert has purchased fifteen ncrcs on Illvorsldo avenue from I). L. IiiRnrd, poyliiR therefor $37G0. ntifiiif.ti fitti In atnrk tin n rllwllnk Hug' trust of unusual proportions. as in rormor seasons uus inn is sponsor for tho latest series of tho ovcr-Rroon "Father" concoctions which lmvo been a source of Infinite Joy and happiness to millions of theatre goors. This year tno nsiuio manager, who was tho first to seo (hn vnliin nf nnivniinnnr pnrtnnns itfl stago posslbllltla, has dono excep tionally won ny mo worm inmoun dcorgo McMnnus creations. Tho now offorlng Is In thrcn nets nnd ro plctu with snappy and catchy music, Dristiing lines, pari aim inppnni tun loguo, lingering song, pretty girls nnd u clover and competent company of thlrt odd people Ono of tho features of thu production Is tho chorus aptly described by ono critic ns "beauty from tho dnrdon of Para dise." Matinees us usual. o.vr.tiuo k. of c. dkcuuci: ticam TAKKH MUSK OAMHDATEH TllltU Mil. JldOS AND MAOt.'li: WH-I, OAVOHT AT WICISEH OX APH. UJ Tho perennial cartoon comedy, "Ilrlnglug Up Father," which will bo seen nt tho Whenton Theatre, Wei sur, Is an outabllHltod Institution us far an genuine laughter Is concern ed. This season tho popular news paper comic, "Father," will bo seen In n brand now piny Involving Ontario members of tho degree team of tho KnlRhts of Columbus In vaded Ilolso Sunday to demonstrate to tho Idnhnans Just how efficient tho local lodRo men nro In putting on thu degrees of tho order. To ac cept tho Ilolso and Nam pa Invitation, for tho ceremonial wns n Joint ses sion of tho Ilolso nnd Nnmpa coun cils, tho locals had tn reject an Invi tation to put on tho work nt I.a drnnde, but oxpect to bo nblo to Journey to tho Union county metrop olis Inter. In tho pnrty which went from On tario weru: 11, II. Tunny, cr-utnln of tho team; J. 11. Fortler, F. J. dlemo, Jns. d, Smith, F. P. ltynn, George Itolhscn, V P. MclCcnna, M. II. Joyce, and M. Hcnglor. This team took 30 Idaho men Into tho mysteries of tho dlscoveror's order nnd according to tho llolse ac counts of tho festivities tho novlutes woro properly shown how tho work Ib dono. WANTED SnloRinnn for Ontnrlo and vicinity. Commission contract only, for spare tlmo or full tlmo. Wo will teach you to soil Income protec tion through our frco school nf In struction nnd help you build n busi ness of your own, Massachusetts Ilondlng and Insurance Company, Accident and Health Dept., Saginaw, Michigan. Capital f 1,500,000. 20-21 Wheaton Theatre, Weiser THURSDAY. APRIL 22 "BRINGING UP FATHER IN SOCIETY" 40 People 25 Musical Numbers Sec Jigffs Alive. He Brings Joy to Everyone. FUN SHOW OF SEASON A Host of Pretty, Singing, Dancing, Laughing Girls, nil Under 20. Seats on Sale at Cutting Drug Co. Wednesday, April 20, 10 a. in. Phone 19 m$ r- ?Mfe:MA i . vv Mmfmm -v StaiiiSKir-s:: z -iiifV.V' mi HmfViKdK kl 'J TiiWrTTer iris?ss3F .jmwMi'. w &ziiymi m lt c ' . -)- JMm rxi jriLriifcVc? --( ii -. :r &la ii'Vi W & Mi .J&. "'I i wv brkm wiih vjour coai off Naturally brings your shirt prominently into public notice. Tho question is, "will it stand the spotlight of publicity ?" Will it give you that efficient, "well-kept" look? Will it have that fit and general appearance that make it look as if it was made just for you? It will, if it is a Summit Shirt Long zago, we realized that there is ns much difference in shirts as there is in men. We found that a shirt must have "character" that intangible something that makes you feel, without knowing just why, that here is a shirt that is right Summit Shirts have that necessary combination of style, fit arid careful workmanship that gives them character, The man who works with his coat off should ask his dealer for Summit Shirts. GUITERMAN BROTHERS, Mukcm 8AINT PAUL !'1