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THE ONTAHIO AKCJUS ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920 Rexall Remedies Eastman Kodaks ONTARIO PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Tin; itH.v.tix htehi: I'llONi: NO. Nyal Remedies xtmtixeaxmaumKUBMiiMMuiMK m 1 2159GK2 RADER BROS CO NUAL CLEA SA Still on for Another Week. So successful has been the big sale the past week that we will continue for an other week. As several items are sold out we are adding many new items to the long list of real bargains. The Shoe department is full of bargains yet, tho some of the lots are broken in sizes, we still can give you what you want in some of the styles wanted. smwwmmmwmmwmmmmmamMmm Some Extra Special Values in the Ready to Wear Department, Especially in Dresses and Wash Skirts The B. P. Rouod Roof Solves the Bam Problem Perhaps you need a new barn to properly protect your stock and crops. That means a building problem that we can help you solve in the best way. The barn shown above' has been designed with great care. The practical needs of the farmer have been kept in mind ns well as the necessity for economy. The result is a barn that is easy to build, is strong and substantial and provides large unobstructed storage space for hay. Heavy beams and braces have been done away with. The mow space is large and open and the Hound Uoof construction gives you more room for the same amount of side wall and floor space. The Best Size for You Wo are prepared to provide you with plans and specifications to build a Hound Roof barn of any sizo you may need. The cost of construction is more reasonable than you imagine. Come in and talk it over wo'ro always glad to see you. Boise Payette Lumber Co. AL. CHANCE, Sales Mgr., Ontario, Oregon JUNTURA ITEMS Fred Knuphttsmun was h Friday visitor nt tlio Murphy ranch ut licit lull Klnsey J. Slowiirt mid Itiilpli Mas tomon spent Hunday visiting In Drew soy. Arthur FniHcr from Ilcutnh was n liimlneiM visitor In town durliif the wook John Mctletrlck returned on Sat-' urttny from a IiiihIuckr trip to On tario. I.. I'. Dolsolo spent Suudiiy riding itftcr rattle In tho direction of Polo Creok. Kink Myers nnd wife worn busi ness visitors In town from Drownoy on Friday. Donald MiiHterMon and Lester Cnwlfleld Hpent tho weok-ond ut HI no Mountain flprliiRH. ' Mrs Oiih Fries returned on Hnlur lay from Ontario where she hud mndo n brlof visit. Hurry Churchill loft on Monday 'o accept n poidtlnn nt the Akciic)' 'lunch near Ilaulah. Al Duvl nnd Oonri;n Itltcy were lundiiy visitors from Drewsey on 'iiihIiimh with tho Imnk. Tho Misses Nettle, Margaret and l.uuo McDonald wervJiinturu vlsltum in Friday from llculali. Mr mid Mm. J. I'. Joyce. Mis Inrliarn Urayllsh, and MIhh Conroy pont Sunday ut Cottonwood. John Mcl.cod of lluulah passed liru town on Saturday hound for ho Mcllun ranch iil.lllvorsldo, ' C I' Cooper, u stock man from La Orosso Wisconsin passed thru own on Saturday on It In wny to Hon ah Mr mid Mrs. Martin Joyco and Mrx Mlchaol Conroy wero Hunday 'iKltorx at tho Murphy ranch at lluu lah. Ilodnoy Mofful of Drownoy wiih In town Saturday to meet, tho new Iioiiku 'tcopor who will ho In cliorKO at tho audi. Mrx, J. C. Lofton passed throiiKh town on Saturday on lior way homo o lloiilah after spending a fow dnya In HoIho, I). C Nickerson, tho Portland cat lo doalor. wnn In town during tho veok looking up sumo morn Mock In thin Bcetlon. Mm. I). F. Murphy wiih In town on Friday on hor wny to Drownoy for u vImII with Mr. and Mm. Sllus TlllolSOIl. Joo Blzemoro of llniiliili wiih In own Saturday and took homo hoiiiu horses on Sunday that ho'h'nd linen Idlng after. JnrvlH Smith wuh a Monday visitor In town driving tho mall truck down from Drownoy, In tho nbsence of his I river, (.outer Cuwlflold, .MIhh Nuttlo McDonald returned last weok from llolso for u fow wcokH vacation with her purents, .Mr nnd Mm. David .McDonald of Ileuluh. Mr. and Mm, D.mlul (lullnetior unci Olaro (InlliiBhor wero Sunday visitors at tho Tlllotson ranch. They also 'pent part of the day flshliiR on tho North Fork. Mr. and Mm. Danlol Gallagher and Fred Kuiiphusmau returned from On tarlo liiHt weok. I.ltttu Clara (lulla Slier accompanied them for a short visit hero. Jack Wober has boon employed during tho wook giving tho residence of Danlol Oallaghor a now coat of paint also assisting with tho finish lug of tho W. E. Hedges residence William Hunley returned to Hurns on Wednosday nftor spending a fow days horo, Ho was accompanied by Mm. II, C. Loveus who had been visit lug her brothor, II. W, Welcome, Mr. and Mrs. Ooorge Uuchanan of lluchnnan Station cnuio over last weok for a visit with their daughter. Mrs C. A. Fottorstrom. With them wero Mm, Harold Johausou another daughter, nnd hor husband and little daughter, from Everett, Washington, Mr nnd Mm. Hoy Currey and Mr. and Mm. V J. Hopkins spoilt Sunday fishing and hunting at Antelope SwalQ and Crane Prairie In tho Tim ber Resorve. Harold Hopkins nnd Dee linker were also members of the party which reported unusual luck. Hoy Currey lias disposed of the truck which ho was using to haul freight to Dro,wsey, It was bought by Walter Sklens who will use It for tho same purpose. The latter Is moving his vulcanizing plant into tho Jun turn Garago nnd will contlnuo his business there. J. i, Donogan returrfud to Durnt I on Saturday for tho wcok-und. Dur ing tho wook ho had boon assisting 1 11 Hlubbloflold plat and classify tho ' land huro owned by tho Junturn In , vestment Co. Mr. .Stubbloflold wont i lo Vulo on Saturday tin a witness In n nine ut court They expect to finish their work hero in iibout two week. ". iiid Mrs. Clarence Poormnn .mi tlio pioud parents of an 11 i hi ml son born July 17th M. 1). FLKMI.VO Optometrist, of Itoiso, Idnlio. will bo ut tho Mooro Hotel, Monday, July 26th. Optomotry moans Byo Service Wo fit gliiHHCH nnd do It right, ox uctly right til) per cent of hcudiiches nro caus ed by Home chnractor of KYB STHAIN. Ono pnlr of oyes Is all you will ever have. UK FAIH WITH TIIKM. II The PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Qf Oregon Z30CZ3l fJAS THE POWER TO ADJUST OUR rates so that they will be fair to the people and the investor alike. We absolute confidence In the fairness of the commission and in the fairness of our patrons. No one will deny the fact that the cost of furnishing telephone service has greatly increased as compared with prewar conditions and that our rates should be increased. MALHEUR HOME TELEPHONE CO. J. A. 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