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THE ONTARIO AlUllJS. ONTAltlO. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 11)20 n "1 h CLOSELY CEMENTED UNION Safety, efficiency ana courtesy are closely cemented in the service of the Ontario Na tional Bank. Let ns be useful to you in your financial or business: problems. Classified Advertisements FOR HALE For Snlo olio 10 It. I. Fairbanks Moreo Ons Engluo, llko now. 1-4 Inch 1'nrma Water Llftor with dis charge pipe. O. A. Krntz. ""roil SALE Puro brod Itlnghouso strain Whlto Wyandotte cockrells, Mrs. L, 0. Hooloy, Krultlnnil. I'hono 46-2. 60-62 FOIl SALE Oood milch cow, or will ttnda for hay. Uox 641. Ontario. tf FOU SALE Dodge Car, 1020 Model, run only 2800 miles. In good condition. Sco Molina Farms Co. On tario, Wilson nutldlng. 43-tf. LOST AND FOOND. LOST 3 hsad yearylng Heifers all branded EH Left hlo. One black a ear marks, one rad with white spots In (ace. Bultable reward. C. H. Trueadala. L08T Cnmro pin Saturday Nov. 27th In Ontario. Lcnvo at Argus offlco and received reward. Mrs. T. J. Drosnnn. 917 Pd.-G2 LOST Child's coat, purple with bYown fur collar. Finder leave nt Dnvldeon Grocery Co. for reward. FOU SALE 2 milch cews: Orndo Jcrsojs, ono 4 years, tho other 6 yenrs old, fresh sometime this. month. V. V. Hlckox, l'honn 200-M. Ontario II. F. I). 62-1 rarWrrfn Y4 rii t.irwiw a.rais.ivr HI 5- OLDEST BANK IN I 1 1 GRANT. IIARNEYS MALHEUR COUNTIES ffiaiii ii in b.xirtaa'jai. tna'xu. -iwauiMTxt. 'a.i OonRrrgntlonal lUinar Tho LadlOB of tho Congregational Church will glvo tholr bnioar Friday and Saturday, Dccombor 10th and 11th,. Wo will lmvo for salo dainty and usoful articles nultablo for Xmas gifts. Refreshments will bo sorvod. Thoro will also mo hold a cookod food salo thoio days. EBTIIA.Y NOTICE Came to my place one mile west of Cairo on Vale road, on or about November 1st, ono yearling holfor calf, red and white, ears cropped, branded thus fa on right hind hip. Ownor may have same by paylnjr damages and cost of advertising. Harry Jonos. 61-1 Pd. LOST Ilutwoen Outnrlo and llut torflold ranch, n now blnck Ilnnil-l-nc Return to Qoo. K Lowo at tho lluttorflnld ranch or to Tho Aiu Howard. 62-pd. Loft at passenger station Ontario, Friday Nor. 2Cth. a tiacttngo con taining pnpors of no vnluo to anyone hut ownor. FIndor return to S. A. Atklsson, l'ayolto. Will pny postago nnd ronsonnblo rownrd. 016-62 pd. lMWMMMMM KINGMAN KOLONY Professional Cards FOIl SALE 12 room modoru house, closo In, on Oregon 8treet. Can he rented as apartments It desir ed. Easy terms Sue Mrs. T. II. FIs er. Phone 93-W. 48 H2. yon SALft nulck noadster. JB0 first elaw condition, will consider bankable note.. J. U. Test, pneno lll-W, OnUrlo, Oregoa. TOn SALE Scraps of silk and velvet suitable for patchwork, at Osborne Millinery. tOc a bunch. E1-S3. MISCELLANEOUS Mrs. A. T. Chrlstonson, toachcr of piano, Phono 170-W. 61 tf. FOU 8ALE 40 acres, Owyhco water, good dralnngo, running wat er. Part In alfalfa. IJatanco roady for crop. Terms It desired. V. n. Staples, Ford Onrngo. 62 WORK WANTED Qlrl wants to nsalat with hotiso work In prlvnte family. Uox 601. Pd. 61 WOIUC WANTED by man and wife on ranch by the year. Uox 142. 4t. pd. ESTItAV Cnmo to my place 1 mllo east of Ontnrlo 2 year old hulf cr. Tin plate on right ear, with Samuel Smith, Ontario, Oregon, stnmped on It. Ownor can hnve hotter by paying for ad nnd feed ,1U 61-61 Pd. W. H.'MAXOS Trnimffr Anything, Anywlwrr, Anytlmo Mliirnlfit Leivo orders Wnyt Implement Store mono sJi: iwimirnco i-nunu Ontnrlo, Oregon "j&ysj&fysj&yJ1' i :3r . . -Z" ld&&zj&'zttjz&uttj&izttJ!: y i '? r- Will Your Wife Hav HOOSIER This Christmas? You owo it to that wife of your to make hor days happier and her years longor. Evory moment she spends at trying work in hor kitchen saps her energy and takes tho bloom from her life. Forgot all ordinary prosonts this Ohrismas and mako it a Hoosior holiday. $1 Delivers Your HOOSIER k Then the Christmas spirit will pervade your. kitchen every day of the year. For the -Hoosier is America's foremost' kitchen convenience. Not just an ordinary'! kitchen cabinet, but ono with special foa- j hire- carefully worked out to make kitchen' work easier. i i I If you oxpect to buy a Hoosior this season don't delay. The .demand is increasing so rapidly, it is doubtful if tho supply will hold out. To bo sure of having a Iloosier for Christinas bettor order it today! Pricos guaranteed against Decline, till May 1, 1921. OntarioFurnitureCo. V ! Furniture and Undertaking fr-y3? rar-g53gacigacag5Cg:gsy '. tKM NEW SETTLERS COMING TO KOLONY Hit TO LEAVE CAR Woikri-n (ill Diulnngo Ditch llntc 11 Ij; TliuiikwKlvliiK Dinner Every Fninlly Jnlim I tod (,Yibh Kolony N'mri Dr. and Mrs. II. D. Smith and sou arrived Sunday from Moscow, Idnlio to niaKO inoir noiuo in mo uoiuuy. Thuy startod to drlvo oor, hut found tho roads were had near Pendleton so shipped tho enr from Pondlotou 'to Huntington, where thoy wilt go for It soon. Thuy nro at tho homo of Mrs. Smith's brother, Mr. Conrad Mnrtltt, until tholr household goods ' nrrlvo. Nearly evory family In the Kolony has ono member in tho Hod Cross tor 1021. Tho willingness .of tho drnlnngo crow nnd tho two hay bal ing crows to subscribe has boon very gratifying. It Is hoped tho Parent Teacher Association can bo revived this week. This Is certainly a benotlclal organ In tho community dosorvlng of tho support of ovoryono. Q rent er enthusiasm among tho paronts Is hoped for this year. A mooting will bo hold Friday, Dccombor third, nt throo o'clock nt the school build ing. Thanksgiving dinner parties woro onjoyed to many Thursday. Mr. need has gono to Elko, Nova da to bring his family to their now homo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Parsons' motored to Nnmpn Tuesday. Thanksgiving vacation IncludOH both Thursday and Friday In th.i Kolony. Mr. Leo has bcon pasturing snoop on tho Klnginun and llloilgitt places for two wcoks. Orln Wnlla:co was a Kolcny visi tor Tuosday. Mr. Ileod Is building an addition tc tho houso ho recently purchnaol. Ho has Clifford Sanforrt of "Ontario drilling a woll. Mrs. II. 0. Enos Is recuperating after an operation at hor parents homo In Payette. Mrs. Prltchott and throo children wont to Vnlo for Thanksgiving, and Miss Noeb wont to her homo In On tario. Mr. Puckott. ono of tho oartnors of tho firm of Puckctt & Hurt con tractors on tho drnlnngo Bystom. brought his family and sovoral frlonds from Dolso tor an unusual Thanksgiving outlpg at tho camp. Mr.- Iloborts, rosldont ongluear, was also Mr. Puckott'j giiost. Eddlo Powoll has gono to Moun tain Home to work until time for his farm work to commonco. Bulla Shnfor and Tholma McCro ary aro expected homo from tho Wolsor Intormountaln Instltuto and Ilornlco Martin from Pnrma for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Ethol Martin Is here from nolso visiting Mr. and Mrs. IVvell. Warren Schlupp wm attending to business matters In Vale this week, Illchnrd Smith Is n now high school student entered this week. From flftoon to olghtoon car loadB of hay a weok aro nolug shipped from Adrian. Stowa Bros, have practically all tholr oqulpment annulled In tho Adrian C-arnge, ind are doing a big business. About olghteon mou spont Satur day working on the school grounds, nnd a splendid Impiovoinont Is evl donco of a strenuous days work. A ten-foot gravel walk surrounds tho school building. A wldo grnvol path makes an effoctlva approach and gravol paths to tho pUv ground, which aro south o( tlii building, w'JI bo appreciated on rilny days. Tho driveway back to the bnra was grnvelod, and also a placo for park ing lnfront. A lawr. Ik to be plant ed all about tho front and aides of the building excluding the paths, Sonio now play ground apparatus was Installed Saturday. DKS.WKESE&FOKTNER OFFICE IIOllltH 9 to 12 nnd 2 to 6 Office over First Nnllnnnl IJmiik Telephone No. 33 J. Oninr'o Dim DR. A. R.ROBERTS Dentist Between Ontario I'luir " i Dcpnt. Phono 52 Hours, 10-17.: 1:30-5 tlouuo cuIIh BTsnlngs by nppolutmaut Madu' Phouo 1 r. .s" OON'OUEGATIONAL OIIUnOH Corner Idaho Avo. and 2nd. St. 8, (D. J. Qlllander, Pastor) Sunday School. 10:00 A. M, Preaching, 11:00 A. M. Subject: "The Church's Obligation and Opportunity." Christian Endeavor, 6:30 P. M. Preaching, 7:00 P. M., Subject: "Tho Wages" of Sin." Blblo Study Tuesday, 7:00 P. M. Subject; "What the nible teaches about the Angels." Interest Is growing weekly In the above services, for which wo are thankful. A warm -welcome twalts you when you come. Co there next Sunday. DR. R. A. MOON ruiitei'HArrit: physician NKHVK SPECIALIST Aculo or Chronic Diseases Rooma over Post Offlco ONTAHIO OltKGON DR. O. XV. TVIiKU DENTIST Office In Wilson llldg. Office Hours 0 a. n. to 4 p. m. Phone 117 for Appointments. ONTARIO TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Long DlntAnc and 1-ocnl Hauling FATON.C MSO CPJ5KroTfit Aclffffftfllih $ InitanUy rullovcsl leartbum, Itl-n-t-edCoyFclli(f. Gtopsfoodoourlnt. rtnoatliiK, and nil ctomach inlscrieo. AU.dlitln4nd pnHl. c( tmiireli WMtandtlronff, ln:rUMtVII4lity tmll'vp. RATONiait tU lot rwnxiir. Tni of thou MnJ woiuMrrully ixotnti Kfy.T. Only ciUint or two Hj tu iimIL Mltliil7cunii)t(4 aplMMorrwiM rvfund moo7, UtaUs koxtoiUr. YoutfUlM. Ontario Pharmacy FORD OWNERS r i Two of the most homelike bo te's la PortlaaJ, lora'ad In tho heart of the shopping and thea ter district. All Oregon Electrlo trains stop at the Hetvard-Xotu1, tho House of' Cheer, Excellent dining room In connection. Tug Hotel Cornelius, the Hoiuo of Welcome Is two short blocks from the Seward. Our brown luifsea meet all trains. Rates $1,60 nnd up. , W. C. C'ulbert eon, Proprietor. . U The Things You Go Ry We Make Them Turner Bros. Barney Pe(c Ontario meets every need of your Starting f Lighiing Battery meets it ns ft should be met, thoroughly, promptly, depend ably. Your battery is probably an "jEXlOC." -But if it is not, lrin. It to us anyhow. We meet cv ry need of every make of starting and lighting battery. ELECTRIC SERVICE & BATTERY CO. Opposite Moore Hotel Ontario, . Oregon i i -j