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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1921)
BHBMWWPJlt- I - ftrtwj.tifciMinriim rfl THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, ORftClOK, TIIURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1921. 0 0 P c OJlje QDntarto Argua County Official Taper An Independent Newspaper Published Thursdays at Ontario, Oregon, and entered at tho Ontario post offlco tor distribution as 2nd class mattor. Q. K. Atkon, Managing Editor SUD8CR1PTION Ono Year, 12.00 SPIRIT OK NKIGHROItLlNKHA What Ir there moro clinnnlng In tho character of tho peoplo iwlth whom you live than tho spirit of nclghborllnoss? What adiltt to tho joy of HvIiik mora than tho friendly Krootlng of neighbors when they meet? Cities and towns are but aggrega tions of Individuals, and what Is trim of Individuals Is true, too, or communities. Cities and towns ought to ho friendly, Itlvalry does not call for exhibitions of unfrlond linens. Whon niich exhibitions become tho rulo of their meeting there In little loft to do othor than to havo a frank heart to heart talk about their differences, nnd If they cannot than bo adjusted an ngroement to disagree nnd avoid each other Is tho only sonslbla thing to do. Whon Individuals In a neighbor hood cannot got on together a hap py solution Is often found In ono of them moving to a moro congenial neighborhood. Unfortunately com munities cannot thus adjust thorn selvos. Towns must stay pit.. It In too bad that this Is so, bat it Is. Thero Is anothor thing about com munity troubles. Tho spirit engen dered by tho nets of n few Individ uals, unfortuuatoly Affect others. It Is particularly unfortunate that thono who do not Mop to think say and do things which hurt their com munity In tho eyes of their neigh bors, ANNOUNCEMENT DOCTOR J. C. WOODWARD, OCULIST, WOODWARD BUILDING, PAYETTE, IDAHO desires to announce that he -rrlll bo at his office ovory af ternoon for the purpoio of FIT TING CLASSES. Arrangements may bs raado for evening ap pointments. Byes will be ex amined FREE) OF CHAROE. Offlco equipment Includes every modern Instrument. FIT and SATISFACTION guaran teed. 'vt-" 3lsJhAl.t- vVt4t LUCKY Strike cigarette pasledj mu HARVEY & RICKER GARAGE In the building on Idaho Avenue back of the Ontario Furniture Co. formerly occupied by the A. S. Brown Auto Company WE SELL THE DODGE and IIUPMOBILE Full line of Accessories Gas and Oil Service and Repairs Harvey and Ricker J. A. Robertson, Manager Tho thinking, consldcrnto peoplo of Ontario, for example, tlko those of our neighboring town of Vale will not tako too seriously tho ro- cent dlfferenco over a mere ball game. All will regret the occur ences, and consider the sourco of tho trouble. It poor sportsmanship ban been shown, tho poor sports alone should be blamed; or pitied; for thoy aro to bo pitied who cannot play a gamo fairly and bo good losers when fairly defeated. It Is no dis grace to loso a ball gamo; but It Is disgraceful to so loso control of one's temper as to becomo childish. VACATION'S VALUE Vacations nro paradoxical, Ono goes on a vacation seeking rest. Physically ono often docs secure ovorythlng but tho rest ho nought; that Is physically, and comes homo to rest up from tho exertions, but nftor all physical rest In not the on ly object to bo obtained In a vaca tion. Thoro In no doubt that n separa tion from tho routlno of work, n change of nccno and the meeting of others than those ono comes In dally contnet with In diverting. Not only that it makes ono realize how truly fortunnto Is ono who liven in a good substantial town surround ed by cnorgotlc fellows who nrc striving to do thfngs. No mattor what tho advantages possessed by other communities or tactions of Oregon certainly Mai nour county can stand comparison with thorn, and so far as commun ities go Ontario is as woll nltuatud and hnn within Itn borders men nble to rcallzo tho possibilities of this section. From Rend, howovor, wo bollovt' that Ontario men might well tako n lesson In co-operation. Thero they havo carried tho spirit of pulling to gether farther than it has been our pleasure to witness In any commun ity of Its slzo anywhere. No Rend has nothing on Ontario. Aside from their wondorful tlmbor resources and tho most magnlflcont mountain scenery at their door, they hnvo not tho potential possibilities to bo found in this Bnnko Rlvor Valley. Rut thoy havo tho spirit. Thoy work togothor. After all of Ontario's business men take their vacations and feel oncouragod by comparisons, wo trust that tho spirit of co-operation will bo enhanced so that a determined of fort will bo tnado to capltallzo tho possibilities of this great section of Oregon. COMKADARIN ON THE ROAD Whon tourists meot thoy smile, It Is one of tho plensuros of a trip through Oregon these days, tho chanco acqualntnnco one gots with Americans from overywhero, for they nro coming from tho endn of tho country to Oregon now. Few nro tho stops ono makes by tho waysldo that Is not tho occasion of solicitation of passers by. "Need any helpT" Is tho salutation from almost ovory passing car,' while othors Just stop to get acquainted, Inqulro nbout the roads and tho luck you Iwvo had, whllo giving n graphic nccount of their own experiences. Cortnlnly a great out-of-doors Is democratic, nnd mnkos Its dovotees so. A trip over Oregon highways to day Is convincing proof of tholr real vnluo to the stnto. In tho short spaco of an hour or two cars bear ing llconso tags of H states, besldo tboso of Rrltlsh Columbia and other Canadian provlncos, wore counted, California cars could he found evorywhore, whllo there was not n tourist park that did not hnvo from ten to hundreds of cars. Now all theBO moan money. Haw much money tourlHts have spent In Ore gon this yoar will never he definite. ly known, It cannot be traced; but It will bo literally millions of dollars. Every year tho sum will In crease, for Oregon roads nro becom ing known, Oregon scenery Is being appreciated. Truly Oregon Is ono of tho thresholds of tourist prosperity. OREGON SLOPE Rev. Dlom of Ontnrlo preached a very Interesting sermon last Sunday to a good sized and appreciative nudlcnco. Tho music furnished by tho male quartette was enjoyed by all. Thoro will bo no Sunday School during tho month of August. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Lattlg and Mr. and Mrs. W. Haunch nttonded a gathering on tho bench, celebrat ing their mother's birthday, Sunday. Mrs. Harry Lattlg entertained Mrs. E, D. Drown, Mrs. Frank TIp pon, and Mrs Jonns Drown nnd children, Mnx and Charlotto, Tues day. Miss Mario Frost Is attending to the offlco work of the Light nnd Power Co. of Ontario during Miss McNulty's vacation. Keith Drown or Ontario In visit ing relatives on tho Flat this week. Maxlno Mlllor had the mlsfortuno of gottlng a silver In her leg Sun day, that required tho nervlcon of a physician to oxtrnct It. Mr. Drolthaupt of Ontario and Mr. Cnrpontcr of Corvollls woro on tho Flat Wednesday Inspecting tho var ious potatoo patches, for certifica tion. Mrs. Tom Hcslup. who has been qulto III, Is much Improved. Miss Ruby Toml n loaves this week for an extended visit with frlonds In Camas Pralrlo. Mr. und Mrs. A. M, Johnston spent Sunday visiting friends In Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lackey and Doulah tackoy of Ontario woro Sun day dlnnor guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Hoslup Jamos Tomlln who In maklne on. plo boxes nt Woodsnur visited tho home folkn Sundny. uco. Davis roturnod homo Sunday from Rolso. whoro ho hns been visit. Ing his undo for sovoral weeks. William Attorhury Is much Im proved. Thursday attornoon. Mrs. D. Karst and sister, Mrs. E. Fall, Mrs. Clara Lattlg nnd Mrs, Donls and dauahlor. Cortrudo motored to tho Doris homo for a swim and picnic After onjoylng a plunge In flnako river, a dollcloun lunch was spread on tho lawn. Mrs. Rar Duncan and twn chll. (Iron of Irousldo aro guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Hoslup. L. L. Culbcrtson was a dinner guost of Mr. nnd Mrs. S, Chapman of Pnyotto, Sunday. miss Kllxauotu Davis, who has boon spondlnr her vacation with Iior cousins, Mlrlum and Loulso uavls, returned to her homo In IIoIho Saturday. Sovoral of our pooplo attendod Chautauqua In Pnyetto last week, nod all report an oxcoUcnt program. R. N. Van Horno and son, Hobort of Sioux City, woro Sunday dlnnor guontn of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller. Tho nirls Sowing Club mot Tucs day afternoon at trio home of Miss Leila Rartsho. Tho afternoon wan spout sowing, tho girls being very anxious to complete the year's work at their noxt mooting. Thoy planned to havo a plcnlo Saturday, Dainty refreshments woro servod by tho hostess. Mrs. P. M. Roals ontotrtalnod Wednesday attornoon honoring Mrs, Drown and sister Mrs, Tlppen. The nftomoou was pleasantly spent In a aoclal way, after which delicious re froshmonts woro sorted by the hos tess. Mrs. Leo Drown nnd children. Mrs, E. D. Drown, Mra Tlppen, and Mrs. Jonas Drown and children, Maxlno and Charlotte, spent Thurs day at tho Frost homo. Mrs. Arthur Miller Is on tho sick lUt this wcok. LOCAL PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs, Archlo Myors of Drewsey nro In Ontario this week visiting old friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. P Kldd loft to day for Alberson, Oregon, where thoy will stay about 10 days to prove up on their homestead and visit Prank and Ren Seaweard. Mrs. Prank Illako of tho nader sales force spent Bunday In Welser visiting ir. and Mrs. H. C. Whit worth and Miss Mario Plsher. Jim Purcell Is on duty at the soda fountain, In the Ontario Pharmacy whora ho will work this summer. Mrs. Jacob Stroup went to Pay ette Monday to visit her grandson Vincent Ryrom. Tho Knights of Columbus Plcnlo will bo hold next Sunday, August 7th. at Hcngglnrs grove near Prult land. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. R. Udlck return ed Saturday from their camping trip and report a fine time. They were up near Lohman In the Pine Flat country In Idaho. Paul McCulloch returned ! woek from Camp Lewis whero ho attended tho officers' training camp following the close of the University of Oregon. Mrs. Tom Logan came down from Hrognn Monday to meet her husband and daughters, who arrived from Corvallla Tuesday, nave Logan ac companied her, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Terwllllgar left Tuesday for Whitney, Oregon to visit Mrs. Terwllllgar's brother Mr. Will Clark. Charlos Collier, Fred Gramse and Fred Test left Sunday for a fishing trip on the Salmon river. Mr. and Mrs. 8. I). Dorman was down from Payette Lakes over Sun day returning Monday. David nivens of Grass Valley, California Is visiting his cousin Mrs. E. A. Fraser, this week. E. W. Howland went to Portland Monday, on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Llngle left flnmlnv fnf n twn waaV. v.paMntt nt WELL .MAIU-3 LEMON PIE 1H ECONOMICAL AND GOOD What dessert could bo mora tempting than a perfectly browned lemon pic? Tho following recipe, tested In tho experimental kitchen of tho United States Department of Agriculture, can bo relied upen: 2 tablospoonn cornstarch. cup sugar. 1 cup boiling wnter. 4 tablespoons lemon Juice. 1 tablespoon buttor. 2 egg yolks. Speck of salt (about 1-1C tea spoon. Orated rind of half a lemon. 2 egg whites and 1 tnblespoonn sugar for meringue. Mix tho cornstarch and sugar In n nan co pan and stir In tho hot water. Cook, stirring constantly, until It thickens, and boll 5 mlnutcn, Add butter, well Lenten yolks, salt, lem on Juice, graded rind. Cook about 1 mluuto longer, Pour Into crust previously baked. Cover with n meringue mndo of tho egg whites' beaten ntlff, then 2 tablespoons of sugar; and brown In oven. CONGREGATIONAL church Corner of Idaho &. 2nd St. S. W. (D. J. aillandors, Pastor) Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Preaching, 11:00 A. M.: Subject: "Who Is Jesus Christ" Concluded. Chrlstalu Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. at U. P. Church. Preaching 8:00 P. M. Subject: "Tho World Flold." Whlto School House ' Sunday School 2:30 P. M. Proachlng 3:30 P. M. If you hotlovo In Jesus Christ, coma to church noxt Sunday. If not, keep on going to tho dovll'n church. Ho owes you Intertnlnment. HEMSTITCHING and Plcotlng at tachments, $2.00. Ruttonholn at tachments 9.85. Fits any Sewing Machlno. Personal checks 10c ex tra. Lights Mall Ordor House. Dox 27, Dlrmlngham, Ala. 30-36 p WANTED Dy young couple, three or four housekeeping rooms, In mojlorn homo. Phono 01-W. 34-3G p. Oregon Journal dollvorod by car rier Dally and Sunday. CGo por mo. Leavo order at Tumor's Nows Stand. DIRECTORY OF ONTARIO'S BUSINESS FIRMS These Men and Firms will serve your very needs promptly. Call upon or write to any of those who aro listed below when in need of anything in their respective lines. They are reliable: HANKH FIRST NATIONAL HANK - Capital and Surplus $100,000 "A Qood Dank In A Qood Country" ONTARIO NATIONAL DANK Tho Oldest Rank in Malbour County "Service that Serves" Capital aud Surplus $100,000. DRUGS AND SUNDRIES ONTARIO PHARMACY O. M. Castloman, Prop. Proscription Spoclatlst Victor Phonographs Rexall Remedies Eastman Kodaks KNOLLWOOD DAIRY Phoii'o 20.VJ CANDY CIGARS THE SUOAR DOWL We Make Our Own Ice Cream ELECTRIC SUPPLIES ONTARIO ELECTRIC CO. ' Electrical Appliances and Wiring CLEANERS We will Clean and Dye for You at the ONTARIO PRESSARY HARDWARE MONULTY HARDWARE CO. Satisfaction Guaranteed TAGGART HARDWARE CO. Malheur County's Largest Hardware Store TROXELL IMPLEMENT CO. Farm Operating Equipment McCormlck, Deerlng and P. & O. II. R. UDICK Plumbing and Heating Domeatlo Water Systems UYRO.V TURNEJt Signs V. W. MAHSDEN General Repair and Machine Work A Special For You HUGHES MODEL 50 ELECTRIC RANGE Through a special purchase wo recently se cured a quantity of Hughes model 50 Electric Ranges at a concession in price that enables un to offer them to our customers at A SAVING OP $15 The Hughes modol 50 is one of tho finest electric ranges made. It is a largo rango with warming oven and top and bottom heating elements in the oven. In addition to the saving of $15, you can buy one on the special TERMS OF $10 DOWN Balance in 12 Monthly Payments Visit any Electric Shop of the Idaho Power Co. and soo this handsome, modern range. You must act quickly as there are but a limited number to be offered at this special saving. ELECTRIC SHOP Idaho Power Co PIANO TUNING, regulating and repairing, by II. W. Oliver, resident tunor. Leavo orders at Tumor's Muslo Hnuso, phono 176. 29-tf. HOTELS CARTER HOTEL Where Stockmen Meet Noxt Ontario National Dank New Management HOTEL WILSON The "Homey" Hotel of Malheur County. Good MeaU 40c A "OlTOMKlItlST DR. J. A. MC FALL Eyesight Specialist Eye Glasses and Spectacles MILLINERY Distinction In Clothing And Millinery is the Mark of Those Who Patronize THE STYLE SHOP MORR'S MILLINERY & NOVELTY SHOP Palmyra Waists Women' Sulta And Sport Clothes OSDORN MILLINERY Nell O. Dedford, Prop. The Only Exclusive Millinery Store This Side of Salt Lake MRS DLANCHB C. ANDERSON Hemstitching 10c per yard Phone 42-W P. O. Dox 616 UAKEHIES PURITY OAKERY Ernest Darcus, Prop. All Kinds of Dreads, Cakes and Pastry "NOTIONS" VARIETY STORE More than a thousand Articles for the home FURNITURE ONTARIO FURNITURE CO. Undertakers & Kmbalmera FUNERAL DfitKCTORfl AND EM11ALMKRH PHILLADAUM & ALLEN Phone 287 or 178 Ontario, Oregon MC DOWELL FURNITURE CO. Furniture Hardware There Are Always Bargains At Our Store E. PARRI8H ' New and Second Hand Furniture Across from Doyer Bros. Store TUCHINERY OEO. W. WAYT Farm Machinery and Equipment John Deere Line Mellne Tractors Opportunity to Save on a V FOR BALK Warehouse 40x80, opposlto dopot on railway tracks. Apply II. It. Udlck. 33-tf. RESTAURANTS Good Eats at Roasonablo Prices Quick Service CLUD CAFE GARAGES AND AUTO SUPPLIES SERVICE TIRE & DATTERY CO. Auto Tiro Dattory Repairing "GROCERIES THE CASH GROCERY "Qood Things to Eat" THE INDEPENDENT MARKET Phonos 0 and 13C If Its Good To Eat We Have It It It's Farm Produce We Duy It ONTARIO MEAT & GROCERY CO. The Home of Oood Eats and Low Price Phones 3 and 131 DEPARTMENT STORKS' Every Day a Dargaln Day Dependable Merchandise "Not the Cheapest. Dut the Rest" RADER DROS. THE HUD One of 40 Storos j Will Save You Real Money E, A. FRASER Hardware and Groceries DLACKADY JEWELRY 8TORE Home of "QlfU that Last" HENRY MILLER Watchmaker, Jewelry Our Motto; Honesty First ONTARIO HEAL ESTATE CO. Farm lamia City Property Insurance & Rental Department Store . -TO 4 13 f 4i 0 it 1 y 'Vi Pnyetto Lakes. T!X3aatxmmrmm.