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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1921)
V THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, ORE(30N, TtTOIiSDAY, jSEPTEMB'ER 81921. fr ' -, S 5 i f Hit. Liwizr liMlIllMMIHMIIMlM Join The SPECIAL Areola, Club CLUB PRICES To the First Six Buyers of Ideal-AR COLA Hot Water Heating Outfits For farms and country homes, offices, stores, schools, factories, etc. PRICES COMPLETE, INSTALLED READY FOR USE For 3 roorr) heude: Areola and 2 radiators 100 sq. ft. of radiation For 4 room house; Areola and 3 radiators 175 sq. ft. of radiation For 5 room hduso; Areola and 4 radiators 225 Bq.' ft. of radiation For 0 room house; Areola and 5 radiators 275 sq. ft. of radiation Larger Bizes for larger homes The Idcal-ARCOLA Hot water heating outfits gives, healthful heating, fuel saving, cleanliness, safety.comfort and satisfaction You make a grave mistake if you do not at once take advantago of tnis exceptional offer and bo PREPARED FOR WINTER. The Idcal-ARCOLA is the latest and greatest heating invention of the age. Wo guarantee SATISFACTION, ' Come in and get our prices on heating your home with the wonderful Ideal-ARCOLA Reg. Club $214.65 201.10 308.50 293.85 300.9(3 348.45 439.10 417,55 H. R, UDICK ONTARIO, OREGON llllli lIMllHllIliiiHilUH IE WANTED Bowing at homo or by tho day. Mrs. I. Harper tf. FOR SALE Ilonilngton typewrit er, practically now. Inqulro at Ar gus Office WANTJD Two, throo or four housekeeping roomi. Call 01-W. tf FOR KENT 0 oo J houno, cheap. Inqulro of Darldion Qrocory. FOIl RENT Largo comfortable front bedroom In qulot, modorn homo, suitable for ona or two gen tlomon. Mrs. O. Scholos, DIRECTORY- OF ONTARIO'S BUSINESS FIRMS. These Men, and Firms will serve your very needs promptly. CallNupon or write to any of those who are listed below when in need of anything, in their respective lines. 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(. till, br McClur. Ntntpiptr Bradlcitt.) On that hot August morning tho sun bent down mercilessly on the little vil la go. The occasional passing cnrrluge stlrrud up clouds of dust Unit settled on the dried, brown nnd already thick ly coated grans and trees. Only tho whirr of tho locust brpko tho hcAvy silence. Not the tiniest white cloud In tho blazing blue sky promised relief from tho Intolerable weather. At the click of tho gate nnd the sound of n quick step on tho brick path, Miss Elizabeth Ann pushed her spectacles up from the tip of her noso and waited for her visitor to appear around tho corner of the little porch, closed In with honcysucklo vines, whose heavy odor made the atmos phere more oppressive. "Oood morning, Miss Emmons," said tho cheery voice of n young man, tall and fair, his wclt-buUt figure showing to splendid ndvantngo In the service uniform of a major. "Why, Bobblo Androwsl Bless' my soul I Wo didn't espect you back for at least a month yet. Bless my soul I Elizabeth, Elizabeth Ann I" sho called, as tohe turned In tho doorway. "Yes, auntie." Then ns sho snw tho man, "Bobl" In n second she was In his arms Innghlng, sobbing, crying, aU In the samo breath. "Bob, I can't believe It's true bnck oh I I can scarcely bcll'evo It's you." As tho two lovers, arm In arm, went down from tho little fWoli and over to the old gropo arbor Miss EllznbctU. Ann resumed her sent and her knit ting behind the honeysuckle vines. For a few moments she worked quietly and steadily J then, ns tho tears, which stubbornly refused to be kept back, blinded her vision and dropped on her gnarled, wrinkled lingers, she luld down her needles nnd wept softly uud tremulously. Fifty-eight years iigo a splendid, stalwart young soldier had opened tho 'gate of tho gardeu, stepped' quickly up tho path onto the porch, nnd greeted n silver-haired old lady who was knitting behind tho honeysuckle vines. ' "Ellznbclh, Ellznbelh Ann," sho had culled, stepping to tho door. "Yes, nuntlo coming." It wns sho, Miss Elizabeth Ann, who, In her quaint hoop-skirt, with' her black hair urrnnged smoothly In braids around her ears, hod stepped out shy ly to greet her lover, Bobblo Andrews' uncle. Leaving a dear old silver haired ady sitting behind tho honey suckle vines, togeltu" they hud gone down from tho little porch Into tho garden to the gropo arbor. Then Elizabeth Ann had walked down tho brick path with him, Aind when tho gato .hnd clicked and ho started up tho village street, sho wait ed to wavo her handkerchief .ns ho turned buck. John Andrews was 'answering tils country call. Theirs wns a parting Vtho tlnnl parting lie had not come back to her ns hnd Bob to little Eliz abeth Ann. REBUKE THAT WAS DESERVED Hovy Andrew Jackson, Warrior Presl. dent, Qavs Buchanan a Fairly Qentle "Call Down." Andrew Juckson, warrior and Presi dent, wns a follower pf tho doctrine which exults tho value of attending to one's own business. On one occasion Jnincx Buchanan, who was n diplomat, a gentleman and a scholar, nnd some what of a Indies' mini, although ho lived nnd died unmarried, bnfiught an English .woman of high degree to rail upon General Jackson, then monnrrh of nil he surveyed In and around the While Hoifse. Lenvlng tho lady In the reception room below and going up stairs to tho President's private quarters, Sennlor Buchanan (for he was the newly elected eenstor from Pennsylvania at that time) found Jarkson unshorn und unkempt In dressing gown and slippers before a blazing log fire, smoking, his cob pipe. When hu was told about tho beauti ful English woiuun, he replied that he would be delighted to meet her, and ordered Senutor Dnchannn to go back and tell lie that tho President would bo down Immediately. Senator Buch anan wns terribly nfrnld that Clen oral Jackson would not rhangy his clothes before he made his appear ance In the drawing room uud he ventured to suggest to blm the pro priety of his doing so, "Buchannn," suld tho old warrior, rising and deliberately, knocking, the nshes out of his pipe, "I will tell you something that will do you good, as It !tti the upright In heart, and that Is, that I once knew a man down In Tennessee who made a fortune by attending to his own business." 'Canadian Soldiers Well Treattd. (That the Canadian pension scheme iriyJlvoa the payment of S35.000.000 yeurly to the 00,000,000 pensioner? was tho declaration of Col. John Thompson, chairman of the board of army pen sion commissioners, during his visit at Edmonton, Alberta, In connection with his annual Inflection tour. Under the recent amendments to the act, the pen sions to Canadlun soldiers are suld to be the most generous paid by any at; lied g'irernment. But They Are Forgotten. 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