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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1909)
I Wc Wrap Your Packages Cor Mailing FREE Bring Them In HOLIDAY GOODS... PACKAGES for MAILING Wrapped FREE .ring them in We Have Arranged a Big Selection of XMAS GOODS FOR YOU. Come to our store if you are in doubt. We can B.lffgMt and show you suitable gifts lor from Baby to Papa. Follow. -ig is a tew suggestive item: I Toys Dolls Dishes Baby Jackets Head Throws Fancy Linens Fancy Tea Aprons Fancy Waists Silk waist Patterns Decorated China Parlor Bric-a-Brac Hand Bags Kid Gloves Beautiful Line Ildkl's Fine Furs Xmas EUbboni Fancy Suspenders Fancy Neckwear. i Many of the articles are put up in ele gant Christmas Boxes. It pays to trade with RADER BROS. LAMPKIN wifW!fiMiTfMHHif!HTfHiMmTiTiiHnnnMnHTf!ifinTTnT)TnnTTTnmm C. C. PAYNE. Iyook to tlo vStore f Q. 2. 4 Pay no for I CHRISTMAS ITS OF I Diamonds, Gem Set Piece Useful things in Solid Gold and (Jold Filled Jewelry. Chains Lockets Kings Buttons Charms Signet Kings Necklaces Bracelets Scarf Pins Brooches 3 Veil Pins Handy Pins Sterling Silver Novelties. Cut Glass, Pickard's Hand Painted China, Silver Deposit Ware, Carving Sets, Silverware. C. C. PAYNE Jc;xv3lj5i- inn I Optician. uiiitiimimiiitimtii.iii.iuiiiuihUimiiihiuiuliiiiUlthlllililliimiUmUlHi 1M 1 SSSSS8S SSSSSSSSSSSSI ONTARIO MARKET. Qf. R, BK1 DING, 1'iop. A Complete Line of Fresh and Salted Meats. Pure Home Kendered Lard. Kraut Pickles Butter Larj CHICAGO UNIONS WILL 1 STRIKERS MEN PULLY EXPECT CALL TO OO'OUT. SWITCHMEN ARE OPTIMISTIC Conference CommittM to Mert In Chicago With Eastern Managers. Cold W.athtr Aids Striken. Chicago, Dec. 6. Indorsing the stand taken by the switchmen in the northwest, um afhliatcil with tlu Chicago Ptdcration of Labor, yes terday pledged tht strikers moral and financial support Bitter attacks were mads on tile railroad brother hoods who htvu refused to aid the switchmen. Hi ultli i8 too precions to be t.t in i x-rt-'l with by incompetent vendors of drugs. 1 ry the WiUon Duffy Diug Co., for clean drugs, and expert service HAPPENINOS OF INTEREST CONDENSED FOR READERS A free medic il disu nsary for the poor will be oi ncd it Portland in the near future. A new memorial to George Wash ington is planiuil ly the George Washington Memorial Association, which has just bo n organised in New York City. More than fcn.flOO.OOO worth of American IMftllandise was carried by rail across tlu Isthmus of Pan ama and Tchuatiicpi'c in the fiscal year 1V09, and In the calendar year, which ends with next month, the total probably will reach $75,000,000 Anti-saloon men from all parts of the country are preparing to move on Chicago in force. The campaiK" for local option in the western me tropolis will begin in earnest when the biennial convention of the Na tional Anti-Saloon League meets the first week In December. The United Iliac Workers of America will attm.p, ilse $100,- 000 as a permanent ' ' ' fl""l '"r the widows and orphans f the vic tims of the Cherry Hill 'line dis aster. It is estimafed that 1000 chil dren hnve been trade orphans. Cattle "rustlers" are trotting so bold in northern Mexico, that droves ol from 41 to 100 head of cattle are being driven oi almost daily from the targr ranch.. With every available man from the sheriff's offict, allied by the Great Palls, Moia , police depart ment, at work on Ihe grave robbery case In which MktAody of tlic baby son of ilarfield fJlnr.i ! i Montana millionaire, was efblen from its last resting place, the Is no apparent progress In tracing the h'uls. Prank Jay GooiH, tks multi-millionaire, who wasi but recently di vorced from Hesu Kelley Gould, has been sued ti $200,000 by s young dancing i I The Denver mist, which was shut down last July hitatise of a surplus of all denominations of gold coins, will open the firs of the year with between $9,000,000 an I $20,000,000 in gold bullion on hand, which will at once be coined Into money of small denomination. Measured by actual tonnage in service, the United States ranks sec ond among the nations of the world; Great Mrit.iln alone surpasses this country. H. O. I'-laisdrll. of New York, made a new world', typewriter rec ord, writing J604 'Is from copy he had not sicit t. f. rr in IS min utes. The pr vi. nn. hitfh record was 95 words a nfnute The Portia! I In ng Mills Com pany has bejn swaiVd by the in terior deparjrnent th contract to furnish thel Imlisn schools and agencies of the North srstt and as far south as ArltotMl the flour for the present nsvnl year. The eon tract calls fir Ihe delivery of more than 2,000.0rO pounds to flour. Three himlred Americans sat down to a Thanksgiving dinner in Exposition 'ark, Germany, where the America) Exposition will be held next yeir. Mrs. Tin o.l ii. Roosevel and hci daughter, Mist Ethel, have returned from an cxteiiled trip to Europe For the first lime in the history of the United Slates Naval Acadc my, midshipmen will have the use next summer of three battleships for their annual pritticc cruise. Officers of Ihe United Slates Sig nal Corns are trcparing to install o.less tetegrapl on the army aero nline Ii will stud and receive 30 miles. With Ihe tcsiinony of Squire C Cheium, the session in Seattle of the govcrnnuiit'i inquiry Into the validity of Ihe Cuuninghsm coal land entries have closed and the in quiry will be risumed in Spokane Thursday. The Oregon State Equal Suffrage Association releated its J9th an niversaiv m l'or 1 ind. Tuesday. CASH RACKET CASH UACKKT makes greut Cut Trice Snlo on Huts, Shot, Heuvy Overshoe., dents' and Ladies' uml Clnl. ken's Underwear, Food Choppers, Skates and matt y other urticles. SALE ONE WEEK Dec. 13 to 18 Inclusive. Our HOLIDAY LINE is now complete, consisting of the greatest congregation of Novelties, Toyg, Chiniwure, Dolls, Cellu loid Goods. Wood Novelties, Beautiful Scarfs for Gents and Ladies, Hooks, Tost Cards, Albums, Abahme Su)i Shell, Muffler and Handerchiefs, Fancy Pillow Top, a"! il l hundreds of tilings we cannot mention for space. I In greatest variety of useful presents, Toys and found in Eastern Oregon, ut prices qilAUgaj i:owiere. On Dec. 16. "Bridge Day hi may see tne Novelties, to be V ur siore a nice We will give to every family culling at SOUVENIR FREE ONLY ONE TO A FAMILY PS OF STATED OREGON BRIEF TELEGRAPHIC CHRONICLE OF STATE HAPPENINOS. REFORM MADE IN MILITIA CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT Candland's All Warrant Officers Must Pass Rigid Examination Before a Special Board. Portland Radical reform In the selection of non-coinmissioned offi cers in the Oregon National Guard is provided in genemi otlsMl iiiuta from National Gn.ird headiiuartcrs by Adjutant-Gencr.il Pinter. Ily the terms of the orders ll is required that appointments of war rant ofTicrrs shall .ease, and that no warrant shall be issued except after ritid examination has been made by a board of officers as to the capability of the applicant for pro miition. Since Ihe frrst organisation of the militia of the United Stales in the time of Washington, it has been left to the province of company com manders to name their warrant offi cers. Oftentimes systems of exam ination have been put into effect by the company commanders, but more often the appointments have been made arbitrarily, the captain choos ing those who, in his opinion, were best fitted for promotion. Under the change just announced, applicants for promotion nol only must pass an examination, but the exact nature of the examination is prescribed. It is a most rigid ex amination, and under the new sys- l. m tin so. . I.i. le of in, .nil.. I. nl and uninformed non-commissioned officers will disappear. CUT GLASS Libby, Ulfl world's best nmi Rich Amerioan. CHINA lonontli llanil Tainted and Hnvibintl. PERFUMES In boxos and bulk. BRUSHES Howard'n liair, tootli, nail ami band. State Wante security. Salem At a meeting of the Desert Laud Hoard the secretary was in truelcd to advise the Columbia Southern Irrigation Company that Ihe board expects the company to give the stale security that the com pany will proceed at once to make a topographical survey of the seg regation, to he completed within six to sjffcg mouths, and that in the meantime the company shall take steps to secure a reservoir and to protect those settlers in the segre gation whom the company has no means of serving water. If, at the end of a certain speci fied time, the company shall not have completed the topographic sur vey and done Ihe other work out lined by the hoard, the entire segre gation and improvements shall re vert to the slate Colleges Plan Debates. Newberg The executive commit tee of ihe Collegiate Debating League of Oregon has decided that Ihe first debate shall be held at McMinnville between McMinnville College and Pacific College; Ihe sc ond to be held at Albany betu.n Albany College and McMinnville, and Ihe third between Albany Cot lege and Pacific College al Newberg These debates are to be held on February IK, March 18 and April IS, respectively. Exhibit Car Ooes East. Klamath Fulls The Klamath county exhibit car has started .on its long journey to Omaha and other eastern cities The car will go down by way of Sacramento, to let the Californians knuw that the people of this section are capable of raising grain and vegetables thai are really worth while. The people of Klam uli county have contributed out "I the advertising fund $150 to help pay the expenses. Pas Ignored, Man Sues. Roseburg T. J. Williams, a form er Wilburg merchant, has filed suit against the Southern Pacific rail road for $5000 damages The com plaint alleges that Williams . s ejected from a passenger train at Oregon City December 14 last, while he was en route lo Wilbur, travel ing on a pass. He complains that the pass was refused by the con ductor, who also declined to ta!:e cash fare. 27 Hours Fighting Waves. Portland Three sailors lost their lives when the bark Matterhorn, which sailed from Portland Friday, November 26, for the United King dom with a cargo of barley, went uwi in the terrific gale encountered off Cape Flattery on Saturday, No vember 27. First details of the wreck were Ic.irned here Saturday, when Captain Salter was interviewed. Freewater Firm Fails. Freewater The firm of Mitchell & Routh has made a voluntary deed of trust to W. J. Hatfield for the benefit of creditors. i IIKIM.M - HOLIDAY KATKH. 'in Oregon Short Line. Tickets n sale December 18th, -Ml, 24th, 5th uu.l 31st, 19Ui, ami anuary 1st, 1910; limit, Janu iv 3d, 1010. Bee agent.- for TOILET skts Droning, military, bnby and manicure. HOOKS Toy books, novels, gift books. FINE CANDIES McDonald's and Woodward's. LEATHER (JOOD8 Hand bagtsj bill, coin, card cases, pass books, etc. BTATIONEBY Kino box !iiers, invita tions, tally cards, etc. FOUNTAIN PKMfl The 1'arker, Waterman and Autoliller $1 50to $7 00 NOVELTIES Sterling silver match boxes, tooth brushes, nnil Mies, nail brushes, button books, shoe horns, etc. RUBBftB Toys, balls and dolls. ALBUMS Tost Card, Photo, Auto- fraph and Kodak. MIRRORS Hand, stand and shaving. RAZORS (Jillette's Safety, Woller Safety, fountain Safety nnd Regular. EDISON PII0N0GRAPH8 Complete list of Records. CHRISTMAS NOVELTIE8. Cards, Stickers, seals, tags, Holly wrapping paper, etc. PICTURES Beautiful mounted and unmounted, 10c to $4.00 We believe our stock is Uio best quality and the best assortment ever shown here. Gome in and See It. GEO. A. GANDLAND KKLIAHLK DRUGGIST. Ontario, Ore. TIME sW 0 i AWJJiriiMbiriiirLAijli (!) Have your selection! put away. I No deposit is required from our customers. 38 lEitMCMMNtiittt&HOtilGMs 1 Now Is the I X I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 i Guaranteed Watch Repairing $ HARRY B. GRAUEL I Jewelry and Music House of Ontario. 1 We arc showing the largest as sortment uml choicest articles in our lllii' Tlic Uinlli 11I ov,rv '.ili.l.i la j based upon its honest value. It price aoea not include your chance to get your money's worth, as we uar tee that with every purchase, large or small. 1 i i 1 XmUGKXsicc $ M mJm mm.m mm &)ttlQUIi MJMIfllOII John 1) Pai v r'ms. J. I. Uavi.i. QbjJIbjl J N. U C'Aitt-bMTKN, Vio l'r. A. C. Wkiioxs;. Al Caafcior FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Of BURNS. OREGON i a. 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