Art Needle Work We have already a large supply of Pillow Tops, Laundry Bags, Pillow Cases, Breakfast Caps, Gowns and many other Articles ready stamped to work. It's a good time now to get them as they make HANDSOME CHRISTMAS GIFTS Let Us Show You Mdke Use of Parcel Posl RADER'S Ontario, Oregon Meet Your Friendn in Our "Rent Room Send us your Mail Orders Refinishing Marred Furniture IS EASY AND INEXPENSIVE Shabby, scratched pieces of furniture that are unsightly and a discredit to your home can be made to look bright and new at slight ex pense and you can do it yourself. ACMEQUAUTY VARNO-LAC stains and varnishes at one operation, giving to all kinds of surfaces the elegant effect and dur able, lustrous surface of beautifully finished oak, mahogany, walnut or other expensive woods. Call for color card. McBratney-McNiilty Hardware Company Oxvtixo, Oreeon NOTED GLOBE TROTTER AND LECTURER HERE C. J. A. Pahl, Who is Travel ing Aronnd the World on a Bicycle Arrives. A. G MANEMAN WINS THE SPECIAL PRIZE Although Dottie Ward is in the Hospital. Having Had An Operatiou for Appendicitis, She Makes the Largest Gain of the Week. C. J. A. Pahl, of Mt'lliiiiirm-. Aim trulls, wli., u traveling around the world od h bicycle la hare tbla weak. It" pres. !.i I Id tha rlsptlst oburoli Htfniiay efanlng and a-sve a laetura Tueaday evanliiK mi tha II. .It Liioda. whara he spent two years Ha la very liiterettluK pi-raoo to aiaet. fcelou full of the information be baa lathered la odd parte of tba world. lie wue bora la (lermsuy aud weot to Auatra Ha In 1hh:i; trie yaar the Trenton and other recti la ware loat in the tyi'h'ioii. Ilia i I waa muuht lu the atnrni ami hi earrlee anara from It. il'' pay. hla tipMMM by wrlilnu aliiaa. at which be la an expert. Dtttt, NOTII'K KOH PJ'HLIOATION. Department of the Interior. U 8. I .an. I Office at Vale. Oregon, October l i tli. IMtV Notice la hereby iilven that Clureiifle () Compton. of Onturio, OrtKoo, wlio on .1 lit... 7th. IMS, made HonieMleari Appli.alion No 0-JJH3, for lota I I 4 mid K HW. Seel Ion 10, Towimlilp ITS . K.inu'e H! K .. Willamette Marl ilian. In- tiled notice of Inteutlou to make final ...iiiin.itktiou proof, to eatnl'll.h cluiiu to the laud alum ilea critic. i, I. tin i tin- i emtter and receiver V S. Laud Oata at Vule. QMMftt oo the l!ih day of November. l'.i:i. Claimant names a. ItMMMI L. L Cr.Mker, T. J. Walker. Hnodeu Hall. Allert Hall, otOutanu, Orei.n. MM Kaatar. Remitter. Vule StttA H0V10I r'JK PUBLICATION Department of id. Interior, U. 8. Land OttlCf at Vale. OrtKoo, Dclut.er 16th. I01S. Notice ia hereby uitau thiit Loreu L. Crocker, .if Ooteiln. Oretfou, whu on .lone 7th, I'.il'J. made IMbmMMbI application N... MJtM, for the W 8KJ Heo. lit. Nil N i and NE NK. Section 30. 'I'uMueblp 17 8.. tfauue 40 K. . Willamette Mer.diau, haa II Id uotiee of luteutioo to make IIiihI commutation proof, to eetahlleh elalm to tbe laud above ueeenbtd. before he Ketfieter aud Ke.eier, Q 8. Land Ottloe, at Vale. Oregon, on the Hull day of November. ItU. Claimant name ... itueeses: T. J. Walker, 8. L. Hall. Kobert M. Kinney, Albert Uall. of Outerlo. OregOU. Hi. ice K. Kaater. HeglaUr. SNOWFALL STOP TRAFFIC Telephone and Telegraph Llnea Sadly Damaged By Early Seaaon Storms. Maker. Marly euowfall In eastern Oregou la Hie order thU year. For tbe pa.t few daya the fall hue been a(eJy ami very heavy lu some locall Uea. tbe heaviest being In Bourne, in the Sumpter district, where several feet covers the ground. There has been good sleighing In Ih J Table Cove ectlon for about a week, and all the higher altitudes of the country report a fall varving In depth from a few laches to a foot or more. The foot hills adjacent to the city are white. The suow cauaed much trouble to the Sumpter Valley railroad, which runs through a mountainous section between Maker and the John lay val ley. It caused great damage alao to DM and telegraph lines, and the Similiter v.tlle) railroad had an un usual accident. A wire falling aero, the track tore the whistle irora the lis1 nc all the .team to ee cape and "killing' the locomotive, so that the passenger train waa bald up for a ..rs. Miss Dottie Ward, the winner of the special prize last week, is now in the hospital, having been operated on a few days ago for appendicitis. Miss Ward is very popular and her many friends will regret to hear of her mis fortune, especially at this time when she was making such splendid gains. We do not be lieve they will forget her during her illness. There are others who are very busy these days and they are getting their names up among the tall ones, which shows how easy it is to gain the lead when a little effort is put forth. If you are a candidate or have u friend who is, go and look at the big handsome car and see w li.it is going to be given away. This car is easily worth $2,000, Inid tlown here, and could be sold for a handsome sum, if the winner has more use for the money than the car. The fruit men are getting money for their applet and the farmers 'un realizing on their hay and have money to spend for their candidates, see all your friends and have them cast their votes for you, just for one week, if you cannot do better, and that will insure you the weekly prize. Mrs. Whitworth won tbe spe cial prize of $5 worth of mer chandise from any merchant advertising in the Argus of the 'Hh and for the weeklv prize Andy Maueman was the lucky one. These two contestants li;ic been active ouly a few weeks, but they are forging to the front and showing what can bo done by a little effort. HOW THKV STAND FRlITl-AND. Erma Deal Velva Grimes Stella Harris Emma Johnson A. C. Maueman Ora Nott Maion Robinson VALK Mrs L Dell Mrs. J. P. Houston OWYHKR Miss Anna Robertson I'AYKTTK Aldula Gregory May Myer T. R. Neilson Bee Roberts Esther Russell Mae Simon M Alice Williams NKW PLYMOUTH John B Fisher Dai y Mason HUNTINGTON Mrs. I'm . r 20,570 142,406 2410 23,680 193,200 208,099 10,800 31,400 8,530 18,080 11,050 45,660 4,232 2,800 31,330 5,750 5.850 2,000 4,050 4700 Mabel I;. ...,!.. i, 30,510 Fred Bottler 4,560 Ella Brouu 186,600 Wilmoth Curry 52,900 (.('Dodge 2,735 Frank Dorman 13,520 Thur.ie Erickson 27,510 0. A. Field 7420 IfM I- B. Fry 2,375 V. V. Hickox 2,740 H W. Hoopes 2720 dr.t. lit-n Hailey 203,981 Mrs J A Hogan 7,765 Jcnnit llodgkins 7490 John Hunt 1600 (. A. Kosbniok 63,720 P, K. Koeuig BMO 11 Roster 2,200 Maude Kidd 678S70 Ktbel McNulty 70490 B. M. MeU 2,940 K. 0. NK-Annick 2.110 V. W. Marsden 666,861 KKl.n Madden 30150 Mrs Winnie Minster 179174 Maggie Moody 7S.772 D T Munsker )i2,826 Mrs. Florence O'Connor 731,812 Nettie lVtersoil 120,361 Mr. w. EL Raver 886,601 Mrs A Stutzner 46,840 Mrs. Joe Staples .',050 ISd-v Taylor 109,300 Kuib Test 86,666 Mrs Winnie Wisdom 116,166 F.Winston 11,330 Mrs. II. t Whitworth 854,087 Mrs John Weaver ,7;5 Dottie Ward 80156 Maude Walters 111,866 Un Harry Williams 34,400 Mrs. A .iiiiinerinau 33,790 Frank Van IVtten 667 - v i icin yia Dennis 180 tiertrude Found 18,1 Mrs. Frances Kelsay, late of Klamath Falls, who has taught several years in Ontario and other eastern Oregon points and who holds a life diploma, has been engaged to teach tbe sixth grade in thu Burns public school on account of the resignation of Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Kelsay came in here soliciting orders for a historical work, but con cluded to accept tbe permanent position she found waiting here and she likes Burns pretty well. She has an excellent teaching record. Burns News. Home Visitors Excursion Via Oregon Short Line East to Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, OhlMfO, Minneapolis and many otner points October 25, November 88 and 24, Decem ber 20 and 22. Limit 90 days from date of sale. West to Sa:i Fraiii-iM-u. Los Angeles and other points November 22, 24. December 20, 22. Long limits. See any O. S. L. agent for rates and further particulars. You'll Have No Kick Coming U you pay for an admission there. Our pictures are the lates and most excitint? to bt? had. If You Visit this Moving Picture Show with the whole family, you'll be more than delighted, and will certainly come again Moving Pictures Here Tells What's Going On Dreamland Theatre I