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LOCAL NEWS
All suits J off at The Toggery.
Frauk Zellar and wife left for
the coast last Thursday.
Kelso Newman of Shoshone
ia visiting Ontario friends this
week.
Thos. Jones and wife came
down from Vale Saturday to
attend theopeuingof the grotto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stingle left
Saturday for their ranch at
Westfall.
C. C. Wilson of Nyssa was in
Ontario Monday between trains
enroute to Vale.
Assessor Stewart of Washing
ton county is a business visitor
in Ontario today.
Mr. Maloney of Weiser is a
visitor in Ontario today looking
over business houses and the
city in general.
H. C. Eastman and family of
Vale took the excursion train
from Ontario, Thursday for the
coast.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Williams
returned the last of the week
from a visit to their old home
near Drewsey.
Mrs. Moltban left last Thura
day morning for a two week's
viail with frienda and relatives
at Ironaidea.
Mrs. Murphy of Beulali was a
business visitor in tins city the
laat of the week returning Mon
day. Miss Betay Goodwin, an aunt
of Col. S. V. Taylor, left last
week for an extended visit in
Boise.
M. E. Bain of the Ontario
Argus is spending a few days' of
hia vacation at Long Beach iu
Washington.
Mrs. Arthur Sevey of thia
city and Mra. Jehn E. Johuaon
of Vale left Mouday morning
for an extended viait to their
mother at Council, Idaho.
H. K. Dunlop and wife, Miaa
Maiy Oleuu and W. (J. Norton
of Vale were in Ontario Satur
day evening to attend the opeu
iug of the Moore grotto.
l lie i. utile .vni in hid -i i'..
church will hold an ice cream
social on the church lawu uext
Saturday eveuiug, July -' All
are cordially invited.
Miss S.itlie Kishback has re-
LOCAL NEWS
All suits i off at The Toggery.
Mr. and Mra. A. Zimmerman
were in Boise this week.
Miss Van Dyke left Tuesday
morning for a mouth's visit at
the Mallet ranch.
Lost Back comb, set with
pearls and atnethyata. Reward
at Argua Office.
Mr. and Mra. James Divin
were incoming passengers from
Vale Tuesday.
BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Shannon of Riverside addi
tion last Sunday a daughter.
Mrs. W. W. Rose loft this
week for an extended trip to
New York and other eaBtern
citiea.
H. L No- and John Odell
returned Tuesday morping from
an extended trip in the interior
of Malheur county.
Judge and Mrs. Dalton Biggs
are gueata of the John Biggs
home in BurnB thia week, ao
aaya the Herald.
Miaa Louise Williams left
Wedneaday for Harney county
where ahe expects to viait
frienda.
Swat the fly. Aeroxon, the
Honey fly catcher., sure, safe aud
ia out of your way. Sold at
The Everhart Drug Co.
Mra. E. A. Keiger who has
been visiting relativea in On
tario returned te her home in
Boiae Monday.
FOUND: Pair white slippers
a t Congregational church.
Owners can have aame by call
ing at thia office aud paying for
thia ad.
Mr. and Mra. Pete Duford
were paaaengeia to Juutura
Tueadav, where Vr DuFord
wua railed to repair one of hia
livery vara.
Get the best, it coata no more.
"Excellence and Promptneaa",
the, motto at the old place,
Moore Hotel Block.
Cope Preaaary. 'Phone 105 W
Mra. Win Kine and baby of
Harper paaaed through Ontario
Tueaday morning on their wuy
to the Idaho country where they
expect to find a cooler climate.
Misst Veva and Vera Brown
accompanied G. M. Hunaaker to
Vale Tueaday. Thia was the
Miatea Brown's firat trip to
LOCAL NEWS
KANSAS FARMERS
WILL HOLD WHEAT
Creamery butter 26 rents a pound at
the Ontario market. Topk Kan.-Kana. farmers will
Many of the democrats are fretting hold 100.000.000 bushela of whent this
sore because the people will not Rive
them credit for the record breaking;
crops.
For aale, young turkeys, at the On
tario Market,
Perhaps it will make the tired busi
ness man still more tired to study
psychology.
Creamery butter, made under most
sanitary conditions possible, 2 i cents a
pound, same price as ranch butter, at
the Ontario Market.
A bill to require automobiles to be
constructed so that they could not ex
ceed twelve miles an hour would re
ceive it whole lot of enthusiastic sup
port, from the people who don't own
automobiles.
THK FIKHT NATIONAL HANK
OK ONTARIO HAS INSTALLED A
NITMHKK OF RAFKTY DKPOHIT
UOXKS. KACII BOX HAH A DOU
BLE LOCK AND THEY AFFORD A
HAKE FIREPROOF PLACE TO
KEEP DEEDS, LIFE IN8URANCB
POLICIES AND OTHER VALU
ABLES. THE RENTAL RATE ON
THE BOXES IS VERY REASON
ABLE, if.
a i i . -.:.. ..i.i
liirueti iroin uer vncunuu WHlO'll ir.i
she spent in Boise and Nampa. i
Miaa Clarice Canrield was clerk Mra. Mary Welch and Mra. D.
in the Cash Variety duriug Miaa B. Purcell accompanied by
Fishback'e absence. Jamea Purcell and Frank Clem-
rut left Wednesday morning lor
a summer outing at Van Wick,
Misses Vella ('renin and Nola
DeArmond returned Thura
tlay from a viait to irinnl- at
Beulah. Miss Nola will viait
some time with frienda in this
section befor returning to her
home at Myrtle Point.
Harney Newa: Chaa E. Ken-
yon iiuii J. D. Billingaley, capi- Our line of Tableware in plain
talists of Ontario, were coming I white, Gold hand and ROM -de
thia wuy a tew tluyw ago, accom-1 coruted, cauuot he beat in quality
pooled by their wives, when an! prices, nor appearance. All open
axle of their cur broke west of l stock which means you can buy
Idaho.
Cope Tailoriug Co., the only
tailor in town Suita made to
order from $16 up to f0. Buy
from a mechanic and get the
best. 'Phone 10T W.
Drewsey and they had to come
to Burns for the necessary re
pairs, which Luiupshire's guruge
supplied and the tourists were
able to proceed on their way.
just what you want and if you
break a cup or any piece you
can gel one to replace it.
THE VARIETY STORK
Ontario, Oregon
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HJNeRAL MRCCT0R And LICENSED EMBALMER
Calls Answered Promptly Day or Night
Day diid Nkjht Pnones liunstd In Idaho & Oregon
ONTARIO, OREGON
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Never A Blue Rose.
Every now and then som flower ex
pert declares he has evolved a blue
rose. Ha hatn.t. Thar la no aurh
thing in nature and never can In-.
A dull, purplish, bluish red rose has
been evolved. But it is no more blue
than the aky is green. A gardener
once evolved what paaaed for a blue
roee tint I it was learned that he pro
duced it it by watering a white rose's
roots with indigo. In nature there is
never a blue flower, a red flower and
a yelloy flower of the aame species.
There are red roaea and yellow roaes,
but no blue rosea. There ia only one
golden grain belt beer, advertisement.
Wm. Winalow of Ooppertield,
Oregon, a brother of Mra. W. R.
Sliiinp, formerly of thia city,
waa renewing acipuainteucea iu
Ontario the first of the week.
Claude Bingham aud children
left Tueaday morning for an
overland trip to the their ranch
near Homedale. They w ill be
joined at Parma by Mra. Bing
ham, who went that far on the
train.
Miss Ruth Purcell who has
been attending summer School
ut Oregon state normal returned
home Sunday. Miaa Purcell
reporta a very enjoyable sum
mer aud belieyes her time well
spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Sunder8 left
last week. They expect to viait
with friends iu Boise several
days before going to the Oregon
eiia-t Mr. Sanders bus not yet
decided where he will locate,
frienda in Ontario are very
sorry to see them leave and
hope at some future date they
may return.
year, or Zr.. 000,000 buahola more than
ihe entire crop of 1913, according to
W. H. Mitchell, national vice-president
of the farmers' Society of Equi
ty. Mr. Mitchell la organising the farm
era of Kannu and urging them to hold
their Immense crop for higher price
Sixty rent wheat In Kanaa has be
come the rule and has turned the
thought of the farmer to the pol
blllty of holding his grain. When the
organliera arrive in a community they
find little oppoitltlon to the idea of
holding the grain, Mr. Mitchell said.
"I do not believe more than one
fourth of the wheat grown this year
will be sold," said Mr. Mitchell.
Grain hlii of frame and cement
construction are being rushed all over
Ihe Htate, nnd In many place wheat
la being piled on the ground by farm
era who refuse to accept present
price for It.
The Farmers- Society of Kqulty ia
campaigning for dollar whent, hut the
Kanaaa members will sell their grain
for le than that figure, It I gener
ally belle ed. Moat of them are pre
paring to hold for higher price than
the 60-odd centa now t fared, how
ver.
IT WILL PA Y YOU
JmOHlAmO fkJJ ONTARIO lmJmW
f WL QPECONj I I W( OPT G ON J MM
Banks Help Buy Cows.
Orangevllle. In order to encourage
and promote the dairying buetneaa In
thia locality, the bank of Orangevllle
have agreed to finance the farmers In
purchanlng livestock to Improve their
herds, and It now only remains foi
the farmer and dairymen to exhibit
a proper iplrtt of cooperation to put
Into working thape a plan whereby all
who have the welfare of this Induatry
at heart may help to make Idaho
county one of the greatest dairying
aectlons In Ihe northweal.
THIS WEEK
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
I'ukI Adverti.t-mriit.
Money to
gated farma.
1 1 hi u Improved nr
W. II. Doollttle Co.
Lota for Sale 3 in Kiversnl s
addition, near sub station. In
quire at Argua.
You can get four spleiitlnl
magazines one year for IS cents
txtra by renewing your sub
scription to the Argua.
her nil Hand Hay Wagon for aale
ohttap At Van Petteu Lbr. Co.
.
FOR KENT: Two large room, fur-
nit.ht.ii, North Main St , three block
from Post Office. J. M. Steward. 3t
For rent, neat four room
house, with barn, chicken park,
two blocks north of eottool
hou-e Wm. Beadle, phone
06 K 8.
IDAHO POLITICS ARE MIXED
Varying Dry Plank by Three Parties
Liable te Cause Oefectlena.
Bolae - Party llnea In thia state will
be largel) obliterated In the political
fight nn opening because of tle wet
and dry or prohibition laaue. Thl I
forecaated by political leader and I
generally becomios recagnlavd by vol
rs.
The prohlbltlonlata are preparing
their maater vtroke to place Idaho In
the dry column by legislative enact
iiit-ni followed by conatltutlonal
amendment Iu arranging for the
campaign they have been aucceaaful
in obtaining Incorporation of problbl
tlon plank In the republican, demo
cratic ami progreaaive parly plat
form. The conflict before them i
lo elect men to the leglalature who
will carry out the purty pledges.
The platform of the three purlieu
h.if brought about thl ailuution.
The fact that -.'. countie iu the
atate are now dry give aome Indieii
tlon of the Ktrength of the mill mhIooii
force In addition, they hope to gain
vote from ihe ultrit tli n, who do not
faor local option, but believe that
by ni.tkliiK the atate dry the bienniul
annul ion eVSf the aaloon im ue can
be dune away with, lly centering
their streaftk secies' leguiative eesj
Inec.-, who can he counted on lo SCOCt
prohibition h gihliitioii. Hie dry are
coiilitieat that, Villi the practical ellui
illation ot parly linen, they cull will.
Clearwater Survey Deferred.
I.i-w l.-loii The rll) council Iiuh tie
cidetl that il will he neceaaary to oh
tain prices on the land around ihe
head of Porter' Inland before it will
authorize il. expenditure of $&00 by
the i n lo perlet l BtWeyS for the
coiiHtruction of a ilum nrroi-n the
0ICSIB)BlCt river The project, n 1..1
rleil out, would coat $",1111111111
New Cheese Factory.
Carina I'ai.mi is to have a new
ekeaes factory t fi year. These i ss
old creuuu r pi;, in In re 1.01 in gSC
A number oi Parma's lefluentlal buM-
111 M men ami l.irnr:;- are lioirmg oil
the propi,:- lion ol n.kinn over the
creamery ml and coin eruiiK it into
an upto-daie tl mbM factory.
To visit our Grocery Department
Toj visit our Shoe Department
Tovisit our Summer Dress Goods
Department
ToL visit our Ready-To-Wear De
partment To visit our Millinery Department
As we lhave JULY CLEARANCE
SALES going on in all these de
partments that will feave you money
This week also we have
Just Received ten cases of Canvas
Gloves and two cases of Leather
Gloves for Harvest Wear and by
far the best values ever shown by
this house. See them first yourself
CONDENSED KKPOItT OP
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ONTARIO, OREGON
As made to the Comptroller of the Currency at the close
of business June 30, 1914.
Government Call
Bovili C.tuen Aid Spokane.
liiiull ,u a meeting of citlzeim, T.
P. Joneh. t hhirman, il waa decided to
organize h t ommercinl club. 'Ihe club
when fonn.'d wOl cooperate with the
Spokane chamber of commerce In lib
immigration campaign.
Progressive Rally.
Kellogg. The firat big progressive
rally of the campaign waa held here
when Paul has I of Welner, aecrelary
of the atate central committee, ad
dlfeetted the voters.
MBOUBCM LIABII.ITIKS
Loan and Discount S325, 423.1 Capital
Overdrafts 7 .1 !, Surplus
Honda and Warrants 2"vUVU0 Undivided Profits
U. S. Honda (pan 22, MM). I. I Circulation
Realty 2,712.31 Keervetl for Taxea
Furniture and Fixture B,eM.M DeiHiaitH
Kcdeiiipiioii Funtl 1.125.UII
i a-h and Sight Fxchange 180,2)11.49
PeTeV ih
KKSKRVK 41.H Per tent
.11.01 11 on
.'0,000 IK)
12, im". 10
22,500.00
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invit- desirable new business.
OFFICERS & DIRECTORS
A. L. COCKRUM. President II. M. OOCKRUM, Ifasliitr
T. TlUMH'Mi, Vice President . W. PLAIT
C K. KENYON, J. I). B1LUNGSLEY, K.
Asst. (' hier
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