1 .-.- ifvo I mm Rexall Rem Eastman Kodaks lies -' in i Pharmacy Ontario LOCAL NEWS F. B. Hall and wife returned Friday from an extended trip in the interior. Mian Grace McLaughlin was in On tario Saturday enroute to Vale. J. A. Williams went to Caldwell Monday on a huainean trip. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Winferd Sea weard Sunday a son. C. C. Wilson of Nyaaa waa in On tario Monday on buaineaa. Mian Marie Pinney left for a week 'a viait with frienda in Weiaer Tueaday. Mra. I. J. Dixon and Mrs. Evana went to Jamieaon Wednesday to viait Mrs. A. G. Brooke. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glenn and son Wesley returned to their home abovj Vale Wednesday. MiHs Emma McGivern accomponiwl Mr. and Mra. E. B. Butler Sr. to Pay ette Monday in their car. Chaa. Anderson and family and Miaa Ruth Teat returned Monday from an extended vacation trip to the mountaina. Attorney Ed R. Coulter of Weiaer was in Ontario on professional husinesa Tuesday. Lamm's Wool Suiting to your meas ure. Art Dunnork, Tailor. Ontario Preaaary Mrs. Wm. Smith of Portland spent Sunday with Mr. Odell. She went on to Vale in the evening to visit her daughter Mrs. M. G. Hope. Mrs. Villa Davia returned to her home in MacMinville Saturday after spending the summer with her daugh ter Mrs. H. H. Williams. The W. C. T. U. will hold iU annual election of officer and buinvsa meet ing at the Baptiat church Tuesday, September 1 at 2:30 p. m. Dr. W. G. Howe returned Monday from a four daya vacation at Pilot Rock. He waa accompanied by Mrs. Howe and Miaa Grace Gilham. J. A. Lam of Succor Creek waa in Ontario the laat of the week. He waa accompanied home by hia niece Mrs. R. H. Colley who will viait other relatives in that eection before returning home. Prof. E. G. Bailey announces that he will be in hia office at the High School after September 1, from V a. in. till 2 p. m. until school begins. All pupils wiahing to register may do so at that time. Dr. Louta C. Melvln of Atlanta, Ga.. arrived in Ontario the latter part of last weak and liked the town so well that he decided to locate here. Ha is a recent graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons. He will have his office with Dr. Pogue over the postoffice. LOCAL NEWS MacMinville Sun returned Mondsy visit with her sis- W. E. Lees was in Vsle on business Tuesday. Mrs. Retta Payne is home from her vacation trip in the Idaho mountains. Hub Walters was in Ontario this week from Owyhee. L. J. Aker was in Baker Tuesday on business. Alex Kelsey was in Ontario Wed nesday enroute to Juntura. Mrs. W. E. Leea and son Willie were Payette viaitors Tuesday. Mrs. D. M. Taggart and small son returned from a visit to relatives in Vale Monday. Miss Essie Orcutt returned Sunday from an extended visit to Willamette Valley points. Misa. Delia Peak has returned to Ontario after a short viait with her parents at Twin Falls. Misses Attn and 1txla Davia took their departure for day. Miss Rena Adam after several weeks ter Mrs Floyd Hager of Cambridge. Mrs. W. R. Shimp who has been visiting friends in Ontaaso returned to her home in Idaho Monday. Misses Mattie and Nannie Hoffman arrived in Ontario Sunday from their trip to Blue Mountain Springs. They went on to their home at Juntura Mon day. Wizard's Carnival. The Wizard's Carnival in Salt Lake City is now in full swing and is prov ing to be "the big time in the big city. The magnificent pageant parade of Tuesday evening will be repeated in complete representation and detail up on Friday evening. The Wisard's Roundup at the state fair grounds is drawing thousands of ieople daily and sending them away exhauated by the in-art thrill and high tension interest which It furnishes all spectators. The city Is crowded with visitors, thous ands of whom came upon the first day and simply cannot leave until the last wink of the carnival Satur day night has drawn the curtain across the greateat spectacular celebration ever produced in the West. LOCAL NEWS Always on the Job If Mm have a Job of hauling too want doae, large or snail, you oan alsravs dpaod on John LaDdiogbam belog ready for you Call him at the Moore Hotel. I3AV1NG TIME by TELEPHONE Means Not Only Time But Money. Do you ever consider how Ion? it takes to travel the distance from your house to the Doctor and Merchant and what time you save by telephoning? If your time is worth anything, you cannot afford to be without a Telephone. Malheur Home Telephone Co. 3tt00aa0O0tt0;aatt0att0ttatt s s g n FUNERAL DIRECTOR And UCENSED EMBALMER 2 Calls Answered Promptly Day or Night 2 Wm. McBratney Rev. Johns went to Boise Thursday. W.T. Lampkin and children are expected home Saturday. Van Petten Lumber Company have put in a heavy stock of the best coal. Try it. 'Phone 82. Miss Sumi- Stoetzel will take her departure Saturday for her home in Seotia, Nebr. Frank Hader and daughter Miss Leona will leave Saturday for Menomine, Wis., where the latter will atteud college the en suing year. See the Van Petten Lumber Company about coal. They have a big stock of the best coal and will treat you right. See them. 33-35 i i.- ir..An J .:).. i..n fj. irmiMi nun iiiimij icii Tuesday evening for their future home in Weiser. Many friends in Ontario regret their departure from this place. Mrs. Roberts and Miss (Jeorgia Hodges were in Ontario Thurs day from Mallet. Miss Hodges ban been elected to to teach in the Juntura school. We have a comfortable room fitted up especially for the ladies where they can rest,write checks ami letters and not be crowded or intruded on; ladies are invit ed to call and open an account. ONTARIO NATIONAL BANK The Ladies'Aid Society of the M. E. Church will serve an Ice Cream and Cake social at the City Park en Saturday Evening beginning at 7:30, price for ice cream and cake 15 cents. The object of the social is to raise the defficency on the Pastor's salary. The people of Ontario are cor dially invited. Miaa Stella DuClos, Pres. Mrs. O.W.Abernathy. Sec'y. Dr. G. A. Pogue Collared. At a iui'X'Uiik of the Ontario klacaiuo iiii'nt on Wodneaday evening Dr. G. A. Poffua waa preaented with a handsome collar on which was inscribed; To Past Grand Patriarch of Oregon G. A. Pogue, by Ontario Encampment No. 46, I. O. 0. F..of Ontario,Or.,of which he Is a member, Aug. 86, 1914. Dr. G. A Pogue has been a member of the order about thirty years, has filled all the chaira in the subordinate lodge, En campment and Grand Knrampment and most of those in the Grand Ixxlge. Ha la now Supreme Representative. On tario is to be congratulated on having a citizen ho aignally honored. Day and Niqht Tnones Hceised in Idaho & Oregon n n ONTARIO ORPYiOXr 8 0 ttttttJWttlTOttttlWttttttftJMtttttrotttt Congregational Church. The subject at the Congrega tional Church Suuday morning August 30, will be "The Church and I." The factor would be pleased to welcome non church goers and members of irregu lar church habits at this service though nil are invited. Philip Kuoig, Pastor. Manager Orr of the Idaho Light and Power Company, when in the city Wednesday morning stated that the plant at Ox Bow A'as pructically com pleted and power would be turned on about the first of September The first unit to be turned on will be ibOttl 5,000 horsepower, which willen able the rompany to supply all present needs. A meeting of the State Live Stock Sanitary Board will be held in Ontario on Tuesday, September S. Mm. C. S. Clark returned to Nam pa Monday, after a short visit with her daughter, Minn Emma Clark. C. C. DeFrees and wife returned Sunday from Sumpter. Dan Murphy of Keuluii in in the city. Mrs. Murphy and umall daughter ar rived Wednesday evening from Sump ter and accompanied him home. Robert Odell was a business visitor in Vale Wednesday. Mm. Ralph Kckhart accompanied by her mother Mrs. Rogers, returned home to Homedale Tuesday from Hoist where Mrh. L'ckhart underwent U operation. mmmmmmmmmmmmm Your Banking No matter how small, no mat ter how large The First National Bank Ontario, Oregon will give it careful attention. This message applies to the men and the women alike. Officer and Directoni: A. I COCK RUM, President T. TURN BULL. Vice President II. II. COCK RUM, Caahier C VV IM. ATT. Aaa't Caahier J. W. BILLINGRLEY C. E. KENYON l. B COCKRUM U.lMM.M..i.i.iUUlUiUM..Ui M. G. Hope and D. H. Kerfoot wera among the arrivals from Vale Wednesday morning. Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Byrd at Juntura August 16 a son. Miss Lula Callum ia in Boiae this weak. l.aKiic Blarkaby ia visiting friends in Ontario from Jordan Valley. Misses Mae Piatt and Ethel MrNulty returned from Payette Lakes Tuesday. The good die young but occasionally an old hen ahows up on the bill of fare as a spring chicken. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Pan) A.l.rrll, Money to loan Improved irr- gated farm.. W. H. in... little Co. Lota for Sale 3 iu Itiversida addition, near sub station. In quire at Argus. For rent, neut four room bouse, witli burn, chicken park, two blocks nortlt of scbool bouse. Win. Heagle, pbout M6 K 3. FOK SALE: 6 good borses. C. II. TatOOSPAU Phone 203k4 P. O. Box Jl Safety ui, xes for rent; two sizes and tw prices; an absolutely safe method of keep ing your valuable papers pro tected .i'ain-t loss by tire or theft. ONTARIO National Bank For Sale: N duiry cows, Jersey und grades, testing ' per cent and better- AImo have 4 year ling, heifers and one yearling steer. To any one wanting the whole herd will make special price. Will sell one or more. J. F. BENNETT 1& miles south of Orange Hall Position wanted: As house keeper on ranch by lady with little girl. Flora Philips Fruitlaml, Idaho Wanted A girl for general house work. Inquire of Mrs T. F. Adams, Payette, Idaho. Iat: Silver watch Wednesday morn ing. Return to ArguH Oftee. The three big excursion trips surely soiled lots of (lollies. I liavo to clean mine, why not yours at tlie same time''' An Dunnork, Ontario Preeaar.v 'rimiieMJ Oppoaiu Dreamland Golden Rule Store We will open our store for business on Saturday Sept. 5, 1914 And invite you to call and in spect our stock Second Door South of Postoffice Golden Rule Store Ontario, Oregon STYLISH STATIONERY Your letters represent you when you cannot go personally. You should want them lo con vey f'ovorablc impression. Use up-to-date stationery. It does not cost much and you will be more than repaid ly the assitr ance that your correspondence is on paper of correct Conn. Our stock includes not only the new things in box papers, hut also a ItMf variety of hulk foodl to be sold by the ream or pound. For all hulk papei-s Wf have envelopes to match. Hill's Pharmacy in "i t ' ' "i m n I'm ONTARIO LIVERY Best Equipped Livery in the city. Headquarters for Stockmen. Horses liouyht ami Sold. A. McWILLIAMS Proprietor. Best Job Work at The Argus Office j