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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1914)
UfWM , A If or cnu iha 31 rliiK. iNEWS OF GENERAL SHE GAVE UP ALL HOPE Physicians Failed To Help Mrs. Green, But She Finally Found Relief In Cardui. tin ivrviiD muu wiy uiuivutviw INTEREST IN IDAHO Important Occurrences Of The Past Week From Cities In Our State AllrXlgUO , ing offers for one year ONLY $1.25 W Mr ' m 'BB-eeeaBBW J W-i v EiOUVfOI -' 3 Kimball's Dairy EarmetJ OREENS Fruit Grower v " ay j t TABlLji i-8wmaa Bu j ' Miiw LarjpaatjS .'' t Ii 1 'aBBml I h tVeS -Tir'Jigi V) Jl r i IL A. McWILLIAMS Proprietor. '' "Miwin womwo murmr T3&2 f p ' 1 e.v a. v YTa.mion ft,mrimf $1.25 Our Paper and Any One of These Clubs $1.25 SEVERAL leading publishers of magazines have joined with us in one of the greatest subscription bar gain offers ever put out in this country. Through this combination everybody will be able to get a yearly subscription to three magazines in combination with our weekly paper at practically the price of our paper alone. J In this list you will find forty different periodicals formed into thirty-five different clubs. Bach club has 3 magazines, except one Special Club which has four magazines; some of these maga zines sell for as much as $1 a year. They are all good and cover a large variety of choice reading matter, including History, Music, Religion, Education, Fashions, Fancy Needlework, Illustrated Current Events, Home Decorations, Fiction, Literature, Drama, Art, Science, Inventions, General Farming, Dairy Farming, Live Stock, Vegetables, Fruit and Poultry. On account ofthe eplendid contract w have mad with tha publlshere of theee magaiinee, wi are abla to give our raadara a choice of any one of tha cluba in combination with our paper one year for $1.25. Juat 23c mora than the price of our paper alone. Thla offer la made to everybody. If you have never eubscribed to our paper before, we aik you to take advantage of thla offer. If you are a aubecrlber to our paper wa aek you to renew 10 that you too, may gat 3 magaainee extra. Look over tha Hat and aelect tha club you Ilka beat. Send your order today or give your order to our repreeentative or call at our office when In town. If you ra now a aubacriber to any of theaa magatinea and want to renew Juat aend your order to ua and we will have your subscription extended. If your aubacription to our paper ia paat due, we adviee you to pay up and take advantage of thie bargain. If you ai In the habit of buying your magatinea through other channel, wa aak you to Juatly compare our cluba and pricea with that of any other offer you receive. You, no doubt, are now a aubacriber to eoma of thaae periodicala. You can aave money by tending your renewal order to ua. Hereiaa chance to get your home paper and a yearly aupply of good reading at a real bargain. If you want one or mora of theaa magaainee tent to different addreaaaa, juat mention it. TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOR ABOUT THIS BIG OFFER (MB N. 1 M.C.ir. I with ft,, pall.rn ' Farm Llf. Everyday Life 1MB N... a Woman' World P.opl.a Papular Monthly O.atJ .woman (irii No. a Hearth and Horn. Farm Life Household Magastn. . i r it n. American Woman Farm Llf. Hou..hold Ou.et CLUB N... 8 Today' (with free pattern) Farm Life Houa.hold Mnearln. CLUB n... a Today'a i with free pattern) Everyday Life Oentlewomen CLUB No. T Fanrvwork Magailne kv.ryday Life Woman' World l.l 1 II No. a Farm nnri Flrprlde Woman' World Horn. Llf. CLUB No. fl Farm and Home Woman World Houa.hold Oueet CLUB No. lO Today', (with fr.. pattern) Woman World Horn. Lll. I I II No. 11 Oond Storl.a Farm Llf Everyday Llf. CLUB Ife I 1 Ora.n'a Fruit Orowerj Everyday Life Farm Life CLUB n.. i I Today', (with fr. pattern) Pmlfir Farm.r Houa.hold Magalln. Sl'lt Woman' Homo Lift I I I'll P.opl.'a Popular Farm Progrea Woman' World CLUB Poultry Item Today'a I wllh free Farm Llle CLUB Hoy' Magailne Hum. l.i f. O.ntl.wuman CUD Klmball'a Dairy Horn. Llf. O.ntl.wuman HfEHOLD WeT 'friir - 1 HB8t '.a d TYvftGreaterOreoTx With Dew buildinge, barter equip rnciii. enlarged gruunde, 4od many ad ditiooe to II feculty, the Univerelrv of Oregon will begin ile thirty -Beats year Tueeday, September 19. Special training for Bumee. Jour- tiilmn. Law Medicine, Teaching. LI hrerv Work. Music. Ar, hir.4...- fliytical I raiuini; and Kine Ana. I ergetl and tionget dcperimeni of liberal education Llkrary of aui. iban M.ee volu., Iu ptie fyaioaatuw, rlv,a awiuiing, fully uul"pd N . w le. Adratautrttioa Bulldiag la towra. of lunairudioa Tuinoa Fras Doraiiloriaa for aa and lor womae iimimi iowmi Writs ro. catalog aad llluatraied aoofclai Addfaaalog Rgtalraf. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON iugini onaoor I ONTARIO LIVERY Best Equipped Livery in the city. Headquarters for Stockmen. Hones Bought and Sold. THECeUlBOMAN JMl SWWrS Me MM. MNTHOT .JWi JULY ..... I I II No 18 Tod.y'a (with freepettern) Oenllewoman Home Life CLUB No. 18 8urr.fut Farming Home 1.1 f Evryday Llf ci. rii No. ao farmer Wilt Home Life Everyday Life i i ii n... ai Happy Houra, Farm Life Oentlewomen I VI I I lit Niliur I'll. .- llll.rie Worll Poultry ttmm rarm Llfo N... 14 Monthly Met. 18 pettern) No. 18 N... IT Parmer CLUB n.. 92 Farm, Ktnck and Home Woman' World Home Life CLUB N.. as Vgtahl Urow.r Today a 'with fre pattern) Everyday Life Cl.l'll N... 34 Woman'a World Farm Life Todey'e (wllh free pattern) a it rv .. Woman -. H.n Wc riy BJ oman'a World M l.ir 1. 1. FISHING BOATS ARE SUNK 16 Bntiah Boat Oaatroyad In North Baa and Bailor Seized. " Loudua Tl.f official Information bureau announced a LSerman aquadron had him 16 Urttlah flahtng boats in I tbe North Ha. The Admiralty ifeut.il Urn following: "The Qaruian crulaera and four de- troyera aucceeded In alnktng II Hrli lab flalilug boata In the North Sea Tbey captured a quantity of flah, and the flahermen wera taken to vvii helmahaven aa prlaonera of war." low the Oerman fleet eacaped the Biitlah war fleet which had previously reported that the aeaa were aafe to Britlah and neutral ahlpplng, la not yot known. The admiralty bad an nounced that the aeaa were now aafe and had permitted the reaumptlon of hipping between Antwerp, tha Dutch and Scandinavian porta and Harwich. Preeident Wilaon Foreyoee Tour. Waahlngton Preakdent Wllaou an nounced ha would not make a apeak lng tour during tha coming caiapalgn Ha declared hla Intention of "ataylng on the Job" becauae of tbe "unlooked for International altuatiou " Alaaka Coal Bill Paaaad. Waahlngton. Tbe Alaaka coal land laaalng bill, which la to work with the Alaaka railway law for the develop ment of the coal resourced of Alaaka, was puaaed by the houae. It now goat) to Ibe aenate. WRITERS DENY ATROCITIES American Authora Bay Chargaa Not Confirmed Agamat Germane New York. Tbe Aaaoctated I're.e TfoMErd w' ' ' "V.gWlWk.iWB 113 ci.ub n... ae Feruywor Magarln. O. nil. woman Today', with freepettern) I I It N,. 8T KantaaClty Waakly liar Farm Life Everyday Life club n... aa Oentlewomen Wcman' World Home Life CLUB Ne. aa Kama City VY..ky liar Everyday Life Home Life CLUB N... :in nuthern Kurallet Home Lll. Oenllewoman CLUB n 81 Farm.r'atthlv 1)1. pal. I. II Haul Homa Life Perm Life club) n... aa Rural Wily (Si Paul) Oenllewoman Everyday Llle CLUB N... S3 An,,, lean Home Woman a World Oenllewoman CLUB Mm. 84 McCatl'a i wllh frae pattern) Everyday Life Houa.hold Ou..t haa received by wireleaa from lii-rlin a iiu'riHuge, which waa aent from All la Chapelle to Kurllu for iraiiamlaalon. The authora, all of whom are wall known Amerlcmi newapaper men, Ko ger l.ewla, The Aaaoclated PlBBBj lr vln S. Cobb, S.ilunlu) Kvenlng I'oat and I'hllHtliliiliiu I'lililic Ledger; Mar ry Malleoli, ChlcuKo Dally Nawa, Jamea O'Doiiuell Ki-mi.-it and John T. McCutchaon, Chlcagi) Tribune, were originally aaaigiifd to Hruaaela, and when that ettj BBS taken they wera returned to Alx lu ( hapelle. The tele gram wut partly inuiilatfd by inter Terence and certain wtirdri are nila alng, but tin- i' xi lure atf8B In part la clearly that inituded by the au thora "In aplrit we unite In rendering (ale) German atrocltien grouudleaa aa far aa we are able lo learn "After apeiidliig two weaka with and accompaulng the troopa upward of Jut) mliea we are uiiablu to report a alngle Inatance unprovoked. We are aJao unable to confirm rumor of mla trealmaut of prUonera or of non com batauta with the Oerman columna. Thla ia true of I.ouvaln, Ilruaaala, l.u novllle and Nam , while lu Pruaalaa bajida W vlaiied t'hateau Holdre, Kambre and lieauiuout without aub atanllatlng a ninKle wanton brutality Numeroua iBTBBtltBtBel rumora proved grouudleaa Keiy where wa have seen OermauH pay in.- for purrhaaea and ra BpeciniK properly n-litr iih well aa ae oordiog i iviluuia every consideration." Plan for 1100,000,000 Fund Approved. WabhiiiKtou.- The bankerH' plan for a llOO.OOD.Oui) gold fund to meet Amer ican obliKatiouri lo Kurope waa ap proved by the federal reserve board. TL aM"BBHB H elGflSel Candidatea File Coat Accounta. Ooeur d'Alfnf. Kecent flllnna of cnmpnltcn exppnue account. Indlcnto that It coat II. K. Nunon, the aoclullHt. rnndidnte for stntp representative, 24 centa for poatnge nnd S. A. Herring ton, socialist candidate for stale sen ale, $2.50. Other affidavits were filed as follows: Judge H. N. Dunn, non partisan candidate for district Judge ship, $150.80; James 11. Friizler, demo cratic candidate for state senator, $5650; V. W. Sander, republican can didate for nssessor, $124.86; QaaffB D. Wright, republican candidate for auditor, $is.i !'i'. J. P. Heritage of St. Maries, republican cnndldnte for as feasor, $99 95. Prune Crop la Good. Meridian -The harvest of the 1914 prune crop of the Boise valley Is now at Its height, and It Is estimated that fully fid per cent of the prunes of this section have been packed and loaded for movement. BJBBM valley prune growers In gen eral are realizing I yield this season greatly In excess of their pre-hnrvest ntitlclpntloiiF While thinner than usual, the fruit Is reported to be lata" er Mini of Iretter quality than In all previous years. As a result the prune crop of the valley, at first reported short, will be the largest lu the his tory of this section. Heller prices also prevail. ' New Hoapital at Pocatallo. I'ocalello. It la planned by the Catholics to erect a $80,000 hospital on the east side of the city, Immedi ately adjoining the church on th.it aide of town. Slaters of Mnry were here from Salt Lake to confer with the local authori ties and Father Haudoctoni and I'. C. O'.Malley have gone to llolse lo take tin matter up with the bishop of this diocese, anil the prospects are except tonally good for the construction of a most substantial IiuIIiIIiik of three stories, the plans having been approv ed ami the matter of financing the project being now the only Item under consideration. FISH CAR PLANTS MANY FRY Eight Million Voung Fish For Idaho Rivera. I.ewlston The fish car of the slnttt game department, which has been In this district for the past month, has returned lo the southern part of tho stale On this trip the car has tr.ui sported for planting i. 5011,1100 Iry, brlngiiiK the total for the season, p Int el! In tho streams of ihe north, lo 4, 11. This Is the first year in sev erul thai the streams of the north have been replenished and the game department Is well satisfied with its work. When the car reaches the Mint hern part of the state It will dla tribute Mm. oon young fish to the streams near Welser. Silver Citv, Mountain Home, American Falls. Downey, Hurley. Hill City and Kel chum. The car will operate from the Hay Spur hatchery, and will complete this year's work when 4.onu,ooo ouiik fry have been distributed In tbe south, making a total of 8.OOO.1100 for the state. 7700 Shaap Bent Eaat. (Irangevllle. What Is said to hnve been the largeat shipment of livestock aver aent from the Idaho county sec tion, left tituiigeville billed to Chicago. The shipment comprises a total of . I carloads of sheep, approximately 77imi head In all. More than $:'u,000 la In volved In the deal Tbe train will go direct to Chicago via the Northern I'aclflc rallwu) lo St. I'.inl, thence via the UurlingUiu route. Invade Loop Towna. Nampa. Representatives of all Niiinpa bualnesa houses and numeroua other loyal citizens a real multitude of booatera -visited the towns on the Interurban loop Friday on a liu- pub licity tampaign In behalf of Nampa's annual harvest festival, September 23, 24 and 26. The Nampa festival committee (bar tered three special cars of the Idaho Traction company for the occasion Night Officer Dropped. Wardner. The services of a night police officer in Wardner have been dlapeuaed with. Mayor ll Flaig iSMiing the order. The cause of the abolition of the office Is to reduce the ciiyh expense, according to Mayor Flaig C. F Stamin of Kootenai swore out a warrant against Iiih wife, accusing her of disorderly conduct, and BOS promptly swore out a warrant against Ii. i l.in-li.inil. ('hargliiK dlhonlerly con duct She III the (Oiinl) Jail the officaru are looking tor the bus band. Meetre, Va. Mrs. J. C. Orc-i of tht place, says; "I suffered with wo nnnly troubles so that I could hnrdly kit up. Two of tho best doctors in our town treated nu. and I tried different m dl Clnes, until I gave up all hope of ever getting well. One day, I decided to try some Car dul. It did ro much for nic Hint I ordered bottio more, and It cnreil me! Today, I feel aa well na I ever did In my life. Tho pains and tho trouble n-e all gone. I feel like n-iother per n la every wnv, I wish everv suffer r could know what Cardui will do to lck women." A few doses of Cnrdul at tlio right time, will aave many a big lot (or bill, by preventing serious sickness. It tones up the nervous svstem, and helps make pale cheeks fresh and rosy. Thousands of weak women have beea restored to health and happiness by using Cardut. Suppose you try It It may bo Just the medicine you need. N. B.-efTrife fo: Ladle' Advleory Deet.. Quite. 5rxif M.dicln. Co.C hnn.-e. Tenn., lr (ipfial Mtniftinn. and o-rA. bonk, 'Home Trealraea fer weaten," eeal In plain wrapper, on request. mmmmmmmmmmmmm Vrftiir i inii r i liniin UUIIIWII 3 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. Oilicrrx and DiirclorM: A. U ( KIM M. President T. TlHMtl 1. 1., Vice lreidenl II II. t ()( Mil M Cashier C. W. i-i I I Aas'l Cashier J. W. HIIXINfJHLKY C. K. KaWYOM I. II COCKKIM .i.......u.i.u.u..i..t..i.m.u..i. A Promising Opening 0A ' QOOV WlllHi m Tap ii.-ji itt any Heuaon of tho year, would bo a ko"; of our spark liiiK St-lit. Hoor, which ik a (.in,, I thine to liiivo "oil tap" in cuho of thirsty cuiorgBllolBB. Tliia luper is thf I -1, pun-st ami most vholBBOUB ver hrow ed, and will satisfy tho moat crititul htor drinker. Hoin, hrowod from tho last mult and bOM l-v li Nciontitic mothetl of blwWiogi it bj naturally a per foot hoor. L. Ii. TETEli ONTARIO LAUNDRY Leave Bundles at Any Hotel or Harber Shop Prompt Attention divon All OrderM. r -' ' -T aa p3 fe H li '