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An elegant framed picture
with eaeh cash purchase of
$10.00 or more.
An elegant framed picture
with each cash purchase of
$10.00 or more.
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Coatings and Wool Dress Goods
That you must see to fully
appreciate; are of the very
choicest and most desirable
of heavy materials. Velour,
Boueh, English and Bal
macan Coalings in Scotch
I Maids, RofflM Stripes and
Novelty Colors.
$3.00 to $3.50 Coatings, only. $1.98
25c Plaid Suiting - - 19c
Percales
Saturday we place on sale a Lot of 2,000 yards of
Percales at exactly one-half their regular price.
These Percales are of an excellent quality and a
good assortment of patterns and colors are repre
sented. Ordinarily they sell for 10c per
yard. Sale price - - " OO
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After going over our stock since the Christmas rush, we find many broken lines
pf seasonable merchandise, most needed at this time of the year. Beginning Saturday
Morning, January 2nd, we inaugerate a most remarkable sale from ourregularstock.
This sale will be doubly interesting to all, for in some cases it means a saving of half
and less.
It is impossible for us to even describe the many choice fabrics that will be includ-
ed in this great Clearance Sale, and items listed below only suggest its many saving
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Furs Greatly Reduced
Note These Under Prices:
$2.50 Coney Mutr, $1.48
H. 50 Coney Mu IT, 1.98
5.00 Mink Mutr. 4.15
10.00 Mink Mull', 7.15
K.50 China Wolf Sot, . 3.98
."0 China Wolf Set, 6.25
J5.50 Childs Si t, 2.:15
11 (Ml Coney Sl.de, 7.50
7.60 White China, Fox Set, 5.00
Outing Flannel and Kimona Cloth
Outing flannel, good
assortment of light
colors, 10c grade, ex
tra quality, 8 1-3 c
Extol heavy fleece
robe kimona cloth, 25c
grade, r 15c
Duckling fleece, 15c
clearance price, 12c
Flannelette Kimonas
Excellent assortment, SI. 25 and $1.50 grades,
clearance price, 98c
Men's Flannel Shirts
Exceptionally fi n e
quality shrunk flannel
in a good assortment
of patterns and colors,
made up into stylish
and comfortable shirts
urrerea at a price
when others are quoting higher prices for flannel
shirts less worthy than these. A good selection
to choose from at a WORTH WHILE SAVING
1.00 flannel shirts, only - - $ .79
$1.50 flannel shirts, only - - 1.15
$2.00 flannel shirts, only - - 1.48
$2.50 flannel shirts, only - - 1.98
Slippers Reduced
Men's $1.50 black felt slippers, at $1.15
Women's 11.50 comfy feltslippers. at 1.10
Children's $1.50 comfy felt suppers, at 1.15
Sweaters
At very radical reductions. Ladies' and Misses'
sweaters in assorted colors and styles.
s2.00 to $3.50, clearance price, $1.39
$3.50 to $5.00, clearance price, $2.48
$1.00 Childs sweaters, clearance price, $ .48
ALL SALE GOODS ARE CASH
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TWO MEN TWO WOMEN RALPH W. SWAGLER
HELD TO GRAND JURY WEDS EASTERN GIRL
Kva Johnson and Myrtle Smith mul
'. li. Spencer and W. V. Oranholm
wore bound osn In (lie llran.l Jurs .il
tlictr hearing Tuesday afternoon before
fits KVionlei Hairs llram-l, their hall
bcuiR placed at ;ii.K. each. The iu
women rrr charged ssith selling lupinr
III dry li'iiiUn and the two nun NN
i-bargcd with inhabiting houM of ill
i .u in- I in four win urn still curly
Un-mU) morning when SheniT Kcrfoot,
l-uit Sheriff Mniwii an. I Mai -lull
Nni- raided tin Ontario Hotel.
A .-onsidcrablc Hiiuiutit of liquor wh
mi display during tin- hearing, oftl rrs
claiming tht-y lutil found it in thi'ir i .ml.
Duly enough evidence was inti noil
is ProweuUni Attorney Hmoka to
warrant the full! being lli'lil fur a tlnn
i.l the Uraml Jim . 'l'h'ir cases will
probably come up next week
Attorney I.. J. Alter represented the
defendants
IvCgislator l-.ii Kmii
Popular Ontario Attorney
And Hride Will Arrive
Home Next Week
KhIIi W. SwhIit hiuI Miss Sadie
Mi-rhorson wiTo uniti'd in marriage at
St. Peter, Miniu'snta, December 'Jh. by
Ki'V. .lanii'H Fivi-maii in St. Marks
Church. The hriile im a ilailhter of
Mr and MrH. II. S Mi-rher.-on of Min
iu'hiIis. ami St IVter is the hoine of
the jfrooin'ti parents. Mr ami Mrs.
Swah-r hotli atteiuleii the liuvirsitN
of Minnesota ami their marriage is the
culmination ut a oolisgf romaiue.
I lies will arrue in tlntario January
4. on the iiiornin,- train ami will take
up their resiilen.'e in Hen (frown's
hottM m the north part of town. The
Artu and the many friend of Mr.
Bwagtaf t'vteial to the happ . ouple
tin. i heartiest lonratulaiinua.
TAX LEVY FOR NEW
DIES AT PENDLETON YEAR HAS BEEN MADE
Hon. Frank ley, repieseiiluliYe '-'he Oregon l'lul uase the niiwi sin-
i li-.t for Harney and Malheur vounties ci'sst'ul put) of the IMMM ChliMBM
with Mrs. Daiey and then daughter niht when about two liumlreil dancers
mm icisti ed at the t alter UoUM a"d card player- were pri.-int. The
Si.nc.ia. I hey are enr- to loSaUiu ,IU,S1 U;, fnrnishe.l by an orche-tra
t,. iitcn.i the coating .. '"'in I'uUwell and wa- a real treat to
leni-latiiie I "
Victor Womlrull Vll born in Indiana
May U, 1SS I. and died in I'endleton,
Oregon, Mondas . Derember Is, !1 4.
He was an invalid for the la t eight
vears of h:n life, la-intf alllnled with
an absresH on the brain. His father
and mother are both dead, the father
heintf burietl here.
In earlv life he joined the M. K.
church and always lied an exeinnlary
life so that his foilUJ is a blessoil re
lief from loM ears of illness and a
blessed reunion with those who have
preceded him.
He leases a step mother, an undo
and some COUaiM who reside near Vale.
The funeral was conducted from the
M. V.. church, Weduesdas afternoon at
'J:;UI by .1 II Farles. the sermon mtlng
prea. hiil by Kes . J'. H. I'ratt.
Interment w a.- made in the Ontario
cemetery, boakte in- father.
City Of Ontario Is 12 1-2
Mills, (ieneral County
And State Is 15 1-2
Page 5 carries an
important mes
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sure you get it.
The Toggery
The county court in session last week
made the tax levy for the year 11)15.
The total county levy is 15. mills, in
cluding the general fund, county school
fund, state and normal school fund and
special road fund. The levy for the in
corporated town of Ontario was 12i
mills; for Vale, 15 mills; for Nyssa, 13
mills, for Ionian Valley, 10 mills. The
levy lor 57 school districts was made
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ACETYLENE GAS.
Carfaids of Calcium, Which Produaaa
It, and an Accident.
The Immense production at Niagara
falls of carbide of ealeluiu, the curious
artlflclul stouu whli li when bathed la
water gives off acetylene gaa, recalls
that this substance was first manufac
tured In America by accident through
the metallurgical operatloua of T. I,.
Wilson, near a small stream In North
Carolina.
While using llmeMtoue and salt In
smelting he imtleed among the melted
slag whleh day by day run nearer to
the brink of the little stream a gray
ish white siih-taine ness in his expert
euie. but thonuht little of It until one
day the molten slag overhung the wa
ter ami leuMii to flow Into It. Then
suddenly a In 1. lit while flame burst
out ol the molten mass and enveloped
It foi M'line Hum
lie drew 1 10111 the dry slag some of
the strauge material aud touched a
match to it. but without result Then
he poured some water upon It, and at
the uext trial the liberated acetylene
gas broke Into dame.
Thus In 181)2 accident discovered a
practicable way 0 producing that
acetyleue gas drat discovered In Eng
land In DJM by Kdniuud Day while
expei'luieuuiig with potassium tartrate
and charcoal. It remained, however,
for the Intense heat of the hydroelec
trlcal fnrnacea of Niagara to turn oat
thla wonderful atone In almost perfect
purity and lmmenae quantities. Na
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