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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1915)
roou THE ONTARfO ARGUS. THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1915 J P vnr- 7 n: ml' ONTARIO fM fWOPEGONj W Ask The First 12 Men You Meet which is the "one best" wajfon built, and at least ton nf them will say "The Old Reliable Peter Schuttler." All wagons look good when the paint is fresh, but it makes a lot of difference what is under the paint Old Reliable Peter Schuttler Wagons Are Built to Last 'I'd' . nru mado in the honest, careful, old fashioned w iv, of throe to flvo year air dried lumber in tho most modern and complexly equipped wagon factory in the world. They are built to last-and they do last Peter Schuttler Wagons contn little more than the "almost as (rood" kind but they save much Boto than tin- difference in first coat in time, horses, harness, repair bills and trouble. Schuttler Wagons Stand the Wear Without Repair Come In and let us tell you more about these famous wagons that for over three generations have been The Standard Of The World. Implement Department Get Our Prices and Terms If You Need Anything This Season SI tW" l -"Bm Jt TLhhaBr .-Al MmTtPFLaL sB'sLas'T aSsssWF iT .dffe. M0u9t.'iU. j v k y tstfltRli. K sTJll jm IB jASrSal IsB JL ' Ih i K i iVrw ! 'if 'J ISaivaHv' 'k jvrfSPdflEBt "sT Bi I ' -nV. Av 1 "x V'tT ili 1 V LaJsasssaWt r r . JnH pa Ls i f fJwy TsTJ luiiuiitliiiK Notice. Impounded the followiiiK described Notice is hereby given that, in animal found running at Urge within pursuance of Ordinance No. HI of the City of Ontario. I have taken tip and the corporate limits of the City of Ontario, in Malheur County, State of Oregon, to-wit: One two-year-old red heifer. No brum) visible. No earmarks. And that I will on the 16th day of April, 1915, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day offer for sale and will sell said above described animal at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, at McWilliams' barn in said city of Ontario. mmmmmmmnmmwfmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmfmnmmmg ,jrake"upt1hi'thehJdy:ri! i;m,i. i iisii'ii una om (my oi April, 1915. Witness my hand this the 6th day of April, 1915. D. H. KERFOOT, City Marshal. Plants and Cut Flowers Orders Taken For Cut Flowers Carnation, per doz S5o. Roses, per doz $2. 10 Tulips, perdoz S5e. Sweet Peaa, bunch. 30c. Potted Plants On Display NOW is the time to plant Pansy Plants, daisies, Shasta Daisies, Golden Glow, Paeonies, Phlox, Weeding Hearts and Forget-me-nots. Leave your orders here for your Aster Plants, Chrysanthmeum Plants and small Geraniums to set out. PRICES REASONABLE The Ontario Floral Co. F Headquarter e at AryiiH Otttvi Phone 49-J Ontario, Oregon uiiuaiiiui..iuiiiiiiiuiiiuiaiuaiuiiuiuiuiuiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiauuiuiuiiiaiii.iuuiaiiuiui Notice to Creditor. In the county court of the State of Oregon, for Malheur County. In the matter of the estate of Susan A. Dory, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned was on the 6th day of April, 1915, duly appointed by the above entitled Court administrator of the estate of Susan A. Dory, deceased. All persons having claims aguinst the said named estate, are hereby re quired to present the same, duly verified, to the undersigned at the office of William E. Lees, in the City of Ontario, Ore., within six month from the date of the first publication of this notice. Fl.MER E. DORY, Administrator of the estate Susan A. Dory. First publication April 8, 1915. Last publication May 6, 1915. SEW PLYMOITH. of mi000l000000i - - vrr.'.vwwvuwwx The M. I Aid society of the M. E church Mill hold a cooked food sale at Wilson Bros.', Saturday, April 17. Easter services were held at all the churches here, also at Valley View, both morning and afternoon. Special music and handsome floral decora tions were a feature at all the churches, also programs of high ordei "which reflected much credit upon those having the arrangements in charge. High mass was celebrated at the Catholic church, Rev. Father Nolan officiating. The wealth of Easter blossoms in this church called forth many words of admiration. At the Congregational Rev. H. F. Kniirht gave an especially fine address which he humorously calls his "Wooden' sermon, and which held the close and interested attention of a large audi ence. At the Babtist church potted plants, spring blossoms, and greenery made the interior of the edifice es pecially attractive. Rev. Hall gave a short address, the services being prin cipally given over to Easter anthems by the choir and a program by the young people. A number of Easter hostesses en tertained friends and relatives Sun day at dinner, later enjoying the fine roads and sunshine by motoring to t ayette, Ontario, and other roints throughout the valley. Just now tu lipi, hyacinths, pansies and other spring flowering plants are giving a wealth of bloom anil fragrance, while apricots and peaches are also con tributing their share of bloom, thus making a ride through the valley doubly enjoyable. John Fisher was perhaps the most surprised individual in New Plymouth Wednesday evening, when 14 of hid friends and neighbors came trooping in to wish him many happy return of the day, the occasion being hia 45 birthday. The happy surprise had been arranged by his wife and daugh ter, Miss Kathleen, who had also prepared a sumptuous dinner for the guests. P. M. Smock, in his usual happy way acted as toastmaster, everyone responding when called uo- on to say a few worda. The guests presented Mr. Fisher with a hand some eight day clock as a slight to ken of their friendship and esteem. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wood, of Good ing, Idaho, who have orchard inter est in this section, are here for an in definite stay at the home of Mrs. Wood' mother, Mrs. N. K. Miller. The Entre Sons Club were delight fulh MtMttia d at the home of Mrs. W. H. Baker. Tiiosrlav -- ----... nui iiwil bridge occupied the ladies for aeveral hours, the spirited playing resulting in high score being awarded to Mrs. A. Fisher, and the consolation prize going to Mrs. P. S. Farrel. The dainty lunch carried out the Easter idea and was especially enjoyed. A man by the name of Fergison met with a painful accident Monday noon which may be the means of his losing his eyesight. For some un accountable reason a bung in a Rex spray barrel blew out, throwing the fiery liquid into his face and eye. Some little time .lapsed before he sought medical attention, and by thut time he was nearly blind Everything possible was done to relieve the in tense pain, and the attending physi cian has hopes of saving the man's ight.