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FRUIT GROWERS ATTENTION
The Ontario Pharmacy
The Rexall Store
Hood River, Oregon,
We used "Corona Dry" exclusively in our orchards, comprising some
three hundred acres. It gave the best satisfaction of any lead we have ever used.
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
We have Corona Dry in 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100 lb. kegs
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THK ONTARIO ARGUS. THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1315.
LOCAL NEWS
G. Sparks of Union, Ore., wag in
Ontario Monday.
Mrs. George Kellogg spent a few
days in Hoise last week.
Miss Vrccland of Juntura was an
Ontario visitor last week.
H. L. Fresno of Jonathan was a
business visitor Monday.
Sheriff Ben Drown went to Port
land Friday.
Jerry Staplcton of Riverside, Ore.,
was r. business visitor Monday.
Fd Jones of Fruitland was in On
tario Saturday on business.
J. P. Kidd is having the front of
his printing office painted.
Henry Steuben of Vale was in On
tario Monday on business.
George Fitchner of Homedale, Ore.,
spent Saturday and Sunday in On-
Charles Barnes of Washoe made a
business trip to Ontario Friday.
Pat Murphy of Payette, Ida., was
in Ontario Friday on business.
H. Griffin of Ontario wu a Boise
visitor Sunday.
R. H. DeArmond was in town Sat
urday from his ranch above Vale.
Fred Fldridge of Fruitland spent
Friday and Saturday in Ontario.
C. Welti of Fruitland was in On
tario Saturday on business.
Morris Dfckerson of Weiser wu in
Ontario Friday on business.
Attorney John Rand of Baker was
in Ontario last Friday on business.
II. H. Stahl of Meridian, Ida., spent
Sunday and Monday in Ontario.
George Henckle of Payette waa in
Ontario Monday on business.
R. L. Gilbert of Payette spent Sun
day here.
Frank Golden and Harry Butler of
Nyssa were Ontario visitors Sunday.
L. W. Smith of Payette wu in town
Sunday.
Tern Crothers of Big Bend wu in
town Saturday.
Mrs J. K. MrAlpine of Vale wu
Rro last Wednesday.
Mrs. Boydell and daughter were in
Ontario from Nyssa Saturday.
8. P. Bement of Baker City wu
here last week. Mr. Bement repre
sents a monument company.
Ralph Snow of Salmon City ar
rived in Ontario Monday for a two
weeka' visit with relatives.
E. I. Cattron, the government ag
ricultural expert and well known cat
tle man, wu here lut week.
H. H. Trowbridge of John Day, a
prominent rattle man, wu here
Thursday.
J. W. Cage, manager of the Wash
ington hotel at Weiser, wu in On
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They say that opportunity knocks at everyone's door at some time, and this time it was
at our door. One of the largest silk importing houses in this country just received a
late shipment of silks and put them on the market at about half price, and having had
the good fortune to have the ready cash we bought a line of new and fancy patterns,
and in turn will give you the opportunity of sharing our saving.
The silks we are offering at 59c. a yard, are retailed all over the country at $1.00 to $1.25, and are well worth it.
But owing to the late arrival of the Roods, this CASH PRICE was made to unload them.
Remember This Silk Sale Starts Saturday Morning
See Our Window For 59c. Silks NO GOODS CHARGED OR LAID AWAY.
D AFiFD DDefVPTJIDC The Store That Saves You Money
KALMYK rJLU 1 tUUtCo Ontario, Oregon
tario last Friday.
J. H. Pearle of La Grande was here
in the interest of the Knights of Co-
i liiinliiis last week.
Charles E. Brooks, superintendent
of the O. S. L., was here from Boise
last Thursday.
Mr. J. W. McCullooh is still confined
to his home with a severe attack of
influenza.
Mrs. Mary Steinkamp of the Nyssa
Hotel and Mrs. Richey of Nyssa were
Ontario visitors Tuesday .
W. H. Gess, the well known sheep
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day.
R. A. Woodburn, who represents
the American Steel company, was
here from Portland this week.
Lester Sewell of Payette, who hu
been out to Brogan recently, came
through this week on his way home.
Mrs. E. T. Rodgers and daughter.
Mrs. R. W. Echardt of Idaho Falls,
were Ontario visitors Saturday.
R. W. Jones and wife are the proud
parents of a nine and one-half pound
boy born Sunday, May 2
M. E. Bain was up from his ranch
in the Big Bend section the latter
part of lut week.
Mi. and Mrs. J. J. Beaty were in
from their homestead the latter part
of last week.
George Gilkerson of Midvale passed
through Ontario. Monday on his way
to Omaha with three carloads of hogs.
Robt. Stubbs of North Powder came
down Monday on the noon train to
look after his property interests.
F. Mossberger of Wellington, Kan.,
passed through Ontario Monday on
his way to the cout.
W. Brown, editor of the Gate City
Journal of Nyssa, wu an Ontario
visitor Monday.
. I. L. D, MorrUesl of the Western
Oregon Colonixation company, re -
turned from Portland lut week.
G. Clifton of Sacramento, Cal.,
passed through Ontario on his way to ,
points eut.
P. H. Moulton of Weiur wu in
Ontario over Sunday. Ha returned
Monday on the pony.
Charlie Mink of Boiu wu in On
tario Friday on business. He returned
on the noon train.
Ralph Miggins of Greely, Colo., ar-
rived in Ontario Friday for a ,two
weeks' visit with relatives.
Albert Heath of Snlida, Colo., spent
two days in Ontario before returning
to his home.
G. Higgins, commonly known ss
"Hungry" Higgins. of Weiser. spent
Sunday in Ontario.
Harry Stamper of New Meadows
was a business visitor to this city
Monday.
C. Tonnemsn, a prominent
rancher near Pnrma, was in Ontario
Monday. He returned on the evening
train.
Clyde Engle of Hailey, Ida., spent
Thursday, Friday and Saturday in
Ontario. He returned Saturday even
ing. F. S. Bailey and wife went to Boise
last Thursday. Mr. Bailey returned
Saturday, but Mrs. Bailey remained
for a visit with friends.
George Mott of St. Joe, Mo., arrived
in Ontario Friday far a couple of
days before continuing his journey to
the coast.
Emory Wright and wife of Payette
were Ontario visitors Saturday. Mr.
Wright is a prominent architect of
Payette.
B. Turner of Bellview, Ida., arrived
in Ontario Monday for a few days'
visit with relatives. He expects to
return the latter part of the week.
H. R. Twilliger of Idaho Palls was
a business visitor Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. He left Sunday evening
for Spokane.
Robert Simmons of Pocatello, Ida.,
was in Ontario Sunday and Monday
on business. He returned to his home
Monday on the evening train.
J. R. Lusk, agent of the Western
Oregon Colonisation company, from
Salt Lake, was in town Thursday of
lut week.
John L Burke and Frank, W. Burke,
prominent cattle men of Portland,
were hero this week on their way to
Juntura after cattle.
P. Gallaher and wife of Juntura
were in Ontario for the weekead. Mr.
Gallaher is editor of the Juntura
i Times.
j Mrs. L. B. Delsole, wife of the agent
at Jenture, wu in Ontario Monday on
I her way home from visiting friends in
Jt&m and Twin Falls, Ida.
' J. M. Bradley, editor of the Idaho
Poultry Journal with headquarters at
Boiu, wu in Ontario Monday and
Tuesday on business
M. C Whitworth and wife and Mr.
and Mm. Kenton of Wejsjr motored
to Weiser lut sjeek. jrOss account of
the rain they returned ojs the train,
leaving the car there.
A party of surveyors, including
Charles M. Clooior, Charles H. Col
lier, F. M. McCormack and Clay C.
Grant, came up from Eugene lut
week.
H. Logan, local agent of the Eut
ern Oregon l.und company of this
city, returned from Baker City Thurs
day, where he purchased n new
Buick 25.
J. G. Kidwell, a prominent commis
sion man of Portland, who has been
here and in Vale for several dsys
looking after some sheep, left for
Boise Friday morning.
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g LIVE Mill! NEWS I
The Argus Is always pleased
to receive advance notices etf so-
clety events that have not been
printed; also news of those that
have taken nlace. The latter
should be in the office not later
than Wednesday noon.
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The Clover Club met at the home of
Mrs. Jaquish this afternoon.
Mrs. A. I. Cockrum was hostess to
the Silver Bridge Club Wednesday
afternoon.
A meeting of the W. C. T. U. was
held at the Methodist church Tues
day afternoon.
A sepecial business meeting of "the
Methodist Aid Society wu held this
afternoon in the Band Hall.
The Bridge club met at the home of
Mrs. Rader last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Billingsley won high honors.
The S. and C. Club met last Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dickson. The afternoon waa spent
with needlework end dsinty refresh
ments served.
A business meeting of the Music
club wu held at the city hall last
Saturday afternoon. The following of
ficers were elected to serve for the en
suing year; President, Mrs. Dorman;
vice president, Mrs. Rambo; secretary,
MK; Qlover; treasurer, Wilmoth
Cufrfv program committee, will be
appointed by Mrs. Dorman in the
near future. The next meeting will
be nt the home of Mrs. Van Pettet
Saturday, May 16.
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The May Day tea given at the home
of Mrs. G. L. King Saturday after
noon by the Episcopal Guild wu a
great success both socially and finan
cially. The King home was prettily deco
rated with spring blossoms. The
dining table wu very attractive, a
May pole being wrapped with rib
bons by several kewpiea being the
centerpiece. Mrs. King waa assisted
in receiving by Mrs. E. A. Fraser and
Mrs. Billingsley. Mrs. Swagler and
Mrs. W. W. Wood assisted by Miss
Charlotte Claggett presided in the
dining room. On account of the rain
the May Pole dance to have been
given by the children on the lawn was
postponed.
BUSINESS LOCALS
Wanted Bids on putting up 1200
tons of alfalfa hay two miles west of
Nyssa. Contractor to furnish all equip
ment. Kastern Oregon Land Co. It
.
For Sale Buggy and single harness.
Phone 207-N-4. It pd
For Sale Household goods.
Ora Campbell, Phone 96R
Mrs.
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FOR SALE 30 nice shouts. J. J.
Dillard, 4 miles west of Ontario. 15 tf.
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Order your aster plants and chrys
anthemum plants from the Ontario
Floral Co. Headquarters Argus office.
Phone 49-J.
Notice The Argus office wants to
buy clean cotton rags.
To trade Good residence property in,
s line Idsho town for Isnd or town
property st Ontario. Box 088. Ontario,
Oregon. 4-tf
The Ontario Prestary is doing some
fine jobs on Panamas, Straws or unv
oting in the clesning line. If you need
a Spring Suit It will pay you to see
Art Dunnuck, he hu s bargain for you.
FOUND Gold handled paruol.
Owner may obtain same by giving
discription and paying for ad. Call
Argus office.
Hotel Ontario -open undno new
management. Rooms 25, 35, 50 and
nSosnta. G. W. Long. Prop. M-lt
FOR SALE Cheap Good young
stallion of Belgian breed. Also some
mares. Address box 457. Ontario, tf
FOR SALE Now 5 room cottage
In Riverside add it km. Inquire at Argus
otli-e. tf
FOR 8ALE A 6 scro tract, im
proved and in arop; fruit, berries and
alfalfa. One mile from Ontario. Inquire
at Argus office. tf
Only fl.25 for the following collec
tion of house plants: 1 heleitrope, 1
falling star, 1 Mad Sail gersnlum. 1
Madison Harney geranium, 1 ivy ger
anium, 2 begonias, 2 celus, 2 trade
cantiu, green and veriegated, 1 Ken-
elworth ivy, 1 Vincar Var.
Ontario Floral Co.
Daughter Passes Away
Evelyn Kalb, the three year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kalb,
passed away Tuesday evening n'.imt
midnight. Mr. Kalb is a telegraph
operator at the depot. The funeral
will be held this (Thursday) afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Presbyterian
church.
United Presbyterian Church
A "Mothers Day" service will be
held Sunday st 11 A. M A white car
nation is the Mower chosen to be worn
for this day.
Rev. M. Dunn of Everett, Wuh.,
will preach at 8 P. M.
W. N. Brown, pucor.
Bsptlst Church.
Rally day next Sunday, May 9 th.
Topics:
11 n. m. "Faithfulness."
8 p. m. "A Love Letter."
After the morning service dinner
will be served at the park. If it should
be damp or rainy, the dinner will bo
served at the church.
The ordination of deacons will take
place at 2:30. Bro. Tickner of Fruit
land, and Bro. Evans of Payette will
be with us in the ordinstion service.
Everybody is invited t bring their
dinners and have a good day with us.
Strangers welcome.
D. E. BAKER, Putor.
One of the largest crowds seen in
Weiaer for a number of years attended
the street dance given at that place
Wednesday sight.
It is estimated that 2000 people
were on the streets looking for s good
time, and from what has been said
nobody went home disappointed The
strespn were s,ssionnd jp dancing
emUJ be enjoyes0ghoQtAhe eveftV
ing. A large crowd attended from
Ontario and Pngstte. asvl a seven
coach train wu run on the P. A I. N.
railroad. Everybody went home well
satisfied.
UNDERTAKING
J. II. FARLEY Funeral director
and embalmer. lady assistant. Phone
132-W. Ontario. Oregon.
FOR RENT Nice new bungalow
for rent or sale oo my terms. On
tario Laundry. tf.
WANTED To rent piano. Phono
Clyde Weill, nhill.-r ik nt pd.
Only fl.25 for the following col
lection of bedding plants: 1 double
sweet allsyum, 4 astern, 4 verbeniss,
2 snsp pink dragons, 2 lobelias, 2 bal
soms, 1 moon vine, 2 double petuniu,
2 dahllu, 6 Steels mutodon pansies.
Ontario Floral Co.
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