1 Y THE ONTARIO AROU8, THimua.I, J ' IE 24, 191 1 LOCAL NEWS Mrn. Harry Kline left Sun'ay for Boise where she will vi.dt iv.ilivos. l'hil Nadeau went to Hoise Sunday for a short visit. I lleni Griffin tniule a trip to Vule Saturday, returning Sunday. Miss Fern Talliert was a Payette visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gallagher, of - i it, jx-nt Sunday in Ontario. Mr. Dun1. ... I ' Dicwsey, rrho has been visiting his cousin, J. A. Williams of Ontario, returned home Tuesday. BUSINESS LOCALS Mrs. H. M. Rutherford, of Ironside, who has bri-n iccei inc. trratnient at the Holy Rosary Hospital, returned to her home Saturday. For rent Neat 4 room furnished cott uge.J. G. Staules. Wm. MeBratiicy, Undertaker and Kinbalmer, best of service. Licensed in Idaho and Oregon. Calls prumptly attended day or night. DEEDS AND PATENTS ("has. Crump, of Payette, va- in On tario Sunday. D. Walton, Fred Waterhouse, Paul Utley, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nnlnnd and .Joseph Dyers, all of Weiser, were in Ontario Friday evening. Ed tJiiMsnii and llaiin.in Haas, of Weiser, were in Ontario Saturday. Miss Kthel Sels, daughter of Frank R. Sels of near llomedale. i- the guest this week of Mr. and Mm. W. W. Wood. Maeey Chapman, of Boise, visited, in Ontario Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Purcell and Mr. and ; Mrs. Peters, of Weiser, motored to the Ontario Sunday to attend I-rank Smith, or i;ntse, was in un-; M i..m...i j. .i. blisher of FOR RKNT Residence formerly occupied by Dr. Wcese. V. 11. Staples, Vale, Oregon. tf Raby buggies at McRratney's Furni (lire Store. To trmle Gissl residence property in a line Idaho town for land or town proK-rty at Ontario. Box tl33, Ontario Oregon. 4-tf FOR SALE One Duroc Jersey I-hmmI sow with Hix pigs three weeks ball "Id. J. J. Dillard, four miles west of Ontario. 25tf. tario Sunday to see tin lt.i - Ontario tm, Weiser Signal hall game. Ceo. (Yioley, Mr. Robb and M. loan, prominent business men of Weiser, were in Ontario Saturday evening. Mrs. Jackson left Thursday for Uro gnn where she will visit her Hister for several weeks. Mrs. Frank Jones, of Westfall, who has been here on account of the ill ness of her son at the Holy Rosary Hospital, returned to her home Monday. New gasolene engine ami Pump jack fur sale cheap at McBratnejn Furni ture Store. Mrs. Homer Rambo was hostess to the Silver Bridge club at the McNulty i esideuce, this week. Mrs. II. C. Schuppell entertained the Silver Iiridge club lust week. Mrs. O. II. Cnyou won high honors. Father Hrady. "f Juntura. arrived in Ontario Monday for a visit of a few days. Miss Fay Clark, county school sup iiinienilent, was down from Vale last Thursday. Dr. .l.ovUhson and aister, Miss Inn: Jackobootl, Of Payette, were in On t. ii io Friday evening. FOR SALE Two MeCormick Hind ers in good condition. Doth six foot cut. At C. W. Mallett ranch, phone 20K4. "On this ranch we take care Dr. and Mrs. Jamb Printing went 'of our machinery." 23tf to Hoise Fiiday in their car, return ing Sunday. During their stay in Hoise they went out to see the Arrow Rock dam. Order your aster plants anl chrys anthemum plants from the Ontario Floral Co. HeadipiarU-rs Argus office. Phone 49-J. Lee lloiler, of Caldwell, passed through Ontario Saturday on his was dome from l.a Grande where he had been for the motor cycle races there, lie mude the trip on his motor cycle. Rev. C. II Powell will hold Episco pal services in Ontario Sunday even ing at s p. m., June 127th, at the Odd Fellows hall. All are invited to at Sewing machine needles ami oil at Mellratnuy's Furniture Store FOR RENT Nice new bungalow for rent or sale on easy terms. On tario Laundry. tf. Milton Summers, Clifford Novoro and Alex Wulson, of Weiser, wer I. .ill name visitors in Ontario Sunday P. Hristow, of the Studebaker Br Co.. with hcnil.piarlcis at Weiser, wai in Ontario last Wednesduy. P. II. Moulton, a former gnragi i.wni-r of Weiser, wns an Ontario vis itor l.i i Wednesday. IV-nald Dudley, the duy clerk at th .. IuiikIou hotel at Weiser, wns it Ontario Sumluy for the ball game. Mi IW-it I- itehner, who i die I hi 1. 1 here for a week, returned ti Portland last Thursday. A. 1 I'M-- left Sumluy for PMtll Io on business. He will make the trir over and back in his new Oldsinnlulc E. G. Bailey, W. T. Lumpkin and Mrs. J. D. Hillinjfsley, returned Sat ii. lay and Snml.iv from Porllund, .vhere they hud been attending Grand .odue. Mr. Huiley wus a delegate to he Royal Arch Chapter, Mr. Lamp on a delegate in the Masonic Grand ..odge, and Mrs. Hillingsley a delegate o the Eastern Star. The proof of the puildfcig is in the aliug, not in chewing the string. See 'Cope" the only Practical man; bet er work for less money; Tailoring, .'leaninr. 1'iesslnjf. 20-21 Recorded in the County Clerk's Ollirc From June 1 1th to June 19th. Rachel V. Wells to Gertrude M. Moore, lot 18 Id. N Ontario, June I. It'll, $7r.. Alice Sturtevant to R. L. Scoti, NW NWV4 .'Hl-iw-:!?, June 7, liUti, 1. J. E. Thuemit et u to Peter S. Met!-., SV4SWV4 2!-l(i-47, March 12. 1915, -I. Juntura Investment Co. to Mctho- I (list Episcopal Church of Juntura, lot 13-14 hi II Juntura. May 2i, 1911. $1. Riverside Homestead Co. to Samuel Timbrell et ux, lot (I, bl. 17, Outlook April 1. lit 1 5, $75. Edgnr C. Bisbee et ux to Lasaro Us (juiaga, lot 1, part of EVi of lot 2, metes and bounds in Sec. 1-31 -42, June 4, 1915, $1. U. S. A. to Henry S. Sutton, SWi NE4 NW'.SK'i N'SW'i 27-7-4ii. September 2, 1914. Hen .1. Brawtl, Sheriff, to W. H. Brooke, WV4WV4SE'4 2-18-4C. March 29, 1915, $fifl.70. Andrew J. Whiteside to J. 11. West, WKNEViSW'4sm NWV4SWt4SE 3(1-1 9-4(1, May 12, 1915, $2500. Carl A. Field to Clyde C. Dodge, SE',4 17-17-40, May M, 1915, $1280. Frank Murphy to A. M. Lackey, all interest in Franklin II. Lackey estate, May 19, 1915, $550. COMPLAINTS FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT DURING WEEK. Martin Hanson vs. Sam Armstrong. Recovery of Note, $57.00. Empire Lumber Co. vs S. L. Ball, Recovery on Account, $152.Htl. baV oBa.. J Ik ' - Dresses! For Ladies And Children fC'f lit I ill I ill) ii' iZiio .., t inn iiuim.1 r and Childrens White IK Dresses just received. The prices are also very reasonable. ; , I ! Vm2jlt itKnVlmf "HaM'l I :. . riiiii a to" i - iMlHJTiM,3iBrt'.v',vy dhrurrmtn I jn 1 l Childrens Colored Drosses, sizes 4 to 12, Childrens White Dresses, sizes 2 to 12, Ladies White Drosses 50c. to $1.00 50c. to $3.00 $4.98 to $7.48 Skirts! Skirts! MARRIAGE LICENSES Warren E. Francis and Cella Gir ton, June 15. Robert Linkous and Flora Phillips, June 18. Samuel B. Wilkins and Clura E. Al len, June 19. FREE A trip to PANAMA EX POSITION, San Francisco, to some lady, also a 1915 Motorcycle to some young man. Write for particulars. 401, McKay Bldg., Portland, Ore.--251t SALT LAKE CITY EXCURSIONS June 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 via Oregon Short Line for Y. M. and Y. M. I. A. Convention. Limit, June 2lth. See Agents for rales. Medford Man Killed in Accident. Mctlford. Siewurt I'utterstiii, a OJOalllJ Meiltnrd rancher, died us the it suit of mi uiitomoblle aceldent which occurred when the electric Hunts on (he car In which lie was riding su-l w,nl ""l " lm' 'm- Ml "Temple of Sweets"- headquarters em curve of the I'ueifl. hlBhwy ami . firt.wo.ks fo,. the Fourlh of July. When you want pansy plants call tho Ontario Floral company. Head iiiarters ut the Argus office, tele phone 49 J. the car plunged Into the ditch at the side or the road. I. mlii Mliiter, of San Kruuclseo, owner unit driver of the cur, and J. ('. HuillarKcon, of Sail Kruin Ihco, were badly Injured, hut will recover. 2t. ' ,! -alo of ferns and palms at tho Ontario Flornl Co., beginning Fri th v, .1 i.i ' . i HOTEL ARRIVALS People from ueighboriiiK towns and cities, who registered at Onturio's hostelrics during the past week. Mould: HOTEL Thursday, June 17th J. T. Rne. Ba ker; H. M. R.-itr. Baker; Ray L. Lisle, Vale; 'Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ferguson, Kuna, Idaho; Mr.and Mr. II E. Raw son, Kiimii. Idaho; Wm. H. Mueller, Baker; F. B. Mitchell, Baker; Fay (lurk, Vale; F. L. Griffin, Corvallis. Friduy, June 18th C. C. Brown, Vale; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnston, Walla alia; Mrs. E. F. Smith, Ellens burg; W. A. Campbell, Glenns Ferry, Idaho. Sunday, June 20th Selma Fairmun, Westfall; May Imberson, Westfall; E. I. Brogan, Vale; Edgar Gipson, Julius Nielson, Milton Hansen, II. A. Rundull, Amos Pieraon I.. J. Hug- The New California Checks and Black Taffetta Silks are herelook at themthe Prices are down Wash Skirts $1.50 to $2.25 Silks and Checks $4.98 to $5.98 SPECIAL: Don't Forget Our Special Prices on all Slippers and Shoes ijttiii berg and M. B. ley, Idaho. Martin, all of Bur- -- w Push The Button and Rest OsiHiiOR I MATTRESS ($wAPt ' -jki'p-jigf TIGER btO SPRINGS "-.-tnTMViv i i mm ll III IIM Rockers! We have a window full that is worthy of your attention. Val ues up to $6.50, your choice $3.95 Ontario Furniture Company A iitz S , lTlTalaaB a f B BtaaaaBiaB JaBBaBLiaftMajL " aT CARTER HOI SE Thursday, June 17th I). 11. Hun ter, Vale; Mr. uud Mrs. Fred M. John on, Buker; Arthur Van Sicklin, ser; J. T. Logun, Broirun; Rev. Tbafi J. Brudy, Juntura; R.J.Mcpiunou, Jr., Burns. Friday, June 18th -F. Rels. Vale; Mrs. Jessee Sating and Mises Una and Thelinu Suling, Pendletoii. Suturduy, June I'.uli Win, Connnl ly, Westfall; Guy Fisher, Emmet t, Thus. K. Crump, Puyette; O. E. Wo.kI aril, Payette; Jesse L. Roberts, Rex burg, Idaho. Sunday, June 20th-C. E. Fraker, Oregon City; B. R. Hart, Rexburg, Iduho; I). Q, Taylor, Ri(hy, Idaho; A. B. Andei. Weiser; O. J. John son, Weiser; J. L. Taylor, Rigby, Ida ho; F. Adams, Cambridge. PEACE LEAGUE ORGANIZED Taft Mad Preaident and a Prepa ganda Will Be Started. I'hlladelphla Within historic liah penduiice Hall on the anniversary ol Hi. battle of Hunker Hill, there wa formed au organisation whose objei i It will be to promote the creulioii ol a leattue of nations with u view to pro veutiliK wars, or, at leust, to lessen the possibilities of urnu-l ciiiiflb t The imnie adopted by the orKunialiin after some debute, wus "UoafU to 1. 1. force Peace, Auierlcaii Ilium Ii i:x I'resldent 'I'uft, who presided over the conference iurt nl lln- I line was elentwd priauiieiit prtOiJaBt, ami in addition, a lonu libt oi roprooonta tlve American tltUens a luim -I j periiiaueut vice pre ltlculs. A perms uent executive i oininilli v.a wlocl ed, with Instrui liniis to take all 0MM ures necessury to pruinol. ill. ol of the leuKne -Mm Once You Were v Kid! : Don't deny the children. Give them plenty of crackers to nibble. Our crackers will fill the bill for the kiddies. We carry them in boxes and loose. There's a snap in our store in many other things besides crackers. WILSON BROTHERS Oldfield Makea 111 Miles an Hour fuicaKo. Barn) OUfl eil ii in- i n lord St BpOt ' WB.aU In in- Otlatad a lap iii 1 u4 14, ail average of 111 j miles ui) hour. PKMhCOS IAI. N AZ tlllAK I H KRN A II Dispensers of old tune reliKinii. Sunday School ul 10 a. in. Preaching Sunday ut 11 a. m. ami H p. in. Paitoiul sick calls promptly ans wered duy oi night. C. C. BabbUfOi " " Phone aiN2 18 Celebrate July 2nd and 'Jnl at Payette, Idaho. Grand Pro gram July 8rd. Watch for Program. THREH l-.-TH