TngPNTARIO ARGUS, SEPTEMBER 2, 3013.
PAGE FIVE
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LOCAL NEWS
Karl Urlffln is visiting relatives nt
Mt. Vernon.
Dr. Weeso and Mrs.
Vale Friday.
Weesc were In
Charles Decker lu In from WeHtfall
for a few days.
I
Frank Hader made a trip to MM
Ihtls week.
l)r. Suraxln of Nyssa wan In town
TiiPHday.
M. K. Newton Is eaHt for a few
weeks to huy his fall stock.
Mrs. W. W. Ietson la returned
from ii trip east to buy stock.
W. I). Jcellson of Portland was a
visitor here Monday.
P. II. Ucnnett whs up from Moun
tain Home th first part of tlte week.
Mrs. Marie Fisher was a
visitor Friday and Saturday.
Holse '
Miss IC tit Ii "V-tt is (he guest or
1 1 ends In Val I thin week.
Frank Hlthaupt of Ladrandc
was here Friday and Saturday.
W. E.
Friday.
Kvans came In from Holse
C. K. Johnson of West fall spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
II. W
the last
lb-lifer of Welser was here
of the week.
Tex Daniels of Denlo Oregon
was a visitor here for the wek end
Mrs Kvelyn Hollinsake of Welser
was a Sunday visitor In our city.
Lowell M. finite
here cr Sunday..
of Nam pa was
I'red M. Johnson was down from
Haker city last Thursday.
II L. Pearson's of Holse was a
visitor here the middle of the week.
A. II. Anderson of Welser was a
visitor bore Thursday of last week.
W. W.
iu . iii-
Floyyd of Caldwell was a
visitor here last Thursday.
Mrs. H. F. Tlllotson of Heulah
was an Ontario visitor Frldayy.
I. F. Allen off Wallowa spent
Friday here on his way to Burns.
C. E. Curler wuh up from (irlnuell
Idaho Friday of last week.
Wilson
Ontario
The
SITUATED ON THE CORNER NEAREST THE DEPOT, THIS IS THE HOUSE OF SERVICE AND GOOD THINGS. OUR CHOCO
LATES ARE KEPT ON ICE DURING THE HOT WEATHER, AND WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED THE VORTEX SANITARY
SYSTEM AT OUR SODA COUNTER. VISIT OUR PLACE AND STUDY THIS SYSTEM. YOU WILL ALWAYS COME BACK
EASTMAN KODAKS AND SUPPLIES. REYAU. Ttv.Mvmva
Ellsworth JolitiHon of Boise spent
Sunday here.
F. F. Johnson of Boise was a visit
or here Sunday.
Alex I h.I ;r. of La Orande was In
town the middle of last weew.
It. J. Haltny wan over from Frult
laml Wednesday nlRht.
J. W. McCulloch
ilaker last week.
made a trip to
" Hay Wilson and family spent Sun
day at Nyssa with relatives.
H. D. Tailor of Ulg Willow Is
-on fined to the Holy Itosary Hospi
tal with blood poislontng in his foot.
Mrs. C. W. Fegtly of Cove. Ore.,
.vas here last Wednesday on her way
o Vale to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K
iiinnyside. Wash., were
middle of last week.
Oswalt of
In town the
J. A. Haly, the well known horse
liuyer, was here from Caldwell the
middle of last week.
8. F. Coton of Andrews Oregon
was here the middle of last week
transacting business.
Bernard Kastman of New Ply
mouth was here last Friday on busi
ness. T. II. Oodhue of latlrande repres
entative for the Palmer Lumber Co.
of that place was here Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holly and
Dale Bobertson from the Big
i few days last week.
Mrs
Bend
Mrs. K. A Frusor spent a few
i.yi In Boise ih'j guest of her sisttr
last week returning Saturday
Miss Marvel Cayou In as her
UM for seve-e' weeks Miss Et!i-.
it.ber of Po.it.'iti
Mrs. M. E. McKay Is spending a
w days In Cambridge the guest of
Mrs. E. E. I.ortiiii
Mrs. II. II Moore has returned
from a visit with her mother Mrs
Ellen Moore at Welser.
B W. Swugler was In Vale Monday
and Tuesday attending the session
of the grand Jury.
It. (1 Hunter and E N. Hunter of
llitilah were visitors here the first
part of tithe week.
C. It. Crlswell of Prinvllle and F
S. Crlswell of Oregon City were here
.Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Best For
The Money!
This store carries the best
grades of sugar at the lowest
prices.
Best for the money is our
motto, not only in sugar, but
in everything.
It pays to buy at a grocery
with a reputation.
Bros.
Oregon
Ontario Pharmacy
8. 88.
vlHltor
week.
Napton of Homedale was a
here on Wednesday of last
J. E. LaKontaln of Holse came
down Monday and went to Klverslde
n an automobile Tuesday.
Mrs. I,en Christenson returned
Monday from a vacation to Portland
and Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Whltworth mot-
ored up from Welser for a few hours
1 ondav evening.
Miss May Gilliam of Haker. and
Miss Crystal West, of West fall were
visiting Miss Vera Neeb last week.
H. C. Whltworth spent Friday and
Saturdayyy here returning to Welser
Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. It. O. Payne and little
daughter Helen have returned from
a month's outing at Payette Lakes
James. William. anil Hugh Biggs
returned Tuesday from a visit with
the Clevelands' at Jamleson.
Miss Eva Vanderhoff who has been
the guest of friends here returned
to her home In Vale Friday.
Misses Pauline and Neva Bllllng
sley were visitors in Vale Pioneer's
Day.
W. W. Wood of this city Is spi-nd
nig a vacation "Villi his fafmlly at
Blue Mountain Springs.
An Ice cream social will be given
n the lawn of the Methodist church
Saturday evening, Sept. 4th. All
are cordially Invited.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Arnold unit dung
ter Miss Alva have gone to Bruneau
Idaho to visit Mrs. Arnold's brother,
Dr. Bartlett.
Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Blackuby return
ed from their outing ut the Payette
laiki Saturday. They made the
trip in their car.
Mrs. E ; Brooks of Jamleson
spent Sunday with friends and rel
atives In Ontario, returning Monday
morning.
Juiues MacOrcgor, Mrs. Art Well
ington, Edith and Viola Husted
Idaho where they have been camping
since eurly in July.
Mrs A II Hill und little daughter
returned Monday from Eugene
where they have ben visiting Mr.
Hill's parents.
Mrs. E. M. Hrelg returned Tuesday
evening from Cornucopia Mine where
she bus been the guest of Mrs. Wilson
P i on rl) of Ontario for severul weeks.
H. H. Wealherspoon of Elgin
Oregon, State Fruit Inspector for this
district was a visitor here the first
part of the week.
Charles Johnson and wife and
youngest son are spendln ug few
weeks with their daughter Mrs Kd
Ward uear Drewsey.
Hull Maddei. v-.i.o i- ei. ploy to a'
' -i- Malheur Mercantile Coiiip.un
Is spending a vacation with ho
briber at fa-cad. Idaho.
Professor E. Q, Bailey and County
Agriculturist Howard, made a trip
tu Nyssa last week lu the Interest of
the County Fair.
The Ontario Furniture Co., un
loaded a new car of furniture thb
week. It was purchased in Port
land recently by Mr. II L Peterson
Joe H. Wilson of Puryear, Tenn.,
arrived here last Friday to visit his
son, Kay, at Nyssa. Mr. Wilson
went to Portland this week and will
stop here again on his way home.
Mr. and Mrs Vern Chambers
returned Saturday noon from their
vacation spent at Blue Mountain
Springs and at Prairie City with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Will Fiser hat re
turned from :i visit with relative,
a Westfall and Itlverslde While at
B verslde the) were the gueatu of
Fiser's slir'e.- Mr L 15 I-ry
L r"
Hunter was up from Nyssa
days last week.
Miss Iva Heal of La Hrunde wl.
'lis hern spendM-i Hie summer In
t i :! t- stopDed off last Saturday
i' I'd Sunday on her way home and
,-a- ii guest at th E tl Bulley home.
Mrs. Kdward Flfer took her little
daughter Helen to the "Meter ltahles
Contest" In Vale lust week. She was
entered In Division 1, being 21
months old and averaged 96.
H. B. Logan of the EasternOre
gon Land Company came down from
Ilaker City last week, where he has
been looking nftr the company's
Interests.
Some Improvements have been
made in the Millinery ft Art Store
this past week. New shelving has
been added and the interior In gen
eral, overhauled, In preparation for
the fall stock.
Larue Blackaby returned to Ontar
io Monday from Jordan Valley where
he has been spending the summer
from Homedale Both boys will
leave about the tenth for Eugene
where they will enter the University
of Oregon.
Furman Hcholes entertained a
number of little friends at a lawn
party Thursday afternoon, (lames
were played on the lawn and delic
ious refreshments were served to the
little tots at the close of the after
noon H. O. Drane, local agent of the
O. 8. L. left last week with his fain
By for Bingham Canyon, Ctah,
where he Is now spending his vaca
tion. II. H. Holderman, O. 8. L.
cashier here, Is taking Mr. Drane's
place while he Is away.
"Uncle Dick" Butherford brought
a throe cucumbers this week that
were fully grown together In the
suiiie niunmr that tl- I tw i Mr
VsnValkeub f had last w k were
"Untie luck" -s.'s he car nr MM u
beter anyway.
The Ontario Meat Market has
again changed hands. O II l.aw
.on who owned the market about a
year ago, und went to Chico, Wash
ington, has returned to Ontario and
bought out Alfred Anexdale. Mr.
Lawson took possession yesterday
Mr. and Mrs II. C. Schuppell and
son and Mrs. SchuppeB's sister Mrs.
Shirley huve returned from (heir out
ing. The ladles have spent the great
er part of the summer at Blue Moun-
t mi Springs and Mr SchuppeB's work
bus kept him in the Interior country
Mr. and Mrs.
returned from
Wallowa Luke
D. M Tuggurt have
an inning spent at
Mr Taggarl went
up with his family several weeks ago
up with his family several weeks ago
and then made another trip by auto
and spent two weeks with them be
fore returning home.
SAVK YOUH DIMES
AM) BUY A WATCH
THE FAMOUS ILLINOIS
.Now Si. Ill on
THE JITNEY
Watch Sales Plan
For one mouth we will sell you a
: aiiious ILLINOIS Watili 17 Jewels
Adjusted, i inn model, 12 or 16 Size,
In a gold tilled case, guaranteed
i'or 25 years, ou the Jltuey Plan.
You pay IO ceuts ikisu and 10
cuts additional each week, for 16
weeks, after which the paymeuts de
cease lo cents weekly until the
watch Is paid for and then It Is yours.
We will sell you ANY watch you
prefer, ou the same proportionate
terms.
All OimmI WaU-lies, Fully Ouaruu-
teed.
Owing to the small amount of
these payments we shall Insist on
one payment each week until the
watch Is paid for.
Every Man, Woman and Child can
afford to buy a watch on Our Jitney
Plau.
W. W. LETSON
Jeweler, ... -Ontario, Ore.
The many friends of D. C. Mc
Donald, formerly of Fruit land, were
glad to heur that the news of his
dentil as printed In many of the local
papers last week, was a mistake and
that he is slightly Inproved now
The misunderstanding was caused
by a telephone message to the Uev.
Tlckner of Fruitland being misinterpreted
Mrs. F. E. Piatt and two children
who have Mil an extendrc. vi.dl
I ere at the honi- of C. W. Phut haw
gone to their home in I'arnia
Hobby was very III with pn'umonii.
early In the summer and was confl-i
id to the ho'-pltal here but Is almost
entirely recovered now.
Another exciting set of tennis was
played on the Bherside court .Men
day evening when II. L. Peterson
ind Boy Smith challenged It. W
-iwagler and II. B. Cockrum The
esults of the game were :: ii anil
I 8. On Wednesday evening Mr
I'eterson and Mr. Smith played a set
-.v 1 1 It Bryan Neeb and Kphrlam liar
let on the same court.
Mrs. E. W. Morse and family re
'iirned Wednesday gfnni Council,
'dahn, where they were Joined b
Mr. Morse who Is employed with the
Adams County Light Power Co.,
of that place They had a delight
ful outing, hunting and fishing, and
ilso spent sometime at Starkey Hot
Springs. Mrs. Morse states that the
ountry there la an ideal place to
pi-mi the summer.
Apple blossom time as the poet
s wont to sing about It, hue been
mine now for several moons, but E.
Is, Van Valkenhcrg. tin- man who is
always discovering some freak, vis
ited the Argus olllce again this week
with a nice hunch of apple blossoms
They came from an old tree that has
evldentlyy Just found out that sum
mer has come as It neglected to
bloom earlier In the spring. We
will wait with Interest the treat of
the apples which will hi- expected in
ripen some time In December.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The theme for discussion next Sun
day Morning In the Congregational
Church will be, "The I'selessness of
War". This will be sermon for the
times, and will Interest you Come
and hear It. Philip Koenlg, Pastor
BAPTIST eill'BCH NOTES.
The revlvlal meetings ut Nyssa are
progressing nicely. Three conver
sions up to Sunday evening. The
meetings will runtime until Sunday
evening. Miss Mary C. Ayres will
peak at both hours at the home
church next Sunday. Let all come
I). EEE Baker, Pastor. '
'HKAHTH IN EXILE"
Hope lvanovna, tie daughter of a
Russian patriot, wl. died whil'st
.erving a term of im risoiiiiieut for
promulgating ilnctrii. i of humanity
and political freedom, lias devoted
tier life to carrying on the work a
niongst the poorer classes.
She is a girl of high moral (liar
..iter, steadfast in tier principles and
unshaken lu determination
Her baud Is sought in marriage by
two men, who although their sta
tions in life are wide apart, lire loyal
li.tiids: One, Paul I'avlow, is a
poor student, und the other, MWSJI
I 'a! ma is a wealthy scion of Russ
ia n aristocracy. Hope accepts the
latter in order that her work will
not be hampered by luck of money
The chief of police, cruel, relent le
and lascivious has met Hope, and
i (traded by her beauty and virtue,
determines to possess her, und to
this end has had her Inl.and sen
lenced to fifteen ears in liilieria und
Ills friend (o Ii , eur, in Eus( Bus
.-.is, on false charges
Hope, however, Is proof sgaiust
ill his advances and makes a loug
ouruey to Siberia to Join her Im.
.und in exile. After many month.-.
f travel, during which she suffers
-ndless privations, she arrives, not
to find her husband, but her lover,
who In a spirit of wonderful self
sacrifice, actuated by his high souled
ove for Hope and deep friendship for
BAKER WOMAN IS
LAID TO REST
linker. Funeral services for Mrs.
John Turley whose death m-curcd In
Portland the llrst of last week, were
in-Ill here Friday afternoon. The
services were under the auspioM of
the Itehecceh lodge.
THREE CARS SHFFP
SHIPPED FROM BAKER
Haker, Three enrs of sheep were
hipped from Haker August 20th .,
y It. W. Stiinlleld, to the A J. Knol
III Sheep Commission Co., of Chi
li go.
SECOND PAIR OF
TWINS ARRIVE
Payette, Mr. and Mrs Walter
.Vatts are the proud parents of their
second pair of twins, a boy ami a
lrl, born Tuesday, August :14th.
.iii-v have twin boys who are now
four years old.
BIO BEEF SHIPMENT
FROM MALHEUR
Malheur, Twenty cars of beef cat
tle for the Omaha market were shipp
ed from this vicinity by way of llm
..in last week. A number of the
aitli-ini-ii from Malheur, Ironside,
mil Hrlilgeport bunched their cattle
inr shipment.
COLUMBIA MINE
MANAGER RESIGNS
Hiker. I i. .nk S. Baillle, manager
of the Columbia mine and one of the
veterans In the mining business in
Eastern Oregon, has resigned from
active business and will only remain
in charge of the mini- until his sue
lessor can be found. Mr. Balllli- has
been in charge of the Coluiuhlu mltiii
llor I 7 years.
MRS. JOSEPH MEAD
BURRIED IN BAKER
Buker, The funeral of Mrs. Jos
eph Mead of Cornucopia who died
last Thursday from blood pMMslBI
was held Saturday afternoon from
the Welch Chapel in this city lie
sides her husband, Mrs Mead is sur
vlved by two children.
CALDWELL HAS
NEW LEGAL TENDER
A new legal lender ha been intro
dueud here, says a Caldwell paper
As far as durability is concerned,
eggs may not measure up to I'ncle
Sum's medium of exchange, but Uu-
look perfectly good to a local reul
estate firm which Is offering four
five acre tracts at the price of !I0
eggs a day, for live years
It Is estimated that each lr.ui will
support ''"" hens, and that 1UU of
Serge, has exchanged sent.
The end of the story is replete with
thrills and heart beats and In the
rob- of Hope, Clara Klin i II Voung
bus a part in which her .strong power
of characterlxudou is dciimiit rated
and to which she gives a remarkable
and powerful interpretation
The film, in five purls, will be
shown ut tin- Dreamland tin -i'i-Saturday
night, Sept 4th.
SPECIAL TO THE I. IH Is
COPE, THE TAILOR
Your suit needs rolining
or cleaning for Fail- time;
Ladies Suits made ou the
Ik niist s. NO CHICAGO
WORK, having found fae-
ti.r work n-M Inferior anil un-
-.it i-i,ii i ii -. .
E. Cope & Wife
laolles Tailors Moore Hotel Hlk
BUSINESS LOCALS -
Ladles Man-Tailored Hulls to meas-uri-.
made from men's suitings.
Will be worn evtenslvely this Fall.
Kam fully prepared to give you this
service at Moderate Prices. Call
and look over my line.
AltT IHNXK'K,
Custom Tailor.
34 2t
TO TRADE Hood residence pro
perty In a line Idaho town, for land
or town property In
III, Ontario, Ore.
Ontario. Ilox
FOB SALE Potato digger at
Hnsary Hospital. tf
Holy
QIT IN TOUR KINDLING UK
TORI IT (1ETS DAMP. DRY
SI, AH WOOD AT THE VANPETTEN
Ll'MHEH COMPANY.
I nder our now school bonril de
MNMMJ contract, all school hooks
must he solil strictly cash, at
KVKHHAItT DIM o COMPANY.
DON'T FOIH1ET that Ixiuls Hurtle
still sharpens shears at the O. K.
Barber Shop, only ten centa a
pair. 26 8t
If you want n good, rich, clean sanit
ary milk for your babies, Phone r7 J.
Doolittle s Sanitary Dairy. 34-lt.
VILLA PABK LOTS In city of On
tario, or ten acres adjoining tho city,
to trade for clearing and plowing 211
teres on Parma Bench, near Nyssa.
Interstate Land k Loan Co., Boise,
Idaho. 81 tf
EXCLUSION EAST
via
OMMNM HiioitT live
I 'it Ion Pacific System
Tickets on sale, August IK anil
2a.
22.
and September I, K, t '. and
Limit, October :ilst See agents
for rates and further particulars.
It M
Call and see our new Hue of fall
millinery. Millinery and Art Store.
FOB SALE A milk cow, cheap
(all :.;.! or ('has. Cox. 34tf
Tho best work
pressing, Is done
Pressery. Phone
Dreamland.
In cleaning and
at the Ontario
N4J Opposite
34 It
WANTED (Brl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. W. II. Brooke.
Phone II I m :ir.tf
II N'I(1 and PBESSINO prompt
ly and properly done. See Cope, the
Tailor lft.lt
I mlci our new m-IhmiI hoard ile-im.-h..i
contract, all school hooks
must Im sold strictly cash, ii
EVKIOIAKT Dill (i COMPANY.
Till: WOBI.DS HEHT MIMIC
CAN HE YOllts
A Viitiola will play any piece of
music you want to hear, und any In
strument you choose, Just us often
its you like. It never gets tired
Tho voices and art of the masters
may be yours, If you huve a Vlctrolu.
WOULD VOl LIKE ONE?
TEltMK, js . in. ter mouth.
Ask HILLN PHARMACY. . tf
KINDLING
Dry Slab Wood for Kindling at
I'HK VANPETTKN U'MBKB CO
these in their turn, will keep the egg
production up to the point necessary
for the daily payment The other
100 will make a good living for tin
average man, It is believed.
All the purchasers need to do
lo is I
lies.s, I
to MJSlf he place for (he bus!
keep puding the right kind of egg-
producer into his fowls, keep sweet,
he honcsi in his count, work four or
live hours a duy, huy his feed ut liar
vest and read the poultry deparimeutJ
In a good furm Journal.
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