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Farming I
mtm MMMM IMIMMM
CORN THAT BEATS FROST.
Thn Can Grown In tha Northwoat-
rn Whiil R.tf.ona.
Aftor noarly twouty yoars of work
llw Agricultural eullego of Waah
lagton and co-oporaUna; former tw..
arietlea of corn adapted to Hie rlgos
,,ii. clluiite of " I'uclfle northwest
ore 1 1. ii Wing etmng bid for a perms
nent place In I ho fn mil iik of those
alalia whoa rllnmli. la characterised
,y occasional MM aprlnt; frosts, eo.1
ntrhta, even W mldanmme and rmirij
rmrly fall froata. wrltas i l. hloe
In (ha tNsJntry llrntletTtan The proh
Irtu of western nnil norther corn
rowers. lten eteloalTe Intarrat till
lately laa lieeii In wnoat. baa leii ti
find or develop a type of f,nfu rt" wl"
land tlin lato aprlim froat ami the Mai
midsummer nlfhta and Upon np ahead
uf the fall frosts.
The two new vartotlea of corn are
1tattnct typoa. known In tho wort f
t.i AfliMwMtal c.iiioge WW W
low lent and Wlndna White ?.!
ii, I, Hi ciioutb, aiirflenth- fart raXnii .
In their Introduction Info tha imnb
wrat cannot he doiermlned Nearlt
twenty yrnr ao '. II. Thayer, now
lead, and Mi n.lghl-ir. W V tTMd
who U mill living, were growtiw
II. ' ll MINN
I hem In Wliliiiiiin count). VYaan Win
(III r tin while ill.d Thayer the
y I ! Ii man bad obtained hi
atl Mei mMMMi Tin" ih'IkiiImu.
now ii'iL, apparently had liaM- tin
mtil "nurwhr In tlie mat" and had
done rimmI ili-iii nf Hi II sele tln
which In mm wbb tatcu up by flu
AfcTl . iillii.-nl i-.il letfe
.1 )ar paaMl by Thaier and
Wliulu srew their torn with Increae
lug atga In Ilia anrly nliuili- I lie
Hurnl inlti-ui' n fniuuliil In tha
-till- of Waatiliik'ton. and whrn at
li niiU Mrra iiiailr n fvw i-ui MMf M
lniri-linti iiiru Wlndn and Tbayor,
Im Hm-iI mar I In- MJ iniliui.,n rn
lliiilntli-all) iliiiiilnl ttt4 tr tilal.
Mtfe v lnax that III u iiprii- !
'i tlii-r
In mi, i-iiiij,' ypara ninny MirliUi-
n i urn : pff lrlfl iut and fllinliriliil
I i i id- lni i.r ilu iiil hiKbi ol
ii I l-iiiniin-r Hovrral kind Kia
tin- frmit mid riH,ii,i---i nf iiiniini'r.
iil In U- ii piil In llu full i i in li
ft- tln- could l ullix-d nu- lilit
and )-i in ili Mi. lii'Wi-ii-r, iruiuitl
w 1. 1. 1,, (- in' iln ir uui ili Mill, It
i ! ill mmh i .i-fi.ri tin- n i ! i
luritl riilli'Ki- fill aafv In i imiiu-ii I
W tin- linn In iln- fin nn i- In I
I mil Wal ili- In uffoff llnnli-il
i . i.r Uui Kii-.l fui trial II)
..in- hil . ailed Thayer ' '
i I ..nl iil.il tin- ntliiT Wliulu lilll'
lit
I .ill III! M .Ill . i ifllllV lll
i., iln- productloa of w Im-iiI ami
II lill 111 i Ii III till- ' i 'I
"iii n'.iIi-i i.r iln- ml. Mil- m i IM
i l IimUiiI unkillni- "i Ii b On' lt
. I .itlnu ii.ulil tin .U.I H nil ni-nl
I, t I'll I. I III II
matt i u. In nf it i in- n-Hiitt. m-u-I
Hint Iii tin- n. -t t-ar. I'.his. ti
1 I., iii.u ii.iitii jfT.i .iiiiiiIi-n
-I iii'iunu fi.innii wit" i"Uiliil
i.lvi' It a fnlr trlul In MMJQ 7i
i .r iin- corn wr ttlatribata i
ll I. it- ull.,11 Mi, .n 1,111 llllllkl-l! Mil
illHiiii.il Miiit in iivortlirnw Iiik tin'
IU-.it f 'irina.r'id i.t-i hnlli',1 iil-mIiimI rtirii.
l i In- iifstni im Hilda inrii nulla
I i 'l-li .1 In in-IIIihi- -li-rn In-ill
llnim Iii I iMii.irv I ', In iiiii unit
" I" nf tin- iri-iit ynir llu- imrlrnl
ml . ii.l-i- illHlrltintisI until- tliiin
BO inuiiiU of Wlinln.i iiinl Tlm.i-r
'. ii-iri-H-niiiiK i. mi a nn n. .inn
It lf U l.l villi It. I 1,1, II. I, I
- " I
" "' -i nn r.iuii in I'uiiiiiiiii. whit
(n ii.iimv. WiihIi . tin- TIi.i.mt V-l
''lit liriiMN friii ftvi in Hi-vi-n fi-i't
I wi'll mill in'i.ilu.'cs fmir til
''" t"iii nf ullam- nn ROT. Vlildt
I'llli- .'ill lit. u n I' ft-.illl llilrli- In win
- .
"ii.liiN Iiiim- I.ii-ii iilil:ilni-il, whlili
iilii ri. ml I'ur ii rfulnn fur tun rl::
tut "wu as ruiinit In Km iiatiinil
PI nn, , f in I lit) mil! h.
ili- vulliiw inrii. nsii.illi
. nl It.i tin- iniMI.- nf St-i
' lllu- PUII III.
hlli- li ii HI nl. .nit ii fiiul
1 1 . Tbavor Yellow, with
r llnarlj hn lor atal -1 tod Ml
ra well mill by n
lor vli'lda mI .i ol'lit tona of
W t Hie m-rw
L Ll - JM LL-nf FlrLt i
dUCKBERRY PLANTATIONS.
Volt New Grown f.ucceaafully In Al
moat twry Prrt.on of tha Country.
t'ri.parail by fiip..i I ti 4tMMmatt1 If
ii,(i k ll ma.)
I 'niler Ko.nl iiii.n i..i-iii,iiiI nn nverngw
MM of MOO i nn it m of MMkMjflMi
;ier in'ra ran Mj MBW -ti-d, inronllnu to
ii recent publlrutlnii 1hhih y turn
I'nlti'd Ktuii iliiiiiiinii-iit of mk'H.-iiI
uire Whera the aoll U very deep and
Mob and the liet iiiolatnrt oinllllona
ire foiitn itili mny je Incrciiaed to
i.OOO (iih.ia, ami i-ertaln vnrletlea on
(he I'm Kli- hIi.... Iinve uveii kIv-ii 7,0t)0
iiiarta an MM The Inat oenaii how-.-.I
that niproxlniiitely TA)f) nerea
worn di'Vnii-d to blnckbarry plnntatlona
In the l.'nlteil Htntea
Thla airnavn la dlatrlbiitad oror prac
tically the ntlra ronntry. Mlaaourl
lenda with nenrly c.ih-u ncrea, and New
lenmy la aomnd with 4.1100 Aa a mat
far of fnct, blmkherrlea ran be. frown
anrreaaftilly on almoat any typt of
4
kut arm or rinioiiT rrvs
TIBli It a aia.n.a turn
"It and In a .le range of cllmatea.
In th colder nana of tha nortawaat
tin- aarara wlntera frequently kill tba
pin nl. and In tha arid .-. ih.na of tha
weat hot. dry wlnda daairoy the rlMin-Ing-
rrnlt The choir, of propor rarla
Mr, bowevar. will do mnrh to ovar
rotn natural dlfll'ultlna.
In aelectlnc a alio for a blackberry
plantation the moat liniirtant conld
eratlona art the inoUture of the aoll
and the a. e-. 1 1. 1 ill j of n innrkel. Tha
blackberry la a tender fruit, the keep
lug ipinlltlea of u hhli are acrloualy af
fei'ted by Jnriliig uicr rough roada. It
la, moreover, eentlal that the berrlea
bould lie plnciil on the market aa
pill kly aa pajajaJMt after they art
plcked If the) arc to coinmnnd n goo'
trli'O 1 be In-ill l.ui'l la a deep. Do
niidy loam with n Inrge aupply M
hunraa atHl abuiidnnt inuUfurf at the
rlK-nlng ai-iii-ni i Mi the other bnnd.
thu plnnta an- ofiiii klllel If water
tniida n Hn- pi iMtfMl during the
winter.
Tbo yer la-fore the aMtMMMMM tf
ihn blacklH-ri) pi UaMtMl tfM bind
huiild Im- plniitiil nidi a cultUatiil
ajaa Thla Inaure the thorough rot
ting of tin- 1 in d HI help t I troy
H.i- . uiMorma and MaMf MlbCM In
Jiirlou to Ihe jniiiig plant The "oil
al.'.iild bo pin wtil M " depth of nlnMit
iiltni liictn In the pptlng. and a
tin. rough hirrnwlir' almuhl bo gleeo
the wbolo field I ure the plant are
et Thla la uu . dna a early In
the aprtng aa the I ind m le properlr
prepared. Tin- earlier the plnnta are
act Ihe largei the proportion that lire
and tha l net their growth The
n-'t aboii' I In a.-t deep, for theeauea
break aaally If tbo crowna projeet
alwto tbo ettrfaro of tie ground. The
top abould le cut back to alt Incliea
r leaa In length Cultivation la tier
eaaary. and the plnnta abould tin-re
foro lio act BufBrleutly far apait to
permit of It
I luring the tint aummer aome Inter
rri.p may bo grown Mtfjajaaj the mwa.
wlihb will griiitly riiluce the coat of
tbo berry Held that eor. Thla ahoiild
U- inw that nnjolrt con-tnnt culla
tlmi and at the anine time nn Iniae
tfrowth will imt M birge enough to
hade the lln klierry plant Much
truck crops a cnblmgo and potntoe
are eicellcnt fr the MktpMO while
cnm and ainall gralna buld bo axnld
jQLJQi
uitiiUHi i'ikui i-r i ruii.nr nn
mki.i- nrmiii iu.i uii.ut
ed. H the M -i-d "iinilint tin- pAM
win ht large eii..iuh to occupy "H Iln
ipme Mini nn Inirn ro' HI Ml
poaalble
In Intb annum r cultivation aiinuld
heglu enrlv In Ihn .iilii and Ut Mat
tinned nt liieras ,.f fnuu in- to two
wiel. throuKliout the MaMM til mili-r
to pro Ide ii .1 ii I innli Ii t"i tbo ri ten
tlmi of inoUture mid t" kif down
Miii'keni and witd Suc'uern 'ire npt
to Npi-lng up from the mut- at varloit -llslan.ea
from tin- p i . nt nlint. aggg
rlallv when the rMtt cut DMjlM
up tliene ancker I a fnnrlte aygj uf
iieiurlng new plant, but iMt ptwrtMt
MlagftfW, "f nrM-. with the 1eld of
th t.i-rrle
lllii-klierry IMM I've lr ninny fMM
hut the cam . . iitlug two vnrle
ttH hear only In their eeond year
ft.-r the fnttMf '"' llicreforo.
Hnv abould be Mit out and burned
The onevenrnld ctmea may unually
In- left to thelliielven thtollu'hiillt the
winter Not more (ban three or four
now eanea abould I left to cub plunt.
how ver. and the otMffl "hould be
tbluued out lit the MaM IMM that tbo
tgntg which bnvo fruited are thinned,
to H.imo onKoa It will nlo be dcKtribtc
to train the plnnta In order to fa.-IH
tale cultlvnMon aa w- mm to prevent
tin in Inlng tMaMCH I'.v winter Miwl
A wlii trellN may then McggM prof
Italile InveMiniMil The slmploHt form
nf niii-Ii Ifgllla B MM "r " "I't-le wire
ItUrlied t" !'- "-et nt Interval .if
fnun llflceii I.. Ihlity feet In M4 b m
f plur.a The iaii are tied to thH
wire alii.nl l.i 'ind one h;iif MM above
the fTOUUd niither liii-t Imtl Ii to nail
. pi,-res to Hie 08t and Mrct. ll
i wo Wl f""" "' ' '",l - "' "",s' t',,,s'i
place wbli I" form NIHaiMl Mf the
,.i,!,l i li Hide. Vurle
I,, i tint grow M.incwh't like a grapo
, nn- roqulre n mat li hi Uer trellli Wltk
Mi. v . ' ','"'
I bout throe foot from Ihn ground.
WITH HONORS OF WAR.
4ighU Tho Condiliuna Coniar Upon
m boi.ud Foa.
(iiillnni ll in nn aii-irt oticMiilona ii
iiiiicmli-i ol ii fnftfajM la Htn imdltlon j
nl. and Hie i iinUMliei inclti) agree to
ii.cipl nliiien-r I or Ma the victor, in
hi abulujii in iv iuiihiho. relying upon
the Iniiei niiMnaiiliiili) for muni and
lenient ircni incut. The ux.iill roiirHO la
till: 'Ihe gm-ilHou la iIIniiiuiihI TIki
'are uiiule to lull In. nil no many prlnoii
ern, iinj eaeortr! to wherever their
I roiiipu-rora doclde Hiej ahull m- i
I tllllieil
'Iln- i-oii(uorora. of courae. oe ibni
the oeort I a airoog gourd, property
'armed, nl.lo to put down nt nine any
attempt on the piWonera' purl to oa-
:i.. or ill'iuiie.i tkoaaTI W'orxt uf nil
nn 'l i nn inly the moat gulling to any
real aoltller. the almoat am red itophle
of the dlrTi-reut roglmenui bocome tln-
, apolla of Hif victor
Otttta, ammunition, color and ench
like thing nil hnve to bo given op.
though men have glvon their Uvea to
dtfend I hem Kor tha futuro tbey
grace the home of the enemy or are
tiirn.il against their old ownera In the
Oold
It la In theae things that the hutnlll
I atlOtl of ui I i-lnliT he- nine I olUplet.
Yet all or II I aavod when the kjajfj
gflrrtaoo la granted the "honors of
I war " That meaua tbo defemlora were
simply "defoateil. but not dlagraood"
lly It uao the aocrosaful boalsgers
admit to the world that the garrison
waa abls to mako aomothlng bettor
than an unconditional aurrender. Their
her.. I. defsnao bad not left them at
ibHr last gap They could malntam
bootllltlea for aomo tlmo yst, and, ai
though they would undoubtedly be
booteu at tbo flnlah. the fortreaa could
only ta taken after mora loaa bad
been -offered
In audi a cnao all that la demanded
of the Is- iti-n men la (tint tbey abould
eTaoiiBte all their poaltlone Theae the
enemy take prHweaalou of aa what he
' hfla been trlvlng for. All the color
and other tn-phlea are retnlned by the
gnrrls.ui Ihe defenders art not prla
onor of war. isinielkl to aurrender
TJiej are ltn!ily MaHaaj men. voluuta
rlly gUIng Up the iinisjiitil couloaL
lli-i uie led dlanrilied (Hid aVMMM
bj Kuurd Muaierlng under their own
iii..is. Hie hnve i. i enemy oierlbeui
g1lng oivler lleitleil by their own
bond. wlHi ibi-lr oajn color flying
above them and no fi.n-lgr flag near,
they ' mm. li out" uf the l.slHotia they
Itft n.ihl held, saluted by their
aui-cvaior- and Ml inlii.ed by tbo world
aa heme u-r whom ir. umatnu' eo bavs
it-ii ti i.i i iig
It Mat lieeu prin t.nialy aettlwl whore
thei -i. .1 urn iMtMjf they march
by Hiiiii-m-.ii Hn-ir orfli-ers wearing
their Ittajl l Iheir akli-a. Juat so If
tbey were l tor iiitoud of ioniuertd
meii The men ei.nuaie tbelr i
slUoua and to uh MfMMb are freo
men. not MoOalOfl
Thla t munhii.g out wttb tho "tun
on of war "-I'enrsdb's
Aiwaya on tho Oo.
Thni man never aeema to atay Kng
at any ooo plai-o. What la he doing,
anyway?"
He la bolplng to tako a cenaoa of
the birds."
(Hi that acconnta for bla being con
tantlv on tho wing." - Plttahnrgb
I
We mnnt make our elertlon hetoreen
K-onomv and Hhertr or pmfnalon and
.rrrtmi'e Thoma- Jetfeeann
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
l mi. --I Mate
I'realdent Woodrow Wllaot
Vice President Tho. It Marshal
Secretary of Btato. . . Itobert Ijui-uik
Secretary of Trena .. . . W (1 McAdoi.
8H-retary o. War. ..I. M Garrison
Attorney-lJo.ieml. Thoa W. Orogor)
I'm imaator-l Mtfel. ...A. Hurlosou
rtnrotary of uv J Danleb
lMf of Interim . Kr.mkliu K UhV
HH-y of Agrlc iltutv.. I. F. lloutou
.-. . ..r iiunin in- v'm 0, Itedlleld
Ml intary of IjHh r. . W. U Wllaon
;n the PfSj J f Tumulty
t. s. suprenn t'ouit
Chief JUhtico. . . . Kdwurd i' ft'ht
... ,ti- Juat Icon,
Joseph McKentui
Oilier Wendell III .met
WHIIum l I 'a i
Jiiiuoa C Melte -ulo -
t'hurlea K llugm
Willi Vunllovan .
Joseph li l.uiiiur
Ma!. I. .li I'lluev
Vale I . N. t ..ml- 'in. . i -
Itoglater Then J. '
Hecolvor AI. N Po. i.v
Nlnte Otllcers.
Cosoruor Juiuea Itbvoom
Soc'y of State Deu VN Olo
Trouhuror 1 J Kav
Attorney (icnoral. . .lloo. h t:owi.
Supt or I'lihllc lusttmtii.il
j. a. i nun mil
Dairy and Food Comuilaalunei
J. D. Mk Me
Stale l'i inter A. W. Ui"C
I' S. Sonstora,
ll.uy K. I.ano
0 K ('luimhorlHlu
OongrooHUMi
W. ' lluw'loy
N. J. Sinnot
c Mi.Mtbur
Slate Suiroino t'ourt
i iilof .luatlco Frank A. Mooro
A., in -liiii- .lu ttOMi
Tlioiii.in A. Mcllil.lo
1 i.'iiry J lletn
irgo ii. inn in it
Koli. it Kukln
lleiiiy l. Meiihon
I. n wren re T llarrU
Mi.n. Jndiciui DMtrMt
it i' i ,IiiiIk Diilton MIkk
Itlatrli-t Attorney W . II. Ilrooke
n.ili.r- lihlli II'Ih Ivn ,aaiiilil
Joint Hnnator. tot .lant, Miillim.
mid lliuncy ( nn i.
ririg V Stowm
t on nl (Miners
ouni.v .ludgo ti. W. McKnigli
' oimty CMrft John I'. Houatoi
Hlm.iff Hnn J. Ilrowi
I'liinly ('omtnlsKonnra.
John F. Wenvor
Malvllle Kollny
I ounty Trnaaurer, J
A IK-Hlior
School Hupt
'ounty Hurvsyor. . .
'ounty foronor . . . .
Itlllpll Weaver
.Lewi K. I Mil
. . . .Fay Otofl
. . II. F.Farmor
. . .It. O. F'ayno
Truant Omcwr, A. It Mclutoah
in tin- of the i ' a" (Ontario DM
trlct O. L. King
Circuit ' ..on
Circuit Court for Malbour county
mootn In Vsto, tho county tost, on
Hie nooond Monday lu January; on
Hie fourth Monday In April; and on
Hie flrat Tuonday In September for
regular aeaalona. Hon. Da Hon Hlgga.
circuit Judge; W. II. Ilrooke, Dint
rlct Attorney; John P. llouaton,
Clerk.
omit) Court.
The County Court of Malheur
County moeta In regular aeaalon at
Vale on the flrat Wsdneaday of Jan
uary, March, May, July, September
and November. County Judge, Geo
W. M. Kn Ik l.t. M. D. Kellny and
John P. Weaver, Commlnalonem;
John P. Hounton. Clerk
WANT AD COLUMN
WANTED To trade John Deere
corn planter and riding cultivator,
nearly new. for milk co W L Kel
ler. :".'! p l
SALESMEN WANTKH to sell our
:lgh grade mock. r.peciaiiy at-
tractive commtsMon on certain line
hlanted In your Me 'on Moat lib-
ral offer we have ever made. Salem
Nursery Co.. Salem. Oft
Kill HFNT
lull RENT Rooms for light Iiouhi
Iff i'I'L'I
KeeiinK. aieaui uniiw. ihmm.
iNTAUIn
40 If
vMeai'aMiMae'awMaaeaiiaelae
i mi SAI.K in: l i:il
FOR SALE One apnn gray geldlng
one bay gelding. 2 Jeraoy cows. gi-
iik milk, furm machinery, huuaehold
ggsMi
Wolfe
Idaho
alniui 1 tons hay F A
Phone 1.122. Frultland.
:i 2t
.
I-1 ill HAl.r, utic wora ware, wcikiu
trtnn aasa t J J Millard. Ontario
wvve aa- w- -- - T
FOR SALE CHEAP A Four room
Iiouim. pantry and closet Shade and
good water, 2 lota 5 blocks from P 0
Imiuire at thla office V St.
MONKV TO UaAM ON IMPIUtVED
I.W. Ill- W. J. PINNED. ON-
t t;l". OKKOOV l'-c
. I
nurcn oerviueo
Him 1 t in m h.
Sunday School 10.00 a. m
Morning Service 11 :00 a. m
Evening Service 7:30 p. m
B. Y. P.U 6:30 P-m,
Prayer Meeting. .Wednesday Evening
Bible Study Thursday Evening
A hearty invitation is extended to
all.
DAVID E. BAKER. Pastor
l niie.l Prt) lerlan Church
lllbl.i school at 10 A. M Prench
mi at 11 A. M. and 7 30 P M
Chriatiau Kn.lr.o.n - '
or all the services and
Come to any
you will fiud u vtelcuiue. W. N. ltr.in
Pastor
MKilinllsf Cm iii'il
Sunday School. P:it a. m. Pla
ing. morning. 1 1 :t a. in., evcnii .
p. m.
..i nceti the church the church
ee I- V ' "let gel UafM f.
C. 0. PRATT. PMM
I ongrcgat tonal Church.
Sunday School, 10 00 a in
Morning Worship, 11:00 a.
Endeavor, 7:00 p. m.
Evening Service, 8:00 p.
REV. PHILIP kvENRJ.
Catholic Church.
Mass at 10 a. m. Sunday mornings
H. A. CAMPO. K-vt..r
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I We aliow a pletttfS of tho
j patka.;r in wh.h
:7iMr7
UiTi- -'I. .a
. v. a...a,wi
V
come p;e ted IMM you may
ICCi . I
Oiur Maj any d.- .lrr
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Business
I'll YHK TANS
! SZI N(i WKKSK
I'ntarlu, Oregon
Office in New Wilson Block,
tSTEOI'ATHlC FUYHICIAN8
Ir. Harriet Sean
Dr. Pauline Hears
(iraduatea American School of Otto
pa thy, Kirkarille, Mo.
Wilavin Block. Telephone 154 Blk
J aai - riraxruvjijxrvAJ'
TAILORS.
COI'K. Tlie Tailor, Tailoring.
I'ronalng and Cleaning.
Phone 106W Opposite Pott Office
aaataWiaaaiaaSaaSJaSaWsajsajaassasWaSSaSaasaajsj
TKA.NHKKH
TRANSFER, BAGGAGE AND EX
PRESS
Moots all tralnt.
JOHN LANDING!! AM
UNDERTAKING
J. 11. FARLEY Funeral dircctc.
and embalmer. Lady assittant Phone
1.12-W. Ontario. Oregon.
LOCAL MARKETS
Price minted below are oeneral re
tail price prevailing in Ontario and
are in no case special tale price;
Chneae, fancy, lb 20c
Flour, high potent, ssck 91.35
Flour, straight grade, sack. . . .$1.25
Potatoes, ewt IT 2.1
Onions, dry. per lb lc
Deans, Navy 7c and c
cabbage, now, lb
pje pumpkins, per lb,
i tppieg, hot
oranges, dot
! Bananas', dog ........
IViC
. . .lc
.9100
. .15c
...30c
Lemons, dot. 30c
Sugar, cane, per cwt 97.00
Honey, t trained, pint 30c
llnnev. rnmh. lb. lfir. and 2 for. .25
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N'utt, English walnuU, lb 2rc
NuU, BraxiU, lb. 2oc
Almonds, lb 25c
Rice, lb 8c and 10e
Hut tor and Eggs.
Ranch eggs, dot 30c
Putter, ranch 10c
, butter, creamery !5c
Flab, Poultry and Meats.
Lard. lOlba $1 35
Ram. ncr lb 2V
-
Bacon, per lb
22Hc to 26c
Head cheese, lb. ZOc
Turkeys 1 -C
Turkeyys. droosod 17c
Ducks, live weight 10c
Ducks, d rested 14c
Hent.lb 16c
Lamb, spring, fore quartets $1.00
Lamb, spring, hind quarters $1.50
Iamb chopt, rib, lb -8.
llutton chopt. ID inc
port . hops, ion or nb. ib. 20c
Pork, shoulder, lb 18
RoHesl rib roast, lb 28c
Rjb rol,t( primCi Jb 22c
Round Bteak( lb 20c
nit.bonc tenderloin, lb 28c
Salmon. Ib 20c
- ,b 20c
. ., . ,h lgt.
Shoulder roost, lb
Htm, sliced, lb
Kippered salmon, lb
Salt .-almon, lb
,...ls
....30c
..124c
30c
5c
. ...25c
Fmokcd salmon, lb
Srnoki d herring, eai'h
Sirloin steak, lb
SbmIM, Columbia river. lbs. for
2.re
Sparc ribs, lb.
l.le St.Kk.
Ilo.s. .
Veal .
tows .
Lambt
4 c to IH
. . . 4c to 5c
, . 3c to -I 'c
. . . .4c to 5c
... .4c to It
Steers
Mutton 3c to lc
.i .tm MggfcgMi
Timothy Hay. baled, pgf ml. 11.11
i.at. per cwt $1.60
Data, per cwt
Il.irley. per cwt f 1.40
Corn on cob $1.11
Mailed Alfalfa 7.rc
O. A. C.
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PARMERS' AND HOME-MUEM' WEEK
tod rural i in: oomwumm
January ,i to 8. igio
Ll liiiuati.'ii l'i ii- -1 Help for lh Uome
the liiu ihe i.mimuiuly
Coiivrulu.il, of Oir.m Cieale.t li.duliir
Cottfcreacaa oa oi.ou atiaS v Hal IMol.lrui.
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January n to lebru. ry 4, ioio
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ATTORNEYS.
W. II. Ilrooke,
Wilson Bldg.
Attorney at Law.
Ontario Or.
C McGONAC.II.I.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will Practice in All Courts
Notary Public. Office Over PoatoffMn
LESLIE 1. AKBR
LAWYER
Room 9, Pint National Bank Bldg.
Ontario. Oregon.
Mcculloch a wood
LAWYERS
Rooms 1-2 3 Pint Natl Bank Bldg.
Ontario, Oregon.
It. W. HwagJor Attoraoy at Law.
Rooms ia-14-ll Wilson Bldg
OnUrlo Oregoa.
FLOWERS.
ONTARIO FLORAL CO. Orders
for cut flowers. Argus Office, Ontario,
Oregon.
NOTICE.
Dr. W. 0.
dental office
Howe has moved his
to tho Wilson bund
le tf
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COPE lias the only modern steam
cleaner In this part of the country.
prices moderate. Phone 105. Mooro
Hotel block.
;
Important Day
February 3d
Is to be generally
observed
NATIONAL THRIFT DAY
mesne much to every Indi
vidual. Its general obser
vance la important to thla
community, the State and
the Nation.
Every Idle dollar can b put
to work to the benefit of the
Individual and community
by being depoalted In thla
Institution, which la recog
nised as a doairable dopoal
tory for celebrating Thrift
Day.
Fix the Date
February 3rd.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ONTARIO
A Ge4 Baaa la a : I olr
$100 Reward. $100
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