A GOOD RECORD Some people make a record of talking into a phonograph. Mine was made by giving "the best for the money and a square deal to all." Suits made to order, and prices to suit all pocketbooks. Cleaning and pressing, promptly and properly. Edward Cope LADIES AND GENTS TAILORS Oppo.lt I he Po.toffire n.i.nr 105 w Ontario Laundr)7 Down Town Office Evcrhart's EASTER, APRIL 23 A Suit on time is worth while Strictly tailored Suits 7b your measure is an JSbonomical fcsource. yluril 23 you should be Prepared to fide with the best dressed. invite you to call NOW. ATE orders mean RUSH. 23 more orders wanted. Art Dunnuck TAILORING Cleaning and Pressing I'honr 45 HAVE YOUR SPRING SEWING STARTED With Perfectly Fitted Corset A Nu Bone at the Cornet Parlor in the Annex Block, back of the M. M. Store A garment guaranteed against rusting or breaking SARAH L. CAIN l'rop. PERSONAL-LOCAL Mrs. Harry A. Morrow is In Hols IIiIh week. The grand Jury In In aenalon at Vale thin week. Mr. and Mm. hetaon made a trip to Heine Sunday Mlaa Ijocey returned to Ironaldea Wodnenday morning. A daughter wm born to M and Mm. K. W. tiarcun on Monday. Mr. Tonnlgaen entertained In hon or of Mm. Chapclln on Monday. The fold Storage Cnmpnny la now paying caah for eggs. Phone ir.7lt Mrs. Whltworth was up from Weis er Tuesday to look Bfter tlie hotel huslness. It N. Stanfleld. tho sheep and cat tle man, ht hore this week looking af ter his Interests. Mr. Cadden. of Hololt, Kansas, has l i n here this week visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Kd Uoudy. Miss Kniraa Clark returned Satur day from LaUrundo where she wu visiting with friends for several days. P. J. Gallagher Is home from Hums where he spent the last three weeks trying rases In the salon of circuit court. Work of rebuilding the Mnlhi ur bridge Is proceeding slowly, tho inn terlal Is not arriving to the hel ad vantage. The old Hill Pharmacy Is HI known an the Modern shop and they will luue a nupply of earn la iiih! K.inter lllllea fur Suiil.iy A cow tester has been engaged for the Malheur-Canyon district and will rommence work on the flrnt of May. He will have some 400 cows to look after. Water waa turned Into the Shoe Hiring ditch on the 16th, hut few of the ranchers are using any water aa tho ground Is still moist from the win ter rains. Now Is the time to make teat of your seed corn. It la an easy matter and will insure a good stand, which means a good crop. If the aeed la poor the atand will be poor. II c Wheeler, the hotel man at Harper, was here thin week. He aaya they are ready for the shearing at that place and expect to handle 75, 000 sheep there this season The railroad carpenters have been making several changes at the depot thla week to make It handler for the employees. The work of changing the yards has not started yet. Henry Hlackwell la arranging to make a shipment of cattle from the Clerf ranch. He finds tii.it the in crease from the New Mexico oattle he purchased a few years ago la In fine shape. Mr. and Mra. I.elghton and daugh ter Mlaa Bessie, Mrs. Haas and daugh ter and Mr. Vernon, of Welser, were calling on Mr. Creein last Sunday. Mr. Creem returned to Welser with them in the auto. Manager Orr, of the Klectrlc In vestment Company, waa here thla week and reported that he had In stalled fourteen pumping plants this sea eon ao far. That looks like quite a lot of new bualneaa. Mr Lockheed Is busy on another new house. He has the foundation In and the frame raised This Is go ing to be for his own use, but that la what he thought when he built the other one last winter. Mr. Jacuulrih was in this week from the Nitrate mines, where they have been busy getting ready for the sea son's work. Mr. JacquWh says they are about ready to commt-uce mining Mini that there is a good demand or all the nitrates they can produce An order waa plaoed last week for three houaea by Mrs. W. E. Orrell, Mrs. J. P. Hill and Frank I , They all huvo homesteads In unuth of Vale and placed thHr order with the Boise-Payette Lumber Company. It MM tho flrnt day for Manager Mi Lean and kept him Dl The member!' of the Are compnnWv have a standing rule that when one n f i heir number getn married he h entitled to .mmethlng and lant week the bunch 'nl'ed on Mr and Mrn Louis KlbCMla nnd presented them with a hnnil'iom" llbrnry table. The evening war a very pleunant one for all. The Water Users association has been holding meeting during the pant few weeks and finally got their af fairs straightened out and new oil! cers In charge. R. F. Taylor Is the president, Joe Williams, vice presi dent. K. A. Wlndom, secretary; 0. W Piatt, treasurer and K. M. Moor". water master. Marshal Farmer picked up a drunk this week, with a partly empty alco hol flnsk nnd some whiskey. He nl- M had nnni" tin il checks He was giv en a fine and allowed to leave town J M Fnlrbnnkn who hoiieht the eighty acre troct owned h Cnnlleld and Hutler, In arrniiKlng In Install n pumping plant to cover the high pots on the place. It wen found that the original houndarlen for the MalhMr drainage district were not tin n new deal was made and a petition drawn up for a district with different boun daries and there seems to be no doubt hut what It will go through all right nn the majority of the Inndn! were sinned up It should not re quire much time to complete the new district when the red tape is un wound A. Venatta has been In town sev eral days this week from bin ranch He reports that all the nheep on the upper desert wintered well. Noth lug but the strong stuff was tunic, out and these were fed only ten iayi The poorer stuff was wintered at the ranches and fod well with the re sult of a big lamb crop and a fine grade of wool Mrs. Venatta la to fur recovered from her operation that he will accompany Mr. Venatta when he returns home. Ouy Johnston, the democratic can didate for sheriff from the nig Ilend district was here this week meeting with the voters. He aaya In his school district the levy waa made on the values of the assessor and the re sult Is that they rained fifty per cent more money than needed to carry on the schools for the year. He finds much illsnutlsfactlon with the manner of aaaesslng the county and the enor mous taxea demanded to run the county without giving the people anything In the way of bettermenta. Many of the Ontario people have been to Boise during the past ten daya to aee the birth of a nation Il lustrated. The spectacle la laid to be one of the beat ever produced and ! of much historical Interest. Among thoae from Ontario who attended are: Mrs. C. It. Peterson and daughter, PERSONAL AND LOCAL L. M. fleaweard was In from Cord thin week visiting with bin family A duughter was born to Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Marnden on the 1 7th. .1 li llllllngnley In nt Hrognn thin week where he Is having hln sheep sheared. Mrs. John Woods went to River side Monday for a week's visit with ' friends. ll v. ilenont hi on the street fefaVia, looking a little thin but In good shape. Mrn. took if Ontario, Oregon. WM a gnenl lust week of her daiit:h:ii Miss Anna Cook, vho Is a ntuden1 in the Oreip 'l-llollnenn school -Niuii;a l.esd r IV Weltlenhlller has returned from bin sojourn during the winter nt outside points and has taken charge of his large farm operations PMf Hums. Ho states he linn com pleted the seeding of about 1,000 ac res of grain and In preparing to put in n. ore. A few more farmern like Mr. Wolttenhltler Is what Ilnrn" county needs. Burns News. Three crews are at work on Stra horn survey In Central Oregon. ONTARIO PEOPLE AT WEISER From Welser Aiuerlcmi) Mrn. W. K. Orrell went to Vale, Saturday to llvo on her homestead which is bunted near there. II. I. Ponrtunu of Ontario visited at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John II lushing, yesterday. Allen L. Beagle of Ontario and Miss I.oriiie M Seoit of Payette, were mar ried Wednesday afternoon, Justlco C. 0. Taylor officiating. A picnic party composed of J. IV llllllngnley and family and A. L Cock rum and family of Ontario and 0 aV Kenyon and family and Mr and Mrn 1 1 i' Whltworth spent Sunday on willow creek. Vassar Girl Shoes One of this season's best creations, and a shoe designed for comfort as well as a STYLISH WALKING BOOT This model comes in Plain, Patent, Tan, White Buck Leather, Rubber Heels, white leather soles ivrtn sritiAL We have another shipment of the new White Washable Kid. anil would sum;osi that If ton antici pate a pair of while high shoes for Faster Hint Jim make jour ne leitlnii at once. NEWTON'S Dependable Footwear and Hoisery ONTARIO OREGON VALLEY VIEW HAPPENINCS Mra. W. O. Armstrong waa on the , sick list laat week. Mr. Jack Harlow made a trip to I Cow Valley last week, with cattle for' Mr Williams the Arcadia foreman. Mr. and Mrs. Wylle Frakes took dinner last Sunday lib Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Frasler. Mlsn Ituth Stewart spent the week end In Ontario with her uncle, F. i: Stewart and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ree and Mils Lola, were callers at Mr. H. Moeller last Thursday evening. Mr. Marlon Smith has rented an eighty acre farm In Idaho, and moved over there laat Monday. Rich Designs in Millinery zfor Easter Every woman wants something NEW this Easter. Something out of the ordinary, something with originality and individual ity. She, too, wants the price to be quite within the reach of her purse. We have them here now, both extremes and everything between. BONNET SHOP, Ontario Mr. A. J. Miller of Ontario, visited at the home of Mr. W. II. Sher wood's Monday. Mrs W. S. Parker of Riverside, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harlow, the last two weeks. Orandma Bees waa visiting Mrs. Uus Belch last Thursduy. Last Wednesday Mrs. Wjlle Frakea mil Mrs V U Armstrong spent the day with Mrs. Ben Hose of Cairo. On account of storm Tuesday ev ening, there waa but few present at Bible nludy and choir practice. Preaching Faster Sunday, April 23 at three thirty by Itev Pratt. Mrs. Pete DuForil, J W Prater. Mrs. J W. Weese, Ethel McNulty, Cora McNulty, Mr. and Mrn Homer llum bo, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cockrum, L. i II lockruin, A II Cockrum, Mlns Wheeler, Mrs Wood, Mlsaea Ernest ine, Pauline and Neva Bllllngsley, ' Mr. Burke, Mrs. Anixdale, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Dennlson. The Ontario Meat Company has decided to put on at special price, Itone Leaf Huiiih for ten days com leemiiiK with this date. Price 18 tents a pound, limit of one ham to each customer. The Rose Leaf brands are home cured und put' up b. i in. Ontario Meat Company. Do not fall to secure one. It Piano Tuning A. It Mrt'arty, an piano tuner la permanently lo cated at Nysaa. All work guuran Phone 14J. Hit CASH FOR Eggs, Poultry and Cream Cypher' Incubators Poultry Supplies ONTARIO PRODUCE CO. East of Moore Hotel Auto wanted 116 model, must be in good condition and reasona ble. Phone 20 & 2 "Puasyfoot" Is another new one but it sticks! Practical Economy Baking powders made from alum or phosphate may be bought for a trifle less than Royal Baking Powder, which is made from cream of tartar, derived from grapes. Alum powders are not only cheap, but they differ greatly in leavening power. If a cheap baking powder is used for a fine cake and the cake turns out a failure there is a waste of costly materials worth more than a whole can of the cheap bak ing powder. Royal Baking Powder produces the finest food, and its use therefore, results in an actual saving. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. New York EASTER PUMPS For Misses and Children In great variety and at moderate prices. The styles are the "Baby Dolls," ankle strpp and two-strap, in Kid, Patent, Velvet Prices $1.00 $1.35 $1.50 and $2.00 LET US SHOW YOU OUR SHOES fw BIG SHOWING e Jm Easter Dresses and Ladies Suits Dresses in the new shades silk Chiffon trimmed at $13.50 to $25 Our suits are beautiful this Spring, well tailored and extra finished, superb styles, at $13.50 to $30 iiiii