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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1916)
THE PAID LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS Mutiny to I... mi I'linty of 7 per cent money for fartn Ihbiim Lawrence ft Keller, I'ayette, Idaho. $500.00 to $ I. Mm oo to loan on I in proved farms My own money. No delay. t K. Carman, 1'. (), Vale POH HALF. Six good thrifty pigs 920.00 taken them If taken at once. Knur mlli'H went of Ontario. J J Dlllard, hox liL'ij, Ontario, Oregon I Vlnno Tuning A. II. McC'arty, an export piano tuner la permanent l lo rated at Nyssa All work guaran teed. I'honn 14j. Htf (lood aecnnd hand llnlck autoino bile for aale, cheap. Knqulro J W. McCullocli. ltf For rent R room cottage, good lawn, trees and garden apot. Art Ilunnuck, 84J. tf Wanted Stock to pasture $1 2,r. per mm. nili 0 H Trousdale, ho II. Ontario, Ore 17tf r'or Kent I'Mve room house, ahade, lawn and garden apot. key with Joe Staple at M M Co 13tf Kor Hale ltahy carriage In good condition Itange, refrigerator, dres ser and other hoiiaeliold gooda Mm J. E. (ioodfellow, 2 lilocka weat of high achool. 17M Congratulations! line. We're looking Kor rent, 8 room brick houae, mod ern, central, on Main aired W II Itootlttle. lOtf Last June's bride are now pre pared to give competent advice lo Next June. For Halo One Kord Touring car and one Ford delivery car Ontario l.iiuinlry. Htf For Sulc Feed lorn II B. lied Inr.i ..ii. Frultland, Ida. l :'.t Yuan Hhl-kal'a la the only govern ment that can endure a revolution from republic to monarchy mid bnnii ' ugaln wkhoiil . UK .in ,ir celerated pulse. May Mclntyre, who waa with ' Winn Hui. i.. I'uIIh the String." wltl uppeur In the flm, "Her Great Hour" at Dreamland, Motiday evening, May Mil. in. Wedneaday evening, May 10th, H i..r Moore will appear In Chli-i i. iii- Warraiit 'all. Notice la hereby given that I have funda on hand to pay all General Fund Warranta endorsed not paid for want of funda. Intercut ceaaea May 10th, 1016. d at Vale, Oregon, May 8, 1U. J. R WEAVER. Treas. Mulheur County. Oregon. Shortage In material la more con apicuoui In current fashion than ahortage In dyeatuff. Mitw Leslie McDonald MATERNITY NURSE Ontario, Oregon PERSONAL-LOCAL J. F Mullen, of Weatfall, wua here Tuesday. c C. Hunt waa a visitor here from Nyaaa Tueaday. W. O. Jenklna was here from liolso on Monday. n. F. Logan was down from West full Wednesday. Mrs. Peer and Mra. Snyder of Ny ssa were here Tuesday. A. K. Nichols has been here from i hi' ranch for a few days. Mra. Fred Dalley Is visiting with friends at Bolae this week. Mra w. II Adorns was here from llnrper this week looking after busi ness matters. John Ward, the Nyaaa sheep man, was around town Monday with a . w of his many friend Mr and Mrs. Ralph Weaver were here from Vale on Friday visiting with reliitlvi'H and friends. W. 8. Lawrence, who registers from Parma, was around town this week with a broken ankle Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McCormlck arc now located at Moscow where they are doing well with a bakery. Ilert Carter came down from .hint urn Tuesday for a slight oper ation on his leg. He Is doing tine Mil.- Arnold has oeen here sever- al daya with his wife and baby. Mrs Arnold is going to Minnesota for a short visit with relatives. circuit court la atill in session, but Is expected to finish up In a few daya. We will have a report tf tM proceedings In our next Issue Ad. Simons was a visitor to Bolae over Sunday. He says that huslnea Is good In llolae. The only trouble the merchanta have Is to gel Hie goods to sell. Moli Cavln waa here Monday with a Ford auto, which ho was trying to atart. Bob said if he had a aaddle on the blamed thing lie would make It go. Bob Is buying horses these daya. J. Boydel, the Nyaaa merchant, waa here Wednesday between trains He says Nyaaa la having hum. building boom this spring and that hualneea and collections are good J. J. Burbrldge, who la now locat ed at la Grande, waa here several day this week looking after his In terests here. He recently returned from the coust v. here he found busl ness good. Friday evening. May B, be euro and come to the M. K. church if you are looking for a good time. A program, refreshments and a social evening. Admittance according to diiuenaiona. Miner Bros., who own the building occupied by the Ontario Auto com pany, are having addition built on to accommodate the Increasing busl ueaa. The new part will contain a pit and other convenlcnoee needed. I.. V. Stuart, of John Day, was illed to Vale as a witness i:i a law case and took the opportuiiii to do a little electioneering for the state senatorahip. Mr Stuart aaya he la too busy to make a canvass for the plaoe. Ira Williams, one or the high achool pupils, waa awarded the sil ver medal In the drill contest held here Wedneaday afternoon ('apt Ressner of the Iduho National Guard waa drill master. There was quite close competition and oue boy lost by not having his gun clean. The members of Hie W 0. T. V. wish to thank the public for the generous support they are receiving in their efforts to have a public foun tain installed oil the street They will confer with the city council and determine where it is to be located Rev Johns, who is now located at Mackey, was here this week renew ing acqualntucnes. He aaya the Mackey section Is very prosperous Tin' uilli. a employ about six hundred Study Food Values Food provided for the family table de serves the careful thought of every house wife. Do you use thought when buying baking powder? The quality of cake, biscuits and all quicLiy raised flour foods depends largely upon the kind of baking powder used. Royal Baking Powder is made from cream of tartar derived from grapes. It is absolutely pure and has proved its excel lence for making food of finest quality and wholesomeness for generations. Royal Baking Powder contains no alum nor phosphate. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. New York and the Utah (instruction company nre golni; to build a diitn so that the valley may he Irrigated. Mr Johns appeared In excellent health Cuto Johns, a former Sumpter merchant, who la now buying hay for a Portland firm, was here a short time last week and said about all the hay has been shipped and soon lln market will he supplied with new hay from California. There has been a good demand and the price was such that the farmrrs made good money. There was a picnic over near the haunted house on Sunday. Those who participated were Mr and Mrs :..ni' rn, Mr. and Mrs Peters, Mr Mrs Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs Whlt worth, of Welser and Mr and Mrs J I) lllllingiiley and family, Mr. and! Mrs. Kellogg and family, Mrs. John Woods nnd Mr and Mrs Coekrum and family of Ontario (ibost stor ies naturally weut with the haunted , house. J. J. Oonni'Kun was here from Harney county last week trying to eomlnce the voters that he Is the; man they want to send to Sale n mid It will not he known Just how suc cessful he was until, the votes are ' cast. Mr. Donnegan has held some ofrices In Harney county and they say he has always made good and they believe he will make good If1 selected as the candidate at the prim aries tills year. Mr. Cupp, who has a ranch on the Sin. or creek, was visiting with K l lowland a few days this week. He reports that work is going ahead on the Succor creek reservoir and when completed It will reclaim some rine land The dam will be built near the Isaacs place. There la a much larger acreage being cultivat ed In the Geui district Ibis year than heretofore. Quite a number weat from here to the contentions In Baker this ' week J R lllackaby and A. I, Coekrum attended the bankors meeting. Mr and Mrs. Walter Olenn, Mr and Mrs Baker Ball. On liirl... William Jonea, Juntura, diaries Rocker, Westfall, W. A. Itobortson and Kd Howard, Drew sey, attended the stockgrowers meeting. A F. Tonnlngsen came down from the Westfall country Tueaday to vis it with the family for a few daya. He aaya the lamb crop waa not up to average as the range was too dry last tall The sheep men will all bo shearing in a ahort time. The range I fine now and the lambs are at leaat ten pounds heavier than at this time last year. The voters of Malheur county should inuk a special effort to at tend the prlmatiea and vote for J W McCullocli for public service com- I ml'ealoner, not alone ror Mr. Mn'ul loch's benefit, but ror the benefit or j the county aa well. It would be of' great advantage to this county to have a home man on the public ser vice commission. Clay M Steana has been appoint ed I' .S commissioner and annual . proofs hi laud may be made before ' nun al Hie city hall limy and Stevens" have sold their Ice buslneaa to the Cold Storage Co., who will complete all contracts and are now prepared to deliver either artificial or natural Ice. When you waul to cool off phone 157 It Miss Hansen, the Dreamland or chestra. was a visitor to Welser today. BOYS' TOGS Time to buy Boys' Spring Suits, Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Underwear, Blouses, etc. I have a complete line for the boys. Boys' straw hats 25 and 50c Boys' silk hats - 50c Boys' felt hats - - $1.00 Boys' blouse waists and shirts 35c, 50c and $1.00 Boys' Shoes The best line in town and the largest selection of styles. $1.50 to $3.00 Boy ci' diii"CJ have a big stock and Ullltkl suit sizes 6 to 16 years at will sell the boys a $1.98 to $5.00 You can outfit the boy for less at LAMPKIN'S BANKERS FAVOR RURAL CREDIT Group six of Hie Oregon Hunkers association met In Haker Ctly this week. The old officers were relected. Discussion during the session was taken up chiefly with Hie subject of rural credits and farm loans as the baals ror such a system Although no detlulte action waa taken. It was the concensus or opinion that a na tional rural credits system would be vastly preferable to one under state direction. Mrs. m.i. IMiervou i ,,i,i i,, K....I Mrs Macpherson, relic or the late 1'rofessor K II Macpherson, died on April 24th and was buried from the Baptist church on Friday, the 28th. I. Monroe Smock, an old friend or the ramil), cudm'ted the ceremony and made a beautirul talk. Mary Jane Freemau was born June 22, 1853 In Texas; emigrated to California at the age of four years and was married at Haken.fi. hi, January 6, 1876. She united with the Uaptist church over to years ago. In 1884 she located at i'ayette, where her husband was the first teacher and preacher. A few years later they moved to this count), where she has since resided. Nine children were born to the union and all were at the fun....: There are also 18 grand children The children are Mra. K J. Ileum, Ironside; Mrs. W. H. Beam, Iron side; Mrs. V I' llrookover, Ontar lo; Mrs. liuu Grady. Ontario, Mrs Win I'lughoH. Huntington, Mrs Frank McKee, Welser; Mrs Harry Kyea, Willows. Cal; Koss Macpher son, Kiiiiuett, Idaho, and Urover Macpherson, Ironside. Macpherson waa a typical pioneer woman, one or that noble band who have contributed their all to subdue the west aud make it a garden apot ror the present genera tion to enjoy Her In.- work com pleted, she went to sleep to awake hi that brighter and happier wtnl.l beyond. Mrs. Macpheraou's acquaintance were her friends aud all sympathize with the bereaved childrou. WITH THE RAILROAD HEN II W. Young, the Short Line en glueer, la In the city today. Due of hla assistants was brought to the hospital with an attack of pleurisy. Maraden, one or Twohy'a men was brought in with a crushed flnn er which waa amputated Carl Mucker fell uuder a hand car and hud his hip injured and is at the hospital Charles A I'owell, a fireman on a pile driver, was brought In Tuesday with fever. The Mitchell 6 of '16 Is the Greatest Car Value the World has ever Known ONTARIO REAL ESTATE CO., Agts. We like, however, to aee real, old fashioned, dyed In the wool American occasionally. 1'olltlcs is politics" and "pigs Is pigs," and that's about all you can make out of either. The fellow who boasts or bossing the roost Is generally as meek as Moses when the real boss Is around Yea, we'd rather have hay In our hair and dollars In our pockets than poll ii on our backa aud nothing In our lielly. We ould, Incidentally. Insure good health by avoiding those things thai promote III health. Hut we WHY THIS DRUG STORE THAT'S WHY- Purity of Drugs. Accuracy in Prescriptions. Freshness of Proprietary Medicines. Betl of Toilel Articles. Durable Rubber Goods. Variety in School Supplies, Latest Stj Its in Stationer) . Tasteful tonfectioneiy. Delicious Ice 'ream. ('hui. -est !' Soft Drinks. Quality Smokes. Best Pipei Jtnil Tobaccos. Prompt si 'I Efficient Service. Everhart Drug Co.