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THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, QKKUON. THURSDAY, MAY 31 . 1917
IMX1E5.
The Week With Ontario Citizens
(Local Fenoaal)
s or m. w w. a; mSsgjrzrz r:::;
their mothers attended the club and m.mi.i. .. ... "dealer
i ... , ,, . " Hunlals and other wear nc nn-
HllH'tltlV (tip fl i ran mil. ...... I .. i III1H up
"" '"" lawn parei. Owner will
i'" l l" hwujb ui ur. anil Mm. II. rntnn
II Wh-IMtjr-
fcv. b. E. Baker went to Raker
li
pay reward for
Mm. Elva Carbon. Vale, Ore
nnd North Powder Monday looking uaien of t
In honor of the faculty and (trad
the Holy Itnuiirv lloinltnl
liar malliirii luplnlnli.. ... . I. . I.
..L A i T 7 ., wrg aim. jacoh Priming entertained at
f the Orande Konde Haptlat Asuoole-1 an elaborate dinner at her home lat
Hon. He returned Wednesday morn-.Thursday evening.
lag In time for the memorial exer-; Linden Mct'ullough. superintendent
H,K "' the LaOrnnde public school wa in
Mr. and Mm. J. R. Rlackaby re- Ontario Wednesday evening, the
. mini Hunilny evening from Jordan , guest of Mr and Mra. 0. K Aiken.
Valley, where they spent the week ' Mra c s. Wat-ton leave I In
The roads between Ontario and Jor-; lug accompanied by her ilaughterM
.Ian Valley are Juki fair, said Mr. for an etended visit with relative,.
l lackatiy. 'nil Mtaie in liiaho and Montana.
Miss Haiel Hamilton, of Stratum. Mr and Mm Kltner Orcntt and
I ulorado, arrived In Ontario Sunday MIhh Kaalo Orrtitt of Welser spent
lor a short visit with hor aunt. Mrs Miinorlal Day with their brother
V P. Ilomati, after which she will and alsters he,..
liave for Raton, Idaho, to spend Mm Attorne - , (lallngher returned
miner with her grandmother. Saturday from a trip to Juntura and
Mrs. Twlla Head left Wednesday oilier Interior points, roniltilons
evening for Portland, wherp afct will there were never better, he says.
pend a part of the Hummer before Attorney A. N. Soils, formenly of
kolng to Klainnth fall where she Ontario bin now a resident of the
il teach next year
In honor of Miss Hazel Htimllliin.
who Is her guest, Mrs. W V Human
' ! n.ilned a number of tin Sajaj
l npli- al her home M Vlrnie init
Tuaaday evening.
Miss Georgia Hull, who Is taking
i vacation from lier duties at the
Millinery Art Store, Is enjoying a
eason of rest on the DnITy ranch
i nth of the rll
.Inhn Wood arrived In Ontario Hat
ii 'day from hla sheep ranclt ut Rlvgff
..hie.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Mailer and
t.inlly motored to Rolse Sunday af
Miioii, returning In tl veiling
Hidden Stale, arrived In OnUrlo
Monday on Imslnes.
Homer Itol.iTlK and Alfred Curry.
brother of (leorgo Huntington Curry,
eilltor of I hi Knterprlse of Vale,
spent last Thursday In Ontario.
Miss Hrnesline llilllngsley came
down last Wednesday from her home
stesd near Riverside.
II II i mkruiii spent the week In
Hie Interior on business.
I. o lri m came over to Ontario
WedneHilu) from his ranch in Idaho
W. T. Lumpkin of l'aette was a
Memorial l)a visitor In Ontario.
John Righy of Vale wa In Ontario
Monday on business.
Harold Small, a private In the Ititi
Pennsylvania National Guard, ar
rived In Ontario this week for a 20
days furlough with his father and
mother, Mr. and Mm. Oeorg Snail.
Private Small was studying phar
macy in a Pennsylvania school when
the call came and he Immediately
iiined the color.
The Woman's club committee
which is .assisting In planting flowers
In the school home yards would ap
preciate the gift of a number of Ger
anium plants if any one has some to
spare. Notify Mra. E. M. Oretg
The W f T If will hold Its regu
lar meeting next Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. 1, Belle Lees. Any on Inter
ested In the work being done for the
soldiers Idtis invePuCAk-oomwfyetao
soldiers is Invited to be present
J. F. Mahon of Burns wa in On
tario this week on business. Har
ney valley will surpass all record
for crops of all kinds was the mes
sage he left with friends.
Mrs S I). Iiormiin entertained at
a sewing party at her home Monday
afternoon
Mr. 0 It Emlson was Hie hostess
for the Tuesday Bridge rlui this
week.
Mr. and Mrs I. Adam left last
Saturday for Chicago, where they will
visit relatives.
Mrs Lusy Fox loft Saturday for
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she will
spend tlM summer vacation
The Girl's Honor Guard first aid
claax, which organized last week,
now has :to members
Mra. C II. Calkins o." Homedale Is
visiting this week with Mrs. ('. E
Bingham of this city
Albert Kinney of Homedale was In
Hie city over Tuesday nlghl
The Wednesday Bridge Club met
this week with Mr Jacob Printing.
W MBl
Detroit Vapor Oil Stove
This Stove Burns Oil or Gasoline
Yes, the "Detroit-Vapor" stove works
like a gass stove. Simply light the burner
and set the kettles on at once. It has no
wicks. The hot, kiiiooUIcss tire burns direct
ly against the botton of the eookiug utensil.
When you see this stove you will want one.
They sell at very reasonable prices. Come
to see this wonderful stove.
Ontario Hardware Co.
GOGGLES
That Save Your Eyes
EVERY SHADE
EVERY SHAPE
Just the thing for wearing
when the dust blows or the
sun shines brightly.
0. 6. Luehrs, Druggist
MS HEN STILL WORK
FOR RAILROAD THIS YEAR
Ham Mothershesd. Judge H. C '
levins and I .eon Rrown. of Hums,!
passed thru Ontario Monday on their
way liome from liolse, where they;
spent several days laat week. The
Interior business men would only de
clare that Ibey went forth as am
bassadors In the Interest of railroad
construction to Burns this year. They
would not declare what results were
accomplished by the trip, but the air
of confidence radiated by the party
Indlcuted thai they were not down
cast.
WORK TO START ON THE
SUCCOR CREEK HIGHWAY
Accompanied by J. R. lllackaby of
this city a delegation of Jordan
Valley and Owyhee cltlsens railed on
the county court Monday to urge
action on the Succor Creek road.
After presenting the matter the com
mute received the assurance of the
court that the work would be start!
at one.
County Commissioners J F.
Weaver and Melville Kelley are mak
ing every effort possible to put tb
many badly washed out roads In the
county in condition
BAND TO PRESENT FIRST
OPEN CONCERT IN PARK
The ttrst open air concert of the
season will be given at the park Sat
urday evening. The band has been
preparing for this event, for some
time aud Hie music lovers will note
the big Improvement accomplished
duriug the past winter The following
Is the pregram:
lllenut-rhokseti March . . . . Uy Arnold
Mammy's Little Coal liluck Kose
Kox-Trot Whiting
American Patrol Meachatu
liarcarolu. from Tales, of Hon
man often hack
i'rluoes of India Overture
K I. king
Arralt (Jo. On, I'm donna Ho Uai k
to Oregon Hert (.rant
How's Kvery Little Thlttg in
Dixie Humble
RMKaflkt Hits 17. A ..Arranged by
. i in !
Star Spangled Manner
NOTICE
to Meat Usures
On and ufter Mouda). June 4. w
will discontinue the afternoon deliv
ery and will make two deliveries In
the morning, al 8:30 aud 11 o'clock
I'll. At I MEAT MAKKKl.
II 11 Tunny. Prop.
CLEAN-UP SALE
In the Ready-to-Wear Department
The end of the season is here for us, and it will
be in this department: "as in the others": NoiOld
Goods. We don't want to have a garment left when
the new fall season opens up. And there won't be
any either, for me are going to clean them all up.
First toCome Gets the Best"
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DRESSES
of chiffon taffeta, lilk, poplin, wool crepe,
serge, eplnglet, ami etc., all well tailored.
Soiiit' are siim-tittcd effects, bare pleats
hanging from high waist liti- earn, to the
linttiiiii of the skirt. Another good style is
plain waist with gorgette crepe ileerea, and
hiifh belted effect with pleated skirt' trim
med with buttom Th'v air ia big range
of colon and Bines.
The) arc iii two lots only!
First lot arc rftluet to 122.50 sale
price $9.85
Second lot are valuei t $15.00
sale price .... $7.45
y.
COATS-
AT OFF
There still a good eeleetkiu
to make in these garments.
The arc in colors of gold,
mtisturtl, applegreen, blank,
rose, etc. Some hare the hijj
white collars over a collar of
same material. Others are
trimmed with contrast mutt-rial
ami large htittons at
25 per cent discount.
SUITS-
AT OFF
There are jiist l" suits left
and they arc iii good range
of sixes, and in colors of mus
tard, rent, Copenhagen bine,
grey, black navy and shep
herd check.
They are all the vei latest
models, beautifully trimmed
with self or contracting me
terials and buttons, ami an
going to he sidtl at
25 per cent discount.
TJLT A TGnrC of crepe de chine, Jap silk and fancy
rVlO A O voji trimmed with big collars, Lace
and buttons in all sizes and colors. A big lot to choose
from. Special Price $2.75
Rader Bros. Co.
ONTARIO,
OREGON
immediately ink up IiIm work with
the new firm lli hux renin! tin
liuuite oi -i upiml li Mr. unit Mi M I
Netton aud will 1 in iii.-.t iat.-l irtlll
lo orrup) It.
IOVIOK TO lsl.H ok
IKItK. ATIOS
Ml.lt
MEMCAL HIM ADDS
AMOTIO SPECUUST
(Continued From First Fag.)
arrived Wednesday etreaing aad will oan
The Otitariu Wateru.-"-t
ion .li-nii. in draw the gll tlog '
memberx and ntlierii to UM (si Hist
the maintuinuiu-x tec tor irrigation
of lots in reguirfil to Ik. paid IhIit.
the water Is usetl thx wroiul tiuo ..iol
that tlit- W.iK-1'iuuxIit k Inul rml h.n
to control Hie water hupply aot'ordltiK
ly.
Maiutaiuauce lor loin having wat
rright Is tl 0 per lot, for lot. with
out waterrighl .M per lot
Owuers must have waterright for
lots Irrigated. The Association ha.
tapped the Nevada waste ditch North
of the coiaelery and while a supply
be had in that way those garden
lug lots owned hy miiiii- olio i-lm- will
lie Hupplii'il Willi llial water, hut II
ol supply toll, Hie iiiein
., the A ao elation i .n-
mhmi in- dprlvd oi iioir
water from the u-unl Mium to "
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Ilie I'll- -lilt-ill ill tin- A --oll.il loll, ..
, v lol
i, r in i;i'.ii:s'.
Horses Wanted
War bonai H. : to 1". hands high) rid
ors, aobt and artillery animals, full
fad, five to nine cai ,.miiih1. Also
mule- I'rcvailiii prices. Sec
A. McWILLIAMS
ONTARIO
OREGON
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