ONTARIO, MALHEUIt COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1917.
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KAHTMAN KODAKS
I.MS AND Kl-PI.IKft
The Ontario Pharmacy
HI I Till MO BPSCIAIj l.ll OF H4IAPH AN AM. HTIIrWIr OK TOII.F.T AKTIC1KH NOW ON IMS
PUAV THK UKMJK.ST ANI IlKST MNR IN THK 0UUNT1 AT PRJIIFH WHICH AIIK NOT ONLY IlllillT
BUT REASONABIJL WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR KVK11Y WANT IN TIBH IJNK.
The Rexall Store
I I T A RKXALL tlKMKDV
. l hi THAT OOLD NOW
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They are Here-1918 Models
Elgin Capable Six
guilt Like a Watch
Chevrolet 490
The Little Car with the Big Features
Ask for Demonstration
CARTER & STAPLES
Phone 171
Repairing
Ontario, Oregon
Gasoline
Oil Livery
Buy Security of Life
and Investment
r nixii their labor. Ailing their lives; older men and wo
ol MO Ml are I""1! SOO) 'nd ,nelr money.
You have thrived because of liberty. You have lived
tlinusund joys because of her. Render her your gratitude
Ml ..r i in- Mill her freedom and equality of effort have
,ni nake Huy U S Covernnient Liberty Uonda.
Go ! iir post office, your bank, the ueareat office or alore
.lltnii I .U.. rt y Honda, and buy.
1..,. ..it. buy tin-in u mall aa 60. and pay for them by
I cent with order; 11 per cent November
::il7; 40 per cent December 15, 117; 40 per cent Jan
uary 16. 118.
It you have bought, buy more, and aell two bonda to two
..ther good Americana. Remember a V. 8. Rosa ia money that
Intermit It In the aafeet security for your saving. I -omul
ned with the beat return.
Moreover, you are leading to Liberty, and helping your
o.uuiry make tin- World safe for Democracy and your home.
Buy U. T. Government Bonds Today
SECOND LICERTY LOAN
iilriuuted b) MiMHIIII OIL OOoWsasTfl (Csdlfornia)
Buy a Liberty Bend
and help your country and
help )ourrielf.
Finance and Food
are the sinews of War and by
the proper use of both America
and Justice will win the war.
Our SPECIAL CusUiBMsre' Safety Vaolt b at
your service free of chart: for storing Liberty
Bend and other valuable.
ONTARIO NATIONAL BANK
UNCLE SAM WANTS 10.000
STENOGRAPHERS AND
TYPEWRITERS AT ONCE
Washington. H C. Oct. 24 Now
that Uncle Sam haa the young men
of the country In training for mili
tary service, he finds that he nptls
10,000 typewriter operators and
stenographer and typewriters, both
men ami women, for the department
at Washington. The Civil Service
Commission has notified all of Ha
.1,000 hoard of examiners that hey
should put forth their best effort to
secure thee urgently needed work
ers. While examinations are now
held weekly In 450 cities, the com
mission statea that arrangements will
be made to have an examination held
at any accessible place where a small
claaa of applicants can be secured.
The entrance salaries range from
11,000 to f 1.200 a year. Promotion
Is reasonably rapid to those whose
services prove satisfactory. No ap
pointment can be made to theae or
other positions In the Federal classl
Med civil servlre unleaa authorized by
the Civil Service commission under
the civil service law. Any Informa
tion to the contrary Is unauthorized
Thla la a splendid opportunity to
serve your country. Full Informa
tion may be secured from the secre
tary of the board of civil service ex
aminers at the postofflce In your
city.
HOW TO KNIT HELMET
TOR THE SOLDIER BOYS
F. RRITTINHAM
Truck Transfer 4
4 Phone 167 M
HELPS RED CROSS
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For the benefit of many Indies who
are interested In making knitted gar-,
tiieuts for the soldier hoys hut who
not l lie instructions we give the
directions ns they are sent from head
quarters to the local Red Cross So
ciety. To make the helmet one hank of
yarn ( Th ) and 4 Red Cross OjffsJIfl
No. 2 are required. A number 2
needle Is 17R-I000 or 7-40 of an Inch
In size.
Cast on r. rt stitches loosely. Knit
plain for eight Inches for front piece
nml leave on extra needle. Knit an
other pi. mi. If . 'orri'sponil for gaff.
These pieces must he at leaat nine
Indies wide Slip the stitches of
I. .Hi piece onto three needles, ar
ranging for last two stitches of hack
piece to be on beginning of 1st needle
with IIS Mtliilies of front piece added
(making 40 on 1st needle).
Ml Ide rest of stitches on other two
; 38-36.
Iteglnnlng with 1st needle, knit 2,
purl 2 for Inches Then on 1st
needle knit 2. purl 2 for 18 Inches
Bind off 22 stitches for face opening
(Try to keep same arrangement or
etltchea on needles for further direc
tions). Knit 2, purl 2 forward and
back on remaining 80 stitches for
1 t-2 Inchea, alwaya slipping first
stitch. Cast on 22 stitches loosely to
complete face opening, and knit 2,
purl 2 fr t 1-1 Inchea (ad)uat
atltches by slipping 2 from end of 3d
needle to lat needle, making 42 on
lat needle I .
Knit 1 round plain Knit 2
stitches together, knit 11. knit 3
stitches together, knit 1 Repeat to
end of round. Knit 4 rows plain.
Then knit 2 stitches together, knit .
knit 2 together, knit 1 Repeal to
end of round. Knit 4 rows plain.
Continue In this way. narrowing on
mvtiry fifth round and reducing num
ber of stitches between narrowed
stitches bv 2 (as 7, R, 3, etc ) until
you have 28 stitches left on needles
Divide on 2 needles, having 14 on Iff
aeedle and 14 on the other, ami fin
ish the same a for the toe of a sock.
in I. M I T ONTARIO,
II J Fsrrell. trouble man In the
local exi hange of the Mountain States
telephone A Telegraph company, ex
acts to leave today for Ontario, or
agon, where lie ha been transferred
K ili coinnanv Mr. Kurrell has
beeu here over a year and likes It
here, but his little daughter ha poor
health here and consequently ha will
move away In hope of benefitting
her.
Mr. Wyman ha been transferred
here from Caldwell and arrived on
the I stli and ha taken the place of
Mr Kurrell News Miner. Halley.
Idaho.
Mian Margaret WiU.ui. dsugiiici of
President WiUoii. who ha aided the
Red Cross fund b) oiiglng at many
-nlcrlalumctil.
Cenjufai Amenities.
Bbe 1 wa h fool wbeu I married
you lie Aren't you a fl (tlllt See
-No. I in 04, Ue-Tbeu you should
be thankful to oi for reformiug yoil -Ijudou
Tit-oils.
Yea.
The secret of success baa beeu fairly
srell kept, vuuslderlng that so many
IH-ili! sr anxious to tell sbout lt
Pu. k
Bailiffs.
The title bailiff waa formerly very
ide. and tne otuda) waa vested
with loan tuiKrtaut powers.
Home is the seminary of all other la
stiiuUuiut. -Cuayla.
MO 10-3.0 (40 800 acre of
number one level wheat and hay land
In south central Idaho (lood terms
Prices 140 to 880 per acre Will
consider lui'ome or acreage In or
around Ontario Oregon Addreaa
J K VAUOIIT
(airfield Idaho. Adv. 4X-
WANTKD--Two or three furnish
ed rooms for housekeeping Coso in
Jry two adult- permanent people
rant mast be , reasonable. Address
P o Box 514i Ontario. Oregon
Mr. John Rastuueaen and two
children are visiting wltk Mrs Has
mussen's parents at Moutpeller, Ida.
FlthHHIr-.M ON I Xltk
sJATYKDAV MOMT
The O II 8 Freshmen passed s
delightful social evening- Saturday
nirlil at the home of Mr t o
Ralley at her country residence weal
of town Three auto load .md a
truck tilled with the hupp) 'Osmi
people were In attendance anil the
evening was featured in the pursuit
of games A laaahaoa consisting of
sainlwiii:. I and lc-
and cake was s-rw-il at the pnipei
hour. Mr- kllOT. Hw D 1 1
Kertoot ana air w nwosi
ed a- 'OS during the evening
Your Friends can buy anything wu can
gte them except your Photograph.
THE BURRELL STUDIO
ONTARfO. ORECON
Only 8 more weak Until Christmas
Don't Put Off the Time
for Ordering
Motors and Pumps
Pumping equipment will be
very scarce and many of you
will be disappointed when April
1st arrives and no pumping
equipment on hand. It is hard
It is hard to get material and it
is reasonably certain that orders
placed after November 1st will
be unfilled when the hot days
arrive.
Idaho Power Co.
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TIDSftAL RCSKRVKOS ' l'l9il
lgeSYSTtM OflTTt
The United States Government
Cooperates
with the 7,600 member bonka in maintaining the
Federal Neaerve Bunking System tor the pro
tection of the buaineea interettta of the country.
Through the Federal Reaerve Board in Wash
ington it supervise the twelve Federal reserve
banks ; it appoints one-third of their directors ;
it deposits its funds largely with tbeoi; it guar
antees the currency they laaue.
Thla cooperation greatly increasea the value
of the system to ua and our community.
If you are not already linked up with thin new
national eyetem an one of our depositors you
ahouUl delay no longer.
First National Ban
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