THK ONTARIO AtUit!, oAorARIO, OtUMOlf, THTRftTtAY OCTOnXR 10. 118 Town Topics Tersely Told and Mra. RH DeArmond were In visitors, from Vain Tuesday. inrnn Mcltao and ion Lloyd war from Ulverirtde the first of thf Inn IN-Inn itlnni who has been nt- klng the Idaho Commercial Col in HoIfip spent the week end with irnnts Rev. and Mrs. Chas. nimn atario. V Mill. Jr. Is leaving for Van- nr Tuesday where he will take up Inl nnrvlro J. o Toole was over from Vale ley- If. and Mrs. Vincent McKenna, K II. Mann and Mlaa Nannie fman of Juntura vlsliid over Hun- wlth friends In Ontario. I. A. Parka and Prank Davie war Ian Valley visitor In town last lay. Mahr.n and Sidney McNeil wer own for a short time last week Crane. Irs Thomas Allen of of Burn vis with friends here for a couple of the latter part of the week. H. dftedal wm over from Vale Thursday for a ehort time. Irs. E. II Marimnald and Mr. B. Ward ware shopping visitors the city Tuesday from Nysea. Ilaa Orley Honseley left Tuesday it for Portland where she wfn ho some time on a visit. Ir. aii.: Mra. J. 1) House came over Vale Tuesday In their car and ided to some minor huslnesa mat- while her. Ira. llaiel Knouse from Portland rinlilim at the home of her parent and Mra. O. U. Franklin W. Hlnton la near Donnelly, Ida. week supervising the bringing: rn of his sheep fol the winter. M L. Pool-man returned last Friday pany la now located In Ecuador, 8 A. according V an Interesting letter which anoeared In a recent Issue of tha frmii Amrlpan A dellghful reception was given to Rev. and Mr. W. J. Luscombe and family last Tuesday evening at the from Liter, Idaho, where Is compleJ, Methodist church. The Drat part of ing the plumbing and heating contract j the evening waa spent In the enjoy I In the new school thertv llo will re- mnt of a mlscellsneons literary pro- turn in a few day. Isram over which C. McOonaglll pri- p, sided. Musical numbers and read- Mrs. O. U. Franklin, Mrs. W. LI" " Klven hy friends of th Hall and Mlaa Nina Baker motored r'"'f,l' Addresses of welcome to the with lt.,v. and Mrs. Chas. lllom to new Daitor nd nl" ,am"' w"ro lrrn Caldwell to attend the convention !br Mror w p Homan. Buperlnten- Thursday. dent of Schools II. K HouglssH, end Dr. B. S. Fortner Following this a Mr. an dMrs. It I Thompson of ',,M1",, """ w" "P"nt d"rln wh,ch Arcadia left last week for Jerome.ldn 'da,nt'r refreshments were served To ho, where they v daughter Mrs. R. Ill visit with their A. Ambrose. Mr.and Mrs. A. L. Hunter are moving Into the Logan house In Riverside this week. The placo where they fomerly lived, owned by Mrs. Mary Welch, wa sold a few days ago to the Natarene Church. On to the lota purchased the Nasarene Church will soon move their building from the Eaatslde. Dr. H. H. Whitney has been III for the past week with tonallltls. 8. D. Dorman la also confined to hla home at the present. Mr. and Mr. F. L. Sheets of Vale, formerly of Ontario are the proud pa nts of a son born at the Holy Ron-1 Hospital Wednesday morning. Mr. Sheet cam down from Vale that day to meet the young soldier the Ladles' Aid society, under the di rection of Its President. Miss Lillian Doty, la due the credit for the SUA of the program. W. P Frye, who was station agent at Fruttland for some time Is again In charge of 0. 8. L. affairs st Crane, from which point he went to Fruit land. BUT W.8.8 NOTKTK. Notice la herby given to the legal voters of the City of Ontario, that on Monday October list at eight o'clock p. m. In tha City Hall In amid City mass convention will be held for the purpose of nominating municipal of : ' era, to be voted for at the general election held on November 6th lilt. The officers to be nominated are aa follow. On Mayor. Six Couocllmen. One Tieaeu By .uggee'lon of the Common B. A. Brown purchseds a new Rui ' '' "' Ontario. Ore- thla weak. :' 0 ,one sml dated at the City Hall In Id (1 or Ontario thla 7th day or OiI.iIm t 111. C. M. STEARNS. William Jones the .1 uitura banke and stockman bees' l an Interest 1 property owner In t.uiarlo thin i. when he ronipl ' I nngot! .Hon-, for the purchase Dl i e W W. Letson residence on lb corn r of Oregon street and In.i im avi me. Mr. an i Mr. Lataon ha n ted the Oonaglll property Just back of their old residence on Indiana Ave. and will move there this weak, os Hint Mr. and Mra. Jonea may occupy their new home neat week. J. D. L. Morrison, formerly of On tario, bait mora recently of Crane, where he was resident agent of the Oregon Western Colonisation oom- city Recorder BUY W.8.8. NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS. Notice la hereby given that the Street Committee of the Conion imm ell of the City of Ontario will receive blda up to October Hat at eight o'clock p mi for the furnishing and apreadlng of clay and gravel on that portion of Oregon Street lying be tween Idaho and Montana Avenue. Said blda must be computed on the ooet of material at so mueh per square yard In such quantlea as the Committee may deen necessary for said Improvement and of the quality After having been entirely out for five days we have just received a fresh supply of ieldcti iak AND dkasta Coffee These are the best Coffees in Ontario, and we ask a trial. Airtight cans and always fresh. Satisfaction Guaranteed. E. A. FRASER I "1 ifl JsaW dW Coats, Coats! and Still More Coats! Of Silvertone, of Crystal Cord, of Yalama Velour, or fine Plush, rich Silk Velours du nord Coats that are Coaty Warm and cozy! Coats for the Woman, the Miss and the School Girl at prices that will be satisfactory to you. It Pays to Buy a Good Coat The few more dollars brings more than Double Value, because you get a garment that will look well and be a pleasure as long as you wear it. We iust received a big lot of the newest styles and shades of Georgette and Crepe de Chine CC KA Waists. You never saw such preity Waists w-J" RADER'S ! I I thty may prescribe By order of the Common Council CLAY M. STEARNS city Recorder BUY W.8.8. GASOLINE SAVING IS LATEST WAR EFFORT liaregee Asked not to Sell ... Ui.i 8 p. sa. Nor on 8usmU KMt Needed for Aeroplane end Tsnl.-. Asklng the co-operation of th't members of the Oil Industry ami tin public at large in the movement to conserve man-power, if. M rotsom, Director of the I'aciflr (oast Section ' Of the Oil lllilsou of (lie Fuel Ailmlii lslratlon, baa announced that all sel lers and distributers or Gasoline and Engine Distillate, without exception, have been requested to limit theli sales to the hours between s. m. and (. p ui The appeal Is being made In all States or the Pacific (oast Section. including California. Oregon. Washington. Arizona Nevada, Utah and. Hsiio mikI t he 1 1 allans Islands The limit ot the hours of service will work no imoiivienience on the Gaso line and Kuglnn Distillate consuming public, requiring only a lltte lore tbot In order to secure their requirements Willi the public- co-operation with the OH Companies and making tbslr purchases only during the hours sug gested by Mr Koisoui, It Is pointed ln,il tl.Mt s l.rva railuclloii' can he made In tb number of employees needed in the distribution of gasollno kIii.- DIMtllate throughout the . Coast States aud those men released and mads available for na tional serlvos Mr. Kolsom acted at the sugges tion of tbs rnajf.ll I 081 Petroleum War Service Committee, which im t.t-en considering the problem ot ges) serving manpower for sometime, fol lowing the appeal of A C Bedford, i liairtuaa of the National Petroleum Wax Service Committee. Mi ford slated In a recent omuiunit atlon to the Western body that two eesen- !tuh were to be kept in mind lu Us- tug steps to meet the national em ergency first: That every man within the dralt rhoaa It Is to dispense with shomld he seared lor military ser vice," and second "That ths vital im portance ol the Oil Industry to the war emergency course sl OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL Owing to the scarcity of teachers the Oregon Normal School will offer a War Emergency Course of twenty weeks outlined by the Superintendent of Public Instruc tion. The course will begin with each of the terms com mencing Nov. 16, 1918; Feb. 8, 1919; and April 12. 1919. 'Hie Superintendent of Public Instruction will oimider it equivalent to the Teachers' Training Course and issue a c.rtilicutc upon its completion valid to teach in the ele mentary grades for one year. This course will be open to those who have had two years or more of high school work or its equivalent and who are at least eighteen years of age. For detailed information, address Registrar Oregon Normal School, Monmouth successful carrying on of the war requires the retention of en adequate tores to maintain tha Industry In the highest stats ot of operating effic iency." Chairman ilarucli, of the War In dustries board, in a recent order plac ed the Oil Industry first in the list of essential Industries Ths movsmsnt to conserve ths man power of the Country was Inltlaed by Mark 1. Kequa, heed of the Oil Div ision of the Fuel Administration, who urged that rry man that can pos sibly be dispensed with be released for national service. CARTER GARAGE AGENCY FOB Hupmobile and Chevrolet Cars Goodyear Tires and Accessories THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED KEPAlli SHOP HARVEY & BICKER, PROPRIETORS J. A. ROBINSON. Mgr. ONTARIO, OREGON f T i