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THE ONTARIO ARG US, ONTARIO, OrtEGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1019
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An Invitation
We cordially invite everyone to vis
it our store on March 7 and 8, our
Opening Day. Our collection of
novelties surpass any former ef
fort, yet popular prices prevail.
We specialize in all lines of Mill
inery. Waists ami Neckwear.
I The Osborn Millinery 1
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VOCATIONAL nooks NOW TO
III II l AT MHI.IC LIHHARV
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i licliiw Ih a llHt nf eighteen books '
on various trade anil profeaalons In
' which men and hoys particularly will
be Interested. These buokH nre I
! loan from the State Library and will
bi In the Ontario Library for three
niontliH free to the public
"Vocational BlMUN", l'uffer;
"The Professions", Fuller; "Practical
DankinK". Harris . "Hanking". Scott;
"Farm Management". Warren; "The
Productive Poultry Husbandry", by
j Lewis; "Dairy Cntlle and Milk Pro-!
duel Ion ". Kckles; "Lessons In I'rac
ilcal Kle. trlclty", Swopr; "Mango
im4it of Kli'i Irlcal Mnchlnery", Cnck-
, er and WhoelerL "The Country Woek
ly", HIiir. Newspaper Reporting and
Correspondent e". Hytle, "Machlii"
, Shop Primer", Colvln and Stanley;
"Handbook on care and Operation of
! Gasoline Knglnes"; "A History of
i niiituerce ami Industry' . Herrlck;
"Principals of Omi Trum-portlon ".
MUMM and Huebner; "The Youn
Miii's Chance in South and Central
America", Heiv; "The Field of Social
;Servle. Davis, "Shop Klnks'.Orln-1
nli aw
New Values and Styles
Usher in a N$w Month
Our Bringing Down the Cost of Living has surely
brought many customers to our store.
OUR WOMEN'S APPAREL ASSORTMENT IS REPRESENT A
TIVE OP ALL THAT IS NEW IN STYLE
STRICKLAND GILLIAN
CONING TO TOWN
Nation's i.ii-hii-m Humorist to Deliver
I s inn- Here NatiinUt Kvenlnu
March mill Author of 'n
Again, Off Again.
niatcan."
Strickland Ollllan. famous humor
ist, author of "On Again, Off Again,
Fllnlgan," will deliver his moat fam
ous locture hen- In Ontario on Satur
day evening March 16 The lecture
will hr given at the High Uchra I
auditorium.
Mr. Ollllan lecture la one of several
on a Kedpath Lyceum course that
"as contracted for Ontario thia aea
PAVINU PIUK1RA.M MKKTH WITH
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meeting at any time the petition-.
for paving are prepnred "
Money Hater In Isinu; Itnn.
At the present time paving Of the I the reclamallon propram. with parti
being gouged by the bond hrokera
out Of ten per cent of every Issue
flouted.
An efficient organization, headed
by the State Chamber of Commerce
is now being organized to put ovr
class known as single course con
crete or liltullthlc can tie had from
1, Tl to $2 2(i and 11,11 per square
yard, depending on the cost of pro
curing suitable gravel oiitracts t
these figures were mad" Inst fall nl
ItcXhurg. Twin Falls, Idaho Falls
and other points in this section
Jerome, Idaho, has proposals out for
11 blocks of paving now at estimate
of $2.60 which Include the expense
of opening a quarry from which to
secure crushed lava rock
With the gravel material on nU4
'here It is believed that a much low!
on but which was abandoned un M llgure can be secured here, and that
i -unt of the flu and other cans', would bring the cost of paving per
earlier In the MM , lot of 26 foot width on Oregon sired.
This la the only number (bat Is to which la 64 feet from curb In .nil.
he given ham. and It Is the biggest
number contracted for. Mr Ollllan
la world famous Ho la the type of
man called upon to lecture at (lie
blggmt convention In America, and
Inca a number of Ontarlane wh.i
have heard him declare his enter
tainments the beat they have ever
heard, there la certainly an evening
of fun ahead for Ontario next Satur
day evening, March IS.
Mrs. John Hunt and chlldten left
Saturday evening for Oregon city
where Mr Hunt had preceded thm
and where they will make their home
in the future
Although he smokes
smelly
strong
cigars
"DON'T CHANGE
YOUR HUSBAND"
somewhere between $160 to f!7S
per lot, depending on the material
aalected.
Representative I' J tlallagher de
clares that accordlug to the lesti
mony In the rabid road controversy
hearings at Salem liltullthlc can he
secured at $1 76 Qur ynnL while
concrete was ileilaicil to he Mill
cheaper
Thus with tun years (o pay for the
Improvement under a liancroft bond
ing proposition, the tost per year
for U lot would be $211 or less, and per
mouth only fl 76
To gravel one block last eur tl.'
council puld severul handled dollars
and Improved Ms condition niaieil.il
1. but today that block shows Hi"
need of repairs, anil In thai block
I'v.'ii business mini wan In paving
Last Friday afternoon the IiIkIi
school students were entertained n
period with victor music Classical
I records, as well us the lute popular
songs were enjoyed
The bos und girls basket h.ill
learns played (he Numpa Imi on the
Nampu floor last Friday night. Our
girls were defeated 36 (o 16, hut the
boys made it an even draw by de
featlng the Nampu kOfl II b) "
cular Interest centered upon the
iiiii"liiltiieiii ahove referred In
The attempted passage of the so
callod Malheur Lake Mill was a piece
of high handed legislature that
sought to rob the school children of
the stale out of sixty thousand acres
of fine land and to tie up (ho future
development of the entire Harney
Valley, consisting of One Hundred
and fifty thousand acres of fine farm
land.
The bill was amended In (he house
aft' i one of the hardest flghta of the
se-slou. und when passed by that
body, had all nf the vicious features
eliminated, but when It reached tie'
senate (bat body Indefinitely post-'
pimed (be same after a heated debate
In which Senator Hurley pointed out
j the detrimental mot hives bark of the
measure
Suits
Coats
Dresses
N ALL THE LATEST FABRICS AND COLORS
SERGE, SILK GABARDINE AND JERSEY SOME
WITH SASHES, OTHERS WITH FANCY COLLARS
AND (TFPS ALL STYLISH AND DRESSY
Prices Range From $20.00 to $60.00
CAPE COATS AND CARES FEATURED STRONG
LY FOR THE NEW SPRING APPAREL-YOU WILL
FIND ALL THE SMARTEST CREATIONS IN OUR
ASSORTMENT. AS WELL AS THE LATEST MOD
ELS IN THE NEW HIGH WAIST AND BOX
STYLES. Moderately Priced Prom $16.00 to $66.00
BEAUTIFULLY DRAPED MODELS IN GB0BG
ETTE AND CHIFFON. OTHER LATE ARRIVALS
IN TAFFETA, FOULARD, SATIN AND SEROE. A
HOST OF NEW TRIM MING IDEAS ARE IN EVI
DENCE. ALL THE NEW SPRING COLORS.
A Great Assortment From . . $16.00 to $45.00
And Speaking of
SILKS
our selections of the new allks for
Spring are here and unusually large
for so early In the season
FOFLAHDB TAKPKTA8 SATINS
Come In and see them
BLOUSES
The advance models, new In style
and design, together with our reas
onable pricing make this a moat In
teresting feature. Uncommonly good
Georgette In all the styles and poa
seising all the distinctive points of
tha best blouaaa.
New Spring Millinery
You will enjoy even looking at these
new hate the fashionable small Tur
ban of straw and of silk and straw
have a prominent place but wa have
not overlooked the medium and large
styles Reasonably priced from SS.oo
to e lo.oo.
Somewhere in France
thara waa a trench superstition to put
on tha left shoe first for good luck.
Now In Peace time the proper thing
la to put on tha MIGHT shoe Brat
That means to visit our Shoe Department
Royer Bros. & Co.,
DEPARTMENT STORE
ONTARIO, OREGON
March Special
DURING THIS MONrH YOU CAN BUY
ONE OF THOSE PORTABLE ELEC
TRIC SEWING MAC HUNTES AT
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I Idaho Power Company
I ONTARIO, OREGON
A SAVING OF
Mrs llerarhel Mc K llrowno re
turned last night from an extended
trip to Kansas and Missouri points
where she visited relatives.
The Tuesday fridge Club Jour-
i,, vet I,, vv. i i it In. I I in hi lav to alien it
the dav the guasts of Mrs. II. C.
Whttworth of the Hotel Washington.
The Wednesday bridge club u"t
tlii-. week with Mrs J It Fortler at
i her home on South ItU-hardson street
J Mickey sold hlx ranch sotilh-
' west ol town this week to Twlford
, liros who cuinc here recently from
'Omaha There are three brothers
In the Twlford family and (bey ex
pet i i" bring their families bet.
Hie Nebraska metropolis in the near
future
Miss Helen liloiu who has been at
tending school at Link's Business
College In Holm' visited from Thur'
day until Monday with her parents,
Itev and Mrs Chun lllom
Twelve of her classmate friends
helped Miss Mabel llreckou to celc-
brate her teenth birthday Tuesday
evening at the home her parents Mr.
, and Mrs It I) fireckon The even
Ing was spent In games and other
I slmlllar diversions A bountiful
' I ,1. .!... . ,, ,. UU ..ri'M.I !, I tll . ll.HM nf
the entertainment, after which the
guests departed all declaring the ev
ening a large success.
Dreamland
A ttractiom
ONTARIO. iiI1Ki.ii
Sunday and Monday, Men ft and 10:
CMHi It. ISCMII.LK'K
"IkOX'T IHIM1K
. VOl It III SliAXI)''
I' A T H E N I W I
Tuesday. March 1 1 :
TOM MIX
In
"F.vMi: IMI rOHTl'M-;
Mull and JeB Cartoons I -too Tanier
Wednesday, March IS:
MAI ALLISON
in
vtll 1. ill li A.Vh"
Drew Coined) tieueriM.ll).
Saturday, March 16:
KLIZAUKTH KISIM
In
bM I'hllpotts Immortal Story.
MOTHKK"
The Sweetest Story Kver Told
Kuueiijain. r Cartoons Judge Kuui
ay's Ha) Off
After the Spring Houae Cleaning, You Want Some
Nice
New Furniture
Next to a woman's Spring hut, there is nothing that will please her more
than sonic new furniture for the home. You can make your house clean
inir complete by adding here and there a new piece of furniture. It fresh
ens the home. It moke the work easier. To make selections easy let
US show oil
A Whole Carload of New Pieces
Just Received
fa this) big shipment of "Square Brand" Furniture.the kind that mean
what the name implies, there are many patterns, styles and values in
DINING TARLES
DINING CHAIRS
DRESSING TARLES
TARORETTES
DAVENPORTS
ROCKERS
ARMCHAIRS
LIBRARY TABLES
KITCHEN CABINETS
Kvcry piece is worth the price, and the price is lower than uual be
cause of the fact thai we have bought in carload lots, saved freight and
secured hettcr nargains for Inlying in quantity
Now that the house is deun, a new piece of Linoleum- or a new Hi
will just tinish the job. Select what you wunt from our large stock,
plenty of variety in patterns and prices.
McDowell's
Exchange Store
ONTARIO, OREGON