6 THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 19,1919 ONTARIO NIGHT AT VALE All Abroad Ontarians for the Great Chautauqua at Vale, June 25-30 The Ontario Commercial Club Auto Excursion Will Ltave the City Hall at 6:30 p. m., Sunday, June 29 An Bra of Good Will nod no-operation among the people nf Malhetn Count) biM been Inaugurated Ontario wautn to l IU pari Every, ritiieii who en n S ,HI i (III lit illll I't.llllllH lit W'llo is interested in the promotion ii' k I fellowahip 1h urged Ui join the nrowd ;iikI have it good time ,it Vah1 WRDMKSDAV Morning Organizing Junior ChiMitauqiia Junior Supervisor VflrriKxin -Opening Kxercle anil Annoupcement .. Superintendent Concert Merrllee Entertainers Admission 39c I. veiling Concert Entertainment Merrlloe Entertainers lecture "Thi- Making of a Man" . Dr. William It etli Admlrfflon r6c TIUIIHIIAY Morning Junior Play nncl Story Hour Uterinum Concert Prelude Uunrino-McKinnon Co. denture "The Challenge of the Country" K. J. Klemme Ailm'jiMlon 3 9c Evening- - oncort Recital Otiarlnn-McKlnnori fompnnv lecture "Forces that Help or Hinder the ProgreM of a Nation" Mm. A. C. Zelinci AdmlMlon 6to i itinw MorniiiK Junior Play and Story Hour , Iffei-iioon -Plano-Arrordinn Prelude Antonio Mlnervlnl Polyphonic Entertainment Tom Corwlnn Admiaalon 56c Evening- -Plano-Acrordlon Prelude Antonio Mlnervlnl liiNpirntlonnl Lecture "Kiddles and Fortune" Major Thornton A. Mills Admiaalon 55c hatikoay Morning Junior Piny and Story Hour tfrOTMOO Concert The White Hussars l.ei nirr "Dun kit Signal on the linnd to Health" Kdna Eugenia Lowe AdmlHHion Ui Ml Ian Urnnd Concert The White lluar l?nliiie "SlnKlng Hand" with uticiii ille.l recnnl of, u cresses on Eastern clrcultM. Xdinlsaion s.ic HUN DAY Mm-uing I'aual Services All Churches Wlernoon- Sacred Prelude Metropolitan Artist Trio Lecture "Through Five Itepuhllra on Horseback" Dr. (1. Whilflrld Itay Vilinlssinn 55c I.vciiIiik Hucrcd He.il.il Metropolian ArllNtH Trio lAvcture 'Italy New Place Among the Nations" Lieut. Ilruno UoHelll (lifted Italian speaking through courtesy of tint Italian i mhuaay. AdmlHHion lit MONDAY Mi'iuiiiK lun. hi I'ln) and Htory Hour. Wicrn I'reltnle Vlerra'a Itoyal Hawallana Itendlngu and Entei taiiinient l.yclln Konneshei Ail in. anion fine l.ienliiK Entertainment "HawaJI l.:wul of Muaic" la) Concert Ibiyal Hawaiian guintri th) llliiKtraleil I. mi. ii. "Rambling Through I'm, dine " Mil. In. I eo Clemens Showing New Molliin I'I. lures of Hawall'a Kver Active Volcano. Ml Kllauea. AdmlHHion 83c i Single Admission Price Include Government War Tax. Seaaon TIcketM Purchased llefore Opening Day Including War Tax: Adult $2.75 Students 'If Children $1.10 Sunday, June 29 You will hear the Sacred Concert presented, that evening at the Chautauqua by the Metropolitan Artists c and hear Lieut. Bruno Roselli lecture "Italy's New Place Among the Nation's". This advertising is paid for bj the 'm- iiiiici.il chili as its part in Boosting the Chautauqua at Vale ami promoting the Spirit of Co-operation for Malheur County.. I Come! You'll Enjoy the Kide-The Crowd will Help Make the Evening Enjoyable Your Vale Friends will be glad to see you. DECEIT WILL ALWAYS OUT Impoteible for Any Man to Conceal Hi Rtal Solf for Appreciable Length of Time. The tun often altKeil In the mime of pulilli i harm let is that In pitv.ilc llfe" he nt' she la Ihli or thai. Hum m i i i i i nf us liehliul tin if the World'! Mage .lie .11 Ileal WO fare tile H.irl.l tilth' An IrlHh coined la n. mifferliiK acutelj from shell slmck, made lil reballluttj lindy uliey hie spirit. In tl.' elilen.illl incut In soldier at the unit in a play lie tunic ami uuuiugeii. in i.i. i , aaauuuil the chief part. Tw Ice iaWtag ll v lit Hi: lliet fmilul i hlln outside Hie lnl. iiuik hh Ihmih hi heal I tvniild hieak. Each lllne he tillered hllllsell In gethei mill MM hack In In appointed j taak of hrliiglug good hcci in ll..' real Thi kind nf dlaeampilni i oniv i" I lie priil Mil Tliere a nn.iih.i earl ihat , I lint liillilnl.il- "YaWOWlOg a I runt' i;els a Ulan jul o far mid ne farther I he deception la plerci'il I . . i . t . I..111; the tnauini of man he truly In eoiiiea lo lie known hy the cuiiii,iii he km pa IJ the chance wenl he let fall ! the In 'k 111 hla face when he in nff In- guard HapulBeai rum, in erowa tin Uft of the 1 1 1 It 11 the a llie illllle .-eullal ly, at ell ttaMM and in all pl.i I I He '" ml actini; a puit II .1 own tseiiuln.v Inn. .11., -.1! and he iiax ' lint kllnw h.iM lii I.. 1111tlm.lv else Ilia i prltalr ninluct hi.. I hi piihlic deede do not uceii in he rarnnrllrd. fw . . 1 1 ii . life U a. open geXVa Ihgl n.e.U 11. 1 aM.lug.t nr i-iph.iinti.nl "Nice" One Meant "Fooliih." Wnl.! ll. .U hate UaHlfrajHM '' uiarkal'le CtaUbX) tt iiichiiIiik tilth tin a.Mie of tin i nil 111 1. arc "prelit and "line lu.ii. ifcee aranti menui orilnail BWMl exact I j I be ..u-i-0 theli pic-icni uWtbltloua I'lelli' COIIIck frnlll the ui. I li.ii.h .... proud r "pru.l ' In ..hi Savoli tin Word I.e. Mile 'prill imiKiiiriceiil apleinlnl tutu UUOlrnl In. 111 till aaMM "prlt ' M "prltte incuutng al moat the tunic: till al kWglk it cuinc to iliinlfy him. I. inc. la. Id nr flue; Biiallt, after iiiauy grii.hr i... i.m.Ii lug It prevent usual MW U a per atiu.il ailj.ctlve of girlish .111. 1 eflcmi liate sluinll iiln 1 '.N'lcc' .th:h cliiiie from a French: uuree- 111 ll.-i uieiint fOtill-li ah-ui.l rldlcuh.ii- ilicu in courte ..f lime It came In slgulf.t wanti'ii wliimairal, fautaatlcj thcu deli, mi, .111.1 Hii, tie. till tliiully tt wa uac ' I., 'I nt -peclaii.t plcaaant MktillJ M. D. FLEMING Optometrist II. 1. .111 .!, Ilem III, I. IIiiIhc. Iiln 1 . I lil..nietr Me ins i:.ie Hen Ice. e 111 gteaaaa gad do right. e ...tit rlullt ea.l.iehe U . .1 y I .-1 1; m- ll t..u are a rtei 1 nil with hcadacln v lllllll-.l V I, ill lull , .. ,1,11 .Hit I liilllile. Ill e hllll ring of lei In.-, in line.. itching o' burning, you muai lhal la their ".it ui latUm v"i ! Uwi noed utteutliiii I'ne pulr of eyc is all ton will ev r liate UK I'AIK U Hll HUM We 1 hiinifo leiioaa .tit I, in one year ttithout ant adilit titul cost In t.iu . arc reglatored In two bta'.i ., l.lilu. .111,1 Oremm, which OOUBled wltli .111 1 perlein i of 20 year BJUakM It poaalhle to care for eUrein. S . Kite sp.ci.ll . ltlelltli.il t.. Cllillll I HI. M KI Mil U I'liU s hi:i:i i.Aiti.v kvkuv MONTH Al' IIUTKI. MOOKK KI'MNDAN ai.k. Tin i;si 1 . .11 m: :6 U KSTI'AU. Jl Nl Mi .i.iiii 11 .ui.i ..n Harold arrti hnlne la I tt . ah ".'in S.ui DtOgi hiliiglllK with Iheiii their sun an. I hrotlier Vlvlaa Mill. 'It ttlln lias he l ill 1.. 1 si.iiie 1 me IIIIIIUI III. l K ll l-ASSils Tllltl IT KMIIIITK WHaTT Totally aorprtalBi lis rotoUt UieiiiN William lllai kahv tliru Oulalii lust iiIkIiI inriiiii. Ul 1 .imp l.ettls where In- BSBOCU 10 le ills, barged from the service noon He iliil mil advise hi rehitlti h In I'' of In. coming ami thet atari tnl. I 1. 1 hi present e in the city for I PN in .nt by Mra. J. W HoCoJIoah who miK ut (lie Htutlnii to put 1 1 1 . duugliter Until nil the Haiti Tb.re waa a aurarlaod famll when ihet were told lit Mrs Mci iilloch of lior vlMit w.lh the young m. in Mr' ami Mn (1 It Vlen enter tallied at bridge lust Salurda nilii; at their Inline nil III, Hat. line Three tallies were played and .1 it Baamwaaan woo the high score Tlie guest were Messr and MckiI.i lues Lunglev lirookaa nt Njraaa, it an i: Hikes I' I ; a 1 1 ; , k- I . r . II It Douglua, und J It. Itaamuaaen. U. VVtMII) KLK(TKI) Hllll I i'i: III' HI IK Mil, IHslKli 1 Ml. N iinlt .1 hulf doen voters took time to go to the High School building Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock to participate In the election of a nieiii ber for the board of education and -. limit hoard clerk. Thoae who wero preaent elected W. W. Wood to the directorship made vacant by Ibe ex piration of the term of J. W Mcl'ul I.11 h. wliu declined re-election ?V I.. Turner who baa been clerk of the hoard for the pnat year waa re-elected. Mr McCuIUjcIi. the v rehiring di rector haa nerved In that capacitv for alx yeara, the longeat ervlce iif any director In recent year I'hn Hchool board aa now compoaed ia Dr. W. J. Weeae, I- Adam ami W . J'i 111 I W. Wood. The new board expects :. lorganlxe Imnietllaiely upon the re ! turn of Mr. Adam from I'ayett. Lakaa, and will according to custom probably elect Dr. Weeae aa cha'rmuii. ka being tka aouior member of the board. To vIhII hi old liouie In Missouri and there to enjoy hi vacation amid the aoenea of h'u boyhood V. K Hu man left Sunday morning No douht he will return cocked und prim. .1 with a lot of new argument for Hie league of nation and nun dry aub Jecta of democratic debate, with which lo regale hla republican friend When he left be waa certain that he would have a big time Watch The Enemies Lines ' Terettone 1 r v . v . - 'v-- ...d.j uiaiiu rk'ia ii i r. r. i. L COVERALLS a U S.Pat Off Keep Kids Kleen r r 11m I rttMl, hcH!elJ. 4o0 I till 't Li VI un til. 1 t Li.t'i. I lO Ptm IHflN r iV.! i'i (-no c,c anh di r I ft. C-ft..v aii t rd at. ut of 1 ft. Wftthril. Nolittl Iciaatk. Lcn.li i f i v a' i Ma.li in (.' ' I jL ' i ia B -'jL. i 1 a t i g ilfHjiii, iJ k ,H-t g TaV ' IIUIIM 'h ' jHflrn Ail .jai ft Jnaaaf ." aaaV "' MM' ttt Ji JfWri $1 50 the suit ( tgV , I I' yom JW fiml mn-vh n ggggW, t I KOVtRAUS d i t ill orr I AN V- II HaaaW' "-i " ' 'i .o''lTi- !' -Hti, A luiu ., ii,, leUela lavl Stituu A Co., San Fraicie.o I The"Bi& Idea" Somebody discovered tKat ' nontv could be saved and comfort increased by usin& Firestone Tires and bavinA us put them on. And now, like every "bi idea" it is common property. Now knowing motorists from near and far are ftettin the bene fit in the safety, comfort and saving which r irestoneTires, plus our service means. Come in. We're ready. Service Tire & Battery Co. Ontario, Oregon I ; TTMB I u 4aH IF f bLW MaaVaCaaBBU aH hBhWobI bH ' r jU Lw wk H' ggV gaWlraSBB -j agl jaw. ( ea K. B This is a closr up vitw of an AniiM'ican ol siTvatinii tiffirt-r in the liaskit nl an observa tion lialliiuii hcliiml thf liius in France. In Ibe recruiting campaign which the army il engtged in OOH many of tin- nun will he assigned to this intei'estint; service It i (pen tti men who can qualify. This servici appeals to the spirit of adventure in th American man and is one ot the most popu lar hranchejs of the service. Enlistment ill this or any hranchof the service can he made at the recruiting office in Portland or in Boise.