THE ONTARIO AKOU8. ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 1?, 1919
Phone No. 3
and order everything Reed to eat
Saturday, July 19, We offer you
two good specials
Meat Department:
Chuck Steaks .
and Pot Koast 20C It)
(Steer Href) (
Grocery Department
lb
Green Tea,
bulk (2 lb to
customer)
J36c
Ontario Moat & Grocery Co.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
We are experienced, and know how
to give service to the owners of Furl
oars. We have the same methods
Machinery and skill that they have in
the Ford Factory, and we use the same
Part made by the Ford Motor Com
pany, Fonl owners arc doubly guar
anteed by ns as to the reliability of our
service on Ford cars. Don't try to d.
it yourself, bring yonr car here. Iiiel
dentally we are getting a few Fold car
and are able to make fairly good dc
liverieH.
'Dmring Car, $52."); Hunahout. 1501);
One Ton Truck Chassis, 0660 Coupe,
$)")(); Sedan, $775. These prices f. o. b.
Detroit
FORD OARAGE
V. H HTAI'LKH, M O.I H
ONTAKIO. OIUMJON.
wB sa ' jfl y
orLk
LONGER LIFE
FOR YOUR CAR
The correct grade
of Zerolene will add
years to the life of
your car. Gives bet
ter lubrication with
least carbon. Get a
Correct Lubrication
Chart for your car.
STANDARD. OIL COMPANY
(California)
O. II. TEST, 8rlal Agent Htamlard (Ml Company, Oiilarto, Orcfua.
"See here," says the Good Judge
I want to remind you
about that small chew
of this good tobacco.
It tastes better because
it's good tobacco. Its
quality saves you part of
your tobacco money.
It goes further and lasts
longer.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
Hut up in fire ttylts
tIGHT CUT is a ahort-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
('. McUodbkIII was n legal visiter
at Vale Tupsday.
Mr" A. A. Wellington 1h spending
tho SMtft end with frlendB In BoIhp.
E. J. Corrllla of Riverside la a
buBlnpaa visitor In Outaro OiIb week
Mrs. Itoslup of Payatto was the
guest of Mrs. A. Jaqulsh Saturday
Mrs. It. L. I'oor tmiii spenl the wpek
end In Welaer with her daughter.
Mrs J. (' Cunning.
Councilman K. O. cockrum and
family spent the week end In BoIbo
returning Monday night
Cordon C. Ragadala and mother.
Mrs. Allen of Jamleson, were Onta
rio vialtora the flrat of the week.
Peter Koethler and family of Wil
der and Amos Koethler and wife of
W eat fall spent Sunday In Ontario.
Mra. John Rasinussen and chil
dren apent the week end In Payette,
the gueata of Mra. Barnard Kastmaii
Dr. W. O. How returned Haturda
from Portland where he attended the
seaalonB of the State Dental assocla
tlon. Mra. A Jaqulsh and Mlia Doro
:hy motored over to Parma Friday
and apent the day with Mra. Ray
Wilson
Mr. and Mra. H. O Whltworth
and Mra. Geo. Kellogg and small
daughter motored over from Wclser
Saturday.
John Moore passed thru Ontario
Monday on his way to Welner from
Mountain Home where he haa been
omployed.
Mrs O Burhrldge and son of
Phoenix, Arltona, arrived In Onta
rio Monday. Mra. Rurbrlage is for
merly of Ontario.
Ralph Draper of Vali- passPd thru
Ontario Wednesday morning enroute
to Welser to spend a few days with
his sister. Mra. Lena Owlll am.
9 V Dudley of the W How River
Co came down from Jamleson Sun
day to moot Oeo J. MagnnhaltueY of
Chicago on business for tin compn
ny. Mrs J W McCulloeh and aons,
Ralph and John, and dnughtur Ea
ther returned Monday from Boise
where they aojourned for several
days.
Mr. K. W. Hughes and small son,
Richard of Boise waa the gueal of
Mra. Kred Canfleld Tueaday, while on
her way to Payette Lakes for a few
weeks.
Mra. H. C. Smith and Miaa Vir
ginia returned Monday evening from
Seattle where they have bqen vis t
Ing alnee Mlsa Smith finished her
college year at O. A. C
Thomaa Jacobs of Sturgta, Mlch
gan, and his niece. Mlsa Mary I
Jacoba of Chicago passed thru On
tario Monday on tholr way to Vale
to look for land Investments.
J. A. Robinson and Ira Walter re
turned laat week form an extended
trip thru Eastern Oregon durlnx
which they slopped at Pendleton
and other Eastern Oregon towns.
M as Lucille Morrow of Portland
la the guest of her sorority alster.
Mlsa Orayce Sage at preaent. Mia'
Morrow ia on her way home froi.i
the Delta Gamma convention at Mln
nea polls
Mr .and Mra. Elmo Pearson vll
ted at the Radar home Sunday, hav
ing Juat returned from their honey
moon spent at Payette Lakes They
left Monday morning for tbalr home
in Welser
W. M. Wlndon who this sprint;
purchaaed the prune orchard on the
St. Paul orchard tracts arrived on
Ontario recently to look after h's
Interest. Mr. Wlndon came from
Indiana.
Miaa Hortense Wells passed thru
Ontario Saturday evelng to apend the
remainder of her vacation In Port
land with her slstor. Miss Wells ha
been the guest of Mlsa Virginia Re-
nolds of Two Falls since the Fourth
Mr. and Mra. L. Hlrach. Miaa Nel
son and llersebel Browne motored
to New Plymouth at midnight Sat
urday to escort home Mrs. Uerscli. I
Browne, who presided over the piano
at the New Plymouth dance that
evening.
Ivan Arnold formerly of this city
but more recently au Inhabitant of
the Kelso. Washington, passed thru
Ontario last week enroute to Idah'j
Kails where he expects to reside
Mr. Arnold who owns property here
said: "I am glad that Ontario i
going to pave I did not realUe how
much paving means to a town uutl'
I went up into Washington and found
that every little town haa paved
streets and good roada leading to
them. This is the best tblng Ontar o
could do. and aa one property owner,
Saturday Special
White Wash Materials
50c Voiles, Organdies, Lace Cloth. Dimity; in pretty satin stripe, 2Qf
big check and plaid effects. Saturday Special . . . '. OOC
800 Voile, Madras and Pique in plain white, Saturday Special
27c
Flaxon
Fast colors, woven stripes and figured flaxon, real dainty for
summer drcsses,45c value, Saturday Special
32c
Percale
27 inch percale in light and dark colors, Saturday Special,
15c
Dresses
Gingham and percale dresses in pretty designs, fast colors material, every
dress is well stitched and trimmed.
1 lot plain RMS, pink, green and blue ginghams, trimmed with larire wlnt
petti huttons and braided. White collars and cuffs and hclts; $40 value,
Saturday Special $ DO
1 lot of house dresses and aprons of stiiped gingham and percales; $1.75 values
Saturday Special sji .OO
Slippva
Made of drilling in hluc stripes, taped in white, patent buttons SO you'll never
have to sew on huttons, 75c and H.c; Saturday Special Jkjs
Petticoats
White rippelctte and sateen petticoats, while the la t, 1.75 values; Bstut
day Special ; . . '. pllO
UNDERWEAR
Sealpax B. V. Ds
Athletic Munsing
wear Silk and Phil
ippine Combinations
Envelopes, Chemise . .
Gowns of Muslin
Nainsook, Crepe de
Chine, Satin, etc., in
white and flesh.
HOSIERY
Phoenix of black silk
or lisle in toupe.silver
cloud grays, brown
cordovan, mouse and
white.
Armour Plate in bla tk
white, gray and brown
for women misses aiut
children.
Martin Gallagher, brother of P.
Gallagher, arrived In Ontario Monday
from Calgary, In the Prov nee of
Alberta, Canada. He left Tuesday
accompanied by his brother for Burns
and other interior points.
H. C. Schuppell of Baker who Geo. McLaughlin, win. Ii !...
comes to Ontario regularly to teas') the men who curies las SfOrrt - of
folks hers to Insure their futur.
aga nst worry, protect families and
otherwise drive care away, la In the
city this week.
the WuriuHprlngH IrrlK"' ' Dl i it
mi his shoulders, as a member Ot tho
hoard of Directors waa lu Ontario
Tuesday.
Wm Bovo is a part of tho tamo f
it makos good sportsmon and
ftfl moro onjoyablo sport $ood
followsnip.hoalth and rofrosh-
j2 moiit - - bost to train on and
h3 ifain on.
'lClil a 9fio a-ioar -round soft drinJk pftf
HfH W0k ANHEUSER-BUSCH STLOUIS f fifB. Jp
Lflr BMII1 1 k"
Sold ovarywhorc
laimlios tuppliod by
grocer drutfist and
aoalor" "Visitors arc
coi-d tally invitvd to
in-.act our Jantu
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