THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1910
TENTH ANNUAL
MALHEUR COUNTY FAIR
ONTARIO, OREGON
September 9, 10, 11 and 12
THE BEST YET
Expense has not been considered in booking attractions or securing exhibits.
DAYS OF REAL THRILLS
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Running Races by the best horses obtainable
Harness Races by the fastest horses bred
Roping and Bulldogging that will make other Pairs and Round
ups look sick
A real Curtiss Flying Machine piloted by an American Ace (con
tract already signed and cash bond put up)
Buckcroo slufT that will make your hair stand on end
Motorcycle Races in the Barney Old field class
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THE FAIR OF FAIRS
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P . Fastest Racing ever witnessed
A - Aeroplane stunt flying
I - Innovations new and startling
R - Remember the dates
H. H. TUNNY, President
September 9, 10, 11 and 12
Something doing all the time; no delays
Come and stay the week
F. LESLIE BODY, Secretary
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Clear, Peachy Skin
I Awaits Anyone Who t
rx I lliiiii V
urinKs not water ;
T 8ays an Inildo bath, before break- J
f fatt help ui look and feel T
clean, aweet, fresh.
Sparkling and vlvacloua merry,
bright, nlort n good clear skin and
a natural, rosy, healthy complexion
nro assured only by pure blood. If
only overy man and .woman could bo
Induced to adopt tho morning Inside
bath, what a gratifying chango would
take pluco. Instead of tho thousands
of sickly, annomlc-Iooklng nion,
women and girls with pasty or mud
dy complexion!; Instead of tho multi
tudes of "nerve wrockB" "rundowns"
'"brain fags" and pessimists we
should sea a virile, optimistic throng
of rosy.choeked people everywhere.
' An Inside bath Is had by drinking
each morning, before breakfast, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
to wash from the stomach, liver, kid
noys and ten yards of bowels the pre
vious day's Indigestible waste, sour
fermentations and poisons', thus
cleaning, sweetening and refreshing
the enttre alimentary canal before
putting more food Into tho stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bil
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
coldsjand partlculary those who have
(i pallid, Ktkllow complexion and who
bra constipated vary often, nro urged
to obtain a quarter pound of lime
stono phosphnto nt tho drug store
which will cost but n trlllo, but Is
sufficient to demonstrate tho quick
and romiirkablo change In both
health and uppoaranco, uwultlng
those who practlco Internal sanita
tion. Wo must romembor that In
side cleanliness Is mora Important
than outsldo, because tho skin does
not absorb impurities to contaminate
tho blood while tho pores In tho
thirty foot of bowels do.
XOTK'i: OK AXSVAh ELECTION OK
MA Ml ECU duaixaei: lISTItl(T
Not I co Is hereby given that tho land
owners of tho Malheur Drainage Dis
trict will hold their annual election
at tho Cairo school house In Malheur
County, Oregon, Soptombcr C, 1919,
at 2 o'clock p, m., for the purposo
of electing a Hoard of Directors, and
transacting such other business as
may regularly como bofore such
meeting',
MAMIBUIl DKAINAOE DI8TIUCT
lly J. P. WBAVEH, Prcsdent.
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Oregon Stato Pair:
Salem, September 22-27 Splen
did agricultural, livestock, and In
Uustrlal exhibits, high class amuse-!
inents, a uuperb racing card, bigger
and better than ever,
A. II, LEA, 8ecrotary.
Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. H. C, Secoy and Mrs, Walter
Gramso spent Saturday In Caldwell
and noise.
THE H. F. NORTON COMPANY
Fifteenth and Front, Nampa, Idaho.
Dealers in
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Furs and-Tallow
Top market prices paid, Correct weights given
and prompt returns ma'de.
No shipments too large, nor too small, we so
licit them all.
Write ns for prices, shipping-tags mailed upon
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Honoring .Mr. I'rinrlug.
In honor of Mrs, Jacob I'rluzlng
who will loavo about September 1 to
mako her homo In Nampa, cards hnvo
boon Issued for u bridge party to bo
given by Mesdames A. I., nud U. II.
Cockrum and A. J. (Hover, tomorrow
afternoon.
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C'iii-iI for Mr. Prliuliig!.
Mrs. Prank Under was tho hostess
for a charming card party given at
her homo on Morlltt Htrcet and Wyo
ming avonuo Tuesday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. Jacob Printing. Pour
tables of Hridgo worn played. Ho
froshiuonts wero served.
Entertain for Mr. nud .Mrt..' Douglass,
Mr, and Mrs. II. It. nouglass who
loavo Ontario this weok to mako
their homo in Eugene wore tho hon
ored guests at a card party given
last ovonlng by Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Oallagher and Mr. and Mrs. a, K.
Aiken at the home of tho former on
Virtue street and Montana avenue.
Pollowlug cards', thero woro seven
tables of GOO, refreshments woro
served on the lawn to tho 20 guests
present.
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Professors J'rmiil Ability.
Proving their ability as cooks,
Professors S. M. Iloucher and M. I).
Thomas arranged a novel dinner In
honor of Mr. and Mrs, II. It. DJoug
lass Monday ovenlng. Tho Profs
"rented" the Douglass homo and
furnishings for tho evening and
"cooked" tho dinner, served it and
played the part of host and hostess
in approved style, so the guests do
clared. Those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames II. It. Douglass, P. I.,
Conrad and P. J. Oallagher, and tho
cooks.
Puity for MUh How Ik.
In honor of Miss Alia Howls who
left Saturday for Chicago whero she
will bo married this weok, beforo
proceeding to her home in Pennsyl
vania, her aunt, Mrs. E. C. Van Pet
ten, entertained last Priday evening
at cards. Seven tables of GOO wero
played and refreshments served'. The
out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Elmo Pearson of Wclsor. On
tario guests includes: Messrs and
MesdamcM I.uruo Illncknby, P, J.
Clomo; Misses Ornyco and Alfrettn
Sago, Irene ltador, Vlolu llustod;
Mossro Paul Van Puttou, Arthur
Cockrum, E. 8. Prasor, Prank Dor
man, Ilomnrd Ituder, Everett Trous
dale and Clnudo Christiansen.
lldjN tint IIOKtH,
Last Monday afternoon (llllnrd Con.
over and Ilagan Mnoro woro tho hosts'
for it party given at tho homo of Dr.
and Mm. A. 0, Mnoro from three to
five Por Ulllard Conaur It was it
colouration of his eighth birthday,
whllo for Ilagnn Mooru it was tho
promised rownrd for being "gamo"
whllo undergoing tha Pastour treat
ment following his being bitten by a
mad dog sovernl wcoks ugo. (lames
woro played and refreshments served.
Seventeen boys' nud girls gatheied
round tho birthday caku which was
1111 Important part of tho menu,
.Missouri (iuoMN Eiiteitnliieil.
Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Douglas en
tertained at their homo on Morlltt
strcot last Priday ovenlng In honor
of tholr liousu guests, Mr. and Mis.
P. I.. Conrad, of Moberly, Missouri.
All of tho guests wero formerly iom
Idents of olllier Missouri or Mluuo
hoIu and argued tho merits' of their
"old homo states" beforo playing
GOO. Tho gnosis were: Messrs. and
Mosdamort P. U. Conrad, P. J. (lull
nghor, 0. K. Aiken, and Momtrs. 8. M.
Iloucher and M. D. Thomas. Ite
froshmonts woro mirved
Constipation upsets' tho entire sys
tem causing serious illness to tho
human family. Don't worry Mollis
tor's Itocky Mountain Ten will drive
out constipation, regulntu tho bowels,
tnuuttho stomach, purify, obmuso
Without fall glva it 11 thoro trial :i5e
Tho Ik'nl Pli) sic
Wliou you want n pleasant plijslo
try Chnmborlalu'H Tablets. Thy nro
easy to tako and mild and gentle In
offoct. Thoy nro highly priced by
people who hnvo becomo nciiualutod
with tholr good qualities. Thoy only
cost n quartor.
KOH SALE CHICKEN COOP AND
chlokon yard. Mrs. J. Printing
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