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A ONE-ACT PLAY ENTITLED
"J)ON'T KNVV TIII-J 1IOMI3 OWNKIt-
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This llttlo phi) let, It bring enacted utmost mcry liny.
Tho ncciio Is vividly itlrtptcd, .Tho iliuo N any rlty In
tho United HtittCH. Timet I'i-i'mjiiI. .Tho clminclers arc
Air. mill Mrs. Itcntcr.
(Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilontcr nro dlBcovorcd on tho sidewalk on n blustery
fall day gnalng longingly tit n happy family group, scntqd at tholr
dinner tnblo.)
Mr. It. -Oool but that'H a comfortablo looking houso. Just look nt
that nappy looking bunch. WIhIi wo had a homo Ilka that. Don't
mipposo that plnco would aver ba for rent. Looks too homay."
Mrs,
It. No. dear, don't worry nliout us finding a homo llko that.
When (hoy look that good you novcr find n rent sign hanging on
thorn.
today.
Como on, let's keep on looking.
Wo uiUBt find something
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Mr. H. Wo suro must. Honestly. It tha tlmo ovor comos wliun I
can spend a whole- Sunday without houso hunting, I bollovo It
would add ton yours to my life And If that landlord of ours
koops kiting tho rent as ho linn boon doing, It will ho "over tho
hills to tho poorhousa" for ub.
Mrs; It. Well, you know what I told you last Sunday when 1 rend
that "Own Your Home" nilvortlsomont. Horo wo nro paying
out good money year after year and not a thing to show for. It.
Mr. It. Somehow, I enn't got that plcturo out of my mind. What
do you say, lot's tako tho plungo? Lots boo that II. 1. Lumbor
Company man tomorrow. Wo ran buy n lot nnd build something
llko this, by using tho money In tho bank and making small
monthly payment What about It?
Mrs. It. What about It? If you'll ntniitl perfectly still, I'll kiss you
rognrdloss of tho on-looking public. I never was so happy In nil
my Ilfo. I saw a perfectly lovely bungalow tho othor day Just
bolng finished nnd tho contractor told mo "Tho Ilolso l'nyotto
Lumber Company bad hundreds of llfforcnt designs to choimo
from."
Mr. II. Flnol Then It's sotted. Blnco wo havo mndo up our finds, I
fool llko I Imagine n "ilfo termor" would with n sudden pardon
facing tho world with his Ilfo befora him, knowing that his bonds
woro broken.
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Whether it be termed "Capital" or "Labor"
our efforts,- your efforts, at this time ore directed to
National, to general, prosperity.
We aro the most prosperous people in the
world today; our workidg conditions are the best.
Regardless of your classification this Hank is
here to help you where and when and how we can.
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Men who know tobacco,
cnew the hncr ....m . .. '
costing them any more.
rheytakealittlechewnnd
u s amazing how the good
taste stays in a rich, high
grade chewing tobacco.
For lasting tobacco satis
faction, there's nothing
like a smaU chew of that
rich-tasting tobacco.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
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G.IT CXJJ h a short-cut tobacco
VZLl a ,0n finet tobaca
News Notes From Fruitland Bench
Br Mrs. Itudotph tlollcnhcck
Crelghtoii Sjimcs nnd family, for
merly residents hero, who Imvo been
living for tho past year nt Ulchflold,
havo returned to Fruitland, and on
Mondny'of this week moved on their
placo whoro Charles Iloyston has
been living.
Mr. and Mrs. J. dlbion, who have
hcon hern working In tho fruit, left
horo on Monday morning for Km-
mott.
Miss Allco Iliirnott lcavos on But
unlay of this wook for Ilolse, to bo
gin training nt St. Luke's hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Curl Johnson had as
dlnuor guests Sundny, Mr. nnd Mrs.
V. 8. Kdor nnd Mrs. (Icorgo Wilson
of Now Plymouth, Mr. McOuIro of
York, Nobraskn, Mr. and Mrs. John
Andorson nnd family nnd Miss Kdlth
Itloomstrom.
Mr. J. A. Tunoy, who lived for
somo tlmo nt tho Huntington placo in
I'rultlnnd, died on Snturday morning
In l'nyotto of old ago.' Tho funornl
was hold from tho Swedish Luthornn
church nt Pnyetto.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oliver Dossen of
l'nyotto, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. I). llosson
and Mr. and Mrs. Jesso Wolls woro
dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. It.
Wolls Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Joo Ilendy nnd chil
dren nnd Mrs. A. T. Illshop motorod
to ltolso Friday, rotumlng Saturday.
Mr. Marx Thodo has been quite III
tho past week.
II. M. Lowls Is tho pnssessor of a
now Mnxwoll car, purchased Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Judy, paronts
of Chnrlos Judy, loft last wcok for
their homo In Miller, Nob.
Mrs. A. J. Molor of Eminott visit
ed nt tho Charles Judy homo Satur
day and Sunday, Mr. Melor nlso
camo down for a vlBlt Sunday.
Mr, nnd Mrs. J. Ilostctlor onlcr
tnlned Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. I). I).
Ilolllngor and dnutghtVrs, tho Misses
Klnora and Vostn, also Mr. nnd Mrs.
(I. 0. Ilolllnger of Nnmpa.
Miss Kathorlno Noohs of Ontario
vlsltod from Friday until Sundny
with Miss his Thobo.
Hoy Hardin returned homo Friday
from Portland.
acorgo'lloop of Ontario vlsltod Ills
inothor, Mrs. Mnrgnrot Heap, Sun-
i day.
Col. James Harnard of Kmtnott
was visiting his son. Frank Uarnnrd,
nnd family ovor Sundny.
Mrs. J. W. Illnnchor, sister of Mri.
II, Whoaldon, Is recovering nicely
from her operation and Is oxpectod
homo from Ilolso this wook.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Proston Sllkoll mo
torod Sundny to visit tholr son, Kr
ncAt. nnd family
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmo Donl woro on
tertnlnod Sunday nt tho Hon Dolmn
non homo In Pnyetto.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. J. Hansen leave
on Friday of this wcok for nn ovtoud
od visit In tho east. Thoy will vUlt
Mr Hanson's father at Springfield,
Mo , also n brnthor In Itolnlandor,
Wis., nnd Mrs. Hanson's rolntlvoa nt
Otccol.
Mr. and Mrs Alborson and two
chtldron will ocupy tho P. K. Hnn
sen houso whllo Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnn
bon aro visiting In tho east.
Partly as n furowoll to tholr old
friends and neighbors and also to en
able Mr. and Mrs. P. I). Hossen to ho
como acquainted with tholr new
neighbors, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Andor
son ontertalnod ut dlnuor on Satur
day ovonlng. Tho guostB woro Mr.
and Mrs, A. L. Kingsbury, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ouy Oraham, Mr. and Mrs, N.
A. Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Illshop, Mr. and Mrs. Marx Thodo,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ilrown, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Alox Johnson of l'nyotto, Mrs.
E. A. Llnck, nnd Ernest Anderson of
Parma. Dinner was daintily served
on smnll tnblcs by tho Misses Fern
Llnck nnd Florence Andorson,
Prof, nnd Mrs. Nellson returned
Snturday from thrco wcoks of Instl-
tuto work In dlfforout parts of tho
stato.
Mrs. Cosy Urnnthoovor nnd tho
Mlssos Allco Kllno and I-oulso Mnr
tln wcro dlnnor guests of Miss Ethel
Lyle at her homo In Welsor Sunday.
Ooorgo Eldrcdgo was In Ilolso on
Monday nnd Tuesday of this wcok,
Mrs. Idn Kelson nnd children loft
this wcok for tho Wlllnmetto valley
In Oregon, whoro thoy oxpet to mnko
their futuro homo.
Mr. nnd Mrs, T. J. Carico of Pay
otto woro guosts nt tho II. K. Wltfong
homo on Sundny.
Miss Dnplino McKcown, who Is
teaching In Wlldor, spent tho wcok
end nt homo.
Jim nnd Chrnllo Poor nnd Charles
Loukner, Jr., went to 'Ironsldo Tuos-
day on buslncsn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Laurel Wolls mndo n
trip to Kmmctt Snturday. Mrs.
Penrl Holbrook, slstor of Mr. Wollu,
roturncd with thorn Sundny.
Miss aiadys McKcown camo ovor
from Cnldwoll nnd spent tho wcok
end nt l.omo.
Albert Drncowoll nnd J. Mnklnson
wont to Dolso on Wodnosdny of last
wcok, returning via Caldwell Thurs
day.
Edd and Clydo Connstcr movod
ovor from Ontario Saturday and nro
at tho A. II. McConnoll plnco work
ing In tho apples.
Tho Christian Endeavor Socloty
nro to havo n Haltowo'on social nt
tho Tnckott homo on Friday ovonlng.
Tho Ilaskot Social given for tho
bonoflt of tho Athletic Association nt
tho school houso last Friday evening
wns a docldod success. Tho procoods
nmountod to $189.50.
Two now pupils wcro cnrollod In
tho High School on Monday morning,
Theodora Ileitis and Noblo Peacock.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy nuoll woro
guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur At-
borts of Now Plymouth, Sunday.
Floyd Snndora, ovorseor of tho
Elflo Packing House, spent tho wcok
end at bis homo In Emmott.
Llnnlo nnd Dlllnrd Crcgor enter
tnlnod Mrs. S. N. Lappen and chil
dren nnd Mr. Oeorgo Sklppon Sun
day. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. A. Crogor and son
Amos nnd daughter Lola motored to
Cnldwoll Sundny to visit nt tho
(loorgo Myore homo.. Thoy vlsltod
also with old frlonds, Mr. and Mrs.
Tynor of Indiana, who nro onrouto to
California from tho a. A. It oncamp.
mont at Columbus and who woro
also guosts at tho Myors' homo,
Mr, E, A. Llnck wns on tho sick
list Saturday nnd Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Sohumm nnd
two sons woro guosts of Mr. and Mrs.
Ooorgo Eldrodgo Sunday.
Mrs. I). Wood ontertalnod qulto n
number of small boys on Sunday nf
toruoou, tho occasion bolng tho tenth
birthday of Master Edward Wood.
Refreshments woro served.
Mrs. Pratt, who has boon staying
nt tho cdorgo Eldrodgo homo during
tha past month, loft this week for
Payette.
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COMPirmiVII EXAMINATIONS for
WEST POINT AND ANNAPOIJS.
In ordor to glvo equal opportunity
to ovory boy In his district to win an
appointment to West Point or Au
nnpolls, Congressman N.J. Slnnot will
hold a competitive examination on
Decomber 16th, 1919 to detormlno
whom ho will designate to the mili
tary and naval academies In 1920.
Tho oxuinluatlon will bo given for
congressman by the U. fj. QlvllfBer
vlce Gommlssfon inv tho following 8
Ontario Meat & Grocery Co.
Ontario, - - Oregon
Phone 3
Wholesalers nnd Retailers of Meat Products
Retail Groceries, Fruits, Etc.
Everything
Good to Eat
vltles at tho samo hour and day:
Haker, Hend, Klamutli Falls, Lake
view, Ontario, and Pendleton.
Any young man, who Is a bona
fido resident of tho Second Oregon
District, desiring to enter this com
petition should wrlto at onco to Con
gressman Snnott, Hoonr 347 Houso
of Hepresontatlvoa for furthor part
iculars regarding the examination.
Tho ages of admission to West Point
aro 17 to 22 years and to Annapolis
1C to 20 years.
Top Repairing. ..
"We make a specialty o this branch of tho
industry.
ford Owners....
Have your top recovered with plate glass in rear
curtain. '-.
Prices Reasonable
Seguine Auto Co,...
Oldest Garage in Malheur County
Established 1910
HONEY TO LOAN ON LIVE STOCK .
Cattle and Slicopnion who uso outside capital
should get in touch with us.
NO DELAYS NO RED TAPE
"Wo havo a local company with outside connec
tions strong enough to handlo any
business you have.
' "Writo or call on us
ONTARIO LIVE STOCK LOAN CO.
Ontario
Capital $50,000
Oregon
If you spend wisely
YOU'LL buy home pro
ducts, because they are
the finest made.
And because- keeping Oregon
dollars at home, means pros
perity for the manufacturer,
the workman and the producer.
Hoobt your home industries.
Increase Oregon payrolls.
Encourage the producer.
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