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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1919)
r- -T.-rw",TfrT'''?'''S!B'W :af' tMLJt-nif w.w THE ONTARIO ADOUS 0NTAK10, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1M9 c.. 1 M ? i TheOntario A rgus O, K. AIKEN, Editor ami 1'ulillsher Published Thursdays at Ontario, Oregon, and cntorcd at tho Ontario post offlco for distribution ns 2nd class mattor. 8UUSC1UPTIONS Ono Year 1-C0 okkco.v tiihi:ati:xi:i) Hood ltlvcr, tho most famous IT not tho greatest of OroKon's orchard valleys, Is threatened with an Invn mIoii of JupM. ThlK threatened cnlninlty has served to awaken slum borliiK Portland to n realization of what Ib roIiik on. Tho surprlsliiB thins Is Hint Portaml has shown a wIIIIukiicm to discuss the situation so frankly. That tho situation Is a serious one thero con bo no doubt, oven Tho Or egon Voter, that maid champion of Orlontlal trade, vIowh It so In a ro cent Issuo, by comparing It to the Negro question of tho South. Ono of tho things that make The Voter seo trouble ahead Is the fact that tho American Legion has taken a stand on tho iiuestlon and Is de termined that It bo soiled at onco be fore tho situation becomes unbear able. Tho tlmo 'm come In tho history of tho Amorlcan people when they must decide whether or not America Ih to bo a land of Americans for Americans ruled by Americans; or a laud of unaHftlinllatcd foreigners, owned by foreigners, ruled by the Ideas' of foreign agitators. Not only must tho citizens of the Industrial centers consider this prob lem where Its most violent affect ma bo Keen, but tho rosldents of tho rural sections must determine what will happen to them If tho whole country become Infested with Jupxund other nallonalltles that can not be assimi lated In our civilization. must liavo been delicious If ItK rapid salo bo any Indication of Its quality Tho secretary of tho commercial club Informs iih that bo has recently been asked about Ontario's schools by a Callfornlaii who stated that he had heard glowing accounts of the quality of work dona In tho Ontario High School. EPISCOPAL Clll'HCII NOTICE Dr. Ocorgo H. Van Waters will hold Episcopal sorvlcotf at tho Ma sonic Hall Sunday ovenlng. Novem her 9. Thoro will bo n Holy Com munion service nt 7:. 10 and EvQiiltig Prayer and address nt 8 o'clock SEWINO WANTED At home Mrs. I. It. Manson, ono block west of Congregational church. 49-fiO BECOME A PARTNER Alt.MISTICi: IIAV November 11 Is tho first anniver sary of tho signing of tho armistice which brot tho world war to an end. Tho day should bo fittingly celebrat ed In every town In tho world that bad sons and brothers In tho armies of tho allied armies. November 11 should bo a day of Thanksgiving In every homo for had not that day arrived when It did grief would have uloudod many that now enjoy the fellowship of dear onotc who woro over thoro. Ontario has not boon behind In any uITort to show Its appreciation for tho work of tho mon who entered tho service and It should not let this opportunity pas to give another add ed tribute to them or to record Its thaiikfuliiCMM that tho war Is over. "DUTCH TltlUT" According to a iiuwh story from Sotlln, (lormaiiy, tho male llocho are playing truo to form. Thww chival rous Huns are no longer to do honors for tho femalu of the specie when I hey go to dances mid tho theatre lu Hun land tho women will pa their own way In tho future It will literally bo -Dutch treat " HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Friday morning. Oct 31. nt the usual assembly period In tho study ball the tlmo was given over to a Hallowo'iia entertainment. The llrst number was a talk on tho origin and customs of llullowu'uo by Mis Con way. A song, "I.lttle Orpbaut An nie," by tho (llrls (lleo Club followed and wan heartily encored. Tho boy of tho Srd and 1th gradM sung r Hrowulo song which was greatly ap preciated. Tho froslimau girls gave n weird and roallstlc ghost dance with which thu program muled. At tho close of the program Friday morning tho football loam left for Nyssa amid tho 'dicers and good wlshiw of tho student body. The giimo at Nys that afternoon ended lu a victory for O. H. S. with a score of Ci to tl. Tho report cards wero given out Friday, It being tho end of tho llrst six weokB' parted. ltutli Mcdullocli has been ubwnt from boIiooI tho pant wind; bemuse ol. Illnuss In liar family. Erllng Field regUterod hut Mon day as a mambur of the Sophomore class. "Friday ovenlng, Oct. 31, tho girls of tho N. N. club entertained the members of tho Nut club at a Hal low o'no party lu tho high school gymnasium. Tho girls of tho D. S. department hold n candy salo Wednesday noon at tho high school and Wednesday ovon lug at tho Dreamland. Tho windy In the Idaho Power Company Through our SPECIAL HA 1N(IH PLAN wo nro offering you tin oppor tuulty lo obtain our 7 PER CENT Cumulative Preferred Muck $100 AND ACCRUED DIV IDEND PER SHARE. It Ih worth your whllo to ask any of our employes to tell you about this easy payment plan today. MEN'S AND BOYS' Suits and Overcoats JPHiVr t We can como nearer giving you real values in Suits and Overcoats than you can And anywhere: MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS $18.50 to $30.00 MEN'S ALL WOOL OVERCOATS, 15.00 to 30.00 BOYS' SUITS, G.50 to 12.50 BOYS' OVERCOATS, 7.50 to 15.00 All we ask is a comparison. Men's Shoes $3.50 to $10 All Solid Leather. You will ilnd remarkable values in our Men's Shoes. Boys' Shoes $3 to $5 These days it is hard to find good solid all leather shoes at these prices. We secured these through a special purchase. Boys Shirts & New Arrivals Blouses $1.00 Secured in a remarkable special purchase. Every one is at a marked saving. Dependable materials, full cut and well made gar nients. Boys Sweaters Less Than Present Wholesale Cost Pure wool composes most of the material in these sweaters. Sixes 2(5 to III. Priced $2.25 to $4.50 In the Ladies' Depart ment This Week. New Coats. New Suits. New Sweaters. Children's New Wool Serf? e Dresses, priced $5.00 to $9.50. New Bath ftobes $4.50 to $10.00. A wonderful new line of trimmings. New Mouses. New Corsets. Underwear Men and Boys Cooper under garments, direct from mill to us in ease lots no prizes, no picture cards just gar ment values that you can not fi i id elsewhere for the money. Seo this big line as there is just what you want in quality, weight and price. This Means Von. When you get up with a bail taste lu your mouth, a dull tlrod foelliiR, no relish for food and nro constipat ed, you may know that you need a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. They not only causa an agreeable move mont of tho bowels, hut cleauso and InvlKornto tho stomach nud Imprnvo the dlKC-stlon. W vr, fotT 4JM' w B?AsfU-! 'In your home- ior convenience comfort and economy t . We recommend Perfection Oil Heaters STANDARD,,. OIL. COMPANY (Callorntn) O. H. TEST, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co., Ontario, Oregon. 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