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TJiE ONTARIO AUG OS, ONTARIO. OlilSGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1920. SPRING MILLINERY... Suits, Coats Dresses and Skirts Wc cannot go into detail in describing the loveli ness of those garments. Will jiiHt say that we are proud to show the lino of merchandise we havo been able to secure this season. Goods purchased early and arrived early. Now we are ready for you to make your selections early and you will be satisfied with prices and styles. STYLE SHOP (icorgiu Hull Ontario, Ore. nuuuMJiu Letter Files and Books to Keep Your Records When you want a file, you want it immediately, just as when you want to know a fact concerning your business you turn to your books to find it. Keller Files, Filing Indexes, Ledgers, Journals, Bill Hooks, Time Hooks, Memorandum Hooks, Hox Stationary and Tablets. We havo all these, and you can supply your needs here. .lust look our stock over. LUEHRS DRUG STORE Ontario, Oregon HAL MEETINGS will begin at the METHODST CHURCH Monday Evening, February 9, 1920 $ Commercial Creamery Co. Cashbu ijersof Cream andProcluce Place: South of.Post OIHce, Ontario, Oregon Your Hest Market for Cream, Kkkh, Poultry of all kinds "$ APRIL OK MAV IS TIM!? TO PKl'NH FRUIT TKF.F.S Nolo Coiiillllnii of ImlUldiml Tree", Ik Advlro of Xmv Chief of Dhlslon of llmtliciilliiro at (). A. C. Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallls, Janunry 27. Fruit unworn ii ro advised to do llttlo ur no prun ing before April or May. Injury In various sections of Oregon ur n ro suit of tlio sovcro weather In Decern her ranges from Blight damage to winter kill, according to W. 8. llrown, chief of horticulture) In tho cullrgo who 1ms. heen making n Btudy of conditions over tho ntato and who tmn prepared a preliminary report on his InvoBtlgatlou. Although tlio dnmago wnH spotted In Uh severity and light In some dis tricts hoiuo orchards woro hard hit, points out Professor Rrovvn.. Tho inoHt sorlous dnmago socms to bo In tho pnrt of tho trco Immediately abovo tho snow lino, taking In tho uppor part of tho trunk and the main limbs, which Is Indicated by discoloration of tho hark, tho cam bium layer and In souio Instances tho outor part of tho wood. Tho tender growing point anil sometimes tho en tiro portion of tho fruit spur mny ho affected. Combined with tills bark and wood Injury ninny buds nro af fected, especially on tho hwcoI cher ries and pears. Tho chief cause of tho Injury, which Is usually found to extend en tirely nround tho troc, Is tho combin ation of low temporaturo, coupled with tho prosonco of considerable sap In (ho lower par( of (ho (reo a( least. Anodicr contributing factor which was very serious wan tho heat gonoratcd on tho south and south west sides of tlio trees by tho sun's reflection on tho snow. This caused n drying out of that portion of tho bark and an Injury much worso In soma cases than Is found on tho north sldo of tho trco. Kvory fruit grower Is wondering what Is hest to bo dono about prun ing. Tho horticultural division ro commonds, nftor having oxamlned a great many samples of Injury and aflor several mombers of Its staff having visited Injured orchards In wldoly dlfforont parts of tho state, that llttlo or no pruning bo practiced at this tlmo. It will bo bettor to Icavo tho trees unpriined until April or May, nnd then nntlco tho condi tions of tho Individual trees before pruning. Tlio ronsonohloiios of this course Is apparent when It Is con sidered that Home of (ho limbs that might bo pruned out at this tlmo may bo noodod noxt spring (o take up tlio growth of tho trco. "HOSK OF THK WKST" IH A VIVID PHOTO-DRAMA "Roso of tho West" Is n vivid plio todrama of tho northern wilds. Uoho nnd Plcrro I.abclle, French Cana dians, nnd tliolr daughter, Angela, live In n cabin In tho Lost Itlvor country, far from civilization. When tho story opens Pierre, a brutnl and neglectful hushnnd, has been absent two yonrs, and his wlfo fears his re turn. I.loutont-Coloncl Knight, head of the Hoyal Northwest mount ed police, In lovo with Rose, comes totlio cabin and, boliovolng tho Ifus band dead, urges her to mnrry him. Slio asks him to wnlt until spring. As Knight Is about to go, Jules, a hnlf brccd guldo, nppcnrs with tho report that Plcrro had horn Killed In an nvalancho. In the spring Knight returns for Roso and her daughter. As they pre pnro to depart tho husband, Plnrro, arrives nnd orders Knight from the house. Plcrro Is weak and delirious and raves of gold ho has discovered during his long nhsenco. When ho Is stronger ho hurries to ono Ilenudry, owner of tho gold bearing Intnl. Ilenudry ;it married man refuses to sell tho laud to Plerro until Plorro premises to give It! til. In addition, his pretty daughter Angola. Later Ilenudry comes to tho cnliln to complete tho hargnlu. Rose, sous ing trouble, orders hlmnway. One day, however, when Roso Is absent, Pierre tolls Angela her mother Is III and Informs lior that Ilenudry will tako lior to Roso. When Koxc re turns nnd misses her daughter she has n terrific battlowlth her husbnnd nnd (rails Ilenudry and Angola. Sho roscues her daughter and, In a fierce fight with Ilenudry, kills him. Knight, hend of tho police, Is told that Roso killed Ilenudry, Sho con fesses to him and though ho loves her ho Is about to do hlsduty nnd ar rest her, when Jules tho guldo, after n fight In which ho kills Plcrro, takes on hlmsolf' (ho rosponslhllKy for iloaudry's death then dies of his wounds. Roso In thon frco to marry and bo happy, At Dreamland, Friday, Feb, nth ii I OltDSON TRACTOR ACICXCV THANSFHHHHD TO V. II. STAPI.KS As will bo seen In tlio advertising lolumiiH olwwhoro, V. 11. Stnplo mii inHincw that tho agency for (Iu Fordsou tractor was trunsforrod to him on Monday of this weok, Fobru ..ry 2. Tho Font ion tractor ngonoy was formerly with tlio Vnlo True lug Co. at Vulo mid tho Troxoll Implomuut Co of Ontario, but now Mr. Staple Is tho Ford agent for tlio entire coun ty Ho say tho sumo service will ho maintained 'on FordMii (riu'ton as on Ford cur. Ho will soon appoint local dealers In all tint principal towns throughout tho county. J. II. FARI.KV VISITS (MTV IX IXTIJRRSTS OF At'TO I.IXK Jas. II. Farloy, who for several years was ono of Ontario's well known eltlons, nnd who still Is largely Interested In local property. Is In Ontario this week In tho inter mit of tho uuto lino which ho Is ropro- sontlng lu this torrllory. Aftor leav ing Ontario over a year ago. Mr. Farley wont to Oregon City, whuro ho broke Into tho auto game and has slneo moved to Portland, where ho is with (ho Duals Motors company, dis tributors of tho Jaekton Six. Suyors Slx.Coinmouwoullh -mo and Jackson trucks. Mr. Furloy, wlillo, hero, negotiated with local donlers to han dle tho lino here. ri:a iihacii iwiths lll'MOR AXD DRAMA ' A Inugh nov njid then Is enjoye I !; everybody nnd It Is i.nrt of tho pleiuuro of seeing Rex lleo.lt'H Co:d v.) ii picture "Tho (llrl From Out Mile," (hn( yon got n goo laugh now and (hen lu tlio mld;t of on ulwom InR story. Tito laughs aie nil In ti. i ght place, to? Some . them n i'iic to (ho characters nnd somo to the situations. You cnu't help smlllim a lit 1 1 J nl Hie flvo crook ji:d their proat Intor ey( In (heir new word (ho orphaii .jlrl who conioii nlouo lo Maskn. T1 wnll-oyod croo who l deaf only vl'cn ho wnnta ii. bo Is n skotch wh i hi Isn't n scream Tho China u I Mm. (ho uiullu tint won't como . If Mil most of nil you'll bi tickled lv I'm capture of tho t-iin rnv In Noni" lo get milk for tho girl when sin ' sick. Thp co.v Is handled n '.itti loughly, but nil In u good cause. It ox lloach tins a flno vein of humor himself, as you know If you lead any of his books recently Ills characters nro always getting off racy romarks. Well, all tho Reach humor Is llborally represented on tho screon tn "Tho Girl From Outside" along with n story ns entertaining as this master of narratlvo has told. It will bo soen at tho Dreamland theatre. SU.V. MOX., FKII. H .V if TOM MOORH 111 "TORV'H HOW" Pnlho Xevtx tucs. .v vi:i ff.h. m-ii iu:.v hi:a(mi's "Till: (llltl. FROM tiii: outsiiu:" Palho .NVuh .Si .Mud .V Jeff THUHHDAV, I'UII. 1TII II. II. WAHNHK 111 "A FUOlTIVi: FROM MATRIMOXV" ChrMlo Comedy FRIDAY, FIMI. lilTIl MADLAIXi: TRAVMRSi: In "ROSKOFTIIH WF.HT" " Funl Weekly t SATURDAY, FKR. I ITII AX ANITA STKWAHT PRO DUCTION Tlllo Olvt'ii Next Week Harold Idojd Comedy COMl.VO, Fob. 1G and 1C, "Tho Rainbow Trull. Fob. 20 nnd 21, "Tho Mlrnclo Man," (ho picture everyone Is talking about s HAY FOR HAI.W 20 Tons third cutting, ono mllo wool of K. 8. & I). rauuh; 20 tn. flrt and third uittliii; two mllwfrom Ontuili).' Thomas W.OIukoU. 22M0-lf FOR SAI.K OR TRADB What will you glvo or what havo you to (rad for lots 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, II, 12. 18. 14 and IB lu block S3, City of Ontario? O. O. I.uohr. 222-IO-tf U. P. CHURCH 10:00, Rlhlo school. 11:00, Worship. Sermon sub ject: "Tho Stewardship of Prop erty." 7:30, Worship. Sermon tepic: "Tho Stewardship of Souls.". V. F. Cochran. MimiODIST CHURCH. There will bo n meeting of tho official board after tho (.orvlco Sun day morning. Dr. Geo. Mecklenburg, or lloionn. Montana, tho centenary secrotnry. will speak at tho churoii Monday evening, February 9, at 7:30 o'clock. S. C. WHITE L.EQHQ11N brdlng cockerels for sale, $5.00 each. A. II. 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