THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1920.
HCIIOOli HOV NUI-TKI.K KIMtKlL'H
IX.It'ltllCS AT KltL'ITIiAM)
Tliroiloro Dock, of tlio KIrIiHi
Knulu ball team was In Jiirnl serious
ly liy Hit) liroHklni; of litre leg Inst
Thursday afternoon whllo playing on
'lie I''rullliiti(l school Krounils. Young
Heck, who was tlio pltclior of tho On
tario Iohiii ran Into tlio cntclior
While trying to entcli it bulled Imll.
Ho Iiiih boon taken to the Holy
Notary hospital whoro lie wn Klvan
i-lriil iittciitlon. Tlio Intl's school
rliiim s with the help of the I'rillt
ii'i'l niIiooI I tryliiK to ln-lp by i).
ink part of thu hospital expense
ki:i:i in u'Ait o.v it.Miiuis
TIIHOirOIIOUT Ht'M.MI.It
The follouliiK tnothods of poison
I ni: rabbits In summer liaut bexn
unci) sutcossintilly In other roimtltit)
of tho Statu anil will nmlohtiluilty
ho of Interest ami benefit to persons
In this comity In thu outlying tils
trlrtM Snlleil I'uUoneil Hlnkcx
Those nro prepnrail by boiling tho
lop flvu or hIx Inchon of soft phut
Makes nn Inch niiiaro unit a foot liini:
In u solution of olio ounce of Mtrycli
nlno Hillphatn In nix iinirls nf water,
lllllllllK IIM IIIIU'll Hull iih will bo ills-
lolvcil In tho wnter nfter tho Mrvrh.
tilno Is dissolved. Drive tho Milken
In tho Kroiind aloiiK trails or other
A Charming Dining Set
of Comwellian Design
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This is a vM', distinctive Dining Room Huite.
II consists of eight pieces nnd tea cart to match,
if you wish. All in American walnut very sim
ilar to cut. CI mil's upholstered in blue Spanish
leather. The ten logged table is of the gate leg
type, and extends to seat ten people. $300.00.
Way Sngless Spring
HI Will Xot Sn
This spring is made of the
Way-h5agless Link Fabric,
supported at caeh end by
helical springs. Reinforc
ed by lateral steel bands.
$'1.50.
Odd Sets of Period
Dining Chairs
We have many odd sets of
dining chairs in several
period designs. In Amer
ican Walnut and Mahog
any, with leather and up
holstered seats. Priced
from $30.00 up.
Furniture OntaPiO FUFIlitUPe Company
placos frequented by rabbits. Tho
stakes should bo boiled for a couplo
of hours In tlio solution and than
nllowod to dry. Tho rabbits chow
tho slskos and nro killed. It Is n bo lit
tho snfest method to uso whoro there
Is likely to bo stock about.
Hlrjrlinlno and Halt
Use ono ounco of powdered strych
nlno, flftocn ouncos of Halt nnd ono
ounco of brown burm mixed together
This may bo placed In wooden boxos
made from 4x4 material mortised
out whoro llioro Is no diuiRor of
stock Retting to It, or It may bo used
whero stock might get to It by driv
ing snkes mnilo of 2x2 mntorlnl In
tho ground and thou boring n lmlf
Inch holo In tho top of the stake to
a depth of about two Inches, filling
tho holo with tho mixture to witinii
n lmft-lneli of tho top.
NHW HOOKS AT THU
ruin-ic iiimtAitv
Tho following books woro added
this week:
Kducntlonnl Tosts and Measure
incuts, Monroe, DoVoss and Kelly.
How to Study nnd Teaching How
to Study, McMurry.
Hook of American Wars, Nihility.
Tlio On u Hook, McKvo.
Ambnsadnr Morgputhau's Story.
Morgonthau.
In tho Wilds of South America,
Miller.
Song of tho Cardlnnl, Porter
A Spring Furniture Exhibit
That You Will Find Interesting
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Tho Ulack Watch, CnsscllB.
Tho Yenrs Uctwcon, Kipling.
Kather Thrift and Ills Animal
Friends, Slndelar.
'Nlxlo Iltuiny In Far-away Land,
Slndolar.
Nlxlo Hunny In Holiday Land,
Slndolar.
A Uttlo Maid of Old Connecticut,
Curtis.
General Crook and tho Fighting
Apachos, Sabln.
Tho Hill Top Troop, I'ler.
Hetsy Lnno, Patriot, Muller.
Tho (Iroat Sioux Trail, Altsholcr.
The Lost Hunters, Altsholcr.
Tho Slipper Point Mystery, Sea
man. Story of Matka, Jordnu.
Household Knglncerlug, Freder
ick. Storlos From tho Operas, David
son. History of Music, llaltzell.
Tho two books on music nro a gift
from tho Ontario Music club.
OXTA HIO PA KKNT.TKACI I KHH
TO MIJHT AT IIKIII HCIIOOI.
An Important mooting of the On
tario Parcnt-Tonchen association
wilt bo held at tlio nssombly room
of tho High School Frlijny afternoon
to determine wneinor or not mo
association will Join tho County
Council of Pnrunt-Toiirhcrs. This
mnlter must ho decided prior to tho
mooting of tho Council on May 1
We extend to you a cor
dial invitation to visit our
spring display of choice
furniture.
We have illustrated be
low just a few items to
give you some idea of the
unusual values we are of
fering. Tn this wonderful display
you will find everything
for the home, from charm
ing old period sets to
single pieces, for dining
room, living room and bed
room. In fact for every
room in the house.
Dish Values
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f)0-Pieco sot Nippon hand-painted China, $42.50
100-Pieeo Sot $78.50.
Pope Oasser China in (men stock or sets. Six
ehoiee patterns for your selection.
A Massive Dining Set in
Quarter Oak any Finish
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No matter in what finish you chose this suite
you will appreciate it. The simple, massive lines
will harmonize with any background, and
whether .Jacobean, Colden or Fumed finish, it
displays a ver pretty grain. Set consists of nine
pieces.
OHKOON HlAH'Ii CONHIDKIW
KIIUIT CnOI PHOSPKCTK fiOOH
(Continued From Page 1)
Thursday for a visit In tho cast nnd
also to rccolvo medical treatment for
one of tho llttlo ones.
A meeting regarding tlio ditches
was hold by tho officers of tho
Joseph pumping plant Inst Saturday.
Kldon and Arrod Jonscn from
Pnyetto woro enrolled at tho Park
school this week.
Tho girls of tho Jefferson school
havo organized n Standard sewing
club. Mrs. Hornco Jasoph was elect
ed as local loador.
Tho first mooting of tho homo
dramatic company malar the direc
tion of Mrs. Tom Itcslup was hold at
the homo of Mrs. Harry Kattlg.
Thursday evening.
HANCIII.I.H' IMIOKITS
HIIOW.V TO IIH HMAM.
(Continued From Pngo 1)
held for tho argument Hint If tho
company Is entitled to a 12 por cent
return, so too Is tho rancher; nnd
did show on tho testimony of wit
nesses that tho ranchers nro not
making that return oven under pres
ent exceptionally high prices.
Tho second phayi of tho ranchers'
caso was thai of showing that tho
present high prices will not con-
A Cane and Mahogany Suite
Upholstered in Tapestry
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You could make no better choice than this
beautiful three piece set in cane and .Mahogany.
It is very comfortably arranged. The seats are
made with double coil springs over a web foun
dation, and will always keep their shape.
be
Good Feathers Make
Good Pillows
These pillows aro made of
the best quality now, elec
trically cleaned goose
feathers. They aro cover
ed in oight ounce duck,
stripe- or art pattern.
Price $3.50 to $5.50 pair.
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This Library Table
in Quartered Oak
This table is very conven
ient. It is made of select
ed oak, presenting a pret
ty grain. Has large draw
er and two magazine
sholves at each end. $22.00
tlnuo. C. It. Emlson and Lester Sea
well were called upon to testify con
cerning tlio effect of high hay prices
on tho cattle and sheep men, and to
Indicate that theso prices aro driving
tho cnttlo and sheep men from the
comity, nnd thus reducing tho mnr
kot possibilities for hay In this vnl
loy.
Hcsldos having tho complete re
port of tlio Idaho hearing made a
port of tho Oregon record. Attorney
Jesso Itawloy for tho Power com
pany thru witnesses nnd his own
statement sot forth that there Is a
big demand for moro power nnd that
tho compnny can not provldo for
this domnnd unless It can show a
greater earning than ono per cent,
which ho snld was all tho stockhold
ers of tho compnny hnd received for
tho past yenr.
Tho ranchers, thru tho cross ex
amination by their attorney, W. 11.
Hrookc, brot out tho fact that tho
power compnny has not delivered all
tho lond It contracts to furnish tho
various systems nnd that tho Inabil
ity of tho companies to get power
when needed Is ono of tlio hnndlcnps
against which the ranchers work.
Tho hearing was closely followed
and tho ranchers ngrced to present
detailed statements showing tho cost
of production ntid tho earnings of
tho ranchers under tho pumping
plants for tho part two years before
tho final decision of tho commission
is made.
LI
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Undertaking
AID
AMERICANIZATION
Scope of Work to be Extended
by New World Movement
Program With Part of
$16,000,000 Fund
Amerlcunliatlon and social sorvlc
work among tho foreign born In tlio
Industrial centers of America will b
extended by the United Prcsbjrterlan
Church as a rosult of the New World
Movement, declares Dr. H. A. Hutchl
on of Pittsburgh, secretary of tho
homo mission board of the denomin
ation Appropriations amounting to $190.
"00 havo been approved for tho work
among nllens nnd the funds will bo
raised in tho New World Movement
llnanclnl campaign, which will bo con
ducted from April 25 to May 2.
Hastes In Ungllsh, domestic science,
'jawing, cltlienshlp, and manual train
Ing will bo Instituted In new centers
nnd tho scope of the work already
started will be considerably Increased.
Among the cities whoro aid will
bo extended are: Kail Illver, I'aw
tucket and Central Falls In Mnssnchu
setts; Sharon, Now Kensington, Wll
merdlng and Mt. Pleasant and Pitts
burgh In Pennsylvania; Columbus and
Akron In Ohio; Tacoma, Washington;
Portland, Oregon, nnd Los Angeles,
California.
The board will teach loyalty to
America first and urge the young
peoplo's societies to have social pro
grams In tho church for tho foreign
born and to make an effort to have
tbem attend the meetings and serv
Ices, The board will seek to enlist
the young peoplo's societies In making
friends of the foreigners, each num
ber In each society being wsktd to
get Into personal touch wrft at least
one foreigner and tn act as an Ameri
can brother or sister.
Another Teature of the Amerlranlca
tlon program will bo enlisting foreign
crs In tho celebration of American
holidays and to honor our Amorlrun
heroes and representative men in tht
nation, state and municipal depart
moots of thu tii'i'nii.
Nyssa clubs havo nil hold their nr
Knnlzntlnii mcotliiKs, olrctcil their of
ficers, and begun work on tltolr pro
jects. Tlio county club lender held n
short ineetlnR with each club lust
Wednesday.
I want a Job with tlio Hired cur
company mnkliiK women close tho
(lours utter them.
Subscribe for tho Arus nnd keep
up-to-ilato.
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Sunday and Monday
jtiyiii xo ana vj
Robert Warwick
In
"Told in tho Hills"
jfatho News
Tuesday, April 20
Bort Lytell
In
"Lombardi Ltd."
Cemedy:
"Potygraft Gallery"
Wednesday, April 21
.Super-special pro-.
duction
"Atonement"
Pathe News
Thursday, April 22
Bert Lytell
In
One Thing at a Time
Cemedy:
"Welcome Home"
Friday, April 23
Dorothy Dalton
In
"Market of Souls"
Pathe Review
Saturday, April 24
Wallace Reid
In
'Valley of the Giants'
nan Koom Boys
"Pretty Soft"
CHURCH WILL
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