THE ONTARIO AliU US, ONTARIO. OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1920. Professional Cards Houro, 1012: 1:30-5 Houao calls Evenings by nppolntinont Mado 1'houo 108 DR. R. A. MOON OllIltOPltACXlG I'HVSIUIAN NKIlVJi! SPECIALIST Acuto or Chronlo Dlsousos Itooma over 1'ost Office ONTA1UO OltKOO.V STELLA MASON COX Ornilanlo of VIolIu niiil Piano Iowa OoI1ko . .Pupil of Victor Oarwood and of. ..Herbert liutlur, . .Amoricuu. Conservatory of Music Chlcugo Phono 4U J. UK. C. W. TXLKll DENTIST Offlco In Wilson Wdg. Otflco Hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Phone 117 for AppolntmonU. EDITH TUOHUiV.UOWl.INU INBTIIUCTOU Voice I Italian Method Mone: Loscuotlzky Method 1'Uobo 128W ONTAUIO, OIlKfiON LESLIE J. AJtKll ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Lncomo Tux'Ailvbior 1'oatofflco Uulldliig, Ontario, Oregon MtANHFElt, UAUOAUU ANU EX P11E88 JOHN LANDINQHAM DR. A. R.ROBERTS Dentist Uelweeii Ontario l'linnm,-,, i ICKJt. Phone 52 . DKS. WEESE & FOltTNEIl OFFICE IIOUHB: 9 to 12 and 2 to G. Office oror First National Dank. Telephone No. 33 J. Ontario, Oro. F. E. Brittingham TRANSFER Long Distance Hauls a specialty Phono 157-M. Ontario, Oro. EXPRESS AND TRANSFER l'liono 182 IUsldonco Phono 11CJ2 II. It. Caldwoll Prop. Quick Sorvico Commercial Creamery Co. Cashbuyers of Cream andProduce Place: South of Post Office, Ontario, Oregon Your Best Market for Cream, Ekk, Poultry of all klnila Phone 182 Are You Going to Plant Italian Prunes? We can deliver fine trees in ' the 4-G and 3-4 foot grades for immediate planting. Can also supply you with a general assortment of Fruit, Nut and Orna- mental Trees, Small Fruit and Roses. Our Stock will Give Satisfaction TRY IT. !, innn-rinrj-ji-n j-n.o ri.ru-! i-iiin-iifii- -"" ''- -i"""'"' " ---- - - . - SALEM NURSERY COMPANY 1030 Chemeketa St., Salem Oregon Ur-SALESMBN WANTED Glassificd Advertisements ron SAiiU A SIX UOOM house, barn and gar age, 0 Jots, shauo treos, evernonr lng Hirnwherrlos and Jtlii'- fruit. Sell client) Phono 41-11 343-tf FOK SALE One slx-holu ruugo. Apply to L. Kelso, uutario, uox 641. 340-23-tf LOST Ouo brown man-, weight 13U0 beunds: olgbt jenrs oiu; had leather hultor, no brands. $ r-wurd fur return to M. hi. Hurst, iTUltluud. MU PUOUO 32. J47 !!.!- FOIl HALE Flvo room brick houao and good barn. Inquire of Eu- geno McCoy, llador'B store. 22-tf FOll SALE Thrco building lots In Mntnrlu rnulilnnrn district. CoUlOUl pavomont around them. Soo W. II. Urooko. A bargain, oid-iw-n FOR SALE DY OWNEIl 80 ncrofl, foncod and paruauy cioaruu, uininm.i iiv Wtirm HnrlnKs Irrlua- tlon District, 60 shares Novnda Stock. On main highway botweou valo anu uniario. u.vu pur uciu, tnr.nn ..nat, uilll linnitln It. lllliulro 1L W. Bwngtor, Ontario, Oro. 13-tf FOH BALE Frnrao barn 18x24. Two storlos. Ico houso 12x12, ca pacity 30 tons, aood lumbor and construction. Must bo moved from promises. E. II. Tost., 171-1-tf JiOSX AND FOUND. LOST: Ouo brown mnro, wolglil 1000 pounds; branded EO on loft shoulder; heavy with foal. Finder notify Mrs. T. T. lludsull, Outurlo, Oregon, and receive u ten dollar re ward. 301-20-28 LOST: Ono gray mnro. Had hultor on, and ono aorrel horse. Strayed from Cairo about ten days ago. Find er notify C. L. Carson, caro of tho Argus, and rocolvo reward. 3C0-20-U. BTHAYEU: 1 cow, branded E left side, Eur murk under nnil upper bit In each tar; 3 years old. Cuinu to my placo last winter. Owner cun havo samo by puylug food bill and itUvvrllaliiK. J. H. Ccv.vcard, On- larlon, Oregon. 2030 MISCELLANEOUS WE 1JUY, raise, and soil fur-bearing rabbits, and othor fur-bearing ani mals. List what you havo with us, stating your lowest prices on largo lot shipments. Tho Fur & Bpoclally Farming Co., 616-517 N. P. Avo.. Fargo, N. Dak. WK ritOMOTK LEGITIMATE l-UOJECTB In Ulhur, lltrmr tiranl Cunll. W Kln4 Hum" I'or STOCK IIANCHU! LAHUB KAKMB LAI1CK TUACTBr0UnC0W)NATI0N W Offtf ATTKACTIVB WANH INVESTMENTS Uur or BtU, It Will l'r II 1 I! CUIIIIKV DEVELOPMENT AW rn.llANY !!. Ilnnllnil.lt Cmltr. Mir. N.U.n lll!. VU. Orfin iMainr nn an abstract of title when you purchase or lend monoy on roul estate. MALHEUK T1TLK aw ADSTnACT CO., Vale Oregon, JIT1A FOLKS INVADE BURNS FOR CONVENTION New Triiek on tho Jiinlum-l)rtM,y Htngo Mi"! Juutiirit (IIHn I to- Iiirn Home I'miii Ontario High School-Personal tivti of Junturniis Juntura, Oro., Mny 22: Quito n number of Junttun peoplo are at tending tho Horso ami Cattlo Orow or Convention at Uurus this wcuk. Among them nre W. P. Allen, 11. W. Welcome, David F. Oraham, Halpli Mastorson, Mr. ami Mrn. Hen Joiich and William Jones, Mr. nud Mrs. Worner Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curroy, Dr. uml Mrs. W. E. Hedges, Uoorgo McLnrcn, Mr. nnd Mrs. John McOotrlck and Dean Goodman. Ml ah Hazel Curroy who has been attending the Ontario High School during tho last school year, returned to her homo on Friday. Mrs. Lloyd Edmundson of Westfull arrived in Juntura on Snturduy for a visit with relatives ticro. Mrs. E. O. Calvort of Ontario, will bo tho guoHt of Mrs. Ward at tho Wlnnlo Scott ranch near Iloiinli, Mrs. Robert ltccd who has been at Cottage Orovo, Oregon, somo tlmo for thu sake of her heath, re turned homo on Monday greatly lm orovod. Arch Myers and J. M. Davis, both of Drowse wore Juntura visitors on Monday. Mrs. John Qenrhart and children woro In town Monday visiting with M.j l.'v.t MriV tlllO. .4 1.. IS.. - Miss Nan Hoffman whu has been at home on a vacation for hoiiio tlmo left Monday for Ontario and llolso. Duncan Frnslor of Iloulnli wi4s In town Monday. Jarvls Smith of Drewsey returned Tuesday from u trip to Wolser with a flno lookljig Dodge truck which ho bought to imo on tho Juntura- Drewsey stugu lino. Tho salo was iiuulo throuish tho Juntura llnnigi' On tho way out Mr. Smith was uo- companlod by Mrs. Smith who wits going to visit her daughters in scnooi at Uolse. On Tuesday William llanloy and William Starling cumo ovir from Durus, on hUBlnesH connected with tho Juntura Investment Co. They woro met hero by J. W. McCulloch of Ontario for a conference. Miss Vera Oster who has been at tnmllnif tho Ontario High School, ar rived homo on Tuesday for tho mini- mor vacation. Donald Mnstorson was absont two days this wook from Ills post at tho Honk on a trip to tho Jones horse camp olovon miles out of town. Pat Connolly of Drewsey passon through town last wook on his way homo from outsldo points. V. T. MoKlnnn of Ontario, repro sontlnu tho Portland Wool Ware house Co., wus In town last wook on business. II. R. Hodco of Ontario and L, P Larson of Woisor, Idaho, both rop- rosentlug tho Now York Llfo Insur ance Co.. woro business vIbIIoi In town during tho wook. C. A. Shopard, representing the Columbia Hasln Wool Warehouse Co. waB a buslnoss visitor last Wednes day. Miss Ollle Josophlno Slater, who has Just flnlahod a vory successful torm of teaching nt tho Klmbble Flat School abovo Drewsey, passed through Juntura last Monday on her way to her homo In Uolso. She lias been ongugod for another term, much to tho satisfaction of tho par outs and children, Elmer J. Mttthoaon, ono of tho soldlor hoys who havo hoen located Will person In 'Whose car groceries and cultivator shovols woro left by mlstako on Saturday May 22, whllo car standing In front of Iloer's Storo, pleaao notify Hon None, On tario, R. F. D. or phono V. V, Hlckox Ontario. do to McNulty & Co. for Linoleum and buvo money. Wo havo It Linoleum. McNulty & Co. BRING YOUR DOLLARS Where They Will Have MORE CENTS! Guaranteed Mileage 30x3i N. S. Casings - $17.00 Tubes . 3.00 FOKI) SPAHK PLUGS - .70 " Shock-Absorbers, Set, 6.00 We Do All Kinds of Vnli-anizliig EXCEPT BAD. Auto Actesswies Prices Rijlit PARKER'S TIRE SHOP Ontario, Oregon In this section sinco their return from Frnnco a number of mouths ago, who has been employed at tho Holi ortson ranch for bohio tlmo, came Into town Inst Sunday morning and loft for his home at Pittsburg tho day following. "Mattlo" nsho wus better known, was a social favorite end will bo greatly missed from the. community. Mrs. Addlo Ward and daughter, Ulnncho, were In town last Monday to meot Stanley 0. Jcwett of Port land with tho U. S. Ulologlcal Sur vey, who pnmod through town last wook on his way to DrowBoy. Mr. nn-1 Mrs. Qcorgo Column of Hlvorelilo nnd Carl ltlloy wore Jun tura visitors on Friday. Dnvld Jcucs nud his two nous who lmvo recently tcturncd from air vlco nhioud, left for Uruno on Satur day, utter i.poiid!ug boiiio tlmo In this vicinity. Mr. nud MrB. Clarence Drlnkwatc of Drowiuy, and Mrs. Drlukwatcr'a father, Aro Johnson, won Juntura visitors on Friday. MAHOUKItlTi: CLAUK Uack of It oil were n wrecked am bition and n pawn brokkor with a heart. Through It nil, tho trail of diamond tholves, gay doings at n fnshlonnhlo watering placo, Intrigues of designing downgors, adventures of romantic youth, and tho charm of Arnrguorlto Clark In n tanglo of lovo. A picture bubbling with laughs and throbbing with thrills, surprises scandals n'ovorythlng. Don't forget "Luck In Pawn," nt Dreamland Saturday Juno 6, Miny Have Ruined Health. "The greater proportion of people are born healthy and their way of living makes them sick," says a bulle tin of the Indians stato board of health. "Tho people of America ure only M) per cent elllclent on account of III health and dlseaMe. Apparently our iwpulntlon Is 100.000.000; actually It Is only mi.O00.0oo. This Is tho re sult of wrong feeding, cranky Immod eration, not enough ii I r and sunshine, Impure and liisulllrlent writer drink ing; alcohol, cnfleln and nlcotln addic tion, nnd our awful uml nliNunt uso of drugs nnd patent medicines." (UltD OF THANKS Wo wish to .oxpres our thanks to our many friends for their kindness to iih In our tlmo of sorrow. Also for tho many bountiful floral offer In gH, Mrs. J. Prlimng Lois Prliuiug Dorothy Prlnzlng. GASOLINE SHORTAGE Southern'Pacific Company is ready to move promptly to any point in this State or any other State it serves p Gasoline Kerosene and Fuel Oil offered it for shipment and is. ready to do all in its power to remedy any i existing shortage with good service. v "The Great Thing About Real Tobacco" says the Good Judge la that It tastes so good, and a little chaw lasts so much longer than tho old kind. t The good, rich tobacco taste 8tay3 right with this class of tobacco. That's why it costs you less to chew It. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up hi two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut W-B GUT is OPERA HOUSE, ONTARIO Wed. June 2(sjetiise) jjfps -fZ-iK m. L II Hm QBM loNvyl A 'SHOW , fcVJ3 iinu INTHB woDinW Distillate SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY tobacco a long fine-cut tobacco GEORGIA KMmnM krtaaid OpoheslFa WfllTCHFORTHE STREET RMIRiqDE . ( ' I M V , A? Ii