THE ONTARIO AlHiUS, OflTAKlO, OltliXfON, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1920.
Professional Cards
Mitt). liliANUUH C. ANDKIUSON
Hemstitching
JJrcAflliinkJiit;
1'liono IU-W. V. O. Uox OIU
OnUirlu, Oregon.
Hours, 10-12: 1:30-6 House culls
Kvonlnga by appointment Mado
Phono IDS
DR. R. A. MOON
oiiinopiiAemo rmsiuiAx
NKUVK HI'lCUlALIST
Acuto or Chronic DIsoascH
ltuoma ovor Post Office
ontajuo oiucau.v
STELLA MASON COX
Urmluato of Violin ami l'luiio
Jowh OollL'go
..Pupil of Victor Garwood anil of.
..Herbert Uullur, . .Amurlcuu.
Conservatory of Music Chicago
Phono 10 J.
Classified Advertisements , FRUIT! AND BENCH NEWS
run ham:
FOK SALE Ono slx-holo rouge.
Apply to L. Kelso, Unturlo, II ox
041. 340-23-tf
FOU 8ALK: Ono 3 Vi Studebukoi
wugou uud tuck, ulso ono Mitchell
wugou uud bud. Frunk lrvlngton,
Junk Dealer, Ontario.
FOH SALK: Seven room house, u
lots; tortus. Cut) give possession Im
mediately, l'rlrj) $1000. 1'liono 78-r2.
DIL O. W. TYLKH N
DENTIST,
Offlco lu Wilson Uldg.
Offlco Hours 0 a. m. to 4 p.
Phono 117 for Appolntmonts.
in.
KMT1I TllOllUa'-UOWlilNd
IN8THUCTOH
Volcoi
Italian Mothod
Pianos
Loschotlzky Mothod
1'liono 11MJW ONTAHIO, OHCdU.N
LK8L1K J. AKKIt,
ATTOHN13Y-AT-LAW
Iucoiiio Tax Advisor
Poitofflco llulldtng, Ontario, Oicgon
Four rooui Iioubo aud Ilvo lots,
King St., two blocks south of embo
lic Chuicli, troofl and gurdoli; leal
burgaln, Suo J. 11. Atbcrtou ut ltudor
Uros. 302-20-27
FUll SALK Odd lot of 1x0, Sxl,
lutli, etc; 1DU0 feet inoiu or loss.
W. V. Wood. 370-20-21
FOll BALK Five room brick houso
aud good baru. luu.ulru of Lu-
gcuo McCoy, Hadcr'a store. 22-tf
FOIL SALE -Thrco building lots lu
Ontario residence district. Cement
pavumenl around them. See W. 11.
Urooko. A burgaln. 323-10-tt
FOR HALE 11 Y OWNEK 80 acrus,
fenced uud partially cieurud,
wutorcd by Wurui Springs Irriga
tion District, CO shares Nevudu
fllock. On main hlgliwuy betweou
Viilo nud Ontario. 7U.uu per ucru.
f200 cash will haudlo It. Inuulro
It. Vf. Hwnglor, Ontario, Oie. 13-tf
FOIC BALE Framo barn 18x24.
Two uicrlos. Ico houso 1212, ca
pacity 3d ton. Good lumber nud
construction. Must bo moved
from promises. K. Jl. Tool.
171-HI
LOST AM) FOUND.
priANBFF.It, HAUUAtlrJ AND EX
I'ltKHH JOHN LANUINUHAM
DR. A. R. ROBERTS
Dentist
lletwoou Ontario I'lmnni .' .
Depot.
Phono 52
DRS. WEESE & FORTNRR
OFFICE 1IOUHH:
9 to 12 uud 2 to C.
Offlco over First Natlonul Hunk
Telephone No. 33 J. Ontario, Ore,
LOST: Ono brown muro, weight
1000 pounds; brunded KO on left
shoulder; heavy with foul. Finder
notify Mrs. T. T. Itodsull, Ontario.
Oregon, uud recelvu u ten dollar ro
wurd. ' 301-20-28
STUAYKD: 1 cow, brunded hi leu
side, Kar murk undur uud uppor
bit In each our; 3 yours old. Came to
my place last winter. Owner cuu
huvo sauio by puylng food bill uud
udvortlslng. J. II. Seuwoard, On
.urlon, Oregou. 2030
MISCKLliANIiOUH
F. E. Brittingham
TRANSFER
Long Distance ITimls
n specialty
Phono 157-M. Ontario, Ore.
EXPRESS AND
TRANSFER
Phono 102
Itesldonca I'lione U5J2
II. II. Caldwell
Prop.
Quick Sorvico
WK I'UOMOTB LKUITIHATB I'ltUJECTB
In MtUiMir, llirnrjr & (irn CauntlM.
W Find Hurt" r
STOCK ItANCIIKS A LAUGH KAUH8
LAUCK THACTM roil COLONIZATION
W Offtr
ATTIIACTIVK LOANS ft INVESTMENTS
Uur r 8.U. invm i-r
CUIlitKY UBVKI.oVmKNT
, AND I.ANI1 COMPANY
u i .'? HmillntUn Cuirtjr, Mir.
NU.n Uig. 'v.,, Of.iun
WE I1UY, rulso, aud sell fur-bouring
rabbits, aud other fur-bourlng ani
mals. List what you huvo with uh,
stating your lowest prices on largo
lot shipments. The Fur & Spoolnlty
Farming Co., 61B-517 N. P. Avo..
Fargo, N. Dak.
Will person lu whose car groceries
und cultivator shovels were left by
mistake on Saturday May 22, whllu
cur standing lu front of Iloyur'H
Store, plonso notify lion Itoso, Ou
tirlo, It. F. D. or phono V. V. Illokox
Ontnrlo.
Co to McNulty & Co.
und save money.
for Linoleum
Howard will bo paid for rot urn of
bob-tailed nlredulu pup 4 months old.
Huh collar on with iinmu of owner,
P. II. Hull, Ontario. Notiry .rgus.
3081-20-27
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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
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SALEM NURSERY COMPANY
1030 Chemeketa St., Salem, Oregon
SALESMEN WANTED
Air und Mrs, Lowls have purchased
from Mrs. (Irahum Purk hor two and
ouu-hulf ucru ranch on Minnesota
Avenue for $4G0U. PosbcbsIou will
be given In thirty duys. Mr. aud Mrs.
Park uro undecided about what thoy
will do.
Mr. Frank Hulctt who spoilt tho
pnst wcok at the J. N. Hill homo loft
Thursday of this week for his homo
at Cambridge.
Mr. Vernon llulett who spoilt part
of last wook horo loft Friday for
Utah, accompanying his parents.
Mr. und Mrs. It. M. Kiusoy bought
tho 10 ncro ranch near Klffo from
J. F. Curnoflx.
Ming Helen Stotler loft Wednesday
morning of this week to join Miss
Hupp for a visit ut tho Lambo homo
In Caldwell,
Mr. Hurry W. Thomas tins return
ed from Chicago to look after ranch
Interests horo.
Mrs. A. A. Stotlor and Mrs. WII
llnin Hollunbock of Fruitland, uccom-
pnnlvd Mrs. William Muulo und Mrs.
I). W. Alnoy of Pnyetto to WoUor
Tuodduy evening to listen to tho Na
tional !ed CrusM worker, Mm Dying-
ton, from Washington, I), (J. who
npoko to tho Washington county poo
plo who nro tills week putting on tho
Health Survey work under tho di
rection of tho lied Croiw nud Autl
Tuberculoids Association. Miss Hwlng
and Mls Jupp uro In Washington as
sisting und directing tho Survey. Mrs.
Atliuy of Ilolsn und .Miss Woysor, of
Soattlo ate both i)t?rp to glvo assist
ance uud spoke to the people. Wash
ington County Is uwnko und allvn to
the 1'tiMlr Hnolth Work.
Mrn. J. W. Tuckeit mill daughter.
Mary June, loft Moiulay uvoulng for
Clinton. tlllniilK, to spend tho mini
mor with Mrs. Tackott's sinter uud
other relatives.
MIhh IiIh Connor k'lt Sunday eve
ning for Mountain llomn whom she
Intends touching n summer school.
Miss Fern I, luck will leave Wmlnes
day evening of this week for Lewis
Ion whoro she has employment.
Mrs. O. (!. niout loft Simdny nvo
nlng for hor home In Hualtlo nflor
sovornl weeks' visit with her par
ents, Mr. uud Mrs. W. A. C'olwoll.
Mrs. Florollu Horry loft Friday for
Wyoming to visit hor sister, Mrs.
Hower Mini fropi thorn sho ret urns to
her homo In Atasuudero, I'ulltorula.
Mrs, .Horry Iiuh beon visiting her par
ents, Mr. anil Mrs. II. II. Klniilmiu
nud here to attend the cmuiurnco
ineut oxercUos to seo her brother,
Fruuk Klunlson griidunle.
Mrs. Paul CTldor of Toledo, Ohio
and little dnughter nrrlvod Friday,
tho Knouts of hor parents, Mr. uud
Mrs. J. M. Klnsny.
Announcements have boon received
hero this week announcing the mar
riage of Miss Murlun Knther Itobln
sou, oldest daughter and child of Mr.
und Mrs. II. IC. Itoblnsou, formerly
of Frultluud, now of Caldwell, tu Mr.
Lowell McKluloy Morse, of Truverso
City, Michigan, on Tuesday, Muy 2ft,
ut Dos Mnliiou Iowa Tliey will bo
at homo nt 002 Wont Tenth street,
Traverse City, Michigan, after Juno
IS, Tho many friends of Mrs, Morse
all Join In wishing them many years
of happy woddod life. Mrs. Morse
wns "a graduate of tho Frultluud high
school and took nu actlvo part in tho
M. R, church, and has boon missed
from horo.
Mlssos Alma Helns and Virginia
Ady will entertain tho Clnistlun Kn
denvor Monday evening next, Juno 7,
at tho homo of MImi Ady. All oung
poaplo nro Invited.
Next Sunday morning t'c Fellow
ship clans of Ilolso will motor to
Fruitland to nsslst lu tho religious
meetings of tho day nt the M K
church. Thoro will be nt least thirty-
live, soma of them singers. At 1
o'clock u dinner on tho eufetorln plan
will bo sorved from tho bungalow
porch and all friends of tho M i
church nro invited to nttoud. Thoro
will bo u mooting lu the afternoon
us well.
Mr. P. K Knglo Is enjoying a visit
from his fnthor from Cullfornln
1 Itov. VunOiikon preuchod u niemor
Inl sermon Sundny ooulng to the old
soldiers and young -ones and a mot
Impressive and splondld service was
hold. A largo number woro prosnt to
hear It. Mr. Eagle, from California,
was ono of tho visiting old soldlors
present.
Mr. uud Mrs. John Dosh and Mr
und Mrs. ganders, of Farmland, In
diana, arrived Saturday ovoning for
an extended visit at the II. M. Lowls
homo. Mr, Dosh Is a brother of Mrs.
Lewis. After leaving hero thy will
lslt California
Mr uud Mis Levi Johusoi. and
two children wo leaving for a sl
weeks visit in northwostorn lowi.
with relatives.
Mr N W. Lowls Is reroorlnir
from a two weeks' sloge of lumbago
Mr und Mrs. Graham Park have
purchased a teu-ncro chicken rnnel
two miles southwest of Ontario .m.i
will inovo In about ton days.
II. L, Kvans and family arrived
Monday ovoning from Culver, Ore
gon, with household goods ready to
occupy tho W. A. Morelnnd ranch.
lloccniiBO of tho going n'wny of Al
bert Morelaud n large number of his
boy und girl friends enjoyed a purty
ut tho homo of Paul Dalzoll on Penn
sylvania avenuo. KefreshmontB were
sorvod nud it royal good time wits
hud.
Itomombcr tho school election,
TlutrBdny, Juno 10, to voto on tho
pro-bond election of $4C,000 to buy
n slto und erect a new high school
building.
J. Frank Powers was on enrly
Saturday morning urroslcd by Sher
iff Joffrios nud brought heforo the
Probnto court on tho charge ot hnv
lng In hln posBisslot intoxicating
Ihiuor. Ho pleaded guilty und was
then brough t before Judge Vurlan
Saturday uud fined f2Ub and given
thirty dnys lu Jail.
A school election will bo held nt
tho school houso Thursday, Juno 10,
for tho purpoBO of voting upon tho
proposition to bond School District
No. 18, for $4C,000 to buy a slto und
erect a now high school building J''
ncross from tho present school build
ing. The school rooms nro crowded
whcl nocossltutos holding school In
churches nud other places bosldo tho
school house, which has proven tin
satisfactory. A high school building
Is nocdod.
Mr.nnd Mrs. M. W. Hnzeltlne nud
family were guests Sunday of Mr.
mid Mrs. Thompson of Dig Wllow.
Kdgur Vestal loft Tuesday of this
week for Ynkluiu, Washington.
Mr. mill Mrs. It. V. Smith enter
ttilnod nt djlnnor Friday evening,
Hnv, Mown uud fuuiUy.
Mrs. Luuvell of Caldwell, enme to
visit her sister. Mrs. It. S. Ktttch.
II, I(. lloomrr and Adam Illlud
ara Home from n ten days rip to
Kluinatli Falls, Oregon nud northern
Cullfornln points, Wbllo thoro Mr.
lloomer disposed of ono of his Cull
fornln ranches,
Thursdny evening InHt thoro were
present nt tho home of Mrs. Anrou
Collingsworth 3G of tho members of
tho Francos Wlllard W. V. T. U.
nnd a splondld mooting was held.
This ono of tho llva W. C. T. U. or
ganizations ot tho Ntuto nnd ono of
which Is really accomplishing good
work.
Howard MniiBor nnil John Towno
motored to Ilolso Monday.
Miss Auulo Jtnpp aud nolco. MIhh
Hqliii Stotlor fiva urrlvotl homo
form their visit nt tho Lnbo home In
fCnldwoll. Miss Hupp wns lu Ilolso
for sovornl weeks, also.
When lu doubt forgot your doubts.
Co ahead and do It. U'h better to be
wrong onco In u whlln tlinn to be
nothing alt of tho time.
GREAT BARGAIN SALE
MILKING STRAIN OF SHORTHORNS
At the old Jim Blanton place five miles, west
and one mile south of Ontario, 1 will sell at $100
per head
14-Head Registered Shorthorns-14
Including 8 cows, 3 yearling bulls, 2 heifer calves
and 1 yearling bull calf.
The calvoH arc ull Milkinjr strain Shorthorns, Clay &
Bates stock, from Bell Boy 2nd No. 122037, who sired four
of the world's champion milking shorthorns, nnd M runic
Clay V38-I82.
This Is the last of my stock nnd because I am leaving
soon for California I am oll'eriiur these cheap to clean up my
holdings, Look them over, They come from tho best
chnmplon Btock and are good individuals.
S. J. BEAN
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