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The Ontario Commercial Club Committee has been working ior months to make this Celebration a grand
success. Every precaution has been taken and no feature of amusement overlooked.
READ THIS PROGRAM THEN TAKE IT ALL IN
THERE WILL BE SATURDAY, JULY 3rd
Horse Racing, Ball Games, Field and Track Events, Biij Parade, Dane- Horse Racing at Fair Grounds 1:30 p. in. (Eight Fast Races)
ing, Fire Works and Don't Forget - - BIG CARNIVAL UP-TOWN IN THE EVENING
Boucher-French Greater Shows of California QTTrVm A V TTTT V A
THIS CARNIVAL COMPANY has been booked BECAUSE IT WAS THE BEST b U IN U A I , JULY 4 til
. ? da tin I 1 Bull Game at The Fair Grounds 2:00 p. m. DOUBLE HEADER
.Devices a A JAZZ BAND ao shows go I pARMA v? pAyCTTU . . 0NTA(0 vs vmm
MONDAY, JULY 5th THE DAY OP DAYS
Street parade Starts at 10:30 a. m. Sharp. Decorated Floats, Clowns, Bands, G. A. R. and American
Lesion Boys. AT FAIR GROUNDS Field and Track Events, 5 Running Races 1:45 p. m., Ball Game
at 3:00 p. m. Band Concert in City Park at 7:00 p. m., Big Free Pavement Dance at 8:00 p. in. and a
Big Fireworks Display Up-Town at 9 p. m.
There'll Be A Big Time In The Big Town Each Night
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Ask the Unci'
Even c cheat) tire
looks food v.'hw.i it is
new.
Few experts can tell
how good they really
arc, but the man who
has given them the
"odd test" of a year's
use "knows."
That's the tent vc
should like to hove
you put Horse-Shoe
tires to.
Ask the driver of n
Horse-Shoe equipped
car how good they
really are and then
see us.
Parker's Tiro Shop
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T It Nollson who will Instruct In
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Wednesday Al Tliiirsiliiy,
Juno aoih .V July 1st.
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1MB Program the 1 1 It of July
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FRUITLAND BENCH NEWS
IViillliiinl People. Am lltixy Till
Week Atti'liilliiu f'liautalliiia
Ami I'utlliiK l'i Ha)
MIhk Elizabeth IlorK came hoiuu
from Salem, Oregon wlioru sho Iiuh
beou attending (or tho punt two year
Bchool at Willamette University
Dr. Ainu Anderson, Mr. I.qwIh llus
ell, oml Miss Ksthor Hussoll ntcom
panlod Miss Kloronco Anderson Sim
day to hor homo at Parmn. 8hu Imil
to mo up Saturday to bo tho guests
of Miss Hussoll and Mm. I.enck.
Thoro wore about, flvo hundiod
prosout Wednosduy evening of last
week to out Ico cream urn! cako ser
ved b tho Frultland Association In
appreciation of tho aid given tho
night tho depot burned to pro out
tho Association building from burn-Iiib-
The Ontario orchostrn onmo
ovor uccompanlodi'by about 150 On
tario citizens. Fifty gallons of Ico
cream woro provided
Mm. I.ulu Dona wuh oor on Bund
Hollow spending a weok at her homo.
1 Mm. Arllna Hnlllnger Ih homo from
Manchester, Indiana where alio Iiuh
boon attending school
Mr. and Mr. P I). IIommm mid
family were In Pnrma Sunday. visit
ing relatives.
I Mr. and Mrs Arthur Holhrook, Mr.
.and Mrs II W. drover and thlldiou,
Mary Hollonbcek and Mr- Ida Kuk
Ian who had returned early riunud.o
morning from I.oh AiikbIkh where
MUh llollenbock haa bu atteudlnK
tlib southern branch of llrkaly Unl
vorslty. Those prwont wsrti Mr. sad
Mrs. J I". Bmltb and fHiully. Mrs. ('.
W. Portor, Mr. and Mm. C I Hoi
louhooJc, Mr and Mm flutrlo I
Itlch and two dauKhtum Mr lty
Itlch and Mr Cecil Ulcli
Thurmlu), Hie 17th Mi iJl.i'l
Mel in r wn leu eir old , ml lit r
KiiiiidiiKith' r, Mr- C Pathualin
terUliiral her little friends In her
! honor Thti KUtMts IihiI a happy tlnio
i.i.l enjoyed koimI uls after the full
wait oier
I Mr and Mm. M. M Hurst and two
dMUhtHrs whih In IUiIsa for Iwoj
iIm last wtMtk, Thnrmlwy and Krlilay
Keitifinber the Friendship W C
T l' meeting at Mr It H Klltch s
June 30th. the date having been
changed from tlib 24tli
Frank Klnnlsoii and I.ewMir
Hooker and (leorgn Stevens are In
Adrian, Idaho usslstliiK In the pin
ting up or hay.
Miss l.uello lllll entertained about
10 at her homo on Itlvorshlo Avenue
near Frulthind Thursduy ewnliig
Delicious refreshmeuls weio served
Miss Kvu lllomstrnm was nut from
Payette, the guest of Miss Hern Ice
Hill for tho week end
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VIAJEST
THEATRE
THURSDAY JULY 1
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I Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dalzell and Mr. and
Mm J W. Dalzoll motored to Pai ma
Sunday afternoon to see tho new
Communiiity church and tho now
gymnasium.
At a meeting of tho school board
last week to determine whethor or
not they would hold another election
to vote bonds for building a school
Itouso thoro woro only flvo membors
prefcent. three voting for and two
against. Mr. Strawn being abwMit
and a two thirds vote was nocessarj
In order to carry.
Miss Winifred Ilossen was visit
Ing tho week end at tho home of Mr
and Mrs J It Wolls Mr and Mrs
O K. Hossen were guests there for
Sunday dinner Mr und Ms Ito'
Darnall, of Emmett, and their house
guests, Mr and Mrs Hen Cuulver
being a former rosldent horo, woro
week end guests at the Darnall home
Miss Anna Poarson spent the week
end at th Schmld home.
Mr. and Mrs. P A. Creger leave
this week for Colorado for a visit
with relatives
Sunday a large dinner party was
held at the home of Mr and Mrs
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