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THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THUHSDAV. SEPTEMBER 2, 1920
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lmoT3 th causi of rheumatism,
sciatica, lumbaeo, upptmllcltli, tolt
r, tiiart trouhU, htari achea, utom
ach and kidney trouble, etc. Na-
ture tbeu restores the diseased porta
of orcaiu to health Let me explain
Chiropractic to you.
Dlt. It. A. MOON,
Over the I'oat Office, Ontiirlo, Ore.
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TRANSFER Now opon for buelnoro
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Itealdonco Phono 116J2 FAMILY PATnONAQH
H. n. Caldwoll SOLICITED.
pr0p Open 6:30 n. m. to 12 p. m.
Ontario, Oregon
Quick Service
EDUCATION PAYS
I-XIll TUB INDIVIDUAL AND H)U TUB HTATB
A I'onon with No Education linn but Ono Chnnco In 1GO.O00 to
Homier Distinguished Scrvlco to tho Public
Willi Common School Education 4 Clmnces
With Hleh School. KdtlCritlOn - 87 Clmiibes
With CoIIcro Educntlou 800 Chnii$oy
AHB YOU GIVlNfl YOUIl CHILD HIH CIIANCK7
INVESTED
THOSE STATES AIIE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE
MOST IN EDUCATION
Oregon Agricultural College
TliroiiRli a "Mhornl and IVnctlcal Education" pro
pares tho Young MonOM! Youur Woman for Useful
Citizenship tiTrir Successful Careors In
Axrlrulturo KiigliircrliiK MinlnK Home Bconomti'M
Coniiiiorco l'liiirnincy 1'oivntry Vornllonnl Education
Thy Training Includes PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC, ENGLISH,
MODEUN LANOUAOE, AUT and tho Other EsKOtitlals or a
Standard Technical CoIIoko Courso
I'ALL TEUM OPENS Hl.TTKMHKIl 20, 11)20. TUITION IS HIKE
KOIl INKOHMATION WHITE TO
TUB ItlXJIHTltAlt, OicRdii Agricultural College, t'oiviilll", Oicki.ii
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UNDERTAKING
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Modern .Chapel
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FALL OPENING
of Millinery
The Osborn Millinery announcs
Its PALI OPENING on
SaturdaySept. 11
We will have on display at that
time many exclusive pattern hats
as well as trimmed and tailored
hats in all the new effects and
materials
OSBORN MILLINERY
Ontario, Oregon
Miss Ella Hosteller has roiio to
Nil in pa to help at tho Nellsou homo.
Miss Itcua Junks has returned
from her trip to tho southwest and
is at tho homo of her sinter, Mrs.
Jess Heckwltli.
Philip Dnrhtlor nnd A. O. ZIiik
leiiinn havo roiio to Portland and lin
modlato vicinity to look nt tho coun
try. Mrs. Dora Yost Is homo from a
business trip to llolso.
MIbs Esther Russell visited Wod
nrsday and Thursday In Parma with
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Anderson mid
Miss Florence Anderson.
Mrs. Erlckson. sister of Mrs. John
Anderson, left this Thursday oven
Iiik for hor homo In Spnkntio.
Miss Winifred llosson and Miss
Eva Utomstrom nro In Nampa this
week nttondlnit tho Teacher's Asso
ciation. A very Interesting and profitable
Frances Wlllnrd W ('. T. U. mcot-
Iiik wns held Thursday at the homo
'of Mrs. It. V Smith. Whlto ribbons
were pinned upon eleven now mem
bers, making In all about 7S mem
bers of this one Union, anil eleven
whlto ribbon recruiters wero ndded
to tho list. Tho President, Mrs. It.
W. Smith, and tho Secretary, Mrs.
Aaron Colllnsworth wero re-elected
to ther rospcctlvo offices during tho
afternoon and Mrs. Anna Collins
worth was elected Treasurer. This
Is probably tho largest Union in tho
stato nnd n itront Interest In din
'work is always shown.
I Ilo suro to attend tho Carnival
Saturday ovciiIiir, September 4th, on
tho William McConnell lawn. Lively
entortnlnmeut, stunts, program, eats.
' Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Drown nnd sou
and daughter, Miss Dolly, and Mrs.
Urnnt Flalior nnd dnughtor, Miss Mil
dred, wero In llolso Monday. Miss
Drown and Miss Fisher will outer
Idaho Commercial College.
William Hollunbcck mndo n busl-
i moms trip to llolso Monday, return
lng Tuesday. (Irnnt Fisher ac
companied him.
Mrs. Erlckson, of Spokane, wns
called horo last weok by tho death
of hor nephew. Dr. Alan Anderson.
,'Sho Is tho guest this wook until
.Thursday night at tho Emost Aiuler
'sou homo at Parma.
Dr Dan lllohnrdsou and thrco sons
loft Tuesday for their homo nt Park
City, Utah, aftor a visit at tho J. F. i
Itlchnrdson homo. Mr. Packard of I
.Ogdoii, accompanied Mr. Itlchnrdson. I
Two of tho soim nro returning with
i their father, having boen with thulr
Igrnndpnronts for tho summer.
Mrs. Coslo Ilrniithoovor loft on the
first for lloNo to Inkn n roursn nl
tho Idaho Iluslness College. While
away hor little daughter will stay
I with tho grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
.m. it, Hiiormnii.
Thoso from horo nttoudlng tho
funeral or Dr. Allen Anderson In
llolso last Friday woro Mrs. E. A
Ltnck, Fom, Arthur and Helen .Mr ,
and Mrs. A. T. Dlshnp, Mr. and Mrs
Italph Mnkliison, MIssoh Mnmlo liny
ur, Margaret Whoaldon, Ollvo Hunt-
or, I.ucllo Hill, Dornlio McOoo. Mr
land Mrs. W. J. Ilussoll, Lewis Itus-
o!l, Mr, nnd Mrs. Axol J.i'nison.
nnd William Hoi'onbeck
Mr. Tlllory .1 L.ro. tl.o uucti tf
Mr and Vrs. C. r Wlw
'tnlph Johuso'i has us his gti'Mts
his father and mother and n slnim-In-law
and two children Irom Nobras
ka for u visit.
Mrs. Mary Tackott and daughter.
Mary Jauo, nro homo from an extend
ed visit In Clinton, Illinois.
Mrs. T. O. Ady mid son are homo
from n visit to rolatlvos In tho oast
Miss Jano Carry Carroll loft Sun
day moraine for hor homn nt rinm.
land, Ohio, nftur a month's visit
Willi nor inoilmr. .Mm n I. l....,r,i
MIhh Allen ('nrroll ulin Imu l.n.... tl.o
guest of hor aunt. Mrs Ingnrd, left
Thursday for hor homo In Portland
Iafa Itoyston has gono to Alberta
Canada to assist his brother, Schuy
lor harvest grain.
Miss Wllmn lllllllncnr nn.l Mi
Poarl Ebv havo conn in Mnnriiinr
Indiana to attend tho Unit orally.
Miss Fstlinr Klncnv nml '.;..-
Tannohlll camo down from llolso (ho
last of tho wnnk for n vluli , n.n
iKinsoy homo. Mr. Tannohlll will ro-
jiuni uio nrsi or i no weok. Mlaa Kin
soy will remain at homo.
I IlocnURO of tho cold threatening
nuuuiur uiu ruyuuo i ouuiy l'lenlc
which was hold at Frultland school
grlounds Wvinosdny, August 25th,
,was slow in getting down to tho en-
tortalnlng features of tho program
but whon onco started lackod noth-
lillir of intnrnat from llm vr,. ..,...,... .
. --..-. - ...... ,..w fuutihukvia
iiuui racoB to tno um Maid and Mar
ried Women's race. Tho married
jinuii, miicii io me surprise of most
ovory ono, wou In n closo gamo
1 2 to l in the ball gamo. Hob Tae
,kott won tho slow auto race. Pay
etto closed their buslnoss housos and
camo out to visit our Ilttlo town and
showed tholr Intorost In tho success
of tho picnic. Mr. Fluharty of tho
aiuio university gavo a short talk.
Much Intorost was taken In tho stock
JUdKllli: COIltRKtH mill tlm nn,...l.. - .. .1
sewing demonstrations.
Frultland toaehlncr rnrm nt nn.,i.
Crs is about rnmnlnlail ''). n......
land schools w 111 open Sentomimr
lotll. Thn fnllnu'lnr tnoM.n..,, i
boon ClPCteil: Simnrlntn..,!,,.,. -.i
, c ..,.'l. ".'" ""i. v-llill-
. . '. ,,,r, acienco and Manual
Training, y c, Wlsoj History and
Olgobra, Estlier Hood; English nIlli
in UQ, Allco nnrrott; Commercial,
Scholz; Home Economics, unknown;
Eighth Grado. Hazel Smith; Seventh
(rndo. Emma Kosslor; Sixth Grade
Allco Kllne: Flftli nr.H V.T"n'
S!.b",! ZK&?)h ntcr;
....... v., um. ivuiiu niomstrom; sec
ond Grmln. Mrs lii.il. v i ' ..
lrmary (a), Miss Itena Jcuks
Prlmarv Hit. m itilrn.,,. L... "
8,,l,, ',r,n""r Holon Llncki' Sunny-"
sldo Grammar, Daphno McKeown.
.,XANTEDTGlrJ for Bcneral hcinc
work. Innulro of Mrs. n i ni
Modernized Chiropractic
Your Health Can be Restored by the
Latest Scientific Method Chiropracti
No
Drugs
or
Surgery
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I liavo tho Best Equipped Ohinrpractic OfficoIn tho Stato of Oregon
1G YECBS"0F EXPERIENCE
.Mv HKHlpriiit'd system of ChirnprnVlie hi a KcicntjVic nit'tlioil tr niljiutfc
liv hiiiid the i-imsc iV all cHnciUi?r-1t ia n corri'ct kiiaWlede !" f In lraiiiasih
sjihml (!(rd mid the litM'vret'iiiaiiatiiiMlitm'fnjmr iy ndjii.sliujr tlio ,
nei'vp renter, the snuie. in a natural ninnuiM'-w
sense is removed.
Disease is an nhnawriai umurtlfv of impul.se.s caused by certain (kmi
pressure upon tlnHicrVes. After locating the pressure my modernized nirtl
oil of ehiroprnetie corrects the same thereby' causing a normal traiisniiyi
of nerve force from the brain to all the tissues and organs oft ho body, wto
ing health.
I make a. specially of KleetroTherepeutiu's using Xltny, Violet Hay, IN
freqiienov, Auto ('oiidensntioii, Auto Conduction, Dinthoromy, Do AiwmJ
Siiiuisoidal fnradic nud gnlvilnie currents, also Thcropeutic lilit, concu
and vibration.
Iicniombor, if after making a thorough examination, T conrhido that;
condition cannot either be cured or relieved I will lrankly tell you so.
Consultation and Examination Free
Offices Rooms 203 and 204, Mooro Hotol
Other Hrs. by
Hours 10:30 to 12
1:30 to 5
Appointments
Lady Attend
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HIGH ART
CLOTHING
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uur own policy ol increased volume regardless
profits the enormous buying power of our cofr
bined stores and the .general demand for modcr.
alions of prices enables u to offer these
high mr SUITS
at these modest prices
$34.50, $38 $42.5
GREY, BROWN, BLUE, FANCIES
in the latest and faddiest models in single,
double breasted models. This is tho most conip
early showing we have ever made..
ALEXANDE
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER ONTARIO, OB
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