THE ONTARIO AROUS. ONTARIO. OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1920
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FOlt BALK
KOIt SALE Uulck Car, 1320
Model, run only 2000 miles. In good
condition, See Molina Farms Co. On
tario, Wilson Hulldlng. 43-tf.
rtibiaitRKI), I'UHE UltKD, I.nrgu
typo Poland China boar for Sale
Also so mo Ilhodo Islniin Itod C'ock
lolls. Sco or nddresi Dun Huso, On
tario, Oregon. 4J 40. pd.
KOH 8AM3 Soven room, two
titory hoiiHO nud flvo lots, a bargain,
terms. Phono 78-11. 43-tf
KOH HAM: Threo horso power
motor. Inqulro Ontario Concrete
Tlpo comfmny. 43-tf.
ninvAiw.
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HEWAHD For roturn of smnll
pocket book containing sum of mon
ey, lost In Ontario. Finder please
lcavo at Argus office. 43-44.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS For Sale
Hound Oak Heater, and other house
hold goods. Sco Mrs. II. L. Poor
mnn. 42-tf
FOlt SALE Uulck Itoadstor. JC00
first class condition, will consider
liankabla nolo. J. H. Test, phono
110-W, Ontario, Orogon, tf
FOlt SALE Seven room, two
story iioumj, second west Catholic
church, corner lot, 48x125; Splendid
well, perfect tltlo. Prlco 11000; C00
cush, lmlancu easy monthly. Phono
14-W. pd.
11EWAUD for return of mink
choker fur, lost probably at Fair
Grounds, but possibly elsowhoro to
Ontario. Finder leave at Argus of
flco for reward. 43-2t
Professional Cards
JUNTURA NEWS NOTES
IIENCH LAND on Payctto bench to
lnaso; Sago brush land under wutor.
Will noil on terms to suit. Address
Ilox 234, Nyssa, Oregon. 42-43, p,
FOlt SALE Complete- set (CO vol
untas) of Harvard Classics. Now.
Nover boon opened. Will sell choap
If taken at once. Apply at Argus or
flea.
FOR SALE Idaho rural potatoes,
yellow clobo Danvor onlolis, and to
matoes. Boo Harry Power or Phono
Frultlaud, 192. 39-43-pd.
FOlt DALhl 1 motor Oonorator,
capaolty 6 batteries, 400 wats. A
number of fractional H. P. motors.
Northwestern Electric Co.
C21 32-tf.
IX)It HUNT.
THREE FINE ROOMS for rout,
nlso stooping porch, In modorn home,
close In phone 107-J 4 It.
FOR RENT Nice front room and
bath In prlvnta Family. Phono G3-W.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST 3 head ycarylng Holfora
till brandod ES Loft hip. Ono black
no ear marks, ono rod with whlto
spots In face. Sultablo roward. C. II.
Tmcsdnlo.
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WANTED
WANTED TO RENT Housekeep
ing rooms. A Hultqulst at Tho Tog
gery. 43.lt.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mrs. A. T. Christiansen, toacher of
piano, Phono 170-W. 39-tf.
R8TRAY Cnmo to our jihici on
Fcptcmhcr 20Ui, ami Mark Shetland
pony. Ownor may huvo i.iino by pay.
liK for this udverlltxMiiout unit for
Iweplng of snino. Hoe A, E Howard,
Ontario Modorn l'roi r. Kl 45.
Mrs. Allison's kludergarton has
been lukeu ovor by lono Luohrs.
Phono 34-J, 43-40.
DUS. WEESE & FORTNEK
OFFICE HOURS!
0 to 12 and 2 to 5.
Office ovor First Natloaal Hank.
Telephone No. 33 J. Ontario, Ore
DR. A. R.ROBERTS
Dentist
llctrfoen Ontario PlinriitHr,
Depot.
Phone 52
Hours, 10-12: 1:30-5 Houso calls
Evenings by appointment Mado
Phono 1C8
DR. R. A. MOON
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
NERVE SPECIALIST
Acuto or Chronlo DIsobsob
Rooms over Post Office
ONTARIO OREGON
W. B. MAXON
Transfer
Attention given to long (IInUiico
Hauling
envo orders at Wnyt Implement Store
Phono 23... Rosldonco Phone 41 AV
Ontario, Oregon.
LESLIE J. AKKIt
ATTORNEV-AT-LAW
Income Tax Advisor
Postofflco Uulldlng, Outarlo, Oregon
Licensed to Practlco In Orogon
and Idaho
O. A. KKA.TSS
Municipal Engineer
Mombor of Amorlcan Association
nf Knclmeri
Sower systoms, water works, pave-
moms, concrete aosign, nsscw
monts, oftlco systems
408 Tllford Uldg., Portland, Orogon
City Hall, Ontario, Orogon
DR. O. W. TYLKIt
DENTIST
Office In Wilson Bids.
Office Hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Phono 117 for Appointments.
McKinnon Cushion Tires
Non-puncture, Non-Skid. No Inner
Tubes. Guaranteed to Run 16,000
Miles. 30x3 and 3ft
S. ROLPH, Route 2,
New Plymouth, Idaho
Phone 08-J-2
STELLA MASON COX
Grnduato of VioUn and Piano
low Coll"go
..Pupil of Victor Garwood and of..
..Herbert Butler, ..American..
Conservatory of Muslo Chicago
Phono 40 J.
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LISTEN!
Does your Electric Wiring com
ply with Oregon Rules on
Electrical Wiring
if NOT
I What about your Fire Insurance?
NOW IS THE TIME
to luve it gone over before winter
sets in. We'd Do It.
. Northwestern Electric Co, I
I Phone 188-J - Ontario, Oregon
Mr nnd Mrs. V. J. Hopkins wore
Drewsey visitors Inst Wednesday
They wcro nccompanled ns far as
Tho Stnllard ranch by Mrs. Mnrthn
Mlckoy, who cnmo from her homo
near Holo-ln-the-ground for n visit
with her sister, Mrs. L. N. Stnllnrd.
William Haulcy nnd J. J. Doncgnn
cnmo over from Hums Inst wcoks to
measure tho third crop of hay be
longing to tho Junturn Investment
Co. They wero accompanied by
Frank Clerf of tho Alvord ranch and
Mr, Hunt of Washington, who whs
looking ovor tho country, both of
whom loft for Portland on Thurs
day morning.
Miss Ahble Rlchoy returned from
tho Fair last Friday, nlso Mrs. Jar
vis Smith nnd Mrs. Ilrnd Moss of
Drewsey.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. J. Hopkins left
last Thursday for Crane nnd Rums,
returning Monday. They bought n
now Ford car for Mr. and Mrs. W. G,
Upson from Crane purchased through
tho local agoncy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Curroy nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. Curtis Whnrton motored
down to tho Fair In Ontario lust
week and roturncd Saturday
David Graham nnd Andrew Grn
lmm returned from tho Fair on Fri
day. Thoy woro accompanied by
tholr hrothor, James, who had been
In tho Optarlo Hospital for n fow
days III with rhoumntlsm and cnmo
up for a week-end visit to convnlcso
Mrs. H. C. Lovens of Rums passed
through town on Saturday on her
wny to Portland for a ten dnvB1 trip.
Mrs. Carl Kuhno left on Saturday
for a visit In Ontario.
Tom Allen of Rums was n Junturn
visitor Inst Friday.
Fred KnnphuBtnan was a wcok-ond
visitor at Cranq.
Amos Roothler roturncd from tho
Fair on Monday nnd loft at onco for
his ranch nbovo Drewsey.
Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Madden arrived
Monday from Ontario to mako tholr
homo In Junturn. Mr. Madden has
accepted n position In tho Daniel
Qallaghor mcrcantllo establishment
Juntura somohow missed connec
tion with tho Lyceum courso which
has been hold hero for sovornl years,
hut wo shall hnvo an opportunity for
hearing tho first number prcsonlod
by tho Elllson-Whlto Diirenu at
Drewsey on Oct. lflth.
Jim Palmor who has boon at tho
Jonos ranch for somo tlmo past loft
last wook for Vnlo being unnblo to
continue work owing to tho stnte
of his health.
Mrs. Forrest Jono swont to Ontario
on Tuosday morning to sco about
shipping somo household goods from
Ontario to tho Jones ranch outalilu nf
town.
Mr nnd Mrs. Mnrtln Joyce, Mr
and Mrs. Mlchnol Stanton and Mr
and Mrs. M. H. Conray roturnod form
tho Fair at Ontario an Saturday.
Archlo Myors and Drewsey was In
town Tuesday on business,
Hick Lockett of Ontario cnmo In
to town tho first of tho wook look
ing for cuttlo.
Joo Slzomnro shipped a carload of
cattlon East last Wodnoudny.
II. C. Nlckorson was In town Mon
day with somo cnttlo which ho will
ship tlilH week. Ho brough from Ed
Howard of Drewsey nud from Good
man & Frlesz.
Joo I'lalstcd and wlfo from Until,
Idaho woro In town Monday. Mr
Plnlstcd, who Is an Idaho sheep man,
bought somo lambs from tho Pal
mor's, Joyce Ilrothors and tho Joyco
Shoep Co., shipping out flvo car loads
on Monday.
Wm. McLaron left Tuesday for
tho Rums soctton, expecting to bo
Bono for two months or more.
Roderick McArthur and Adam
Murray from Reulati wero Juntura
visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. John M. Ferrens loft on Tues
day for Emmett, Idaho to visit with
hor son, George and wlfo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. Woodward re
turned from an overland trip to tho
Pendleton Round-up on Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Woodward, who have been
recently married will hold an At
Home on Wednosday evening at the
Woodward ranch flvo miles from
town.
David McDonald of Deulah and
Oscar Xowell of tho Agency ranch
wero Juntura visitors on Tuesday.
Tho Carter children ore out o.f
school this week suffering with the
Mumps,
Mr and Mrs. C. A. Wetterstrom
went to Rurns on Tuesday, 'having
been called thoro by the serious Ill
ness of Mrs. Wettorstrom'a uncle,
George Gates. '
Donald Masterson Is a visitor at
the Rums Fair this week.
John Palmer and wife were Jun
tura visitors on Monday from Squaw
Creek. .
Artie Martin of Dayvllles arrived
In town Monday from Uio Pendle
ton Round-up. also Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
A. Robertson of Otis.
Joo Reck, a cattle buyer of Port
land was In town the last of tho weok
looking for cattlo.
buslnesR visitor In town on Tuesday,
nlso V W. Lutton, I. M. Davis and
L. L. Recde.
Clarcnco Drlnkwntor of Drewsey
nrrlvcd homo on Tuesday from a few
days spout In Uolso.
W. T. Campbell of Cambridge Ida
ho left Tuesday morning, after at
tending to business matters hero,
for his old homo In Toxas,
J. P. Dunaway was n Junturn vis
itor Inst week from Nyssa.
Phil Coyno of Roulnh passed thru
town on Mondny on his wny to out
sldo points.
Donnld Mackenzie nnd Duncan
FrnBer of Iloulnh woro Monday visit
ors In town.
WOMEN STUDENTS
lllCeOMi: TEACHERS
Two Alson women who took train
ing in tho O. A. C. Extension sorvlco
training school Inst July had within
ono month helped other women innUn
two drosses, niter soven patterns, do
buttonholo nud tntlor finish work,
nud design simple cotton drosses.
FURNISHED ROOM For Rent
Man profored. Inqulro C. R. Augus
tus Phono 37-J. 43-tf,
INSIST on an abstract of tltlo whon
you purchase or lend money on real
estate. MALHEUR TITLE AND
ABSTRACT CO., Vnlo Oregon.
TRASH PILES RRKEI) PKHT
Hoards of Insect, rodent and ill
sonso pests hnvo gnthored under tho
piles of trash found on somo farms,
to get protection from tho heavy,
gcnoral rains In Oregon this fall,
Unless destroyed tho trash heaps
will bocomo breeding grounds for
still vaster swarms of posts that wltl
forago on vnlunblo crops lator. Clean
up, burn or bury or hnul away ciop
remnants, hoards, and other kinds
of trash, say tho O. A. C. authorities.
A CORRECTION
In giving tho winners In tho girl's
cooking contest nt tho Fnlr In the
Inst Ibbuo of Tho Argus tho numo of
Miss Hnrdlss Rasmusson wait omltetl
as n winner of flmt prlzo for tho bent
butter enko. Thoro woro two clauses
of cakes entered nnd Miss Evndlno
Cochrnn nnd Miss Rnsmussen euclt
had n first prlzo cako.
If It's irlntlng, we can do It.
FIRING STOPS WElMl KPRIl.tl)
"Uurn Hint wastoland wood patch
i (1 rtop tho spread of weed ti
neighboring Holds," fcayo John R
Ni'lus, of O. A. C. farm cropi. "Fir
ing will not only bum tho none) In
tho plnns but will nlio dostroy kowK
insocts nnd other psi'.s on the
ground. It tho putcn l not think
enough nnd dry onouijh to bum
standing, It enn bo mowi'd, nllnwrtl
to dry, nnd thon fired "
Road The Ontario Argus for the
nows.
Tires at Bargain Prices
20
Reduction in All Tire Prices
We find that ,we have a big stock of tires
on hand, tires of all sizes from the 30x3 to
the biggest tire used on the biggest truck
All tires are treated alike in this oiler,
Brunswick, Republic, Racine, Goodrich
and Lehigh, all Standard Makes
Guaranteed Mileage on all these-tires. No
Bigger Tire Bargains ever offered in this
section. We want to reduce our stock and
are offering these tires at figures that
mean real savings to auto owners
Ontario Garage
PETE DUfORD, Proprietor
Big Reduction
in Ford Cars, Trucks and Tractors
Touring Car, with starter - - $510 f. o. b. factory
Runabout Car, with starter - $465 f. o. b. factory
Coupe Car, with starter -Sedan
Car, with starter - -Truck,
pneumatic tires - -Fordson
Tractor -
$745 f. o. b. factory
$795 f. o. b. factory
- $545 f. o. b. factory
$795 f. o. b. factory
Making an average reduction of $150. A few
on hand for immediate delivery. .
FORD GARAGE, Ontario, Oregon
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