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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1920)
THE ONTAJtlO AHUUS. ONTAKIQ. QKfiClON. I'UPftSbAV. SEPTEMBER 30, 1020 Rexall Remedies Eastman Kodaks ONTARIO PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Tilt: lUCA'AIili BTOItK IMIONIi NO. a Nfjal Remedies jffumm iau mum h '- vM r j i 1 ! ?f iH ? & 9 LOCAL Ai PERSONAL LOCAL AND PERSONAL Added 50 To Tire Mileage A nost tire dealer, for three years, has gath ered data on Miller Tires. And he reports as follows : Users find their tire mileage increased from SO per cent to ','b per cent. Jllow-ouU have been eliminated. Uniform milrngc has been accomplished. Only six tires in 1,000 come back for adjust ment only five MilUr Cyrils in a year. A I.ouixvillc dealer cfitipaivd vcar and mileage on 116 styles of tiro which l.e upaircd. The con stant Miller supremacy has caused him now to handle the Miller Tires only. ft A California stage line made million-mile com- ' parisonswitliil leading mal;cs. Aim the Miller won by long odds. You owe yourself n comparison on your own car. The Miller is the tire of the day. Trend Patented Center trn! imoMli. with mctton cup, for firm hold on wot Aiptiull Cur.fo.i Road tldo Ueadi, math '..n ogt In dirt Nov) Cha Record Makers Cords or Fabrics Gearcd-to-the-Road Dealer's Name and Address sajTmnsn PARKER'S TIRE SHOP AUTO ACCESSORIES Phone 177 Ontario, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bush ot Cbo hhlls, Washington wero In Ontario tho first ot to wcok to visit with Mr. flush's coubIds, Mrs. Frank Drapor and Postmaster J. It. Qrcgg. Llko tho postmastar, Mr. Uush onco was a nowspapor man. but Is now n rnnchor ot tho Washington town. This Is tho first tlmo ha had mot his Ontario rolntlvos and visited tills soctlon, and ho liked It very much. Mr. anil Mrs. J. I). O'Kcofo aro leaving Ontario this wcok. Mr. O' Keoro, who Is nn ox-sorvlco man, will go to Chicago whoro ho will attend n government school of photography. Mrs. O'Kcofo will rcsldo with rela tives' at Now Plymouth during her husbaiid,'H absence Mr. and lira. Den Tli o inn a will occupy tho resi dence) vacated by tho O'Kccfos. Mrs. Herbert Paul and Mrs. Her shot Drowno and son left Tuesday evening for nn extended visit with rolntlvos and friends at Ashland Oro gon. Tho first mooting of tho Woman's club for tho 1020-21 season Is being hold this nttornoon nt tho homo ot Mrs. 13. M. Orolg. P. J. Qallaghor loft Saturday for Durns to attend court. Miss Lavlno Smith and her nolco. Kathorlno Koliout wcro wcok end visitors at Holso. Mrs. Carl Kuhno of Junturn Is a guost nt tho homo of 'Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Oallnghor this wcok. Miss Sunomnn of tho High School faculty was n Dolso visitor over tho wook end. Jamos Lackey, I)r. 13. S. Portnor mid Dr. A. 0. Mooro mado up a par ty that saw tho Idaho Stato I'nlr.ut Dolso Friday. Tho W. O. T. U. will moot nt tho homo of Mrs. C. 13, Dlnghnm, Tues day, Octobor 12, nt 2:30 1. M. UNITKI) l'lU'-HnVTr.ItlAN Clll'ltCII 10:00, nibio school. 11:00, Worship. 7:30, Worship W. l' Cochran, Pastor Itov. W. It. Amos of Portland, Snyodlcal Missionary for tho Presby terian church was In Ontario Tuesday botweon trains onrouto from t'rnno nnd Durns to Portland. Itov. Amos vUItod with Mr. and Mrs. O. K, Ai ken with whom ho attended collcgo bnck In Minnesota. Ho also renowed UL-quainiauco Willi J, u, 1-orllcr , whom ho know years ago tu Crooks- ion Minn. Mrs. Mary Fox Btnrtcd Wednesday for St. Cloud, Fin. whoro sho will spond tho wlntor. Mrs. Fox wns In Florida last winter but visited tho past summer In Ontario with her nleco, Mrs. Frank Drapor. Mrs. C. A. aillinm, who hns been vletlng at tho homo ot her son, Ocorgo Ollham for n few weeks, leaves for hor homo In Portland to morrow. Mrs. Gcorgo Olllmm will accompany hor tor an oxtondod visit. Mrs. A. L. Cockrum was tho host oss for tho Monday Drldgo nnd Mrs. u. w. rowers was tho hleli scoro winner. I Mrs. aoorgo IJ, Kollog of Pnyotto . visited In Ontario Tuesday. I Tho Tuesday Ilrldgo met with Mrs. . II. II. Whltnoy this wook. Mrs. J. It. Zumwnlt left Tuesday 'evening for llormlston for a short stay. Mrs. Kmmn Conovor loft Tuesday evening for La Qrando to visit hor nlstor. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Kohcrt Cur rier, Octobor 2nd. a girl. Col. and Mrs. S. F. Taylor colo brntod tliolr fortieth wedding mint vorsary Monday with a family ro unlon nmr dinner. There wiu thir teen prosont, Including all tho child ren nnd grandchildren. Mrs. Kmmn Conqvor Is visiting rolntlvos nt Kniblor, Ore., whoro hor mother Is qulto III, An olght pound brtby boy was born to Mr. nnd Mm. Carl Kuhno at tho hospital this wook. A. U. Chnnco and wlfo nnd Honrr Orlffln and wlfo attended tho fntr In Dolso last wook. - nn,.t.00h4 Auctioneer Announcement Having decided to cast my lot with tho people of Ontario and vicinity, I respectfully solicit n shnro of tho Public Sales In Oregon and Idnho. I know tho gnmo, and koop posted nn te vnlues, so as to be fair with both nollor and buy.or. I sell puro bred cnttlo and hogs, ranch nnd stock sales n spoclatty. If sultnblo quarters can bo secured our first City Salo will lis hold Saturday, Scptomber, 25th at 1 P. M., sharp. For that sale wo want consignments of liver) HiIiir you wish to dlsposo of nnd want tho money for. Household goodB, furniture, Junk, chlckons, pigs, calvos, Implements, nutos.-ranytWIng of vnluo, bring It or sond It, wo will got.money for It nnd treat you right. Tho salo season Is coming on rapidly, and tho best and surest way to got a good, Hvo, square, autlonocr where you need him, Is to got n date etirly, I will bo In town ovory Saturday nflornoon to moot those noodlng my services. Col. Wilmer Taylor (""O FOIt 8 ALU N'ottod (Join potatoos. Also Yollow Qlobo Onions I'rult- laud, Idaho. Phono 10-2 44--I7 FOIt SAMS Mnngol-Wurlzols for cows, shoop nnd hogs. J. Holland. Phono. 201-H-l. 44-4C-4C pd. Lot us build you a UoAtor Northwostorn Phono 188-J. roal Kloctrlc Electric Co. NIJW PAHTOIt COMNO TO TAKK CO.VflltlWATIO.VAl, IMKTOUATI-: m ? 'Z29& m Vwsn Let's settle this right now! No man ever smoked a better cigarette than Camel!' You'll find Camels unequalled by any cigarette in the world at any price because Camels combine every feature that can make a cigarette supreme Camels, expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos puts Camels in a class by themselves. Their smoothness will appeal to you, and permit you to smoke liberally without tir ing your taste ! Camels leave no unpleasant ciga retty aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor ! You'll prefer Camels blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight 1 Ctmtlt tntokS ontjwhtn In tcitnliKctllr ftk,f"'f30 attntttt tot 30 c.n(.;oi- ttn pjc. ! 13QO cituttttt) ,n iUtunMDtl.cormtmd cjfon. W tlionilj tocommtad ttut anon for lot nomm ot eAc tvpplj or wtttn you titroL R. J. Reynolda Tobacco Co. Wlnston-Stlem, N. C Itov. and Mrs. D. J. aillundors and family ot Ashland Oregon will arrive In Ontario this wook to tako up tho Pastorato of tho Congregational Church, Tlioro will bo servlcos both morning and evening. A cordial In vitation Is oxtondod to all io nttond thouo services. CO.VOItlCOATIO.VAL iailll-S TO (itvi: iivzAAit i i)i:ci:.miii:ii Tho ladles of tho Congrogatlonal church aro going to elvo n bazaar somo tlmo In Doconmor, and anyono wishing articles mado to ordor may loavo tholr ordor with Mrs. W. K, Loos as tho ladlos aro planning to do such work. 44-lt The Wonderful Howard Heater Burns Jlia gas, which is 25 per cent of Hie fuel in soft coal. The Stove Most Manufac- turers are trying to Immitate Buy The Original Taggart Hardware Co. Ontario, Oregon ale Extraordinary! Today Every Woman is interested in the price of Millinery. The Osborn Millinery is putting on a One Fourth Off Sale commencing October 8 on New Fall Hats We are showing new and unusually charming hats of rich velvet in all the Autumn's favored shades and color combinations, which we place on sale at a twenty-five per cent reduction. One Fourth Off Special Sale UkMM Osborn Millinery, Ontario, Oregon 1 8 i , &biAi&iiAAAAAAA fVvfriri