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THE 0NTA1U0 AHUOS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1920
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Rexall Remedies
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ONTARIO PHARMACY
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FOlt BALK Three horse power
motor. Inquire Ontnrln Concrotu
Plpo company, 43-tf.
' TOW. SALF. llnlck ltoudster. $600
firut dnss "oihIiiIdii,. will consider
bankable iMiiu J. II. '1'cnt, phone
1 1 0-W. Ontario, Oregon, tf
) Ol: 3AI.U-- Aufiuiatlo Lloctrte
washing mnclilnn. Practically now.
Prlco very reasonable. Phono 12C-J
Mrs. V. McKonna,
IIOURLI!' Lt) 0001)8 Tor Sale
)'.r, nit: Ortlt Heater, and other house
hold goods. Geo Mm. II. L. Potir
l. . 42-tf
Lot V 3 bond yoarylng Holforn
M Iinndod KS Loft hip. One black
ro oar marks, ono rod with will'
f ,.itfl In fncu". SiiIKiIjIo reward, i'. It
Vi ucsdnlo.
HEM8T1TCHIN0 and Dressumk
lug. Mrs. Ulauche Anderson.
coma to tlio stato. Tho receipts dur
ing the period covered by tho report,
from the Halo of skins amount to
$2,750.40. The net uxpenso to tho
Htate wns therefore $3,041,12.
It Is Mtlnmtrd that tho predatory
animals killed In the northwest dur
Idr tlitn ono year wilt mean a saving
... . r 'of $200,000.00 to tho livestock Inter-
INSIST on an abstract of title when ; , of ,ho iUnMeU Mf Jowctl ,,
you purchase or lend money on real lrcrolvC(1 n lnrso miml)dr of IoUor)(
from stockmen all ovor tho district,
. . WANTED Work f o r Woman;
write Mrs. Lucy Embody. Box 4 154.
" PaYnTINo" and" ICMsomlnlni?.
Mathovs nnd Oyer, Phono 07-J,
FRUITLAND ITEMS.
pstato. MALIlBUIl TITLf
UIBTHACT VO VrIp Mri-mm
ANItl
tolling of thn direct benefit tho hum
ors havo been to them; nnd, tho wool
growers orgiiulintlotis will urge thn
unit legislature to appropriate oven
mora than did tho Inst ono, to mnko
'certain that tho work of oxtormlnnt
(lng tha predatory animals Is con
tinued. I Tho Commissioner of Agriculture
i appreciates tho vnlno of the services
rOftNI) Ladles wrist watch, falll,,, Mr. jew,,lt nm , cnpnu0 corps
WANTF.D Wo wfiit lo bu-
oral hundred tons of liny. Olvn un
your best prlco and fecdlni f-o,"tl-i
nt once. N'orthwcBt General llrol.
orago Company, Payette, Idaho.
s
LOST AND FOUND.
ul A.us office and pay for this tic!
FOIl SALII Ilulclc Car, llZU
Model, run only 2000 miles. In rood
condition. Boo Mollno Farm Co. On
tario, Wilson Ilu'ld'rr " 43-tf
FOIl BALK 12 rooni modorn
lintsci, close In, on' Oregon Street,
('nn lift rmititil na fuinrtmnilta If ilpalr
cl. Knsy terms-See Mr. T. II. Fls- l0'"1'" ,f l,""1 ""V1 I",",,rl",','
PIILDATOUV ANIMAL CAMPAl V
Mr. Stanley (I. Jawctt, Federal
Predatory Animal InspoMor, has ?n-
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yu I.,. .....-. l v - ,m wv.nyr. ., mQMl n ,,,,,,. cffrl (J ,(,..
(lis corps hi iiiiuturn mi iiiiimi. urw
of hunters, us they havo been nt work
In our statn during tho Inst Hire
yenrs, nnd ho will rocommend that
nu ample appropriation be mado by
thn lost legislature to bo mod In co
oprratlou with tho Fedo'.-t' Oovem-
gon nnd Wnshlngton, dur'ug tho ?oor
ending June 30, 1020, Tho 10 IT
mluiiln tho
Wnshlngton.
NBu. oltO lids-
prednlory nnlmnls In
-m Ml nirlll Dem
or. Phono 03-W.
-4852,
Wo havo In our possession storod
In Pnotto, n strlrtly high grado pi
nno which wo will soil ut a suhstan
tlnl discount If taken nt once. Tonus
nrrnngod with responsible person.
If Intorcstod write utHck for full
particulars to Tho Donver Music
Company. Donvor, Colorado. 44-49.
KOIl 8ALB Ilulck Touring Car
K'45, novcr boon driven, nttrnctlvo
prlco. Dodge biiHlnosn car, driven 12,
000 miles, good mochanlcal condi
tion. Two Ford Four touring cars.
15 II. P. holler with nil fittings,
Corona typnwrltor $25.00 Ontario
Laundry.
MLSCKLIjANF.OUH
FAIIM WANTHD I want to hear
from party hnvlng farm for sale
Olvo prlco and description.
JOHN W. WAIT,
" Champaign, III.
$17,000.00 for tho doitrurtlon of
i predatory nnlmnls, with the imde'
jstandlnk that the Federal Uovern-
inont would match tha stato appro
priation by expending at least an
oijuhI nmount In the work. Mr. Jew
all has had HUporvlslon of tho cam
paign In which tho Fodoral Govo-n-incut
nnd tho ntato co-opornto.
This report shown that, during the
year, tho hunters killed In tho Stato
of Washington, 0 bonrs, 70 bob-cnts,.
1,002 coyotos, 2 mountain lions. 1
lynx, 1 wild dog a total of 1,145
predatory animals. In addition tliny
klllod 05 fur-boarlng nulmals, milk
ing n total of 1,210 animals klllod.
Tho fur bearer csonslstod of 41
budgors, 2 house cats, 2 raccoons, 10
skunks, 2 wonsols and 2 ottor.
This service has cost tho Stulu o'
For Houso Painting or Calsomln
ing call Phono 97-J. 70945-47
CANVASS OF IUII.MK HIIOWH
NHIID lOlt STOCK HI.LKOTION
Avorngo taken from the accounts
of 150 Maryland farms by tho Office
of lu m Mniingemoiit of tho United
Plnlcs Department of Agrlculturn
show how great li tho nncosslty of
properly solectlng nnd curing for tho
furm llvo stock, nnd how Important
Is Its rotation to tho Income. Forms
whom this fonturo was neglected
earned only $70 n yokr from the llvo
stock. Whero the conditions wore
n Ilttlo moro fnvornbln, but not yet
"good" conditions tho returns aver
agod $737 to each farm.
Tho &amo tests In Ponnsylrunln
gavo tho thrco averages thus: "Poor"
$413; "mpdlum," $912; and "good",
$1,215.
Farms In Wisconsin showing poor
Washington $0,091.52.
During this same porlod, Oregon .returns woro actually operating at a
paid $3,085.78 for similar sorvlcca .Ion, when medium crrro would havo
and tho Federal Government expend- brought $500 and good car $740,
ed in the two states of Oregon and 'Also, In Iowa, tho "poor" returns
Washington, $44,018.67. ' showed an nvorago loss of $70 to
Tho skins takpn from the animals each farm, whllo tho "good" farms
Mrs. A. T. Chrlstlanstn, tsachsr ot.whon killed by huntora on tho state paid their ownors $1,339 a pear for
.piano, Phone 170-W.
39-tt. payroll are sold and tho proceeds the cars given tho llvo-stlck factor.
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OU never got such cigarette-
contentment as Camels nana
you. uameis quality uim DApcii
blend of choice Turkish and choice
Domestic Tobaccos make this
goodness possible and make you
prefer this Camel blendto either
kindofiobaccosmokedstraightl
Camels mellow-mildness is a
revelation! Smoke them with
freedom without tiring your taste I
They leave no unpleasant ciga
retty aftertaste nor unpleasant
cigaretty odor !
Giv6 Camels every test then
compare them puff-for-puff with
any cigarette in the world I
Ilov. Van Dusen went to Holit
Fr'day on business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ames, purenls
of S. Ames, and Mr. and Mrs. 1C. A.
Anes, brother to Mr. Ames motorsd
down from Holse Thursday for a
short visit with ths Ames family, re
turning Friday.
Mr. Hoy Williams Is horns from
northern Idaho, bringing with a par
ty sovcrnl hundred shesp for tht
Stnntleld Company. II will ronmln
until after election.
Arthur Hnlhrook has bsen taken
to th hospital at Uolse whers he Is
nulto III.
Mrs, Arthur Polly Is In tho Ontario
hospital nnd will not bo able to re
turn homo befors another ten days,
Tho Ilttlo daughtor of Mr. and Mrs.
Milan Dnvls, Mnrgarot, Is In Payctlo
nt the Illnnchard Hospital whoro nlic
underwent another operation Sunday
for tho removal of pus from her
lung cnusod from the recent serious
Illness of pnuumonln. Llttlo ICstla-r
Davis was unfortunate In having tht
prongs of a rake run Into hor leg.
Sunday evening u most profitable
and Interesting Union mooting was
held In tho school houso In the In
tercst of Prohibition, rifti-on min
ute addresses wero made by Kov
Shanks, of tha llrcthren Church? Ilov
Van Dusen of tho Methodist Church
and by the Pastor of tho Ilnptlst
Church on Law Enforcement. Major
Harry T. Lewis whs chairman of the
meeting.
Misses Fayo and Marlon Ames cel
ebrated Jointly Sunday afternoon
their birthday anniversaries by in
viting In eight of their girl frlonds,
A happy time for the young Indlos
was enjoyed after which good eats
wero served by the hostosica Mother.
Miss Ksthor flussoll entertained
tho Queen Esther Circle Tuesday ev
ening, Mr, and Mrs. John Anderson, of
Parma, wero dinner guests Sunday of
Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Ilustell.
Miss Luclle Hill Is home from
Stanfield, Oregon whero ilia Ims bsen
holplng out In tho fruit.
Rov. Van Dusen went to Ilolio
Monday morning to attend a Trus
tee's meeting of tht flooding Col-
lsfo.
Mr. slid Mrs. Frank Itrownlng and
1 hlldron, Mrs. Luclle Allen ami chlld
len, Mr, and Mrs. Orvllle Miller and
children, and Mrs. Dlevlns, of Van
couver, Washington, were dinner
guests of tho Stanley Dean and Path
ml families and In the afternoon had
u reunion at the Dean home,
Ilov. F. 8. Laslette who has been
rvlng in tho P r.. pulpit during
r 4tw-ML awjcy a ir.. ij -, yif . - -.- .-v
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RISKY SPECULATION IS TOO
EXPENSIVE
tor the average individual. Some sclinnes
may look very alluring but have no tie. -tire
foundation.
Safety at a fair yield is alway.s preferable.
Your account is invited.
4 Interest Paid on Savings Acounj.
QmMssmxi B,1nk
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GRAYf, ltAtUN'J Y&U) HAS.UEUR COUNTIES II
y""" vir-uon.Oiva-M(eiws'jB:i
"""was. .Tuci-aiiiVjujti
caca'2aw v a. , -&a'ji
m 1
I
left laKt r'iht
h ) w!l 1
for
re-
'' 1 E. Stewart
H'ti-day dinner at
MU was a cutst
ths honiK of
the past
Portland.
,.i 1 i,-r.
Mr nnd Mr
WOl flllM
tht i.r n 1 '
Ilov. F. S
to dinner Sunday at
Mrs. Spalnbower. t
Little Virginia Il'rji was unfortun
ate In having a rusty nail- go clear
through her shoe and tho ball of hor
foot through to the top. . She will
be unable to use her foot for some
time.
Miss Nellie McConnell celebrnlej
her birthday unnlversary Sunday by
having an her guests to a very pret
tily appointed dinner four young con.
pie. A most dollghtful tlmo wim had
by the young people.
Saturday night the II. Y P 1' had
a Hallowe'en party In the II. Y I' I'
rooms at the church and enjoyed
themselves to the limit.
Friday HTenlng-at the High Sclnol
Auditorium the young school people
had a box supper and Hallowe'en
mask party. It was one of the best
evenings yet to be spent by thn
ypuug people. Receipts from the
boxes netted $98.00 Miss Mubel Pea
cock received the prize, dressed as sn
('Indian for the young lad'ex, and
Lloyd McClure, dressed as an old
southern negro got the prlie for the
(young men.
W. E. Leea made a trip to Dolse
Tuesday to get the returns of the
election.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Howlund
reached Ontario Sunday after their
honeymoon trip and are at home in
appartments In the Fisor res'dence
on Oregon Btreet. On Monday they
I took a trip to Emmett.
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I BAliKLY TURNER BROS. PETE
yfhoays Busy
Sicjti a ntl Onto Painturs
Vacuum C'taiud Dit 1 luof Work Itoou s
Up Stnirn Curler fiurnge, - Onttuio, Oregon
".
car-. -v3C4tuvaatf -co&AOBguaara
The Wonderful
Howard Heater
0
Hums Hie gas, which is 25 per
cent cf (he fuel k soft cal.
The StoYcMost Manufac
turers are trying to
Immitate
Buy Tire Original
Taggart Hardware Co.
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Ontario,
Oregon