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THE 0NTAB10 ARGUS ONTARIO, OKEOOtf. TJUTIfKbA V. 1nu EMBER 11. 1920 ;; KINGMAN KOLONY KINGMAN KOLONY (Jlltli HACK I'ltOM MING STAY IX EUHOPE Hon of Klngiiiun Kolony ItonlilrntH To Practice Mcdicino In Nyssa Home Nursing Course, ".lunt ' Kolony Nmts . Dr. N. C. Mac Lnfforty of Bcattlo in at tho homo ot his hrotlor, Goo. '0. Mno Lnfforty In tho Kolony. Dr. .Mno Latterly wn n practicing pliysl can lit Seattle and expects to locate In Nyssn. Tho Home Nursing courso vrng "complolod Friday and tho examina tion wan glvon. Tho Indies fool It was wall worth tho tlmo and offort. Miss Simmons has hurt wlilo xoport- (Mien, nntl ttmitn flin rinrn Intnrnat. I lie. Hho oxpects to visit In Denver and Scattlo for two months, Mrs. II. It. Scott rocolvod a tolo grnm from hor dniiRhtor, Miss Ellen Scott, from Now York Mnndoy toll ing of hor arrival from England. Sho has boon In England and differ ent parts of Europo for sovoral years. After visiting In tho cast, sho will como to tho Kolony to ho flth hor mother for soma tlmo. Kolony cUiions all voted at tho Owyhee school building Tuesday. Ono hundred forty votos worn cast. Tho mou from tho dralnago camp aro largoly Idaho cltlzons and wont to Caldwell to voto. Many onjoyod tho Ilallowoon party Saturday evening. Fortunes wore told In various ways, and all kinds ot Information, from tho prlco hay Is to soil for to tho dato of tho noxt ocllpso of tho sun, was gained. Thoro woro largo attondnncos at tho Karm Iluronu and political meet ings this wook. , Hovorond Shields will hold his rogular monthly sorvlco Sunday morning at olovou o'rlocl' 0. II. Smith from Portland ropro sontlng Ilnar and CuunliiRhnm, con sulting engineers, Is hero this wook. Qoo. O. Smith was In Calrtw'cll Fri day and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dullard ot Arcadia spout Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Vandcrpool. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Edwards woro In Nyssa and I'arnia Friday bring ing Mrs. Edward's slstor, Miss Ma son, homo with them for tho weak end. Miss Mason Is principal ot tho Hoswcll school, Mr. Foglo, who Is on Mr. Beau mont's placo, nnd Hohart Wallace havo mado Improvements on their houseso lately, Tho hay balers havo retumod to halo tho third crop on tho Otis placo. Miss Vora Ncoh spont tho wcok end at hor homo In Ontario, Tho Elliotts woro Itj'Ontarlo this Wook. Laurenco Mac Lafferty has gono to Ontario to got a now Kordson trac tor rocontly purchased by Mr. Mc Curdy. Tho Fordson agent clbnion stratod tho work of tho tractor on two Kolony places this wook. Saturday, tho sixth, Is Communlt Clean-up Day at tho school building. All who aro intorcntcd In tho school and community nro Included. Thoy will nssomblo In tho morning, and much is to bo accomplished during tho day. Tho ladles will servo din ner at noon. II. S. Burroughs camo from Now Plymouth Wadnosdoy for tho Short llho ditch meeting. Tho roport was circulated through r $h .-am tho country this wook that tho Otis hay which has bcon shipped out had weevil, that flvo cars would bo burn- ad, and that tho uunruitlliio had boon extended to Include this part ot tho county. Investigation shows that nil of Hits Is absolutely faleo, and Mr. ltrolthaupt, county ngont, sent word that this part of tho county Is not un der quarantine. Tho trenching machine, which is now In a twolvo foot cut, has opoued up a big flow of wator, and tho ground is caving so badly thoy havo had to resort to solid timbering, which lias considerably slackened their speod In laying tllo. Tho fact that tho wasto land can easily ho reclaimed has boon proven by Mr, Parsons, who has sovau acres of nplondld fall wheat on land whoro tho dralnago ditch has boon dug this summor. Tlio land in tno Kolony that It cunnot soon yield satisfactory Islon Hoard will speak. II lie suro to crops. which needed tho dralnago most has not been unfit tor uso long ouough 'hoar her. Illblc Study, Tuesday, 7:00 P. M. Subject, "Second coming of Christ CONGKEGAT10NAL CIIUHCH "" tBUB,lt "' U, ,,"'1 (D. J. Glllandors, Pntitor) Co"H and hoar tho orchestra at Sunday School 10:00 A. Ml imo PnK or Sunday School every 0 I Proaohlng 11:00 A. M Subject,! 'Salvation not Condemnation." , Sunday morning at 10:00. If you nro looking for n church Christian Endeavor 0:30 P. M., .homo como and try ours. Our ohuroh Topic, "Winning our frionds for building Is lo bo ronovatod Insldo Christ." and out, at onco. A commlttco Is Preaching, 7130 P. M Miss Mlr- w busy looking nflcr tho material, lam Woodhcrry, National Secretary Wo want It to bo a roal homo for Secretary of tho Woman' Ilomd Mis- yu- Como. 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H.no to o.no value 7.no ' Work Shoos, lioavy 1.05 to O.no Men's Leather Vests, regular 9in,00 vnluo, now 911.00 MEN'S CAPS A big lino, values to 93.80, At 92.25 92.28 vnluuM, lit , 1.80 MEN'S UNDEHWEAB Union Suits, Bradford woor 93.05 Lot 250, 95.00 valued Lot 278, Men's Heavy Wool 4.80 Bradford 9.00 values I.ot 480, Bradford 97.no vuluo, 5.80 Ixit 00, Bradford Extra Heavy, 7.05 Guaranteed All Wool, 910.00 values MEN'S WOOL SOX Men's extra heavy Wool 8ox, 91.28 vol, 00c for tho coldest weatlier loggers Wool Sox, 85c valuo, 45c Light Weight Sox, 80c value 38c MEN'S SUITS Men's Suits, values to 927.80 910.80 Men's Suits, values to 45.00 80.80 Men's Suits, values 30 to 900, . , , 80.80 MEN'S IIIDINO HOOTS Nono Hotter, full stork catr, iloublo kole, regular f2ii.no, now 9l7.no CHILDUEN'S SHOES Only a few number now tu stock, American welt, black and brown, values to $1.50, now 93.48 Cloth Top, Brown, English lift, 91.05 valuo 93.no GIIIMHIEN'S I'IjAY SUITS 91.08 value, uow 91.28 WOOL HLANKET8 910.00 values, now .97.05 Army Illankets, all wool , . . , 90.05 KAINCOATS Men's Leatherette Halneoats, regular 93.00 value, now 915.00 10 per cent Off on Work anil Dress Pants for men priced . . . ,93.80 to 91(1.00 GLOVES Gloves for men and boys, most all kinds at whole salo prlco. MEN'S KEVEHSADLE COATS Men's Hovcrsablo Leather Coats,. . .927.80 LAME'S SHOES Brown vlcl, military heel, a cood run of sites, in four different widtlis, regular 90.80 valuo, now . . . . 90-08 Hrown Calf, Louis Hecl.StO valuo, 98.80 Black Kid, Louis Heol, 912.50, valuo 90.80 HIack kid, military heel, values to 90.80, now 97.48 LADIES' l'EJVr 8UPPEHS Various colors, priced, 91.05, 9225 and 92.48 LADIES' FLKECE-L1NED HOSE 08c values, now 48c SILK LISLE HOSE In black, brown and white 05c LADIES' BUNGALOW ANIONS, 91.50 jer j i . nip-' ' ' 'M - i lMu Jjl n H KfUlllllIlllliJilliBt 0 Tho Ultoim, (ho exrliiMlto nll-iVcoril tepro. ducer, a IhiiiiNWIrk iineiition, It pin)' ALL lei'iii'dt at (heir bent, with (he proper needle, tho proper diaphragm. Not an nl taclimeiil, hill n hullMii pnr(. 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