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11 ' ,', in'!!""'' pi "trpt'"i'yBWf pMwwwj THE 0NTA1U0 ARGUS. ONTMUO, OltJEUOK, 'MUltatAW FEBRUARY 17, 1D21 VJL LOCAL PERSONALS Mrs. II. A. Clinpmnti Is visiting re latives and frlonds tn Dolso. Tho third and fourth grndcB of tlio cast sldo Bchool, MIhs lleryl Stlth's room, gavo a unluuo pro gram Friday aftornoou comblnliiB Lincoln birthday axcrclscs with an Arnhlan program In connection with tliolr study of Arabia. Tim child ron woro dressed In Arabian con tinues and wcro seated on the floor. Thoy had iih tliolr guests tliolr par ontH. ltofrcshmcutB woro served In Arabian stylo. Judgo Dnlton Ulgga wont to linker Monday where bo will hold court for Judgo Audorson who Is presiding tn Malheur rlvor water cases at Vala, Trod Itlco, who hns boon at Wal lowa tho past month was visiting with his family In Ontario tho first of tho wcolt. Mr. HIco roturnod to Eutorprlso Tuesday whore ho has purchased a barber shop and taken charge of tho Ranio. "Aunt Hetty" (loodman who Is 83 years old, was sorlously Injured by a fall Sunday and lit confined to hor bod. Glen Oliver htiB been appointed postmaster at Alderson, Oregon. Mrs. W. W. Lotson returned Sun day from San Francisco and othor const cities whoro sho has spent tho past month. Mrs. S, II. Stacoy who has been visiting her son and datightor Mr nnd Mrs. J. It. llnsmttnscn loft today for her home In Montpollcr. Mrs. II. T. Smith of Pnyetto visit ed Mrs. Kitty Walker tho first of tho wook. Mrs. J. II. Hasmusson roturnod Tuesday from a short trip to I'oca- totlo mid Montpollor. Mr. and Mrs. Itomor. Sottlo of Payette spent last weok end with Mr. and Mrs. Horbort Paul. Willis Walker and Itlchard Stork ton of Now Plymouth vlsltod this weok with Mrs. Kitty Walker. Davo Logan Is down from Hrognn. Hakor Hall has Just roturnod from a trip to Dakcr. Misses Nclllo and Mary Morris who havo bcon with Mrs. Hawkins' Mil linery of Wolsor, aro In Ontario making preparations to opon a mil llnory storo In tho building formerly occupied by tho Paloco of Sweets. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS DEPARTMENT ATHLETICS, AGRICULTURE, RAND, STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES. Big Dance THOMPSON International Sextette Featuring. Mr. Chauncey Locke Baritone Soloist VOCATIONAL NEWS Tho students of tho Department of Vocational Agrlculturo attended tho locturcs of tho Farmers' week. On Frldny of laRt weok thu Voca tional Agrlculturo studonts nttoiided tho Poultry show. Ilrcod character istics wero studied and the reasons for placing woro determined. Thoro aro thrco students In tho Department conducting poultry projects, Dr. A. Q. Mooro gavo u vory in Btructlvo talk to tho cIubb on "Com mon Dlseaso of Livestock." From tlmo to tlmo tho students hear talks "n"Wrf00Oa slsts of a full library of reference books, current Farm piipors, a com Ploto fllo of bulletins. Illustrntho material, samples of food tuffs, for-tllls-ers, common stock pntoiu rem edies, milk testing outfit. Ilvostoch Instrument enso nnd u uumbnr of other mntcrlal. Tho Laboratory Is comploto for n closo study of Agrl culturo. The regular manual-training shop Is used for shop work. Tho IllghSchool band Is practic ing regularly and soon will bnvo n now program rendy for prosontntlon. It Is tho deslro of tho bnnd to hold LOCAL PERSONALS by mon who nro spcclallstH In tholr several outdoor concorts this spr'ng ONTARIO Oper.a House Tuesday, February 22 IM't'lOU M 'M' 'i ' " " "' Our Music is Different Syncopated Fox Trots and Dreamy Waltzes 4$4t4"t444t4''Mt44'tt4tM-t4' i .3hyw-f4itvt?tt-$-'iM S Hem Your Own Table-Cloths' and Sheets Perhnps you've sent that sort of work out because it was so long and tiresome by tho old treadle machine method. Quickly Performed with Ease The Western Electric Portable Sewing Ma chine will turn out the long jobs quickly, and at small expense. They're light you can carry them wherever you want to sew. They start and stop at a touch go fast.or slow according to your slightest desire. field thereby gaining bo mo facts not brought out In general discus slons. ' Tho shop work for this week In tho Department of Vocational Agri culture was tho building of a mod ern homo poultry yard for Supt. J. M. McDonald. Tho open front col ony houso, trap nests, scratching pen and run worn constructed. Tho cIobs also advised Mr. McDonold con corning tho brood of chickens to purchnso and will also udvlso him about tho feeding. Ityo Project Htnrtccl Ilusscl Doors, n studont In the Department of Vocational Agricul ture Is conducting for a project 5 ncros of rye. Seed solectlon, seod trcattnont, preparation of seed bed, planting, Irrigating, and harventlng nro points of vnluo which ho Is con sidering Desldoa tho actual pro duction of tho crop ho ts keeping nc curato records of all thn work and othor expense bo Is out In tho pro Joct. Ho allows himself 25 cents nn hour for his work and pays other help according to tho nvorngo field prlooB, Home labor and machine labor nro also ovnluatod. After al lowing lutorcst on Investment and other exponsos ns nbovo mentioned, tngethor with tho cost of tho soed nnd tho solution for treatment, ho will subtract that from tho tolnl In coino nnd dotormlno tho profit or loss por aero. With careful roadlug of curront Farm papers nnd bulletins nnd an application of thoso princi ples thoro should ho no loss column. This Is only a typical project ns conducted by tho various students of tho Department of Smlth-IIughc-H Agrlculturo, Tho studonts nro nl lowod to tako any typo of projoct bo long ns It In of mntorlal vnluo, this to bo dotormlnod by tlio, Direc tor of tho Dopartmout. That allows thorn to tako up work In which thoy nro Interested. A groat amount of Interest Is being shown by tho students In tholr project work. Tho last ordor of Appnrntus for tho Vocational Agricultural Dopart mout Is horo. Tho equipment cod as soon ns tho drill grounds dry up tho It. O. T. C. together with the bnnd will give somo drew par ades, guarjl mounts nnd othor for ninl ceremonies. Tho High School orchestra will furnish sovorol numbers on tho pro gram of tho Lltornry Club this weok. Tho orchestra now Is working on tho music for thoenlor play which Is to bo hold Homotlmo early In Mnrch. Winded- Club A Wireless I'lub litis ben formed In tho high school nnd thorn are quite n number of Btudoiits Interest ed. At presout they nro construct ing sending nnd receiving sets of their own which completed will bo usod to soud message to each other Tho sots aro all of tho short wnvo longth. A detailed study of tho prlnolplos of electricity Is tho program of tho physics course for tho next two months. Field trips to Btudy tho vnrtous practical iiboh will bo made. Tho work will Includo n study of radio oloclrlclty. Tho work will be iiuulo us practical as possible. The study of hent has Just been finished nnd nftor tho study of oloclrlclty. light and sound will bo taken up In tho ordor montloned. Lawn and getiornl phenomena aro proven by laboratory oxporiments performo I by tho students thomsolvos. Debate Plnliunl A club lins boon formed by the BtudentM of tho Jonornl Sclonco Clnss. Knch Friday morning do bntos nnd nrtlclos nro presented by tho dlfforont members of tho club Lnst Frldny tho clnss dobntcd on tho offocts of tho uso of coffoo. Tho sldo upholding tho hnrmful offocts won. Itoha Hood Is President, Karl Scow, vlco-pros., nnd John Tnttorson Socrotnry trensuror. Tho seniors nro busily ongnged In tholr annual play practice. Miss Conway Is tho coach. Jamos Pur cell Is buslnosB mnnngor. Tho piny will bo held nt tho Majestic nt n date not yot set. Mrs. Martha llrodcrlck and Mrs. Oscar Jacokes woro Payette visitors Monday. Mr. nnd Mra. L. L. Cnpron loft Monday for tholr homo at (lloscow, Kansas. Mm. Steolo loft Moudny for hor homo nt Kminott. Bho has boon v'sltlng with her husband nt tho Mooro Hotel for n few dns. Mrs. C. nation of North Powder, Oregon was a lsltor .it tho Jacob Stroup homo th's weok Mr. nnd Mrs Kd Deny oniortnln ed at dinner Sunday, Mr and Mrs Cnpron nnd C. U. Stover and family Arthur McCnrty wns up from Ns sn on business Monday. ' Mrs. Jessie McCarthy of Willow Creek, Idaho Bpont tho week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Jacob Stroup. Mrs. ltox Mnrquls of Vale spent thn past week with her parents Mr nnd Mrs. Chns. Dullard. Lumblng season is bore, nnd In rplto or the dnmp cloudy wtmth n Inrgo per cent Is being snved for (ho sheep men. Miss Mnry Koolnger Is tho new trlmmor nt Oslmrti millinery. Karl Hull bus resigned hs posi tion at Under Urns, store nnd has nc- Do you know you can roll cigarettes for lOcts from one bag of GENUINE BULL'DURHAM TODACCO W. L. Hover spent Saturday In Cnldwoll. Mrs. Dnvo Mnglll of Vnlo vicinity and Mrs. Hor Smith woro shopping n Ontario Saturday Mrs. Jnck Dunphy of Nntnpa vlilt Mrs. Helen Strothors who hns bcon In Dolso caring for hor mother who has boon qulto III, was In Ontario leptod a position with tho Concrete Sunday and Monday. Plpo Company ns book-keeper, tak-1 Mrs. Leo Flsor of Nntnpn nnd Mr. Iiib tlio plnco of II. I). Jenne who will nnd Mrs. L. II. Fry and Children of go to Caldwell as mnnngor of tho Nyssn woro weok end visitors at Company's plant thoro. . tho T. H. Flsor homo. Mrs. W. W. Lotson teturned Sat-' Mr. and Mrs. Cholsey Iloyor nnd urdny from California. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will FlBor of Crnno Jus. McCrolght nnd Win. Lew re- vl,c'l ' week with Mr. nnd Mrs. turnod Inst week from La Orande cl,nl Trow nt l,, Dunlmr rnnch. whoro thoy attended tho State Chris- Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Calkins ipont tin i Endeavor convention.. tho weok end with the C. II. Ding- Mrs. Joo Staples was called to hnm family. Caldwell last weok by tho Illness of Ed nerry who has bsn quit ill her father. U better. February Terms Your Opportunity No. 1 machine, $12 down and 6 a month No. 2 machine, ?16 down and $8 a month 10 diicouU for cosh purchase Take one home for a few days' trial no obligation A Motor to Run the Old Machine Put a "Sew E-Z" Motor on your old machine and run it by electricity at a great saving of energy and nerve force. Come in and see them operating at the Electric Shop Idaho Power Co. MALHKUIl COUNTV HEAL ICSTATK TltANHKLItH IIKCOHDED run. n ix) run. ia Jones Land & Llvo Stock Co. to Den Jones, 1,075,00 acres In Town ships 21 and 22, Ilnnges 38 and .14. Dec. 31, 1020, $21,538. 44. Jones Laud & Llvo Stock Co. to Forrest Jones, 240.35 acres In Town ships 20 and 21, Ilnnges 37 and 38; nisi 377.76 acres In Harney County. Dec. 31, 1920. $21,538.44. Jo n os Land & Lle Stock Co. to James Jones, 2113 acres in Town ships 20 and 21, Ranges 30 and 40, Dec. 31, 1020. 121,538.44. Sheriff II. Leo Noo to Nichols Krlcs, Lot 10, Dlock IS, Ontario. Jnn. 2G, 1021, $3,574.95. E. A. Folght ot ux to Paul II. Wright, NW SI3 Sec. 20-1C43. Jnn. 12, 1921. $3(500.00. Andrew M. Lackoy ot ux to Carrie II. Ver. I.os II, 12, 13 nnd 14 lilk 230. Ontnrlo. Fo. 7. 1021. $800.00. John Mogus et ux to Amos C. Prosser. Lot 1, nnd N Lot 4, Soo. 19-21-47. Fob. 8, 1921. $1.00. U. S. A. to Wm. M. Gregory, SH SBU Sec. 13; NHNEU Sec. 24-10- 38. Nov. 16, 1920. Adolph Qrnmso et.ux to Alexander Dickson, Lots 40, 41, 42, 44, and 4B, Illock 3, Torraco Hgts. Add. to Ontario. Fob. B, 1921. $300.00. U. S. A. to Wallace M. Derrick. WNE, NBViNWU Sec. 31; SE HSW'4 Sec. 30-13-40, July 8, 1920. U. 8, A. to Delbcrt S. Dorrlck, LotB 3 and 4, SE,,8WU. NWUSE tf Sec 31-13-40. July 8, 1020. U. S. A. to Wm Hart, EV4NWtf Sec. 23-14-38. Juno 20, 1020. Sheriff H. Leo Noe to Wayne Hyde Lots 4 5 and 6, Illk. 8, Maddens Add. to Westfall. Jan. 3, 1021. $15. U. 8. A. to Wm. C, Curteman. W VSSEU Sec. 10; WVfcNEtf, NWV4 SEV4, NV4SW4, 8WUSWV4 Sec 15-27-40. Nov. 11, 1920. Margaret Darclay to M. E. Church, Harper, Lot 6, Dlk. 4, Harper, April 22, 1920. $900.00. NE. E. Leigh ot ux to Milton Leigh, Lot 10, less 2 ft. 8 in. off E. side; and East 1-3 of Lot 11, Dlk 8, Nyssa, Jan, 15, 1021. $1.00. U. 8. A. to Mnrthn M. Hunks, 8 4 Sec. 1-28-38. April 20, 1018 E. E. Archord to Stephen A. Hawks, Lot 5, Dlk. 2, Itlvorsldo. Jan. 8, 1021. $1,000.00 Marriage License IkmiiiI Fordlunnd n. DUtol nnd Thelmn Savoy, Fob. 12, 1021. ComplnlntN Filed In ("limit ('unit Payette National Hank vs J M. Johnson ot nl, Fob. 10, 1021 Fore closure of Mtg. $9,900 00 Oortrudo E. Duncan vs. Wm. F. Duncan, Fob 12, 1921. Divorce and Alimony. Paul II. Ilalrd vs. Jacob Xeeterkob ot al. Fob. 12. 1921. ForeclOBiiro of Mechanic Lien. THE OSBORN MILLINERY Has n fascinating' display of SPRING HATS tlint have been designed for inimedint and Inter went, Tliey comblno u variety of pleasing cil'ects in nil new material. QOME are all straw, in semi-tailored ef- fecta; some Flowers and Silk combin ations and others in Cellophane and Satin models; in turban nnd "oiV-the-fnce styles, that arc youthful and pleasing. FOlt SALE Nino room Phono 31-M for Information. houso. 11 tf. FOIl SALE 75 Shnres Owyhee Ditch Stock. Enough to wutor 16C acros, Soil all or any part Easy toniiB. Vrlto for particulars. J 8 Flschor, 201 Sonna Dldg., UoUe. Idaho, FOn SALE Tout houso lCxlC. Linoleum covered floor, fitted with screens and awnings on four Hides Lined nnd stained. Ideal summer houso. Prlco $160. Also bungalow houso 12x14, $85.00. Phono 205-W-3 11-12 p WANTED Second hand Ford car. See Wayt, tho Farm Imploment man. tf UNITED PIUISUVTEHIAN CHUItCII 10:00, A. M. Dlblo School. 11:00 A. M., Worship. Sermon subject: "Lovoat Thou Me" Tho saorament of tho Lord's Sup per will bo observed 6:45 P, M., Young People's Society 7:30 Preaching: "Tho only lteu son Why Pooplo aro not Saved " Mr. Dunn will preach On Wednesday evening Feb. 23, Rov. II. Q. McGill of Heltopolls Egypt will lecture on mission work in Egypt. Tho United Presbyterian Church Is tho only denomination having ostabltshed missions in that Country. A 11 are becomintr, yet marked nt such - reasonable prices that one cannot help but select from this collection. Osborn Millinery ONTARIO, - OREGON We Are Always Prepared to care for-the proper needs of our customers First: National Bank Ontario, Oregon "A Good Bank in a Good Country" t i i t . '. f ' 0 ; i 4 'S "f Att