THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO. OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1021 LOCAL PERSONALS f Mlea Chrlatlno Abbot hus us n guest this vcok Miss Kcltti Bolko of Corvnllls, Miss Solku anil Miss Ab bot woro classmates at O. A. C. grad uating with tho clnss or 1910. Miss Solku Is connected with tho exten planning n collogo courso In 0. A. In Ontario In endeavoring to Interest Bomo of tho young pcoplo who uro planning a college conro In O A 0. A party was given Wcdnosduy ovonlng at tho W. L. Turner homo In lionor of Miss Solka Mrs. Fred Lnurcnco and Mrs. W. Molthatn of Ironside woro shopping In Ontario Wednesday. They loft Wednosdny evening Tor Payette. Harry Itccd of Itrogan was In On tario this week. Davo Logan of llrpgau Is In On tario for u fow days stay. Mrs. Thomas Logan wont to Pro gan Monday for a fow days before leaving for Corvallls whoro she will stay tho balanco of tho Rchool year with hor children who aro In school there. Mrs Rmnia Howry loft Mondn) for Daker. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Alexander of fascado Locks, Oregon, arrived hero this wook for a visit with Mrs. Alex ander's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs W S Hees of tho Vnlloy View district. Miss Maywood Itanisoy who for tho past two years has been employ ed nt tho law offices of llrooko & Gallagher nnd moro recently has been Iloprcsontatlvo Gnllaghor's sec rotary at Salem has, according to ndvlccs received by friends this wook, resigned hor position horo to accept a similar posljlou at Daker. Mrs. Fred Cnnflcld returned Mon day from Vale whoro sho visited over tho week end, Gerald Btauflold en mo down from Vale yostorday on business. Arthur Means was among the Vale mon In Ontario yesterday on busi ness. Iran E. Onkos and David Graham drovo to Jamlcson yesterday on bus iness. Codo nutlor loft Saturday for Los Angeles whoro ho has ncceptcd a position' with tho Goodrich Tiro Co. Mrs. Duller expects to Join him thoro soon. Jim McEwen of Illvorsldo was In Ontario Tuesday. Mrs. Tom Jones of Vale was shopping In Ontario Tuesday and Wednesday. Will Flsor or Cntno was In town tho first of tho wook, Miss Chrlstlno Abbott, accompan ied by Lester Turner, spont Sunday nt hor homo lit Caldwoll. Mrs. N. C. Long has gono to I-n Grando for an oxtonded viclt. MrH. Joo Carter of Juntura and Mrs. Joo Tipton of Crane, who woro horo to attend tho funeral or tholr grundmothor, Mrs. E. Stowart, re turned homo Tuesday. Mrs. W. A. Coughnnour of Payette is visiting hor parents, Mr and Mrs. Jncob Stroup, who nrn both III. Hov. W. J. Mlllor, field socrotury or aoodlug Collego, was In Ontar io this wook assisting Hov. Win. Luscombo In a now church building movomont. ARCADIA NEWS NOTES Key. Jllom of Otitariu preaihud nt tho school lidiigo liero Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights of this week. Mr. Juiibom of SmIthillo, Utah who Is visiting relattvos hero was called back to Utah Saturday on business. K, U. Conkllii of Culio was visit ing Arcadia school Monday. C. W. llarrutt who lias boon quite sick fur the past week is slowly Im proving. Mrs. Clara Thompson, teacher of lower grades, returned lo hor home at noon Monday with soro throat. Wolfe and Qulnby havo bought 24 pigs to feed thulr hnrloy and stnull potatoes to. They cook tho feed In a vat and claim tho pigs aro doing woll. K. llutlor, Jr. wife nud little son woro visiting at Frank Edwards' Monday evening. Hov. Shields. Pastor of tho Pres byterian church nt Nysmi filled his regular appointment hero Sunday uftornoon. Miss Until Hnrrott and small brother Philip wont to Ontario Wed nesday to havo dental work done. John Hunt went to lioiso Friday to visit his family. Mrs. Al Thompson nnd two child ren wero visiting at ira Hall's Tues day. Chester Lackey was In Ontario on business Frldny. Thlrly-soon nttenrted tho com munity singing at Ira Hall's Friday night nnd till report i pleasant time. Tho singing noxt Frldny night will bo hold at Mr. Mathoneys. Clydo Long, wlfo and little son hnvo returned from an oxtonded visit to frlouds at llunetngtun. Mrs. H. 1). Thompson who hn,s been visiting hor daughter, Mrs. Os car Nluco near Ontario ts now visit ing another daughter Mrs. Ira Hall of this plnco. Mr. Hunt is building a now collar liotiso which adds quite n bit to tho looks or tho placo. EGGS AND CREAM GIVE BJHM FAME Tho cronmery at Itanium, center of a little" cutovor" community In Northern Minnesota, paid 1282,200. 00 for eggs and $814,324.03 for cream brought In by patrons during tho decado ending Hocembor '31, 1920. Tho grand total for eggs nud cream during tho ten years was ?l,0DC,r91.fi9, Bays Tho Farm Nows or tho University of Mlnnosotu. Eggs and cream marketed by farmers nt Itanium in 1920 brought cash re turns of moro than n quarter of a million dollars, or, to bo oxact, II20S.C23.19. Thoso flguros havo I just boon transmitted by tho cream- Miss Novln. who has been nurs-,or' ll10" ,0 tlm Agricultural extension lug nt tho hospital, returned to. her Jiomo nt Wolsor Monday. Mrs. W. V. Lotson wont to N'yssn Monday on buslnoss lu connection with tho Star lodgo. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. L, Dans enjoyed a visit from tholr sou Harry II. Daus of Portland. Mr. Daus cuino to spend sovornl dny-B but wns rail ed homo by a mossago tolling of tho tllnoss or his daughter. Mr and Mrs, Daus aro oxpoctlng u visit soon from anothor son, Dr. Ernest A Daus who for somotlmo past hus boon chief surgeon nt thA Naval station at St. Thomas, In tho Virgin Island. Ho has bcon transferred to tho Pacific Coast and will visit here onrouto to his now station. My Reputation la at stako on every tiro I send out or this store. I fool that I can unqualifiedly recommend Goodyoar Illros to every automobile owner In Ontario, division or tho state unlvorslty In 1011, tho rirst year of tho do cnilo, fS.004.-t7 wns paid for egg. Only In one year, 1913, did tho egg inoiioy fall bolow that of tho pro vlous yoar. In all othor yours thero was n consistent Incronso until, In 1920, tho egg money amounted to $09,793.00. Starting tho doendo with $2B,7C7.09 paid out In 1911 for croam, $198,730.13 was paid for this product In 1920. Kucli year showod a Htouily gain. Making duo allowance for tho hlglior prices paid tho last fow years for both products, tho number of eggs murkoted In creased at least flvo-fold unil tho quantity of cream nt least threo-fold. Every croam day nt Itanium Mon day, Wednesday, nnd Friday an nv orago of $4415 Is paid out for oggs alouo. Itanium's farms are small, averag ing no more than 90 acres with an avorngo of but 31 aoros cleared to tho farm. Tho farmors grow rough ago for Oiolr dairy stock, and pota toes and other root crops. They haven't tho cleared land for very much grain nnd are constant buyers of this kind of feed. Ford Garage .METHODIST CIIUnCH Sunday Services 10 A. M. Sunday School. 11 A. M. Preaching, "The Wnstod Tnlont". C:4G P. M. Epworth League. 7:30 Preochlng "The Poril of n. lay." - b NATIONAL Jtttmeh FED-28-MAR-5.c The New Silk Styles on dis play commenc ing Monday. OAllU OF THANKS WO Wish tO flYlirAtu nnr r...lliJ , -- -- - ,-. w., h.titllllliu iur mu iuuiiv KiniinnaBOA n.i.i . ill shown us In our hour of sorrow on account of tho death of our be loved mother, Sarah McCartnoy. Mr. nnd Mrs. S II. Terwllllgor. nSrt,J!r- Ward Canflold Mrs. Sadie Landlngham, Goorco Clnrlf. William Clark. HOIO.V MK.Y TO OIVR SKCOVI) ' SMOKKIt ON JIOXII.W HVK.l.a ,uT')? S0W)1"1 smoker to bo glvon by legion is solieduled for Monday ovonlng nt the city Hall. At this sow Ion there will be number of in Itiationa preceding the lUt of nth letlc ovenu. Interest in the pot has iuoroased of late nnd tho com mlttee in charge has n good pro Rram lined up for the Momlav meii session. Mr. and Mrs. n. p iinvo. i. . ... . MWJVt .Vii Jafjt Friday for San Francisco on a buying trip. anotiikit nohtiiwest cow i:st.iu,isiii:h would kkcohd Soattle, Wash. Feb. IS When Mother Gooso' cclohraled cow Jump ed over the moon sho set a bovlnu altitude record which Is yet unequal ed, but a Western Washington cow has Just broken nil long dlstnnco re curds for milk and butter production and won for herself u placo In tho hall of fame. Scgls Ploterjo Prospect Is tho nnmo of this now world champion and .sho Is an honored member of tho famous Holstcln ticrd owned by tho Carnation Milk Stock Farms. In a tost lasting 3Cfi days, Prospect produced 37,381.1 pounds or milk, containing 1.I4S.CS pounds of but ter, exceeding the previous record, held by Tllllo Alcnrtra of California, by .1,058 pounds of milk and 12(i pounds of butter. In ono year this marvelous milk' maker produced a quantity oqunl to 22 j times her own weight of lfir.O pounds. Expressed In terms of liquid lnensure. tho total production was 17.T.20 quarts, nn avorngo or 18 quarts per day Her greatest single dii) s yield was 120.3 pounds or milk containing G 041 pounds or buttor. During thu entlio year ol thu test, which was mndu under tho super vision or ofriclnls or tho Washington Stnto College and of tho Maintain Frleslnn Association or America, she waB milked four times per dny. Cnrl Gockerell performed this tnBk, miss ing only four mliklngs In 30f days, In Itself n roniarkuhlu record. Hours of opening. Dally except Frldny and Sunday afternoons. 2:30 to G:30. Kvenlngs, 7:n0 to 9:00 A valuablo reference work recent ly added to thu Malheur County Ll- lnn. no tl itlMlimllOrV IlllflirV fOT stato documents. Is trio now two volumo compilation oi uregon iiiwh. t. ,.,.tniiio nil Iiiwh in force In Ore gon, Including tho ennctments of tho special 1920 session Tho ar rangement Is generally tho same ns that or Lord's Oregon Laws, nnd I thero Is u tuble of comparutlvo sec tions between this work and Lord's, Among tho contentH aro tho Act of l,(iugro8s admitting Oregon; Liiwb of tho Unlled States Delating to Ore- gon; Codo of civil procedure; (litner- ul lawn. IFOH SALE Trado nrr.i rnnrh nil llm Good Layout for n ilnlry. John Cc It. F. D. All thu world dances In Hpnlu. Dollbes, tho groat French writer of bewitching Pallets, gave Us u tone picturo worthy of Vnlosquoz when ho painted In sound tho dancing "Maids of Cablx". This IlruiiRWIck record Number 10021, ns sung by Miss Hea, will bo found an over In creasing delight, llrunswlck records run ho obtained only nt Ontario Fur nlturo Co. Adv. or Incase townslto I FOH 8AL1-J 1018 Dodge lt stcr. A l Condition, Phono V( (Jrolp, Frultlnnd, 1 2-13 KLION-X.A-HO Tho womloi washing powdor, chenpor mndu t) bought. Formula nud G other uabln oiioh, GOc, This ml nnd bring thoin all Discount to iigoi llox 24 Klmatim, Idaho. 12-13- See our lino of hand made sweat ers nud novelties Morris Millinery & Novelty Shop. Adv Leslie J. Akor, Income Tax , visor will bu In his office at Outn Suiidny Folirtinry 27, to meet die and thoso who need Income tax nlntiiucn. KPISCOPAIiHKHVICKH I)r Vim WnterB will hold sorvl In tho Mniumle Tomplo Sunday ov lug, Februnry 24. Holy C'omiiiunlnn nt 7;1G Sorvko nnd Luctiiro ut 8!00 All Invited. Spring Opening of Printzess Coats and Suits jA UM W-r3M M H i m mil- In This Spring Display There is Style, Quality and Value And you'll bo agreeably surprised to find that you can choo80 from thorn tho gurmont you want at n prlco you can nfford. Stylos rungo from tho most modish nnd drossy mod els for misses to tho moro tailored for tho consorvntlvo matron. Tho mntorlnls aro not only good looking hut they aro all- EXCLUSIVE DISTIlinUTOHS wool by nctunl test. Tho linings nro most honutlful nnd nro guarontood ror two seasons' wear. Export doslgnors glvo to I'rlnurs thoso good linos, whllo oxrollont mntorials nnd tailoring Insuro tholr rotninmoiit ns long ns tho gnrmont lasts. InntoBjBi DISTINCTION IN DHKSS It Has More Than Style -- A PRINTZESS is Always Individual You nro suro to find your own Individual typo nmong tho many now IVintzcsv creations ni.d tho labol gunrantoos workmanship of Infinite care, togothor with authentic stylo and ondurlng charm. National Silk Week, Feb. 28 to March 5 'f S4lfe February Ushers in a Colorful, Alluring Assortment The New Silks .Gay with the new colors, rich and beautiful in weave, and offering a wealth of costume possibilities. Also at much lower yi ices man tnose of last spring Now Spring Foulards of the very latest patterns nnd Hgured Georgetto Cropo, 40 Inches wldo. all tho new colorings. Vnrd $2.75 Heavy Cropo de Chine In all tho wanted shades, yd.. .$2.00 Plain Colors Georgetto Crepe, bout , quality, yd $1,75 colors, yard 1j2.no Satins, Taffotas, Poplin, Fancy Skirting and Shirtings, nil at nearly half the last year's prices. 1 RADER'S jfc