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The Victrola Is Here
AT last Ontario has an agency for the
greatest Musical Instrument of the
Century with a complete stock of
Victor Records
3 Universally recognized as the most
marvelous collection of the World's
Master Musicians, including
CARUSO, GLUCK, HOMER, MacCORMICK,
RUFFO, WILLIAMS
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HARRY LAUDER
These wonder Records come every month
and we have on hand a large stock of stan
dard selections such as. will furnish-the
basis for an ideal collection.
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$10 Down $10 a Month
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Service in the Machine
The Automatic was choson by the Idaho Power
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The Company -stands behind the Automatic,
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in the years that follow.
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Come and See the Automatic at the
Electric Shop
Idaho Power-Co.
n..".M?c.r,v.onor' Co"ty Hoys' ami
Girls' Club Loador, and Miss ituth
1 hodo. Munngor of tho Frultland
Club took tho following young lad
los of tho Girls' Uroad Club to tho
Joffrys school bovoii mllos north of
Wolsor on Seturduy: Fay Amos,
Ituth Raines, Hnzol Uosson, Mary
Chllds, Mantlo lleoman, Marino
Sherman. Thoso young ladlos de
monstrated tho baking of baking
powdor biscuits and nftor tho do
monstratlou thoro to tho young
ladlos who oxpoct ta form a bread
club, thou Mlssosa Fay Amos and
Ituth Haines, tho two solocted to do
tho baking, bukod biscuits for tho
crowd of fifty or moro guests pres
ent. Aftor thoy wero bakod cream
od chlckon was pourod ovor them
which furnlshod tho delicious lunch
oon to tho gathering. Thoso two
young ladlos wore tho ones select
ed last fall to demonstrate at tho
Uolso fulr for tho Frultland Club,
Tho Fldolls aud Hereon classes of
tho llrothorn Church had a picnic
and all day Uncial nml Inmlnnau
mooting at tho Church Sunday and
a splondld tlmo was had.
icov. Austin, of McPherson is con
ducting most Intorostlnir nml nnlr.
uuai meetings at tlio Ilrothron I ,u "a,a " " "r many years
Church and largo crowds aro thoro I "veA M0't ' Frultland where ho
in linn. 1. 1., kfx. ..! 1 OWnil A InrCTn rnnth nt Iflfl nAAa
In tliM ultinliii n.i i. .. t 1.1.. vml lmnrnvnrt. TYa Wns n 1lmllt,
.,. ...w a,i.n."c nun in n lumurnuui - ,-.,-.., .. ...... .....UI
good soloist and bor work Is much 1 disposition and all who know him
nnilPAIfllnfl lnn. Lin f.l.n.1. . ,
1 II. Krnsl ntul Mm rt mini
whon thoy returned from church
Sunday found tho houso full of poo-
p, ,nn.V.lll l,lB tnbl eroanlng with
good things to cat to remind them
of their birthday anniversaries, 0110
on tho 11th and ono oT tho 12th.
A birthday cako with 47 candles
nt ono end and ono of 73 candles
at tho other grncod tho tables.
imou Komi? irnm irmmnn.i in t..
otto woro John McCluro, and fam
ily, JamosMcCluro nnd Grandma
McCluro, N. J. Onrman and family,
B. h. Nokcs nnd Mrs. Nokcs, Mrs.
Otto Swanson.
Tlltl Volltlir nnnnln nt 1,n ril.,...t.
of Christ, Frultland, aftor tho ser
vices Sunday wont Hireling Island for
"Picnic dinner and n climb over tho
lulls. Miss Lois Flock was un
fortunate 111 lnalllfr Imr Vn,l.k
Mr, and Mrs. A. Grimes woro ovor
from Ontario Friday and had dinner
with Mr, and Mrs. II. E. Tusslng,
Mr. Took Is putting rn a pumping
Plant on tho H. B. Tusslng ranch.
wmor win also bo pumped nccross
tho Teck city property.
Mr nnd Mrs. S. M. Thomas hail
"il'olr Sunday gliosis Mr. and Mrs.
ouiiii jncKoii anu rnmily,
Twonty-slx nttonded tho Interest
ing Ladles Aid meotlng at tho homo
of Mrs. II. J. Hondy Thursday.
Madames Hondy and Powoll woro
tho hostesses,
Mrs. J. N. Hill was down from
Now Plymouth last wcok visiting
at tho homo of Mrs. William Illrd
sall. Tho Hill family camo down
Friday ovonlng to attend tho Glco
Club orchoslra.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dower and
damrhtnr. Union nt w,,i., ti..
arrived Monday morning for n visit
with Mr. Bower's sister, Mrs. Jool
Ilavor, and family,
Otis Graham and H. n. strawn
woro Ilolso visitors Friday on school
business.
Mrs. Lotlfllln T.lnrlr trnnl in ni.
Friday to purchaso a homo" whero
sho and her family will rosldo.
Mrs Marx Thodo will leavo Wod
nosdny for Mattoon, Illinois, to visit
her daughter, Irono, and hor mother
who Is III.
?!r" "I1.1 .Mr- J' w- Stuart, or Al
won, Nobraska, aro tho guests of
tholr sons, Charlos B. and It. M. and
ramtllos, on tholr rotum from a
wlntnr snont In CnUtnmtn n.i 11...
northwest.
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. A. Poacoek and
family wont to Mldvalo to spond
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
81m Wntklns. Tho occasion was a
big birthday party colobratlng tho
nnnlvorsorlos of Mrs. Peacock and
Mr. Wntklns nnd Mr. Peacock nnd
Mr. Wntklns' mother.
Miss Blslo Ilnyer wns up from tho
Collogo of Idaho, to spond tho wcok
oud with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Jool Ilnyer.
11, W, Orover wont to Shoshono Fri
day Where ha hml rnmnvml liU ill...
Ing plant from Urogan, Oregon to
tnnt piaco. Ho will bo gono sovornl
wooks,
MISS Ida ICllllnntlnr hn nnun in
Wolsor to visit frlonds.
Mrs. Mary llonnnn. nlRnnlmnn
was tho guost Bundny of Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Itnmoy.
Hon Harris Is homo from Wash
ington Stnto University spondlng his
vacation with Mm Immn fnlla
nov. Sandora, of Hardin, Iowa, has
nccoptcd tho call to pronch In tho
naptlst Church heo and will nrrlvo
by auto to assumo chargo of tho
pastorato about May 1st.
Ilomombor tho Parent Teachors'
Mooting this Friday night, April
16th. It you aro Interested In a
bettor Frultland, como out.
Miss Lola Carpontor, of Wolsor,
has boon down visiting tho Croger,
Hchmld famlllos.
At IU meeting Monday ovonlng
tho Hoard of Bducatlon hired tho
following toachers for tho coming
year: N. C. Hungor, Hosoberry, Ida
ho, High School Sctonco, and Man
ual Training; Mrs. N. C. nungor;
Domestic Scloneo; Mlsu Mnry Allco
Young, of 8oattlo, formorly of Uuhl,
teachor of Art and Music; Miss
Ilolno Jonks, First Primary; Miss
HesBlo Wolf, of Sonttlo, Socond Prl
mnry; Miss Bva Hollenbeck, Fifth
Qrado; Miss Mario Church, Uppor
Grados, 8unnysldo. Word Iiob como
that Prof. T. It. Nollson Is to teach
In Kampn the coming yoar,
A, O. Douglas, formorly of Frult-
iunu, now 01 i-nyoito, passou away
Monday night at one o'clock, at his
homo, nftor n short Illness. Ho was
70 yoara old and for many years
Real Bargain Days for
the Man Who Builds
For the man who plans to build, repair or re
model, this is certainly a favorable time.
Not for four years have building conditions
been so right as they are now.
In many cases our prices are 35 por cent lower
than thoso of a yoar ago. Building materials
havo all como down with a crash.
The whole country is about four years behind
in its building and this community, like every
other, is short of houses aud barns.
Pooplo must build, soon. Increased building,
bound to come, will not lower tho prices any
moro.
CONDITIONS ARE RIGHT TO BUILD
Come in and let's put down in black and white
just how much you can save by prompt action
now.
Geo. McClnin, Sales Mgr., Ontario, Ore.
Boise Payette Lumber
Company
ANNOUNCING
Thermoid Cord and
Fabric TIRES
Answering the demand
that comes to nil real
; SERVICE STATIONS
For TIRE SERVICE
appreciated.
Lom) I.ltllo Ono
Tho Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mm. Kvar Knberg, born Saturday
afternoon, April 9th passed away
that evening aud tho funorol ser
vices wero held Sunday afternoon
and tho little one laid to rest In
Riverside Cemetery, Pnyetto. Deep
and sincere sympathy Is exteudod
tho parents.
Mrs. J. O. Chaplin, while loading
a row Saturday evening nt hor
homo In Payette had her leg broken
above the ankle. The rope In some
manner becamo fastened around
the ankle and tho cow dragged her
Mr. Chanlln fnrmnrlv inn,lnntni n
store here with Mr. Johimon.
Mr. Nesbltt of near Now Ply
mout'i ro'd a car of steers to the
Independent ifiarkot of Oninrin Mm,.
day.
Saturday evening tho Endeavor
planned n Biirprlse on Emil Schmld,
tholr President nml wnn( in i.iu
homo with a big birthday cake cov-
uruu wiwi me necessary candles.
Koch VOUI11T lndv tnnk tinr lunch.
oon nnd the partners for supper
were secured by pulling strings over
uoor io wnicn wore attached big
balls of paper containing the part
ner's name. A splendid time was
had.
Eighteen nolghbore of Mrs, H. F
Wulta went, there uninvited Satur
day evening to remind her of her
birthday anniversary. Oood eats
were taken along and Interesting
games mado up a merry evening.
wor ins irionus. Ho leaves a
daughter In Iowa, ono In Washing
ton, Miss Florence, formerly a teach
or In Now Plymouth schools, and
two sons, Loon and Howard, at
homo. No funeral arrangements
have been mado.
Tho O. E. Solcoty and Quoon
Esther Clrclo gavo a miscellaneous
shower Thursday aftornoon for two
brldos-to-bo, two of their members,
at tho home of Mrs. 8, Hunter, on
Minnesota Avenue. Tho rooms and
tables wore prettily decorated with
white and pink carnations and
hearts and n brldo and groom decor
ation adorned tho tablo at which
Mrs, Harry Powoll and Mrs. Ralph
Maklnson presided. Punch, wafers,
and angel food cake wero served to
tho guosts. Forty Invitations wero
oxtended. ' Miss Carpenter will bo-
como thn hrliln nt Mr. nillnrd Prn.
ger, invitations being out for April
I7tb. Both Misses Carpontor and
Hunter aro popular with tho young
er set having grown up in Frult
land and being graduates of the
High School, Miss Hunter being a
teacher now In tho Fourth Grade
schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hurd wero hos
tesses Sunday to Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Hurd, of Payette, tho dinner
given In honor of their fortloth
woddlne anniversary. All tho grand
children wero also guests. They
came out In their auto aud Mr.
Hurd remarked that traveling was
quite different forty years ago
whon thoy left their homo at Firth,
Iowa, they travoled through to Ida
ho In a wagon.
We Have Added to Our Lines the
Thermoid Cord
and Fabric Tires
Made with Crollde Compound
The Thermoid is a wonder Tire, its users record from
50 to 100 per cent, more than the conventional Six
Thousand mile guarantee.
The Thermoid is a Non-porous Tire whose tread bears
the brunt of wear. In Ford sizes 7500 is the guarantee.
We make our own adjustments.
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Ontario, Ore.
Kenneth Fisher, son of Mr and
Mrs. Grant Fisher, who Is attend
ing u Military school In Portland,
went with his cousin to Olymnla
and to sea a largo battleship
launched. While out In a tug on
tho sound, Kenneth, was over-balanced
and toppled Into tho Bound.
Aftor an hour's drying in tho on
glne room ho was none the worso
for tho Inner Investigation of tho
sound.
Miss Maude Adams was tho guest
nt Mr. nml Mm Wnllnr flnrlinm
and family for tho woek end.
Tfecfc.rhnt
MiesdowI
ne prayed
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DREAMLAND
Saturday