The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, April 21, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ONTARIO AKUUa, ONTARIO. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921. T ONTARIO LAUNDRY lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllll r m iminHi un wiiu iwj winiJini m wiiiiiiwuniiipiiiiwiwwii smiiui i im t wmmi umtmiii an wwin mumwi mini wnrnw mwwaimi aw mwiiit REDUCED PRICE LIST Plain Shirts - - 20c Silk Shirts - .- - 30c Soft Shirts - - 20c Work Shirts - - 15c Starched Collars - 5c Soft Collars - 3c Undershirts, Cotton - 12k Draweis, Cotton - 12k Undershirts, Woolen - 15 c Drawers, Woolen - - 15c Unionsuits, Cotton - 20c Unionsuits, Woolen 25c Socks, per pair - - 6c Handkerchiefs - - 4c hoiti:m:i w.ti:u PKitMLTir hyhtum EVERYB0DY-WASIIES-WITH4UIN-WATCR-J0NCS CONtlltlWATIONAL CIIUHCII Two DIockH Wont (rnii) Monro Hotel (J. I). Olllnndors, Pastor) Sutulny School, 10:00 A. M. J. 0. McC'rolKlit. Bunt. Preaching, 11:00 A. M. .Subject: "Tho Drothorhond of thu Hurtling Heart." Junior Kndonvor, 2 '30 1'. M. Sonlor Kudonvor, Ciir. I1. M. 1'roacliliiK, 7:30 1. M. Subject : "After tho Mountain Top, Wliut?" Illhlo Study, Wed. 7:30 1'. M. Tho birds nro singing, tho floworH blooming, tho fields uru tukluK on now llfo, what nro men doing? Como to church uuxt Sunday n.nl HiirprUo yoursolf Hay Krloudt It Ih ho long hIiico you had anythliiR to do with heaven- ly thliiKM you would not know, If you really got there. Como to ahuroli and hour something worth whllu for once, Don't let tho devil foot you nil the time AT ONTAHIO 1IOTi:iS Following nro hoiiio of thoso reg istered nt Ontario Hotels tho pant week: MOOIIK: W. V. Johnson, Iva StoiiKhtou, I C. Oxmnn, Vulo; Mrs, C'oleuinu, Ilrngnn; Mrs. V. Douglas, Crnnoj W. T. ltlco, Caldwell; Mr, and Mm. Kelly Drlles, Ilolso; It. W, Dlokerson, l'arma; C. L. Wild, W'olBorj O. B. Nohor, Nompuj C. L. Forbes, Ln Grunilo; a. A. French, linker; In In Ilurko, Culdwell, Mau ley Ilrlzlndlno, Wolsor; T. Q. Smith, Iji Grniulu; It. Dlnwlddlo, Jordan Valley; Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Kdinun 8on, Westfall; II. Aldrcdgo, Uaker; Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Hlghsmlth, West fall; Mary Klsh, Doulah; Itay D. Union, New Plymouth; Mrs. K. (J. Tool, Pnyctto; Hoy Heinz, Coer D Atono; J. A. Kennedy nnd family, llrognn; W. I, Scott, Albany; Mrs. Myrtlo Uncon, It. O. Bncon, DoIbo; W. J. Morrison, Jnmloson; C. I). Drown, Hlvorsldo; I. 0. Lucas, West on, Or.; M. M. Joyco, Juntura; Sam Croom, Wolsor, N. 1. Coyer, Dlnck foot; K. K. Klllot, Salem; F. Itoycr, Wolsor; Mrs. Kll T. Allen, Walla Walla j Dr. Thos. Cohmart, Pondlo ton; A. It. Ground, DoIbo; T. M. Starrh, Clinton Allan, Dolso; Mrs. Schcntmals, Los Angolcs; 11. I Shaffor, Donvor; Chns. Van Am burgh, Long Dcach, Calif.; Mrs. Wright, Harry W. Anderson, Dolso; H. Y. Dlackwoll, Portland. CAItTHIl: Joel DoLnln, Dolso; H. a. Franco, Jamloson; V. 1. Mc Kcnnn, Portland; Mr. nnd Mrs. II. D. Griffin, Mrs. A. Oassot, Fred Darron, Vale; D. Hlskmon, Knox vlllo, Tonn; Emmott Ooldon, Pny otto; M. II. Moss, Nntnpn; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Goodman, Glonns Ferry; Tom Katon, Miles City, Mont; Dill Dnrkley, Chas. Illchnrds.on, Vale; C. F. Alloit, Nyssa; Howard Lunt, Clnrcnco Merrll, Eugenoj J. K. Johnston, D. H. Carson, Wolsor; Ocorgo Foon, Crnno; J. H. Milter, Harper; M. P. Joffrys, Juntura; L. L. Derrick, Owyhee; John Martin, Huntington; C. P. Lawronco, Jun tura; I). V. Wells, Nampn; J. F. Deed, Drogan; K. E. Larson, Crane; O. D. Parsons, Nam pa. MALIIKUIl COUNTV ItKAIi I.STATK TltA.NHPKIlH ItKCOIlDKI) APIt. I) TO AIMt. 1(1 Oregon & Western Colon. Co. to Androw Potorson, NWUNWWBWU Sec. 17-10-44. Apr. 4, 1021. $400.00 Thos. S. Knnady ot ux to J. '.. Davis, 8EU8WU and NWU8Btf Soc. 12-17-40. April 7, 1021. $22G. U. S. A. to Thos. S. Kanady, SEU SWU, SWUBRU nnd NWUSKVi Sec. 12-17-40 Apr. 20, 1915. U. 8. A. to F. A. Hydo, NK'INKU Soc. 24-27-41. Fob. IS, 1021. U. 8. A. to V. A. Hydo, 8ViN W',4 Sec. 10-27-42. Fob. 15, 1021. U. 8. A. toF .A. Hydo, E8WU Sec. 10-27-42. Fob. 1C, 1021. Frank J. Dutchor ot ux to Clara LyndB Dutchor, 02 by 87 ft. In 8. U NWUNBVi Sec. 32-10-47. Apr. 4, 1017. 1200.00. Sheriff 11. Leo Noo to 0. J. Mag onholmor, 8EUNEU Sec. 20-10-42. Apr. 8, 1021. IG.502.70. ' James A. Enbudy ot ux to W. II. Jones, SEViSWtf , 8MSEU 8oc. 25-27-38; Lot 4, 8BVISWU Sec. 30; I2V4NWU, NWUNB'i Soc. 31-27-39. Dec. 13, 1920. $10.00 Harrison Hosklns to James Young SKUSWU Soc. 34; NHN'W. SEU NKH Sec. 36-27-37; BHNW',1 Soc. sH V2P? 1 . 1M IC1U I L iHM4 KSnEixl M iU V-V s Z&f. : ill Ik k,. e ooerct your fireside These cold bleak nights when tho chilling blasts forbid you to Ventura forth, what joy nnd comfort the Victrola brings into your home! Stay in your easy chair nnd let Caruso enthrall you with the power nnd mastery of his art; let Farrar entrance you with her superb interpretations; let McCormack thrill you with his heart-touching songs; let Gluck win you with her sympathetic voice; let Heifctz charm you with his handling of the bow;let Harry Laudcrdclightvou with hisinimitabledrolleryjIetaWtheworld'a greatest artists come to you through the Victrola, right into your own bright,, warm, cozy home, to cheer, to inspire, and to entertain you with their art. Stop in, select our Victrola, and begin at once to add Joy to tho long winter evenings ahead. Deferred payments, if desired. ctrol ONTARIO PHARMACY 3 ; NW U BW U , NE H NH V Sec. 1 8 ; NEUSKH Sec. 14-28-37; SB USE U Sec. 7; WHBWU Sec. 18-28-38; EtfNEVi, vNWH Sec. 3C; SWVi NWVi, WV&BWU Sec. 2G; SV4NEU, NWHSEU, BVS8WH Sec. 20-28-37. Apr. 14, 1921. $0,000.00 I. N. Commons ot ux to C. It. Emlson, Trustee WViEtfSEUNW U Soc. G, 18-47. Mar. 18, 1921. $800.00 Mary Lucretla Mansur to L. A. Mansur, Motes & Dounds In Dlock 0, KolleyB Add. to Vale. Apr. 10, 1021. $1.00. Mrs. L. A. Mansur to L. A. Mnn- Bur, Lots 1G & 10, Dlock 1, Hadloys 1st Add. to Vale. Apr. 1G, 1921. $1. Thomas J. Drosnnn ot ux to Etdon P. King, Lot 4, Soc. 28-17-47; NV& SE,i Sec. 11-10-44; EVJSWU Sec. 20-10-47; Und. Intorcst In NWVi NWVi Soc. 20-19-47. Apr. 10, 1921. $1.00. Commcrco Mortgago Securities Co. to Q. J. Magonholmor, EV&NWVti Sec. 24-16-42; SWVi NWVi Sec. 19- 1G-43; Lots 1 to 0, Dlock 4; Lots 1 to 8, Dlock G; Lots 1 to 4, Dlock 0; Lots 1 nnd 2, Dlock 13; Uits 1 to 1G, Dlock 14; Lots 1 to 8, Dlock 20; Lots 10 to 14, Dlock 20, nil In Drognn. March 2G, 1921. $1.00 L. Muusun et ux to Mainour Coun ty ltoad, II. W. through WV&SWtf Soc. 1G-1C-47. Mar. 21, 1921. $1.00 HuRsell Maxtleld et ux to Mainour County-Ilond It. W. 10-17-47. Mar. 31, 1021. $240.00. Ira B. Hay et ux to Malheur County-Itoad It. W. Soc. 1G-10-47 Mar. 31, 1921. $60.00. O. W. MnthowB at ux to Malheur County-Itoad It. W. Soc. 10-17-47. Mar. 31, 1021. $76.00. C. M. Stuvo to Malheur County- Itoad II. W. Sec. 10-17-47. Mar. 31 1021. $60.00. Ilussoll Maxflold ot ux to Malheur County-Itoad It. W. Soc. 21-17-47. Mar. 31, 1921. $1.00. Geo. W. Dean ot ux to Malheur County-Itoad It. W. Soc 31-16-47. Mar. 10, 1021. $1.00. Isaiah Yant ot ux to Malheur County-Itoad It. W. Sod. 30-16-40. Mar. 22, 1021. $1.00. E. J. Patch ot ux to Malheur County-Itoad It. W. Soc. 33-16-47. Mar. 18, 1921. $1.00. D. W. Howard ot ux to Malheur County-Itoad It. W. Soc. 16-10-47. Apr. 13, 1921. $346.41. John E. Crouso ot ux to Malheur Couuty-Itond It., W. Soc. 22-10-47. Apr. 13, 1921. $9.17. Sarah E. Ash to Malheur County Itoad It. W. Sec. 32-16-47. Mar. 24, 1020. $1.00 W. D. Patch ot ux to Malheur Couuty-ltoad II. W. Sec. 30-16-40. Mar. 18, 1021. $1.00. Loniburd-Horslcy Inv. Co, to Mal eour County-Itoad It. W. Soc. 31-15-47. Mar. 19, 1921. $1.00. Wtn. F. Vincent ot ux to Mnlhour County-Itoad It. W. Soc. 23-10-47. Apr. 13, 1921. $160.00. O, W. Donnolly to Malheur County-Itoad It. W. Soc. 16-10-47. Apr. 13, 1921. $300.00. John E. Crouso ot ux to Malheur County-Itoad It. W. Sec. 15-10-47. Apr. 13, 1021. $300.00. Sidney Comogys ot ux to Otto C Luohrs, 903 acres In 88BViNWV, Sec. 4-18-47. Apr. G, 1921. $3,862 Win. B. Adams et ux to Huwlo) Adams, NEH8Ei, 8WUNB,i Sue 30-15-40. Dec. 11, 1920. $1.00. A. E. McOllllvray to Ora O. Me Ollllvroy, West V4 It "' 2, Dlock 2, Vol. Apr. 10, 1921, $1.00. MAltltlAGE LICENSES ISSUED Wlllard Sueath aud Leona White Apr. 12, 1921. COMPLAINTS riLEI) IN CIHCUIT COUUT Clara Ellzaboth Houtdoy vs. Qloun Housloy, Apr, 12, 1921. Divorce. Emplro Lumber Co, vs. Oeo. W Hayes. Apr, 13, 1921. Recovery on Note, $399.77. Herschel Drown vs. Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins. Co. Apr. 14, 1921 Ilocovery of money. $779.51. Commerce- Mortgage Securities Co vs. Myra N. Lytle. Foreclosure of contract, $1, 914.95. Commerce Mortgago Securltl" Co. vs. E. C, Thompson et al. Apr 14, 1921. Foreclosure of contract $1,476.12. Commerce Mortgage Co. vs. LIU ble Colo. Apr. 14, 1921. Foreclosure ot contract. $3,868.40. Commerco Mortgage Securities Co vs Daniel J. McCarron et al. Apr1! 14, 1921, Foreclosure ot contract $2,393.08. Q, J. Magenholmer vs. D. U. Zeis loft, April 14, 1921. Foreclosure f contract. $1,568.16. Louis Zanlnotta vs. Lucretla Man sur. Apr 14, 1'921. Damages. $826 90. Portland Trust Co. vs. T. H. Moore. Apr, 14 1921. Itecovery on Note. $8,000.00. NOTICE All persons owning and keeping swine within the city limits ot tho City of Ontario are hereby notified that to d.o so Is contrary to the or dinances of sold city and If they continue so to keep swine within tho city limits prosecutions will be necessary, -BUY A- HOME PRODUCT. lLJT tin iv TCi Jr jnWJTJEa 11 2 Ji Guaranteed Pure Honey and Corn VDIIIP AT ALL STORES None Better for Cooking its T.HE' UNIVERSAL CAR Every sixth car you meet on the road is not a FORD, but the OTHER 1?1VE are. There's a reason. Keep the confidence of your banker, and buy a FORD. Henry Ford lias been making Tractors only three years, yet there are more FORDSONS in use today than all other makes com bined. There's a reason. FORD GARAGE Ontario Oregon SAFETY FIRST YOU often hear that slogan. Its as true with banking as with railroading or any other public enterprise. IT is safety first for our depositors. We keep this constantly in mind. That's why we are so careful about our loans and our reserves. That's why we carry fire and burglar insurance. We want every depositor to feel suro that tho money entrusted to us will be ready any time it is requested. That's why our depositors have confidence in this bank. They know their funds are safe when in our old-established, reliable Bank, FIRST NATIONAL BANK "A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD COUNTRY" Ontario - - - Oregon Our continual efforts to give our patrons the best possible service, and our endeavor to place our profession in high public respect has met with deep appreciation. Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers H. L. Peterson C. R. Augustus Ontario Furniture Co. i... .'-' " -Xml. unSiTftiitrt'l.i rrtthJJMHMJMflMfclMi L Wk