THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON. Til UR8DAY, APRIL 21, 1921.
MAJESTIC
SATURDAY -SUNDAY
ENGAGEMEN TS EXTRAORDINARY
The Majestic has secured as a special added attraction
the principal stars of the
Sonora Grand
Opera Company
In a wonderful festival of song to be given In addition to
the feature program each day.
HATI'IIDAV
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N'IkIiIo, .AiIiiIIh BOc
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These Artists appeared in lioise Last Year at $2.00
Top Scale.
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Mr. Itlcnnlo (Murk
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MIhr I'lftzomt, MIhh CiihIuI
Mr. Lojuruzu, Mr. (Murk
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HUNIUV
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. Mr. Edunrdo Lejnruzu
Ilnbauorn Cnrmon
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Calumet
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Iteclps
Yolks of B eggs,
HJ cups of gran
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cup of water, 1$
cup of butter,
2'4 cups pastry
flour, 3 level tea
spoons Calumet
llaking Powder.
1 tablespoon of
vanilla. Then
mix In the .regit
lar way.
10LLW00D DAIRY
WE have lately increased our dairy herd
and can supply a few more customers.
Deliveries both morning and evening.
Whipping Cream can be had at any time.
Ask the milk man for a sample" of KNOLL
WOOD Dairy Milk, and you will be pleased
with its rich, , clean, fresh taste which has
made it so popular.
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You May as Well Have the Best
VALLEY VIEW NEWS
Gilbert WlBotnnn of Council. Ida
ho vlBltcd nt tho McMurron homo
Tuesday.
Mrs. Stownrt visited Mrs. Arm
strong Tuesday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. W. Knylor vlslt
od with Mr. and Mrs. Wyllo Krnken
one day last week.
Mr. Wolmnn brought boiiio fine
scod corn to tho boys In tho corn
club last weok.
Mrs. Jess Dron and children nnd
Edith Qoodwator and Apnea Amldon
woro guests nt tho W. 0. Armstrong
homo Wodnosday.
LybIo nnd Alvn. Dufflold of On
tario vlsltod with Mrs. Snyder of
tno Harrows ranch.
Mrs. linns Oft visited sclionl
Monday morning.
nor. W. J. Luscotnbo nnd family
woro dtnnor guests at tho C. E.
Hoes homo Sunday.
Mrs. W. J. Shaffer vlsltod Mrs.
D. C. Griffin Monday afternoon.
Mr. anil Mrs. Clay ninkloy nnd
family vlsltod relatives In Kyssa
Sunday.
Mrs. W. 0. Armstrong cnlleil on
Mrs, Chnrlos Johnson Thursday af
ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. Amldon nnd
family took Sunday dlnnor with
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jess Drown.
Itov. Cochran preached nt tho
school hotisa Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. McGregor
woro visitors nt tho Dollslo home
Sunday.
Mrs. Hans Oft, locnl club loader
of tho Poultry Club called a moot
ing of tho club Prlriny afternoon.
Most of tho club members havo nl
rondy sot their liens' nnd Mrs. Oft
talked to thorn nbout tho caro of
tho lions whlto sotting. Thoy also
discussed plans for visiting all tho
club nlcmbors poultry soon, Mr.
Wollman was present at tho moot
ing. Tho .Sowing Club nro oxpoctlng n
visit from Miss Ifolon Cowglll" ,ns
slstant stato club loader tho fourfh
of Mny. Miss Cowglll will bring
samples of work with her nnd will
talk to tho girls nbout their sow
ing. Parents nro Invited to at
tond. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wyllo Prnkos nnd
family vlsltod nt tho W. 0. Arm
strong homo Sunday nftcrnoon.
Mrs. A. It. Albco and children
visited rolatlvos In Pnyotlo Sunday
Mrs. Charles Johnson rnled up
on Mrs. W. 8. Ilees nnd Mrs. W.
J. Shaffer Friday afternoon.
Mrs. W. G. Armstrong nnd Mrs.
Wyllo I-'rakcs woro visitors nt tho
C. E. Itcos homo Wednesday nf tor
noon. Miss Mnrgnrot nnd Josslo Griffin
spent n plonsnnt ovenlng Wednes
day with Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
Johnson. '
OREGON SLOPE
OWYHEE NEWS NOTES
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas I-Mshcr who
will bo romomborcd ns residents of
Owyhee n year or so ngo nro now
living on tho llobcrt Ilnldwln plucu
rnmlllarly known ns tho "Old Owy
eeo Post Office"
Tho McGlunls boys nnd Henry
Sllppuy nro donning tho Collins
ditch this wook, preparatory to turn
ing tho water In for Irrigating pur
poses, ,
J. It., Iluntor, nf N'yssn, tho now
ngont for McCo'imon Company was
soliciting In tho Owyhee, Wednes
day nnd Thursday, spondlng Wed
nesday night nt tho Illto homo.
Mr. nnd .Mrs II. Walters vlsltod nt
tho E. P. Prntt homo Wodnosdny.
Mnry McGlunls nnd Mildred Do
nord nttsndod tho business lunotliig
of tho Voting Pooplo'a Sunday
School clnss of Klngmnu Knlnuy
Krldny ovonlng Mrs. M M Greel
dig Is teacher of the class -which has
nn onrollmont of 23.
George Uohnnnn has boon sow
lug grain on u small ploco of ground
which ho routed from Prod Kllng
bnck. Ho Intonds to put In some
potatoos lator.
Mrs. 8. I), nigolow and daughtor
Juanltn roturnod from Nampn. Wod
nosday whoro thoy vlsltod with the
Hollonlieck family slnco Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul II. Carlylo art
visiting with tho Termor's slstor.
Mrs. Chas, B, SchwoUor. Thoy nro
on their wny to Pendleton whoro
thoy will mnko tholr homo,
Tho annual school ptcnlo Is to bo
held Friday up tho Owyhee Can
yon nt tho big hot springs.
Miss Ilosslo Whlpplo who Is om
ployed at the Chas. SchweUor home
spent tho weok end with her folks
In Nyssa.
Mossrs. Prank Hall and Ilur
roughs of Nyssa woro business call
er In tho community tho first of tho
wook,
Mrs. B. P. Prntt camo down from
hur homestead nt Ironsldo and Is
mnklng preparations for taking 200
hoad of cnttlo up to summer range
within tho coming weok.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. SchwoUor
and daughter, Luella, spout Sunday
ns guests at tho J, Shuler homo nonr
Parma.
Prank Zlmdnr nnd family of Par
ma and S. D. nigolow and family
woro guosts at tho D, P. Pullen
homo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. nigolow and
family accompanlod by Joe Mondloln
wore business visitors to Nampn
Friday.
Mrs. O. H. Hlto and daughtor
v.-oro Gato City visitors, last wook.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Wall and
family vlsltod at tho I.owo homo,
Sunday,
Mrs. Chjis. Cook and baby have
recontly been tnkon to a modlcnl In
stitution In Portland.
Wnrron Fenn nnd family wore
business visitors In Vale, Monday
and Tuesday.
W. W. Smith had the mlsfortuno
to severely burn his hands while
spraying his fruit trees last week.
Tho ox-soldlors nnd tholr famlllos
met nt the Hay Howe homo, Satur
day ovonlng.
Word from Cecil Smith states
that ho Is camp tender for tho
Matt Joyce Sheep Co. of Juntura,
Jack aiascock motored to Ontario
Friday.
Mrs. Clifford Aycrs nnd bnby of
Now Plymouth spent Sunday with
Mrs. Aycrs' Parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Sklppcn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Connor wcro On
tnrlo visitors Mondny.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolchor hnvo mov
ed Into tho hotisa on tho Ed Lnttror
plnco.
H. B. Sklppon nnd bride of Ilolso
spent Saturday ovonlnir nnd Rnn.lnv
nt tho homo of tho groom's parents
horo.
Mrs. Mcarcovy was n visitor In
tho Attobory homo tho past wook.
Tho yoil II K ncoulo nf thn Hlnnn
gnthorod nt tho Attobory homo
Saturday ovenlng nnd gave Jimmy
n plensant surprlso.
Mrs. Johnston vlsltod her slstor
nt Nyssa oyer Sundny.
Mrs. Ilrelthniipt of Ontario spent
tho week ond nt tho Knrst homo
horo.
Tho Ladles Club mot with Mrs.
Clough Inst Thursday with Mrs.
Ilrown assisting. Mrs. IloalB who
was to bo tho lender for tho nftcr
noon program was unablo to nttend
but Itov. Wnlkor from Payette gave
n vory Interesting nddross nnd the
papor on "Klndnoss" by Mrs. Mas
wns also flno. Delicious refresh
ments woro served. The noxt moot
ing will bo nn all-day session with
Mrs. Urolthnupt In Ontario, April 27.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. T. Karst who
havo been visiting In tho homes of
tholr son C. A. Knrst nnd tholr
daughter, Mrs, P. M. Iloals, for the
past nine months loft for tholr home
In Nebraska last Thursday.
Mrs, John Howard has been 111
tho past week.
A. M. Johnson has purchased nnd
with his family has moved onto tho
ranch formorly owned by Mr. Slono
kor. Mr. nnd Mrs, Chns Horr who re
sided horo for several years but arc
now living In Wolscr roport n bnby
girl In their homo.
Dr. Woeso of Ontnrlo was called
to tho Culp homo ngnln Monday.
Miss ninncho Is not Improving ns
rapidly ns wo would nil llko to sec
her.
Itov. Mowo of Pnyotto preached a
vory Interesting sermon nt tho Pnrk
school houso Inst Sundny.
Tho Simpson family Is vory grate
ful to their many friends who camo
In nnd helped with the spring work
during Mr. Simpson's Illness. Ono
dny thoro woro slxteon men nnd
forty-flvo horsos nnd thoy plowed,
sooded nnd corrugated ono Hold nnd
looked nftor many ncodod things
Tho Indies sout n nlco lunch nlso.
Lnst Tuesday ovenlng sovoral
neighbors gnthorod nt tho P. M.
Iloals homo to spend a farowoll ovon
lng with Mr. and Mrs. Chns. T.
Knrst boforo tholr departure for
Nobrnskn.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Caleb Antrim nnd
Mrs. Antrim's slstor Mrs. French
nnd her son Arthur from Grcenloaf,
nnd tho II, M. Iloals fnmlly or Pny
otto spent Sundny In the IV M.
Duals homo Tho Autrlms wore
friends of tho Donls fnmllles when
nil formorly resided In Nobrnskn.
ARCADIA NEWS NOTES
Joo Edwnrds, -nmll son of Frank
Edwards has boon nulla sick with
scarlotlun nnd Is under tho caro of
Dr. Sarazlu of Nyssa.
J. A. Hunt was down from Ilolso
Tuosday .looking nftor business nt
his ranch horo.
Irrigating time Is with us ngnln.
Tho wntor has boon turned Into both
tho Owyhee mid Shoestring ditches,
and everyone Is quite busy planting
spuds, getting corn ground ready to
plant nud Irrigating nlfulfu.
Chostor lackey got ton ncros of
his potatoes planted last wook nnd
Mr. Davis of tho W. J. Plnnoy ranch
started on 40 acres Monday morning
Wolfo nnd Qulntloy of tho Thomas
Clngott ranch nro propnrlug ground
for several ncros of potatoes.
C. W. Ilartlott, wife and son wore
visiting nt Elbort Ilutlor, Jr, homo
Sunday nftornon.
Itolatlvos from Jordan Vnlloy
woro visiting nt the Davis homo on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Codo Ilutlor woro
visiting Code's parents Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. n. Ilutlor, Sr., Sunday.
Charllo Dullard nnd fnmlly spent
Sunday ovonlng with C. W. Ilartlott
and family.
Itov. Shields or Nyssa flllod his
regular appolntmont nt Arcadia Sun
day afternoon.
Irn Dall, wlfo nnd daughter woro
shopping In Puyotto Saturday.
Mr. Uohy, futhor of Mrs. Charllo
Dullard will loavo for his homo In
Nobraskn somo tlmo this week.
School closes April 20. Soveral
havo boon unnblo to attend tho last
two wooks on account of slcknoss,
Mrs. Clydo I.ong nnd Mrs. Thorn
woro Ontnrlo visitors Monday,
Edwin and Vornou Ilutlor nttond
od tho ball game nt Nyssa Sunday
afternoon.
METHODIST ClIUHCH
Sunday Sorvlcos
10 A. M, Sunday School.
IX A. M. Preaching "Unity Is
Strongth."
7:16 P. M, Ep worth League
8 P. M.- Illustratod address, "Ha
waii tho Country and tho People."
UNITED PltESHVTEHIAN CHUIlCII
(W. P. Cochran, Pastor)
10:00 Dtblo School.
11:00 Worship. SorraonJ Topic;
"Inspirations to Faith"
0:45, Young Peoplo's Moctlng.
8:00 Worship, Lecture Twonty
slides on the life of Joseph. This
locturo will bo especially Interesting
to young men.
WANTED Tfl HUNT
Itosponslblo party doslros to rent
4 or 5 room Iioubo. Inrjulro nt the
Argus office.
Ontario Theatres
MAJESTIC
Friday
11UYANT WASHDUltN
In
"IIL'IIGLAK PltOOF"
DltBAMLAND
Friday mill Hnttirdny
iloMII.LK'H
"OLD WIVES FOIt NEW"
MAJESTIC
Ktit utility
SONOIIA GIIANI) OPRltA
STA11S IN CONCERT nnd
CONSTANCE 11INNEY
In
"at) BAST"
DIIEAMLAND Sunday
DOUG FAIItDANKS
In
"TUB AMERICANO" nud
EDDIE POLO In
"ICING OF THE ClllCtS"
MAJESTIC
Htiiiriiiy
80NOHA GIIANI) OPEItA
STAJIB IN CONCERT nnd
ROY STEWART nnd
KATHBLEEN WILLIAMS
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".HIST A WIFE"
DREAMLAND
Weilni'xilny niiit Thursday
"PAWN OF I'ATK'i.
MAJESTIC .Moiijliiy
"BDCCATION OF
KUZAllKTH"
with
111LLIB UUUKE
MAJESTIC
Tncidny nud Wednesday
"TUB DARK MIRROR"
Tlilirs, "Coininnii Kenso"
COMING (o tho MAJESTIC
"Nouinils of Hid Not Hi"
"Outstrip tho I,nw", "(Iml's
Cdiinliy niul tho Wiiiiinii",
"lliiinoifxiiie" nnd oilier
blK pictures.
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COFFEE
New shipment
This veek
Back to Pre-War
Prices
1 pound, 2 1-2
pound and 5
pound vacuum
tight cans
All sizes 50 cents
Per pound
l A. FRASER
U. S. Tires
Plifladelplitn Diamond Grid Batteries
BEGINNING MAY 1, 1921
We will do a strictly
CASH BUSINESS
We do all kinds of repairing Tires, Batteries,
Mechanical or Ignition work-and it is our de
sire to serve you promptly, economically and
efficiently. Prompt Livery Set vice Anyplace,
Anytime, (flat field Livery)
SERVICE IE AND BATTER' COMPANY
Dodge Cars
Phone 182
Ifupmobiles
iiiiii
new nrotr hit to iadif.?
n i i ww s-w
I GINGHAMS
IIDHFS. 5c
Men's Cashmere Tailor Made Pants $3.45 to $8 00
Men's Dress Shirts - - . $1,50 to $3.50
Men's Dress Shoes - - $4.48 and Ud
Men's Work Shirts 85c
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