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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1921)
w " lt Mr k w du. fv THEOHTAUIOABGOS, ONTAHIO, OKEOON, 'JSUlUiSDAY, Al'UIL, 21, 1921' !V MIIAND BENCH FRUITLAHD WOMEN FAVOR BUILDING NEW HIGH SCHOOL "Mothers' Circle" ('limine to Patent Teachers Assocutlou CIhb or 18 to Graduate I'toiii I'nilllaml High Other Krulllniul Ncmm About 300 people attended the rnront Touchers' moetliiK Friday ovcnliifc In .the High School Auditor ium. "How the Story drew" by eight of the mnlrnuH of tho Moth ers' Circle was henrllly rocolvod be cniiao the women wero nt their boat. Mosdamos II. G. Gardner, Wnlto, Hublioll, Urnnthoovor, Min or, Klnsoy, Klunlson, Schubort, were tho olght gossipy women who catta od all thu tuurrlmunt. Thu High School (Hoe Club rondered boautl fill cliorUBos with Mr. Adolbort mid Miss Fern Wllfong rondorltiB duels Thorn wero discussions on n new proposed high school building, the buying and starting n park, nnd n fnw romnrks nbout chnnglng tho Mothers' Clrclo to a I'nroiit Tonch ors' Organization. A voto was tak en of that cbmpany of pooplo and It carried unanimously to ask the Hoard to call n bond election. No doflnlto amount was settled upon. Frultland ncods more room for tho ovorcrowded conditions. Largo Graduating Class Thoro nro eighteen graduates this year from tho Frultland High School, thirteen girls nnd flvo boys. Tho names follew: Nolllo Stewart, Lucllo Strnwn, Laura Hezoltlne. Oulda Llmbnugh Virginia Ally, Irene Ilorg, Sophia Illlnd, Ilutli Mar tin, Noblo Poncock, Krnost Honfold, Italph arnmn, Glndo Flslior, Lola Shako, Autfroy Walker, Adolbort llakor, Alta Mohlor'lloth McKeown, Vesta Holllngor. Commoncomeiit oxorclsos will bo hold May 10th. Sovoral young ladles mot at tho J. A. Ilcckwlth homo Sunday nftor noon, honoring Miss Nolllo Ilurnott, a student at Klrkvlllo, Missouri, whoso homb Is at Frultland, with u miscellaneous shower. Slnco she will soon bo nt homo It wns decid ed not to mail the gifts to hor ns had been planned originally. De licious rotroshments woro served and tbtJ favors announced tho en gagement of Miss Kmmn Keslor to John Miller, of Wolsor, tho wedding to tnko placo oarly In Juno. Each girl reported a very plonsant after noon. Miss Ilurnott Is to mnrry Mr. Vernon Holt. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Hondy nnd children, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. IHs hop and family, with their guest nnd REPAIRS for all the hay machinery. Lota got those re pairs today while tho getting is good. AVo have tho genuine International repairs and our stock is complete. They fit close, wear longer and are hotter in quality. Beware of "made l'or" and "will fit" im ifations. Don't wait until the season is on, we have thorn now. TROXELL MINI ONTARIO, OREGON COMPANY IE5&g&gSa&N& J1 new economy in motor cair operation Tho manufacturer of your automobilo recommends, In tho Instruction Book for your car, that tho crankenso bo drained out and flushed nnd then refilled with fresh oil nt regulnr Intervals. This is necessary because engine operation causes a steady accumulation of road dust, carbon, flno metal par ticles nnd other impurities In tho crankcaso oil. This gritty oil circulates through your engine, impairs its performance and ultimately leads to rapid depreciation and repairs. But cleaning thu crankcaso is a job generally disliked nnd neglected. To meot this need, Modern Crankcaso Cleaning Scrvico has been established by first-class garages and other deal ers co-operating with tho Standard Oil Company. Thoso garages nnd dealers uso Calol Flushing Oil, tho scien tific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit and other impurities, and does not impair tho lubricating efficiency of fresh oil used. Tho cleaned crankcaso is refilled with the correct grade of Zerolene. Look for the garago or dealer displaying the sign shown below it means "Better operation and longer engino life." STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CiUTwiil) MODERN CRANKCASE CLEANING SERVICE We u CALOL FLUSHING OIL AM a ZEROLENE ?r better operation mid lonp engine life fci m IH mummm m A GROUP Of SPLENDID OFFERINGS FOR APRIL HffiliHiHlM mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmma THIS WEEK 5E OUR ready-to-VOear dept. Is showing the newest arrivals in Plaid and Stripe Skirts with Jer seys to match. Also the new Khaki Breeches with Coat or Jerseys. Our Special purchase of Men's Overalls, Jumpers and Khaki Pants allows us to make a price for a short time of $2.75 a suit for best quality Bib Overalls and Coat. Khaki Pants at $1.75, IN OUR YARD GOODS DEPT. We are having tremendous sales in Tricollete in Black, White, Gray and Brown at S2.00 the yard. BARONETTE SATIN in Cream, Rose, and Harding Blue,, at $3.75 the yard. Direct from the best factory we have just received several cases of MEN'S SOCKS Two qualities, priced at 15c ad 25c a Pair m h w black and gray. See these wonderful values before they are, all sold. BOYER BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE, Ontario, Ore P"""MMWMMWWWMMMWWM,W,II,,,M,,,,",WW"IM1I"IWI'"',M IM IT " -- : M - Tfc - "-I- .gj cousin, Dr. II. 0. Henderson, of Car pernor, California, went to Wolsor Sunday to visit with Mrs. II. J. llon 80ii, ulHtor of Mm. IllKliop. Tho Krnncos Wlllnrrt W. 0. T. U. will jnuot Thursday with Mrs. Stanley Dean. Tho subject chosen Ih "Antl-Narcotlc." Dr. II. l Henderson, of (Jnrpon torln, Cnllfornln, In tho guest HiIh week of his cousins, Mrs. A. T. Ills hop anil Mrs. II. J. Hondy. Forty young people attended tho Mnrshmallow Itonst nt tho Harry T. Lowls homo Frltlny night and It was u decided success nnd n most happy social affair. Tliuy wero In troduced hy writing their names on n card and stating thorcon tliolr hobby and horror. Thoro woro shadow guossos and otlior games and finally all. wont to tho baso- mont for tho roast. Dlllard Crogor wns glvon tho first prlzo for tho host tonstod mnrshmallow and Mr. Ithoilos received tho booby, Glenn Lowls, lioliiK tho Judgo. Knelt couple roasted thorn over IlKhtod candles. After tho roast n dollcloua supper was sorvod, tho tables and room being docorntcd la yellow nnd whlto. Thoro wns a clothes pin con test, with couples taking pnrt and Dorothy Itood and Hubert Kutch ro colvod tho flrHt prlzo for speed placing thirty six olothos pins In thirty seconds. Aftor tho fun nil went up stairs nnd snug sours with Miss Heed nt tho plnnn. Krulthtud won hy 25 to 0 against Mldvalo High Friday. Thou Grant Gardner nnd Paul Sargent choso sides with buslnosM inon plnyors and tho Gardner sldo won G to 1, Mr. Klunlson umplrlnK. Frultland High will play Kmiuott High School Wednesday nnd Wolsor on Friday. Civgor-Cnrpontor Dlllard CroRor, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. P. K. Crogor, of Frultland, wns mnrrlod to Miss Lola Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, L, I). Cnr peuter, formerly of Frultland, Sun day nftornoou at two o'clock at tho brldo's homo. Ilov. McConrd form erly of Frultland, now of WIldeY, performed tho cormony. Thoro woro thirty guostH. Going from Frult land1 woro Mr. nnd Mrs. P. K. Cro gor and family, J. I. Croger nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoi brook, Mr. and Mrs. P. IC. Hansen, Mrs. S. Hunter and daughter. Olive, Miss Klslo Schmod, Mrs. O. R. llos- son and daughtor, Winifred. Tho brldo woro dainty pink georgette and carried a bouquot of whlto roses and tho brldosmold, Miss Mario Nes hot, of Wolsor, was drossod In pink organdie nnd carried pink swoot pons. Amos Croger wns tho besf man. Tho roams wero decorntod In yellow nnd whlto. Ilcautlful gifts of sliver nnd linen wore rocolvod. A three courso dinner was served. The happy couple will bo at homo on the Croger ranch to tholr friends ns. soon as tho little homo Is inado roady. On Monday evening noarly 100 frlonda of tho brldo and groom, many of whom enmo from Wolsor, whoro tho brldo lived for somo time, gntherod at tho P. K. Croger homo nnd chnrlvarled Mr, and Mrs. Dll lard Croger. After tho Impromptu reception which was accompanied by tho usual nolso tho solf-invlted guests hnd a big bonfire nnd welnlo roast which was very much enjoyed. unrus announcing tno ulrth of n little daughter. Klslo Jeanuotto, to Mr. nnd Mrs. C, K. Powell of Cor vallls, Oregon, wero recolved this wook. Mr. and Mrs. Powell wero former residents of Frultldau and promlnout In tho church nnd among tho young iteoplo. Mr. Powell Is now Superintendent of tho threo largo poultry plants of tho Stnto Agrlculturo Collogo, Corvnllls. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Policy recolved Monday 400 day old Whlto Leghorn chicks from tho Quality Poultry Farm, aroshnm, Oregon. Tho M. 12. Ladles Aid Society will hold a Cooked Food and Bakery saio at tno wuite station, Saturday, April 23rd. A salo wilt bo hold tho fourth Saturday In each month Frances McConrd of Wlldor was a wook end guest of Paul Onrdnor Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Whltsoll nnd son, Carl, vlsltod Sunday with J. II. and Itoy Whltsotl nnd families, Hpworth League Ilally Is to be In Payette, April 20th. Miss Martha Wilson and Mini Lucille Dlndol, of Pnyottc, and MJhs Qortrudo Ackormnu nnd Miss llur ntco Hill woro wook end guostH of Mrs. William Hollonbcck. About n doien young pcoplo woro Invited In Saturday ovonlng to moot thorn. Snndwlchos, cako and coffeo woro sorved tho guests. Tho Junlorn nnd Seniors enjoyed an all day picnic on Illrdlng Island Sunday. Saturday evening thirty nno of tho friends of MIsh Hazel Strnwtj came In to hor homo unexpectedly nnd hnd ft most delightful time playing games nnd enjoying thomsolvot to tho limit ns only young pcoplo know how. Cocoa, cako and sandwiches wero sorvod. Mr. nnd trs. L. Z. Schubert wero called to Caldwell Monday by tho death of Mrs. Schubert's niece's nix months' old baby. Tho body was brought to Payette this Tuesday nnd burled In Itlvorsldo cemetery. Tho llttlo ono wns found dond In bed yostorday morning by tho parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. McLcod. Thu Ilrothron Lndlos Aid met Thursday with Mrs. II. II. Martin. Tho spoclnl Borvlcos nt tho Ilroth ron Church nro vory Inrgoly attond od. Sunday morning Key. Austin Bpoko to tho older people nnd tho older people of tho church hnd ehnrgo of tho singing wUJch was very beautiful Indeed. Mrs. Austin spoko to the chlldron Sunday morn ing. In the ovonlng tho younger pcoplo hnd ehnrgo of tho singing nnd gnvu n sacred concort. Hov. Austin addressed tho young people nnd tho church was filled to Its capacity. A spoclnl program Is do ing prepared by the children to bo given Mothors' Day, May 8th. 1 1 vv. rJp5iJkCMii n III v" Jnr iw AjLaHI In f ill IJm if s All j5kr . . in the Way the Shovels Work -t. ?ul,:ivator s hoeing-capacity greatty multiplied. Tho shovels take thef place of hoes. They work the soil, destroy weeds and make a mulch, uccordlnij to the control you have over them through ihe mechanism of tho cul. tlvator. Complete and ready control of tho way the shovels work Is a great feature of the JOHN fc DEERE K C CULTIVATOR The sptcU! lever control of this machine enables you to drive into the field, rtay on ll seat awl make all necessary adjustments with levels. Rig spread equally at front anJ back whin fjpaed with the spread lever. Shovels eitUr the ground 'level and conUnuo level as they ato lowered with the dejuh'lewra. Desper or shallower adjustment of front or fear shovels can bo made with the tilting lever a big advantage when cultivating up or down slope. Come In and see the No need of raising or lowering shanka to maJt9 ehoveU run at eve., depth. Quick dodge on crooked rows can be made light push on the foot levers guides the wheels and ehlhs the rigs. Beams are always paallel shovels always face equarely and cut fUl width no uncultivated spots, undesirable ridgca cr deep trenches are left. The John Deere KC runs steady and pulls light. It is built tho John Deere way throughout ever part strong and substantial John Deere K C GEO. W. WAYT i I-