T10E ONTARIO AllOUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921
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"Try It Out Yourself"
says the Good Judge
And you will find how
much more satisfaction a
little of this Real Tobacco
gives you than you ever
got from a big chew of tho1
ordinary kind.
The good, rich, real to-,
bacco taste lasts so long
you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often. So
it costs you less.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up In two styles
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
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POK 8ALI1 -Unhlla Hull. Mrs,
Wood Thompson. 20 p.
Knt nt Filer's whoru wo employ
AMERICANS. Adv.
Our hats will ploaso you In
prlco ntnl stylo. Morris Millinery
niul Novolty Shop. Adv.
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A. J. Toborg, contractor for tho
firm four miles of Old Oregon Troll
rond out of Ontario wns In town on
Wednesday purchasing cump sup
pllos. II. A. Jefferson of Nyssa was trad
ing In Ontnrlo Wednosdny,
Mrs. Chnrlotto Scholcs Is building
a modern bungalow on tho lota ad
joining her present rcsldcnco on the
cast Hi do. It will ho occupied by
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joo Ilrndbury who arc
moving hero from Nampn. Mr.
Urndbury Is cnglnoor on tho Ilrogan
branch.
Mrs. Myrtlo Ilrcosco of Nnmpn Is
houso-koepor nt thu Kd Nelson homo
taking tho plnco of Mrs. Craig who
loft recently for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy of
Ilrogan wore In Ontario over Sunday.
Thcron Northrop was an OntnrloJ
visitor irom uonu ux i'iai over tho
wcok end.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Frnsor wore
callod to Mlddloton early Sunday
morning by tho serious Illness of
Mrs. Frasor's brothor T. II. Holland.
Mr. Hollnnd who had boon 111 for
soma tlmo with pneumonia wns very
low whon tho messngo renchod On
tario but ralllod aftor Mr. and Mr
Krasor rouuhed his bedside and has
continued to Improvo slnco Sunday,
bo much so that Mrr. Frasor was
nblo to return homo TuoHday o oil
ing. Mr. Krasor mado thu trip to
Mlddloton by enr to bring her homo.
Prod Sago who oporntos tho Sago
nineties In tho McDormltt country
its In Ontario this wcok. On Tues
day Itandnll Sago and his son Mil
lard wore In Ontario on business,
A. A. Wales of Ilolso was In On
tnrlo Tuosdny to look after his pro
porty horo.
Mrs. Fred Canfleld wont to Vale
on Tuesday for a short visit with
rolatlvos.
Thu K. 1'. Lodge hnnquot which
wns to havo been held Wednesday
night wns postponed until near tho
first of May. Data will bo given
later.
Mrs, actio McCoy returned Wed
nesday from Unities, Oregon accom
panied by her mother, Mrs. Cochran.
Frank Hrlttlnghnm, It. W. Athor
ton, nnd Herman Cnldwoll with tliolr
families drlvo to Kmmutt Sunday mid
woro guests of Mrs. Cnld well's par
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. F. I'enlc.
Mrs. David Qrnhnm Is down
from Jtinturn for a fow days.
Mr. and Mrs. Claudo Derrick of
Jnmloson woro Sundny visitors of
Mrs. Mnry E. Kinney who lives west
of Ontario.
Mrs. W. W. Lotson and Mrs. II. I..
Potorson woro Ilolso visitors Wed
nesday. Mrs. S. E. Worloy formorly of
Pocntollo Is visiting her sister Mrs,
Ooo. II. ailhnm. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Worloy nro moving from 1'ocntollo
to Uakcr.
Mrs. llort Fox was brought home
from tho hospital Friday whoro sho
rocontly underwent n surgical opor
atlon. Mrs. J. 0. Mcdcc and dnughtor,
Mnrgarot, of Nyssa wcro visiting
friends In Ontario Saturday.
C. II. Itlgdon, an old frlond of
tho Dufflold family when they lived
In tho Wlllnmetto valley Is visiting
with thorn at their ranch homo on
tho river north of tho city.
Mrs. Henry Whltworth and Mrs.
C. 10. Konyon of Wolsor woro out
of town guests nt tho Tuesday
brldgo this week whon tho club
mot nt tho homo of Mrs. E. M.
Orolg. Mr. Whltworth nnd Mr. Kon
yon drovo them over nnd spont tho
nftornoon visiting with old tlmo
friends.
J. O. Phllnbnum roturnod
Wednosdny from Junturn whero ho
hnd chnrgo of tho funorni or a. b.
Itlchoy who dlod at that plnco. Tho
funorni sorvlces took placo at tho
Prosbytorlnn church In Junturn, Mr.
(Irnhnin officiating. Avory Smith
Itlchoy wns horn nt Kingston, Cnld
woll county, Missouri, Septombcr 0,
1870, and died at Junturn, Oregon,
April 16, 1921, nt tho ngo of 44 years
sovon months nnd 10 days. Ho
leavos n wlfo nnd four children to
mourn his loss. Ho Is also survived
by his father and mothor, threo
brothors nnd eight Blstors. Docoas
cd was well known In Ontnrlo, his
children having nttended school
horo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvoy Hoblus of
Nnmpn wero guests of Miss Luulla
Callln Sunday.
Mrs. Omar Khun returned Tues
day from a wcok's visit with friends
In Bolso.
Tho J. A. Walter family arrived
from California, Wcdnesdny and
woro more tlinn glad to got back,
as California camo near losing Its
rcputntlon for sunshine tho past
wlntor.
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ONTAHIO HHIUNHHH ATTEND
IIOIHi: TI3IPMJ BPHINO SESSION
A number of Ontario mombors of
tho Mystic Shrlno woro In Ilolso
this wcok to bo prosont nt tho spring
coromonlnl sosslon of El Kornh Tom
plo. Thoio who wntchod tho novlcos
trond tho burning sands wore: I).
W. Powers, II. I Potorson, O. 0.
Luohrs, A. I Cocurum, Dr. It. O.
Pnyno, J. A. Schmidt, J. C. Mc
Crolght. To bo present at tho func
tions glvon for tho wives of tho
visiting Shrlnors Mrs. Powers, Mrs.
Potorson, Mrs. Luohrs, Mrs Cock
rum, Mrs. Pnyno, Mrs. W. H. Ilrooko
nnd Mrs. McCrolght also wont to tho
Idaho capital. Most of tho pilgrims
to tho shrlno returned homo today.
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Ontario Girl's Club held n party
Tuosdny night nt tho homo of Mm
D. W. Powers. Somo "stnrs" of tho
silent drntnn nppcarod In n most
"thrilling" porformnnco nnd Quito
enrnou away thoir appreciative mi
dlonco. Tho Club's first work will
bo to ralsa money toward tho fund
necessary for finishing tho library
basomont. A danco will bo glvon In
tho Wilson Hnll on May 6. Evory
ono Is Invltod to buy a tlckot and
como. AH orgnnlzntloiis or groups
who nro desirous of n freo mooting
plnco which a finished llbrnry nudi
torlutn will provldo, Bhould cooper
ate. Mondny ovonlng a largo company
of Methodist people mndo a surprise
visit at tho Pnrsonngo, tho occasion
being tho Ulrthday of tho PaBtor.
A pleasant ovonlng was spent nnd
many substantial gifts mndo to the
pnrsonngo folks.
Tho Sock Social given by tho
Ladles Aid of tho Methodist Church
Inst Thursday ovonlng wns a sue
coss socially and financially. The
proceeds woro 933,00.
Mrs. J, II. drogg will entertain
tho W. C. T. U. Tuesday" nftornoon
at her homo on tho east sldo,
Tuesday wns Mrs. Charles Athor
ton's fifty-fifth birthday, nnd the
occnslon for n surprlsa party Hint
ovonlng by her sons, J, II. nnd It W.
Athorton and families who brought
refreshments with them nnd spont
tho ovonlng with thoir paroiiM.
Miss Laurn Gregg eolobrated her
sixth birthday Saturday by Inviting
n number of her young friends to
n party at tho homo of hor parents,
Thoro woro twonty-flvo guests pres
ents and childhood gnmos woro In
dulged In on tho lawn nttor which
rofreshmonts woro served.
W. W. Drooko wns tho host for
tho pinochle club at his homo south
west of town Saturday ovonlng.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Wood ontor-
talnod at thoir homo Inst Saturday
ovonlng. Sovon tnblcs of miction
woro plnyod nnd dancing Indulged In
during tho ovonlng. High honors
woro takon by Mro. J, It. Dlncknhy
nnd Ivan E. Oakcs.
Tho Tuesday brldgo club mot th's
weok nt tho homo of Mrs. E. M.
Orolg.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Vnn Potion
woro tho host nnd hostess for tho
Imporlnl club Thursday ovonlng.
Ontario mombors of tho Knights
of Columbus and tliolr ladlos woro
tho guosts of Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Onllaghor at thoir homo last Friday
ovonlng. Dancing and enrds ontor
tnlnod tho guests.
Mrs, P. J. Onllaghor ontortalnod
tho Mondny brldgo club this wook.
Tho Woman's Club moots today
with Mrs. A. a. Mooro.
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IT'S A FACT THAT
CASH AND CARRY
Goes a long way in cutting clown high cost of living.and that is the nim of everyone
nowadays, and that is our aim in starting the Cash and Carry System. Eliminat
ing the high cost of delivering and credit system enables us to sell our Meats and
Groceries at a close margin, thus giving you the benefit.
REMEMBER, these are not Special Prices, but are for every day in the week.
Every article in our store has been reduced.
WHY PAY MORE? A dollar saved is a dollar earned. Come and see for yourself.
I.ulu Steak . . .
T llono Stonk
Hound Stonk .
Shoulder Stonk
Pot Itonst It t
ltlb Hull
Shoulder Poll , .,
Prime lllb
Hump Itonst . . . .
Pork Chops, I.olu
Park Stonk
Pork Itoast, Hum
Pork Hoat. Shoulder
Pnrl: Itonst, Loin
Bparo It I tin , , ,
No, 5 Lard ,'..,.,.,,
No. 10 Lard
Veal Stonk, Uil
Veal Stonk, Shoulder ....
Von! Chops, lllb
Vo.U Chops, Loin
Veal Stow
Venl HoaM, Shnulrter . .
Lnmh Chops, Shoulder .
Lamb Chops, Loin ....
Log of Lamb
Hliouldor Lnmh
Lnmh Stow ....,.,..,
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Pork Sausage 17
Hamborger 11
Flour 1.01
Dutch Cleanser II
Sugar, 10 lbti. for l.oo
Head lilco, & lbs 8
Sax Oats nt
Glass Jelly i
Lemons , . :w
Oysters (',.. 17
Pkg. Oatmeal !M
Corn, 3 cntm 10
Tomatoes,, 3 cans :3
Apricots Ul
Peaches , .so
Ulnckborrles 28
3 lb. can M. J. I). Coffoo.... l.itt
I). Coffeo, 1 lb IW
11, Coffoo, 3 lbs 1,1 i
It Club Coffeo lit
Quart Can Catsup 20
Cnrnntlon Milk, 14c, 3 cans ,10
Hebo Milk, can to
10c can P and Ueans,3 cans .23
20c P. Henna to
Macaroni, Hulk, lb. , 01)
for
lbs
lbs
gal.
Corn Flakes
Sardlnos , . .
Soap, White, S
Or Flour
Corn Moal
Peas por can
Wosson Oil, Pt. ..
Wesson Oil, Quart
Maiola, Pt
Muzola, Qt.
Snowdrift, '.
Snowdrift, 4
Snowdrift H
Dark Syrup, 1 gal
Light Syrup, i gal.
Light Syrup, 1 gal .......
Cottoleno, 5 lbs
Wheat Hearts
Swifts W. Powder
Uoldon Hod
Lux, 2 for
Hyson JJ. Powder
Tree Ton, 8 oz
Tree Tea, 16 oz
Hulk Japan Tea , . ,
Drown Heans
White Deans
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LIST YEAR'S CLUB WINNERS
RECEIVE CERTIFICATES
Tho cortlflcatos of nchlovomont
that woro won by Clubs In Malheur
County havo arrived and will bo
distributed within tho noxt fow dnys.1
Tho Clubs which had 70 por com or
moro of thoir mombors finish tho
projoct aro glvon those achievement
cortlflcatos,
Tho club winning 0110 of thoso
cortlflcatos is worthy of spoclal com
mondatlon. Tho local club loador
cannot bo glvon too much crodlt for
bringing tho mombors through to
tho finish, bocauso It Is only with
undlmlnlshlng Intorost and the giv
ing of a largo amount of tlmo that
tho beBt results aro obtalnod,
Following aro the names of tho
cluba winning nchlovomont cortlfl
catos and tho porcontago of tho mom
bora who flnlsbod tho projects:
Ontario Sowing Club 100, Doulta
Sowing Club 1007c, Ontario Cooking
Club 03, Junior Improvement
Club 100, Ontario Potato Club
80, Nyssa Corn Club 80. Nyssa
Poland China Pig Club 100, On
tario Sewing Club 83 Vale Sowing
Club 100, Nyssa Sowing Club 80
Nyssa Sowing Club 80, Parma
80 wing Club 100,
If you patronize us we will reward you with the best quality goods at the lowest
possible prices.
ONTARIO MEAT & GROCERY CO.
Dnr illfinlnv nt nnvnltlna mnkna
shopping a pleasure. Morris Millin
ery and Novolty Bhop. auv.
Eat at Flfers whore tho food, sor
vlcoa and price aro right. Adv.
Wear a "Palmyre" waist. It
moans distinction and quality. Mor
ris Mllllnory and Novolty Shop. Ad,
NEAII EAST 11ELIEF
Mrs. E. T. Allen, a returned work
(if from tho Near En', hpoKc ut
Ibo Mothodla', Chinch Sunday morn-
lag and at n union moiling nt thu
Frcsbyterlan Ohu;cn Sundny e cu
ing. Mrs. AUon alfco visited ie
High School and the West and East
Sldo graded schools Tuesday rao-n-Ing.
At each school sho gave a
very Interesting account of condi
tions over there. Tho campaign for
funds Is now on. The cause Is
worthy. Lot us each do our part
Rev. Win. J. Luscombe Is tho local
chairman.
Sweaters that pleaso the Individ
ual. Morris Millinery and Novelty
Shop. Adv.
Try FIFEIVS CAFE next. Adv,
Just recolved a qew lino of spring
suits, dressos and skirts. Morris
Mllllnory and Novolty Shop, Adv.
Is Your Old Washer
Worth $10.00?
WE'LL ALLOW YOU $10 ON IT ANYWAY
WHEN YOU BUY YOUR NEW AUTOMAT
IC ELECTRIC WASHER THIS MONTH.
Time is Growing Short
The cud of April is not far off. This $10
reduction by trading in an old washer lowers
the term price of the Automatic to .$100 ami
you may pay it $10 down and $10 a month,
quickly disposing of the cost.
Then you will have a machine you may de
pend on giving service. Whenever a part wears
out or needs adjusting, even many years in the
future, you may also depend upon the Idaho
Power Company to take care of it.
Chosen Type of Washer
The Idaho Power Company tested nianv
machines nr modcatp jvien in id ' osc the Auto
matic for Ha all round excellence, its simple
meelmninu and sturdv endurance.
IF YOU HAVEN'T AN OLD
WASHER
You will receive free with the purchase
of an Automatic during April
1 Standard electric liouso iron with
cord. '
5-pound package Hurley washing
machine soap.
COME IN AND SEE THE AUTOMATIC
OPERATED AT THE
ELECTRIC SHOP
Idaho Power Company
You'll Save Money by
Remodeling Now
You who havo been waiting for lower prices be
fore you laid that hardwood floor, renewed
those old walls and ceilings, re-roofed the liouso
or barn, or built the garage this message is
directed to you.
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Do you know that lumber nnd building mater
ials aro down in many instances 35 por cent'
Do you knew: that you can ropair or remodel
much cheaper than nt any time in tho past four
years?
Do you rcalizo that ovory day you wait not only
inconveniences you but costs real money?
REPAHIS STOP DEPRECIATION
Do your repairing and remodeling at tho pres
ent low prices and get tho benofit now.
Wo aro well supplied with all kinds
of good lumber and building materials.
Come in and do a little figuring with
our sales manager and you will see the
big advantage of acting now.
Geo. McClain, Sales Mgr., Ontario, Ore.
Boise Payette Lumber
Company
MORE THAN A THOUSAND
different articles needed in your homes. China
ware, Glass ware, Aluminum and Enameled
wares. 5c, 10c, 15c, and 20c tables full of things
which are kitchen labor savers. Dolls, Toys,
Notions, Etc., Opposite Post Office.
The Variety Store
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