The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, May 26, 1921, Image 5

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1921
i
OWYHEE NEWS NOTES
DO LLAR DAY
T. M. Lowo, Hnrry Ilusnoll, Theo
Hust and Clins. and Otto Schwclzor
itwifftrml In Vnln Mnnilnv in linnr
Sir '
Tsui- "
&'-
m
r
s .
Or
) f
STORES
HUB
STORES
ONE DAY
ONLY
SATURDAY MAY 28
ONE DAY
ONLY
CHILDREN'S (BLACK HOSE 27-IN. PLAID GINGHAM
Sizes 5 to 9V2 10 pairs $1.00 Best Grado, Fast Colors
n y 5y2 yards $1.00
LADIES' WHITE COTTON
HOSE 32-IN. ZEPHYR GINGHAM
7 TM 6i nn Plain and Plaid Colors
7 Fairs ?L0 5 yards $1.00
MEN'S SOX PPPfiATPq
Black, Whito, Brown, Gray, Novy . . . FER0ALE3
ciiampagno-6 pairs $1.00 36 in yaXl'.OO
MEN'S FANCY STRIPED SOX .
All leading Colors, 4 pairs $1.00 , , P?R(JALEB
36 in., Light colors. Whilo thoy
MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION laat' 6 yards $1'00
SUITS
A suit $1.00 . ORETONNE-36-in. WIDE
Just tho thing for those Novelty
GOOD WORK GLOVES APro"s' WJlil intnLasts
Guantlott or Wrist Length 6 yardfl L0
Pair $1.00
9 LAROHMOUNT L. L.
WHITE OUTING FLANNEL Avrn
27 in. wide, heavy grado For shfi0ta ' w 0asos
7 yards $1.00 yards $1.00
BROWN CRASH TOWELING
OHALLIE-DE-MOUSSELINE 17 in. wide, fine for roller towels
36-in. wide, beautiful Porsian and 5 yards $1.00
floral designs fino for kimonas or
comfort tops HUOK TOWELING
6 yards $1.00 18 in. wide, 5 yards $1.00
SHIRTING . STIFFEL STRIPE BIB
30 in. Ohoviot in blue chock or OVERALLS AND J UMPERS
stripo, 5y2 yards $1.00 -. Pair $1.00
MEN'S TIES CHILDREN'S GINGHAM
Wido silk four in hand ties DRESSES
2 for $1.00 . Each $1.00
FLOU
Flour has Advanced
60 Cents Per Barrel
rx
in
For the balance of
this week we will
maintain our low
price on ARROW,
'SUNSHINE, and
PURITY, thereby
saving you the 60c
Procure your needs for the
next two months and you will
save a nice piece of money.
E. A. FRASER
nnd Bco tho "flying squadron" and
to nrrnngo ror war veterans 10 bo
curo their victory medals otc.
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Klomlng ot
Long Beach, California wore gucBts
nt tuo D. I l'ullan homo, Sunday.
Doc I'ullen motorod to l'arnia,
Saturday wlioro ho spoilt tho night
nt tho Northland homo, returning
Sunday.
Owyhee frlonds of Ed Norrls, son
In-law of Manual Hatfield will ho
Borry to hear of his death last wook.
A lottor to Doc Pullon from Geo.
Uohaunn of Arkansas stated that
ho was Instantly klllod when struck
by lightning.
Chas. FUhor Is farming tho
Claronco McConucl ranch this Ben
son. Goo. Uonton returned to his homo
In Llolso last week. Whllo hero ho
purchased a 28 aero farm near Nys
Ra wlioro ho will tako possession Im
mediately. MIbs Uornlco Martin, ot tho Kol
ony was an overnight guest of Mil
drod DoUord, Sunday.
Tho noxt wookly prayer mooting
will bo hold nt D. 1'. Pulleti!. l'rcd
Kllnghack Is lcador. Tho ditto Ib
Krldny, May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Pratt woro
down from Ironside for a few days
last wcok. Whllo hero Mrs. Pratt
was a guest of tho Eastorn Star
Kensington, nt Nyssn, Monday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Wnltor Wlminor of
Pocatollo, Idaho vlsltod Mr. and
Mrs. Goo. Olnscock and family last
week.
Mrs. T. M. Lowo who visited nt
tho John Wall homo several days
Inst wook Is home now but Is suffer
ing with a sovoro cough.
Mf. nnd. Mrs. Ilnlph Hood woro
guostB nt tho I'ullen homo from
Wednesday to Friday.
Mrs. Allco Vasblndur nnd baby,
Floraboll, and Claronco DoUord or
Momodalo woro guests nt tho Do
llord homo Sunday.
"arnndmn" nnd "arnndpa" Pinks
ton who hnvo boon visiting nt tho
Alvlj, McainulB homo roturnod to
tliolr homo In Nyssa last wook. Thoy
will bo obllgod to koop a nurso and
hoUBokoopor, as both old people nro
growing rnthor fcoblo.
Claronco McConnol was down
from Wostfnll Wednesday, a kuomI
of (lus Schweizor.
M. A. aill who nhoarod tho sltoep
bolonglng to V .L. Dollord last
wook roturnod to his homo In tho
Uond, Wodncsdny.
Owing to tho rlso of phono rates
many hnvo boon having tliolr phonos
romovod. Krod Kllngback's was
taken out Inst wook bolng tho third
ln tho vicinity to bo romovod.
Dlgolows woro Ontario visitors,
Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. I). DoWItt of
Sngo nrush Springs woro weok ond
guosts ot Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lowo
lust wook.
On Saturday, May 28, a spoakor
Is otigngod to como to tho school
houso nnd explain tho moasuros to
bo votod nt tho Juno election. Bvory
onn Is urgod to bo prosont.
Mrs. Sarah Itoliortaon ot Pocatollo
vlsltod hor daughter Mrs. Geo.
aiascock and family last wook,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson drovor of
Ontario woro guosts nt tho II. V.
Korr homo. Saturday.
Charloy Schwoltor motorod to tho
Onto City last Tuesday.
J. Doors and daughtor and Miss
Yost of Creston, who attondod tho
High School graduation exorcises nt
Ontario, nccompanlod by Jonnlo nnd
Ilussoll neors. who nro Juniors In
high school thoro, spont thu wook
ond nt tho Wall homo noar Mitchell
Ilutto, returning to Creston, Mon
day. AT ONTAIUO HOTELS
Following aro boiiio ot thoso reg
istered at Ontario hotels tho past
wook
Mo'eilE: Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C.
Follow, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Tlbbs,
E. F. Cnlllna. a. A. French, J. M.
DoVoo. Ed. It. Smith, Wm. Ilnlrd,
C. I. Wild, nakor; Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Davis, John Onrdenor, DoUoj
It. II. Daldock, .LaOrando; A. II.
Van nuron, Ironsldo; Qoo. W. An
drows, Klnsoy M. Robinson, Pay
otto; Philip Coyno, F. J. Knuphus
man, John O'Toolo, Junturn; W. II.
Abondroth.Parina; F. J. Konnorly,
John Vines, Elulo Walloson, T. M.
Harton. K. W. Smith, II. R. Woll
man, II. L. Thorp, Mrs. R. J. Ivors,
Vale; V. Loomls, Hermlston, D. II.
Hunter, Nampa; Mrs. Chas. E.
Plvnn nnllnniin. f!nlii. T. A. Will-
tors, Caldwell; Sua A. Turnbull,
HlioBiiono; rnit Easioruay, mr. nnu
Mra, L. I). Metzger. Portland; Mr.
nml Mra. II. P. Ilmleo. Ram C'reom.
Wolser; M. Clark, Nysaa; Cloudo M.
Kolsey, uueo uiriow, job. ii. iviuit,
P. Rldwell, Huntington; Ilouzz
Routty, Donlo; Loulso L. Hazen,
Wnlln Wnlln- W. II. Prnvon. Crane:
Jamoa L. Klnnoy, Oakland, Calif.;
ii. unapin, r.raraou, a. j. uuum,
Ironside; E. W. Mlnar. LaOrando;
Mr. and Mra. a. A. Colllor, Suntex.
CARTER: 8. D. Stewart. Woat
fall; Amos Roothler, Riverside; II.
B. Wright. Tho Dalles; W. E. Hart,
Pnyotte; F. Sweetman, Wm. Colo,
Caldwell; Fred Knighton, Pcndlo
ton; L. McKlnnoy, Dregan: J. C,
Brady, MIdvalo; J. C. (Jalbralth,
Caldwell; J. R. Wado, Tho Dalloa;
R. W. Thompson, Frultlnnd; D. F.
Fraser, Doulah; Russell Rodsull, II.
B. Spleth, Vale; a. P. McCurdy,
Nyssa; Floyd Rlodsoo. Caldwell;
Oeo. II. Winters, Frultlnnd; Mrs.
Mabel Throo, M. A. Stephenson, La
Orando; J. A. McKJnnbn, Burns;
Wm. A. Ruthorford, Hums; Mr
Tom, Mobrldgo, 8. D.; R. McCroay,
Adrian, Arthur Moon, Parma; A. L.
Haley, Juntura; R. M. Dlnwlddlo,
Jordan Valley; James Ruth, Wolsorj
P. O. Story, Frultland; M. Joo
Chick, Cody, Wyo.
A Sulky Rake That Gives
Extra Service
There's real economy in buying a John Deere
Sulky.Rnke. Because of its better construction, better
material used, ond the adjustments provided to keep
it in good working order, it will give you more years
of satisfactory service than any other rake wc havo
ever seen.
JOHNDEERE
SULKY RAKE
Its heavy angle steel
frame never sags the ad
justable tic rod keeps the
frame true, always.
The heavy steel wheels
with an extra number of
staggered spokes, pro
tected by the channel steel
tire, arc interchangeable,
giving double wear on the
ratchets.
The arched steel axles
give the proper pitch to
the wheels the wheels
never pull in at the top
and out at the bottom.
The dump rods are re
versible, giving double
wear at this important
point. Tooth holder ac
commodates almost any
desired number of teeth.
You can maintain tho
good working qualities of
the John Dccro Rake few
years.
And from the operating
standpoint, it is simple)
and easy to handle.
We want you to como In and see this better hay rake.
GEO. W. WAYT
FOR SALi.' or TRADE Uulck
Six. Call nt Eord Oarngo. tf.
Prcssuro tnnk for snlo. J. II. Gor
don, Ontario. tf.
FOR SALE Prossuro wator sys
tem tank. In good condition. Seo J.
II, Gordon, Ontario. tf.
Home
Transformations
That you can make yourself
with paint, varnish or enamel
WE have established a service
for women and men who
want to do small jobs of interior
painting, varnishing or reflnishing
of furniture, floors, bath rooms,
walls, and bric-a-brac.
It's a free service. You simply
tell us what you have to rcflnish,
how finished now and what effect
you want to get.
We tell you how to do it in
detail. What kind of material to
use. What kind of brush. What
method. Where to buy.
You can work transformations
in home things that will surprise
you. Old bedsteads, tables, chairs,
woodwork, floors, bath tubs, etc;
are old really, only on the surface.
Faint, varnish or enamel them,
and they're netvl
We make a special line of paints,
varnishes, etc, for just this kind
of home work Fuller's "Home
I Service" Paint Products. for vow
to use.
fThey dry perfectly, spread easily
and smoothly, and give every de
sired result. You'll be surprised
to learn what you can do once
you've used them.
FOR RENT Good pasture, plon
ty of water, threo and one-half
miles west ot Ontario. 11.75 per
month, yearlings 11.25. No stock
moved tilt settled for. C. W. Oar
rett. tf.
Our experience with paints and
painting practice goes back more
thnn 72 years. Wc arc one of the
country's largest manufacturers.
Our experts make a study of speci
fying paints for every kind of use.
Follow Fuller's "Home Service"
Specifications, and you'll get the
exact effects you're looking for.
Don't think you can't because
you haven't done this kind of work
before. Let Fuller products and
Fuller service show you that you
can.
Remember don't allow sur
faces ta rot. It costs less to paint
them.
Where to Buy
Important that you get the right
material so be lure to go to the right
ttort for fuller pro
ducts. Cut out coupon
below ai a memo to
direct you.
Write us now a
poit card for complete
catalog of Fuller's Spec- ,
ideation "Home Serv
ice" Paint Product!,
which tells luit what to
buy for the work you
have in mind. Send full description
of, and get our fret advlti relative
to refinlihlng furniture, chairs, bric-a-brac,
basketry, etc,
IMS)
Fullers
SPECIFICATION
'Horns Sewice"Plainte
Varnishes - tnomel
M'f'd by W. P. Fuller & Co.
Dept 0, Sin Frsnclico
Floater Pilot Minuftcturers (or 72 Vims
Eiublithed 1S49
Branches la IS Cities ta th Wist Dealers Everywhere
For All Exterior Jobs of Pilntlnr, it Is AdvIitbU to
Secure tb Services ot Mister Filntcr,
Chit SUttnukllt
CumI Ii in intcaw
whits .nimtl fcniib.
Priti with lull lou,
IIM whin tad weiri.
rullcr'l SiUenwhlti pro
duces t rich, bciutiful
finiih oa fursiturt sad
Interior woodwork.
SAVE THIS
(Cut this out ind put It la your pocket
book or iundtjif ts memo)
Puller's "Horn; Service" Flint products
are sold by lbs (oilowlnj la your city.
E nihil Silktuuliu
cDect, vclut la to&e. produced br Fulkr'i
Cstitll Eaimcl Fiaiih. crcitci cluimiif
Interior. Obtilubb la white tad old ivory
sua kvcb ouvr siuicuvt null.
TA6GART HWD.
ONTARIO, OREGON
o
.d!
IK,
B.
tt.