THE ONTABIO AHGUS, ONTARIO, OREO ON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1921.
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ORCHARD FOR SALE
35 acres adjoining- Ontario; one-fourth mile from
paved street and a side-walk; ten minutes walk from
City schools. 28 acres planted to Jonathan, Rome
Beauty, Winesap and Arkansas Black trees eleven
years old. Will sell with or without crop, as a
whole or in five or ten acre tracts.
THOMAS W. CLAGETT
OWNER
OWYHEE NEWS NOTES
Tho mimical recital given Woclnos
day ovonlnR by Misses llrrnlco Mc-l-nfforty
mid Marlon Lowo was a
rucccrh In ovory sonno of tno word.
A goodly crowd wun In nttondanco
hIiowIiik (lint Owyheu iiIiouihIh In
munlo lovers. KliiRinun Colony wnn
nlxo well roprcRPiitcd. Tho violin
solon by Mr. Leo DoQuedo wero
much appreciated. Ho Is a tnlontcd
nnmlclnn liuvlng had Hovcral yciirn
Inntructlon In Kuropo. MIrb Hor
nlco Mcl.nfforty oxcoIIh In piano and
In a Hotolnt of rnru nlillliy while
Minn Marlon Lowo an planolHt and
noloMt Ib to well known nn to need
llttlo montlon savq to nay her ren
dering and Intorprotntlon wera (If
poRHlhlo) better than iihiiuI. Tho
I following nrogrnm wan prencnted to
1 an Inturexted and -tippreclatlvu nudl
I ence:
Violin nolo, doubla numbers, Mr. Do
I (looilo, MIkh I.owe nccompanloHti
' I'lnno solo, MIkh Ituby llrnilloy;
l'lano nolo, Gordon Mcl.nfforty;
I'lnno how,, (loniiio nunioor, juanitn
Illgclnw; Piano duet, double num
ber, MIkh Lowo and MIkh Mcl.affortv;
Vocal nolo, doublo number, "Spring
Awnkonlng" nnd "Try Smiling".
Ilornlru Mcl.nffcrty; I'lnno nolo,
double number, Minn Lowo; Trom
bone nolo, Arthur Ilanhardt of Cald
woll arcompnnlcd by Miss Orettn
Ilanhardt; I'lnno nolo, double num
ber, Minn McLafforty; Heading (In
dialect) Mm. (Mian. Hchwolzcr; Vocnl
nolo, "An Indian ('radio Song" nnd
"Tho HoIIh of St. MaryV. Marlon
Lowe; Violin nolo, Lu DoOoodo;
I'lnno nolo, Florence Alroy, of Cnld
well; Sacred hoIo, "O I.ovliig Filth-
er", nornlco McLnfforty; Sacred
duet. "Abide With Mo." Misses
Lowo and McLafforty.
Dottle James of Nyssa wan n
guent of Ilernlco Tonn last wcok.
Miss Lilian Davis, of Vale, Is to
bo tho prlmnry teacher nt tho Owy
heo school for tho ensuing term.
Sho has had two years of prepara
tion at O. A. 0.
Whllo driving to tho rocltal,- Wed
nesday evening the Shatto family
lost n uggy wheel, when a car driv
en by Jack TwoIvoh collided with
tho buggy.
Mrs. Warren Penn Is visiting at
tho homo of her son Stnnloy In
Nyssa for n few days, In attendance
on a new granddnughter thero.
Tho K. L, McLafforty family were
very pleasantly surprised Wednes
day ovonlnp when friends from
Caldwell motored down for a short
visit with them and attendance nt
tho rpcltnl In tho evening. They
wcro Kid. J. Q Ilanhardt nnd child
ren, Alonzo, Arthur, nnd Orettn
find Miss Klorouco Alroy. Arthur
Ilanhardt nnd slstor nnd Miss Alroy
contributed somo much appreciated
numbers to tho program.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. I'ouU nnd chil
dren accompanied by Mary McQIn
nls and Carl Schwolzcr left Satur
day for a vacation nt I'nyotto lnkes
Otis Schwolzcr has boon Improving
his big houno by a frosh coat of
paint. Miss Olndys Kygar nnd hor
guest from Ilolso, Miss Ituby Mooro
head, Lynn Kygar and Lu DcOocdo
motored to Ironsldo 8unday whero
thoy nro guests at tho K. V. I'ratt
homo (or a couple of days.
Mrs. ('. K. Schwolzcr and Mrs. 1.
M Lowo attonded a meeting of tho
county officers of tho 1'. T. A. nt
tho homo of tho prosldont, Mrs. J.
II. Smith, Sunday afternoon.
Hnv. Illom filled his nppolntmont
nt Owyhee school Itouso Sunday af
ternoon bringing with him from
Ontario n male quartctto whoso mus
ic was much appreciated.
Ilrady Fowler's threshor Is clean
ing up tho grain In fine stylo this
year.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Control! and
Mrs. Amos nnd llttlo dnughter woro
overnight guests nt tho Kygar homo
Sunday returning Monday to Mon
tana. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Drndley mot
orod to Nyssa Snturdny whore they
rontod a house as thoy Intend mov
ing to town to put their dnughter
ituby In High School.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I). Dlgolow nnd
family were guests to supper at tho
Claudo WIIboii homo, glvon In honor
of Mrs. Luo Grimes and family.
Klnlo Orlmes returned with them for
u few days visit.
Doc l'ullen gut tils Ilrlscoo from
tho garngo, whoro it has had qulto
a sojourn, nnd with tho fnmlly mot
ored to Ontnrlo Sunday where thoy
woro gnosis of Mrs. l'ullen's brother
ltalph Hood nnd fnmlly.
Mr. Lnknons, telophono mnnager
of Ontario, met with tho pcopla nt
tho Owyhee school house Thursday
evening. Ho states that tho lines
out this way from Nyssa are not
Boif-supportlng and Hint If
do not put their nhones back
Sheepmen Stand Fast; Hold on the
Industry is Coming Back Now
Tho following tnlcon from the
Llvo Stock Iloportcr, published by
tho big commission firm of Clay,
Hoblnson & Company so tersely sots
forth tho situation In tho sheep In
dustry that It deserves tho consider
ation of overyono living In this sec
tion. In a recent Isstio the Iloport
cr said;
Tim l'UTum: or tiik hiikki
INDUHTUV
Such liquidation as tho sheep In
dustry Is going through has no pro
codont, wnrruntlng tho assertion thnt
a band of well-kept breeding awes
will bo good property nt no dlBtnnt
dato. During tho first half of tho
current year sheop marketing In tho
United States wns about 1.300.600
peopio u oxcoes of tho corresponding por
tho company will bo obS to o,lod ot lfl20' hllo -tho countryward
beforo tho 1'uhlla Utilities Commls-'movement of feodors nnd brooding
slon nnd ask permission to dlscou- stock diminished G00.000. Not only
has tho west boon sacrificing flocks
financial
tin mi tho linos.
UNITKI) l'llKflUYTKIUAN CHUItfll ! meo.t
exigencies, but
Sabbath Bchool ot 10:00 A. M.
Preaching nt 11:00. A. M.
Hov Springer of Caldwell will oc
cupy tho pulpit at tho Sunday morn
ing service
I .STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
Tho man that invontod that slogan wna paid thousands of dollars for
that torso warning. Wo ropoat it: and add ono word, road.
Stop! XOOlJ Xjistoio.. .etcll
Bolow you will find that priooa at which tho artiolos following tho
namos of tho firms horo givon will bo sold at thoir plaooa of businoss in
Ontario, Orogon, for the 15 days from Soptombor 1, to Soptombor 15, inclu
sive Thoso aro roal bargains, as you will npproointo, look thorn ovor, oomo
soo what olso thoro is that you can purohaao at monoy saving prioos in On
tario.
OSTEOPATHIC I'MVHICIA.V
lUri'UIt.NH TO ONTAHIO
Dr. Harriot Sears announces hor
return to Ontario whoro sho will
open nn office In tho Wilson lliilld
Ing for prnctlco of Osteopathy after
September 1st. 39.
v.
II. R. UDICK
20 by 24 in. Whito Enamol Standard
Drain Board, 97.80
MORRIS MILLINERY
Maypolo Hand Knitting yarn,
15o os.
TR0XELL IMPLEMENT CO.
Jackson tloador Forks, 91.25
E. A. FRASER
5 Gallon Oil Can, 31.00
0. Q. LUEHRS--DRUGGIST
Venus Talo Powdor, unoxoollod for
Babios, 10a
THE HUB
Mens work pants, 91.45
KR0ESSIN HARNESS CO.
Travoling bags, 916.00 at 98.00
VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO.
5 lb. package Wall Tint, 54c
CASH GROCERY
1 lb. Poaborry Coffoo
22a.
HARVEY 4 RICHER GARAGE .
Champion X Spark Plug3, 50c
ONTARIO FURNITURE CO. "
H. L. Poterson
99.00 Cotton Mattress, 95.45
GOLDEN RULE STORE
32 inch Zephyr Gingham, 19c yd.
Stoom Rollod Barley, 91.00 por
Hundred pounds.
CARTERGARAGE
Gasolino, 28a
ELECTRIC SERVICE k BATTERY CO.
No. 6 Columbia Dry Battory, 40o
FORD GARAGE "
Cantoon Units, regular 310.00,
now priaod at 36.75
TOGGERY BILL
Wool Sox, 25 o pair
ONTARIO ARGUS
500 Farm Letter Heads, 93.50
B0YER BROS. & CO.
Boys all wool bluo serge suits
97.85. .
Sizes 8 to 15 years
GEO. W. WAYT
Farm Implements
Patriot Trucks sold ot factory
prioo.F. 0. B. Ontario
J. A. FLOCK
75a Rubbor Hools, put on for 45c
MARSDENS MACHINE SHOP
Ford No Clamp Hoso Connections,
Guarantood 1 yoar, 40o.
GLOBE SERVICE STATION
Whis Liquid Radiator Compound--
75o valuo for 50o
0SB0RN MILLINERY
Mrs. N. 0. Bedford
Pricilla Doan Tarns, 9175
ONTARIO MODERN PRESSARY
,Mons Tailor tntwio suits, 930.00,
THE STYLE SHOP '
Georgia Hull
Fibro Silk Hoso, 91. 25 valuo, 35c
VARIETY STORE
Horso shoo tumblor3, 70c doson
ONTARIO TRADING CO.
Suoao3sors to MoDowoll
Sot Whito Toa Cups and sauoors
91.10
ONTARIO PHARMACY
Roxall Tooth pasto tho ideal
Dontrifioe, 15c.
RADER BROS.
95.00 and 95.50 Army Blankots
Special, 92.95
NaNULTY 4 CO.
Pioking bags, 51.50
LPIHCOI'AL GUILD
Will tho members of tho dulld
pleaso begin to rummago In bchald
of tho sale to bo hold Knlr wcok.
Donations mndo by frlonds of tho
church will bo appreciated and call
ed for If phono 34-H. Is notified. 30
riCKLINU Cucumbers 25c; phono
4512 Krultlnnd. 30-)0p
WANTED Two, throo or four'
housokeoplng rooms. Call Gl-W. tf
WANTKD Position as houso
koopo r roforonccs. Address Ilox
382, or call Argus office. tf.
C. W. Plait, Insuranco Agonry.
First National Hank Ilulldlng. Tiro
nnd Aiitomoblla Insuranco. tf.
farm flocks, acquired at excessive
prices during tho 1010 nnd 1920
boom, hnvo been thrown overboard
regardless of prices.
How tho sheep population of tho
pastoral states has shrunk during
tho pnst ten years Is Indicated In
tho caso of Wyoming which rnnkod
first In 1900 with 6,307,101 head,
but by tho now census bad only 1,
832.2C5. Montana, credllud with
5,380,740 sheop In 1910, dropped to
2,022,919 In this consus which
credits tho entlro country with 34,
984,000 hoad In 1020, compared
with 52,44,7,801 ten years previous
ly. Somo of thoso days tho surviv
ors of tho liquidation period will
find thomselvcs in possession of
highly romuncratlvo proporty, as
tho wool markot will eventually
omergo from Its present comatoes
conditions and tho lamb markot Is
making n dally display of virility.
Hroodor's Gazette.
Tho abovo Is a ramarkablo stato
ment and ovory sheep man who
roads It should stop and think.
Whero will our mutton Industry
land If this rnto recession goos on?
A loss of 17 Vt millions of sheep In
ton years, Just about CO por cent,
Is beyond belief. Thoso govornmout
tlguros aro homo out by prlvato
statistics. An outfit which tho writ
or looks aftor had 112,000 sheep In
1910; today less that 50,000 hoad.
Tho dry farmer took up tho raugo
and tho sheop dlsappoarad? What
will bo tho rostilt? As tho abovo
paragraph states, a band of owos
will bo wondorful proporty wherp
you have tho rnngo nnd equipment
to handlo them. A lamb on tho
markot tho past fow days has been
worth moro than tho owo which pro
duced It on tho rango. At present
sheep aro below tho cost of produc
tion. With 18-cont wool and lambs
nt 7 to 11 cents n pound, according
to quality, It Is n physlcnl Impossi
bility to ralso thorn at a profit. Tho
wlntor ot 191920 and tho terrific
doflatlon In prices ntampcdod us.
Wo nro, however, seeing daylight In
this business. Thero Is already a
scarcity of flno wools lu sight; thero
Is a good domand for fat lambs;
contldonco Is returning lu our tnxtllo
Industries. It looks as If tho silent
strlko against high prlcos of cloth
ing Is reaching an end.
Shcopinon, stand fast; hold on;
trim your oxpenses; got back to
naturo, and stay with your flocks.
WANTED Young man or boy to
colloct monthly accounts In Ontario,
Prefer BOIIIOOIIO with imw-nunnr nr
mngazlno oxporlonco. Bend chnrnc1
tor rornronccs, ago nnd toll whether
or not you nro nttondlug school, I
In first lottor. Address F. J. W.
Argus office 3940, '
Splsndld Atrial Record.
Edii Chnvrs, Ilrnzlllnn nvlntor, re
cently flew from Hlo Janeiro, Urazll, to
Ilueoos Aires. Argentina. In lens than
Ore days. Flying n Curt Ins Orllo with
IC-0 motor, Ihe pilot covered 1,733 miles
on his route In SO hours and SO min
utes. Several previous aerial efforts
to link the two capitals had failed.
Haard on Car.
"Docs your litubnnd give you all
Ihe money you want to spend 1"
"My goodness, not Why. even 1
would not think of being that eitrav
agnnt." Hoston Transcript.
HA1TIBT CIIUHCII
Illblo School, 10:00.
Morning worship and communion
sorvlco, 11:00.
Junior 1). V. P. U. 7:00.
Illblo Study Class, 7:00.
Oospol Sorvlco, 8:00,
Prayer Sorvlco, Wod. 8:00,
(Chns. II. Illom, Pastor)
PKA CHICS ,
At Dr. Smith's Orchard, tlirro
mile SoHtli of Pnrinn, nnd three
miles duo West of llonwell. llrlnir
your boxew.
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THE SUGAR BOWL
75c Chocolates, 45o lb.
HENRY MILLER JEWELER
Agnto ring, 34.00 valuo, at 92.50
TURNERS MUSIC STORE
Columbia Rooords, 50c.
BLACKABY JEWELRY STORE
Guaranteed Alarm Clocks
INDEPENDENT MARKET
Calumut Baking Powder, 1 lb.
can, 25a,
TAGGART HARDWARE CO.
Extra hoavy galvanised Wash Tub
91.45
ONTARIO MEAT 4 GROCERY CO.
Corn Flakes per package, 5o.
PURITY BAKERY
Ginger cookies, 12a lb.
BOISE PAYETTE LUMBER CO.
Special .3.50 Soroon doors, now
92.50
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It has thrM naclcer arm nnrl ,.. ai.
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