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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1921)
.am)mm0wm xml Aw-jwerr. . Mtii.iBjJfa.J V II, Staple ORKON SLOPE tho hands, feet nnd back. Ho was rendered unconscious for n time, but upon regaining consciousness ho managed to roach a tolophono and cnll a physician, an Mrs. Stephen was absent nt tho tlmo Of tho acci dent. Although getting ntong ait well ns could bo expected under tho circumstances, It was thought host to remove him to the hospital at Ontario Sunday. Mrs. Francos Warren of Dnkcr City Is n guest of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ilnrtsho. Tho largo rock crusher used on the highway work, was moved this week from tho Joseph ranch to tho To in II n plnco. Harry Koldohor of Ilokor City was Sunday School nt 1'itrk School house, Sunday at 2 I. M. Kvery body cordlnlly Invited to nttend. MIbbps Chrlstlnn, Iltiht mid Shultz of Payette enmo out Inst Sunday with Ituv. IJulil mid favored tho peo ple of tho Slopu with noma special music on tho violin nnd piano, which was much appreciated. A very sarlous accldont occurred at tho Crystal Pumping Plant Fri day afternoon. Mr. Stephens, the pump man In charge, In nttemptltu; to do some repair work on n trans former catno In contact with llvo wires and was badly burned about I a guest at tho homo of his FREE TEA! BUY' 1 JLB. GET 1-2 LB. FREE BUY 1-2 LB. GET 1-4 LB. FREE YOU WILL ENJOY ITS FINE FLAVOR GET IT AT OUR STORE DURING FOLGER TEA WEEK OCT. 3 to 8, Incl. E. A. ERASER THE UNIVERSAL CAR Insure Comfort in a Ford Sedan or Coupe Go at your pleasure, whoro you ehooso and when you choose, with your family and your friends. Millions havo learned by oxporienco that to own and oporato a Ford is not an oxtravagenco. Keop tho confid onco of your banker and buy a Ford. We carry the only stock of Gonuino Ford parts in Ontario. FORD GARAGE Ontario, Ore. POPULAR PRICES PREVAIL At the Osborn. Millinery. Many beautiful hat? in velvet and fancy materials at prices within reach of all. Dress hats, sport hats and smart tailored styles. OSBORN MILLINERY Oatarlo, Orcgoa THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, Mr. and Mrs. Feldcher last week. Ho linn sold his harbor Bliop In Dak er City and expects to locnto In l'ayotto. Mr. anil Mrs. Otto C. Miller nnd family and L. L. Culbortson woro dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Chapman of l'ayotto, Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Van Petton visited relatives In Parma, Sundny. Mr. Onirics McQrlevoy and wife wero Sunday guests nt tho Atterbury homo. Llttlo Mary Donls has lieotT on tho sick list this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Stnnloy Drown nnd sons of Ontario Bpcnt Sunday with E, Frost and fumlly. Miss Helen Quttorrldgo spoilt thn week end with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. QuttorrldRc. Mr. and Mrs. Thornbory of Love Innd, Colorado arrived Inst wcok by iiuto for a short visit at tho Frost homo, Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto C. Miller enter tained at six o'clock dinner Wed nosdny evening In honor pt tho birthday anniversary of Mrs. W. F, Vincent. Covers woro laid for fourteen. Miss Mario Frost spent last wcok In Ontario In tho Idnho Power of' flco. What might havo been n vory ser ious nccldont, occurred Friday nt tho Johnston ranch, when Mllo Lovolnnil was caught between two engines. Whllo no bonos woro bro kon, his limbs wero sovoroly brulsod. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Drown enter tained nt six o'clock dinner Wednes day cvonlng, honoring Mr. nnd Mrs Thomborg of Lovolnnd, Colorado. Covers wero Inld for Mr. and Mrs. B. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Thornbcrg, Deruard nnd Mario Frost and tho hostess. Mrs. Logan and son nnd daughter of Payette woro guests Sunday of Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. M. Atterbury. Kenneth Snyor and wlfa and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Morln stopped over with Mr. and Mrs. C. Welchor, Sun day, on tholr way from Dllss to Dakcr City by auto. parents CAHI) OF THANKS Mrs. A., M. Johnston wishes to oxpross hor thanks through tho Ore gon Slopo Items to all tho frlonds nnd neighbors on tho Stopo, for tholr klndnoss and beautiful flowers during tho Illness nnd nt tho death of hie huibnnd. Mrs. A. M. Johnston, HAPTIST CHimCH (Chas. II. Dlotn, Pastor) Dlblo School, 10:00. Morning Worship, 11:00, Subject: "Things Qod Puts First." Malo chorus will sing. Junior U. Y. P. U., 8:30. P. M. Dlblo Study Class, 0:30. P. M, (loipol Sorvlco, 7:30, Subject: "Whoro Do Wo Oo From Horo." Prayer Sorvlco, Wod. 7:30, P. M. A cordial Invitation to nil. ON'TAIUO GIUIH CI.U1I TO MKI7T At a mooting of tho Executive C'ommlttco of tho Ontario Girls' Club hold Tuesday ovonlnc. It was decided to call tho first regular I mooting of tho Club, for Tuesday, ,Octobor 4th, nt thn homo of Mrs. S. u. uormnn. All girls nnd young married wo men who are Intorostod nro Invited to nttond.. Plans aro to bo mado for further meetings nnd n got-nc-qualnted good tlmo Is assurad. ARCADIA ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Klbort Duller Sr. Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Gassott and little son, havo gono to Whitney, tho moil to hunt door and the wo men for a plonsuro trip. Mrs. Holla Golden and two llttlo daughtors snout tho woek end at Nnmpa visiting with her two broth ors, Virgil Long and Dr. John Long. Mrs. Chas, Dullard who has boon on tho sick list for Bovernl days wus able to bo ouL again Sunday. A young people's society has been organized at Arcadia undor tho management of Glenn Davis and MUh Mary Dull. Clyde Long and partner, Dave Duger have Installod a gasoline en gine to pump water for stock'. Glen Duvls Is moving this woek to tho John liny ranch near Nyssa whoro ho has routed several acres of laud to soed to potatoos uoxt year. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoberts, Miss Ruth Darrott, Miss Maxle Hope, all of Nyssa took dinner with Mr and Mm. C. W. Darrott Wednesday even ing. ltobort Long, Vornon Dutlor, and Charlie Newblll left for Eugene Monday whero they will attend col- lego. Mr. and Mrs. Thome, Mrs. Earl Qulnley and little nleco wore Fruit land, visitors Friday. Frank Edwards and family wore Nyssa visitors Sunday afternoon. Edwin Dutlor, who Is working In tho applos at Frultland spent Sun day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Dutlor, Jr. Hiram Vandlke and Mr Darna ford woro In Ontario having machin ery repaired Thursday. Charles Dullard and family spent Sunday at Clyde Long's. Elbert Dutbir. Jr. wife and little son spent Wednesday evening at Jim Donalls. Clarence Darrett, Charlie Gassott and Jim Donall have sold thero wheat to S. D. Gashert of Nyssa for $1.45 per bundled. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lackoy and llttlo daughtar who have been spending several days with relatives at Frultland and Ontario have re turned home. John Vandorpool or the Owyhee was In this neighborhood on busi ness Friday. Kenneth, his little son who has boon staying with his grahd parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dullard, accompanied htm back. O. W. Darrott and wlfo spent Thursday in Ontario. I Ira Dnll went to Drogan last week ' and got a Ford load of pears. He paid 3 cents per pound for them. OREGON, 0IBtTRSj)ASETEMBER,29J921 WARM DAYS AND COMFORTABLE NIGHTS WILL SOON BE GONE What are you going to do then? Arc you going to keep on Btoking stoves, making a muss of coal dust all over the house? And then secure only half tho heat possible from the coal con sumed, and only near the stoves enjoy comfort or are you going to secure Areola Oomfort all over tho House? Areola Economy and Oleanlinoss? SAVE MONEYGAIN COMFORT THE ARCOLA WAY Head This Ontario, Oregon, September 38, 1921. II. It. Udlck, Ontario, Oregon, Doar Sir:- Tho Areola cqulpmont which you Installed in tho Argus otflco In tho fall of 1020 has glvon ontlro satisfaction. For tho first tlmo our offlco was uniformly heated and comfortablo In ovory portion, ovon on tho coldest days last wlnt.ir. This was accomplished, too, with savlni; In fuol and in- time, for wo did not havo to stoko ofton to ob tain this result. Wo doom tho Areola a pormanont Improvement which wo would not bo without, and a moans of saving money, whllo multiplying comfort. ONTAIIIO Aiiaua, Dy Geo. K. Alkon. We have a Stock of Areola Ileaters on hand now. Lot us show how to solve your- heating problem, cut your coal bill and increase your homo com forts. Do Not Wait For Gold Weather Act Now H. R. UDICK Plumbing and Heating Ontario, CAIID OF THANKS Wo wish to oxpross our iloop ap preciation of tho many acts of kind ness and sympathy which frlonds and neighbors oxtondod to our be loved mother and to us, during hor Illness, and following, hor death. Wo wish to tako this ring to all our thanks. John Martin, Alox Martin, Mrs. J. E. Fraxlor'-and family, Miss Dortha Hunt. !! WE SELL Because we sell for CASH YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER HERE.. A FEW PRICES: GROCERIES Sugar, 12 lbs. for $1.00 Flour, per sack 1.48 Dried Prunes 10 lbs 1.00 Honoy, per comb 25 Ilonoy strained, y gal 95 Tomatoes, 7 cans 1.00 Corn, 8 cans 1.00 Peas,2 cans 25 Oatmeal, pkg 35 Oatmeal, sack 54 Cornmean, sack 35 Pan Cako Flour, pkg 35 Jar Rubbers, 3 doz 25 White Soap, five bars . r 25 3 lbs. Crisco 75 V2 lbs. Crisco 40 Cane & Maple Syrup, y gal. 1.25 Cane & Maplo Syrup, 1 gal.. . 2.25 Dark Syrup, y gallon , 42 Dark Syrup,, gallon . . s 73 Light Syrup, y gal 52 Light Syrup, 1 gal 83 Tea, per lb 44 Beans, 7 lbs 50 Rice, Head, per lb 08 Mild Cheese, per lb 30 M. J. B. Coffee, 1 lb 46 M. J, B. Coffeo, 3 lbs , 1.35 ONTARIO MEAT Experience Oregon moans of oxpross- An absolutely now stock of Mil llnory to soloct from. Hats from 13.60 to 120.00. Morris Mllllnory and Novotty Shop. WANTED Two, threo or four housekeeping rooms. Call Gl-W. tf CHEAPER M. J. B. Coffee, 5 lbs 2.15 Macroni, per lb 09 Campbell's soup, 2 cans 25 Catsup, quart 26 Succatash, can 23 Crackors, Pkg. 15 Crackers, family qkg 40 Crackors, Caddy 88 Largo Dill Pickle, each 05 Corn starch, 2 pkg. 25 Clothes starch, 2 pkg. 25 Lux, 2 pkg. 25 Washing Powder 24 Vinegar, per gal 40 MEATS v We are cutting prime steer beef. the bMt the market affords. Shoulder steak, lb 14 Round steak, lb 19 Sirloin steak, lb 24 Rib steak, lb 24 T Bone steak, lb 26 Prime rib roast , . . . .19 Shoulder roast, lb 14-.15 Neck Boil, lb 121, Rib Boil, lb.. N 09 Veal Sew, lb 07 Lamb Stow 04 & GROCERY CO. 'JQ L 't .$ e. 7 - u. J' : mr r