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iHl TEE ONTARIO ATIQUSI, ONTARIO, OREGON, TnUltSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921 v 0tmsomL3iTtnmmi2jm MALHEUR COONTV HEAL ESTATE TUANHI-'KHH RECORDED OCT. I 'IO OCT. H Frnnk II. Srott ct ux to Mnlhcur County Hoiul tight of wny. Sept. 1C, 1021. $100.00. Entiny M. Johtiion to Krnost Ij. Allen ot u r, Lots 1 unci 2, In Mock 70, Ontario, July 30, 1921. $100. J. II. Illncknby ot nl to Sylvln II, Rlegor, Ixits 4, R, 0, 7, 8, 9 ntul 10, in HlocklTn, Ontario. July 2r, 1921. $.128.79. ( Edwnrd II. Chrlslr-nson to Win Hold fi. Drown ot nl, Ono-thlrd Int. In Lot 7, Mock C4, Clreens Add. to Nyssn; Wot M of Illook 40, I'nrk Add to Nyssn; 3 ncres of Lot 2, Sec 4-20-47. Sojit. 24, 1921. $R0O. Wnltor S. Slbbnld tit ux to An drew Orotloy, NV SW Sec. 9; SNEU. NH8KU. nnd 8W Sec. 8j N)iNWH, 8WUNWK Bee. 17-20-40. Sopt. LI, 1921. $8,000.00. Knnnlo Iloyor ct vlr to Orln N. lloyor, All of frnctloiml Mocks 11.. nnd 12.. Ontario; also S',4NE SE , and NBUNIJUSKU Sec. 9- 18-47. Auk. 24, 1021. $1.00. Ernest II. Hntlinwny ct ux to KM-' ward D. Howmnn, 13 Mi SB Roe. 33; I HWU8WU. NWHSW See. 34-' Frank Sclirum ot ux to J. O, Im hoff, Lots 1,9 nnd 20, Mock 277, Ontario, Oct. C, 1921. $2,000.00. . Archlo Slnclulr et ux to P. Illnk loy, Llock 70, Oreons Add. to NyflBa. Oct. 1, 1021. $10.00. Virgil II. Stnples ot ux to Mainour County, fi.30 ncres In Sec. 4-18-47. July 1G, 1921. $400.00. Charles B. Smith to II. B. add on, NEUBWVi Sec. 25-33-39. Oct. 4, 1921. $2,000.00. It. II. DoArmond ot iixto Mnlhour County. Iloail right of way. Sept. 19, 1921. $2,139.00 O. K. Cnrmnn ot ux to Malheur County Horn! right of way. Sept. 10, 1021. $1,174.00. Joronio HrldgOB ot ux to Malheur County Itoad right of wny. Sopt. 10, 1921, $200.00. II. I. Davis ot ut to Mnlhour County Itoad right of wny. Oct. 3, 1021. $1,030.00. It. II. DoArmond ot nl to Mnlhour County Itoad right of wny. Sept. 21, 1921. $694.00. 11. O. Stncoy et ux to Mnlhour County Itoad right of wny. Sopt. 24, 1021. $403.40. COMPLAINTS I'lLED IX CIHCUIT count nritixri vi:i:k It. G. Clostormnnii vs. C. T. Illloy. Ing Ilortleaux can ho had frco of chnrgo by writing to tho depnrtmotit of horticulture, O. A. C. Experiment Station. LOCAL PERSONALS 1C-40; Lot 4; BW-NWU, WiJS 0ct, r, 1921. Itocovory on Account W, 8WUNKU. KV4SWU Sec Lot 1, BJ4NEH Sec. 4-10-40. Out. 4, 1021. $r,oo.oo. U. S. A. to Win. C. Toinlln. Jr. SBU, S4NB , NWVtNBU, NEli NW Boc 8-23-41. Aug. C, 1020. (loo. W. Atwntor ot nl to doo, A. llollowoll. SEViSWVi See.' 29-32-41. July 2, 1021. $10.00. U. 8. A. to Colbort I'nttorson, Lots 0 nnd 7, Soc, 0-10-40; N',4 RE, SBViSB Sec. 1-10-39. Aug. 11, 1019. C. T. Iloynton at ux to Hiniiui Klrchor ot vlr, Lot 0, Mock 30, Kldrcdgo Add to Vulo. Oct. 3, 1921. $1.00. U. 8. A. to Clnytou O. Douglas, SWUNE , NK8K14 Sec. 10; W14 8W14. HE 8WJ Soc. 20; N'UNWli Soc. 20-10-40. Aug. 2.., 1021. Jamos Blmor Lnwroncu ot ux to A. E. Nichols. NBU, EtfNWU. N Mi 813, Soc. 24-14-38. Oct. 0, 1021. $G00.00. T one eleven cigarettes at HPn Pjamml mrmm aHT fct ira7fiftlffll 5Sh Y mwfilifif "1' 1 1 1 War $r.r,4.o. Frnnk Nowlnn vs. Vorna Newton. Oct. 0, 1021. Dlvorro. C. McUoiiIkIII vs. J. Rogers Oct. 7, 1021. Iterovory of tnonoy. $140. 21. Snlonn 13. Flomtuons vs. Otto A. Koslmlck, Oct. 7, 1021. Foreclosure of mortgage $2,r,94.02. Stntn Laud Ilonril vs. Bmmn Itnn som ot nl. Oct 8, 1921. Foreclos ure of Mortgage $2,104.ri8. COMI'MINTH FILED IX COUNTY COUIIT J, L. I'opo vs. A. II. Cox. Oct. 0, 1921. Itocovory on nccouut. $78,04 rrhc Three Inseparables One for mildncM.VIRGINIA One for rru?llownej$,BURLEY One for aroma.TURKISH The flncit tobaccos perfectly aged and blended 20brl5 1 At ,Yn . tt(w' IIIl'-CTJ.l.ftX- TILE RHAINAOT. EXI'LAIXED Ilosiilts of lnvoRtlt;ntlonB on spar ing, dopth nnd cnpnclty or drain tile, with othor usaftil Information on putting In tiling systems on Oregon wot Inuds, nro rcntly for tho farmer who lias wot tracts to bo drained. Tho rosults nro published In oxpor Imont stntlnti bullotln No, 174, Farm Drnlnngo, ready for froo dis tribution. "Much of tho wot Inndn Is near transportation and has long growing seasons, drnlnngo being tho only factor lacking to mnko It pro ductive and profllnblo." saya W. L Powers, chlof of noils at tho colloga nnd Joint nuthor with Ward Crol- clior of the bullotln. "With the uroKont roducod cost of nintorlnls mid tho surplus of Inbnr this Is tho most fnvornblo tlmo to Install drain uge. Lnnd owners who put In tiling this year nro adding pormnnont lm provomontH to tholr proporty whllo nt tho snmo tlmo providing needed timploymont." Tho run-off data on four typical Oregon streams Is of valuo to drnlnngo find highway engineers. ANTIIRACNOSH HI'lt.VY DUE OrchnrdlHts who hnvo not sprayed for authrncnoso should do so nt onco. When Bprnylng Is done thor oughly bo that ovory twig Is covorod llttlo Infoctlnn will result. Uso Dnrdcnux mlxturo 4-4-50. To mako thin illssolvn 4 pounds copper sul fnto In water and slnko 4 pounds ot quick llmo. Dlluto ouo solution In tho spmv tnnk nnd then add tho other it ml fill up to GO gallons. When u largo quantity I needed mnko up n stock solution and dlluto us nooded. Full direction for mlx- VVR7P?W2''lTV"r'''Vlrx'r' -mw " , '- fTTlfflSi?Brail Yon cannot toll how soon nor how urgently yon will need the help that a hank account can give. It may he misfortune, it may ho op portunity, that will supply tho need. In either event it is well to he pre pared, as yon can lie if yon start an aeeonnt with ns now. An accommodating service awaits yon here. Mrs.' Itny Duncan and children of Ironstdo enmo down to Ontario last week for a visit with Mrs. Duncan's mother Mrs. A. M. Lackey boforo going to Silver City, whero sho will Jot In her husbnnd, for .tho winter, Mrs. J. W. McCulloch left Mondny mornliic for n few days visit In Hums. Mrs. Codo Ilutlor loft last week to Join her husbnnd In Ilolso whero thoy expect to live this winter. Mrs. J. Flnglor roturnod Inst wook from I'ocatcllo whero sha has boon visiting. Tho Misses Nelllo nnd Elslo Mor ris spent 8undny nt tholr homo In Wclsor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Lackey expect to leavo soon to spend tho wfntnr In 8llver City. Mrs. Bstls Morton of Harper has boon visiting savernl dnys with her sister, Mrs. A. It. Iloberts. Last Friday morning tho tiro de partment was called to Vlrgol Stn ples' ranch, whero n barn nnd some tiny had caught on flro. Tho bnrn and about flvo tons or hay woro complotoly destroyod. Tho boys woro successful In kcoplng tho flro from tho other stneks nnd tho house Mrs. Lloyd Illchos and llttlo soil! nrrlvod In Ontario from Sltvorton, Oregon, Friday morning on their way to tholr homo In Vnlo. Mr. niches enmo to Ontario to moot thorn. Mrs. N. O. lied ford had ns hor guests over Sunday, Mr. nnd . Mrs. Onkloy, Miss Helen Onkloy and Mr. C. Trlkoll or Ilolso. Miss Oakloy and Mr, Trlkoll roturnod to Ilolso Monday morning nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Oakley wont on to Spoknne. C. W. Mnllott who Is qulto sor lously lllwns taken to Portland Tuosdny for medical treatment. Mrs. Mnllott nccompnnlcd him. Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins of Okla homa who havo boon visiting tholr daughters, Mrs. Herb Stownrt nnd Mrs. Curt Inglo, for tho past two months roturnod to tholr homo last Sunday morning. Q. W. Doan has rented tho I). II. Wood ranch, section 13, and expects to ralso n big crop ot potatoes yioro noxt yoar. Mr. nnd Mrs, C. F. Cox loft Sun day afternoon for Portland. Mr. Cox Is ono of tho roprosontntlvos of Armour Lodgo ot K. nt P. to tho annual convention of tho Ornnd Lodgo. Mr. nnd Mrs. J .It. Illncknby ro turnod this week from Jordan Vnl loy whero thoy spout ix weok look ing nftor their Intorosts In that sec tion ot tho county. Judgo E. II. Tost hold n spoclal session of tho Court hero Sunday for nn examination of a Mrs. Ellin- both Hallmon whoso actions In tho city on Suudny cnusod consldorablo stir. She was sent to tho state hos pltal for treatment. Hor rolntlves enmo nnd took her llttlo son homo with them Monday. Funeral sorvlces for Richard Lackoy, llttlo son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilorbort Lackoy of St, Anthony. Idaho, woro hold Sunday nftornoon at the homo of Mrs. A. M. Lackoy, nev. aillandors , officiated. Intor mmit was mado In tho Ontario comotery. Tho llttlo boy wns sor- I on sly 111 for two weeks but hopo was hold for his recovery up until tho Inst day. A largo crowd of Ontario pooplo attended tho Wolser Round Up Friday. Among thoso who went ovor to see tho show were: Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Fraser, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilowland, Mr. and Mrs. E, M. Orolg, Mr nnd Mrs, Win. Rusk, Mr. nnd Mrs, J Llngle, Lloyd Llnglo, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vcrn Chnmbors, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack I.andls, Miss Viola Hunted, C. R. Augustus, Freeland Colvnrd, Mrs. II. E. McCarthy, Mrs. J. Andorson. FAIRMONT CREAMERY WANTS YOUR Cream, Poultry & Eggs HIGH CASH PRICES PAID Don't forget to get in line with us for TURKEYS ONTARIO'S GREATEST NEED TODAY IS SIDEWALKS The appearance of Ontario as a city is injured by tho lack of sidewalks, good durable Concrcto sidewalks. Tho valuo of many good pieces of proporty is lessened because there are no walks in front of them. Is This Not True? The only manner in which this condition can bo remedied is to have the needed walks built. There is no need for delay on account of high prices. Concrcto walks last for many, many years, thoy have not increased in cost as havo other materials. Thoy last longer and are 'cheaper and bettor than board walks. WE CAN BUILD YOURS NOW If you want a walk, if you nood a walk, if you would have Ontario o bettor looking homelike city, lot us FURNISH YOU AN ESTIMATE ON A CONCRETE WALK BLASER CONCRETE CO. Fred Blasor, Ontario, Oregon WORTHWHILE OFFERINGS AT ONTARIO STORES AND SHOPS Below you will find special bargain offerings of ONTARIO MERCHANTS. THESE prioos will prevail at the stores naned from October 1 to October 15 Inch These goods and these prices present real bargains. We believe that it will pay you to investigate the. goods and prices of Ontario merchants. VARIETY STORE Set of 6' Knives and Forks Wallace Bros. Malocco Plated, 75o B0YER BROS. CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Large Size Heavy Cotton Blankets, $1.39. MAO.VLNKS IN T.IHRAIIY CIRCULATE AS HOOKS Tho following magazines may be found In the Mntheur county cen tral library, Ontario, Oregon. The back numbers of nearly all of those magazines circulate, as books. American Roy, American City, American Review of Rovlews, Asia, Atlantic Monthlv, noys Life, Con tury, Current History Magazine, El ementary School Journal, Good Housekeeping, Harpers, Houso and Onrden, Independent, Life, Liter nry Digest, Nation, National Geo graphic, Outlook, Pan American Magazine, Popular Mechanics, St. Nicholas, Scientific American, Wo man's Home Compnnlon, World's Work, Storra Educational News, Clubwoman's niillotln. Health First; Organ of Oregon Tuborculosla Association. 0SB0RN MILLINERY Mrs. N. 0. Bedford Ladies Waists, Values up to 9.(30 for 3.95 ONTARIO TRADING CO. Phonographs for l9 Retail Selling Price CASH GROCERY CO. Toilet Soap Go per bar HARVEY k RICKER GARAQE Gasoline 28c per gal. ONTARIO FURNITURE CO. fl.00 Cretons for BOo GOLDEN RULE STORE 27 in. Heavy White Outing Flannel 121,0 per yard ONTARIO ARGUS 500 Fora Lettor Heads, 13.60 ONTARIO PHARMACY $2. 60 Hot Water Bottles for 12.00 RADER BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE 11 pairs Rookf ord nixed Sooks for $1.00 THE SUGAR BOWL Chocolate Coated Peanuts 40c lb. Regular price 60c MORRIS MILLINERY Hand Knit Sweaters 912.50 to $15.00 values, now, $8.00 MARSDEN'S MACHINE Coluabia Batteries BOc INDEPENDENT MARKET Jiffy Jell 5o per package TAGGART HARDWARE CO. 2.60 Aluminum Dishpans for 1.50 L0BE SERVICE STATION Whis Top Dressing, Regular Price 1.60, for $1.16 MoNULIY k CO. RasBU33ens Pure Paint - In 1 gal. cans, (colors), $3.00 in 1 gal. cans, (White), $3.20 HENRY MILLER--JEWLER Agate ring, $4.00 value, at $2.80 TURNER'S MUSIC STORE Columbia Reoords, BOc ONTARIO MEAT & GROCERY CO. 6V lb. to 7 lb. Caddy Crackers, 78c PURITY BAKERY Jelly Rolls 10c per cut Was 16 o TR0XKLL IMPLEMENT CO. 25 off on all Hardwood purchases CASH GRAIN CO. Kerr's Egg Producer $3.00 per 100 lbs. E. A. FRASER Caap Stoves Complete $4,60 BLACKABY JEWELRY STORE Guaranteed Alarm Clocks $1.10 H. R. UDICK 18 Miokel Plated Towel Bars Reg. value $1.25, for Q5o 0. G. LUBHRS $1.00 Pierrette Fao Powder, all colors 50c FORD GARAGE ' Proteot Your Battery Ford Battery Boxes $3.50 Installed CEO. W. WAY! Farm Implements, Patriot Trucks sold at factory price, F. 0. B. Ontarip riw 5svr