The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, October 20, 1921, Image 7

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THEj)NTAIlIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, TOETUESDAYOCTOBER 20, 1921
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TII2 UNIVERSAL CAR
Mr. Ford Owner
Do you know that we can do your
Ferd: Work Cheaper and Better?
Why?
""UR mechanics are experienced Ford
-' Men. Our machinery and tools
are'especially made for Ford work.
We have the only fully equipped . Ford
Shop in Malheur County.!
Ford Repair Labor Reduced 20
Complete Motor Overhaul - $20.00
Install and refit all four Pistons
and Rings - - - $6.00
Grind Valves and clean Carbon $3.00
Overhaul Rear End - - $7.00
Tighten all four Wheels - $2.00
We use only genuine Ford Parts and guarantee all
Work
FORD GARAGE
V U. Staple
PUBLIC SALE!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28
At my home rarich 3 miles cast of Vale on the
Vale-Ontario road. Owing to the fact that I have
rented mtf ranch I will offer my stock and cquip
mentto tho highest and best bidders.
LIVESTOCK
l.toam mules, six years old, weight 3000 lbs.
1 team mules, five years old, woight 2000
lbs.
1 Jersey cow, four years old, fresh in
January
1 one-half Jersey cow, seven years old,
fresh November 1
1 Shorthorn cow, six years old, fresh in
February.
FARM MACHINERY
3 hay wagons with 18 foot racks and stool
wheels.
1 Threo and a quarter wagon, 'Studobaker
1 Single buggy and harness, nearly new
1 Tandem diso harrow
1 Spring tooth harrow
1 Peg tooth harrow
1 Double shovel plow
1 Single shovel plow
1 1 horse cultivator
1 Garden cultivator
1 Two way Oliver sulkey plow
1 Walking plow, 12 inch
1 Slip scraper
1 Van Brunt grain drill
1 McCormick mower, nearly new
1 Deering binder
1 Deering mower
1 McCormick hay rake
Two sets harness
1 Cream separator
3 Cream cans
Hog scalding vat
Wheelbarrow and two log chains
10 Joints 14 inch concrete tile
10 joints 12 inch concrete tile
Pitch forks, shovels, and all small toots
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
1 oil stove
Three steel beds and springs
Dish cupboard, kitchen cabinet, sanitary
couch and mattress, one half doaen chairs
kitchen table, cooking utensils and dishes
1 fibre rug
TERMS: For all sums of $10 and under, cash.
Five per cent discount on all sums over $10 if paid
in cash; otherwise satisfactory note payable in one
year at 10 per cent interest.
Sale Starts at 11:00 A. M. Free Lunch at noon
REX MARQUIS, Owner
1 Amos Miller, Auctioneer H. B. Cockrum, Clerk
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Ontario, pro.
MONTHLY REPORT OK TUB
OOUNTV AGRICULTURAL AGENT
For tho Period of September B to
October 1, 11)21.
Tho tnnjor projects for tho porlod
of tills report woro In poultry,
dralnago nud inarkotliig. 'Sorao ttmo
was dovotod to farm records, crop
Improvement, fairs, and to confer
ences with official visitors.
Poultry
Tho first meetings of a sorlea of
doinonstrnt'ons In poultry keeping
woro glvon during tho month. Tho
Instructional work at tlioso mootlngs
was conductod by llorbort Cosby,
Extension npoclnllot In poultry bus
bandry nnd conslstod of a locturo
on tho principles of soloctton of high
laying lions, followed by a domon
strntlon of culling Into throo
classes: culls, medium or commer
cial lavors, and high layers or brood
ors. Throo such liiootlngB woro hold,
ono each at Adrian, Cairo and Ore
gon Blopo.
Plans woro tnado with Mr. Cos
by for tho establishment of a poul
try demonstration on farm and tho
holding of regular domonBtratton
meetings on tlmoly topics for .Alio
bonaflt of tho poultry Industry. Ar
rangomonts woro also mado to ex
tend, tho bonoflts of tho culling dom
onstrattons to tho Vale and llrogan
Jainlcson Boctlons with tho assist
anco of Graham Park and arrange
ruonts mado for mootlngs at those
points lu October.
I Irrnliinaa
Ono dralnago demonstration moot
lug was hold at Vale for tho purposo
of Inspecting tho drainage and alkali
removal experiments in progress on
tho tract established thoro enrllor In
tho yoar, under tho direction of tho
Oregon Experiment Station, and to
witness a demonstration of tho
sluicing mothod of dralnago canal
construction worked out by W. W.
Johnston and Percy Pervious In con
nection with this work during tho
summer. Tho mooting was attend
ed by 20 porsons roprosontlug sovon
or olght contompltod dralnago pro
jects. Following tho sluicing dem
onstration glvon by Mr. Pervtus
talks woro glvon by Director Jardlno
of tho Oregon Experiment Btntlon,
F. L. nallard of tho -Extension Ser
vice and othor raombors of ,tho
party.
Tho ngont mado preliminary ar
rangomonts toward tho closo of tho
porlod covered by this roport, far
tho organization of four dralnago
projects.
S MnrketliiK
Work in this dopartmont conslst
od of n continuation of offort to
ward tho organization of tho Orojjou
Co-oporatlvo Wheat a rowers Asso
ciation and tho Pacific Cooporatlvo
Poultry Producors Association, In
tho county along linos roportod
horotoforo. Assistance was given
tho whoat growers association in
planning Its momborshlp campaign.
Tho orgnnlzor nuccoodod in signing
up approximately fifty porcont of tho
principal growers during tho month.
Assistance was given lu making
preliminary arrangements for a
momborshlp drlvo oarly in October
for tho poultry association, tho drlvo
to bo mado by teams consisting of
ono Mainour County business man
with his automobllu, ono Caldwoll
buslnoss man as solicitor, and ono pr
mora local poultrymon as guides
and assistants. This plan was sug
gested as a rosult of mootlngs be
tween Caldwoll, Idaho buslnoss mon
and business men of Ontario and
Nvss.
Other marketing -work of a pre
liminary natura was dono, principal?
ly of an investigational nature In
connection with tho Oregon wool
and Mohair Orowors Association and
tho Oregon Orowors Cooporatlvo
Association.
Othor Project Work
A farm rocord survoy of whoat
ylolds to obtain first hand Informa
tion direct from tho farms about tho
Spring whoat ylolds -with relation to
varieties, tlrao of seeding, rata of
seeding, and number of irrigations,
was undertaken. Sufficient data
had boon secured at tho end of tho
month, to ruaVo It apparont that
soma very valuable information
would bo available as a rosult whon
tho survoy is completed. This work
will bo roported Iator In moro do
tail. Somo ttmo was spont In locating
seed potatoes, for noxt yoar' crop,
particular emphasis being placod on
the purchaso of somo extra good
certltlod seed for planting seed plots.
Somo tlmo was also dovotod to
fair work in connection with Ore
gon Blopo community fair, the Mal
heur County Fftir, tho N. W. Oroln
aud Hay Show, and In helping tho
Club Leader instruct corn club mem
bers in tho selection of exhibits.
Tho farm bureau news was edited
and the usual reports proparod. As
sistant county agent leader, F. L.
nallard, was In conference with the
agent during tho month, as was also
Director Jardlno of aro Oregon Ex
periment Station and Dlroctor Paul
V. Maris, of the Extension Service.
Miscellaneous
During tho period coverod by this
roport, apprpxlmately 70 persons
called at tho office on business; the
agont mado 9 visits at farms and 14
visits at demontrations; 6 project
mootlngs with. a total attendance of
188 were held and 2 othor meetings
woro attended; 3 articles woro pro
pared for tho local press and IS for
the Farm Dureau News; 114 per
sonal buslnoss letters and 14 circu
lar loiters of 879 copies wero writ
ten; 11 days wore spont In tho field,
10 In tho office and 3 on vacation.
Thero -will be some wonderful bar
gains at the One Cent Salo. ON
TARIO PHARMACY.
GUILD MEETINO
The Episcopal Ouild -will hold its
first meeting of tho Guild Year,
Thursday, October 27 at the home
of Mrs. J. D. BUllnssley.
LOCAL PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Kolsay of
Nampa woro wook end guests at
tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Dlackaby.
J. W. McCulloch returned Satur
day from Burns whoro ho attended
tho rogular session of tho Harney
county district court.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cox roturnod
Thursday from Portland whoro Mr.
Cox attohdod tho sessions of tho
Knights of Pythias grand lodgo.
II. W. Swaglcr roturnod Saturday
from Portland aftor roprosontlug
Armour Lodgo at tho annual grand
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a theory to develop
Correct Lubrication
No advinuf of acitnea, of vast resources, of long
iptrUnc, of up-to-thi'dilnuu qulpmtnt nnd meth
ods, is ovtrlooktd by this company In miking Zro
ln lubricating otl of tb hljbtil quality.
If It war poaslbla to male a b'ttur oil than ZtroUna,
this company would rnaka Ik
It I mad In flva contUlt ncUt, on of which Is tiactly
suited to th nd of your car.
Us Zaroltn for Correct Lubrication.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(OHfekU)
DIRECTORY OF ONTARIO'S
BUSINESS FIRMS
These Men and Firms will serve your very needs promptly. Call upon or write to
any of those who are listed below when in need of anything in their respective
lines. They are reliable:
HANKS
FIRST NATIONAL DANK
Capital and Surplus f 100,000
"A Qood Dank In A Qood Country"
ONTARIO NATIONAL DANK
Tho Oldost Dank in Malheur
County "Service that Sorves"
Capital and Surplus 1100,000.
DRUGS AND 8UNDHU49
ONTARIO PHARMACY
O. M. Castleman, Prop.
Prescription Specialist Victor
Phpuograpbs Rexall Hoinedles
Eastman Kodaks
KNOLLWOOD DAIRY
Phono 303-J
THE SUOAR DOWL
We Make Our Own Ice Cream
M. W. KELLOQ
Specialist for Rheumatism
I cure where others fall.
P. O, Dox 569 Ontario, Oro,
KLEOTRIO SUPPLIES
ONTARIO ELECTRIC CO.
Electrical Appltancos and Wiring
GLEANERS
We will Clean and Dye for You
at the
ONTARIO PRESBARY
HARDWARE
MONULTY HARDWARE CO.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
TAG 0 ART HARDWARE CO.
Malheur County's Largest
Hardware Storo
TROXELL IMPLEMENT CO.
Farm Operating Equipment
McCormick, Deering and P. & O.
H. R. UDICK
Plumbing and Heating
Desvettle Water Systems
lodgo session of tho Knights of
Pythias.
Tho Monday Drldgo met this wcok
at tho homo of Mrs. O. M. Castlo
man. Tho Tuesday Drldgo oponod Its
wlntor season this wook at tho homo
of Mrs. C. R. Emlson.
Tho Fortnlghtlv started Its wln
tor'o program at tho homo of , Mr.
and Mrs, Qoorga K. Alkon, Satur
day night of last wcok.
Mrs. E. C. Van Potton was tho
hostess for tho Initial mooting of tho
We'dnooday Drldgo Club.
Mrs. George W. Sturman, who hns
boon tho guest of lior sister Mrs. J.
R. Rnsmussen for tho past two
wooks loft yostorday for her homo
soHSSSLHiSvc .
HOTELS
HOTEL WILSON
Tho "Homey" Hotel of Malheur
County. Qood Meals 40o
FUNERAL DIREOTOitS AND
KMHALMEH8
PHILLADAUM & ALLEN
Phono 227 or 178 Ontario, Orogon
OPTOMISXIMST
DR. J. A. MO FALL
Eyoslght Specialist
Eyo Glasses and Spectacles
MILLINERY
Distinction Jn Clothing And
Millinery is the Mark of Those
Who Patrbnlzo
THE STYLE SHOP
MORIUS MILLINERY &
NOVELTY SHOP
Palmyre Waists Women's Suits
And Sport Clothes
OSDORN MILLINERY
Nell O. Dodford, Prop.
The Only Exclusive Millinery Store
This Sldo of Salt Lake
MRS BLANCHE C. ANDERSON
Hemstitching lOo per yard
Phone 42-W P. O. Dox E 10
HAKERIES
PURITY DAKERY
Ernest Darcus, Prop?
All Kinds of 'Dreads, Cakes
and Pastry
"NOTIONS
VARIETY STORE
Moro than a thousand Articles
for the home
"TIJIiNlTUftB
ONTARIO TRADINQ CO.
Successors
MC DOWELL FURNITURE CO.
A. L. McDowell, Mgr. & Pres.
J. D. Ingram, Seo'y. & Treas.
E. PARRISH
New and Second Hand Furniture
Across from Doyer Bros. Store
DYRON TURNER
Signs t
in Montpollor, Idaho.
Mrs. Ivan E. Oakoa, and Mrs.
Arthur Moans, woro tho hostesses,
at tho homo of Mrs. Means, for tho
Vale Chnptor of tho P. E. O. Tues
day attornoon.
Coming noxt wcok, ONE
BALE, Ontario Pharmacy.
CENT
LOST A bay goldlng and a black
raaro with whlto faco and whlto
hind foot. Loft my placo on Mai
nour river near Crystal and woro
Inst scon headed toward Ontnrlo.
Flndor ploaso notify T. P. Dulmor,
Pnyotto 11. F. D. No. 3.
GET OUR PRICKS on Ford partB
botoro buying. Wo soli for less.
FORD OARAQE.
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8ERVICE TIRE & DATTERY CO.
Auto Tiro Dattory
Repairing
uitocimius
THE CASH OROCERY
"Good Things to Eat"
THE INDEPENDENT MARKET
Phones 0 and 136
If Its Oood To Eat We Have It
It It'a Furiu Produce We Duy It
ONTARIO MEAT & OROCERY CO.
The Home of Oood Eats and
Low Prices
Phonos 3 and 181
DEPARTMENT STORES
L2
MOKt
Evory Day a Dargaln Day
Dependable Morcbandlso
"Not the Choapest, Dut the Deal"
RADER DROS.
THE 1IUD
Ono of 40 Stores
Will Savo You Real Money
E. A. ERASER
Hardware aud Groceries
"JEWELERS
RLAOKADY JEWELRY BTOnB
Home of
"Qlfts that Last"
HENRY MILLER
Watchmaker, Jowelry
Our Motte: Honosty First
ONTARIO REAL IMTATH CO.
Farm Lands City Probity
Insurance & lteutal
"TiAClllNBTtY
GEO. W. WAYT
Farm Machinery and Equipment
John Doere Line Mollne Tractors
V. W. MAHSDEN
General Repair nnd Machine Work
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