The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, November 17, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textk, 1R!J:5j: THE ONTARIO AROUS. ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921 4 m r W '? V NOTICE TO CAR OWNERS Come in and let us show you our line of Gates Super Tread Tires SPECIAL! 30x3 1-2. GREY TUBES .$1.50 Willarcl all rubber Batteries for Ford Cars for Less ' ;SERVSCE TIRE & BATTERY CO. At our now location 3 doors north of Carter House WELLS DAIRY MEETS ALL COMPETITION IN , Quality of its Products or the price at which it is sold and delivered Phone 34W2 for Service Milk delivered day or night WELLS DAIRY Ontario, Oregon A UCT10NEERS DICKENS & SHULTZ CALDWELL- PHONE 455J CALL AT O.UR EXPENSE YOU WILL LIKE US mmmk C-i Comfort fa PEARL OIL HEAT AND LIGHT With Pearl Oil na fuel your oil heater literally radiates comfort wher ever you use It In living room, bathroom, or bed room. Pearl Oil brings tho best out of any good oil heater supplying a con stant healthful tempera ture that everyone ap preciates these chilly evenings. It Is refined and re refined by our special process which makes it clean-burning no smolco no odor no waste. .. Sold In tiulk by dealers everywhere! Order by name Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY , ONTARIO HIGH SCHOOL WEEKLY NEWS BUDGET Written and Edited by the News Writing Class of Tlje English Department A pleasant surprlso was enjoyed Inst Wednesday evening by members of tho cast of tho Junior play, when tlioy were treated to a dotlclotis luncheon sorved In tho domestic sclcnco Jabratory. At assembly Wednesday, Novem ber 0, Holm Hood gava an oxcollont talk on Oo (id English and Its ad vantages. Sho hold, tho nttontton ot tho nssombly throughout her talk and received n vory hearty appUuso at tho end. Miss Gaboon visited friends In Mldvalo Friday. Tho Mondny morning assembly period was devoted to tho soiling ot tags. Tho prlco ot tho tags Is ten conts. Tho money obtained from tho snto ot those tags will bo used to tlnanco tho pep campaign. Mr, Lathrop spont tho week ond with lila parents nt Emmott. , Balurday, November 12, Modest , Monro gave a freshman party nt hor homo. GnmoB woro played during tho evening and nt a lata hour dainty refreshments woro served, Tho froshmnn all reported n good tlmo. Mr. Hughos, William Wliomon, Joo Knnyld and Kugono Sliny at tended tho footbalf gamo Friday, Novombor 11 nt Ilolso botwoen Wyoming and Idaho. Tlioy wont for tho purposo of obtaining soma polntors but Mr. Hughes reported that nono woro In ovldcnco as It wan a vory poor gamo. Tho Top Club mot Saturdny night November 12, nt tho high school. A sorpnntlno was formed, which wound thru tho town stopping nt oach crossing to glvo soma ot tho High School Yells. Inez Cary Is leaving Tuesday, No vombor 16, for Spokano whoro she will mnko hor homo. Tho girls who aro going out for basketball will practlco ovory Tues day an Thursday at tho high bcIiooI gym. Lator they will linvo tho uso of tho opera Iioubo. Tho assombly period Toosday morning was given ovor to singing "pep" songs and practicing yolls to ho used at tho O. H. S. Nampn gamo Friday. Novombor 11, tho O. 11. S. Daud played for tho Legion pnrado. They played tho Star Spangled Ilannor while tho flag was being raised. Tho boys showed consldorablo Im provement. Thursday morning nt tho aB&cm bly Miss Conway In hor usual outer talnlng manner rendered two vocal selections. "Whon Song Is Swoot " and "Hoverlcs". Sho responded to a hearty oncoro with "Faggy Dow." Friday, Novombor 18, occurs tho last football gamo of tho season which Is to bo with Nampn. It Is predicted that this will bo tho hard est fight tho boys liava had, but tlioy aro roady for It and hnvo tho strong support of tho school and town, Tho total enrollment In tho On tario schoolB Is 724, Of this num ber 200 nro onrollod In tho high school. At tho beginning of this wook thirty now hooks wero placed In tho high bcIiooI library. Thursday morning Mr. Hainan gnvo an Interesting tnlk on Advan tages of good English In Uuslness Frldny at 7:30, Novombor 18, tho Parent Tcnchor Association will hnvo tholr first regular mooting, a program Is arranged and tho orches tra will play. Mr. llouchor left last Thursday nlornlng for Ilolso to attond tho Court Martial of tho It. O. T. C. of tho Dolso High School. Ford Champion X spark plug 00c. Ford (larago. WANTED At once, mnn or wo man to represent us and net as our agent In this community, good pro position to right pnrty, muBt bo nblo to glvo bank roforouca or put up a cash bond. Lorlmor's City Oyo Works, Dolso, Idaho. FOR KENT Two bedrooms In prIVata homo, 47tf. LOST A bay goldlng and a black maro with whlto faca and whlto hind foot. Loft my placo on Mal heur rlvor near Crystal and wore Inst scon hoadod toward Ontario. Finder ploaso notify T. P. Dulraor, Payette R. F. D. No. 3. FOR SALE I havo for salo flno whlto rock roostors, tho C. Daniel strain, Roso Cavlncss, Ontario, Orn. Routo 2. 49-G0p FOR SALE Corn on tho cob. Will dollvor. John Knkobcoko, On tario, R. R. D. No. 1. FOR RENT 2 room npartmont Call 80-M, Ford purls again reduced. Radi ators $18. fiO, trout springs $2 75. Ford Oarage. FOR RENT Dodrtjom In modorn homo. Call 00-W. tf. 'FOR 8ALE Drlck house, Bovon rooms, thrco lots, gnrago, on main Btreot. W. F. Escuo. FOR SALE Automobile, NnBh four, now. W. F. Mscuo. HLiflHMHMMHHHHflflHESflB1 WOIUAM S. HART . i - MAL)li:UIl COUNTY KRAU lOTATK TRANSFERS RECORDED nov. n to Nov. i a Win, McNary ot ux to Fred Kllng- back, 3C acres In BBUNEtf Sec. 13-21-45; flHMNWVi. Lot 2, W& NEW Sec. 18-21-40. Oct. 24, 1021. 11.00. Edmund A. Frnsor ot ux to Malln- da J. Jenkins, Lot 4, BEHBWW, NBU8WW, Boc. 18; Lot 1, NEK NWU Sec. 19-19-47. Nor. 4, 1021. 11.00. Hunt Bhcop nnd Land Co, to John A. Hunt Fooder Co., EtfNWU, W HNEU, Sec. 7; 8WV48EU Sec. 0-10-47; WHSEU, 8EUSWV1 Sec. 1-10-40. Nor. 3, 1921. $1.00. Waltor C. Rowling ot ux to Mary Howard Drown, 8H8WW8Ei Boc. 17-18-47, Aug. 1, 1021. IS.000.00. W. C. Dlount ot ux to N. K. nick ford, NH8BUNEU 8ec. 27-33-39. Jan. 23, 1919. $1.00. J. R. Dlackaby ot al to Honry A. Miller, NEUNEKNBUNEU Soc. 4-18-47. Mar. 29, 1920. $360.00. Bhortff H. Loo Noo to K. E. Nor vail, E8EU 8oc. 14-19-44. Nov. 9, 1931. $298.80. (Redemption Cer tificate). Myron A. Tatch to Frank M. Orant, Lots 3, 4, C, 0, 7, 8, 9 and 10, niock 20; Lots 13 to 24 In. Dlk. 5, Annex. July 29, 1921. $1.00. Sidney P. L. Wlmmer et ux to Ell I. lleers, NEtfBEW Sec. 20; N 8WU, BE8WVi Soc. 26-23-38. Nor. 22, 1920. $1,600.00. U, 8. A. to Charlotto Cob urn, Lots 4, 6, and 7, Sec. 0-16-39. Juno 29, 1920. U. 8, A. to Warren Illatno Spauld-ins-, EHSBtt Soc. 0; 8 Soc. 6; NHNWtf, and NBtf Boo. 8-10-39. July 7, 1921. (Final Cert.). U. 8. A. to Warren Dlalne Spauld Ing, Lots 2 and 3, SEUNWtf, SWUNEVi, E K8WU, WVjSBU Sec 3-10-39. Nov. 20, 1919. U. 8. A. to Warren Dlalne Spauld Ing, 8WUNWK, WV4BWH Sec. 3; SB4NE, E8E Sec. 4; NE.tf i,E, Boc. 9; NWUNWVi Sec. 10-16-39, Nov. 20, 1919. Reuben MoCreory ot ux to Holly Bros., Lots 3 and 4, Dlock 8, Adrian May 1, 1920. $60.00 D. J. Burrough to John H. Forbes, NHSEU, NBUSWVi Sec. 19-19-47. Mar. 8, 1918. $2,00.00. Sheriff II. Lee Noo to Vernon 8. Griffith, BEWNWU Soc. 25-36-37 Jan, 3, 1921, $8.71. U. S, A. to Jeff D. Dllllngsley. Lota 1 and 2, SHNEU Boc. 3-28-38. Feb. 12, 1903. U. S. A. to F. A. Hydo & Co., 8WUNWU, WtfBWtf Bee. 2; 8 Bee. 3; NHNEH, NNW Boo 10; NWNWU' Sec. 11-28-38. Sept. 25, 1921. U. S. A. to James Ernest Locey, SBU8WU Sec. 16; NEUNEtf, B EUNWU. EV48WU, WSE, SB UBBU Sec. 22-14-40. Oct. 11, 1921 U. 8. A. to Fred E. Locey, SWtf NEW Sec. 29-13-39. Oct. 13, 1921 Camlllous P. Lawrence to W. R Lofton, All ot Soc. 2-1S-38. Oct. 3, 1921. $3,000.00. F. L. Morfltt ot ux to Allco M. Williams, 10,30 acres In StiU Boc. 36-13-40. Juno 25, 1920. $1.00. U. S. A. to Harrison Fay Drown, SWU8WU Sec. 14; 8UNBU. Nft 8E, Boc. 22; NttNWU, BWUNW VI Soc. 23-19-40, Aug. 0, 1018. Harrison Fay Drown to Wluflold Drown, Und. U Int. In SWU8WVI, Soc. 14; SHNEU, NV&8EK Soc 22; NV4NWW, 8WV4NWU 8oc 23-19-40. Nov, 7, 1921. $1.00. U. S. A. to Clark C, Btlmmol, SH NAVU, BWUNEU, NUKNWU Sec. 10-34-40. Aug. 1, 1019. MAHIUAOi: MCKNHIM IKHUKI) nurton O. Plcklo and Elvira Skin nor, Nov. 8, 1921. COMPLAINTS FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT Poarl N. Jonos vs. Don Jonos, Nov. 7, 1921. DIvorco. Carlos Dllbao vs. Jaca Commer cial Co., Nov. 7, 1921. Rncovory on Noto. $1,004.00. First National Dank of Pocatolla vs. T. II. Mooro, Nov. 9, 1921. Re covery on Noto, $779.60. Elbert Dutlor, Jr. vs. Hunt Shoop & Land Co., ot al. Nov. 10, 1931 Foreclosure of mortgago, $10,000. Thos. D, Nordalo vs.,N. D. Noyor, Nov, 12, 1921. Recovery on account $93.86. PAID LOCAL ADS FOR RENT Threo room furnish ed apartment across from Mooro Hotel. Mrs. W. C. Johnson. 49p, LOST $6,00 gold piece, datod 1S34. Was in loathor match box The ownor prizes this piece vory highly and offers a reward of $10 to tho finder. Leave at Argus office. FOR SALE Warehouse 40x80, opposite depot on railway tracks. Apply II. R. Udlck. 33-tt. Qenutno Ford parts are Guaran teed and cost less. FORD QARAQE. FOR SALE At a bargain, Bur roughs Adding Machine, slightly us ed. Ontario Electric Co. 46-tf FOR TRADE House and five lots for good Ford Car, Must be In first class condition. Inquire at the Second Hand Store. Ontario, Oregon. FOR RENT Furnished apart ment, modern. Mrs. J. II. Gordon Phono 60-W. tf FOR 8ALE Dees, twenty stands. See E. M. Smith, Ontario, Oregon. FOR SALE Sporting rifle. In quire W. Bosonn, Ontario, 48-49p Poople's Second Hand Store. E. Par rlsb, Prop. 26-tf. WANTED Laundry work to bo dono at home band work. Address Mrs. B. B. Houges, Ontario. LOST One pale, red milk cow, no 'ear marks or brands, large ud der, very gentle. Roward. A. V. Wil son, Ontario, Fboaa 99-W, Evv'rVKcVV!j&sMikBBk J n - P in "V, v)r' Jlw-lj- wfysfle HOUSE PETEIIB In James Ollvor Curwood'a "IHOIIEL" Majeitlo Friday nnil Katmibiy 111 w IS ' IslS ' ISV mvi isHiu MAJESTIC SUN. & HON. I!!"!." ' 'J- A Adding Small Buildings to the Farm is like Add ing Rooms to the Home Isn't it trno that for ovory fifty dollars you ' spend improving a homo or farm you valuo it a hundred dollars more? You find it more convenient, and it is really worth more. Complete the Farm With Small Buildings A well planned chicken houso soon pays for itself in oggs. A healthier flock lays moro oggs. Your tight roofed inmlomont shed keeps the rust off tho machines and lengthens their life. A good stahlo keops tho cows in hotter shape, they give better milk, and your stahlo work is easier. A good garago protects tho investment in motor ear and truck. If you would like to add a useful room Jo your home, glass in tho porch with our ready-made windows moderately priced, Tim M'rtiro that got1 with llolsu I'njollo umtcilul nut I; os (liem moro lulrnlilt piompt ilulhury, nc cuntto cstlnuKcs, sound advice, I lino u talk villi' our sales imwiugcr about liupiou nieiitH now; bofoio winter ei'ln In jou ran lunci new bullillugu up, Geo. McLain, Sales Mgr. Ontario Yard Boise Payette Lbr. Co. BLASER CONCRETE CO. ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK ONTARIO, OREGON