THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTABIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1921 LODGES ELECT OFFICERS IIltM LOCAL PERSONALS wmmmamamnM llenris of Various Frnlcrnl Morlctlcs Nnmwl for Coining Ywu -In stfttlntlons Fixed for "Vnrlou Pntcs Odd Fellow Tlio Odd Follows hold election of ofricors Friday Docomlior 2nd, nnd thn following offlcora woro olected for tlio onsulnp terra: a. V. Haw, noble grand; J. Dlllanl, vloe grand; (' W. Plntt, nnnnclnl eoc'y-i Win. Vlornow, according too'y,; Vic. Mar doiii tronBtirer: Mack rnttorson, trustou. Tlio now officers will bo established at the first moetlng In January. HaMcrii Stiity Klrct Tlio ofllcors of Star Chnntor No 09, O. H. 0. named to lend that or ganlzntlon for tlio coming year wore: nirs. Ltuu urown. w. M.: Frank Wcnvor, V. P.; Mrs. Mntnlo A. Sprlngor, assoclato matron; Miss lloslna Clomont, conductress; Mrs. Ucuslo Iloady, nssoolnto conductress; Mrs. Chloo Tost, secretary nnd Mrs. Graco Turner, tronsuror. Iloynl Arcli Ofriicrs At tlio mooting of Zailoo Chapter no. 34 U. A. M. tlio following of flrers woro oloctod for tlio coming year: J. C. McCrolght, If. n.; Irwin Troxoll, King; Con Ilynn, ncrlbo; W. I, Turner, Decretory; II. L. rotorson trrasuror; nnd J. W. Springer, cap. tain of the host. Knights of Pjtlilnt OlTlrcrs Armour Lodgo No. 00. Knights of Pythias, oloctod tlio following of ficers Wednesday ovenlng: S. J. Mllllkln, chnncollor commnndor; J. II. Athorton, vlco chancellor; A. II. IlohortN, prolato; C. F. Cox, innHtor or tlio work; I. A. Harris, keener of records nnd seal; II. O. Pnyno, maul or of oxchoijuor; C. M. Tylor, master nt nrins; r. a. urtrvin, inner guard; i a I'owoii; ou tor guard; A. It Mr Oregor trustee TO FIND BURU IN ROOM .Mrs. J. W, Miilionoy Iiiin Tlirllllng i;iorlcnio intruder I'lrcs After Helm lulled In At tempt of Itobbcry. Tuesday night Mrs. J.W. Mnhonoy whoso homo Is two rnlloa north of Frultland was nwnkeuod by n scratch !ng nolso In tlio bod room In which alio nnd Mr. Mnhonoy woro occupy lug. Mr. Mnhonoy vnn sound nsloop. Blio t u mod on tliu electric light nnd wns amazed to find n largo man standing nonr tlio hod prowling In tlio drouaor drawer. Tlio man n to tlio foot pf tlio bod nnd Into, uiu uiiiiiik iiium, nun wuuo iiiuru shot u rovolvor ntid liiodo his osrnpo, with Mr. mid Mrs. Mnhonoy nftor him. Ilowovor, ho could not bo found and up to this tlino nothing has boou found missing. NOTION TO CONTHACTOHS IMPHOVKMKNTS TO LIIMIAUV Sealod proposals will bo received nt tlio oftlco of tlio secretary. Mrs. a. I), norman, Ontario, Orogun, until i o'clook p. in. January 4th, 1022, for furnishing matorlal nnd con structing Improvomontft to the libr ary building In Ontario, Oregon. I'lauu nnd specifications may bo seoii nt Franor's store. Tho right Is rcsorvod to roject any or nil bids. lly order of tho Library Hoard. MRS. R. M. ailKIO, President. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F Funk nro tho parents of a baby girl born Friday December 9th. Miss Paulino Bailsman returned homo from Kugono Tuosdny ovonlng to spend tho Chrlstmns holidays with her parents. Mrs. J. It. ltasmusson returned from Montpollor, Idaho Sunday and had as hor guost Monday nnd Tues day, Mrs. Q. S. Stunnan of Mont pollor. Tho Monday llrldgo Club mot with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Uallngher. Mrs. K. ('. Van Potton ontortalnod tho Imperial Club nt hor homo Thurs dny. Mrs. It. 0. Pnyno was hostess to tho Cornntlou Club Tuesday ovonlng. Tho Tuesday llrldgo met with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McDonald. Wednesday nftomoon tho Wednes day Drldgo Club was ontortalnod nt tho homo Mrs. Leo Cockrum. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivnn Oakcs ontor talnod tho Fortnightly club Inst Saturday ovonlng. Tho Womon's Club wll moot Sat urday afternoon with Mrs, J, II. Ulacknby. Mrs. F. J. Clomo Is hostess Sat urday afternoon to tho Muds Club. Tho Krowoldoon Club, which wns rocently organized will moot Frldny nttornoon nt tho homo of Mrs. Owon Tost. Dr, and Mrs. A. It. Hoborts visited In Vnln Miimlnv. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster of Nyp.ua, Oregon spent tho day In On tnrlo tho guests of Itov. Honry Young. J. II. Wolfo of NysBn, visited In Ontario. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyko of Nyssa, visited In Ontario Tuosdny. Lloyd Mcltno of Hlvorsldo Is visit ing In Ontario this wooK. Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs, W. S. Max on. Docomhor 10, n daughter. J. F. Is In LaOrando on business this weak., Sovon carloads of Inmbs woro shipped Into Ontario from Crnno Tuesday nnd .Wodnosdny. Thoy woro purchased by It. N. staufiold, and w 111 bo shipped to cincngo. Iiiirlmnk Clay wns n Crnno visitor Inst week, going thuro to look nftor bus iims Intorosts. Mrs. Strootor Btroup of Wnshoo, vlnltod In Ontario Wodnosdny, tho ijuest of her ulster, Mrs. W. C. An- dorson. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Drown photo graphors, and Miss Monro, oxpoct to lenvo Friday lor California. WANTED Position iu houso beopor. Address Hex 2f, Ontario THEATRE AnRACTIONS MAJIMTIQ TIIKATUi: Thursday nnd Frldny nuiiini) Titiusuiti: MAIUON DAVIKS Andy's Cow Gump Cartoon Saturday THIS WALLOP HAHKY CAIUIY Wlnnors of tho West Bth Episode Sunday nnd Monday THIS HIII'.IK SPECIAL PHODUCTION Contry Coraody Spoolal Muslo Sunday Night Topics of tho Day Tuesday THIS GAUNTLIST IIAKKY MOItRY lutornatlonal News Wodnosdny DANOICHOUH I.IIC8 DAVID POWKLL Star Comedy piCTimiss comino Lust of tho Mohicans Doc. 23-24 Olldod Lily Mao Murry, Jan I rho Four Horsoman of tho Apocal- pso Jan 8-9, ONTARIO LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING WORKS Laundering, Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Altering Feather-Renovating, Carpet Cleaning, Hat- Blocking, Dyeing. DAMP WASH (an improved Wet-Wash) REGULAR PRICE.. 20 lbs. $1.20. Extra lbs. Go. SPECIAL PRICE (SEE BELOW) 20 LBS. $1 .00 EXTRA LBS 5c Customers will own their bags which we furnish at cost 00c. - . ' Individual Washing. No Marking. Goods wrung dry enough for immediate ironing. No hanging on the clothes line or sprinkling. Everything that a honie washing machine, can give you, plus better wringing and minus all the bother. 24 hour delivery. SEMI-FINISHED (Rough Dry) REGULAR PRICE.. 10 lbs. $1.20. Extra lbs. 12c. SPECIAL PRICE (SEE BELOW) 1 0 LBS. $1 .00 EXTRA LBS. 1 0c Handkerchiefs hand ironed 2c extra. All ilat pieces ironed. All soft pieces fluffed. All starched pieces starched. No marking. . The "ironing of the starched pieces is" all that is loft to bo done at home. Four day delivery. Semi-Finished replaces our old Rough-Dry ser vice. Tho minimum hits been 'increased to $1.00, and the marks and all objections thereto have been eliminated. DRY WASH REGULAR PRICE.. 20 lbs. $l.G0.i Extra lbs. 8c. SPECIAL PRICE (SEE BELOW) 20 LBS. $1 .40 EXTRA LBS. 7c This is done tho same as Damp Wash and then dried in a Drying Tumbler making a majority of tho pieces ready for use. , 24 hour delivery. FINISHED Family Work This will be done the same as tho Semi-Finished and that ironing which would otherwise lie left to bo done at homo will bo done here. This oxtra servico will bo charged by tho hour, and as our women -use large steam heated presses and 25 lb. electric irons for this work, the price is very low. f SPECIAL PRICES mentioned above arc for work collected as follews: ONTARIO, South end, Villa Park and Terrace Heights .... Friday and Saturday p .m. East Side and Rivcrsido Addition Thursday p in VALE CCntrnl f t0W" i.'i ''.'. .'.Wednesday p.m.' Thursday and Saturday. PARMA AND NYSSA, Semi-Finished and Finished Family Work . . . rn.,,.,.,1.,, Damp-Wash and Dry-Wash .'." .'.'.' .' .' .' .' .' .' V. '.'.'. . pridnv THE FIRST LAUNDRY IN THE NORTHWEST TO USE ZERO WATER.NO HARDNESS EVERYBODY WASHES WITI1 RAIN WATER .TONES " llllllllllllllllllllillillli FOIt SALE Mnxwoll car. Cheap for cash, or tnko phonograph part paymont. W. Sosona, Ontario, Oro. Now Mollno Tractor, with nttneh inontH. At n hlg sacrifice. C. F. Cox. phono C0J Ontario. 2-5 1 wniiiumMinin wwaw nrminif mi ;. iiw w-tr : FOR SALE Automobile, Nash Four, now. W. F. Kscuo. WANTED Man or woman to sell ISO dif ferent housohold urtlclos. Kxcluslvo torrltory, oxporlenco unuocossary, Klve roforonco. TUB JONI03 HAN SUN BALKS CO., Holso, Phono 703, FOR BALI-; Llewellyn Setter pup six month old. R. W. Jonoa 2-4 riU'SSIIYTKIUA.V NOTKH Sabbath School at 10:00 n. m., classes for ull ages. Preaching servico at 11 a. m. Topic "What Is your Hopot" Tho re Is to tie Chrlstmns party hold at tho church for tho Sunday School and mombors of tho Con gregation on Friday Docombnr S3. ANNOUNCEMENT Thoro will bo a cookod food and apron sole, hold by tho Alter Socloty December 17 In the building across from tho Post office. Something nlco for a present. A fow pieces of Oneida community silverware. Prices right at tho Vnrlety Store. Ontario. Oregon. LEI OUR CHRISTMAS FOREST BEAR YOUR FRUIT RECORDS Fon Christmas Presents, see November, December and January releases, there are GIVE some dandies, ONTARIO FURNITURE COMPANY sflssV sssV 14 KrKL sssV 4TH VsssV " DKPAIITMBNT BTOItlS Wa'AllTSlENT STOUES mjj oNTAmo 4JV tml OREGON I HV DEPAIITMENX STORK DEPARTMENT STOUH Let the Christmas spirit line every heart 'with perfectly expressed by the its grandeur and let the sentiment be gift that is well selected GUT LISLE HOSIERY Pr. 5Dc, 75c $1.00 GIFT SILK HOSIERY $1.50, $2.00 $2.50 GLOVE SILK HOSIERY Pair . . $3.00 HEN'S GUT SILK TIES 50c, 65c, 75c, $1 Beautiful Patterns HEN'S GIFT SILK SOCKS In Christmas Boxes, Pr. 75c HEN'S GIFT SHIRTS $1.00 to $3.50 Gift BLOUSES New Xmas styles Special Purchases Especially priced. GIFT FURS See these many many styles and reasonable prices. GIFT GLOVES New Kid Gloves $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 LADIES SUITS LADIES' COATS AND DRESSES Remarkable values for the prices asked GIFT SILKS By the yard GIFT DRESS GOODS By the yard Everything for Santa's best be loved The Baby. GIFT SLIPPERS GlfT SHOES GUT ROBES Gift Silk Kimonas GIFT SILK UNDERWEAR GlfT PERFUMERY GiftToiletArticles GIFT CORSETS Ji .