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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1922)
1 :ijs8fflT29!! ilJr& -sy x.' ;-. f. I 4' "wrt TVr.n,in, SMQ-fe'.1 i ww WWrmiWliIIH Hff .i' THE ONTARIO AJIGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1922 K ju l IV y11 3J04 1 A friahratf I lA IT v H l ' w A Special Easter Showing of Suits and Coats by Printz L Perhaps more than any other season in the year the Easter season demands personal ex pression in new clothes. Particularly happy at this time, is our showing of the now suits and coats by Printz. Never have spring'styles been smarter nor their variety more comprehensive. Following the lead of out door life, the sport motiff pre vails. And very charming aro tho two and threc-picco suits, the dresses, capes and knickor tweed, homespun and Trolaino. Tailleurs, equally popular for street and dress aro fashioned of line twills and tricotinc. Printz modclB aro designed for certain types and wo aro prepared to help you study your needs and chooso tho model best suited to your our figure. Our Easter showing of Printz designs is complete. Many other models aro on display here and a full selection of Easter dress accessories. A morning visit early in tho week will insure more careful atten tion to your needs. J Rader's Ontario, Oregon IrintzcBsr . . 'Mi Am 7K1 Hinuiiw NUREXrORM (ARSENATE OF LEAD, DRY) CASH PRICE 17 1-2c PER LB. TIME PRICE 9o PER LB. Time sales must be secured by note giyen at time of delivery. Notes to become due and payable not later than September 15th, 1922. Ten (10) per cent interest thereafter "MKform" is the Araite of Lead with the "spreader" in it PAYETTE VALIEY REX SPRAY CO. PAYETTE IDAHO Dnr aad Company, Payette J. L. Bardsley and Company, CiWwell rrultlaad Fruit Association, Frultland Emmett Fruit Orowera Association, Kmmett. rrultlaad Grower Exchange, Frultland Oetn Fruit Union, Ktnniett New Plymouth Orowera Exchange, New Plymouth Union Loan Company, Parma New Plymouth Storage Company, New Plymouth FRUITIAND BENCH TO BE THOROLY MODERN RciikmIcIimI KOIflco to bo Dedicated Sunday Nunicryiiinit's Father PnssciH Other Fruit- liuid News. CONGItKaATlONAIi OllUIlOlI Morning and ovonlng sorvlco at I what Is known as tho Legion Hall. Sunday School, 10:00 a. m, ' Preaching, 11 a. m. Suhject: "What is tho Church ForT" , Christian Endeavor, 0:30 p. m. At 7:30 p. m. Mr. J. J. Hansakor of Portland, will speak on conditions over sen. Ho euro and hoar him for ho has boon on tho ground and will speak from porsonal oxpcrlonco. Special EaBtor cantata Enstor oven ing. Dost talent In town. D. J. OILLANDEItS, Pastor On May 14 th tho pcoplo of tho M, E. Church congregation oxpoct to havi their rod lottor day. Bishop Bums has boon invited to coma that day to dedicate tho church building as It stands enlargod. Undor tho pastorato of Row Gcorgo C. Todd tho pooplo have built ono of tho ruoBt comploto church plants In tho northwest for tho slzo of tho com munity. Tho addition to tho old church building with Improvements In tho main auditorium will cost about $0000.00. Thoro havo boon addod Bovoral Sunday school class rooms, a gymnasium plant, a dining room. Thoro will bo shower baths. Tho bungalow, which adjoins tho church Is bolng romodolod Into a six room modorn bungalow with bath and furnaco and when tho church plant Is completed tho Frult land Methodist pooplo will havo somothlng with whllo. It Is plannod to mako this a community contor, and a campaign will bo mado to In torot all tho young pooplo who aro not attendants at any ohtor church. I M. Carncflx Passat J. F. Carnoflx, well known nursory man of Frnltland, rccolvod word Sunday morning that his father, F. M. Carnoflx, agod 73 years, had passod away at midnight Saturday at Saint Vincent's Hospital, Port land, aftor wook's suffering nnd an oporatlon' porformod a short ttmo ago. Tho father had ralllod suf ficiently, howovor, to roll htmsolt around in a whoolcd chair nt tho hospital hut collapsed suddonly on Saturday. Mr. Carnoflx and family formorly lived at Frultland nnd On tario and nro well known horo. Ho loaves his wlfo, two sons, J. F. Carnoflx, of Frultland, Milton Carno flx, of Illgglns, Idaho, Mrs. Mario Holland, of Pendleton, Oregon, Mrs. Nena aiatler, of Contrnlla, Washing ton. Tho gody will bo brought to Ontario this Wednesday morning accompanied by tho mothor und tho funoral sorvlcos hold nt tho Catholic Church at ton o'clock tho s.iino morning purlal in tho Ontario comotory. FOR SALE 1 Hardlo, 200 gallon tank, 2 H. P. onglno, 3 cyllndor, spraying inachlno, $100.00. St TH08. W. CLAQETT POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT (Paid Advertlsomont) I horoby announco that I will bo a candldato for tho Republican nomination for Circuit Judgo of tho Ninth Judicial District of Oregon, ombraclng Grant, Harney and Mai nour Countlos, nt tho Primary Elec tion on May 19, 1922. WELLS W. WOOD Ontario, Oregon. THEATRE ATTRACTIONS Friday IjADV F1NOEH8 UEHT LYTELL Two rool North Wood Drama. Saturday COLD BTKKL J. P. McGOWAN Blue Sunday Lyons & Moran comlo Sunday and Monday THE STEALERS ALL STAR CAST Alsopo Fables Snub Pnllard Comody Tuesday and Wednesday seven visits had luck Max Fonder Comody International Nows WHITE EAGLE third episode Thursday and Friday VlliU FOR PORCUPINE Ollvor Curwood Plcturo Two rcol North Woods Drama tfceietif A Kid party to which tho girls camo attired in tho clothes of small boys' and girls', was hold Tuosday ovonlng at tho homo t)f Mrs. -David Graham. Much morrlmont was caused by tho costumes of tho mom bors, tho voto going to Miss Ethol McNuIty and Miss Ada Leo, drossod as groon country girls. Stick candy candy oftBtor oggs and ico cream cones woro sorvod. No mooting will bo hold noxt Tuosday, but on Tues day April 18th, tho club will moot with Mrs. W. J. Wecso. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blackaby will ontortaln tho Importal Club tonight. Tho Carnation Club mot last Tuosday ovonlng with Mr. and Mrs. E. c. van Potton. Tho Monday Brld'go Club wntf on tortalnod last Monday at tho homo of Mrs. Lnruo Blackaby. Mrs. O. G. Luohrs was hostess Tuosday attornoon to tho. Tuesday Bridge Club. Tho Wodncsday Bridge Club mot this wook with Mrs. Earl Blackaby. INTKIIKST IN REVIVAL SERVICE INCREASING Tho attondanco and intorost In tho Evaugollstlo sorvlcos at tho Baptist church aro Increasing with each mooting. Mr. Hundorup Is an inspiring song loador and a vory forceful proachor of tho Gospol, and shows no foar or favor. Tho sorvlccs will contlnuo each night noxt wook, except Mon day, beginning with a song servlca at 7: 30. Thursday and Friday nights ho will proach on "After Doath What?" or "Is Holt for Rent?" Saturday: A startling dotoctlro story. I Sunday, n. m. Tho most familiar passago in tuo ucripiuros. Sunday, p. m., Tho loador of a bard gang in a bad city. Chlldrens' Mooting Friday at 4 p. m., como nnd rocolvo a blessing In tho Borvicos. WANTED Bucks to pasturo, nt Cairo station. Phono Ontario 204-J IJA8TKR COOKED FOOD BALE Tho Altar Socloty of tho Catholic Church will hold a cooked food salo and apron salo, on tho Saturday be foro Eator, April 15th, in Radar Bros. Store. UNITED PHIMDY-TEIUAN CHURCH Sabbath school, 10:00. Morning worship, 11:00. Noxt Sabbath Ror. Springer will proach his EaBtor sermon, using as his subjoct, "Tho Fact of tho Ilea surroctlon." Ror. M. E. Dunn Is oxpoctod to bo with us tho following Sabbath, April 10th. Rer. F. 10. Springer, Pastor. 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