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THE ONTARIO ARGgg, ONTARIO,
flKEQQN, THURSDAY MAY 11, 1922.
LOCAL .PERSONALS
Miss Noll Cnrtor returned Mon
day from Portland, linving been fn
nttondanco at an Oregon Stato
Teachers' Association Commlttco
mooting hold at tho Portland Hotel
on Saturday, May 5. Thoro wcro
sovoral committees at tho confor
onco, having bcon called by Prcs.
0. A. Howard of Marshflold of 0. S
T. A. to consider different phases of
oducatlonal work over tho stato.
Miss Ollvo M. Pctrashok of Wols
or, formor'ly Supt, ot Schools of
Washington county, was tho wcok
end guost of Mario FIsor.
Miss Martha Plckons returned
this wcok from Etigciio, whoro shu
attended tho University this winter.
Mrs. Goo. Swoltzcr nud Mrs. Ar
thur Qlonn of Wilder, spent Satur
day In Ontario.
Miss Hazol McCullough spent tho
week ond Visiting friends In Vale.
Tho dato ot tho Musical Cantata,
"Tho Lady of Sholott", which wub
glvon In last wuoks papor as May 1G
has boon changod to Tuesday, May
10 th.
Tho last Ibsuo ot tho Argus car
rlod tho announcomont that Dr. Van
Waters would preach In Ontario on
Sunday avonlng, May 14 th, hut later
Information was recelvod that It
will bo Impossible for him to bo hero
nt that tlmo.
Mrs. R. D. Lytlo nnd Mrs. 0. Pur
rows of Vain, spent Saturday and
Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Oakcs.
$ctieti(
Mr. and Mrs. J. It llasmusscn enter
tained tho Fortnightly club at tliolr
homo Saturday nvcnlug.
Mrs. P. J. Gnllughur was hostoss
this .wuuk to tlio Monday Bridge
club.
Tho Tuesday club was entertained
at tho homo of Mrs. C. It. Emlson.
Tho hostess this weok to tho Wed
nesday club was Mrs. It. O. Payno.
Tho Catholic Altar Society hold n
tea Saturday afternoon at tho homo
ot Mrs. P. J. Gallagher. Music wan
furnlshod by Miss Helen DuiiHtono,
Miss Kathryn Conway, Miss C. I,
Wood, Mrs. D. O. Oralmm and Mrs.
Harrison. z
Tho girls of tho Domestic science
dopartmont ot tho schools, under
Miss Loulso Wood, wuro nt homo In
tho practlco house Wodnusday aftor
roan to members ot tho Womnus
club.
Friday 'avonlng thoro will bo n
public reception nt tho library to
colebrnto tho completion of tho baso-mont.
futuro when tho public will havo nn
opportunity to enjoy It.
Tho proccods will bo glvon to tho
Near East Hellet fund.
AOEI) MAN HAH BROKEN HIP
ALIKKS LONO TRIP TO HOSPITAL
Oco. Hlggonbottom, a man 77
years of ago was brought to tho Holy
Itosary hospital last Tuesday with n
brokon hip. Mr . Hlggenbottom's
homo Is 18 miles nbovo Wolsor, and
tho trip to Ontario was niado In tho
Ontario Furniture- Co's. ambulance
which wns mado comfortabto tor tho
long trip by tho now amhulanco cot.
that has just boon auaod to tno
company's already high grade equip
mont. This nmbulanco cot Is tho
most comfortabto and convenient
bod or cot that can possibly bo ob
tained (or tho uso of a Blck porson'.
A paltonl enn bo placod In almost
any position and tho cot Is easily
bandied, and tho patlont rides In
comfort.
SUMMONS
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
WOODMEN ENJOY PROGRAM
A vary onjoynblo tlmo wns spoilt
last Monday ovonlng nt thu Hall of
tho Modorn Woodmen of Amnrcla,
whon tho comedy "That Rascal Put"
was prcsontod In n very nccoptablo
mnnnor by members of tho Wood
men and Royal Nolghbors. Tho
largo tiudtoncu wns nlso dnlUhtnd
with songs, music and monologues.
Tho Royal Neighbors nud Modorn
Woodmon proposo to ropent this
program adding to It tho comedy!
t n rifc lliintt Vnn Attmnti" lit tlm nnnr'
HANK OP JORDAN VALLEY,
a corporaton,
Plaintiff
vs.
RQI1ERT 0. QUIQLEY,
Defendant
To Robert O. Qulgloy, tho abovo
natnod Dofendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREdON:
You nro horoby roqulred to appear
and answer tho complaint filed
ngalnst you In tho nbovo onttlod suit
on or boforo tho expiration of six
weeks from tho dato of tho first
publication ot this summons, tho
ftnmo being tho Inst day of tho tlmo
prescribed by ordor ot tho court
dlroctlng sorvlco of summons n said
unit to bo mado upon you by publi
cation; nnd It you fall so to nnswor,
for want tlioreor, tlio planum win
npply to tho court for tho rollof do
mandod In tho said complaint, to-wit:
For Judgment ngalnst you tor
$1400. 00 with Intorcst thereon from
May 17, 1021 ut tho rato ot ten per
cent per nnnum, and for tho furthor
sum of I248.7G with interest inoro
on nt tho rata of ton pur cent nor
nnnum from Sept. IS, 1021, and for
1 176.00 attorney's fees, and for tho
costs of said suit; also for n decroo
foreclosing that certain chattel
mortgago glvon by you to plaintiff
on May 17. 1021, to securo tho pay-
mont of u 11400.00 noto, on certain
liny, grain, cnttlo and horses on your
ranch near Jordan Valley In Mal
heur County, Orogon, which said
mortgage Is recordod In Hook "X",
pages CC4-G, of tho Chattel Mortgago
Records of Mainour County, Oregon,
nnd directing tho sale of said mort
gaged property, toRothor with tho
Increase ot said livestock, and tho
application ot tlio proceeds of said
nalo toward tho pnymout ot said
judgment, nnd for all other rollof
demanded In said complaint.
, You aro further notified that this
summons Is served upon you by pub
lication under and by vlrtuo ot nn
order of- Hon. E. H. Tost, County
Judgo ot Mnlheur County, Orogon,
which order was mado and entered
In said causo on May. 10, 1022, and
directed that this summons bo pub
lished onco each weok for six sue
cesslvo weoks In tho Ontnrlo Argus.
Tho dato ot tho first publication ot
thin summons Is on May 11, 1023,
nnd tho last publication Is on Juno
nit J0
WELLS W. WOOD,
Attornoy for Plaintiff
My rosldouco and post otflco ad
dross Is nt Ontario, Orogon.
NOTICE OF BOND BALE
NOTICE Is hereby glvon that
scaled bids will bo received by tho
Board of Directors of tho "FAIR
MORE IRRIGATION DISTRICT" at
their otflco in Ontario, Oregon, for
tho purcbaso of 120,000.00 ot tho
6 coupon, ton year, bonds of tho
said district up to two o'clock P. M.
of Juno 10, 1022, Bids to bo sub
mitted to tho Secretary ot said Dis
trict at Ontario, Oregon.
WIO W. WHITE,
Socrotary of "FAIRMORB IRRIGA
TION DISTRICT."
First publication May 4, 1022.
Last publication Juno 8, 1922.
MIL FARMER!
Does It pay you to ship your cream?
Wo don't think It does. Come In
and lot us show you how you can
got moro monoy for your cream.
Remember our Interests nro mutual
MUTUAL CREAM STATION
LOST English bull dog, brown In
color, whlto strlpo In forohoad.
Has on Stato LIcoiibo collar. C. S.
Johnson.
FOR BALK OR RENT
Ontnrlo-Nyssn Irrigation Company
ditch stock;
R. W. SWAOLKR,
Ontario, Oregon
BOYERS
BOYERS'
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WHITE SHOES
Ladies Ivory Welt Sea Island Cot
ton Oxfords, Military Heels
$3.00
Ladies Canvas Low Heel Oxfords
Special
$2.40
Children's Canvas Straps & Pumps
$1.25, $1.45 and $1.65
Children's, Misses and Girls
Patent Straps
$1.75, $2.10 and $2.85
Humming Bird Silk Hosiery
Black, Brown, White, and Sand,
$1.50 $1 50 $1.50 $1.50
The Pair
Co (gates
Soaps, Talc Powders, Perfumes,
Pace Creams, Tooth Pastes
BOYER BROS. CO.
Onturio, Oregon
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE A
TALK WITH GOPHER JOHN. I
WILL TRAP BY THE DAY OR BY
MONTH.
JOHN BAGUMAN
ONTARIO, OREGON
. 110X 12
FOR 8ALU..10 head puro bred
Hampshire owes, with 35 laptbs
on sldo. Ewes nt $10, lalnbs 5.
Q. P.. HENGGELER, Frultland, Ida.
Phono 2014 j 2tpd
FOR SALE Two now screen doors,
slxo 0-2x0-0. $1.C0 each. Inqulro
nt Argus Oftlco.
Drlng us your starter and gener
ator work, wo guarantoo satisfaction.
Ford Oarago.
Majestic Theatre
Saturday
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WET
GOLD I !
i A thrilling hunt for
L I 11
I treasure nt tho hot- fl
A jjl tom "f Hio son. 1
3 J SATURDAY
Jlljl Matlnco 230
J I Night 7:30
COMEDY
PJiAYlNO POSSUM
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Sunday and Monday
Carl Laemmlcvcatv.
.eff
X'POfii
fjpjwi
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Leading Utoman In tno
miWon doiUrproductioafCOLISH WIVL
jjiSW pidtufe
of now nw kind
6choms gr
tanalaasom an
cient temptations
The
CONCERT
Given Undor tho Ausplcos of tho J
Music Cluilb )
' Assisted by
MRS. HARRISON ANI HER PUPILS
MAJESTIC THEATRE j
TUESDAY, JtLYY 10th 1
i
(Part Ono) ,
"LADY UF BHALOTT" Cantata by Bondnll A '
Thrco pnrt Ladles Ohorus with solo volco sung by t
Mrs. Harrison
(Pnrt Two)
Selections by High School Orchestra '
(PnrtThroo) '
Sympaslum Tea of Familiar Bongs nnd Readings
Miss Luella Callln, Hostess -
1. "Home to Our Mountains" ..... Vordl I
Clara Inez Wood, Rlchnrd Adam
2. "Spring Will Roturn With You" O'Hnra
Mrs. A. Robinson nud Quartetto Chorus
3. "By tho Wntors of Mlnnotonkn" Lawrence
Roslna Clemont with Violin Obllgato i
4. Rending '. Solcptod i
Miss Ruth Caboon
G. "Slnvo Bong' if..... Thorcsn Dol Rlogo
Mrs. uugar former
6. "Merry nirds of Spring" Coombs
Miss Kathryn Conway, Miss Loulso Wood
7. "rt Prnmlnn Mn" DllKoVon
Mrs. Albort Christiansen '
8. "1 Dreamt I Dwelt In Marblo Halls" Ualfo
Mrs. Frank Ryan
0. "Thoh You'll Romorabor Mo" '. - Bnlfo I
Richard Adam '
10. Reading Scloctod
Miss Ada Loo I
11. "Primrose Song" from Faust Gounod '
Mrs. C. 11. Illom, Hugh Alton
12. "Joy" Holona Bingham
Mamlo Stownrt
13. "Last Hose ot Summer" v .... Flotow
Mrs. David Graham
14. "Dawn" Pearl Curran
Etta McCrcIght "
15. "Friend O, Mine" ,. Sanderson
Horschcl Urowno
16. "A Pastoral"-. ... Vornclnl
Clara Inoz Wood
17. "Beronndo" Schubort
Mrs. II. L. Potorson with Violin Obllgato
18. "llrldat Chorus" from Roso Maiden :
Mrs. Edgar Fortnor, Mrs. David Qraham, Richard 'Adam,
Horschcl llrowno
Accompanists Mrs. 8, t). Dorman, Mies Helen Dunstono. ,
Violinist Stella Mason Cox ,
Director of Cantata and Orchestra Miss Holen Dunstono.
flTHIAN FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
HIIY HFMON IN
THE SAW MILL
A SALE OE SUITS.
A real sale of Women's high
grade suits. Twill cord, Trico
tine, Velour, Serge, Tweed.
Group 1
Group 2
$24.50
$19.75
RADERS
FITHIAN HfB
. WILL F. B
LOYAL A'V ' yfl
the HHBl JQmm
TICKET HHKHHH
Ontario Mothers Pro
tect your Baby's health.
All our cows havo beon tested. Their milk, is
freo from nil contamination.
"Wo uso tho most sanitary cotton strainers ob
tainable and handlo all milk as it should bo. v
For babies wo will supply milk from ono cow
only if you desiro.
Wells Dairy
Call 34W2 Ask Satisfied Customers
FITHIAN
WILL
GET
OOMM'TTEE
HUSTLING
FOR
OREGON
O. II. FITHIAN
Republican Candidate
Williams a Joke as Vice Chairman
Flthlan's opponent, Ralph E. Williams, has been sidetracked by the
National Coraralttoo to a harmless vlco-chalrmanshlp and Is useloss. to Oro
gon. Carrying kid gloves In ono hand nnd a cano In tho other, his hands
nro full nnd ho has not been able to do a single thing for Oregon during
tho 14 years he has bean on tho Committee.
If tho hours spent by Williams nt Portland's swollest club had been
dovoted to working for Oregon, ho might have accomplished something
for our peoplo.
What is Wrong With Williams?
Williams has no chanco of bocomlng National Chairman nnd running
the presidential campaign In 1924 or even tho Westorn end of It.
Tho reason Is that tho National Committee seems extremely un
willing to trust Williams with tho management ot even tho Pacific Coast
part of the national campaigns. For lnstanco, In 1918, when a Regional
Dlroctor for tho Coast was selected, the Committee) turnod Williams down
In favor of Raymond Benjamin of San Francisco. Then, In 1920, wlm
Harding was running, Williams was strain lennred nmi Rim r? n. ...
Tacoma wns choson to conduct tho Campaign on tho Coast.
What Is wrong with WHllnmsT
Is Williams loyal to Nominees?
All over Oregon Republicans are discussing Williams' connection with
tho campaigns ot. certain Republican nominees for United Statos senator
and nro asking tho question, DID WILLIAMS DO HIS FULL DUTY BY
miwur -ijys question is oeing nsuea by friends of the late Senator
Fulton In Astoria. It is being asked in Eugene by friends of Senator ri:
A. Dooth, iu 8alem by friends ot Senator McNary and in Portland by '
friends of Senator Stanflcld.
VOTE FOR FITHIAN
FITHIAN I a successful businessman, a live wire, a lifelong Republl.
cau who WILL BE LOYAL TO THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEES FITHIAN
WILL OET THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE AND THE NATIONAL GOV
ERNMENT TO HUSTLE FOR OREGON.
FITHIAN CLUB
By Chaa. T. Early, Pretdet
Robt. O. McNary, Secretary,
Chas. W. Eberleln, TresurV
Poland China mala pigs. Weight
IAow in. Armiir iv. tvarr, uregon
Slope. Payette. it
Will sell or trade m 7 passenger
Stadebaker car la good eoadlUM,
Ave cord tires, for good work horse.
Inquire Argaa Offtee,
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