THE ONTARIO A.ROUS, ONTARIO, O.REGON, TQtmSDAY, DEC. 14, UY22
Boyer Bros.
ONTABIO, OREGON
FOR IHE WOMEN
GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS
COLLAR AND CUFFS
CAMISOLES
SILK PETTICOATS
BEADED BAGS
VANITY CASES
RIBBON GARTERS
KIMONA
BATII ROBE
SLIPPERS
PILLOW SLIPS
TOWELS
BATII MAT
The Xmas Gift Store
invites You to Shop
Only 12 More Days
Boyer Bros.
ONTARIO, OREGON
OUR SPECIAL
HOLIDAY SALE
OP COATS, SUITS &; DRESS
ES CONTINUES AND WITH
CHRISTMAS APPROACHING
EVERY WOMAN WILL WISH
TO HAVE SOME NEW
THING TO WEAR DURING
THE HOLIDAY SEASON. WE
MEET THEIR WISH WITH
OUU READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT.
FOR THE
EVERYTHING IS ARRANGED
TO SERVE YOU PROMPTLY.
HANDKERCHIEFS
SLIPPERS
BATII ROBES
SHIRTS
HOSIERY
SUSPENEDRS
NIGHT SHIRTS
PAJAMAS
SMOKING JACKETS
SWEATERS
MUFFLERS
GARTERS
The Gift of Exquisite Lingerie is a Gift to lelight the heart of
Women who admire luxurious looking, dainty, fashionable under
things.
Waists and Blouses Hummingbird SilkHose ftiSiTmSaH
A GIFT SELECTED from OUR
LINE OF BEAUTIFUL CREPE
DE CHINE BLOUSES IS SURE
TO BE APPRECIATED.
$5 to $12.50
IN CHRISTMAS BOXES
VAN RAALTE
GLOVE SILK HOSE
SILK AND WOOL HOSE
FOR DRESS AND SPORT
WEAR
A GIFT THE HOUSEKEEPER
WILL APPRECIATE.
TOWELS 35c to $1.50
BATH MATS . .$1.25 to $0.50
BATII SETS ..$1.50 to $2.25
RIVERDALE ITEMS
T. A. Sherman was here recently
from Ontario on business.
Lee Wobb went to Huntington
Friday after a band of cattle.
A few days ago two boys sup
posed to be tanked up on bootleg
whiskey, turned themselves loose on
the highway and proceeded to beat
up all U. S. mall boxes in their
reach, after which they used part of
their valuable time in throwing
missiles at the Idaho Power Com
pany's electric wires and insulators.
After the booze evaporated from
tholr systems they cooled down and
have been living on earth.
M. A. Patch returned Sunday from
St. Alphonsus hospital In Boise
where he spent three weeks, and Is
feeling much better.
District Attorney Robert D. Lytle
and Sheriff H. Lee Noe of Vale were
hero Tuesday on professional busi
ness. Harry Beckwlth, new teacher at
Annex school, is meeting with won
derful success in the way of good
order of which each pupil will be
come thoroughly accustomed by the
time tno term is out.
RoDert Weber is busy this week
building a shed fifty-four feet long
for his stock, making a concrete
floor.
Mrs. Charles Johnson left Mon
day for Portland to spend a couple
of weeks with a sister who Is ill.
A' Farm Bureau meeting was
held at Annex school house Wednes
day evening Dec. 13. After the
business meeting doughnuts were
served.
Miss Sarah Grant returned home
Wednesday from a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Baker.
Owing to precarious condition of
the Oregon-Idaho bridge between
Woiser and RIverdalo a number of
our people are doing their shopping
in Payette. The bridge Is in bad
shape and a number of travelers
have narrowly escaped accidents.
Saturday afternoon a lady and a
number of children in a two horse
rig were saved from death by the
foresight of a number of men who
hold the frightened team and kept
the rig from backing Into a hole
over the deep water. Howard Lee,
one of the boys drowned on Dec. 3,
was found Wednesday below the
bridge, and was burled Sunday af
ternoon In Weiser. Day after day
a continual search has been kept up
but no trace of Evans has been
found.
Inviting You
to inspect our
Complete Stock of
Gift Merchandise
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Gifts of Fine Quality are Life Long
Treasurers
There are a "select few" things that every person
likes best and it has been with this in mind that we
have chosen our assortment of Gift Things
Watches, Diamonds, Rings,
Chains, Lavalliers, Beads, Fountain
Pens, Cuff Links. Silver bets,
Novelties, Etc.
Jewelery Store
Ontario, .... Oregon
LOCAL PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Cayou of
Emmott motored down from the
Gom county seat to spend Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rasmusson.
Fred Woods of Nyssa who . is to
I have a big sale at his place next
Wednesday, was an Ontario visitor
Tuesday.
Geo. W. Lattlg of Payette, was
an Ontario business visitor on Tues
day. Dave Logan of Brogan was in the
city Tuesday on business.
Wade Slier of Enterprise, was an
Ontario business visitor thi week.
Mark Rutherford of Ironside
spent the first of the week in On
tario.
While cranking his car when the
starter refused to servo Mondav
morning, Cholsey Boyer was in
jured. The crank handle answer
ing a force from a back-fire whirled
around and "pasted" Chelsey Just
overfills left eye cutting the flesh
deeply. So deep was the gash that
he had to have It sowed up before
he could go out to call on the trade
with his lino of samples. Aside
from tho cut he received no other
damages, save the time he lost to
explain Just how It happened, to his
many cynical friends.
FRUITLAND BENCH
OLUBS
Tho hostess for the aftornoon
clubs this week were: Monday,
Mrs. E. W. Howland; Tuesday, Mrs.
R. W. Swaglor, and Wednesday,
Mrs. H. O. Drane.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cockrum enter
tained tho Monday evening club.
The Tuesday club met Tuesday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Larue
Blackaby. '
Mr. and ,Mrs. W. H. Brooks enter
tained tho Carnation club at dinner
Tuesday evening.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday will bo the last day of tho
special meeting conducted by Evan
gelist S. J. Reld, and ho will speak
at all of the services of the church.
Bible school at 10 a. m.
Morning service at 11 a. m.
Afternoon service at 2:30 p. m.
B. Y. P. W. at 6:30 p. m.
Gospel sorvlce at 7:30 p. m.
Chas. H. Blom, pastor.
TURKEV SOCIAL
A turkey social and benefit to
aid Reservoir school district Public
School No. 83 will bo held at Bro
gan Saturday, Dec. ICth. There
will be an entertainment consisting
of vocal and instrumental music. A
good chicken supper will be served
by tho Indies of Brogan. Music for
tho dance and social will be fur
nished by The Entertainers, of On
tario. In the course of tho danco
numbers a drawing for turkeys will
take place. A good time is promised.
Construction work on the Fruit
land depot has begun on tho slto
Just south and east of tho present
temporary building. Tho depot will
Intersect with Pennsylvania avenue
nt tho end of the main street of
Fruitland. The building will bo 2G
x70 feet, with waiting room, express
and baggngo office and freight room
nil under one roof with living quar
ters above. Tho building will cost
about $8000.
D. W. Alnoy has erected a barn on
his sixteen acros tract north of
Fruitland and plans to erect a
modorn dwelling in tho near future.
While driving homo from Fruit
land last Saturday night, Mrs. Ames
and daughter Fay and Mrs. M. B.
Sherman and daughter, Maurlne,
met with an auto accident. They
wero struck by a car driven by John
Grlschkowsky was also hurt from
iaiy. xno Ames car received a
broken radiator, a bent axle, and a
tiro torn from tho front whoel. Mrs.
Amos was struck In tho chest by the
steering wheel and the other oc
cupants badly shaken up, Mr.
Grlschkowsky was nlo hurt from
tho steering wheel and his car bad
ly demolished. Ho offered to ha-e
tho Ames car repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orcutt and
threo children loft Tuesday of this
week for Yuba City, Calif., wheie
they expect to make their homo.
Word comes from G. I. Hollen
beck, Ted Meeker, John Thodo and
Mr. Flckerall that they had reached
Frosno Thursday night enroute to
Brawley, California. These men
loft Fruitland Saturday noon for
California and would reach Los An
geles that following Friday evening.
On Sunday aftor they left hey drove
from La Grande to Hood River, a
distance of 225 miles In one day,
going over the Bluo Ridge and all
tho way excopt 25 miles in a blind
ing snow storm with snow eight to
ten Inches deop. They have had
splendid luck all tho way and report
flno sconory. They will remain
south until April 1st.
Dreamland
Attractions
DREAMLAND ATTRACTIONS
FRIDAY and Saturday
"PAWNED" starring Tom Moore &
Edith Roberts; also a good two reel
filler.
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY..
"THE PRODIGAL JUDGE"
One of the outstanding productions
of tho year; also good comedy.
Coming next woelc, Harry Carey
In his latest big special "THE KICK
BACK."
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They know that
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can't be sold for less
that "more for the mon
ey" means bake-day fail
ures, waste of time and
money that Calumet
means economy.
The sales of Calumet are
over 150 greater than
that of any other bak
ing powder.
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This Christmas
Thero isn't a family anywhere whose homo will not be
made happier by receiving ono or moro electrical appliances.
Thero Is something electrical for ovory member of tho family
from baby to grandmother something that will add to their
comfort and pleasure
Electrical gifts save tlmo and labor and their usefulness ex
tends over a longer period of time than almost any othor ar-"
tlcle you could think of.
Check this Electric Gift List Today
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TOASTERS
GRILLS
PEHCOLATERS
WAFFLE IRONS
RANGES
HOT l'LATES
HEATINO PADS
WATER HEATERS
IRONS
VACUUM CLEANERS
CURLING IRONS
CHAFING DISHES
WASHING MACHINES
RADIANT HEATERS
SEWING MACHINES
AND MOTORS
Come In and select your eloctrlcal gifts at once, boforo our
wint set aside until Christmas, Special monthly terms aro
stock is depleted. Make a deposit and have tho articles you
pffered on Washers, Vacuum Cleaners and Ranges.
ELECTRIC SHOP
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