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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-06

several weeks with Miss Lillian Lang.
ley at New Plymouth.
Miss Maxwell, who superintends
our Sunday school, is making the
music prominent feature Of the Sun
day morning service, having organ
lied Sunday school orchestra OF
three violins and cello among her
music pupils.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-06
Live NelUs From Surrounding TOWns
And Country. Happenings of a Week
KINGMAN KOLONY NEWS.

Three carloads of steel for the new
Big Bend bridge came last week, ant
work will begin May 8.
An appreciative audience listened
to the concert which was given Fri.
day night by the kolony orchestra
The attendance was not as large as
had been expected owing to the in
clement weather, but those who ven.
tured out in the Arctic blasts felt
we'll repaid for their effort, as was
shown by the prolonged applause
after each number and by the fire.
quent encores. The high wind stop
ped the Big Bend ferry, so that a
number Of Bend people who were ex-
pecting to take in the concert were
unable to get across the river. There
have been number Of requests from
Big Bend and Nyssa people for the
concert to be repeated and arrange
ments have been made to give II the
evening of Saturday, May Is, in the
Wade school house in Big Bend and
date will be set this week for an
engagement in Nyssa.
A. G. Kingman and c. f.. Peck were
business visitors to Nyssa last week.
A. +. Wade, +. NJ. Blodgett C.
Sweeting and c. d. Forbes attended
court in Vale Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Pitcher returned
home last Thursday from a visit of
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-06
BIC RIVER FETE
OPENS AT LEWISTON
Especial to The Argus. }

tOptCihi w iHt hTkus.D
Lewiston, Idaho. - Distinguished
men from throughout the northwest
were here to participate Monday in
the waterways celebration to com
memorate the completion Of The
Dalles-Celilo canal. Those in attend
ance included Governor Alexander
United States Senators Borah and
Brady and ex.Governors Hawley and
Mcconnell. Of Idaho. Senator Jones
and Representative Humphrey, OF
Washington, Governor Lister, OF
Washington. and Governor Witty.
combe. OF Oregon.
The celebration marked the first
trip a steamer from Portland has ever
made through the new canal to Lew.
iston.
Special trains over all lines running
fhto Lewiston brought large numbers
from all points and the city was
thronged with visitors.
A feature OF the day here was the
firing Of salutes along the river to
herald the coming Of steamers on their
maiden trips to Lewiston.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-06
fruit Growers
announce CHANGE

spokane.-The Spokane Fruit Grow.
ers' company announced withdrawal
from the North Pacific Fruit Distribu.
tors as the sub-centrai organization
for the Spokane district.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-06

Have you made that geranium
bed? Call Ontario Floral Co. for
your small geraniums to set out.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-06
MISSOURI VISITED
BY HAIL STORM

81. Louis.-Hail stones as large as
baseballs were hurled upon scattered
sections OF Missouri Sunday. The
damage TO crops and livestock will
run into thousands ~ dollars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
MONTVALE

lSpccial to The Times Dispatch.l
MoNTNAIE. VA. October 9.--Alrs.
Frank Martin and son. who have been
spending some time with her father.
Captain y. G. Williams. returned to
her home in Richmond onJFriday.
L2dd Smith, who has been q guest
OF Mrs. A. c. Williams for tho past
week, went TO Roanoke on Monday.
where he expects 10 engage III bust
ness.
We're guests 9f the family OF L. T.
Hicks
Mrs. c. C. Williamson attended tho
funeral of Mr. Hammersley in Roanoke
OH Friday.
Mrs. 5. II, Pierce spent Thursday in
scott Tate made business trip to
lvuchhure on Tuesday
Il. ~ Gillian went Ia Elucleld on
Friday to see his wife who was on
Grated on at 81. Lullcs Hospital last
week.
Mrs \. NG. Williams spent ycster-
day in Roanoke
Miss Roris Lakes OF Roanoke. was.
the guest Of her aunt Mrs i. l.. Briggs,
last week.
Macon Farrell was in Lynchburs on
BUSINESS on Tuesday
Cecil and John Euford were here
last week, shipping cattle.
Charles Lamb OF Blacksburs was
the guest last week at the home Of
Frank Fuqua.
Thomas Terrell and family spent
sunday with his father, L. NJ. Fcrrcn
Mrs. Edgar Dyer and children, who
spent the Weekend with her mother
Mrs. Ada Briggs. returned to her home
In Roanoke yesterday.
J. p. obensha,n has been quite sick
for the past few days.
The many friends OF Mrs l.. T. Blu
ford VIII he glad TO know that she Is
beginning to walk n little on crutchcs.
Mrs. l.. T. Hicks WAS in Roanoke
ono day last week
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
ihc presbyterian Church will give an
oyster dinner on election day. the frs,
Tuesday in November.
Rev. Mr. Beverley will preach nj tho
PRESBYTERIAN Church tho NTH Sunday
evening.
There will be protracted services
held ut the Presbyterian Church about
November IL. by Rev Mr. Irving. of
West Virginia.
The High school opened on Monday.
with an enrolment Of 100 pupils under
the 'nanagcmcut OF Professor Hiram
sHtnders, OF Richmond. assisted by Miss
Ellis. Of Roanoke; Miss Irhy, Of North
Carolina, and Miss Henrie Iseard Of
Lynehhurg.
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lVOR

TSpecial to tho Times Dispatch
TVOR, VA. October 9.--Mrs. J. w
Reaius left "a few days ago for her
school At Isle of wight
Miss BESSIE Faircloth has left for
her school in Isle of Wight
Tho Baraca aud chilathea classes of
the Baptist Sunday school held SER
vices at the Baptist church on Sunday
night.
There was n scrics OF meetings held
at the Baptist church last week, which
resulted IN many additions to the
church. The pastor, Rev. j. w. Reams
was assisted by DIR. l.. II. Martin. Of
Suffolk.
The Cheerful Helpers Society OF the
Baptist church WAS entertained OF.
Tuesday afternoon nj tho country
home of Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Tall
forro. After the business OF the society
was disposed OF an informal hour wa.
spent. and refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
CREWE

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CREWE, VA, October ?.-Mlss Sa-
rah Oliver has been appointed sponsor,
with Miss Ruth Budd Smithson maid,
to represent the third district at the
grand reunion. Sons OF Confederate
Veterans. mitch gill be held in Fred
or!cksbure, !sctober 10, %, and 81 in
connection with. the Grand Camp. Con-
federa;c Veterans.
The United Daughters OF the Conred-
eracy We're entertained on Tuesday
evening BY Mrs. II. + Henson one
OF the features OF the evening was the
reading OF historical papers by Miss
HALLE Long and Mrs Louis Smithson.
= recitation, The Georgia Volunteers"
by Miss Alice Burton. was greatly en-
joyed REPORTS from the State con-
venton al Danville were made by the
delegates, Mrs. r. b. oliver and Mrs
G. s Smithson.
Mrs. Crawiey Burton has returned
from n visit 20 Roanoke
Miss Sarah oliver attended the oDen-
ms german AT the Virginia rolytech-
nic Institute on Friday evening.
Mrs T. j. Farley spent the past
week IN Norfolk
Mir. ana Mrs. Mason Moore have
returned from their bridal trip and
Will make their home In Crewe.
Mrs. George oliver, OF Lynchburg.
who Is now travelling for tho Wo,nen's
Board Of Missions of the Christian
Church, spent a portion Of the past
week IN Crcwe
Mrs. IT. i. Haley, OF Kcysvino. IS
visiting Mrs T. L. Payne.
Miss Etna Hardaway has returned
Mrs J. x Ord
sterling HOLLAND has returned from
81 iuke,s Hospital, and is rapidly
reguperatiu9 from recent operation.
rae LiNhsiS arc building $50. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
cFbcOh 1T l7,c llTIEHT
At POPULAR OLD WHITE
Guests Throng West Virginia Resort
for Beautiful Autumn
Months.
MANY RIDING TO HOUNDS
Three Fox Hunts During Week and
Golf Tournament Furnish Enter
tainmcnt for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Will BE This Weeks Diversion.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

WHITE Sr-I IpIIr-t,
,ctoher Tn a'1,,,,,n snasn, re,choG
81, ha;sh, ,hi. a,i, w., ,ho ha,ot ~,
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nrocress ava a,,-in,, Tho ia,o af,crnonm
rooesrt ,ca is so ,,S -" ~ i,,;ia tahIcs
AZ ~ To-, 80, 60 fro,,. 90 ~, ho,oj
on inc ne inwn ooan IN .r% or, OF III. no.el
40 ,,ntbers ,hcro ortrr ~ az. snort.
,rsoro go ,hrao rox h,,,,.s ,,Is ,,.acI,
,rI,h 81. croonhrior nomnds and rolf
Tournament between tho charleston and
I;unt,nrton teams An ;nvjtotIon tennis
lu ,s,'. ni,oamita co. ~. v.ali,
Miss Grace Ar,nts Miss NJ Garland
smith and Master ,rndd,. @ Ridou, we're
here this wcck ON thctr xny from Rich
,nora 10 san Antonio Nriss smith and
Master RIdo,It were Mt hot Springs
during the summer.
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CULPEPER
TSpecia! t5Tnc Timosn;s,,,

!Specia! to TIC Times-Dispatch1
fiER VA, October G.-Mrs
',,'ahn Meade Fletcher, OF Thornton
ilAti' Rappahannock. and her Nttle
"'uShtcr, VINO have been spending sew
Graz weeks In Washington. u. c. were
.uests OF Mrs. Raleigh y. Green. at
'teeh Lawn en- route home Mrs.
Nn.hcr'ne Mendc Fletcher. of Sporty
vic VINO was CT route home after
Sne"uinS tho summer mt l:lkton. was
"'So u recent guest OF Mrs Green
MT ana Mrs. James ~ Strothcr. OF
west virginia, who have been spend
'lH me summer at "kinloch," left last
"cch Tor Baltimore to visit their
"4u"A'er. VINO Is At school there and
nitrfward returned t. their home in
"sich'
nrs' tucker Ch"if entertained with n
"''u@e ana hve hundred party on Fri
Jay AFTERNOON
When the Fancy Work Club was en-
ttalncu on "wednesday by Mrs. Bur-
/ nett Miller. on Jameson's Hill tho
TnSsls ot the club We're Airs. r.. Clyde
Lewis. MRS. barbour Aprcrson and Miss
n'h"The Ha'haWa%, of Fauquier. who
- mouse Eu'"i Of Mrs Charles FAINT
II" 'hHnlh'rS present Included Mes
"i'lcS rant iirrhorn. T"'nplc I'M.
MI' N"n lewis Si!Ncy. Marion icffrirs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Special TO The Times Dispatch. !

1 lSDSSloi 10 Inc IlfncS- DlSpltCn.l
! HARRlSONHURG. VA. October o.
on Scptcmbcn 80. three weeks after
/ tn" close OF the second term OF the
summer quarter this school opened its
seventh year with an enrolment OF
PA. Seventy per cent OF the students
are taking professional work: the
( senior class numbers siXty-sevcn
Two of the graduates OF last June
have returned for further work In
special departments. An uncNpectcdly
/ large number of students have entered
! upon the high school courses offered
for the first time this session.
The student activities of the school
have their committees ut work on
plans for the year the literary So
cict'es are hoping to make this the
most interesting and profitable year of
} thei: history, thus far the Shakespeare
terccntcnary Offering q rich field OF
endeavor in this direction. Miss Mary
Jordan of Richmond. is president OF the
Stratford Society and Miss Ruth
Walden. of Norfolk. is chairman. of the
program committee of the same society.
! They are using most of their spare
moments in celebrating projects for
doing honor to Shapespcarc.
The extension work OF the school
made Il good beginning during the
first ten days OF the session. Miss
Gregg and Mr.. Hcatwole attended the
Shenandoah County Teachers Institute
at Woodstock. and each presided over
II round-table discussion. Mr.. Heat
twole also made all address on Some
striking Tendencies In Modern Educa-
ton" Miss Sale and Miss Scott were
invited by the Southern Railway to
give demonstration lectures on food
preparation ana home economies in
connection with the eXhibit made by the
southern at the fauquier County Fair
Miss Bell, librarian. talked to the
pupils AMI patrons OF Cherry Grove
school, in this county. on how TO make
the school library useful 10 the COM
nunity; the school having just received
Il library secured through State aid
President and Mrs. BurruSS left YES
tcrday to spend three weeks visiting
the California Expeditions ut san Diego
and San Francisco. Mr.. Burruss was
prevented from takin; vacation ear
Her by the demands OF the busy sum
mer session.
Eight fine entertainments have been
tee in charge. The first one vas
given on Friday evening in the beauti-
full new dining hall, used mt present
as AN auditorium. The new building.
completed III part since last session,
adds much to the comfort and con-
veniencs OF all connected with the in
stituttcn. The lthrary-room is espc-
ciauy attractive and we'll arranged
The remainder 81 the building can be
completed only by gracious act OF
the next Legislature IN awarding suf-
nCinrt funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Alice
Hardy, for some time. returned to her
home on Wednesday afternoon. She
was accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Scott Nelson Roberts. who will spend
some time in Richmond.
number OF young women left this
week to take charge OF their schools
I'm various sections, among them being
Miss Eva Emory, who will teach ut
Briery; Miss Lucy eJter, who will teach
Mt Sake, and Miss stella Gregory, who
has charge of the school at Broadnax.
Il. Paul Raiford. who has been at
City Point for the past month. and
Mrs. Raiford, who has been or an c1-
tended visit with her brother, I'm Gin
cinnati. returned to the city WHlncs-
day afternoon.
Shirley Hunt. who was assistant
principal of the Chase City High
School last year. spent the Weekend
with friends. lie returned to Rich
mond on Monday
Kenneth Hayes and son. of Mchcrrin,
are the guests Of the formers parents.
Captain and Mrs. .. j. Hayes
Mayor ana Mrs. j. w. Roberts. who
have been away on an eXtnnded trim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
some time visiting her mother. Mrs. w.

some time visiting her mother. Mrs. w.
II. Anderson.
Mrs. II. O. Chcstncy has returned to
her home in Macon. Ga, after visit
to Mrs. T. c. Graham. in this city.
! Mrs Archibald Henderson. OF Chapel
Hill. addressed the Durham Equal Suf-
! fragc League on Thursday afternoon
on matters pertaining to the advance
! mcnt of the league.
: The Bridget Card Club held n bust
ness meeting with Miss Mary Louise
Manning Tuesday afternoon ut her
home on billiard Street. The principal
matter was the election of officers.
Mrs. r. a. Willard has returned from
Grecnvile. s. c.. whore she has been
spending several weeks with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Barns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius We'll. formerly
Mrs. r. Davis. of Baltimore. have been
recent visitors among their Durham
friends.
y beautiful card party was given Sat
urday afternoon by Mrs. l.. y. Pussy
and Miss Frances Pussy i'm honor OF
Miss Kathleen Turrentine, n November
bride elect.
Miss Blanche Morgan hns gone to
Richmond. where she has entered the
Richmond College for Women.
Miss Elizabeth Jones has returned to
her home in oxford. after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jones.
Miss Irene Butler. of ReidSvillc. is
spending n few days with her sister,
Mrs. Murray Jones. on watts Street.
Miss Helen and, Otclia Cunningham
entertained at an auction bride party
Saturday afternoon. complimentary to
Miss Bessi" Erwin. brde-to-be of
this month.
Miss Mary Davie. of Richmond. is in
the city. tho guest Of her aunt. Mrs. w.
Il. Lewis on South Duke street.
Mrs. c. \. Hunt, Jr.. who has been
In the city visiting her daughter. Mrs.
r. I. BuEc, has returned to her
home Mt Lexington. w. She was nc
companied by Mrs. Bugg. and little son,
Master Il. l. BuEC, Lr.
Mr.. and Mrs I'd Simmons. who have
been the guests OF w. w. Simmons
while in the city. have returned to
their home in Trenton, n J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
Oriental Rugs

The advantage in buying here rs two
fold:
First-You can't do better as to quality
and pattern-that's assured.
A customer told us last week there wasn't
anything prettier in New York than certain
rug at which she was looking
second-Prices at Mosbys are based on
the commercial value Of the Rug-not a
fictitious sentimental value
The small sizes range from sx4 feet 70
4x7 feet, and the prices from S1e7b to
s75.OO including Kazakjian, Shiryan. Mos
soul, Sarouk, KAYAK, Kurdcstan, Hertz, SIENNA
md Goravan weaves
Beautiful! patterns in carpet size Maha,
GoraVah' Scrape, kermanshah, Sarouk, Kur-
iestan and Hertz Rugs. in sizes 8x1O feet TO
l2X15 feet. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
CHASE CITY
Especial to The Times-Dispntch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHASE CITY, VA, October 9.-The
past week has been n rather lively one
In Chase City. from the social stand :
point The Mccklcnburg Fair. tho
largest and best in Its history, has
brought hosts OF visitors. in addition
20 tho large number who are usually
here at this season
Among the prominent people who
nh'e oeen here most of the week or
longer arc Mrs. Ii. r. Valentine. or
nichmond, who made IN address Mt the
Lair on Friday afternoon: Mrs l.. C.
n"son. or Ocean View; Mrs. Robert
iempleton and daughter. Miss Ger
trude from Richmond
MRS. p. c. Pope. OF Greensboro, N. C.,
VINO has been the house guest OF Mrs
, ,nSe HardY for the past week, re-
turned to her home on Friday.
MIS-: Floyd Clark and son. OF Dur
nam. n. C.. are visiting ut the home OF
w. Greer
WIS. r. z. Nelson, of Richmond who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
MILLER SCHOOL

tSpecial TO The Times Dfspntcr.l
MILLER SCHOOL. Va. Orioh., .
Rev. W; =. kemter, Of Castle Rock
preached here Sund&y morning
The Nawter Literary Society l.,
stalled the new officers on Sat,,rdo,
evening. r. NJ. Franks. prcst1rnt.
elect made very appropriate innuru-
raj address. The exercises wore CON
cluded with college songs.
Miss Roberta Fulton returned home
this week from Washington.
Ernest Doom, ot Niagara TaUe y
y. is visiting his home IN E,', yIllc.
Va.
Ellrigc Want Of ST Paris o. &c
a guest OF T.. O WANT.
Richard J. price, Of The University
eL virginia spent Sunday at home.
The board OF visitors met mere this
week.
Theodore Bishop paid the school q
visit this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

36-inch Gros do Londres,
$3.50 yard. Black, white and
full assortment of street and
evening shades.
24-inch Costume Velvets,
(Velveteen), in plum, dark
green, Tete de Negro, brown,
crows wing, blue, cerise, navy,
black, ETC., $3.50 yard.
27-inch Black Vclveteen,
$500 yard.
32-inch Black Chiffon Vel
vetcen, $3.50 yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

Striped and Plaid Chiffon
Taffeta, S1.5O, $500 and $3.50
yard. Large assortment Of pat
terms, in neat and also more
striking effects; SO inches
wide.
36-inch Chiffon Tnffeta, in
black, white, three shades of
navy, myrtle aid all the eve
ming shades, S1.00 yard.
36-inch Sole de Luxe, $3.50
yard. Large assortment of
lovely evening shades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
DURHAM

lSpccial 20 The Times-D ispatch.l
DURHAM. y c., October 9.-Aliss
Ethel King has returned from visit
Of several weeks 10 Danville. Va
Mrs. !. X. Watson has gone to
Brunswick. Ga. whnrc she will snend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
New 9x12-ft. Administer
Rugs, $%AE.5O

Fully forty different patterns in this Rug
Wilton dcsgns-prcttiest have ever seen
Based on mill prices to-day, these Rugs arc
worth S30.00-ard they look it.
Our S19.25 administers in 9xl2 feet sizes
worth to-day $500 Fully thirty beautiful
designs.
Have you our New Royal WiItons ut
$4,000. They are the perfection of beauty in
this we'll known weave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
New Shaiki Cloth,
Sl.25 I'D.

A 8 II n ( n g t
fabric for dra-
p o l. | @ s I II n {
look S like n
piece OF silk.
so inches wide.
in blue, brown,
e r O O II n n Il
rose = pretti-
est we'vo had
yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

42-inch Black Chiffon Vel
vet $3.50, $500, $500 and
5000 yard. Each represents
an exceptional value for the
price.
36-inch White Corduroy, soc
yard.
81 and 36-inch Corduroy, in
Belgian, Russian green, raisen,
beaver, mole, battleship gray.
brown, rose, navy. ETC., 500
yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

through the West returned home yes
terday.
Miss Lcta Hester, of Keysville. spent
the Weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Hester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
Irish Point Cur
tains, SIS Or.

Five dollars
is a favorite
price for Irish
Points. and II
there's CIV er
ID & en- prctticr
Il q - q II s and
better wcavcS
at the price,
we've II oV @ I
s o on [ h @ m.
3 yards long.