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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05

HtsnE's :sc ran log cabin sYrup. So
corn flakes. iss Hasen fruit jars. qts
Ttr. pts zee. stalls -. Hos leaves
bread. lie. stan -. Washington cream
rFY butter. tcr ~ utlk. ipr az. Hfaii
10. fresh peanut butter, ite To- Hansrs
kfaut. qts 10 Sugar stall isa lbs
ssas. uHAr. gte. lite ttsi Careiina fics
! tha ssc f~rar soap { lars str.
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phH hakirE soda. Ir pkE Afrp starch.
lee Pig "a % hF-akfsst fgod isr rkr
Anfsruon's. Crystal waite soap. - bar
4uakrf corn meal. isf pkn CsfnsftaH
mifk. large cans $50 shoe dressing. s.
t-ottis stan 80 hest 1rr4~Y hufs.r fee
- fnii ersAn ehrsss. aac ~ Htau e.
POI roast. isc ~ steer stsah. ife -.
siau 20. rolls. its det cookies. dos
fsn
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stalls -. T.hans stsaA. ave ~ pure
lard. he %. Stall a. -. 49, beans
ise. Olympic paneaks floor SOC. 2 pkEs
cFsanrits.. f3ei chocolate. 20 N y g
eern fihhss. for ise. Sc tattis vinegar.
lee. ! ears tomatoes. -. stall iot. 10
20 saek patent flour. f1Ssi citren. lemon
and grange peel. tte. navy teana 20 ~
stall iii.f green tomatoes, -. 10
uuluas. he 40. sainsfs $50 10. cuak f..
ina apples. 10 tte afatl rs aFpis-
81 Is bos local uaFeank Potatoes. 81 10
4aea Trrrn tomatoes. 15r boH. stall
TIA, carrots. ita. ice. ALASKA futA-
hagns. . ihs lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05

The attempt of the city TO obtain
power rights on the upper Skasit
river by having the government re
woke the stonc-Webster permit
there, was taken TO the city c1uncil
by Mayor GIN Monday.
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strikes and lockouts."
Reed also declared President Will
son stands squarely behind the ac-
ton OF the commission.
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Public Markets
PIKE IfAff.

PIKE PLACE
Stall n, lbs fina graduated sugar.
see Stall TO- pure natural milk. ac At.
Sc pit cream. 100 h-pf. Atnil ~. large
eans tomatoes for 2sc. 2 bars fine
toilet soap. ESQ. bars extra large tar
soap. i5c. stan 81. pot roast. i;hc lb.f
round and slrioin steaks. 1sc H.. boiling
beef. 100 lb stan &C. fresh whole
salmon. iao ID. English skate. loc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05

Stall no. ksilogEs Krumbles. ioe
pkg; matcheu Do box Post roaaties. Sc.
stall 1902. genuine Holland herring, ?
FOR iGc. anchovioa. zoe ~ Bismarck
herring. for &c. Stalls 2-g-S-7. Hirloin
steak tsc ID. pot roast, i0c up. leaf
lard. 25c ~ veal outlets. 1sc a. veal
foast. $50 ID. shoulder OF mutton. nc
per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05
Business Personals

$3.50 q $3.50
EYEGLASSES. srKcrAci.Es. TfTrEn
vita spherical lenses. eompls,s, 81 80
ineipiing sramiaasion seh-sFss
optonastFi.r. :ff Ipisr Eises. 80 Rss,
ond ave hrossn lenses Duplicated
0Hows HAIR crHEs DsNnRt'YF
seH~nss No HEsuLTa no CHARGES
Gentlemen. ladies Niei., rays and
nstianl fAoe massage, shampaoins
ehirepedy Louise Patton. ~ Eitsi
nidx Eilio,t ftst Open sy.ninr.
wsSTgD-of.p ratRx rEyrn tpoS-r
NATTER ~ nHoKESl. HicusEr
rnicss rstD cAnH FOR oLp
SMITH JgwELnr MO co. ui l.
G SMITH nipo.. rouRrn rt.ooR
WATCH REfAiRfso
pisrnrass 90, white yea Wait; ;svsiry
repaired ard rsmafsisi.
wort guaranteed a, -halssais prices
SIXTH jEwEf.Er MO. co
Ell I. C. SMITH Rtp1. Fourth F1ocv.
orr corRsE MtKEs FISisuxp
dancer % yoa Why ~sitf Our 70
saits guaranteed itlpgrdrorns. ggfth
Ard University Eiiieit sitT.
HrV oHEESr = HOTEL. HOLLAND
Fourth ard tsffsr-n. assr court house
Easily reached for uainisisriai ssrvtess
rrivais paFi0r- Malta st,i.
HaurtME PIANO Pf.AfiSo
And popular fnusio taskht In 20 lessons
Fsataxss mas.
PRACTICAL SuREE-Mfta wtf.fEfE-
svn. 5eis ists n. W. Phons ballard
1857
k0ntKERB Ar /. AT 5 THEY'RE
done" 10 cents roll jacobs. P'I
nlas
HTssiE KfN0sroS rrpfic srES.
fEfAr
EAvASsuoHs tsss h.ts tees les az.
bsSvER ptE .oi,Ks-i,ss i,s az.
5S-Funeral Notices
NsKfSNtB- Retail. wash Noveuib~F
a. 1915. Miranaa L<e MrEinuis, are
"a. beloved wife ~ John MrKinnis. %
Retail. and mother Of Albert l. Mar
shall Of seattle.
Funeral service wiii take place from
the Veterans Hsme chapter fntsii. a.
% 3 m. Tuesday. fnisrmsnt a Port
SN-s~S~ISSoSS~1~|>o~~~
59-Legal Notices
IN TIE Rt'rEpioR COURT or THE
State ~ Washington. KING County
NO $500 NOTICE or BALE %
REAL ESTATE
In tho Matter % the uuRrdianship OF
Ernssfins. calvin. Merton. Ronald and
Scott Henry
Notice T. hereby given that. IN aceord-
anos with an order % sale entered
In tho above matter on the iri day OF
Novstnhsr. 1917. the following asHcrib-
81 property. situated Ia King county.
Warrington. will be soid w mo on
Tuesday. November a. 1917. a. 10
~. at t2t-21 Lyon building. Seat
lie. 20 the highest bidder. under sssisd
lids. which viii BE- received At the
above address W 70 date % sale.
BeEinntng 7 $40 feet vest and GEO feet
south % tho northeast corner Of sec
ton ~. township - north. range
east. thence east 800 feet 60 the south
west corner 81 the northrss, quarter
Of tho northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter % section -. therre
north 100 feet. thence west TO the
bank 81 the white river. thence south
eriy along tho bank Of the said river
100 feet TO tho place OF beginning.
Terms Of rnle 20 be cash, subject 60
incumbrnucrs Of approximately wa
EMMA kORAEta
Guardian.
JAMES HART.
Auburn wash. and
WALTER y ALLEN.
szi-2s Lyon Bldg. Seattle.
fNtNtf
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By C.. C.. LYON

The Star staff Correspondent with
General pershine's Army.
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE.
20 . small city where there had
Nov. i.--One morning We came
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l0-Trades. Exchanges

ONE ACRE. i-RooM MOUSE. in.
proved acres trade hath for small
farm. o. viii take ear for s acres Al
dress Mrs y C. goby. nos Is
Agsnrn, Wash
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8 ACRES. $3.50

15-Farm Land for Sale
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.3-Unfurnished Houses

GROOM MODERN HOUSE 1
FOR RENT. INTERIOR /
JUST RE-FINISHED AND 1
IN SPLENDID CONDITION: /
LARGE YARD. CLOSE TO :
TWO CAR LINES AND /
PAVEMENT. SIS PER I
MONTH. CALL AT $3.50 /
WALLIN FORD AVE. /
GREEN LAKE OR NERD /
IAN AVE. CAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srvsNrRs ryavY mon col~As
DOCK. root or MAnfoN srEyrT
Lev. ITri,s
ssstii. Seattle
'Ytctosta. N. C.--r.rt rew~~~~S-rsvt
Asseses
itss st-m~~ s.i Dee. s..I 7ifpm
mia rrownssnf. Anssi~s dsily
nirht and vie,Sris.
esny 'Do.s not cali 81
ivietsria ssnssyp
T.~e.as Direct
sosrn @t~~mers Tacoma ard tasm
seam itasiss.psiis for tai IL team
~ sesraiconpa direct. Etsansri ~ term
term every '~o hsurr zee ;sspm
fssprn single trip. Tss round tfspm
ts9pntrfy. sepm
Tsspmf sispn
sitpmk is fsprn
daily dair
revs T.w-s>-s s,~~,ai
sse.nn str. Ger, fer Portl ispm
teprn 'To~rs~nf dfrsct' ofepfn
daily iCannee,s ., Tavr-ra daily
l-iih rsn line. for ell
points en- Olympic
lr.nin-uis
Anao~-t~s srd p~Iifsrh.m
sssrn '~,~.m~r wbsie.mI tss.n
daily 'or Anaeort-s snt daily
lpeifinwhsm.
Observation-Disclosures
r.~t Tswvss~d
isfese-. n Naish.s. fn,F s'ssp-n
daily Everett Anseortss daily
isna n. iinsha
o.. Ju-n I.is.ss r~iiirsss-n
ice issv Rs.-ite. Ter rar, tisepm
r,ifn'ht Ts-nssnd and Rel ru-esy
sand.yuinshsm. via all san Thpr<y
Tu..s'y Juan island points ssiur'r
Thursri
rsrt rswp.~sd-rsrt AnEsiev-Sesh
nay SD Wa r"rts
fiss STU Utopia. for Port tsspru
rnifn'h, iTownssnd, Port An Tu~-d'y
purssy lysi.s Nssh nay and rhurs'y
Tos.d' way ports sstury
--s ~. : ,i--------------------------
Port Townsspd--rort Angeles. Crsnsm
spd wsy Forts
100 str waisiesie. sori fsspm
,risr'h,ipar. Towns.pd. rortl Sunday
w,rs.v Williams. Du-sss..sl Wed.
we'd Port Angeles an al Friday
friday lciaiIsm.
- -
Fsrf esme'e-i ,"'''w
4.s0prn lsteawsr Puget. for ssoam
daily livingston. q m Bile, 6aiiy
ercspt IN. udt ow s'YGion. except
eatur'ylp Ter. Townsend Sunday
iWsnsviiis and Had
iooh.
safuvdsy Voy
fsepn lsfesn~r f"s". tcr soepn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-05
SMALL RANCH
800 cAsFf. 80 aONTuLF

t-roon house; IN good condition.
close 20 clty, 70 you can live on
ranch and work In seattle.
.seap fare; about - minutes 20
-yird and Pike. The land on
this ranch Is Al soii, level:
some clearing done. and fenced
located on main road close 10
schools. stores and churches.
a bargain - the price ~ $3.50.
Inquire FOR Mr. Tfrreo. 200 Sew
York BLOCK
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eors. matches. tse.
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DON'T ray TO PHONE ABdur ir
but cail and sec the hirh- grade cat
Pets and furniture 90 SHELLS
AUCTION HOUSE. aeea $40 SECOND
AVE-. FOR rtEspAN'a RAtE. 10 80
NOVEMBER The costly rarp.ts 90
eiude Mhittaiis AuHlo. Persian, Mise
low nArdad kaFNeheusiHuH uefau AID
Dfuasvla at squares. ranEni~un. limo
leum. modern Reliable urif uHhtHK
ras range. coal faHgea coles rot
MHat ana other good heaters the
costly fumed oak pieces consist ~
large hufse,s. pedestal extension table,
dtninE chairs china eioasts. Npanish
leather davenport. with large rocker
and arm chair. iihfafy table iadY's
desk. reed rocker. sstrA fins Clrranaian
walnut chiffonisr. dressing table and
ehair bookcase. pedestal very hand
some brass bed. variety Of other good
beds. coil springs. mattresses and pu
iowA. fine sanitary roll-tnp desk, tive
sNtNoi chairs. two small office tables
sherman clay upright sraHd piano and
lots o. other good thinEs At 10 30 We
cell seven trunks aud a sachri Tor the
Milton hotel Tor unpaid charEss Iohn
nushsll a sons. Agctionesrs Aain
.aaf
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Or 3 81 grkSf.Er. nHSrfsr. Az
neunees the removal of hts offices TO
III Cobb nidr
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Wanted Miscellaneous
End Hand Clothing

w YOU hANf ANYTHING TO SELL
call the Pacific Auetien Go N.,e at's
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CLOTHING nouunr ANp SOLD isot
flr-, ave isis Westlaks ave Phone
Main $3.50
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a9AAuction Sale

s. 70 ~ Tor good used suits other Arti-
slss nIspeSi,enstsls Main ilsi.
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5l-Furniture Wanted

l Hlsss t.ss g. g. ~: Nsjs ~,
Dentist
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i5-For Sale Miscellaneous

riANoa arrciAt MARGARINE IN ouH
exchange department Meyer Toner.
40 Union 81
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-18
2. a TIME FOR ECONOMICAL BUYING

Wle hs country at every person avoid ex-
uaVace and see that dollar purchases greatest value
possible Hey you cannot practice economy and thrift better than
by lng out the family such sale this where prices arc m
duced N the face Of expected advances 1t pay buv not onv
Tor TINS summer but Tor Read every this acvSee or
windows hen in and see the values themselves
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-18
Ladies and Children's Low
Shoes Sacrificed
Great Sale Of Mems and BOYS
Clothing

Nothing reserved all 10 90 in this won
dcrIu 9dayS sale. II you do not need
Sllnmc" suit remember clothing for fall
VIII be - 10 40 per cent higher than last
Fall and here is Your chance to buy it at
a big discount from last fall s prices
5000 Suit today'S value $4,000 .$19.9o
5000 Suit today>S value $500 .S1G.49
$1,000 suit todays value $500 .$12.49
500 SUITS, today s values $500 5000
$1,000 Suit, today'S value 5000 .S709
% Suits sizes 33sto 3G. carried from
past season and sold at $1,000 TO
Tl10O TO close out in THIS 0-day
sac ~ .... ...,, .... ... ...... S090
Sale of Mems Odd Parts
,sg'"" ,''i.." ..,. .... . 500
5000 and $3.50 Pants S499
5000 Pants ~ ~ $3.50
HlOt Pants ~ . .. $3.50
'M'2V ahlS ,... .,... .. .... S299
$500 Rants .. $3.50
> l-''N "IliS .'.. ....., .... Sl %
Men 1900 Work Pants .. $169
Mr0 - 80 Work Pants ~ .. S129
Mcn 5 20 Work Pants 99c
Straw Hats at Half Price
Panama Hats at reduced prices
One lot Of straw Hats worth I'D 10
500 70 ciosc cut, choice . SOC
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
OF PAYETTE-OREGoN SLOPE
IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Located in Malheur County. State OF

Located I'm Malheur County. State OF
Oregon.
Until two o'clock D. IN. September
29th, 1917, the board OF directors of
the Payette-Oregon Slope Irrigation
District will receive sealed proposals
at their office In Malheur County,
state of Oregon. said office being To-
cntod in the one story frame dwell
ling house of the said district more
particularly described as being locat-
cd in the southeast quarter Of north
west quarter OF section 2. township | 2
south range a. EWM I'm Malheur
County, Oregon, for the purchase of
bonds OF the said district as follows.
Twenty year negotiable coupon
bonds of Payette-Oregon Slope Irriga-
tion District in the sum and amount
OF st90. 100000 to refund. cancel aud
retire all outstanding bonds OF the
district as well as all outstanding
coupons en- bonds and all warrants
issued for interest on bonds: said re-
funding bonds to bear interest at the
rate OF six per cent per annum in
terest payable the fist day of jan
uary and July OF each year. the bonds
maturing serially after the fifth year
In annual amounts so rs 10 be ap-
proximately equal principal and In
terest, and
Twenty year negotiable counpon
bonds Of Payette-Oregon Slope 1rriga-
tion district In the sum and amount
OF S35. 100000 to refund. cancel and
retire all outstanding warrants OF the
district other than warrants Issued for
payment OF interest on bonds, said
refunding bonds TO bear interest at
the rato OF six per cent per annum
interest payable the first day OF jan
uary and July OF each year, the bonds
maturing serially after the fifth
year In annual amounts 10 as to be
approximately equal principal and In
terest.
=. NJ. BOALs
Secretary OF Board Of Directors OF
Payotto-Oregon slope Irrigation Dis
trict
George W. Lattig
G. NJ. Johnson
A. A. Guttendge
Otto G. Miller
II. NJ. Boals
Board OF Directors OF Payette-Ore-
gon Slope Irrlgatioa District
First Publication August 23. 1917
Last Publication September 81
1917.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27
NOTICE or SALE or REAL PRO-
PERTy BY ADMINISTRATION.

Notice Ia hereby given that the un-
dersigned, administrator OF the estate
OF Thomas =. johnson. deceased. will
under and by virtue OF an order OF the
County Court OF the State of Oregon.
fof Malheur County. bearing date OF
September 4th. 1917. from and after
the 5th day OF October 1917 al the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. at the Law
office OF G. MoGonagill In Ontario.
Oregon. offer for sale for cash In hand
all OF the real property belonging TO
the estate OF the said deceased. de-
scribed as follows to-wlt:
The M. OF the SEA OF thesEh
OF Sec. 20 and NV y OF SEA OF Sec.
20 all In Twp. lS $. n. AZ y. w. NJ.
In Malheur County. Oregon
Date OF First Publication septem-
ber 9Th. 1917.
Date OF Last Publication October
4th 1917.
T. G. JOHNSON.
Administrator OF the Est. Of
Thomas ]. Johnson, Deceased.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State OF
Oregon for the County OF NAL
heur.
James s. Stark and Marietta Stark.
Plaintiffs. VI.
Minnie u. Smith. George y. Smith.
Dora s. Lockett. y. NJ. Lockett.
y. ID. Stark. Belle Stark, J. p.
stark. Inez stark. Rary Stark. Sell
by Stark. Annetta Mcdonald. and
Charles Mcdonald. Defendants.
To Dora s. Lockett. r. NJ. Lock
EFT. +. ID. Stark. Belle stark. selby
stark. Annetta Mcdonald and Charles
Mcdonald. being seven OF the above
named defendants:
In the Name OF the State Of Ore
gon;
You and each OF YOU are hereby
required 10 appear and answer the
complaint hled against you in the
above entitled suit on or before the
frst day OF November. 1917. the same
being the last day OF the time pre-
scribed by order OF the court direct
ing service or summons In said suit
TO be made upon you by publication
and II you fall SO TO answer. for want
thereof. the plaintiffs will apply to
said court for the relief demanded
In the said complaint, to-wit:
For decree OF said court quiet
ing plaintiffs title to the North Hall
OF Northwest quarter OF Section H.
and North half OF Northeast quarter
OF Section is, Township Is South
Range a n. w. NJ. In MalheuI
County. Oregon. and adjudging thai
you and each OF you have no estats
or interest In said lands. and thai
plaintiffs title therein Is good and
valid. and for all other relisf de
manded in said complaint.
You are further notified that thu
summons is served upon YOU by pub
lieation under and by virtue OF al
order OF the Hon. Dalton Bisgs
Judge OF this Court, which said orde
was made and entered in said caus
on the 18th day Of September, 1917
and directed that this summons b
published once each week for 81
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teachers having been retained after
previous years OF satisfactory work
here. The superintendent. however.
as Is also Prof Boucher. Prof.
Thomas. Miss Katherine Conway and
Miss Reda Calm. are new material
In the field and all give promise OF
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27

successive weeks in the Ontario Ar
gus" commencing with the issue of
September 20. 1917. of aid newspa-
per. First publication Is on Sept.
30, 1917. and last publication is on
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27

Miss Estelle currey announces
that she has resumed her classes In
piano. Studio one block south OF
the High School. Adv4t
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27

Hiss Reda Collin. ard and 4th.
The entire force is an exception
ally strong one. the majority OF the
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27
War Schedule for
Ontario Deliveries
Be Patriotic, Help Us That We May Help
Uncle Sam Win the War

The National Council of Defense has ordered that de-
livery expenses be cut in order to Man Power and
Gasoline for War purposes Therefore the following
places of business will go War Schedule for Deliveries
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27

being especially skilled in their par
ticular capacity.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1st

The hours of delivery will be follows All orders
that are in the stores by 10 o'clock will be delivered in the
forenoon All orders that are in the stores by o'clock
will be delivered in the afternoon.
In order to put each place of business on equal
footing each business represented has guaranteed to the
others that it will strictly observe the hours and each
place of business hereby agrees pay forfeit asfoows
Crossfo
order delivery delivery, and after
O'Clock for when
firm will fyhf the customer $500
nd the $780,
Hotels, Restaurants and the Hospital are exceptions
TO the above Please remember only two deliveries each
dayat 10 and O'clock and all orders must be in byhat
time or they will lay over until the next delivery.
Yours very respectfully,
RAIDER BROTHERS co.
BOYER BROTHERS CO.
WILSON BROTHERS,
E. A. FRASER
H. H. TUNNY.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27

Nov. list, 1917
MccULLoCH & WOOD.
Residing at Ontario. Oregon.
Attorneys for Plaintin.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27

SPANISH NEW STUDY
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27

together with costs and
which assessments arc
the St day OF October sii or
the succeeding days 70 which map postpone SAID SAFE =. @ Sna dwell
house the pumping plant OF the District more phD az = M
Mheur Oregon between the hours OF ~ oe0oA
A. NJ. o'clock r. NJ ,,nn,, .Trtn
Dated 10, Coleetor
OF this notice september 10 iSi''
A.. 1917
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-27
NOTICE DELINQUENT PAYRTTE-oREG
DISTRICT.

NOTICE; There delinquent in
the Payeeogon slope Irrigation
1917 which OF
Directors for said District
1917, the as ows:
The evening world., 1917-08-06
EVERYBODY WANTS TO HELP
MAKE ITA SUCCESS.

Mr.. slz has appointed Patrick q.
Foy. food expert. as Executive Sec
rotary of the supply Committee. Mr.
Roy has been the active campaignor
Tor the dinner during the last three
DAYS. Ills duties are 10 compile the
lists and do the "stumping" for the
boys.
"Not dimcult Job" said Mr.. Foy
to-day. "since every man In the dis
trict hus been wondering why some
body did not come forward with the
proposition month ago. | have
never seen such earncstncss ~ pur-
pose in the twenty-five years have
been connected with the Mercantile
Exchange and publishing food sta
tistics."
Charles T. Gchrlng OF the Hotel Re
view has accepted the place OF Exec
utive Secretary for the Hotel and
Restaurant Committee. The down
town business men will contribute
the turkey, chickens, potatoes, fruit
&C, and the hotel and restaurant
men will do the cooking and provide
the coffee or lemonade. as may be do,
cided by a meeting OF all the com
mittees. Red Cross workers Rnt
girls OF thf Vacation League will
serve the Sinner The entertainment
The evening world., 1917-08-06
3 DIE IN HEAD-0N SMASH.
Engineer aud Two Unknown Men
Victims Rs Trains Meet.

MILWAUKEE. Aug, G.-rhree men
we're killed and three seriously injured
when two passenger trains collided
head on on tho elevated tracks Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail-
road in the southern section Of the city
this morning.
The dead are John Baumgartncr, MIL
wauktc. engineer, aup two unidentified
men. believed To have been beating their
way one OF the injured men wore tho
uniform Of soldier, and according 10
n member OF the truln crew boarded
/ the train at sparta. Wis, and said he
was on his way to New York TO attend
| the funeral Of his mother.
| The collision Nas between a train
northbound from Chiclgo and q suuth-
hound train on it, WAY To Chicago The
/ messengers on both trains were badly
] shaken up. but none Was injured.
The evening world., 1917-08-06
TESTIMONIALS
FOR MEDICINES
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine
Company Publishes Only
Genuine Ones.

The testimonials published by the
Lydia T. Pinkham Medicine Company
come unsolicited. Before they are
used the Company takes great care 10
Inform itself about the writer Never
knowingly has II published an un-
truthful letter, never Is letter pub
lished without written consent signed
by the writer.
The reason that thousands of wom-
en- from all parts OF the country write
such grateful letters is that Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
brought health and happiness into
their lives, once burdened with pain
and Illness.
II has relieved women from some Of
The worst forms of female ills, from
displacements, inflammation, ulccra-
lion, Irregularities. nervousness, weak
ness, stomach troubles and from the
blues.
II is impossible for any woman who
~ well and who has never suffered
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10 realize how A>SNISSA
these poor, suffer- SNH/ @0%ANHkC
ing women feel WT Nn\V\
when restored to N &~T
health; and their HA UU
keen desire to W. Y IL
help other womeE (M SeprTR I'M
who are suffering M\TESSRvSINl
as they did. - LgHSSANSSS)
AdVt AVN pDAAiukSA
The evening world., 1917-08-06
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arrest va made
The evening world., 1917-08-06
GREAT FAREWELL DINNER
AS "SEND-OFF' DAY CLIMAX,
PLANNED BY EVENING WORLD

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