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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-10
Copyright, 1919. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate,
BY HOWARD R. oARls.

BY HOWARD R. eARIs.
How soon are we going to have
some pumpkin pie, Nurse Jane?" asked
Uncle .Wiggily Longears of his musk
rat lady h~ousekeeper n morning.
Its a little early for pumpkin pie"
MISS Fuzzy WuzZy answered, as She
cleared away the breakfast dishes and
prepared to sweep the hollow stump
bungalow. III you would get me a
squash, though I could make you a pie
"oh, yes. that's so, Squash pie IL
pretty good!" Uncle Wiggily said.
We'll, I'll hop right along and see II l
can find one. When will it be time for
pumpkin pie, Nurse Jane?"
"About Halloween" she answered.
But think you'll like the squash kind
most as we'll"
I'm sure to If you bake it." spoke
the bunny gentleman, with a low and
polite bow of his tall, silk hat.
Soon he was hopping away over the
father Goosey Gander's farm, where
the squash vines grew.
Grandpa Goosey was very glad to see
Uncle lWiggily, and wanted the rabbit
gentleman to stay and have lunch with
him. But the bunny said:
Il had better hurry hcme to Nurse
Jane with the squash for pie. When
i a v taken that to her I'll come back
and see you"
please do" begged Grandpa Goosey,
and he gave his rabbit gentleman friend
one of he largest green squashes in
the garden. A squash is not like a
pumpkin, you see, it is green instead
of being yellow.
'Will you be able to carry 1t, Uncle
Wiggily?" asked Grandpa Goosey as
che bunny took the squash in his paws.
1t was nearly as large as a water
melon.
a"oh, I'll carry it all right the bunny
answered. See you later-good-bye.'
And away he hoped with the squash.
Uncle Wiggily was skipping over a
fallen log in the woods, when he hap
pened to drop the squash. Down it
went on the ground, ker-plunk!
bit. Now l have done, III The squash
~ But the squash just fell in a pile of
stones, bounced off them Of a sharp,
3jagged stump. rolled into a brarnble
brier bush, rolled out again and then
came to a stop, waiting for Uncle Wig
gily to pick it up.
why, it isn't hurt a bit!" exclaimed
the bunny, as he reached the squash.
ut must be much harder than a pump
kin, to fall on a stone pile and not
even get bruised. This Is some squash!
He picked it up and carried it a
little farther. Just as he reached the
top of a big, steep hill the bunny
slipped and dropped the squash again.
Down it rolled, head over heels,
lbumpity bump and plunk-o 1t went!
Right against a big rock.
+Oh, now it Is surely spoiled" thought
Uncle Wiggily. "No squash pie for
mel"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-10
Just a Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John @. oulnlus, the
Sunshine Man.

Therefore thou art in~excusable, o
man, w~hoSoever thou art that judges;
for wherein thou judgest another, thou
condemnest thyself; for thou that judg-
est doest the same things.-Rom. II, I,
Search thine own heart. What paineth
thee
In others, In thyself may be;
All dust Is frail, all flesh is weak;
BE thou the true man thou dost seek.
j. G. Whittier.
A saints life In one man may be
less than common honesty in another.
From us, whose consciences He has
reached and ~enlighted. God may look
for a martyrs truth, a Christians IN
worldly simplicity, before He will place
US on Il level ever with the average OF
the exposed classes, We perhaps think
our lives at least harmless. We do
not consider what He may think. OF
them, when compared with the invita-
lions of His that we have sighted,
with the aims Of His Providence we
are leaving without our help, with the
glory for ourselves We are refusing ana
casting away, with the vast sum Of
blessed work that daily faithfulness ~
time can rear without overwork on any
single day, II, Thorn,
DAYTON. Ohio,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-10
KEMPER COUNTY FEEDERS
TO KEEP THEIR CATTLE

SCOBA, Miss, oct. 10. CSpl)-Some
Of the finest carloads of cattle that
have ever been shipped from here are
leaving this week. Shipments are going
out every day and will continue to do 80
for some time, al there are a great
many young cows in the country that
are ready for shipment and COW dealers
wish to get all Of their stock off Of hand
that they can before winter.
Feed has been saved In abundance,
and even should cattlemen not sell they
can easily feed them. j. l.. Dudley, one
Of Kemper's most successful farmers,
shipped Wednesday a mixed carload,
In the car there were 40 hogs that
weighed from $50 to 200 pounds. Mr.
Dudley says that was offered 81, 500 for
his hogs in the spring. which he Is
selling now, but refused It. and since
he has fed them $500 worth of corn, He
has just turned IS hogs into a peanut
field and says that they are fattening
daily and he expects to sell them later.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-10
MISSISSIPPI DELTA
PROBE RACE RIOT

HELENA, Ark, Oct. 10. tSpl.)-
Delta counties in Mississippi have sent
representatives here to confer with the
authorities relative to the recent out
break and the activities OF the Progress
sive Farmers and Household Union OF
America. No trouble has been reported
in these counties. and these steps are
only taken as precautionary measures.
Inquiries have been received from
many towns in the invirons of Helena,
and they say they are on the watch for
possible a~gitators. 1t Is reported sew
eral negroes have been implicated In
the recent outbreak here and evidence
grows stronger that the general slaugh-
ter Of white people had been set for
Oct. G.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-10
wv EVb
- (~nRA.UaRxr.e EE
BY K.c.D,

AND THEY left the office.
AND WENT downstairs.
AND HE led her away.
THROUGH A very queer street.
ON THE way to the L."
AND ON this street
ALL ALONG the curb,
WERE GREAT big cans
THAT WE'RE filled with refuse.
FROM PRODUCE places,
AND DIGGING around.
IN THESE refuse cans.
WERE LITTLE boys.
AND LITTLE girls.
AND BENT DID omen
AND BENT old men.
IN SEARCH of food.
AND ON the way through.
HE CASUALLY mentioned.
THAT SEVENTEEN dollars.
FOR A pair of stockings.
WAS ALMOST a sin.
AND WHEN they got home.
SHE CRIED a little.
AND THE very next morning.
THE STOCKINGS went back.
AND SHE got her money.
AND CHANGED ten dollars.
INTO BITS Of silver.
sa
AND THAT afternoon.
SHE WENT back to the street,
ON THE way to the L."
AND STARTED right in.
TO GIVE away coins.
AND WITHIN three minutes.
SHE WAS completely surrounded.
BY A bowling mob.
OF BOYS and girls.
AND THEY epset a can,
AND BACKED her onto it.
AND SHE rolled right over
AND WHEN she left.
SHE WAS almost ruined.
AND HAD no hat.
AND THE moral is.
DON'T BUY silk stockings.
FOR SEVENTEEN dollars.
l THANK you.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-10
BRISTOL CANTEEN ONCE
CROWDED is CLOSED

BRISTOL. Tenn. Oct. 10. (Spl. THE
Bristol canteen situated near the union
passenger station and where thousands
of soldiers have been served during the
war period, will be sold Nov. l at public
auction to the highest bidder, accord
ing TO an announcement just given out
bv ]. H. Faucette, chairman of the To-
cal executive committee. The equip
ment Of the canteen VIII also % sold.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-25
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain stro. phosphate
60 PIT on Firm. Healthy Flesh
ard 70 Increase strength.
Vigor and Nerve Force.

Ju8rlrv from fhr nguufleeH pre-
psratloua and Treatments which ere
continually being adForls.'d Tor ths
parloae ~ maxim thin people fishy
asrclapinA aruIe. nsek and bust an1
re-iaelnE ugiy hoiiowa and anriea ~
the aofi curved hns- ~ health and
beauty. fher. are seidaufiy thou ands
~ men and women vino kcenly feel
their excessive fhinnees.
m nueas and weakness are usually
due 20 starved nerve Our bodlrs
need more pbos .alais iisn IS contain
~ IN modern foods Phy sciana claim
there - nothing that xiii supply the
deficieney - we'll - the organic
Phosphate kuoWn among drIgglsis ~
nifro- piioe ui1af.. Which Is inexpensive
and S sold ~ The Corner Pharmacy
In Guthrie and mot al druggist IN
der . guarantee ~ satisfaction Ut
moner back By feeding ihe nerves
cells wsh the necessary pbOs phorlc
food eicmcnfs. bifr0-i.hOslshaie quick
~ prudacez a welcome transformation
in fhe a1varance. IN. incre-ass IN
weight frequently being astonishing
Thif Increase in weight also carries
with Il a cefer2l improvement IN the
health. Sers0ueness. eleeplessnesz
and lack q energy. which nearly al
ways aceOmpany excessive tnnness.
soon disapYezr. duii eyeB bcc0rne
brif.ht. and uaie ciIesks gov With The
bloom 81 pcrfecf health.
CAUTION - Although Biiro phos-
phafe = unsurpassed for relieving
neryoasness. sleepiessnsss aud gen
erai weakness. il should not. owing 70
IS remarkable fesh-zroEing prOper-
ties. be used By anyone who does not
de5ire 20 pat on flesh- Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-25
Girls Are psrsevsnna

Over one e'rls ehould,r paa s'an7
a ppis. on sach end ~ vhfeh wac D
hausl uhleh. comply. sslrha twenty
uFs gsaands.
sh,'a oat for a r.sord aad INV
esoprt
ln ihe power house ~ saN wipete
and oiicr also ~ ihe feminins aes
Th.re IS fog in connection ash
iWo a ihsae
To RE tHey a.smed prefy pppr
sp.c.us.rs. -aif uls scinnck The
frr. man dIdnf fh.nk mulh 10 theta
sliher s. ~ dea.lsd a. k.li them on
by paUrg lhem on a nirht sh.ft We
thouehi no eifis cIald sand fhss IN
'his weaiher Two moufhs aeo they
started on fbe 80. and I'm prrla %
say thy are aflu a. -
In fhs tes ins roam vs1 NJ caar,s-
tna censileimtr. a,sisted g enr-
mlad. By Two men THY were al
busily ror.ng over znne tubes
= sas JAS siss isz rhs younz iaa
hers box - Do a ~ fInirhed up
Airsadr. yoa -. she lsroeess d b..n2
reversed
And nos for ne moral = fhe story
q vas su,niie1 by ~ FO-d. medical
dirersor q she General Chensral com
Fany.
Management to Blame for Failure.
Wien a woman fails on . Job said
Dr. Ford. 'almoss invariably you
stou.s bia1ne. uos her but D.. man
ssement Puf a woman in . position
thaf none - her szex hss held bsf0re.
among inca who az nos any TOO rlad
70 - her. n a place where no pro-
vision is made Z sr her needs. and sbe
VIII cut. nos because she Is unfit bui
because she j. unoomfoE1s able
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-25

Ever PACK up yuur ioe With -conir4p-
rions~ sRa glasferf a. though yoa
Uere p1cklne \ Kia1 vase iof - rs-fi
rosrs Eternse greasy oinfinenis 'hai
ruh OF on your stocking Ever ~
stick tzpe that gets jerkef OF NJ 2
,oa ruli vogr sfr.king Off Kind q
foolish. when 2 o. drop - "Gefs-ir
on any corn OF czlirs gives if quick
painless. peaceful. desd-sure funeral
Whv ,ufter and suffer- Geiz-it
siops corn pans. f ieis y0l Nork
smile and dance. even Nifh corns. lie
the con mon sen = waF. the only sim
DE. easy uay-peeis Corns OF like 2
banana peel Ised b. millions l.
never fails.
Gets II the guzrauteed. money
bsck corn remover. the only sure way,
costs Baf . frifIe a. any drug store.
N'rd ~ Z. Lawrence a Co. ChIcago
III
sosd ~ OxI Drus store. Lille Drue
and Stafsonery Co. ard A l.. Gray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-25
HOW FAT FOLKS
MAY BECOME THIN


u sea ere saAdenIf hecomlnf kfoaf.
81 4 yoa haze feea faifiuk en tivaA
fur Aeafs ihe cause 3 ssnerAff fht
sauis iaek 81 oAtNrn carrffaF .eeef
- fhe tiaoa In|s sHuuh4e oeesft
mo - in men and Nomfn ever fh.fif
hai 81 maf g. ,asiiy ffsaissi and via
out anN 81 ite lFifsttens meet taf
p.opie imagine nrcessaff So redaee
Their Wtiehf sImpis 81 ia Heur dras-
Flsi and ss a Box ~ fhNuola fakt
ftt fraInf afitf tarh meal ani al BID
tme Muadtuai rseaiis sh1nla hf
g4iskiY aetompl bel ~ fh.s fwH'r
treatment
o. sure however sua eet lAe efnus
lne i'asuoia d s pat uf "a ars.uai
t,aisd I4ekaFte. b. pleasant iu taAt
ana aigea Hfumpt ueaHs 8AH Ntf.
utF Pharmacy can faaly Yaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-25

~ Afr.ea a crop ~ ihe bhrs.t
euri.f q. ciosfss imIr .marlahio makss
rirl fhe belle ~ ths kraal. especially
= ne b. plump wiih p.egy eyes. fhIok
ips. nose like nn iu'iian rubber .hee.
and sk'n cha shin,s nke oakins
sfu4n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-25
SUCCESS AND FAILURE OF
WOMEN WORKERS ~
INDUSTRIAL PURSUITS
Lconl-na.l rom D.. 0n-l

iConiinued rom Page onel
schanck showed m. through ths
10 train a man 10 mauaee one 81
,hes. machlnss hy h.msif Given umf
The girl can equal him"
We went into iho yard, and resent
IL came on fwo r.ris. nether 81 ihs nj
could have weighed more iaaH one
hundred and twenty icunl seinsins
I4ck -sxes over iaree bins - soda
= vas dreadiully TIRED AZ first
Mss r Patrick aeknosloisel
she's a sr.af deal befer lopkire
now" Mr. shorian assured me. The
open air work has Eiven her color
Women Al Manual Labor.
Eve bins a day Is ~. stint q thees
girls rhey break a. coda. lound
81 ho nre. p..oal snd ihen lui g into
ihe harn.is onc bin wiil nn thrce
barrels V, their aeheFrmeni palss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-25

Ms vae~s Aror has ,o.mavrd
ier Woft 90 fhe ramrn nuf uf tn
new Nwufg hui 81 hHery Para. Nsn
York Iha h.s fae|l.uts o. enter
ta0n|ns NtoH mfn day af.l eIll he
op'n fur ihe period of demoha1i 1iilan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-25
A BROKEN LIFE
-~ --
a. ALLAN cAANpNrv.

rlts~
MA ihs fsppsrf uamsT O
~Noa eolld tnee N 5en sfeai "a
e,salag in her counaHft hithuuiia
-. = AIS. Naoui Nlnisfs. Bat IA d
5rsaai uas lar other alls'affe hes
ht,arts otinmen. Aou nlas nendtf ~
Il. Tor she Is uui on'f beautiful tat
ash nsr etesutHenes sfe eensiapi
and uaasrsA.. And lNaNs as Ahe =
fhe1 say .he has . satire aua sar
easm at eanmsnl fhaf eeuii uaks 3
- r an s'l Crt.a aa pessimisilf
philosopher. Some Nrr dlsaNiHiui
a.sut mest have rNH-a ihn ialf sur
fa.e ~ hHr Nle fef sIf s a cantis's
fnt man hanr aua hfl ar uatH's
81 sham refsnss aad a0aiaiieu hos
ult msee hsf st aN pera.arr
Ihe speakers si,.i at nlHaaN =
fhe ltAh, az me hoitl si Msif.fi ~
sartink Qaesnly sIl,aans iala eho
nhs 'ust rassIug -
Th,s casually dlsuss.i her nat
fHNet .nat. tai HaN 70 nlaai ih'r
IS $40 lad sfesl d'rs0ilf teh'Hf fhfm
mo,tt ,lus.r Ca ihf elntHe ihrre
ns s0MfltlAA nsors ihaa Interest lH
81 Nee taken of deep smaiipn
ana ihuuEaiful NllsssiaH Ntfe iH
tis sies S. "a fsmaHsd siauns hlanA
Is uUf ga faa street iis lai bsovms
suesi az fhe huisi ant Registered ~
HaniaI IAri0u Thar mUH.nf Al lhe
snd of q rroifs Its,fIe De- turned
apHf Nlfh q tesr siFh
The isdy who vac ihs object - ~
the attention nas llle Ia hanmunY q
oafNaft seelna, siih cas- designation
iiaf Naa hseu awarded hsf ilsf faoe
though amI.ies. almost severe WAS
ptrie0f 81 lfs contour htf flfs which
af uuts osf, stouful 81 haaktis
ehtn rs reius- bore half hlldvu
ssausss th.t ioid u seme ss,isi cor
nse
STORM II rsnsuro ana t|rnTprotst
effrisd hFi when she selected Alice
Wade ss her uiaid. A mvmhsf 90 q
family luuf obscure. fle father ~
NidNh Nas drunkArN h'fs'if o.
serted NlfD Alice had been Summed
A'siistd WIN faf" HANAh N'N
Mis- Nintrfs iouk hsf an llfiing a
afli'ss'a s"ai iI"'n ti'''n 70 'p.s'''is
anl Niiiiilhs devotion "a1 'eN' mat
uas almost pathetic
Il Was Al'fe Who 40" - 'ouhiifss
ie'As - 'hnfiii done ny hef mistress
in se'ret. y vas shs Nho AnsN 'hAi
10 her dafa moody uion'uls AisH
winters shut herself np ~ noon"
never visited - o'htir' y was Ah''
W." hnf" Nhai h'f NaNnA nlHi''as
had loved anu iufA 'inp'il'iins h"
hi' ~ me l''r'N'
The stranger az ih" hNi'i i'F 'h'''
nights Ia tuceesfiun passed some u"'"
ln ne ficlhii} "i lAr house "hri'
Mss Winters h''d. ne Nns faih'f
mysterious ln hls N'i'"n. no 'fA"'a
pedestrians and never lfii n.y. h"i"
during daytime. 'ne evening he was
near 60 ihe winters ADin'' When Ai''e
NHs hNffAiN- i"NhINt 'he h"N ~
the passed heiE" rough ip"Alng
man slfanA inio NieN aud caught h'i
uffu.
Its me. mI pretty your rowing. un.
fortunate husband. bear fosNe g1f
inh where ih'rss BOTS ~ money nnd
Jewels You've gpf g SCI m' tsule
n wouldn't give yeu a penny u 500
we're starving protested Alice ana
BROS" away lh" MHn tarfd aii'f
Ter lhtinn lnt'f''h'l' fho'Aea hiih
s'nseless WITH slne'' blow nnd hnf-
fied The sra hpinrNafiN
There. you are safe b. said. aud
n that whcreant fe4hlss y"u sFnlu
lasl eail the pol'rs MiV I Hhai o.
thaff fhnn'isras sound '.eauai.
80 fr1iu De house variiing. alarming
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-25

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uaa Ihatss lisssf eeai 49, esss
st1 ~fsh lsf rarsnts nsef ueff.k
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16

Mile. vallal at the time was ap-
pearing at the Follles Bergere In a
ballet called LA Danse dEve." She
coud not be persuaded to leave
France without her former partner,
Mons. zermain VINO was still I'm hi.
uniform of an aviator Red tape in
France is even more complicated
than II is here. shubert and Zieg-
field decided to wait until Zermain
was discharged from the army.
Foxy Marcus took time by the
forelock and received promise
from Zermain to Join the Marcus
forces II his release from the army
could be secured. Marcus had come
in contact with a number of Amcri-
can notables through his entertain
mcnts in the training camps last sea
son. BY pulling wires here and
there the French authorities were
prevailed on to release Zermain As
fate would have II Marcus. Mile.
vallal and Mons, Zormain came over
on tho George Washington with
President Wilson, arriving In New
York early in July.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
BELIEVE IN NEWSPAPERS

A. u. Marcus. director general Of
the big Marcus Show which comes to
the wheaton. welser on Tuesday.
oct q. is one of the largest adver-
tisers In the theatrical business His
bill for primers ink in various forms
runs over $l5O,OOo.OO annually
Gradually he has been Withdrawing
his billboard advertising and placing
a larger appropriation with the daily
lie finds that the press
IL the most effective means of pub
llclty for a high class attraction and
threatens in time TO devote all his
efforts to newspaper publicity.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16

As each obstacle Is surmounted
another objection presents itself, so
that is prone to ask the question
whether or not any building will act
ually be commenced this yedf.
Strange as IL may appear but still,
none the less true. Ontario Is the
only town on the o. S. l.. that has
no buildings under way, or believe
am safe In saying that ours Is the
only city In oregon that has not err
eoted some houses this year Now
why IL this2 Are we afraid that
after all Ontario IL not destined to
be the great city we anticipated?
II would look that way from the lack
Of faith shown II the reluctance to
build homes was any criterion
Reviewing the situation during the
past few months: The main topic
OF conversation on the street corner,
IN the home, In the office anl store
has been what are we going to do to
relieve the house problem? Some
suggested organizing a local Home
Building Association This was done
but sufficient capital was not fouth-
coming 10 construct even small
shack. Others said let's find out
how many want to build and combine
our orders for materials and get a
reduced price This too was carri-
cd out-oyor thirty prospective build
ors signed an agreement promising to
commence building operations with
Ia n certain period. Then the hue
and cry was raised about the high
price OF building material and how
the builder was being held mp hy the
local yards. The local yards promi-s
cd to meet all competition which was
a very fair proposition but no defin-
ite prices for them TO go by were
submitted, ony talk In general way,
and time pressed; | went to outside
points and secured the wholesale
prices from mills and when present
ed TO the local yeards obtained the
assurance that the same prices would
be met II the orders were grouped
and placed in car lots; In fact your
local lumhermen are willing aud
anxious TO do their part toward en-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
Commercial Club Activities
n. LESLIE BODY. secretary

Couraging a building activity; but
now the question of securing con.
tractors and help has arisen. out
side contractors have heard OF this
movement and are here to bid on the
business; what next will be the ex-
cuse? suppose 1t will be too late
to do anything this year but will be
postponed until the spring, and when
spring comes delayed until another
fall. Let's wake up, quit talking
and do something! DO you realize
that we have lost lots. yea actually
lost over fifty families this summer
through not having houses for them
80 move into. Say the average fam
y sponds $1,000 per year then in
dollars and cents we have turned
away f,om Ontario $4,000 In act
ual cash to say nothing Of the in
fluence and hard feelings engendered
against Ontario. and q knock Is far
more reaching than a boost
TO your Commercial club belongs
the credit fof originating the idea
of getting the thirty odd signers to
build somes, but 80 far the matter
rests there; II cannot erect the home
for you Salem took u lesson from
us and started n plan TO get one
signers to like resolution;
the signcrH we're secured and build
Ing on some Of the homes have al
ready commenced; where we are still
and getting nowhere. Daily
are coming here hut leaving
due to the lack OF uccomodntions.
Let's be up and dolngl
Now listen; II Is conceded that the
year 1913 was n normal year and
lumber prices are only so per cent
higher than normal; vuoreas flour
Is 200 per cent higher. shoes 100
canned goods over 100. clothing all
most 20. wages 100 10 l5O per cent
higher
why use the stock objection? IfI
Ontario ls ever 10 be a big city then
L has To be made so from within
md not without.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
FAMOUS DANCERS
IN MARCUS SHOW
Mile. lvonnc Nallal and Mons.
Roland Zermain Prominent In
"Oh Baby"

a. -. Marcus, producer of "Oh
Baby which will come to the
Wheaton, Weiser. on Tuesday. Oct.
81, put over shrewd deal when he
engaged the celebrated French dane
ors Mile. Yvonne Vallal and Mons
Roland zermain as features of the
current Marcus extravaganza. Hi
rivals for their services were Lee
Shubert, of the New York Winter
Garden and Florenz Ziefell OF the
"Follies." Mcssrs. Marcus. Shubcrt
and ziefeld were all In Paris I'm
March looking for foreign dancing
talent.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
ELSIE FERGUSON ~
"EYES OF THE SOUL

one man was rich Judge and
he loved her.
The other was poor-a soldier
blinded in the war
She was just a girl-a dancer In "a
cabaret-longing for ease and luxury
Yet she looked on life through the
eyes Of her soul, and chose
And II you live a hundred years
you'll never feel picture tugging
harder at your heart than this
Dreamland. Sunday. oct. 10. only
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16

Mile. Vallal and Mons. Zermain
have appeared at the Opera Comique,
Paris. and before the war were for
two seasons court dancers to the
Car of Russia. They staged the
spectacles in ooh Baby" including
"The Gates of Araby," "The Artists
Model" and "Danse DIVE"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
CHAPLIN DRESSES FOR
EFFECT IN "SUNNYSIDE'

In "sunnysidc.' his third million
dollar comedy in which Charlie
Chaplin will be seen at the Dream
land, Theatre, oct. II and is the
world famous comedian tries to beat
a Chesterfield at his own game.
Charlie Is an uncouth farm hand who
loves a pretty country maid A city
dandy comes to the hamlet aud
threatens to steal the affection of the
girl. Then Charlie dresses up. Those
who never miss a picture In which
Chaplin Is seen can CUES the rest.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-10-16
EXCLUSIVE AUTO ELECTRIC
SHOP LATEST INSTITUTION

Ontario auto shops keep right up
to the minute. An additional proof
OF that was given this week In the
opening OF an electric shop entitled
the Electric Service & Battery COM
pany, whose motto Is, Everything
Electrical for the automobile Tho
shop Is located In the building form
orly occupied by the Studebaker cor
poration,
The organizers OF the new shop
are NJ r. Dolllng and Roy Wcscott
who came here recently from Boise
but who formerly lived In Salt Lake
whore he was engaged In similar
institution,