NYSSA AUTO
MUST BRAND BUTTER
SAYS COMMISSIONER
C O M P 'Y
Late Spring
AGENCY FOR
The -lournal has been requested j
by the Oregon dairy and food com .
missioner to publish the following: |
“ The statutes regulating the
manufacture and sule of butter |
provide for tin* branding of cream­
ery butter, but not for the brand­
ing of duiry butter except that
each roll or square must be plainly
marked l(i ounces full weight or|
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32 ouuces full weight. We find
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some dairy butter that is not so |
marked and we also find some that
is short weight.
“ We would be glad to hold the
manufacturer responsible for the
misbrandiirg and also for the short
INDIAN AND HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR CYCLES
weight, but in the absence of any
name and address on the butter so
Expert Repairing
Electric Light Wiring of all kinds
Auto Supplies
as to positively identify the manu­
facturer we cannot do so. The fol­
lowing ruling is therefore made:
“ All dairy butter offered or e x ­
posed for sale will be considered
Mr. and Mrs. John Boswell misbranded if it does not have
were over Sunday visitors in Vale. plainly marked on each roll or
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hill of Roswell square the words. 'Dairy Butter,’
OF
Heights were, calling in this yd* ‘ lli ounces full weight.” or ‘32
ounces full weight.’ and the name
cinity recently.
and
address of the manufacturer.
Mr. Pliu Case of Arena was a
Any person offering or exposing
business visitor here the fore part for sale dairy butter not branded*^!
of the peek
in compliance with this ruling
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Miss Lucy Post of Parma spent will be prosecuted under the slat-
a couple of days in the Bend the : utes providing for the branding £
of food pnxlucts. Signed,
past week.
' 1). M ICK LE.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Morely Oregon Dairy and Food Com ­
missioner.
sjauit »Sunday in the Kelley home
S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 10th, our Stock
in Hast Roswell.
• it Electiical A J* J liantes Nili he murk-
Mr. Chas Purdy has been suf­
ilown 33 1 3 i r cent.
fering from a severe case of pois-
oning the past week.
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Mr H. S Stark spent a couple
of (lays in the hills looking after
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Hupmobile, Studebaker and Ford Cars
BREVITIES.
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Merchants’ Lunch Room
Next door to Postoffice
Billiard Hall
EARP & HALEY Props.
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M ALHEUR COUNTY B A N K
N Y S S A , OREGON .
DIRECTORS I
//. J . W ard
Geo. L . Phillip*
C. C. Hunt
John 1lay
J . K . Clinton, Jr.
J . //. W o lf
./. J. Suntzin
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PIO N E ER BLACKSMITH SHOP
L E U C K & C OOK, Props
General Blacksmiths
Wagon Work and Horse Shoeing
Plow W ork a Specialty
Announcement
1 o the people of Nv -a and V icin ity :
I have bought it Mr. E. A. Sailor, of the
Nyssa Meat Market, ard by giving you the
best of service, I l,<q • to receive a share of
your patronage.
HORACE BURBIDGE
We have a long line of offerings which -ire intend«
appeal to the purse of the conservative purchaser,
terms being cash, we are able to make better pri^
than merchants doing business otherwise. Not* |J
following prices. We invite com parison:
Men’s Muleskin Shoes 1
Light weight, and good wearers
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A Full Line o f Ladies’ and
dren’s Hose at . . . 10c to
Every pair worth the money.
Fine White Flaxon Dress Fabrics j o
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in plain, striped and check .
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3 Men’s Gunmetal O xfords
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BARGAIN
Little Doubt But High
Line W ill Be Built
Thinks Mr.Kingman
his cattle and mules.
Mrs. Agnes
Johnston spent
Monday in Parma, having some
(leutai work attended to.
Messrs. Walling and W. G.
Cowden of Caldwell transacted
business in the Bend Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Judd spent
a few days visiting relatives in
Caldwell the fore part of the week.
Several
threshing
rnachine
agents hsve been soliciting busi­
ness in this vicinity the past
week.
Several eighth grade pupils
took their final examinations at
the home of Mr. C. C- Kilburn on
Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Helm of Ros
well were dinner guests at the
Brumbach home Sunday.
• Mr. F. L. Porter returned home
from Vale Wednesday. He has
►4* been serving on the jury and was
excused for a few day.
Mr. Horace Chesbro of Seattle,
agent for the Karl Zech piano,
made a couple of trips to the Bend
th6 fore part of the week.
A . G. Kingman, from Owyhee,
in Vale on jury duty, states that
everything is prosperous in his
section. They have 22 families
now on 2500 acres, somewhat over
100 acres to the family, which
will be reduced as others come in.
“ We organize and formulate a
P°^'cy as to what we shall plant,
saJs Mr. Kingman, 'and all stand
firmly by this policy. We have
planted only two kinds of apples,
Jouathans and YVinesaps. Each
owner has planted from eight to
15 acres of prunes, and we intend
building a dryer and being ready
to care for our crop, eitner by
shipping fresh or drying, as the
market may demand.
“ There is but little doubt in my
mind,” continued Mr. Kingman,
"bi»t that the Owyhee high line
pumping plant will be put in,
which will add very much to the
value of taxable property in Mal­
heur county, aud furnish homes
for many families.— Malheur En­
terprise.
le y o i Nyssa. v i.it«, V *
nesday.— Enterprise.
HF. H A V E L A WNS
In white and many pretty shades in prices ranging
1 5 c to 2 5
p o f yard
W e carryall the poptdar shades in RIBBONS
complete lire ot M IL L IN E R Y Supplies, priced veryreai
A large line of L A D IE S ’ W H IT E W A IS T S in »11 th
styles. Lawns and voile, embroidered iron's. Commotil
at ¡Sil.oO to $2.00; Priced very reasonable at $1.25 to 1.7a.
GOLDEN RULE STO
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Hotel Western Building
Oregon-Idaho LumberC
(LIMITED)
Nyssa
Exclusive agents for K ing Coal
VAHL“ E
Laths, Lumber, Shing SNOW IN 1
Windows, Coal, Doot
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Cement, Plaster, B « C t i
ing Paper.
W e carry a complete line of B U ILD IN G MI
Let us figure your bills.
White Tail, Mon
S. H. THOMPSON, Mgr. Journal
Yard on Front St., near Hotel Western.
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offers you the facilities of a well managed
bank — assuring you safety and evçry
courtesy consistent with good banking.
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M E TH O D IST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH NOTES.
U nited States Depository for Postal Savings—Dep
for the State of Oregon.
Sunday, May 11.
A number of the Bend people Sunday School 10:30 a. m.
attended the Victrola concert at Morning worship, 11:30 a. m.
Roswell on Friday evening and Subject, “ God’s Noblemen.” Text,
greatly enjoyed the musical treat.
acts 17:11.
Mrs. Robert Weir and Mrs. 7:15, Epworth League.
Harvey Hatch will entertain the 8:00 p. m., Mothers’ Day service. I
Text, Isaiah 60:13.
Social Circle at the homo of the
the former on Thursday after­ Special music at morning and
evening services.
noon.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
Rev. Lawrence of Roswell ac­
evening.
companied Mr. De Forrest Shot-
You are invited to attend these
well to the home of Mr. and Mrs. services.
Strangers welcome.
Everett Tate last Thursday after­
noon. Mr. Shotwell is the stu­
dent who is to take charge of the N OTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N .
religious work in this community.
Services were held in the Wade [
United States Land Office,
school house on Sunday morning.
Vale. Ore , April 29, 1913,
Notice is hereby given that
Frank W. Murphy, of Vale,
NOTICED ABR O AD .
Couny of Malheur, State of Ore­
gon, has filed in this office his
Ira Rutledge and family ftf application to enter under the
Nyssa, who sold their ranch there, provisions of 2307 of the R S. U.
S. the following described land,
are visiting relatives in Middle* viz:
Lot Five (o) of Section
.ton. They will vo to Boise in a Thirty (30) Tjwnship Twenty ( 20 )
few days -M iddleton Herald
South of Range Forty-Seven (47)
E- F. Pratt, the Oywhee ranch­ East of Willamette Meridian, con­
taining eleven and five-hundredths
er, was an Ontario visitor Friday (11.05) acres.
and seemed to enjoy tne change.
Any and ull persons claiming
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adversely the lands described, or
E. Hillier, one of the ^Tyssp desiring to object because of the
merchants. was doing Ontario a mineral character of the land, or
for any other reason, to the dis­
few days ago.— Argns.
posal to applicant, should file
C. C. Wilson, prominent attor-
,\( at and serviceable.
heaviest real es
being c
press
value
id tract
^bert Va
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fine ranch four
north of this
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Who is alrei
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value during
affidavits of protest in this
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Register.
A. G. Kingman
Frank D.
Cashier.
President.
ij The Nyssa Livei
F E E D A N D S A L E STABLE;
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& PILKENTON, Props.
CAREFUL!
FIRST-GLASS TURNOUTS
ALSO SADDLE HORSES
Nyssa*
G o o d Avenue
Fleming
&
Nyssa, Oregon.
Manufacturers of
Cement Blocks and Bi
C ontractors of all
Cement Work, Sidewalks, Septic
_ _ _ _ _ _ Cement Waterproofing
WE GUARANTEE OUR W<
» Tail is 35 mi!
_ l r o a d tow
our goods 1
»y a snow si
load of our goo
of bloomii
alfalfa fielt
The weatht
lie last two
Iter part oi
it several
|M1 acquain
o f th. le west, an
’ale for tl
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aot heard oi
fellow who vi
day.w hen the *'
as he termed il
MW near Culb
.king for land
way bad
led Nyssa,
lay he w,
jgether to
rketin^ c
)ce belore
tto far adi
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Selling
1 rs with e
|ng profits
raching
fin tiine
lion for th.
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