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' *K Shipping Carload ■ of Apples a Day m n u x n r * Who can save the most for you? rpH A T’S what you're going to 1 think about when you buy your Fall Clothes. If you aren’t careful you’ll make a mistake. The saving isn’t on the price ticket—it’s in the clothes. The tailoring, style and all wool that you get here in Hart Schaff- ner & Marx clothes save the most for you. The clothes last longer The clothes cost per day is lowest. TOGGERY BILL ONTARIO The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes IN THE CIRCUIT OOUBT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MALHEUR COUNTY. 1> H. CLARE. Plaintiff, va. HABLE C. BIGELOW; HARRY HILL AND LIZZIE HILL, HUS BAND AND WIFE; JOHN O. LIT TLE AND MARY E. LITTLE, HUSBAND AND WIFE; CMHIS- TLN NAGLE AND FRED NAOLE, HUSBAND, IRENE RIOPHLLE AND WM. C. RIOFELLE, HUS BAND; JOHN HILL AND EMMA HILL, HIS WIFE; SAMUEL HILL AND ANNA C. HILL, HIS WIFE; LINA HILL; MRS. ANNA JOHN SON AND GUIS JOHNSON, HER HUSBAND; CARL HILL; MRS. EVA CARLSON AND OU8 CARL SON, HER HUSBAND; M1S3 EMILY HILL; ELLEN HILL; G. B. HARRISON AND DORA E HARRISON, HIS WIFE; TAYLOR BISHOP AND NELLIE BISHOP. HIS WIFE; T . D. MYERS AND JANE DOE MYERS, HIS WIFE; COLBERT AND JANE DOE OREGON ■ C. C. Hunt, with a crew ef •* ex pert packers and iertere. will atari Monday on the long job of prapa'ing for shipment tka big appla crop of the Nysaa country. The packing will ba done in the va cant store room in the Hotel Weahern building. A large room for receiving : tka applaa haa bean built in the rear o f , tka building, which is proving a great ( convenience in the handling o f the fruit. Besides the apples iro n hla own or* chard and those of hie neighbors, Mr. Hunt haa the contract for packing several carlords for the Idaho Products company and he anticipates a very busy time for the next six weeks. A carload a day will be sent out toapread the fame of Nyasa as the natural home of the big red apple J* m ■ M m u m u u m M n u n n t n t ........... George Wayt O N T A R IO , OREGON FARM MACHINERY Agents for JOHN DEERE LINE Plows, Harrows, Discs. Spreaders, Mowers, Binders, Haying Tools, Forks, Cables, etc. Ico Separators, Associated Gas Engines, Cushman Engines, Ensilage Cutters, Silo Packers; stock pairs for all Machines on hand at all times Rake*. Cream Binder of re n 'KTE, the undersigned, wish * * to announce— m together, the Girl, «he Time and th* Puace.” Thus soliloquized a young m Lochinivar of Nyssa he other even u That we have taken over the Nyssa Garage, formerly run by R. H. McNee, and we are fully prepared to take care of all Auto Repairing or rebuild ing, and Gas Engine Work. n All For the Want n o f an Automobile M m f "It’s seldom, if ever, you finll them ing. He toad a date to elope with a Parma girl. He had the girl and the time, tout how to get ttot girl to the place—any place where there was a m (preacher—caused him much anxioue SB ibouight. Aifter the wtiieels ln his H dome ha(l revolved until they began to creak, a possible solution ap m peared. He approached P. M. War- ^ ren, the mill man, with a request to * 'borrow the latter’s faithful delivery —■ oar, at the same time admonishing ^ the genial candidate for mayor to * keep the proposed eloptmeut “ under * , h i a hat.” But the „„ M ; love never did run smooth, and Pliin St | didn’t see how he could pare the {R oar. As for keepin* the romance a ^ secret, he was careful to tell only M the Journal and a few other friends. Ait last accounts^ the girl had m ^ | changed her mind and now doesn't * | «ant to elope at all, nd the Nyssa ™ | girls say it serve* the young man M : Just right. M A formal welcome to the faculty of the Nysaa public school will be held at , the Hotel Western this (Friday) even I iug when a public reception will be COLiBEtRT# HIS WIFE; AND THE of this summons, and if you f*U to given for that purpose by the Com- UNKNOWN HEIRS OF SWAN answer for want thereof, plaintiff i manity Service ciub HILL, DECEASED, Defendants. will apply to the Court for the relief I __________ To .Viable C. Bigelow, Harry Hill, prayed for In hla Lizzie Hill, John C. Little, Mary E. towlt; for a decree quieting the ftle Liitle, Christin Nagle, Fred Nagle, of plaintiff in the N 1-2 ot the Irene Rlopelle, Wm. C. Rlopelle, SiE 1-4, and the SE 1-4 o f the SE 1-4, John Hill, Emma Hill, Samuel Hill, all In Section Fourteen, Tp. Id 8. R. Caught in a terrific wind and rain Anna C. Hill, Una Hill, Mrs. 47, E. W. M , In Malheur County, storm near Watarbury, Connecticut re- Anna Johnson, Gus Johnson, Carl Oregon together with the appur- j centiy, H C Fortin end bi9 Ford car Hill, Mrs. Eva Carlson, Gus Carl tenances; and requiring defendants stopped en route long enough to turn son, Miss Emily Hill, Ellen Hill, G. to set forth the nature e f their claim* over several times before proceeding on N. Harrison, Dora E. Harrison, thereto, If any they have, and enjoin their journey. Taylor Bishop, Nellie Bishop, T. D. ing the defendants, and each thereof, “ The velocity of the wind was In Myers, Jane Doe Myers, J. D. Col- from averting any claims whateo-! creasini *° fa,t ” ,aid Mr Fortin, bert, Jane Loe Colbert and the un- ever ln , alJ premi-,e3; and for such th*’ 1 declded to •«“ k »heller Then, known heirs of Swan Hill, Deceas- other aQi further relief as to th* 1 »•‘ ■»out the least warning, the wind ed , , * i.ii raised the car bodily from the road, at eu- Court may seem just and equitable. J th* snme time blowing the top some Defendin'*. This summons is published pur- five hundred feet into a meadow The IN THE NAME OIF THE STATE suant to an order of Hon Dalton car overturned, and I «aa rolled under OF OR.EGCXN, You are hereby requir- Higgs, Jtrd'ge of the above entitled ft, hut with the first turn was thrown ed to appear and answer the com- Court, made and entered -this 27tb clear The car rolled ever and over for plaint file! against you ln the above day of August, i920. a distance ef about on* hundred and entitled suit on or before the expira WM. E, LEES, sixty feet. It stopped right aide up— tion of the time prescribed in the Resiling at Ontario, Jregon. with radiator caved in, bows broken, order of publication, to-wlt: on or JOHN H. NORRIS, brackets bent, fenders broken and bent, i before the expiration of six weeks and windshield off a: the dash. I found Residing at Payette, Idaho, from the date of the first -nth ¡Ration Attorneys for Plaintiff. th* seat cushion* two hundred feet i away and the tools all over th* road. ! First publication Augu t 27, 1920. “ I inspected th* gas tank, oil garage, | L a s : pub Ration, October t, 1*20. and water in radiator, but found nothing disturbed. Pulling aut th* ‘ ehoker, 1 primed the engine, gave a quick turn, and th* motor started just aa though nothing had happened.’ ’ Two of Mr. Fortin’s friends wit netted the aecidant. Ford Rolls Over, The« Continues Journey LIBERTY Batteries repaired and recharged. First-class mechanics arid an Absolute Guar antee on all work done. The patronage o f the public requested. Browning & Pease HEALTH FIRST Every norma i oerson desires Ihealth. Health is 'only maintained or gained thru natu ral method*. Drugs or the knifa are unnatu ral. The Chir opractor a d d i nothing to nor takes anything from that system which God ha* made as a perfect, coordinate whole. The trained Chiro practor is a rte- chanie, adjusting the most delicate machine aver p aceJ in this uni verse, th* human body. Perfect spines, means perfect nerve force and perfect health Subluxated ver tebrae of the spine mean improper nerve force, there fore disease or gans or parts of the body. Spinal adjust ments removes the cause, health follows. Let ■» explain chiroprac tic to you. & ToHead To Throat *R> Upper Limbs To Heart T oLun^a To Stomach-; To Livpr- 1 °K'7' , ToKidneijs To O varies- To B ow els- •ft*. TÒ Appendix Io Lower Limbs To Bladder- 10 Genitals- THEATRE Yours for health. N Y 8 8 A UNDERTAKING SA T U R D A Y , OCTOBER 2 J. Warien Kerrigan in “ A JOYOUS L IA R ” Sixth Episode “ Lost City” C. R. Augustus H. L. Peterson SU N D A Y , OCTOBER 3 ‘ LONE W O L F ’S DAUGH TER’ S*Rael Comedy and News LICENSED EM BALM ERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 Harry Carey in “ BULLET PROOF” News aad Cotnady Modern Chapel »ad Funeral Car at year service ONTARIO FURNITURE COMPANY i I TH U R SD A Y, OCTOBER 7 Erstwhile Susan with CONSTANCE BINN EY Ford Weekly and Comedy Now Is the time to lay ln your wlnter'e supply ot honey. Credit al lowed for containers MoClsrty A Co— A4».. » 10 -tf PIANO FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN We have in our poseiaion stored in Payette, a strictly high grade piano which we will sell at a substantial dis count if taksn at once. Tea«* arranged with responeible person. If intsreeted write quick for full particulars to Th* Denvar Musis Company, Denvtr, Colo rado,—Adv, ol 6t No. 19—9 1-2 a. 3-4 n^le of school, 2 miles of R .R stir ion: all ln cul tivation; berries and fruit, lawn and shade, deeip well; 6-room house, work shop and stable Crops grow Ing included; »3500__ Milbr-Hoxle —Adv. ol-2t DR. R. A. MOON Res. 41 R CHIROPRACTOR Spine and Nerve Specialist OVER POST OFFICE Phone 158 ONTARIO. OREGON U. S Inspected and Passed One Hundred Per Cent Pure W A T C H « » , 04 .04 *4 4 , J I W B U t Y ANO OIA MOMO» Lard. Sausage and Hamburger. Also brine in which our Home Brand Bacon is pickled. lUpakíag « S poetalo F lF tR -e je w B U IY S T M ! Nyssa Meat Market J ANDERSON & BURBIDGE g ■■■■■■■■naan ■■■■■■■■■■■ax
