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CLUB LEADER Y o u don’t lose the weight and — DENTIST did you ever stop to think that your j?rade and dock sometimes makes a difference of two and three cents per bushel. Ontario Better investigate . - - - s L. T H O M P S O N , M gr. Nyu*. Dragon T l A f J f ’ Q Là 1 MY O i THE GATE CITY GRILL | Meals, 35c and up Rates by the week Sundays Only— IceCream and soft drinks :: ji Mrs. Harry %tt1T JxSx$*f><S><' » » ♦ » » ♦ » ♦ » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « J ♦ • ♦ » Í S e rv ic e G a r a g e FORD SERVICE NEW AND USED FORDS WILLARD AND EXIDE BATTERIES ACETYLENE WELDING AU Work Guaranteed SERVICE GARAGE EDDIE b u s in e s s COLLEGE BOISE POWELL, NYSSA. ORE *rop. FIRST CLASS MECHANICS T e. 11. g h t ■ O* :o a Coin. Tw ilig h t Is made possdile hy the A gazett. v... originally " ii certain# earth's atmosphere anti Its power to Venetian en.vie snirrr worth our farth- j reflect the sun s rays. F o r a certain lug," according to Itamlle Oolgrave’s Diction;! I rtf, published in 1011. Being time after the sun has disappeared be- j low the horizon the sun's rays pass the price for the Venetian news paper of thnt day the paper Itself , through the earth's atmosphere at such an angle that the light rays are reflect- gradually assumed the nume of the ; ed and refracted. coin. THIEVES BUSY IN CRANE W eather Rots Unpainted Buildings Can You Afford to Rebuild in a Few Years? OUR investment in build ings depreciates rapidly un less it is protected from the weather by paint. Y A rotting building is a heavy expense, h mean* either costly repairing or total r e b u ild in g . Paint saves this cost. Use paint now. The n ext q u e s t io n isfcvhat paint to use. Use the best. It costs less in the long run. The best paint spreads easily — it saves labor cost. It covers more surface per gallon than “ cheap” paint. And the lie»! paint will «erve y&ii five or more years longer than “ cheap" paint So paint your building» when they need it and use the best paint. That’s a dolUr-eaving policy. The best paints are scientific in formula and preparation. We’ye made them for 73 years — to meet the weather conditions in the West. The best materials — PIONEER WHITE LEAD, pure linseed oil, pure zinc and pure color»—are combined in Fuller's Paints in scientifically ex act proportions with long-time slulL Free Advice on Punting Aak our agent fo r advice, oolor earda, etc. Aak the Fuller Specifica tion Department about the B O M deair able color arbernea, eolor harmony and any otbac detail». Xfffér** ■m) Maker* o f Rubber Cement Floor Paint, A l l - P u r p o s e V a rn ia h e s , S ilk e n w h it e E n a m e l, Fifteen^or-Floors Varniak. Waahable Wall Frnigb. Auto F.naaal, Bam and Roof Paint. Porch and Step Paint, and PIONEER WHITE LEAD. F u lle r s V SPÉ CIFIC AT IO N H o P u h osn se P aints ls * u r e Point Puro Prepared Point Manufactured by W. P. Fullur è Co., Dept 24, San Francisco IB Citte* la the West sa ye the M emo below aly house »eeds painting. cut ii cut tuo p i ste it m tour hote boo » FaUar'a Specification Hanna Paints are sold by rba follwwiag Agents: . Boise Payette Lumber Co., Pure Prepared Paint A^ent. S e - M cFalt and S ee B etter W e G rin d D r. J. Â. McFull °ur 0wn E y e sig h t S p ecia list O n tario N o pow er on earth can save y o u r c r o p w h e n o n c e the flames are sw eeping over the fields. But you can protect y o u r s e lf fro m m o n e y los& through H artford G rain in Field Insurance. T he cost is m oderate, the protection com p lete. F rom seeding time to harvest your crop is covered from all dan gers o f fire. I f your crop bums, the Hartford pays the losi promptly and in tuiL J. Boydell Resident Agent. NYSSA - - :: ‘ O reg on Lensea P h on e 118 W M’CONNON'S PRODUCTS J. R. HUNTER - OREGON For Quick Service Call the Newby, Prop, ii First St., next Bank of Nyssa. PHONE 43 Y Oregon Phone 117 Nvssa Grain & Seed Co. CHAR Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Andrus and son Report of Club Agent for August Willard motored te Nampa and spent1 the day with relatives. Mrs. Andrus Introduction This report covers a period of 31 remained in Nampa for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Sullens and days from August 1st to August 31st Inclusive. The project» work son Harold were guests $ unday eve ed on during this time were Pig ning of Mr. and Mrs. C. Welcher. LLoyd Culbertson, Otto Miller, and Poultry, Corn, Sewing, County Fair, County Agent work, Club picnics Cardos Wilcox spent several days of last week in the hills. and Dairy Herd Record Keeping. « During the month 17 days were Miss Hildrer Fellows o f Caldwell spent in the field and 10 days in the was the guest of Miss Mary Conner Thursday and Friday at the Otto office. Miller ranch. Pig Project Two meetings were held with a Milton Lanes and C. W. Welcher Brogan Pig Club and on» of these ateaded a special meeting of the K. meetings held with the Oregon of P. lodge at Payette Monday night. Slope Pig Club. At these meetings Willaim Sumner returned home the judging of pigs and dairy cows Sunday after having spent a fort relatives at Sherling, was taken up. Each Pig Club Is night with planning on entering a team at the Colorado. Mrs. Kirkendale and daughter County Fair judging contest. Luella of Payette and Mrs. Kinneoth Twenty-two personal visits were of Boise were guests Sunday of Mrs. made and assistance given the E. W. Tomlin. members in keeping their records Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Atterbury and and in fitting their pig for the fair. son James and Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Poultry Project. Morris were guests Sunday o f S. J. Ten personal visit» were made to Simpson and family. Poultry Club members at Moores’ Mr. and Mrs. Bedsall and daughter Hollow and Vale. The majority of motored to Boise, Friday returning the boys and girla are taking fine WE GIVE THE TRAINING WHICH WILL HELP YOU EARN in the evening. care o f their birds and should be A BIGGER SALARY. CLASSES IN ALL COMMERCIAL Mr. and Mrs. Demont Judd and able to put on a very creditable SUBJECTS FORMED WEEKLY. ENTER ANY TIME. daughter Margaret of New Plymouth exhibit at the county fair. The and Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Boals and Moores’ Hollow Poultry Club was RATES, 4 WEEKS . . . . $15.00 children were entertained at dinner given assistance in preparing a Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Karr. Discounts Allowed on Term Payments demonstration for tha local affair Mr. and Mrs. Hary Lattig are and one meeting was held with the spending afew days at New Mead Valley View Poultry Club. SEND FOR FREE CATALOG. ows. Corn Project Mr.and Mrs. Robert Van Home One meeting was held with the and family left for their home in Big Bend Com Club and one tour Sioux City Iowa, Wednesday after was conducted during which the spending the summer on their ranch entire Club visited th* members’ in the Slope. Alton Willoughby returned to R O C K V IL L E com fields. The fields of 18 com Westfall from Twin Falls, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. A. A .Reed and son club members were visited, pictures Wallace o f Brogan visited Mr. and Saturday. Hewill attend pehool Mrs. Sam Naramore is in Rock Saturday. taken and suggestins mads on the Mrs. P. M. Boals Thursday. He will attend school the selection o f com for exhibition. Mrs. D. R. Davis returned home ville this week, where she is having here this winter. Sewing Project Mr. Clint Hill and wife left mon Saturday after having spent several her son Rex treated for adenoids. The Bonita Sewing Club held a weeks with relatives in Boise. While Alfred McConnell, Clarence day for Crane to take charge of the sewing demonstration and exhibit F. W. Brown and Mr. Gordell of Mullinix and George Strode were on hotl there. on the 16th. Four girls demon Boise were on the Slope Friday. their way to the postoffice Thurs strated how to make different JUNTURA Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Green o f Jona day evening in a Ford car a bolt kinds of stitches and told their uses. than, Idaho were dinner guests of came out of the steering gear, caus The Farm . Bureauoffered prizes on the latter’s sister Mrs. J. D. Connor ing them to lose control of the car, Mrs. Donald Masterson is visiting the exhibits. Jean Bartshe who is taking a which turned over twice. They were in Ontario at the home of her par Dairy Herd Record Keeping nurses training course In Baker came all badly bruised, but no one was ents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson. Two and onehalf days were »pent down to Payette this week to care seriously injured. Ruby Donaldson, Hope Fleener an incollecting the equipment from the for her mother who is very ill. * School will open here on Septem Gilbert Masterson, three of the Jun various clubs and in returning Mr. and Mrs. S.E. Chapman of ber 18Xh with Miss Beatrice Brown tura eighth grade graduates, have that which was borrowed from the Ontario were guests Saturday even as teacher. We hope to have a very gone to Vale to begin their studies various people in the diffeent com ing of Mr. and Mrs. Ottis C. Miller. successful term o f school this year. at the high school there. munities. Mrs. L. R. Breithaupt of Ontario Mrs. F. J. Kauphesman visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mullinix and Picnics spent Tuesday with Mrs. C. A. son Stanley were dinner guests of with friends and relatives here Fri The Brogan Pig Club held a pic Karst. < day. Mrs. C. A. Miller on Wednesday. Mrs. Jonas Brown, who has been nic on the 11th. In company with Mrs. Pegg and children have moved Perry Maupin stopped over night Mr. Smith and the County Club very ill ,the past ten days is very •at the Frank Mullinix place Tues to Juntura and are occuping the old Agent they cooked their lunch on much improved. townsite place. Mrs Phipps and nieces Bonrea and day night. the banks of the reservoir and then Miss Mae Murphy passed through Mrs. C. A. Miller called on Mrs. Ethelyn Golden spent the week end went swimming. town onher way to Brogan where Andrew Greeley Tuesday afternoon. The clubs at Moores’ Hollow, with friends in Payette. Miss Bertha Leake and Mrs. Andy she will resume her duties as a Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crane and sons Jefferson and Riverdale held a pic teacher in the Brogan schools. nic together at Watson’s on thelBth were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Maysonholder called on Mrs. Frank Rev. Father O’Connor held service Walter Peirce of Payette. County Fair Mullinix Tuesday afternoon. in the St. Patrick’s church Friday Mr. and Mrs. Lester and Misses Two days were spent in preparing Wm. Leake is helping George morning. material for club demonstrations at Martha Dayton and Marie Kay of Greeley put up his second crop of John and Billy Murphy of Beaulah Payette were dinner guests Sunday the county fair. . hay this week. visited at the home of Dan Gallegher of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Tomlin. Miscellaneous Chester Mullinix went to Caldwell last Friday. Mrs. Arner Gorton was hostess Sonday to stay a couple o f weeks assistance was given the County F. J. Kauphesman made a business Agent on the poultry work, at the at a dinner Sunday evening inhonor before school starts. trip to Juntura , Sunday. culling demonstration and the poul o f her husbands birthday anniversary Clarence Miller went to Caldwell Mr. and Mrs.Elmer Stinson, of try tour. Meetings in conjunction Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. after lumber to build a bam at the Emmett, Idaho are visiting Mr. Stin with Mr.' Kinder were held with the Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hanni- school house, which has been needed son’s father Clay Stinson. various local leaders. While in the gan. Miss Lola Gorton and Messrs. for some time. Mrs. A Johnson is visiting her August Caratena, Delos Loveland and office 8 new articles, 8 circular let J. M. Mullinix and family drove parents, Mr. andMrs. Jim Ralston. ters with a total o f 898 copies and George Jones. to Mahogany mountain Sunday after Dec Baker has resumed his studies Thursday afternoon at one-thirty 51 personal letters were written. chokecherries. at the Ontario High School. • meeting o f orchard men was held 21 people called at the office. Miss Edith Scott of Jordan Valley Mrs. Hedges and Mrs. Upson, the at the P. M. Boals ranch. C. C. has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. teachers of the schools, report an Long o f Corvallis, Ore., gave a talk Duncan MacKenzie, the past week. enrollment of thirty-three pupils. on pruning, thinning and marketing Minnie Zink, o f Beulah, is staying of apples. A large number of at Hoffmans and attending school horticulturists were present and WESTFALL here. SEVERAL THEFTS REPORTED leaned the latest methods o f pruning Mrs. Vincent of Casper, Wyoming and thinning of the fruit trees. DURING TWO WEEK Most of the farmers o f fhe valley is visiting at the home o f her daugh Many othar problems o f the fruit PERIOD. grower were discussed and much have their second crpp o f hay in the ter, Mrs. McGetrich. From Crane American. Mr. and Mrs. C. Frcize and family stack. good resulted to those present. Mr. Long erpects to return inNov- Ligh-fingered artists have been Cleve Cammann has sold his hay moved to town last week and are geting intheir work in Crana during ember and continue a series o f prun to Henry Wakerlig, and Louis Nap- living in the Richey house. the past ten days and the question ing experiments. Dail Bowen has come to twn l tan has sold to Rufino Arrien. The Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Duncan from consideration in both deals was 88 attend school is, is it local thieve» or work per Heis staying at formed by outsiders. At any rate Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Hillman of per ton. Upsons. the different thefts have been eo Payette, and D. E. Haines o f Ontario John Hoffman finished haying School commenced here Monday cleverly executed that no trace of were gueets Sunday at a dinner at with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Highsmith last week. the home o f Mr. and Mrs. McGorton the miscreants can be diaevered. Mrs. Bob Smith has opened a new as teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Bedsall and daughter restuarant in town. The first act subject to grand Frank Scott and Myrtle Estes were guests Sunday o f Mr. and Mrs. larceny was last week, when a new will attend the Ontario high school Guy Cockrum o f Payette. Machine-Made b-a Air. harness was lifted from a P. L. S. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carico and this year. A machine lias been invented by Co. teamster at th big bam of E.O. We understand that Mrs. Oliver means of which It Is possible to pro children were guest Monday eve Foster on First street. The night Saudy will teach the Wheaton creek duce sea air In tlie heart of u great ning o f S. J. Simpson and family. marauder with his pillage was city. It Is being used In the treat C. G. Heslup is improving his school this winter. traced as far north aa the Crane- ment of various diseases. ranch this week by the addition of Mrs. L. M. Estes and children, Bums highway and there the clue silos. Myrtle and Leo, were in Ontario ended. Mrs. Perkins is on the sick list. Saturday and Sunday. Mr. J. A. Murray had his foot The next scene o f theivery was Oscar Presley has rented the Jay at the residence of Mrs. Mory Dou badly injured last week by a horse Branson ranch and will take posses glas, who is at present on her striking him. sion in the near future. E. Frost left for Bums, Ore., on homestead in the Steins mountain Frank Smith and Hugh Richey country. Jim Young, brother of Monday afternoon with a large load hauled a load o f stock salt to Flagg of melons. Mrs. Douglas, had a large quanity Mr. Hutie, field man for the Cali Prairie last week. o f supplies for his sheep camp in Iven Hart and wife motored to the residence and cellar. The fornia Vegetable Growers’ Union, night the prowlers got away with was on the Flat Saturday, inspect Ontario Sunday. all the supplies, and that is about ing the lettuc fields. Rufino Arrien recently bought a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ruby and band of young ewes near Stein’s all the owners know thus far. E. D. Aspinal, special agent for children were guests Monday of Mr. mountain and are trailing them to Standard Oil Company,came near and Mrs. Chales Stewata o f Fruit- his ranch on Clover Creek. losing several tires from his garage land. Ben Payne and family, Ed Payne It's toasted. This J. C. Peyton of Baker City is the anil family, Walter Brodrick and one night last week. Hearing the onsextra process the horn o f his car blowing in the guest o f his daughter, Mrs. S. C. Wayne Lee returned Saturday from gives a delightful still hours o f the uight Mr. Aspin- Hall. a three weeks’ hunting trip to the q u a lity that can Stanley Brown, wife and son of Blue mountains. wall proceded to the garage when not be duplicated he saw two men disappearing in Ontario,. were dinner guests at the Carl Fegtly o f near Watson is the dadrkness in a hurry. He saw paental E. Frost home Friday eve here looking after his sheep interest that one of the car wheela had been ning. this week. L. H. Martin is improving the removed and the thieves had pr- George Ferrens and family spent looks of his ranch by topping and bably started to take o ff the tire the week end with Ben Jordan and when one o f them came in contact Primming the shade trees on the family. with the button that blows the place. Mrs. Frank Plnkham, Frank and J. C. Midlin is trucking posts Home Remedies horn, I proved to be a novel Catherine Carson o f Boise were the from Brushy Hollow to Harper. Pare Extract of Spice* burglar alarm. guests Thursday and Friday of Mr. Toilet Articles Lex Anderson left Monday for j Veterinary Remediee Vale. He is one o f the petit jury and Mr*. E. N. Morris. 8eems to Be Nature's Law. Poultry Compound* men. You can’t keep a dead level Ion*. If you bum everything down flat te make John Tucke was in Westfall Sat In thè Brltleh Iste*. SOLD BY H. Why. bless your soul. If all the The Roranti» ere credited wlth In urday canvassing for the Jones Mer cities of the world were reduced to troducine cabhage loto Ingiunti, and cantile company of Portland. ashes, you'd have a new set of itali thè »oldler» of Crotnwell carrled It to Guy Claypool and family were llonnlres In a couple of yea-s or so. ScotlSDd, and made It popular tbere, not of the trade In potash.—(diver aa they dld alvo In I reland acrordlng husiness callers in Vale and Ontario Wendell Holmes. to traditimi. last week. STAR HOTEL NYSSA. OR. Dr C. M. Tyler o f your sacks when you sell your grain to us I OREGON SLOPE Nyssa Transfer PHONE70F 2 PROFESSIONAL PHYSICIANS ANI> CARDS SU RGEON S J. J. SARA/.IN PHYSIC'AN AND SURGEON Nyssa, Oregon. Office hours 2 to 5 and ^ to 8 p. m. DENTISTS DR. K. A. NIXON DENTIST 1’ hone l a Nyssa, Oregon. Hoxle Bldg. OSTEOPATHS DR. HARRIET SEARS Osteopathic Phyclcian Ontario, Oregon. Office: Wilson Bldg over Raders’. CHIROPRACTORS DR. It. A. MOON Chlro'jroctlc Physician House calls made Acute or Chronic Diseases Hours, 10-12; li3 0 to 5 Evenings by appointment Phone— Office, 158; Homo 41 R. Ontario Oregon attorneyks at law E. M. BLODGETT Attorney • I>aw Land and Probato work a Specialty. Nyssa, Oregon. . . . . . .« W. H. BROOKS-P. J. GALLAGHER Attorneys-at-Law Ontario, Ora. Wilson Bldg., R. W. SWAG LEK Attorney at I « « Booms II 14, It Wilson Bldg. Ontario Oregon. HOTELS AIID CAFES HOTEL WESTERN One block from depot Nyssa, Oregon Clean I tods .........50o, 75c and *1 .0 0 Good meals ...................... H e t o 50e Rooms by week or month ALBERT FOIOH Proprietor . . . DRAYAGE AND STORAGE CITY DRAY LINE C. KLINKENBKRG, Prop. AH kinds of dray work promptly Attended to Nyssa Oregoa W. B. H O XIR Bonded Real Estate Dealer INSURANCE Office at Residence, 3rd It Bhrgood Asreniie Nyssa, Oregon For Sale or Trade. Ontario property. Good cement block house, two lots, deep well and garage. Will take car in trade, Ford preferred. L. Kelso, Monce Ranch. Adv.—a4-tf m 4 4 4 m t H 44 4 4 ll l i l t**» :: Nyssa Barber Shop and CHIA It STORE SHAVING. HOT AND HAUt COLD CUTTING BATES L. R. H \MAKER. Prop. ¡ Nysea,
