OREGON SLOPE
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country riding fo r horses.
The county library has been mov-
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The ^follow ing
S, ,„!ay, Nov. 19. . W m ‘ C n m ^ haa returMd to hos
v. Martin o f Poulnad
and Rev. »om e « ^ . n after »,* n d m * the sum-
u»w o f Payette will conduct the m*.r “ b° “ th; rn
a
rvices.
On
that
day
Sunday
“
,LsteS
. * * * S‘; ward
hool will be held at 1:30 p. m.
“
k ^ 1'1688 tnp
to Har^ r
d preaching at 2:30. Everybody
,,
' D
.
,
,|come
Harry Brown, salesman fo r Shupe
REAL e s t a t e
Insurance & Bonds
Ralph Harvey has been transact
Miss Lela Bartshe left Wednes- ™ lliara8 Ca" dy C° mPany’ .and M r' ing business in this vicinity this
y fo r Watson, where she efpects ,D“ 7 K° f . Bol8e.’ ,f P“ d A thls clt* * week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones were vis
teach school th.s winter.
b™ f
Sunday.
I,.
L.
Culbertson and Eugene f MrS„ J‘ D'
m° t0re<1 ° Ver itors in this vicinity this week.
Earnest and Fred Locey have been
ny motored
to
Boise Saturday.
Saturday,
a to Mr. Culbertson officiated at .
F " tcbet spcn‘ 8everal d*J* to Brogan and Vale on business dur
, BoUe-Caldwc 11 football game.
? ° " a n o„ la8t Week V18lt,n* her ing the week.
Charles Roe o f Boise has been re
Mr and .M r, J. B. Killeam and d:‘" * h er’
H
lighter
Julia
of
Omaha, Neb., . ' “ ' [ T Sel‘ 8 ° i Haf per was over presenting the Davidson Grocery Co.
Mrs. Alice Williams is spending
.re guests at the E. Frost home (f r ° m » « e p e r Friday doing some m-
,t
k
ten or carpenter work fo r the con- the week end with her mother Mrs.
S. D. Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bi tzer o f Dry Buck iel-tion®ry\ ,
, „
„
Representatives o f the Far west
•• K'ue. ts of their daughter, Mrs. n U ° yd R ‘c e h s a " d
”Z
I
Sheep Co. are in this vicinity look
•ner Gorton this week.
pnsse d
tow"
M° " daY
ing after their sheep.
Mr. and M r , C. C. W ilcox and ‘ he,r 7 .
the‘ r h° me “ V a‘e
Donald McLeod will take his
ildren and F B. W ilcox were din-
T ” ,, U° 7 7
- „
g u ilt, o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred . F ath fr O C » " n n of 0ntar“ > «a s sheep to Nyssa the first o f the
r
.
in town Monday.
week fo r the winter.
:>-*? Tuesday evening.
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Jack Spaulding is down from his
Fred, Walter and Dave Laurence
d us . A. K, White o f Ontario and . _
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left for Flag this week to gather
, , J. D. Conner visited Mrs. J. D.
7
T
w ,th L ° m<;r and
their range cattle.
hite Thursday.
Orvrlle Presley th.s week
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George Wilson came up from On-
R. M. Goodwin drrove over from
ih e Lawrence Atterbury fam ily . .
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,
, .
r
.
*
J tan o Monday, bringing
his sister, Lost creek for a load o f lumber this
iveu tin weei
i;to the house va-
,
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a. ,
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Ruby, who w ill stay with Mrs. Claud week.
ted by W alter Mahoney and iam- Vl, .
.
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Ward and attend
school here this
J. P. Burk is doing some carpenter
h-
t
n
winter.
work for H. C. Elms this week.
loir
T H IN K OF IN S U R A N C E , T H IN K OF T H E
J. B O YD E LL, A G E N C Y
I insure with a reliable agency. Each and every loss,
Mil, has been promptlypaid, to the satisfaction o f the
Ice agent is as essential to the w elfare o f your Corn
ell. doctor who guards its health, or the policeman
f its treets.
ge organization he represents, he makes it possible
i to function on a large scale, makes it possible to
Lrr.i'S, and finance stores, factories and farms.
rVh.' ground to look after our clients’ interests, and
Helve o f the most reliable insurance companies in
Phone, write, or call at our office. Courteous and
I T ! E N T ION S H A L L BE E X TE N D E D .
Sv numerous pntrons for past facors and trusting
E SAM E L IB E R A L P A T R O N A G E W IL L BE CON-
1 remain
V !, Resident Agen*
JUNTURA
Rev. J. P. Stack was a visitor in
town fo r a fe w days last week. On
Wednesday and Thursday mornings
Father Stack held services in St.
Patrick’s church.
Mrs.
Dewey
McLoren
returned
from Ontario with her infant son
last week.
Miss Greta Anderson o f Ontario
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Donald
Mastorson.
Ralph Masterson returned home
Tuesday after a week’s visit with
friends in Ontario and other points.
An unusually large number or
people gathered at the hall Sunday
night to enjoy the movies.
The Ladies’ Aid are busily engag
ed in preparing fo r a Thanksgiving
entertainment.
They intend giving
a play, dance and supper, and all
are urged to come and enjoy them
selves, fo r the program promises io
be very good.
Jack Joyce returned from Ontario
Tuesday, where he had gone on
business a fe w days previously.
Election day passed here without
any exciting
events taking place.
There was no passing o f cigars and
grape juice, and even the babies
were
le ft
in
peace. The school
children who enjoyed a half holiday
in honor o f the event, were the only
ones who showed any enthusiasm.
The Ladies’ Aid o f the Presbyter
ian church met at the home of Mrs.
Robert Madden last Thursday after
noon. Delectable refreshments were
served after the business meeting.
•eduction includes all the different styles
jltL V I L E j l i A H
EDDIE PO W E LL,
A u E i
*rop.
nyssa .
ore
F IR S T CLASS MSClxaNlCS
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L don’t lose the weight
your sacks when you
tell your grain to us
and
you ever stop to think that
[r grade and dock sometimes
¡íes a difference of two and
three cents per bushel.
Better investigate
a Grain
& Seed Co
CHAK L. THOMPSON, Mpr.
Nyssa,
Oregon.
KEEP
OVIR
Moues
tif
»h e J g a l? ,
m
it i h
It Costs More to Rot a Building
Than to Paint It
GOOD way to determine
L how much it costs to rot a
Bing is to find out how much
iher, needed to repair or re-
Id, would cost.
ou’ll find thr.t it costs sever: !
es as much as the paint which
is repairs. Paint your huild-
I when they need it. Rotting
perty is wasteful and extrava-
Ih e most economical paint, in
I long run, is the be9t paint.
I easy to apply— saves labor
it. It covers m ore area per
lion than “ cheap” paint.
rhe best paint serves five or more
rs longer than “ chesp” paint.
rhe best paint is economical be-
cause it is scientific in formula and
preparation. It is right.
We’ve made beat paints for 73 years
—to meet the weather conditions in
the West. They contain the finest
materials—PIONEER WHITE LEAD,
pure linseed oil, pure zinc, and pure
colors—combined in scientifically ex
act proportions with Long-time skill.
Free Advice
on Painting / V
A,k our «(rent for .driea,
color clrdc, etc.
Auk the Toiler SpodGca-
tioo D-portment «bout lb .
moot desirable color ccbemrc,
< dor barman, and *ny other
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fl
1 L i7 ,t* ,s
Makers o f Rulbor C-meot i r
‘/ fO k
Floor Paint, A l l - P u r p o s e I f W f f /
Virnish-«. Silkeawhite A
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E n a m e l , Fifteeo-f or-Floor«
^
Varnish. Wa«hil>le Wall Finith, Aoto E m iim I,
Barn qnd Roof Psint. Parvh and Step Pain ,
•ad PIONELR W H IT E LEAD.
puller's
H ou se P oin ts
•
S P E C IF IC A T IO N
P h o e n i « P u r e P a in t
P u r a P r e p a r e d P o in t
Manufactured by W. P. Fuller Sc Co., Dept. 27, Sau Francisco
Branches In IB Cities is the Weet
f i m * Fön T W
H ? hoaae need« painting.
WGSTF a L L
» t u P * m IT IN'TOOR KOTE B00«
Fuller'« Specification House P iia t« are «mid by the following A (rent*!
le Payette Lumber Co., Agents,
e Prepared Paints.
with his b. -ther, Jim
Payne, ana
brought the latter’s car here fo r re
pairing.
Ben Fitcnett has been quite busy
the past week building a h-uss- on
his mother's homestead.
J. P. Hart had the misfortune to
lose one o f his sheep camps by fire
last week.
)
Steve
Woodard
and. w ife
and
James Small made a business trip
to Ontario Thursday o f last week.
the dance and show given here
J hursday night was a decided suc
cess. A very fin e picture was pro
duced and the music by Miss Mabel
tia ri was fine. Everyone is looking
iuiward to Saturday, the 11th, when
Mr. Petrich
w ill feature
anotner
show with a dance a fter the show,
everyone is invited.
Roy Steward returned home F ri
day after spending several days in
Ontario.
Lucy M iller is home from Fruit-
land, where eshe has» been the past
six weeks working in the fruit.
Am os
Roethler, Ai w ell known
sheepman, was in town Thursday.
Frank Vines, the
road .com m is
sioner, was up from
Vale dunday
looking after the roads.
Wayne Hyde and
Dewey Small
spent several days last week in the
Xyssa, Oregon,
Of flee hours a to 5 and 7 to S p. m
DENTISTS
DR. C. M. TYLER
D E N T IS T
PH O N E
117
OSTEOPATH«
DR. H A R R IE T SEARS
Ontoopatbic Phyclo!an
Ontario, Oregon.
Office: W lleoa B M « over Rader*
tT IlR O I’ R.U'TO RS
lilt.
IS. A. .MOON
Ohlronrocilc f : yriol n
House calla made
Acute or Chronic Diseases
Hours, 10-12; 1:30 in 5
Evenings by app.ilntmen
Phone— Office, I OK; Home 41 R
Ontario
Oregon
Music Increases Egg Supply.
Two young lady graduates of To
ronto university are the owners of
a poultry furm a few miles east of
A T T O R N E Y !« A T I-AW
Toronto. They have been very suc
cessful. To lovers of music one of
E. M. BLODGETT
,
the ladles recently said something
Attorney
I .aw
that Is vw y IntenvdlTUi.
“Do yon know that la vis love Land and Probato work a Specialty
music? Some time ago a ferret got
Nyssa, Oregon.
i
Into our henhouse and terrified our
hens so much that the eggs fell off
from WO to 70 a day and we couldn't W. II. BRIKIKS-I*. J. G.VLLAGHK1
get them back to normal. One day
Attorneys-ai-I.aw
a gtrl who was staying with us was
working for several hours in the hen
Untarlo. U r«'
Wilson Bldg.
house and she sang lustily the while
There was a marked Improvement In
S WAULED.
the number of eggs, und we continued
Attorn iy at L f i
the experiment with success. W e aft
Rooms 12 14, 15
erward heard of n farmer who In
Wilson Bldg
stalled a gramophone for his hens and
Ore goo
Ontario
got 3 per cent more eggs ns a re
sult"— Exchange.
HOTELS A H I) C AFES
Entire Supply Needed by the United
States le Obtained Within Our
Own Borders.
Deep under marsh land and quick
sands, In which It is impossible to sink
shafts, there have been for ages de
posits of almost pure sulphur in
Louisiana and Texas.
For many
years these deposits defied efforts to
obtain them.
All the sulphur used in this coun
try formerly came from Sicily, where
the sulphur mines on the slopes of
Mt. Etna had been worked for more
than 2,000 years. It Is only since
1800 that sulphur has been obtained
In nny appreciable quantities from our
own sources of supply In Louisiana,
and today, thanks to chemical in
genuity and acumen, all the sulphur
used In this country Is of native
origin.
By far the greatest part of the
sulphur produced in the world Is used
In the manufacture of sulphuric acid.
Sulphur is a constituent of black
powder, which Is used largely In min
ing soft coni. It finds employment
In the rubber Industry as a vulcanizing
agent. It Is used In the bleuching of
silk and wool.
The straw for use In straw hats
Is blenched with sulphur dioxide
fumes, mude by burning sulphur.
Large quantities are used In the form
of solutions and powders to combat
Injurious growths on grapevines. Its
use as a medicine In the form of
ointments Is well known.
Wasn’t but He Old.
One day ns I wns sitting In the win
dow I saw n man coming up the street
dressed like a farmer. Now I bad
but a few minutes before seen a goose
trying to fly over the hushes In ihc
yurd.
As the man seemed to be lou’Grr: for
something, I called nut to him: "An-
yon bulking for a g - so?"
He stopped short und gaze-1 suspl
clously, as much as to say, “ Well, It
looks as If I’d foun-.l one."—Exchange«
The Wicked Judas.
During a visit he paid to Oberam-
mergau several years ago the lute Mr.
Andrew D. White, the American dip
lomat, made the acquaintance of the
Judas, whom he described as by far
the best actor In the whole perform
ance. Mr. White remarked to him
that he ought to have a double salary,
as the Judas had In the miracle plays
of the Middle Ages, when this was
L. Bettis shipped two car loads of
thought due to him as compensation
cattle from Harper Saturday.
for the Injury done to his character
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Girgle were by his taking that part. At this the
Harper visitors Sunday.
Obernrnmergau Judas smiled pleasant-
I am content
Harper visitors from W estfall the iyi and replied
last week were, Mr. and Mrs, Dick* to share
___ equally
_
_ with the others. But
Louis, Joe Edwards, Henry Waker-1 the same feeling toward the Judas still
lig, Homer Presley, Guy Claypoo!! exists.” He then told Mr. White the
following story. A few weeks bo-
and Lin Estes.
Mrs. J. D. Fairman made a busi
ness trip to W estfall the frist of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Wilson re
turned to their homestead above
Peach in order to gather their horses
and repair their fences.
Charles Emmerson has bought the
cattle belonging to Henry W akerlig
and is inteding to ship them soon.
Dick Scott is waiting fo r cars to
One Better.
ship his cattle.
The South Side Political, Social and
The dance Tuesday evening was
Athletic club had split Into two fac
well attended and every one had a
tions regarding its choice for Its next
good time.
A basket supper was president and the meeting hall wns
served at 12 o’clock.
jammed when election night enrae
Mr. and Mr.s Frank Kime were in round. As the chairman started to
town Tuesday evening fo r the dance. enll fhe gathering (n orfle*. ttie door
J. W. Welch is having his watch keeper stopped a member who was
repairing outfit installed n front of entering, perspiring under the weight
of a canvas sack slung over hla
the Harper Confectionery Store.
shoulder.
Mrs. Luce was surprised Monday
“ Cassidy,”
he demamled, “ what
evening by the return o f her daugh have ye there?’
ter, Miss Carrie Luce.
Mias Luce
"Bricks," refilled Cassidy with some
had gone to California with the belligerence.
“ Cassidy, there’ll be no brick throw-
intention o f sailing for South Am er
ica as a trained nurse but decided in' the night. Words and ballots will
be all."
that it was too far from home.
“ D’ye think so?’ said Cassidy with
The many friends o f Emmett J.
skepticism.
“ Annyways. the bricks
Kimble wish to extend to him their come In, so If they start unythln’ we
heartfelt sympathy in his late be can go them wan better. T ie me o w l
reavement.
ears that heard a guy say, T lier«T l
be a lot of mud sllngtn’ the night’
Tlie American Legion Weekly.
IRONSIDE
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickson
made a trip to Brogan Thursday in
order to purchase some lumber. Mr.
J. 1. SAKAZ1N
P H Y S IC A N A N D SURGEON
Ontario, Oregon
NO LONGER IMPORT SULPHUR
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lofton and
Raymond Laurence were Baker vis
itors the first o f the week.
Mrs. Lottie Coburn and Eli Rose
made a business trip to V ale W ed
nesday.
Mrs. C. W. Kibble went to Ontario j
Wednesday fo r medical treatment.
Lloyd Martin returned from Crow- j
ley to his home in Malheur City this i
Wednesday.
Mrs. Archie Meyers and Mrs. Joe
Harvey have gone to Crowey where
they will spend the winter.
James M orfitt o f Boise and Neal
M orfitt o f Portland were Ironside
visitors Friday.
A . E. Nichols took his son Orval
to Ontario fo r medical treatment
P H YS IC IA N S A N II SI RtilOONS
aT l
MOMt
HARPER
v
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MICKIE SAYS
Improvement oil Tractor.
A new attachment d«- igi:e<l to give
the small tractor greater bearing aron
and Increased pulling power, replaces
the round wheels with two large
sprockets, according to Popular Me
chanics Magazine. Outside of each
sprocket Is a cast-steel arm which
projects forward and downward, enr
rylng at Its front end a smaller idler
wheel. A track trend passes around
the sprocket and Idler wheel, giving
the tractor Increased bearing area.
Early Imp
The lillle, nr h i m
n - i
[nessi'» , m oil our U-u lei un.i -
it
very Important nml lusting i-im <
quencos ; und there it Is ns In I lie fotln
tab s of some rivers, where n genti-
application of the band turns the lies
Iblo waters Into channels that makes
them lake quite contrary course»; anil
by this little direction, given them ni
tirsi, in ilie source, they receive dif
ferent tendencies, und arrive ut last at
very remote und dlstunt placee.—
Locke.
H O TE L W E STERN
H
One Mock from depo’
Nyssa, Oregon
|s
Clean lieds ....... BOc, 7Sc and 91.04),
Good meals .................. 8Sc to S4>«-
Rooms by week or month
A L B E R T F O r C ll
i
Proprietor
W. B. H O X !R
Bonded Real Estate Dealer
IN S U R AN C E
Office at Residence, 3rd A Blirgooi
Agreño«
Nysea,
Oregon
Nyssa Transfer
PHONE 70 F 2
4 - H + m - H « T + H I”H I t i l l
ssa Barker wimp
C IG AR STORK
SH AVING . H A IR C I T T Ì XU
HOT AND COLD BATHS
L. B. H A M A K E R , Prop,
nut.
Drogo».
IT'S TOASTED
one extra process
which g iv e s a
delicious flavor
SHotne Remedies
Pure Extract of Spices
.Toilet Articles
Veterinary Remedies
Poultry Compounds
SOLD B Y
J. R. HUNTER
STAR
HOTEL
N Y S S A . OP
N O TIC R TO CRE D ITO RS.
IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T OF T H l|
M E A T M A R K E T MOVED.
S T A T E OF OREGON, FO R M A I I
To Our Patrons:
H E U R C O U N TY .
We wish to announce that the
IN T H E M A T T E R
OF T H E E l l
Nyssa Meat Market has been moved
T A T E OF SO LO M A N B A R N E T I
from the old stand near the post-
Deceased.
1
office, to the Reberger building on
The undersigned having been k i l
Main street, where we will have
pointed by the County Court o f t h l
better
facilities
fo r
serving our
State o f Oregon, fo r Malheur c o u r l
ty, administrator with the w ill a i l
Nyssa Meat Market
nexod o f the estate o f Soloman B a il
nett, deceased, and having q u a lifie r!
notice is hereby given to the cred it!
ors of, and all person! h a v in l
claims
against
said deceased, t l
present them, verified as req u ire !
by law, within six months a fte r th l
on
first publication o f
this notice t l
said administrator with w ill annexe!
at his office in the Wilson bu ild in g
Ontario. Oregon.
R. W . S W A G L E R ,
Administrator with W ill An n exe!
o f the estate o f Soloman Barnet I
Deceased.
Date o f first publication Oct. 11
1922.
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Date o f last publication N o r. l j
1922.
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