à
r\.
V
-
j y -
V ü b . X X III NO. 34
N Y S'■’ A , (
■ Y N C * (
î
V
îl
-K"M*4 •» «I *H
Poultry Supplies
A Iioub
' '4 Cnv
CONDE S ED
: enee
V m ì ,;., fij
ii'g.Fu'-niture, 4 l i~.
’
Itediseeante________
í 5‘»
*
Th« Hit's h »UV: fl f >• i i r » •>' s i v D i l n i-J v . f .
» is. oitelds th» haatfin
path of rortt.is, i - » v i i» ,
,»ii's t t u
i .uaki.rt ijyal ffishds and f l ,
torcere for ti ■?. bc-'W.
mit
W >— % W
We Thank
You «
Aa this ca the end of the ice season, we wish to tha ik
oui many patrons for the loyai wanner in which they
t supported the local ice plant, in spit« ef the tact that we
were compelled to charge a little more than imported ice
was selling lor. Again we thank you.
*
.Nyssa Packing Co.
UTRUIDGE & KAY. Prep
El
V
Phpne 6
u '% k *• »
Nyssa, Or.
ewn% ’
Ì
r ii
Mrs. Barney Wilson was hostess to
the Brings club Tudsday evening at
her homo on north First street and a
joyous evening Waa spent w eeing the
Hrkle Goddesa o4 Chance. Mrs. C. L.
McCoy seemed to have the best luck
and grabbed the first prize, while Mrs
A H. Boydell hed to be content with
the consolation priz.' Three tables
were in play. The evening concluded
by partaking o f delicious refresh
ments served by the hostess.
Much interest is being manifesberi
ever the Hi Jinks entertainment to hi
given by tha high sohool on Friday,
Novem ber 20. Don’ t miss it.
For particulars regarding the Hi
Jinks entertainment see the adv. in
A m oag Nyssa people who were in j
Boise Arm istice day to attend the Col
lege o f Idaho Gonzago football game I
w ere: Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ewing, j
Mr and Mrs Hartan Diven, Mr. and !
Mrs. C. L McCoy, Miss A nnette,
Mlodgett, Miss Stevens. Mtea Dilly,
Miss Morris, Frank R om ’-aud, La Rue]
Haley.
Drs R. P and Pearl M Bradford.
I ice fused ia Oregon and Idaho. Carver
graduates Consultation and examin
ation free. Twelve years successful
practice in the state. First door w est
o f bank, N y «».. O regon.
Still Use Braziers
Charcoal braziers are still used by
fonr-flfths o f the people o f Mexico,
who never saw an oil stove.
THE MUTUAL
LIFE
For Sale
The Mutual L ife Insurance Com
psnv o f New Yorb hes a reeerd o f
EIQHTY TW O Y E A R 3 ol prospérons
and succeesful business. It h x passe-,
threugh panies, peetllenees ard war»
orharm rd and today, as a relu it ef
eigkt décades e f endeavor, effers fi
aaacial strengib, reputsiten, magr.f
tude, leaifierebip, and llfe iaaaraoee
servies.
*00 eases hrel a g e i ewes, bred fo r
February lambing
Located three
miles south o f Caldwell, Idaho; and
1150 Bead o f cross bred and fine wool
ew es, mixed ewes
Will sell any
n iB b t f iu lots of 23* or i » j : i .
G D Sack ho ,
SOtt
Saratoga Hotal, Caliw eii.
■ ■
For Sale
Six deiry cows. Kay Gaatrail ofiOdt
J . K. HU NTES
A g e n t, N yssa, O r
Ga« and Oil*, 7*1
inti prtcza
Millar ami Sei!>«r
Tub
j T i’.ua Aj:d
Toombs Bros., Prftpg,
The Nyssa bridge club was enter-
tail ed in Payette Saturday by Mrs. j
George Ward Three tables were in
play. First honorB were won by Mrs.
Glenn Brown, while Mrs. Jos. Ewing
was successful in winning the coneo-
Ijtion prize. A fter delicious refresh
ments served by the hostess the ladies
r turned to their homes.
ALCOHOL
ICR
YOUR RADIATOR I
D«n’ t take chances there co d nights- T ie right ifinetnt
ef DEN ATU R ED AI.C0IIUI» will save needless expanse for
repair bMla due to f r o m r-diators.
VVe K*«w tlao Correct Amount
WE PUT IT IN FOR YOU
We Test It Free of Charge
THE NYSSA PHARMACY
K -H
Ih tm ty H
SI
Prcrmpt Se: .
j
Pioneer Retains
ChircpractoTS
VS .J
AUTO
»««»*»««> »> »# e
BIG BEND CORN
WINS AT STOCK SHOW
form erly May McConnell, daughter ef
Mrs. Sarah McConnell.
Mr, Simon
was one r f the first res dents o f Bridge
island and owned whet is row snown
ns »he C a r t » place
He and George
C oseon w e-e contemporary residents
e f the island, b efore Charley Bean lo
eated there.
He is now liviny at
S d a h , Wash.
J V
Toembs Service Station H
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
another column
j Mr. and Mrs„ Harlan Diven, Mr.
The Goodrich Poultry House reports I Arthnr Boydell and Mr. and Mrs.
having shipped nearly six tons o ’ ; D ew ey Ray motored to Boise Wednes-
dressed turkeys to m arket during th e,d a y and took in the big football game.
M ix 4C!e»nor D*ve»»-«4®k countv IP
Married in F ayette— Henry -K ay*’1
past week, wb»-h is going nome. Tne
brarlan, visited the Nyssa school
price is higher than usual at this Mull and Miss Ethel Bullard. The
Thursday, N ovem ber 12 She gave m
season The poultry industry shows a biide it the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
seriee o f talks th r.n ghou t the schorl
Malheur county was well represent
concerning the N ali nal G cod Booh cd in the agricultural section at the gratifying increase each stason at Chas. Bullard o f Arcadia.
Nytsa, owing largely to the efforts o f
Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hall were
Pacific International Livestock Expo
eats Tuesday at a bridge party and
sition held in Portland O ctober 31 to the Goodrich Poultry House in sec •
H onor Roll for the Gredes
lag a market for the poultry
* - m in Nampa given by Mrs. S.
First grad e—Carl D u n » » » " , Fvuldi« N ovcm oer 7. Coen clnb awards were
Vie can put off some things in
.- .V, .' lain.
Shumaker. Virginia Canoelmo, Pauline made on Monday with the result that
nitelv, but we ean’ t put off old a
Abe /r iis le ft Thuosday for Mila
Fogle, Alice Gardmer, Wiimeta Lynch, G arritt Muntzewerfl, o f Big Bend,
E v x y s t e p we take, every rising r n »
Wisconsin, to visit his brother
Nellie Jean Sctaweizer, Louise W al won tha sweepstakes club earn, and
his showing also was tha bast for the and every breath we draw, bringL
•er relatives fo r several months.
lace.
nearer
to
old
age
and
ita
problems
entire shew. For the second year in
<
3 leaving
Abe called at the
Second grade— Vera Teutich,
Ar
suc-Mssien a boy won the honors from
Mr. and Mrs Dewey Ray and
<1 office and arrnged to have the
thur Cook, R obert Wilson, Laoven
adult grow er«.
Volney
Hiokex of Stanley war« Boise visitors Armit
forwarded to him during his
Brown, Melba Huishaw,Pauline Seely.
Adrian also esorled otf the cham pion day.
Third grade—Calvin Wilson, F lw a
ship exhibit o f three states.
A. H Boydell is the owner c f a ■
neighborh>od surprise was had on
Shelton. Helen S e r v e » , Eleanor Fos
Awards were made as follow s:
Buick ceacb.
i i. A. R. McCarty las, Friday eve-
ter, Vera Garrison, Stanley H ershey,
Ten ears yellow dent x r n , Garritt
. nt; b e fo r e her departure for Boise to
Eda Martin, Tiena Tensen, Paulies
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ewing d
Muntzewerff, first.
a‘<e her home
Mrs. Angle Cook
W olfe
to Caldwell on Tuesday
Ton ears white dent, V ictor H icksx
i
l
-
a
d
e
r
o
f
th-v
entertainm
ent rem-
Fourth grade — G ladjs Campbell, seco-id, E r l K l.h r third.
M m . Frank H »il vi’-ited in N
i i ,e an.’, put ? : '. program o f games
Ruben Foreman.
Ten e s ’ s white dent, Viator Hlekox a couple o f days this week,
.. I music tfcst t nf h'ghly enjoy» d hy
F ifth grade — Ruth Wulfe, hdi'.h flist, James Johnson second.
Mr and Mrs. Hermsn Tuwne d-
pres nt The vecasion was brought
Jones, Carlotta I win.
For championship exhibit e f three to Nampa on Wednesday.
r a e l . i c by pari .V in g o f a sun ptuous
Sixth grad— Thelma Cook, W ayre states, Volney Hiekoa, Adrian, first;
Werd has been received c f
reps •..
Lowe, Hubert Leuck, Loran Allred, i Alihtjn But, or, Gooding, Idaho, tee-
d.-atb o f O D. olea o f Payette, who
There are two hi,ids o f old age In
Seventh grade—Crete Marie Fost, r, ov»d In tihe Eastern Oregon contest
dropped dead en the n*reels e f Oregon
dependent and L .p.-ndent.
Heaven I
Betty Tonsec, J nnie Whipple, Juan* Vo n ej H ickox, first; Paul McCullough
City while en route with bis >amity to
he p dependent ol.. sg e ; it needs the
ita Whipple.
second, N ictor H ickox third.
C itfornia
Mr Gules was a son in
help o f heaven
A policy with the
Eighth giade Max Dunaway, Air a-
By mistake th* corn e a tri.s w en law o f Mrs. J W » i l l s and was w li
M jtual L ife will make youlndepend, nt
II* DeBoer, Ada Blateck, W ild» Her-
c n u iiid ic Ontario at the stock show, known in Nyssa
is, your old age Talk with Hun er
»hey, Kay Garrison, June Z'nk, Grace but the b>g winning exhibits ware
For Saie—T w o
heifers,
one 13
G oshert George R eberger, Glen Zn k,
We treat everybody alike.
O n e'
grown by boys who live in the famed months old and m e 15 month; Or,, a
Lois V ogte M argaret Hunt.
Big Bend arming country, and the high grade Holstein, the other mi., jd price to all, and the high at possible]
price paid. Goodrich Poult»y H< rise {
E terprise wwhes to g iro them the Hnlslein and Jeret y
High School Honor Roll
Alex M< Doi.o.d
A. R McCarty and family nre muv- ]
credit they should hav.-rn so well rep
M arjo Cowin«, Jeff Irwin, Mildred
Mr. and Mrs t . F Miller and fain i i g to B o s e today to make their
resenting Malheur eounty.— Malheur
Long, Lueile Clement, Viola Blodgett,
ily spent Wedna day in Nampa with home. It is with real re g re t that we
Enterprise.
Marion Klinhenberg. Donald Sh er
friends.
lose this estim able fam ily from our
wood, Eugene Pratt, Virginia Thomp
Born -T o Mr and Mrs. John Towi.e, com munity nnd local
music circles
son, Luciei Aniens, Kenneth Back,
on Monday, Novem ber 9, a 10-p-u d will suffer a distinct levs by Mrs. Mc
James McEwen.
baby girl
C a rty’ s absence.
A B. Siraen sn old time resident o f
The next football game will take N yrst, accompanied by his w ife, ie
place hero with Homadale on Tuesday, visiting - d a tiv e s here a f t x an ab
V *
* m ~{*
N ovem ber It.
sence o f 15 year«. Mrs. s i mu a was
School
in! 7 fiT8.fi*
I! J F'm d, President
J-.-hn Ray, V ice ir*r si-'e rt
.! f\ f maway, Cashier
Í» G I " r / -■ *«>-♦ Cssb r
H. A. P ;"<»n. A C a s h i e r
J I H rec»
J J S "-lain
G. L. Phillips
I " " S cT O P d
19 .
d ^
' '-171
NW NE
t\ 'i ty ¡ -.i üs irr ul 1"T Fvieij Pot ;!i s t 1 U'nith d _Il 1!
CF*T’ T * 3 A \D 1.: - K TO t i
OREGON.
)ii
: 4.71? §6
NO F K
Ili- r I .-•.>13
..
6, 938. k» Gills Payable..................
S :,' ks and 3. Cu-itios_____
2 000 i -O
P 1 .- and V - . ir te
4 CAÍ) 71
i '. j . I
su :
TOIT l'AW i 137 3 7S.Ï7 P W O S IT R ............................. 61 à. MB. 46
h \V -f-
• \’ a
C c ü a f .y
k e ;: o l t . c e 3
LJABIUTIE3
I ,ars »ud D isco u n ts___ . . { i l 3 , , 07 o7 0: pifa! 3 t uk........................... 5 fT.Ooo 00
’ »verdial»»...... ...................... ..
b l» Ui Surplus and Profits________
44,96B HA
d Í¿j
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
i^
M a lh e u r
’
J W V /f
A\
NYSSA
X i . r n
•V
■P U
7
K ‘ A iT.3tY-NT
OF T H S
Custom Cleaning
and Grinding
| « M ^ | V iW *»
»*! e m
*******
•m m
» « * « * ♦ » ->»->-» ♦ « •
There ie a little more mileage in
UNION GASOLINE gallons.
ARISTO oils;
medium,
heavy, give complete satisfac
tion.
MOTOREZE (3 weights
also) ia the «astern oil of
product- a little higher in price.
▲ trial will convince you.
Hoxie Service Station, NYSSA
it:
^Performance P lus
Coach
m
Sedan *1025
Touring *875
P r t e n f . o.
1 . ¡a rm in g .
Try
it on
the
Hills!
Driva this latest OJctamoLile Six over
the highest hills you can find— for
it takes a long, stc:p clinth to prove
the real romtr . .
n
1 per jrm-
ance ol any ear . . . ’
'• reveal
puLing po wer—
.c ;, 'in
— speed
— control— Act- » stam " a — accel
eration — every ' :ig ! l i t’s why
W3 urgo you to ask your O id mobile
deroeo-
dealer for
hiil-c
stration.
Powell Service Station
Nfeee, üragee
OLD&A\OBILF.
-.
Î