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LODGE AND C HL'RCH
Odd Fellows m e e t e very Tuesday
e v e n in g a t 8 o ’clock a t O i d Fellow*
hall.
R a b ek a h lodge m e e ts 2nd and 4tb
T h u ra lay of m onth , 8 o ’clock a t Odd
Fellow s hell.
T h e R e b e k a h Sunshine Club meeti
t h e tirât Friday of ev ery month.
R e g u la r Masonic lodge held a t Ma
ronic hall 7:39 2nd Monday of eact
m onth .
E a s t e r n s ’ar Lodge m e e ts a t 7:3(
t h s 1st an 1 3rd. Wed leaday of montl
a t Masonic Hall.
O E S. Social Circle m eets every
ee:ond Wednesday of the m onth.
METHODIST
Morning services
Sunday School at 9:43 a. m.
J u n i o r Services 11 a. m. Mr in chargi
of L. E. Messenger.
P r e a c h in g 1 1 a m. by pastor.
Evening Services
E p w o r t h L e ig u e , 6:45
E v en in g service, 8
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
E o l x o p * s inday s *bool ev ery su
d t y m m n n / a 10 o'clock.
ATTRACTIVE WINDOW
AT NYSSA PHARMAC
T h " window a* the Nvesa P h a rm s
d C r * t d by
McCoy is w
loosing a t and il m y be interest:
to know t h a t Mr McCoy is compe
in«r for one if the E6 prizes offered i
the S h e a tf e r L if e Time Fen Co. in tb
7ih A nniversary.
U e aie rs from n 'l o v e r the U. S hav
t h e priyiledge of e n te r in g th is displ
c o n t e s t an 1 from the a r t L t ’c a r ra n g
m e n t of ou r N yssa window t
feel t h a t ou r d r u g g i s t has captured
prite.
Public Sal#
S E P T E M B E R 10th 1927, 2 P. M
S e o u l Uuild.ng, D istrict 18
O w yhee School Building to be sold >
th e h i g h i st bidder, a t th eschoolgroum
c f said d i s t r i c t 18
Building ta be removed from grounr
s s soon as possible.
Signed by Order of the Board.
F irjt Publication. S s p t 2nd 1927,
L i
P ib ic a tio n S e p t 9,1927,
PARENTS CO-OPERATE
WITH t e a c h e r ;
< -hi d begins to walk th
H b.' t a k e n to prepart
z d if going t o school,
"en tw o and aevei
■n n l o u s impnrtanci
<1 l u r e
health an
considered Thi
eglecied in th
i-tica show t h a t oni
i ha occur u nde r the agt
X Th' ae y e a r s determini
I
fu ore prospects much ai
hi
uidxiion and f r a m e dete rm im
The law of growtl
• m< »t fo r m a tiv e of al
• i r.- is yiven to the baby
*’ *1“ is l e : t too much to his owi
di'»i .1 N g - e a t e r m is ta k e could b
m id because this is the m ost impor
»nt period in the child’s life.
P a r e n ts m u st r e m e m b e r t h a t thej
a ra a -countable and responsible fo r th
norm al d evelopm ent of their children
Children should be carefully preparec
for achool life. The preschool child ii
in r.eed of e x p e r t advice. This fe th
period when an inte llige nt and acienti
fie c u lm i n a t i o n can do much t o s a f e ­
g u a r d l*a f u t u - e hea th
An expe-
will be able to d e t e c t d e f e c ts In theii
first s t a g e
A correction of t h e s e de-
f e c ts may m a k g success out of a chile
t h a t w a s doomed t o f a i l u r e and chronii
suffering.
School te a c h e r s find t h a t ohildrei
a r e handicapped be cauae they havi
been n r g l e c t i d a t hom e. The parent
has failed to realize t h a t th a a g e from
tw e to aix should b e o a e c f pre para tion.
In thase y e a r s ha b its o f r i g h t thinking
and living m ust be form ed. T hachild’*
physical p ro g r e s s should bafollowed by
r e g u la r e x am in atio n s of a t laaatbeight
w e ig h t, and m e n ta l d e velopm ent
Whan physical d e f e c ts a r e found they
should be lem edied.
The preschool child should have wall
r e g u la te d hours o f play, r e i t , sleep
and meals.
H e a lth h a b its, such as
b a thing f re q u e n tly ; t la a n in g o f t e s th ,
outdoor living; liberal use e f f r u i t e and
whole g ra in ve g a ta b la s and d rinking
plenty of w a t e r a r e neeeasary t o l n s a r a
hia f u t a r a life and proa parity.
Ex.
In Tke ( u r c u it C o u r t of the S t a te of
Oregon for the C ounty of Malheur.
H a r r i e t t M Draper, Plaintiff, va. Ar­
th u r J . Glover and V era L . Glover,
hia wife; M a r g a r e t G 'aubit* Haw
kina, and Birchard T Hawkins, her
husband. Defendants.
To A r t h u r J . Glover and V ara
Glover, his wife; M a r g a i e t Glaub
n i t i Hawkins and Bir.-hard T. Haw
kina, her husband. D efendants.
IN T H E NAME O F T H E ST A T E 01
O R ? G '- N : Y' u a nd each of you ar
hereby required to ap p ea r and anaw er
th a complain t filed againat yon in the
She—W hat are you thinking about? above e n tl l ie c a o i t on or be fore th e ex
He— Nothing much.
p ir a tio n of six weeka from the d a i a u
She—T hat's l t l Always dwelling on
ihe first publication of this summon*
yourself I
A te a i p o o n ful of Rexall
or if se rved personally without the
H ealth S a lt in half a
s
t
a
te
of
Oregon,
w
ith
in
s
ix
weeka
from
W inter Raiment
t u a b ' e r of w a t e r , every
the
tim
e
of
such
service
upon
you.
and
About h er beauty I m ust b rag—
m orning on r i li n g
A nd yet I hold m y b re a th
if you fail ao to answer, f o r w a n t t h e r e
Sharpens the a p p e tite
If s h e le a v e s oft a n o t h e r r a g
of.
the
plaintiff
will
apply
to
the
Court
S h e ’s g o i n g to f r e e s e to d e a t h .
and brings t h a t feeling
for t h e
u u. tided in he: com
of Alness t h a t m akes
plaint, t o .w it :
D elightfully Placed
the d a y ’s work easy.
F o r a j u d g e m e n t a g a i n s t t h e . defen
Miss Fayre— Good evening, Ja ck I
You w'll like the taste,
We were Just talking about you and dents, A r t h u r J. G'ovei and V e ra L
your name was on my lips when you Glov. r, hia wife, fo r th* sum of $¡600
»•ere announced.
00, with i n te r e s t th e r e o n from Apr
J a c k —Indeed ! Then I'm sure my 29, 1926, r t the r a te of 8 per c e n t per
name could not have been more de­ ,n n u m , to g e t h e r w ith a tt o r n e y 's fe­
lightfully placed.
rn the sum of $250 00. t o g e t h e r will,
w a te r a s s e e s m tn paid in the sum o
From Bad to Wore a
AT T H E
$83.20, with i n te r e s t t h e n on a t 8 pe»
F r a n k —The doctor told me th a t I’d
c
nt
pe
r
an:
um
i
n
m
M
arch
6,
1927,
have a tobacco heart If I didn't atop
to g e t h e r with her costa and disburse -
buying cigarettes.
m i n t s and for the foreclosure of the
Fred—Yes?
F r a n k —So I sta rte d buying choco­ certain m o r tg a g e m ade and given by
lates, and now I have a sw e e t h e a r t — said d e fenda nts, A rth u r J . Glover and
The Progressive Grocer.
/ e r a L. Glover, bis wife, to plainliC
Nyssa, Oregon
.iider d a te • f April 20, 1923. record*:
ingratitude
in Book 7 of M ortga ges a t pages 420
Try th e Drug S to re F i r a t
Hub—Really, Helen, I'm surprised 421, records of said M alhuer County
at your opening a nother account when Oiegon, and covering the following
we can hardly pay the old ones.
prope rty in said M alhuer County, Ore
Wife (pouting)—So th at's all the
gon,
t o .w it :
thanks I get finding you new cred­
E a s t h a lf ot the S outhe ast Quar
itors.—Brockton Enterprise.
t e r of th e S outhw e st Q u a r te r of
Section 9, Tow nship 18 South,
im proved
R a n g e 47 E as t, W, M „ save and
Foster—Yes, Mr. Duckvolce certain­
e x c e p t a necessary r i g h t of way
ly fixed me up. Before I went to him
for irrigation ditc he s and pipe
( had dull pains In my back.
W est—Yes?
lines, to g e t h e r w ith a full w a te r
Foste r—And now they’re all sharp
r i g h t in th e ditch o f th e O nta rio
ones.—Detroit News.
A d v a n c e m e n t Com pany
appur
ten a n t to said premise» and used
SHOULDN’T BE AFRAID
therew ith,
to s e e u re the p a y m e n t of the said sum
$2500.00, now due plaintiff wiih in te r
eat there on fro m April 20, 1926; an.
for an orde r of sale of said premise:
Made fro m whole w h e at flour
for the p a y m e n t of sa id su m a and a de
and vario us o t h e r cereals
cree t h a t said m o r tg a g e is superior in
Contains ait the e lem ents 1
rig h t to any claim of r ig h t, title or i n .
ne cessary for building up the
t e r e s t of and by each o f you, and th a t
body.
each of you be forever ba rre d and fore-
Nutritious
and Healthful < >
cloaed of all r ig h t, title, claim and in­
t e r e s t of, in, or to. said p ro p e rty , ex
c ept yo u r r i g h t to re dee m un d e r the
st a tu t e , and for h e r c o s t s a n d disburse,
“Is Maud afraid of a mouse?“
Special orders for parties, j I
“What, th at cat?"
m en ts herein.
lodge suppers, dances,
You will t a k e notioe t h a t thia sum ­
etc., promptly filled.
Succett in Canning
mons is served upon you by publics
It y o u 'd s ucc e ed,
tion, undar and by v ir tu a of, and p u r .
I n U fa’s a d v a n c e .
su a n t to, an order of the above entitled
T h i s motto h e e d :
Can all your can’te.
court, m ade and e n te r e d herein on the
19th d a y of March, 1927, directing
A ccidentally
thia sum m ons be published once each
"Green says ho descended from one
Nyssa, Oregon.
week fo r six conseeuilve w eeks and
cf the wealthiest bouses I d America.“
saven
publications
th
ere
o
f,
in
the
“Teh I he was painting on the sec­
Gat# C ity Jo u rn a l, a n e w sp a p er of
ond story end the staging broke."
ge nera l circulation published within
•aid county and a ta te, or in lieu ot
such publication personal aarv'ce be
' had upon you w h e r e v e r you may be
found, and to a p p e a r and answ er the
complain t on tile herein, within aix
M
weeka from d a te of the first publica­
I have purchased a ne" jg
tion of thia summons, or if sarvei.
rconcrete mixer and am pre ^
personally w ithout thia s t a t e t h a t you — pared to oo a 1 k i n d s o t *
a ppea r and a n sw e r he rein w ithin six ^concrete work, plastering Ä
E V E R Y T H IN G
For the Motorist
THE RIGHT WAY
TO
START THE DAY
Price* cut on Tires and Tubes for week ending A u g u s t 28
Stock of »0x8. 30x2H high pressure and 29x40 Ballocn Tires
and Tubes in Fisk or Millar brand*.
$0x8 Clincher Cerda................ ..............16 80, tune* $1.15
33x3$ Clincher Cords ______ .............. 7.69. tu b e s 1 35
29x4 40 Balloon Cords............ ___. . . . 8.10, tubes 1.66
Reduced in Price
No Reduction in Quality
Carrying the Standard 90-day Guarantee
Lower Prices Than Ever before
Buy for Future Needs
Oils, Gas ard service
50c
Car Mats, Paints. Top and Seat Dressing
ODDS AND ENDS FOR THE CAR
Hoxie Service Station
I NYSSAPHARMACY
H e a lth
B re a d
“Square Deal”
Second Hand Store
We Buy, Sell, Exchange
Nyssa, Oregon
FOR THE
Home of Good Eats
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THE SWAN BAKERY &
"
Joe Meyers
Ethel—Why a re you so su r e the
sculea must be out of order, dear?
M«y—Why, they have me weigh­
ing five pounds more than the last
time I
Maty M oney
"If I had y o u r head." a fan crlad eut,
To t h e d u m b - b e l l C a s e y J o n e s ;
“I'd b r s a k It In a t h o u s a n d bit s ,
A nd m a k e a t h o u s a n d bones."
Star Hotel
able ratea.
Up-to-Date
“T h e r e !" said the man who had
silenced Ills opponent, " I guess th at
took the wind out of his sails.”
"Be modern," returned his com-
paulon. "You mean you let the wind
out of his tires.”
Rates by day, week or
month
F ir st s t , 3 blocks north of Main
I MRS. J. R. HUNTER
A Gentleman
Nyaaa, Oregon
Victim—T hat's nil the money I’ve
got. Sorry. Won’t you have a ciga­
rette?
Buudlt—Sure, thanks—oh, excuse
me. I wouldn't think of tak in g your
last one, old man.
Her Theory
Bronson—Our new cook Is t h e lail-
•st I’ve ever seen.
Ills Wife— Yes, she thin ks t h a t too
many broths spoil the cook.
A Cotton Tale
Diner—W hat kind of a stew Is this?
W aited—Rabbit stew.
D iner—1 thought so; I found a few
h a irs In It.—The Mutual S a rlesquer.
M oney’§ No O bject
D octor—Lady, your son h a s tha
U r . a n d U r i . D a lla s Dunean a r c mov­ measles In the worst form.
W ealthy Mrs. Green—Why, doctor,
in g to Twin Falla.
jm a r e rich aaougti t* afford a « k « s t
Com« to your state University for cultural
education and professional training.
TRY
PASTIME LUNCH ROOM
Nyssa, Ore.
lifta i
m
u
wa
More Miles per Dollar
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manufacturers. More and more new cars are being equipped
with FISK QUALITY TIRES. A size for every wheel.
BATTERIES
Radios
and
A. B. and C.
Batteries, Tubes and Wire
carried in stock.
Tube* tested aud rejuven­
ated.
Radios inspected.
Automobiles
Two year Guaranteed Batter­
ies, $10.50
Lightniag Super . Electrolite
charges batteries instantly.
Battery Service you will ap­
preciate.
The Price Is Forgotten
Long Before ihe Quality
DR. D. C BRETT
O pportunity it offered in
22 departments of the College of
Literature. Science and the Art
tilt
.... ............ h * % M üí , H^ gu . e ^
Fisk Tires
CEMENT WQRK S
weeks fro m t h e d a te of such service, X and kalsmining etc.
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and f u r t h e r orde ring t h a t in ease of ■
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publication a copy h e reo f and of the H Satisfaction Guaranteed
com plaint herein, duly certified, ar
required by law, be fo r t h w i th me led
to you, and each a f you, to vour last
N yssa, Or.
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known place of residence, re sp e c tiv e ­
ly. The d a te of th e firat publication M m M H X Í M M M H H X I M H
of this su m m ons is the 19th day of
August, 1927, and th e d a t a ot the last »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »a
publication ia th a 7th day of October,
1927.
E. M. Blodgett,
(>ne of A ttorneys f o r Plaintiff, resi
denee and pjetoffie* address, Nyssa,
Good citan I eds at reason
Oregon.
Oregon
Nyssa
DENTIST
A n d in the Schools o f
A rchitecture and Allie d A r t s —
Business Administration—Educa­
tion—Journalism—Graduate Study
—Law—Medicine—Music—Physi­
cal Education—Sociology—Social
W o r k — Extension Division.
CoMcgr Year Opens September 26, 1927
For information o r eotaiofue u Trite
The Registrar. U niversity o f
O r efori. Eugene, Ore.
Parma
Idaho
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E. M. BLODG ETT
A tto rn ey and Councillor a t Law
P ra c tic a Hi all Courts
N y ta a . Oregon.
NYSSA
and Service Station
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