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M tW H I M M M H M I M M M Advertisements cost money + 4 4 4 » 4 't 4 4 4 « ♦ » »4 4 4 4 4 4 + + Try BERTSCH Dave’s Service SH ELL GAS. TIRE CHANGING GREASING WASHING and! hey will save you money. Don’t over-1 ook the ads, they have a m essage or every member o f the fam ily. BARBER SHOP 1 Dr. E. D. Norcott i Near Ford Garage Boys and Girls En joy SessionO.SC. DENTIST “It sure is great.” This and similar exclamations Nyssa. Oregon of youthful enthusiasm are being used by some 700 club boys and GEO. E. BERTSCH Office Phone 35F2 girls to express their enjoyment PROP. Residence Phone 35F3 of the sixteenth annual 4 H club summer school now in session on the Oregon State college campus. E. M. BLODGETT They represent 31 counties, and Attorney and Counselor at Law C H I R O P R A C T O R some 60 or 70 communities of the Practice in all Courts Dr. C. A. Abbott, licensed 1 state, occording to H. C. Seymour NYSSA, OREGON state club leader. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 in Oregon and Idaho. Car The annual session, which be- ver graduate. Consultation ; gan this year on Monday, June and examination free. First 19, and will continue to June 21, door west of bank, Nyssa. is looked forward to each year by the clubbers as the goal-the re :: Watch and Clock .'. Oregon. ward for a year of successful 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 •> • 8 ' 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 club work. Many of them are Repairing able to come through scholarships won in competition at county or Work Guaranteed state fairs or at the Pacific In ternational Livestock exposition • ■ Leave Orders With Don Some are sent as delegates by M. Graham- their clubs, others receive scholar K IND S •r ! I ships from various civic and ser —I—I--ΗI—i—I-*i— 3 —i—Ηi* - 5 —î—ΗS--Î-*î- -I—î—î—î—I—!—I- ;; HAIR BOBBING A N D TON ; vice organizations while others " SORIAL WORK OF ALL G u id a n c e P r o v id e d pay their own way. ‘‘We Aim to Please" We need only obey. There Is guld A complete program of instruc ROY PO U N D S, PROP. ance for each of us, and by lowly tion and practical training in all listening we shall hear the right word. N yssa Oregon • > —Emerson. H O t t ***»***V»*M l i l t MH phases of agriculture and home economics, as well as swimming, tennis, and other forms of recre ation are provided for the club bers during their two weeks’ stay on the campus. State offi Electric wiring and cials and other prominent men Contracting. and women appear on the regular All work guaranteed to assembly program each afternoon pass inspection. and each evening county delega tions broadcast over the college radio station, KOAC. SOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE jj D. E. Hawkins if You’re Not Buying N ew Clothes, bring in your last year’s sp ring suit and m ake it look like new Nyssa Tailor Shop H. R. SCOTT, Prop. '• ij jurat BARBER SHOP Shaving E. A. Wimp PHONE 64 BEGINNING MAY 1st The price o f milk w ill drop and we can supply your needs for an indef inite period at A N D YO U’RE READY FOR THE TRIP It m ay take a trip to dem onstrate to you ju st bow much more m ileage and power you g e t from RED CROWN GAS. Don’t be one o f those who use ‘‘Ju st A ny Old G as”- - g e t the habit o f stopping here where you are alw ays assured of gas that te sts high in every respect. Quart— 10c P int—05c Cream, pint— 30c S H E L T O N ’S D A I R Y POWELL SERVICE STATION NYSSA, OREGON REAL ESTATE SPECIALS 9 CHOICE LOTS: quick cash sale. . r U THIS PROPERTY FOR SALE P. M. WARREN, Prop. $150.00 for the 9 JACK HUNTER . ____________________ If H W W t t t t t w m SPECIAL Rye Bread and 100 per cent Whole Wheat. Every Thursday, Raisen Bread 10c Loaf DON M. GRAHAM SWAN BAKERY Nyssa, Oregon One quart of milk contains as much lime as 96 biscuits, 2-2 3 pounds of eggi or 72 small pota toes. Cold chicken, cold ham, chick en salad and sea foods which have stood for some time may ¿et contaminated with bacteria in such a way as to cause what is commonly called "ptomaine poisoning,” but which is really a bacterial toxin poisoning. It causes vomiting, diarrhea, .veakness, complete loss of appe tite and dizziness, and can be very serious. Cream puff shells filled with fish salad make a delightful party refreshment. For another variation they may be filled with ice cream and served with hot chocolate sauce for desert. A slice of bread laid on top of cabbage while boiling helps pre vent the spread of the cabbage >dor through the house. From the standpoint of color md vitamins, green vegetables are muen superior if cooked only until tender and no more, which for most leafy vegetables is usu ally 15 minutes. The use of an open kettle also helps to preserve the color. Fats and fat foods such as nut meats and chocolate are prevent ed from turning rancid by keep ing in covered, light-proof con tainers FARM POINTERS A clean barn will go a long way towards preventing that "cowy” taste in milk, gassy cheese, and off-odors in butter, says the Oregon Extension service. Next to direct sunlight, there is no cheaper or more effective germ destroyer for the milk house than boiling water, says the Oregon Extension service. It is necessary to the making of quality dairy products and is an investment that pays a good re turn. Hay crops comprise about one- third of the total acreage of crops in the Willamette valley. The annual production of hay a- mounts to 1-2 million tons, with a value, at prices that have pre vailed in recent years, of more than five million dollars, accord ing to Oregon Experiment Station Bulletin N >. 248, which deals with costs and factors affecting costs of producing hay in the Willamette valley. Legumes such as alfalfa, vetch es, clover, or peas are necessary for real profit in the dairy in dustry, says the Oregon Exten sion service; first because legume hay is the hay that makes milk, and second, because legnme hay yields more tons per acre than other hays. Tests carried on at the Oregon Experiment station have shown The Care Of Your W atch Will be handled by i I I’H I IT Expert Workmen 11 » H - K W I - W ’t j ; We Have It! Call Us When , The Refrigerator Season Is Now On! I With all the modern im provements in the watch repairing department. “Tom” say» he ha» plenty of them And w ill f u r the next 10 day» cell them at Mail your work and re ceive an estimate by return mail. Robinson The Jeweler You Need It ; lo per ceni on I H fl H ICE! ; jj »H W NYSSA FLOUR MILL CUSTOM CHOPPING AN D GRINDING ALSO HIGH H EAT COAL NYSSA REALTY GO. ■ IU I NYSSA, OREGON DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE HOME POINTERS FOR CASH * i ONTHEOLDJOB Why not save $2.50 to $3.50. " * ! MALE FURNITURE CU. Licensed Oregon Meat Dealers No. 112 i a-H l l i m i l l l l H H I I I l I H U I I I H OREGON ;; HIM “The Store of Personal Service.” PHONE 94 H. D. Holmes Transfer and Baggage " All kinds of hauling ir ;;j City limits Caldwell Bldg. NYSSA, OREGON Nyssa Locals Mrs. E. B.Norcott and Mr«. Jess Thomp son motored to Callwell Monday. STRAYED: Bay Gelding weight 11 0. Notify Elmer DeBord. Nyssa, v.>re 36tf Charles McClees of Ontario was in Ny ssa, on business Tuesday. George Clawson is erecting a new home in the northeast side of town. Mrs. J. Summers of Council, Ida , is the guest of Mrs. Alleman this week. Floyd Robinson of Jordon Valley waa a visitor at the George Clausen home the first of the week. LOST- Sonewliere in hill between lyssa and Vale, 2 old medium s>zcd hay .ules. On- with wire shoulder, and jther with a notch in top of ear. Will -robably come out at Vale, Ontario, or \rcadia and be together. Finder please lotify me at my expense. Reward. Phone 72 e 5, R. J. . avis. Lyssa, Oregon The Dr C. A. Abbott fam v and the L. A Highy family had diuner together, when Mrs. .Abbott and Mrs. Higby had nude plans to entertain any ladies that night uiop in to work a!1 day on the many costumes loot are being made for the Children s Day exercises. Little H. zal Uravitle was also a guest since she tpen-is h-r dtys with Mrs. Abbott while Mrs. Lea- itie is at work. The gathering was at the h one of M. s Higby, and in the alternoon Mrs. R. A Thompson, Mrs P. M Warren, Mrs. Birsch came. Mrs. Fuuchier, who helped to prepare dinner remained, so that five or six ladies were busy all afternoon. A n c ie n t C a m o u f l a g e And yet the chap » ho objects to the use of rouge is the one who wraps Mr. and Mrs. f ’livee Hower of Emmett I a $20 hill around u roll of ones.—Bun were business visitors in Nyssa on Tues ! Francisco Chronicle. day. Mrs. May Miller accompanied them A s b e s to s K n o w n to A n c ie n t s home. The name “asbestos” Is derived from Mr and Mrs Bernard Frost attended the undent Greek word m eanings fab the Idaho Power Co picnic at Big Bend ulous stone, about which It was said on Sunday, They report a very pleasant that once set on lire the tire could time not be quenched. The noncombnstlhle The W. C. T. U., will hold its regular character and spinning quality of as bestos liber were undoubtedly known meeting at the home of Mrs. Higby Tues to the ancient world. Plutarch men day, June 17. A cordi-1 invitation is ex tions "perpetual" lamp wicks used by tended to all members and visitors. the Vestal Virgins. Robert Taylor. James McEwen and Donald Sherwood returned from Corvallis last week where they have been attend I M H K M I M M M M X M H ing school. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Foster and daughters Fay and Dona of Elgin, called on Nyssa friends on their return from Caldwell, where they went to attend the Commence- nent exercises. Fay being a member of the class. Mrs. C. H. Newton entertained friends and relatives at a birthday dinner in honor of her mother Mrs Smith’s, 59th birthday anniversary on laat Sunday June 8. Covers were laid for thirty guests. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman, son and Mrs. Billie Thomas and son, of Buhl Ida., Mr. and Mrs. E. C Burke, daughter and son of Caldwell, Mr and Mrs. Chris. Raalke and Mrs. Kissec, of Payette; Mr. and Mrs. Eachus of Parma, Jesse Bond, of Rupert, Ida., Dr. Abbott, wife and Mrs. Foscher, of Nyssa. Health and Accident Insurance The Ridgely Protective Ass’n. Permanent Protection Non-Cancellable Policy Insures Select Risks Exclusively J. R. Hunter, Agent Nyssa, Oregon * We are now ready 10 supply your n Ice Needs 5 WE DELIVER Oregon Meat Market PHONE 1 M * * LICENSFD MEAT DEALERS M [Ml • When • I. Planning Your Garden Enrich the Soil With Lily’s Morcrop Fertilizer 50 Lb. Sack, $2 100 Lb. Sack, $3.50 Packages, 35c and 65c NYSSA GRAIN & SEED CO. ..;..i.+.H .4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 t'4 4 4 44444-3? Don M. Graham “ The Insurance Man” Fire Insurance Bonds Notary Public I represent the oldest snd best companies in the United States of America. N Y SSA PACKING CO. ji PHONE 6 NYSSA Payette, Ida. that the amount of cultivatior apparently has no relation to tin yield of Kale, and that much o the cultivation of kale can bi eliminated by destroying weeds- by thorough tillage before setting i out the plants. * ----- - -------------------- ---- 4 ÌÌ Nyssa, Oregon Phone 5 Any policy written by me will meet your contract with the companies 100 per cent. Don’t w ait until the fire chief comes; tomorrow may ba too lata. See me today and let’s talk your insurancs needs over. NYSSA, OREGON Phone No. 53 Box No. 74