the gà T e
city J ournal , T hursday , M ay 30, 1931
Mr and Mrs. Geo. McKee of Oregon
Engineer F A. Banks, C. A. Betts, F. are camping at Payette lake.
| Trail had as their Sunday guests Mr C. Bohlson and R. B. Smith were in
Austin McNall is home from training j
| and Mrs. Jas. Armstrong and Mr. and town Monday from Owyhee dam for
j Mrs. Geo. English of Wilder.
the opening of bids on the Baker pro camp at Fort George Wright, after six 5
weeks’
t.-aln-
ject dam.
.
. army
. „ life. He vent to the
.
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Art Servoss m working at the Swan the home of Dr and Mrt E. D. Norcott
Mrs. Qeo Light of Kingman Kolony
ing school after the ciose of the college
bakery.
far an Indefinite visit.
was called to Greenacres. Wash., yes
Dwight Smith, local manager of the ! term at Boseman, Mont., where he com-
terday by the serious illness of her Boise Payette Lumber company, and pleted his junior year. McNall is the
R W Jones of Ontario was a visitor
Mrs. Chas. Beaver Is visiting her daughter Mrs. George K. Light.
family spent vacation at Payette lake ! oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mc-
!n Nyssa Tuesday.
mother In Orofino, Idaho.
and Emmett. They returned last Satur- Nall of Nyssa.
Engineer F. A. Banks and F. C. Bohl- day from a two-weeks’ trip. Harold
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lynch went to
Fred J. Palmer was here from Cald son made a trip to Deadwood dam the Smith of Boise was at the yard during
Misses Margaret Hunt, Betty Tensen ;
Pine valley Sunday on a camping trip.
well yesterday. He is a pioneer stock- last of the week. They were accompan their absence.
and Katherine Leuck, leader, took the
ied
by
Mrs.
Banks
and
Mrs.
Bohlson.
Nyssa Girl Scouts to Caldwell for picnic
Chas. L. Thompson of Twin Falls Is man of Jordan Valley.
Mrs. Albert Cook of Salt Lake City, and swim today. The girls left from
inspecting produce with headquarters
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Felton and son formerly of Nyssa, and daughter Max
Wm. Duln spent a few days In town
the Dick Tensen home at 12:30 p. m.
at Welser for the present.
and left Tuesday with J. P. Dunaway Carl of Twin Falls arrived Tuesday ine and Miss Dollie Lawrence of Vale
evening to visit his mother Mrs. Hary came over from Vale to spend Tuesday
Oscar Grogan, brother of Mrs. Mike for Seneca.
Felton, who is ill. Mrs. Felton Is im with the Arthur Cook family. The for
CARD OF THANKS
Dragich, and the Draglch children re
John Cancelmo purchased a Ford proving.
turned Monday from Bend.
We
wish
to thank our kind friends
mer
is
sending
her
vacation
with
her
coupe from Larsen Motor company yes-
Frank Points left Tuesday for Hun parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Hope in and neighbors who so freely gave their
Mr. and Mrs. J B. Smith and Miss j terday.
services, flowers and words of sympathy
tington where he was transferred by the county seat.
Naomi Evans left Tuesday for a few
Mrs. Betty Bardsley of Los Angeles the highway department. Points is a
during the laying away of our beloved
days at Payette lake.
Mrs. Thelma Barker and children baby. We wish to especially thank the
was a guest of Mrs. Ed. Wilson Sunday brother of Mrs. Dave Dugger of Nyssa.
left last Friday for the home of Mrs. ladies who rendered music and the
M l. and Mrs. Marshall Spell and son and Monday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Skin Barker's parents in Portland. Shortly Owyhee Community club for its floral
Toby of Nampa spent Sunday with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Short moved to ner of Jordan Valley, July 25. a daugh before her departure, Barker made
gift.
and Mrs. C. L. McCoy.
the Oscar Bauer residence Saturday. ter, Susanne Francis at the home of service in a divorce action through his
MR. AND MRS. NOBLE PULLEN
Dr. and Mrs. Glen Kenaston are at
Mrs.
Skinner’s
mother,
Mrs.
CCeal
i
attorney
E.
M.
Blodgett.
And Family.
Miss Eva Boydell is spending a
few weeks with friends in Portland Boswell In Vale.
Mrs. P. M. McIntyre was pleased by
M. E. COMMUNITY CHURCH
and Willamette valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hamrick and son the arrival of her nephew and wife^Mr.
and ‘ Mrs. A.
Louck of Los Angeles
Mon
9:45
a. m. Sunday school. R. J. Davis,
left
for
their
old
home
in
California
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Ernest McCurdy of Emmett was in
day. They were returning home from superlntendent
Nyssa last week. His father formerly Friday. Mrs. Hamrick formerly worked
a motor trip in Montana and northern
n:00 a. m. Morning service. Topic:
in the Schweizer cafe.
owned the Wise farm near town.
Idaho.
The Unfinished Task.
Mrs. Josle Douglas and Mrs. Arvilla
7 p. m. Epworth league.
Mrs. Ted Lewis returned home on
Mr. and Mrs. Willis McCumber re
8 p. m. Evening service. Delegates at
Friday . She spent a week In Baker Fauchier are spending ten days on a turned Tuesday from Blue Mt. Springs
camping trip at Ironside mountain
with relatives.
fchere they spent ten days’ vacation, the Institute at Wallowa lake will make
near the Robert Long camp.
McCumber will resume work Saturday Sports which will be of interest to
Attorney E. M. Blodgett and Chas.
everyone.
Mrs. E. L. Sutherland went to Boise at Connolly tunnel camp.
Mrs. H. Price of Woodside, L. I., M. Caldwell were in Vale on business
You are welcome.
to i pend the week end in the city. Her
writes: "A year ago I weighed 190 lbs. Monday.
JOSIE J. BLOKLAND, Pastor.
Rev. Josie J. Blokland returned Sat
husband
is
a
patient
at
the
veterans'
I started to take Kruschen and now I
urday from Island City, where she
Two
families
moved
into
town
from
hospital.
weigh 126 and never felt better In my
spent the last week of her vacation
life and what’s more, I look more ! ke Owyhee dam, the Jack Mullins and
Stillman Clement of Ontario wrecked , with her mother and other relatives.
20 yrs. old than the mother of 2 ' Harold Edwards families,
his Ford coupe on the Nyssa-Ontario Miss Blokland was at Wallowa lake in
ANNOUNCEMENT
children, one 19 and the other 18. Every | Mrs Wm Toombs and Mrs. Robt. highway Saturday when he attempted stitute the previous week.
one of my friends say it’s marvelous I Toombs were visitors In Caldwell Tues- to pass another car. No one was hurt.
MARIE’S BEAUTY
the way I reduced."
¡da
Dewey Ray hit bottom when diving
L. J. Lindley, deputy superintendent at the Wilcox plunge near Ontario
To lose fat with speed take a half
SHOP
teaspoonful of Kruschen in a glass • f : Mrs. Irving Province accompanied In charge of the Malheur County bank, Sunday. He bruised his nose but for
Is Open for Business at
hot w ater before breakfast every mom - Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLlng to Vale and his family moved to the John A. tunately escaped serious injury.
Moore residence Monday.
ln t 'on't miss a morning—an 85 cent Tuesday evening to visit her family.
Star Hotel
Mrs. Roy Scott and children returned
bottle lasts 4 weeks—get It at Nyssa I
Mrs.
Ed.
Wilson
and
children
and
home
today
from
Prairie
City,
after
a
NYSSA,
OREGON
Pharmacy or any drug store In Amer- ! Mrs. Lester Edmondson of B e n d ..........................
lea. If not joyfully satisfied after i ” was a guest of her sister-in-law M rs., Mrs. Wilson s sister Miss Isabel Lalande visit of several weeks with relatives.
PHONE 8F2
first bottle—money back.—Advertise- W. G. Campbell frem Wednesday of Nampa left Wednesday to motor to Leo Kelly made the trip to Prairie after
Yakima. They will spend ten days with them.
YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK
ment.
I till Saturday.
friends.
Oca Blaylock and Douglas Benton
Mrs. Farnham Sills and daughter
Peggy returned the latter part of the
week from Burley and Shoshone, Ida.,
where they spent a month visiting rela-
vtles,
LITTLE NEWS OF NYSSA
This Woman Lost
04 Pounds of Fat
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ALE
CANNEDGOODS
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 1
PEACHES, 3 cans for ...................................... 44c
No. 21/> tin
APRICOTS, 3 can» for ................................... 44c
No. 2 1 tin
PEARS, 3 can» for .......................................
44c
No. 2V> tin
CHERRIES, 3 can» f o r ...................................... 44c
No. ?V., tin
PINEAPPLE, 3 can» for .................................. 48c
No. ° 1 tin
STRING BEANS, 3 cans for ............................28c
No. 2 tin
SWEET POTATOES, 3 can« f o r ......................38c
No. 2 tin
BLACK BERRIES, 3 can» f o r ...........................38c
No. 2 tin
PINK SALMON, 3 can» f o r ..............................29c
No. 1 tall can
PORK AND BEANS, 5 can. f o r ......................34c
Medium size tin
MILK, Federal brand, 5 can» f o r ......................34c
Tall cans
P. & C. COAP, 8 b a r»........................................ 24c
PEA BERRY COFFEE, the be»t, lb..................25c
Trade at Home— W e Can Save You Money
Wilson Bros.
Grocery
PHONE 21
NYSSA, OREGON
! Mrs. Addie Wilson and family took
J their guest Mrs. Erin McSwain of Pur- |
year, Tenn., to Owyhee dam Sunday,
j The visitor pronounced it a wonderful
sight.
j
FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 1
BEEF STEAK
VEAL STEAK
20c lb. i 15c lb.
BEEF STEW
PORK STEAK
20c lb. 10c lb.
BREAKFAST
BACON
VEAL STEW
10c lb. 25c lb.
BULK LARD
Bring Container
I5 c lb. 10c lb.
SPRING FRYS
Dressed
Dean and Dwight Smith, Artie Rob
ertson and Bernard Frost made up a
party who attended the night game at
Vale Tuesday. Other fans included
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Frizzell, John
Young, Marlin Wilson and Jess Thomp
son.
Confidence In Your Druggist
After a week with the Dewey Ray
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ray and
children of Huntington, accompanied
by Mrs. C. B. Cox and the Dewey Ray
children, left Saturday for Blue Mt.
springs.
|
While Ralph "Beaver of Boise Is on a
business trip at LaGrande and Baker,
his wife and children are spending I
the week with Mayor Dick Tensen and
family. Mrs. Beaver was formerly Miss J
Mary Van Gllse of Nyssa.
J
Hugh Clement of Denver, brother of
Mrs. Geo. Schweizer, left Saturday for [
| the veterans’ hospital at Walla Walla.
He was a guest of the Schweizer family
a couple of weeks.
En route to their home in Los An
geles, Mrs. Lue Eastman, mother of
Mrs. Claud Wilson, and her daughters
Mrs. Jerry Ferguson and Mrs. Howard
Greenup, with their families, were
guests at the Wilson home Thursday.
Mr. Greenup, farmer fn Arena valley,
plans to follow soon.
Is second only to confidence in your
doctor. The doctor’s orders must be
carried out to the letter of the prescrip
tion. This is of vital importance to you
and your loved ones.
FAT HENS
Dressed
30c lb. 25c lb.
SPRING
LAMB CHOPS AND
LAMB ROAST
LUSCIOUS
“ EAT MORE LAMB”
Bring your prescriptions to us and let
us fill them accurately from pure fresh
drugs.
INYSSA PACKING CO.
PHONE 6
NYSSA, OREGON
NYSSA PHARMACY
C. L. McCoy, Owner
Nyssa, Oregon
GOOD itUVS
Miss Anna Stam, nurse in the office
of Dr. J. J. Saraztn, was on vacation
( from Sunday till Wednesday. She had
as her guests the fore part of the week
Misses Margaret Molenaar of Ontario,
Anna Davidson of Parma and Jennie
Koopman.
i
FOR FRIDAY-SATURDAY
JULY 31— AUGUST 1
Et Pssts ais Kisd
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£© O iling W o rries
E D E R ’S
PINEAPPLE, No. 2, broken »lice, can ........... 15c
PEACHES, No. 2l/z, sliced, packed in syrup,
can ......................................................................15c
PEACHES, No. 2Va, halve», packed in syrup,
can ................................................................... 15c
ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES, No. 2*/2 can ........15c
APRICOTS, No. 2Vi can ..........................
15c
PEARS, No. 2Vt c a n .......................................... 15c
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Saturday specials
VEAL ROAST
Howard Larsen, Junior, accompanied
his grandmother Mrs. Frank Bowers
and daughter Miss Flora from Twin
Falls Saturday. Mrs. Bowers remained
for an extended visit at the Larson
home.
Good P rln t-
MEN W H O BUILT THE WEST WORE LEVI'S'
SPECIALS ON CR1SCO
CRISCO, i y 2 lb, c a n ............................................ 35c
CRISCO, 3 lb. c a n ......................................... _... 65c
CRISCO, 6 lb. c a n ............................................ $1.25
This “ cut-away” view was prepared
just to show you how efficiently the
John Deere oils itself. That self-oil
ing feature is one o f the big reasons for
the steady power and long life o f the
J o h n D e e re
T y p e E E n g in e
The simple splash oiling
system insures the thorough
lub: .cation of every work
ing part. Clean oil is kept
cir uh ting — every impor
tant working part is bathed
by a i pray of oil while the
engine is in operation. Oil
ing is stopped automatic
ally when the engine is
stof ned— no oil is wasted.
M e -jy , ea sily fo r g o tte n
sight feed oil cups are done
away with and friction.
one o f the greatest o f power
thieves, is reduced to a min
imum by this positive auto
matic oiling system.
Come in and have us
show you how efficiently
the John Deere oils itself.
Examine the simplicity of
design and the sturdiness
o f its parts—the John Deere
engine will do its work
steadily and efficiently and
will stand up under severe
conditions on your farm.
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l n « p o w t r p L n t n a x t U m « y o u « rm I n t o w n .
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i
The Bu»y Corner
Baldridge
Implement Co.
NYSSA. OREGON
Ny»»a, Oregon
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