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Are you getting plenty of
OT
WATER
cold days? Hot water coils complete and
' for as low as $6— that give Satisfaction
GEO. J. KINZER
Plumbing and Heating
lone 109J2 Parma at my expense or call
Balridge Implement Co., Nyssa.
ITED LAUNDRY
fill wash and iron your pretty linens and your
frocks with equal care. Finish is just right
prices are low.
I’ll call for your bundle and deliver—any time
ilace.
Phone 36F2
H1CKOX FAMILY
BIRTHDAY BRIDGE
MOVES FROM BIG
HONORS SEVERAL
BEND TO ONTARIO
AT OWYHEE DAM
Big Bend.—A number of friends
gathered at the V. V. Hlckox home
Monday evening for a farewell visit as
the Hlckox family Is moving to a farm
near Ontario. The Hlckox family has
lived In the Bend many years and taken
part In all community activities.
Friends regret their departure. Cards
and lunch furnished diversion Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. N. 8. Phelan and Mr.
and Mrs. Orover Lee were dinner
guests In the C C. Case home in Arena
| Valley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mausllng and
children were Sunday visitors In the
Brandt home In Roswell.
V. V. Hickox. R. S. Grant, H. R.
Hatch and B. O Roberts attended the
agricultural meeting conducted by
County Agent R. O. Larson at Ontario
Saturday.
E. H. Brumbach and Joe attended the
meeting of the tax league In Ontario
Thursday evening.
H. J. Sloan of Parma was a Bend
caller Sunday.
The lady members of the Big Bend
bridge club entertained their husbands
at a surprise bridge dinner at the L. A.
Miller home Saturday evening.
A family from Welser moved on the
Tom Scott ranch during the past week.
Wade P. T. A. met at the Brumbach
home last Friday with Mesdames Mil­
ler and Roberts assistant hostesses.
Mrs. C. E. Peck read an article on
“Founders Day” after which a round
table discussion was held.
IRONSIDE HIGH
SCHOOL ENJOYS
PARTY SATURDAY
T. R. Pashley, Prop.
NYSSA LAUNDRY
JAS. BASKER, Prop.
We take care of all kinds of laundry
Call for and Deliver
Phone 64
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1932
IRONSIDE.—A party was held at
the home of Herman Rose Saturday
night for the students of the High
School. Twenty guests were present.
Mrs. H. C. Elms entertained the
Ladies Club last Wednesday with 18
present.
Frank Elms of Unity was an Iron­
side visitor last week.
E. J. Beam and son Arthur went to
Hereford Tuesday to de-horn cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. H. Lawrence of
Unity visited their daughter Mrs. Syl­
vester Rose last week end.
Mrs. Omar Presley and her brother
Ellis Lamberson motored to Westfall to
spend the week end with their parents.
Miss Opal I vers accompanied them as
far as Vale and visited relatives.
Pete Presley and wife of Bully Creek
were here Wednesday. Mrs. Presly ac­
companied her mother Mrs. Judy to
Baker Thursday.______________ __
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Owyhse D am —Mr and
Mrs, c A.
Betts entertained at dinner and bridge
Wednesday evening for four couples.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Bohlson took high
prise.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cook entertained
eight Thursday evening for dinner and
bridge. A1 Lewis took high prise and
Mrs. Lewis consolation.
Mrs. Walker Wilferth was a Caldwell
visitor Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johannesen en­
tertained a t a bridge dinner Friday
evening for six couples. Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Betts won high prizes and C. 8.
Hale and Mrs. F. C. Bohlson, consola­
tion prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bohlson and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Hannon and daughter
E . M. Blodgett
Jea/j were Caldwell visitors Saturday. 1 Monday afternoon twelve ladles took -
O. K. BARBER SHOP
Mrs. F. A Banks and son John were ; refreshments and surprised Mrs. Dolly
at the Dam over the week-end.
Cook for* a birthday party and played
SHOWED BATHS
Leslie Wlxson has returned to Sho­ bridge. High prize went to Mrs. Ea.rl
Your Laundry Agency
shone, after a two months visit at the Danley, 2nd high to Mrs. Walker Wil­
dam with his mother Mrs. J. 8. Weddle ferth and low prize to Mrs. C. S. Hale.
and sister Mrs. Earl Danley
Mrs. Margaret Simpson Is about
PRONE 8I t —STAR HOTEL
Mrs. Walker Wilferth entertained at again after a week’s illness of flu.
Mrs.
Joe
Weisen
has
been
ill
far
sev­
dinner and bridge Sunday evening in
Marie’s Beauty Shop
honor of the birthday anniversaries of eral days.
FOR BEAUTY WORK
Mr. Wilferth. Mrs. Marie Johannesen | Wm. Karrer was In Boise last week
and Mrs. Dolly Cook. Prizes were end.
Finger Wave. Marcel, Facial
awarded to Mrs. Margaret Adams and
Shampoo. Manicure
H. Sanford for high scores. Ole Sater
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ray were here Miss Marie Hunter
Nyssa, Ore.
and Mrs. Dolly Cook for low.
from Huntington Monday.
JUST A MOMENT
HAVE YOU PAID YOUR B IL L S ?
A ttener aaá Counselor at Law
They should have been paid in full by February 10th unless
otherwise arranged. If you have not settled January ac­
counts pay them without further delay.
Practice in ail Courta
NTM A, OREGON
This is necessary to
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Maintain your Credit Standing
Dr. J. W . GAILEY
The prompt payment of your bills each month assures you
one of the greatest things in life, a good credit rating, an
accomplishment no one can take away from you.
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Graduated Hleotro-Therapist
Over Poetoffioe
Thousands of cards at the Credit Bureau office acquaint
merchants and professional men with your credit stand­
ing—keep the record on your card a creditable one.
Ontario, Oregon
Beautiful
FINGER WAVES
Pay Prom ptly - It P a y s
—a specialty of
Miss Lavone Trobaugh
at
OWYHEE BEAUTY
Retail
Credit Association
SHOP
Nyssa—Ontario—Vale
PHONE 55F3
Ml IMI RM 11H HU »
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! I MALHEUR TITLE &
ABSTRACT CO.
to
Vale, Oregon
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VALENTINE SWEETS
You’re in for one big hug if you present Her
with a Valentine box of delicious chocolates.
Meals — Lunches — Billiard»
Electric Cafe - Billiards
Mike Dragich, Prop.
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‘My Boy needs a Suit
O’Coat
Underwear
Leather Coat
Sweater
Gloves”
W hen you buy her some candy and when
she receives it, you both know that sweets
are well worth the money they cost.
But how about electricity? Have you ever
stopped to figure how much electric service
you get for the price of a piece or two of
candy? Consider the examples below. W here
does a penny buy more of the things that
make life happier—-for you or for HER?
Then, Madam you need
Toggery Bill.
We know what boys are wearing . .
and also what parents feel like pay­
ing . . and between the two we run
a store that should appeal to every
family who has boys of 8 to 18 to
dress.
This month we are proving with
prices th at we are entitled to your
trade for to be honest with you
and ourselves, we don’t know where
else you can find more real boys’
merchandise for every one of your
shiny dollars that your are so care­
fully guarding.
...
but where
do you get m ore
for your m on ey
than in buying
Electric Service?
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More than
2 hour»
Boys Underwear from 50c to $150
Boys Leather C oats....... ........... $7.85
Boys O’Coats ..... ....... $3.95 to $8.95
Boys Cords _____
$3 95 to $3.95
TOGGERY BILL
Michaels-Stero’s finest
Suits
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ORBOON
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