Good Things To
Eat
—you will always find the best of cookies, cakes
and pies at the Swan bakery.
—you will always find flakey hot rolls and
wholesome bread, the best your money can
buy.
Call At—
SW AN B A K E R Y
Ask Your Grocer for Swan Bread
NYSSA
OREGON
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FOR YOUR MONEY
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
WEDDING CRYSTAL OATS, large pkg......21c
BUCKEYE OATS, 9 lb. sa c k ........................... 29c
CONVOY FLOUR, 49 lb. s a c k ....................... 84c
HILLS BLUE CAN COFFEE, 1 lb. pkg..........24c
P & G SOAP, 10 b ars.........................................25c
IODIZED SALT, 2 pkgs. f o r ............................ 15c
MATCHES, 2 cartoons.......................................29c
STARCH, either gloss or corn, 2 pkgs........... 15c
PICNIC HAMS, 4 to 6 lbs. per lb....................10c
SUPREME CRACKERS, 2 lb. pkg..................19c
K C BAKING POWDER, 25c s iz e ................. 19c
CHEESE, Maid O’ Clover brand, 5 lb. brick ..69c *
CERTO, 2 bottles..................................................45c
Wilson Bros.
GROCERY
T r a d e H ere
-We Will Save You Money
PHONE 21
NYSSA, OREGON
I,Ir. ar.<J lire. Chas Itark hare moved
A son was bom to litr. and l& r. L
to the Olson cottage on North Third
Larkin last Thursday
Russell McKennon. county club lead­ street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Carter and son
er, was a visitor here yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Leslie McClure spent Charles of Boise wese guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Robt Long. The A. H.
Tuesday in Caldwell.
Mrs. A1 Rose, who recently moved i Wilsons are old friends of the Carters
from Ontario to Nampa, was a guest and also visited with them Sunday.
Aden Wilson took a load of supplies
Wednesday of Mrs. Eulah Kelly.
John Hatfield is recovering from a to the Swan mine at Sliver City Sat­
severe attack of blood poisoning result­ urday. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Klaas
Tensen accompanied him. Mrs. Andy
ing from a minor cut.
Swan also returned home with the
Mrs Prank Bailey and children re­ party after a week’s outing at the mine.
turned home Tuesday from a summer’s
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Thompson return­
visit with relatives in Pennsylvania.
ed home Tuesday night from a vacation
Mrs. Bessie Blackman was here from
Nampa Tuesday to look after property trip to Bend and Portland. They took
I In Legion convention events In Portland
interests.
I and visited their son Robert, who is em­
Mrs. C. M. Zink visited her parents ployed In a Portland store.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ashcraft the fore­
Dr. and Mrs. E. D .Norcott have as
part of the week.
their guest Mrs. Glenn Kenaston. sister
H. Van Twlsk and C. Blokker were of Mrs. Norcott, and baby son of Port­
visitors at the Schelmer ranch home in land. They made the trip here with
Big Bend last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. Jess Thompson.
Mrs. Geo. R. Swan and daughter Fay
A. L. Barker and George Schweizer
spent the week end with the Jess Swan left Sunday night for Portland where
family in Boise.
they are taking in Legion festivities
Mrs. Arthur H. Boydell returned this week. They were accompaned by
home Monday from two weeks visit Mrs. A. B. Clarno and her grandchild­
with her mother and sister in Butte.
ren who will attend a Catholic school
Prank T. Morgan returned Monday this year.
from Portland while Mrs. Morgan will
Omer Adkinson has been taking an
remain In the city for a week or so.
enforced vacation from work In the
Henry Urban came over from Baker Nyssa Pharmacy this week on account
for a few days’ stay. Urban has prop­ of Illness. He has been confined to his
bed with intestinal flu. Earl Graham of
erty interests In Baker.
District Attorney E. M. Blodgett and Ontario Is substituting for him in the
Sheriff C. W. Glenn transacted county drugstore.
business in Little Valley Tuesday.
Ross W. Parkinson received word of
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gulley and sons of the death of his brother Roy Parkinson
Vale spent Saturday at the Oeo. McKee at his home in Wellsvllle, Utah, Mon­
day. He died of typhoid. Mrs. Wm.
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost attended Rose of Vale Is a sister and other rela­
a banquet for members of the first aid tives live In Payette and Nampa. Mr.
class of the Idaho Power company and Parkinson has the sympathy of many
Nyssa friends.
their wives In Payette Monday night.
Mrs. Ouy Bailey left for Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. C. W Reberger returned
Seattle the latter part of the week. Her home last Saturday from a two weeks
daughter Irene is staying with Mrs. trip on the coast. They spent several
Chas. Paradis this week.
days with their sons Ralph and Charles
Olen Zink left Tuesday for Riverside In Vancouver and Hoqulam. Wash., and
after two weeks at home. He spent in Kelso were guests of their daughter
Monday with his sister Mrs. Jack Hur­ Mrs. Robt. Ownby. They went on to
Yoncalla and Eugene, returning by way
ley In Parma.
Don Graham Is having his residence of the McKenzie Pass.
completed. Stucco finish is being added
Mr. and Mrs. Merrit M. Greeling, Jr.,
to the rear and the basement is being spent Thursday evening with Supt. and
completed.
Mrs. Howard Andrews at Roswell. An­
George Schiemer was here from Big drews is superintendent of the Roswell
Bend Tuesday on business In connec­ school this year, having advanced from
tion with the settlement of the estate the position as coach he held last term.
Andrews and Greeling were members of
left by his uncle the late Joe Mayer.
Mrs. Oene Burdette was seriously ill the same fraternity at the University of
last week but is improving. She at the Idaho several years ago.
home oI her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hunt of Vale call­
Contrail.
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Splawn at
Miss Mary Mattingly of Rockville is their farm In Arcadia last Sunday.
living in town this winter with her John Hunt left this week for Walla
sister Mrs. aienn Frizzell and attending Walla where he will attend Whitman
college.
high school.
C. A. Arthurs was over from Boise ’’Babe" McCullough, former Nyssa
Friday to see his sister Mrs. J. N. Shel­ youth, will play quarter on the College
ton who Is critically 111. Mr Arthurs for­ of Idaho football team. McCullough was
merly lived in Nyssa.
visiting old school friends here last
Sturman Thompson returned home week, among them Harold and Herbert
Sunday from a visit with his sister Mrs. Hoxie.
Frank Angel in Salt Lake. He has re­
turned to work at Connelly tunnel
camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Quinn of Boise
and a party of relatives stopped here
Tuesday for a visit at the Will Beam
home. They had attended the funeral
for Mrs. Barbara Cole in Vale.
■aw
N yssa Funeral Home
Girl Scouts enjoyed a hiking good (
dinner partly Mbnday night. They
had salad at Sarazins. string beans
at Tense ns, dinner at Greetings and j
pie at the Robt. Martin home in Ap­
ple VaScT. T s t w j "■ooutt mangled
from house to house for their pro­
gressive dinner.
City Transfer
Rev. and Mrs. Walter D. -Bach were
guests at farewell dinners at the Al.
Thompson, Wm. Coleman. Wesley J.
Browne. Don M Graham. W. O. Camp­
bell. W. A. Austin and John. Boston I
home in Apple Valley during the week.1
Phone 15 and Phone 28
Town patrons, 2:S0 to 5:30.
CLEANERS
WANT ADS
AMMUNITION, Hunting knives and
other supplies for the deer hunt, j
BALDRIDGE IMPLEMENT CO., City.1
PARMA TEACHER
OPENS SCHOOL
AT IRONSIDE I WANTED—Model
T Ford,
j a pick-up. Hoxie Garage.
CONCORD GRAPES for sale. 2c per
pound delivered; also big friers. John
Kakebeeke, Nyssa. Sept. 15 Pd.
Velvet P u m p s.......... $1.95
Brown and Black
minutes drive from the business district. A home of peace and
resting place (or the dead.
Our aim is to render a service with sympathy, with no worry or re­
sponsibility on your part—Just a knowledge that all is being done,
quietly and reverently.
We are always available day or night with distance no barrier. Our
establishment is open from 9 a. m. until 9:30 p. m. every day of
We Will Alto Operate Modern
Limousine Ambulance Service
In Addition to Our Auto Hearte Service
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Our Work is Best Quality Work
PLANT: 1509-11 No. 13th Street
BRANCH OFFICE: 117 Main St.
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Our representative will be in
Nyssa Every Week
TOMATOES 40c per bushel; cabbage
1 l-2c lb. Smith's garden, 2 miles
north Methodist church, Nyssa. S29pd
CALLING CARDS Printed in any print
you like at Gate City Journal. Box
of 100 cards $1.25, panel or plain.
Golden Rule
HAY FOR SALE—H. R. Quinby, Nyssa.
July 14*.
At The
Smart Frocks
New Color Ties
$2.85
Children’s Shoes,
1-Straps, Oxfords
Only 98c
Children’s
Heavy School Shoes
98c
FALL HATS
They’ll bring many a
glance your way.
Largest line of ladies and
misses hats ever shown in
Nyssa— new f a l l
styles
and shades.
One L o t........ ................ 98c
One L o t ....... .............$1.98
One L o t .......
Vitality
Special Made Shoes
for the foot that is
hard to fit
Make Smart Girls
Newer than New
Collegiate Oxfords,
Pumps and 1-Straps $1.95
the year. We will be glad to havr you call and inspect our estab­
lishment.
CLEANERS, DYERS and
TAILORS
Hats Cleaned and
Blocked
preferably
Our Fall Shoes
value.
quietude, established for the comfort of the living and a temporary
CAPITAL
Out of town patrons, 2:30 to 7:30.
«e
and give you d o u b l e
Announces Its Opening Thursday, September 15, 1932, only a few
C. KUNKENBERG
Phone 4242—Boise
NYSSA LIBRARY HOURS
NEW SHIPMENT OF MATTRESSES
at Nordale Furniture Cor.' <?ity.
Ironside—School started here last
Monday with Miss Miller of Parma as
teacher. She Is making her home with
[Mrs. Omar Presley.
Mrs. Lizzie Whitemore of Unity is
spending the week at the H. C. Elms
home.
The Claud Derrick family came from
Brogan to spend last week here.
Mrs. H. C. Elms and cousin Mrs. Anna
Blatchley are In Ontario this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Quinn of Boise
and Attorney E. M. Blodgett of Nyssa
were here on business last Tuesday.
Roscoe Welsh and family of Home-
dale visited at the Fred Laurance home
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lofton and Mrs.
Loyd Judy visited Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Presley at Jamieson Sunday.
Omar Presley and wife motored to
Westfall Sunday, visiting at the Laur­
ence Lamberson home.
Mesdames Floyd White and Ray
Duncan and their daughters Norma
and Hazel and Miss Katherine Dickson
came from Ontario, where the girls are
in school, to spend the week end at
home.
TRUCKING
and
TRANSFERRING
Liberty Theatre prices reduced to
10 and 25 cents for regular shows.
Special attractions Sun.-Mon. 10 and
30c, Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10 and 35c.
step lightly on your purse
Dependable Funeral Directors
Nyssa, Oregon
Formerly H. E. Wslters Residence
Mrs. A. V. Cook took her daughter
Dorothy to Union last week end where
the latter has resumed teaching.
Nyssa W. C. T. U. will meet next
Tuesday at the W. A Austin home for
a regular t -
R W Pipher. of the Oregon Trail
turkey growers’ association of Boise,
was here Monday.
Dr. John Long. E. L Baldwin, I.
Storie and Archie Howell drove to
Portland Friday to attend the Leg­
ion convention.
Miss Eulalia Schafer has resumed
teaching in Pocatello high school after
spending vacation with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Schafer.
Judge David F. Graham and dau­
ghter Jean returned Sunday from a
visit in Portland. Judge Graham at­
tended a state relief meeting.
Dr. J. J. Sarazin, Frank Morgan and
C C. Hunt went to Vale on Tuesday
night td attend the Vale-Owyhee
Land Settlement meeting. H. C.
Boyer attended from Ontario.
Mrs. A1 Thompson and son Hershel
left early Monday for Salem where they
will visit Mrs. Ralph Beutler, daughter
of Mrs. Thompson. They were accom­
panied by George Reberger and Miss
Katherine Leuck, college students, on
the trip to the coast.
$2.98
Swagger Sport
And Dress
COATS
No need to go out of town
as our stock is complete in
dress and s p o r t coats
Never did you see such
practical smartness priced
at
$9.90
$12.90
$16.50
$19.50
$26.00
They’re Smart!
Warm sport jackets in
Pendleton blanket design
$5.95
Come In
And Try Them On
Tan and red sport jacket
$3.95
and you’ll find what you
want at the price you want
to pay—
Silk fro ck s.................$1.98
Silk frock s................. $2.98
Wool k n its................. $3.90
Travel P rin ts............ $5.90
House Frocks ......... ..$1.39
Knitted Frocks ........ $1.00
Children’s
School Dresses
3 for ................................ $1
Wool k n its ................... 69c
Children’s Coats
LARGE SHIPMENT
$1.39, $3.98
New shipment of dresses
arrive at the Golden Rule
almost every week. Watch
our Ready-to-Wear De­
partment
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GOLDEN RULE STORE
C. C. Anderson Company
NYSSA, OREGON