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.Q A T K c f r v . j o u r n a l , THtJKfaDAVytmA íu, i s m ìf w a i Eaglet Aerie Begins Drive For Auxiliary Mumty purJKiws. ic kaditlon to pdf- ilctpathig in many civic affair«. given m honor of Mr» Robert Peck at MMU, Mch 611 « m Its Maign«d ¡ila«, ONTARIO KIWANIS Owyhee dam last Thursday. H. C. Baldridge of Parma and Rev. WILL GIVE PROGRAM Hagler and Mayor Aiken of Ontario FOR, MRS SCHWEIZER CotnpUmerulr. Mrs Max Schweizer, A T BEND GRANGE were the principal speakers at P ark' Kali Sunduy evening as then s it t ig v trtrtTU . , '. . 'i c u ¿.c i*ci i t j i i tb subjects "The Repeal of the Eighteenth near town Wednesday at a shower Amendment'' and the "Sales Tax." given by Mrs. George Schwclzer and Big Bend—Big Bend grange will en Mr. and Mrs. Charles McConnell and daughter Mis. Barr Doolittle, Mrs. tertain the Kiwanls club of Ontario at daughters and Miss Pearl LaRue left Dewey Ray and Mrs. Bunny Schweizer. Lloyd Marshall, former president of Park Hall on Wednesday evening, July Sunday for a weeks outing at McCall. About twenty guests attended and the Nyssa Aerie of the Eagles lodge, is 19. The Ontario visitors will provide Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts are brought dainty gifts for the honoree. securing signers for the charter mem ! the entertainment for the evening, a spending their vacation at Warm Lake. Luncheon was served at the close of a bership roll of a! women’s auxiliary. He feature of which will be a game of social afternoon. ¡Their children are guests of their Is nearing the required quota of fifty : kitten ball. This will be an open meet- • * • • > grandparents during their absence. and If present plans mature, the aux : ing, to which all are Invited. A covered POSTPONE OWYHEE CLUB Oerrit Muntjewerff Is employed In iliary will be organized In the early lunch will be served and every one is Mrs. C. E. Schweizer and Mrs. Tom the Van Petten store In Adrian during fall. | asked to contribute. Lowe will entertain the Owyhee com Wilbur Roberts vacation. A large delegation of Bend ladles at- The Nyssa lodge Is considered the munity club on July 27, having post- Mr and Mrs. Wm. Stradley attended | tended the Kolony P.-T. A. at the most active In the state for Its mem ’ poned the meeting front July 20 to the the Spanish War Veterans reunion at home of Mrs. R. R. Overstreet Friday bership of around 150. Since organiza later date. The meeting will be held at Caldwell Sunday and also visited the afternoon and enjoyed the talk by Mrs. Denny Hickox family on their return tion a year ago. It has purchased and the home of Mrs. Schweizer. Oarrit Stam on her recent trip to Hol home. • • • • Improved a building for lodge and com- land and greatly admired the beau FOR MRS PECK E. H Brumbach left Monday with Mrs. Allen Johannesen and Mrs. tiful collection of various articles she Judge Graham, Ora Clark and J. Ed Russell Vlnsonhaler gave a shower for exhibited. win Johnson of Vale on a trip to Jor Mrs. Robert Weir, Mrs. H. R Hatch dan Valley and McDermltt Inspecting Mrs. Robt Peck at the Johnnesen home at Owyhee dam last Thursday morning. and Miss Betty Weir were Emmett roads and bridges. Let Ut Mill Your A chicken breakfast was served at 9:30 visitors Friday. o'clock. The honoree received many Flour, Cereal and Mr. and Mrs Grover Lee were dinner lovely gifts. M rs Malcolmn Crawford, guests in the Robert Lee home In On CLYDE BEATTY WILL ENTER LION CAGE Mrs. Dick Adams, Mrs. Earl Danley tario Friday. Poultry Feed and her sister who Is visiting here at Dale Ashcraft, Oerrit Muntjewerff Wlien Clyde Beatty enters the barred tended from Nyssa. Mrs R. B. Smith and Lee Johnston returned home from arena with his 43 lions and tigers, he and daughter Aided attended from their fishing trip Sunday. NYSSA FLOUR MILL goes in like a lion himself. Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher and • • • • He first attracts the attention of Phin Warren, Prop. Melba joined relatives from Frultland every animal within the enclosure, so MONDAY BRIDGE on a fishing trip to Bear Lake, leaving that any of the beasts, taken unawares. Monday bridge club met with Mrs. “ Our Prices Are Right” | may not spring on him from sheer W. F. McLing this week. Sweet peas here Thursday. At a meeting of Big Bend grange fright - from the home of Mrs. Eddie Powell NYSSA ORE. Then, he rushes Into the arena like decorated the tables arranged for Tlesday evening it was decided not to luncheon. Mrs. Powell won first, Mrs. enter an exhibit at Parma Festival a miniature cyclone, flaying to right and left with his cracking whip, and Howard J. Larsen, low. Mrs. Frank D. this year. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King, Mrs. Wm. forcing the scurrying animals to leave Hal, Mrs. Glen Frizzell and Miss Eva Stradley, Mrs. C. E. Peck, Mrs. H. R. him space In their midst. Boydell played with members. Hatch, Mrs. B. G. Roberts and Mrs. E. ! He does not cease his lightning-like H. Brumbach attended the school for movements until he has the entire APPLE VALLEY NEWS grange officers at Boulevard Hall group of animals safely on their ped- Miss Lucile Stephens returned from Monday afternoon Boise last Week aftert a visit with rela Mr. and Mrs N. 8. Phelan were guests tives In the Meadows home in East Ros Mr. and Mrs. Allen Morley and well Sunday. ; daughter of Bend and Mrs. Morley of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Haworth enter Tennessee left for Bend Saturday after tained at a family reunion Sunday in ' a week’s visit at the Stanley Stout honor of Mr. and Mis. Charles Ha home worth of Oskaloosa, Iowa, and Mr. M. Smith and E. Smith of Boise and and Mrs. HarolcJ White and two child While U Wait Miss Abbie Pennington and Miss N. ren of Salida, Colorado. i Zelgler of Caldwell were guests Tues Don’t worry about the price. Pay Elaine White of Salida, Cal. Is spend day evening at Clendenings. the price that suits you best. ing the week visiting the Haworth j Mrs. A. B. Miller has had as her girls. guests her sister and grand mother of White-Shu Milk 15c Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweet and Mr. Preston, Idaho and Mrs Homer Sweet went to Boise j Josephine Evans of Parma is spend Tuesday for a visit with relatives. GOODYEAR SHOE ing the week at the Clendening home. Miss Pearl Willims teaches the Girl I Mr. and Mrs. M. A. McDonald visit Scouts swimming every Monday, Wed REPAIR SHOP ed Sunday at the Joe Clems, nesday and Friday nights and tennis Next Door Ontario National Bank j H. C. Baldridge was at the John OIL PERMANENTS on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Ontario, Oregon Baldridge farm Monday. Mrs C. E. Peck and Mi’s. Lester Mr. Van Latta has purchased a French attended a bridge breakfast tractor which was delivered Tuesday. S P E C IA L m Shoe Repairing ■ ■ I. Owyhee Beauty Shop Nyssa, Oregon n iittuiiiiiim u i:m a iii - mipmwm u i i u w i n u i r TO VOTE I i » Missing 23 days, Jimmie Mattem, globe circular of Texas, sent word Fri day he was safe in a Siberian trading !! post. . . . . This is the divorce season in Holly- | wood. Mary Pickford has announced 1 that she and Doug Fairbanks will part, j Carole Lombard will divorce Wm. Pow- ! | ell, actor, while Richard Dix is separat- !! ing from Winifred Coe. DRY on PROHIBITION JULY 21st VOTE 301 X No Around the Country D oes Your Car N eed? Greasing, Washing, Polishing, An Oil Change Or New Tires Attorney and Counselor at Law First National Bank Building Phene 66 Vale Oregon F. O. E. No. 2134 Just Arrived— new inlaid linoleum and some new 40-lb. mattresses, a bargain at $5.50 each. Meets Wed. Night at Eagles Hall You can’t buy long at present low prices— see us without delay. Visiting Eagles Welcome R. C. Shelton, President Don M. Graham, Secretary iNordale Furniture Co. NYSSA NORCOTT SERVICE STATION OREGON Load the . . . . Two pioneer matrons died in On- 11 tario last week, Mrs. Mary Faulkner, j ; 70, who lived In the county many years, ! and Mrs. Frances Widger, 81, mother of and ! | Mrs. L. Belle Lees. with Delicious Baked Foods from the Swan . . . . 315 X NO Bakery. We have many good things for your | -------------------------------------------------- j Miss Verdi Doolittle of Vale was choosing— cookies, cakes, pies, rye bread, I ' awarded $655 damages in unpaid sal- and vote also for cracked wheat bread, buns. ; a : ary by a decision of the Idaho supreme 11 court Friday. She was former chief P. M. Boals and Pastries Fresh Daily 11 clerk in the state game department. D. C. Deming, I Miss Doolittle Is a sister of Barr Doo- E I ■ [ little of Nyssa. * • * • | delegates opposed to ; Roller skates and a bottle of milk 1 the repeal o f the 18th j : j figured in an accident which caused amendment. j the death of Thomas O’Leary, 13, In OREGON NYSSA Paid Advertising I I San Francisco. Skating home from a g Malheur County Association for j I ! corner store, the boy fell. The milk g the Retention of Prohibition. : : bottle he was carrying broke and a Jag- Arden A. Reed, Brogan, E ged piece pierced his side. He died from President I ; loss of blood despite a transfusion ^ iiiiiim ii;iii;ri!i;iiitiiiiiU !iiiit:i;iiiiiiii:iiiiR i;iitJii;iti:iii!iiriiiirn!rtii 11 m M H M N M m M n m i m m N s m u u i 8 31111*1 wiioramiii,iii wiminiiiM 1:1 wmwr imii m m; i ! from his father. P IC N IC To Please You is Our Purpose National Pressure M A C K ’ S BARBER SHOP COOKERS Agent for Ontario Laundry Labor Saving Time Saving Fuel Saving Cleaning Come in and let us show you these cookers. — and— for theirs, and it’s a better article. We also have PRESSING chicken fryers, covered sauce pots, Dutch ovens Price? Well its less than mail order houses ask etc., in the National Cast aluminum at priees At Low Summer Rates We Guarantee Satisfaction Nyssa Tailor Shop Roy Scott, Prop. NYSSA ORE. that are right. B a ld r id g e I m p le m e n t C o . We Appreciate Your Trade NYSSA BASKET Here*s Something to Think About: The public buys more Goodyear Tires than any other kind—this is the eighteenth suc cessive year . . . The public wouldn't buy more Goodyear Tires if Goodyears did not offer greater value . . . But they do offer greater value, hence they enjoy greater sales . . . Are you wondering what tire to buy? Just ask yourself this simple question: “ Why should I buy any tire but a Goodyear when a Goodyear costs no more?” . . . We think you’ ll decide it by coming right down to see us. T ■— L w a s « FLETCHER OIL COMPANY C. B. Short, Agent Phone 79, Nyssa “ THE PRIDE OF THE LEGION" Stoiy by Peter B. Kyne. With a big cast headed By larbara Kent, J. Farrell MacDonald, and Sally Blane Sunday-Monday-Tuesday, July 16-17-18 4 40-21 $5.00 4.50-20 $5 40 4.50-21 $5.60 4.75-19 $6.05 5.00-19 $6.55 5 00-20 $675 w GOODYEAR A LL-W EATH ER Supertw ist Cord Tires Friday-Saturday, July 14-15 Good Products Marketed by a Reliable Company ARE YOU WONDERING WHAT TIRE IS BEST Supertwist Cord Tires I Liberty Theatre ARE OREGON G O O D YEA R PATHFINDER The Swan Bakery Gasoline and Motor Oils OREGON Shell Gas, Kerosene, Cleaning Solvent NYSSA $640 4.40-21 ...... H 4 50-21 .......... $7.10 4 75-19 $7 60 5 00-19 S8 15 $9 15 5.25-18 5.50-19 .... . $10.45 The sensational Dare-Devil CLYDE BEATTY in WATCH AND CLOCK - - - REPAIRING “THE BIG CAGE” A Super Special Production. No Advance in price All Our W ork Is Guaranteed — JEWELRY REPAIR— Wednesday-Thursday, July 19-20 F if e r J e w e le r y S h o p “ THE WOMAN I STOLE” With Noah Beery and Raquel Torres Swan Building Nyssa, Ore. Jack Holt in a,u« utiti.iiuima.il billion All colors, won’t soil, in fact the latest in cush ions. Nyssa Aerie W e Can Assure You the Best of Products and Service I VELTEX dirwtinff th« thres ONLY 98c ROBT. D. LYTLE ,95 MR. BUSINESS MAN If you want a low priced billhead, s our sample billhead at $2.95 per 1000 printed In Nyssa. You save the postage. We are glad to print your news—we are glad to print your stationery. THE NYSSA JOURNAL »JM ,t= t dol: < - public works program. Ickea hat recommended 12 regional admlnlstra- airs. Portland, Or., citizens propose an administrator for each state. Leatherette Cushions _________ - ______ $ 1 . Not a cheap wave by inexperienced operat ors but a GOOD ONE. IN CHARGE RCTHT<" President Roosevelt Sc u--->ay na Spectators are actually limp from Harold L. Ickes, secretary ui the m exoltment. Theatregoers of Nyssa will have an terior .administrator of publi< works opportunity to see this spectacular Ickes will continue as secretary in mi- "act In such a close-up detail as Is never gained by circus audiences when the Universal drama. "The Big Cage," opens an engagement at the Liberty Theatre on Sunday-Monday-Tuesday. Lawrence Service Station GAS, OIL AND ACCESSORIES Nyssa Oregon
