yssa Hi Will
Welcome Frosh
At Friday Fete
Tensen,
Mabel Boor;
refreshments,
Vera McConnell, June Ho'ady, Vivian
Patterson (Freshmen).
L IB R A R Y OPENS M O ND AY
Miss Stella Flshbura has appointed
the library staff which is to report
Monday, as follows: Pauline Wolfe,
______
chief librarian; Earl Sager, 1st period:
Pauline Wolfe, 2nd; Emerald Hardin,
N YS SA H IG H NEW S
3rd; Doris Smith, 4th; Fred Spencer,
(By Harriet Sarazin)
5th; Esther Seits, 6 th; Vera Garrison,
First on the social calendar of Nys- 7th.
sa high school is the Freshman recep- I
T IC K E T CONTEST BEGINS
tion which will be given by the other j At, the student body meeting Tues-
three classes Friday evening at the ¿ay, Ross Johnston invited students
gymnasium. Program, dancing and re- an(j classes to enter the annual ticket
freshments are being planned.
contest. The class selling the most
The seniors have charge with Mary athletic tickets wins $2.50. Any c’ass
Mattingly,
Claudcna Crawford
and selling tickets representing 75 per cent
Donald Utterback on the general com- of membership wins $4; 100 per cent $5.
mlttee. Other committees fol'ow: p r o -! Supt. Hollenberg announced that a
gram, Sidney Boren, Vernon Parker, girls’ meeting wil lbe called soon for the
Wanda Cantrall; orchestra, Venice purpose of discussing the point system
Brown; decorations, (Juniors) Harrietin girls’ athletics.
Sarazin, Junior and Bill Holady, Tlena
Oswald Forbes extended the teach-
Nyssa Funeral Home
Phone 76F3
Ambulance Service
fBig Trade-In
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TIRE S A L E
T i r e s ta ti.
G U M - D I P P E D T IR E S
SAVINGS fo r Car Owners wlio huy now!
D FOUBLE
i
Prices are going up— D on’t Delay— Equip your car TODAY
and SAVE.
H ere is how you m ake a
DOU BLE SAVING! First—
you trill get a liberal allow
ance fo r your old tire» — and
seco n d , you w ill save the
am ount o f the next p rice
increase which must come
toon. It will be a long tim e in
o u r opinion before you will
he able to m ake such a tire
saving again.
D on’t risk your life and the
lives of others on dangerously
w orn, sm o o th - tre a d tire s,
when wewill give you a liberal
trade-in allowance to apply on
new F ire sto n e H igh Speed
Tires — the Safest Tires in
ì
the World.
Fir«$lotte
The N E W
SU PER O L D F IE L D
Firestone Tires are built with high
stretch Gum-Dipped Cords. Every
cotton fiber in every cord in every
ply is saturated and coated with
pure rubber. This extra Firestone
process gives you 58% greater pro
tection against blowouts.
Built to equal nil first line
standard brand tires in quality,
construction and appearance, but
lower in price— another Firestone
achievement In
saving m oney
for car owners«
T ire
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HIGH SPIED TYPi
4.75-19 . . .
5.00-
$ 8.40
19 . 9.00
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5.25-18 . . .
10.00
5.50-19 . . .
1 1 .5 0
18 1 . 8 . . . 7 0
6.00-
6.00- 19 H D.
15.60
6JJ0-19 H.D.
17.90
18 80.15
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4.50-21
F o r d _____'
C lie v r ...
7 .5 5
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4.75-19
TODAY’S PUCE
(IZI
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8 .3 5
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9 .0 0
Noah
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Rockne.
5.25-18
Other Sires Proport.onately Low !
Other Sizes Proportionately Lots
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Quality and . *
C.rtltructi.n
Yet Priced’ ÜP
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LINES of
TIRES
wMi ,
T lre tfo n e
Special Brand,
and Moil Order’ - vLV r
NAME and
GUARANTEE
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SPARK PLUGS
F o r d -----------
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1 Tir**totie
We trill test your
Spark Plugs FREE
[$S.6S
4.50-91
5,00- tO
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T i r o o t o n o
C O U R IER T YP E
SENTINEL TYPE
($ 6 - 3 0
$ 10 .
Carl Woodcock et ux to Hyrum E.
Byington.
and E 'i W 'i , Sec. 32-
13-41. cont. 32 Oacres. 2-24-31. $10.
C. W. Glenn Sheriff, to James W.
Mott, Corp, Comm. So 34 fet of Lots 1,
2, 3, ,4 and 5, B'k. 60, Green’s Add. to
Nyssa. 8-28-33 $1764.53.
Marriage License Issued
Stanley Archibald Mullinix and Anna
Eliza Hiatt. 9-13-33.
Complaint Filed In Circuit Court
Irene Ripley vs. Earl Rip’ey. 9-16-33.
Divorce.
Lee’ Merl Beauty Shop
Nyssa, Oregon
Complete service with each perm
anent wave. W e use best solutions on
market.
Oil Permanents
$3.50 and $4.50,
assures tight wave, ringlet ends and re
conditions hair.
Amonia base permanent $1.95. Get
your wave now as prices are going up.
Operators
Addalee Jasmer
Muriel Sterling
W A N T ADS
FO R
SALE—Hungarian plums
and
Italian Prunes, $1 per bushel. 85c if
you furnish container. Idanha Orchard.
Phone 76F2.
Sept. 14
FOR
SALE— 1 Mi acres potatoes, six
acres corn in field, 14x16 tent house,
yearling heifer, few chickens, Your own
price for cash at once. D. K. Menden
hall VI mile west N W corner Idanha
Orchard.
FOR SALE—Locally grown Grimm and
common
alfalfa
seed.
HOLDEN
CLEMENT, 4 miles north of Nyssa. 31*
FREE AIR
For evening, try our Chinese Diahea
The
T
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f o
4 6 5
t t e
BATTERIES
old ton * v
We test any malta
of Battery FREE.
Sea Firestone G u m -D ip p ed T ire » made in the l irrstone Factory
and E xh ibition b u ild in g mt “ A C entury o f b ra grx xt," Ctucugo.
Norcott Service Station
Nyssa, Oregon
Nyssa Cafe
Ice Cream and Candiea
•Joe Ayre, Prop.
Nyssa
St. Regis
Electric ClocKs
And Challenge Alarm Clock
Introductory Special
Alarm Clocks .............................
98c
Mickey Mouse Wrist Watches for the youngsters
They run— they keep real time— an ideal gift
FU LLER G LO
Semi-Gloss Finish
Howdy Folks: A customer gave
us a shock, the other day. He ask
ed us why we never advertised.
Im a g in e!. . . Already at very low price levels,
now Fullerglo prices are f u r t h e r red u ced .
But for tw o weeks o n ly — from September 21
to October 4 (in c.). And remember!— this is
the W est’s most popular finish for interior
walls and woodwork, Fullerglo; that famous
s e m i-lu s tr o u s , satin-like finish whose lo n g -
la s tin g surface can be washed again and again.
You w o n 't have such an opportunity again
this year. So take advantage o f it right away.
See one o f the Fuller Paint Dealers listed
below.
Imagine our surprise, as our
ad has run more or less reg
ularly.
When we told her that we did
advertise and showed her an ad to
prove it, she said, "Yes, but it looks
so much like all the others. W hy
don’t you doll it up so that it wil!
be easy to! catch?”
Boy, that set us to thinking.
Maybe she was right. So here
goes for a brand new idea.
From now on we will run a col
umn each week in this paper.
You know, like W ill Rogers and
Walter WincheU. O f course we
don't expect to be a Rogers or a
WincheU, but we do hope to do well
enough that you folks will be in
terested in following our
little
smiles and sayings each week.
So watch for FREE A IR in this
space each week. W e may “ kid"
some of you once in a while, but
that is a sure sign that we like you
so wait for FREE A IR to get you.
The
Nyssa Pharm acy
Try the Drug Store First
9
W h y waste time and money on cheap-quality
paints, when you can buy Fuller Paints— the
p a in ts th a t la s t!— at such regular prices as
these. Buy today while prices are still low.
NYSSA
OREGON
Lustrous, long-lasting interior fin
ish. M an y colors. Quick-drying.
DECORFT ENAMEL.......... Pin!
Fullerwear Floor Enamel st ands
hard wear. P o i cclain like surface.
Easy to wash.
FLOOR EHAMEL.............Oua.l
Fuller Pure Prepared is the
highest-quality "house” paint
made. I t lasts!
"HOUSE P A I N T " ............Quart
Hard, tough finish for all interior
uses. Quick-drying.
SPEEDITE VAKNISH
Quart
Fullcrene W ax gives a silken
sheen that beautiiics as well as
protects. Glands hard wear.
POLISHING W AX
Pound
...
Liberty Theatre
Friday-Saturday, September 22, 23
B A LD R ID G E
IM P L E M E N T
W ANTE D — 1V4 inch centrifugal pump.
W. E. PATTE RSO N, City.
4 tpd.
Nyssa_______________Oregon
S T A T IO N
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Let U « Mill Your
Sunday-Monday'Tueaday, Sept. 24, 25, 26
SP E C IA L
With Ken Maynard. Riding like the wind—
Fighting like a panther— Singing his great Cow
boy Songs.
25 per cent O ff to Each Customer
In September.
Clip this Coupon N O W !
Next Door Ontario National
Bank
Phin Warren, Prop.
G O O D Y E A R SH O E
“ Our Prices Are Right’’
NYSSA
R E PA IR SH O P
ORE.
“T O R C H SIN G E R ”
A Paramount Picture with Ricardo1 Cortez,
David Manners and Baby LeRoy
Shoe Repairing
Flour, Cereal and
N Y S S A F L O U R M IL L
Claudette Colbert in
COM PANY
NYSSA, OREGON
Poultry Feed
Canterbury Bells
Black Eyed Susans
Trailing Baby Breath
Iceland Poppies
Rockery Plants too Numerous to
Mention
Many plants are ready for planting
Good food and prompt service is available any
hour of the day or evening.
BUY NOW!
N O R C O T T SERVICE
F L O W E R S
FOR F A L L P L A N T IN G
MEALS and LUNCHES
Electric Alarm .........................................$1.98
FO R R E N T—1- and 2-room apart
ments for light housekeeping. Mrs.
Thos. B. Nordale.
Special for September . .
3-Months Subscription to Gate
City Journal with each $1 Box of
Calling Cards— 100 cards Imprinted
In any type you like. Panel cards
$1.25.
A Good Place f o r ........
Ontario, Oregon
“T H E F1DDLIN B U C K A R O O ”
Wedneaday-Thuraday, Sept 27, 28
A Special Production
“W H A T PR ICE IN N O C E N C E ”
With Willard Mack, Jean Parker and
Ben Alexander
Mr». C .W . Barrett
Legal Advertisement
firts to n t
OLDFIELD TYPE
F o r d ...... .....
C h e v ro le t...
TYPE
ers and students an invitation to ll:.- A P P LE H A R V E S T N E A R
NYSSA C O M M M U N ITY CHURCH
Freshman reception.
Sunday School 10 o’clock. Chester
| It was annouced that candidates for
A T A P P L E V A L L E Y Sager, superintendent.
; yell headers would be tried out at the
Morning Worship 11:15. Subject: The
next meeting
Deserted Christ.
NEW’ STUDENTS ENROIJ.
Epworth league. Ruth W olfe presi
Apple Valley—Orchardists are pre
Helen W i .email andd Donald Utter-
paring for the busy picking and pack dent.
back of Whittier, Cal., are among new
Evening Worship 8 o'clock.
ing season with more than usual in
seniors; Outlier Lankford of Waverly,
O fficial
Board
Meeting
Monday
terest for the reason that the price sit
Colo. ,and Kelly Luce of Fruil’and,
uation looks fairly good. The apples evening 8 o’clock at the parsonage.
juniors;
Raymond Holly of
Adrian,
Thursday evening Bible Study at par
who attended Weiser institute last year, are coloring and of good quality on sonage.
most
farms.
Repairs
at
the
packing
and Lucille Wlckson of Upland, soph
house have been made and a few new i Choir Practice Friday 7:30 p. m. at
omores.
the church.
fixtures have been Installed.
FROSH FROM EVERYW HERE
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs.
The ,!arge Freshman class of around
ST. P A U L ’S EPISCO PAL CHURCH
130 students is made up largely of Earl Boston Tuesday morning, Dr. J. J.
Rev. B. Stanley Moore, Rector
Sarazin
attending.
The
baby
is
their
students from nearby rural districts.
Church School every Sunday morn
second
child.
Students from the outside are Elma
ing at 9:45 o’clock.
Alenbaugh, Cow Valley; Jack Farmer,
Miss Bernice Vorhles, 3rd and 4th
Church services:
John and Nicholas Van Zelf, Arcadia; grade teacher, Is organizing a harm
Sunday
September 24— Evening
James Nlcho’s, Orln and Vernon onica band much to the interest of
Prayer and Sermon at 7:30.
Sleeper, Gerald
Slippy,
Georgia students who like music
! Sunday, September 31—Holy Com
Toombs, Harriette Truelson, Robert
The school entered a float Friday at munion and sermon at 11:15 o'clock.
Winters, Kingman Kolony; Paul John the Parma harvest festival
ston, Oregon Trail; Mickey Hite, Law
The J. A. Pettits had guests last week
rence Peitz, Gerald and Jack Rust,
from Nebraska.
Owyhee; Madge Betts, Arthur Cart
George Dailey has had his home
wright, Eve'yn Haworth, Vlrginiga M il
ler, Garret Timmerman, Big Bend nicely Improved.
Chester lams and
Herbert Fisher
(Wade Dlst 46).
who have enrolled at the College of
Idaho are also out for football.
Court House Filings
Reuben Henshaw brought his broth
R e a l Estate Transfers Recorded
er Marian from the Nampa hospital
William Phelan et al to Howard Inv.
last week, the latter having regained
Co. « mining claims In Mormon Basin.
sufficiently to be moved after a ser
6-11-30.
Frank Maddux et ux to Harold L. ious operation .
Maddux. SMiNWViSEli, Sec. 12-18-44. Miss Lucile Stephens has gone to
Hood River
where she will
teach
cont. 1-2 acre. 9-12 33. $1
Frank MulUnix to Stanley A. Mul- again this year. Mrs. Ed. Simmerman
Unix, Und. % Int. in SW%NW>4, Lot gave her a farewell party when guests
4, Sec 3, Lot 1, Sec. 4-26-46. SEViSEti, were invited for four tables of pinochle.
Sec. 33-25-46, cont. 162.32 acres; Lot 3; Prize winners were Miriam Dilley and
Sec 3 26 46, cont. 41.41 acres. 9-13-33. Roy Boston.
NOTICE
IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F THE
STATE OF
OREGON
FOR THE
C O U N T Y O F MALHEUR.
IN TH E M A T T E R OF TH E ESTATE
O F J. M. DUNCAN, Deceased
N O TIC E IS HEREB Y GIVEN, that
Roe F. Duncan, administrator of the
estate of J. M. Duncan, deceased, has
rendered and presented his final ac
count of his administration of said
estate, and petition for distribution and
discharge as such administrator; that
Monday, the 23rd| day of October, 1933,
at the hour of 2:00 o'clock in the after
noon of that day, In the County Court
Room, In the County Court House In
Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, has
been appointed and fixed by the Judge
of said Court, in an order made and
entered on the 19th day of September,
1933, as the time and place for hearing
| said petition, at which time and place
al' persons interested In said
estate
may appear and object to said account,
settlement thereof, and contest the
-ame and all persons concerned there
in are notified to be present and show
cause, if any there be, why said ac-
I count and report should not be ap
proved and allowed, and said estate
settled and said
administrator dis
charged
ROE F DUNCAN.
Administrator of the Estate of
J. M. Duncan, Deceased.
Date of First Publication, Sept. 31, 1933
Date of Last Publication, Oct. I f, 1933.
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doea not harm the heart. So if yoe
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Always look for the Bayer Croat oa
every tablet as illustrated,
above, and for the words,
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ASPIRIN on evary bottle
or pttkage.
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Now ia the time to
R
Receive coal in
A
Advance of bad weather
Everything in Building Suppliea
Boise-Payette Lumber Co.
It’s Not Too Early To Fuel Up
Dwight Smith, Mgr.
Phone 15
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STANDS
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Nyssa, Oregon
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