KYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1935
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Mr. and Mrs Walter Johnson of
A marriage license was Issued bo
Wm. Grant Tlbbett of Nysaa, and Caldwell were visitors at the W. T
Fva Florence Kelley, Ontario on Posey home last Wednesday even-
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May 31 at Payette.
Tender Cuts o f
Choice Meat
W e’d rather say “ W e’re out of it” than carry
Meats that are not strictly fresh, tender
and flavory!
Our Regular Stock Is Grain Fed Beef
EAT MORE MEAT
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NYSSA PACKING CO.
NYSSA
OREGON
Tone Up Your Home
A few well chosen changes or additions will
make it more convenient and livable.
We are ready to help you by furnishing you
high grade materials at low prices.
KINGMAN KOLONY
B I B L E SCHOOL
CLOSED FRIDAY
M bs. HOPKINS, OftfcÖON
TRAIL TEACHER. ATTENDING
SUMMER SCHOOL AT E. O. N.
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lar breeds. Baby turkeys and baby
modem home. Aiso apartment*.
ducks. Custom hatching and hatch
Mrs. Ruth Allen, First St.
ing eggs. Cain’s Hatchery, Ontario.
FOR SALE—Sheltand pony and Oregon. 2-14-tf
cart. Gladys Nlcholsen at Earl
LUNCHEON FOR MRS. DORMAN
SHARPENING — L a w n
mower*
Mrs. Ray Emrnott entertained Ward place, ltc.
sharpened 50c. Good, efficient ser
with a luncheon Wednesday for
FOR SALE—Two burner Electric
vice. Kalsomming and painting, by
S. D. Dorman of Ontario, who l£
i Range with low oven. In excel-
leaving soon for New York and Flor
ent condition $10. Also camp stove the hour or job. Andrew McGinnis.
ida. Guests were Mrs. Wm. Walker. ¡cheap. Mrs. Douglas McDonald. 5- April 25 tf.
Mrs. Ernest Davidson and Mrs
30-2tp
Charlotte Scholes all of Ontario.
¡FOR SALE—Bundles of old papers
MONDAY BRIDGE
I at the Journal office.
You can
Mrs. W. F. McLing entertained
Buy A Furnace Now
the Monday bridge club this week, FOR SALE—Used cars at Cables
inviting several guests to play with Chevrolet Co., Ontario.
With nothing down
members. Miss Eva Boydell won first
prize and Mrs. Bert Leinkaemper I DO ALL kinds of hemstitching
and nothing to pay
and small pleating. My prices arc
won low. Guests were Miss Boydell.
u n t i 1 October 1st;
Mrs. Leinkaemper, Mrs. A. V. Cook reasonable. Mrs. W, G. Campbell
with payments spread
and Mrs J. W. Elston of Ontario..
Nyssa, Oregon. April 25 tic.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. Albert B Hopkins left for La
Kingman Kolany—Bible school Grande Monday where she wlil take
closed Friday morning after a two special primary courses and obser
weeks session here. Mrs. Charley vation offered at the Eastern Ore
Jones and Miss Geraldine Nickens gon Normal School. Mrs. Hopkins is
gave a program Sunday evening at a graduate of the Oregon Nonnal
the school house for the students. School and also has advanced credit
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Caldwell at the Oregon State College.
attended.
Mrs. Hopkins has contracted to
Miss Janet Martin left Thursday teach the primary grades at the
for a visit with friends in American Oregon Trail school for her fourth
Falls.
term. Mr. Hopkins will return to the
C. M. Beaumont purchased 200 upper grades at the Oregon Trail
8-wecks old pullets at the Sparks
school for his sixth year.
Hatchery last week.
Albert B. Hopkins, principal of the
Miss Lucille Thresher and Miss Oregon Trail school, has been em
over 36 months. In
Dorothy Winters left for Corvallis ployed by the F. H. Hogue company.
JOLLY JANES
TRUCKING—Coal,
wood,
grain
Sunday they are winners of a two Hr. Hopkins has heen working for
vestigate t h i s out
Misses Doris and Deana Smith en
produce, gravel, and, livestock,
weeks trip given by Kolony P.-T. A. the company the last week.
tertained the Jolly Janes at their anything
moving.
We’ll haul it | standing offer.
for the best record in club work.
Mrs. R. W. Holmes spent the week home last Thursday evening with a anywhere.
HUGH
GLASGOW,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schaefer en
Estimates Free
end
with her parents at Vkultliuid. ¡J, ^
^
us'ual'ihree "tabled Phone 36F3. tf
tertained their daughter Mrs. Lily
Annie and Roy Holmes were din- ¡ ^ cards were
play pirst prize
Walker and sons Gene and Ronald
ner guests of Miss Eleanor Cox of ■ was won by Miss Edna Burt and i V/ANTED—Turkeys, ducks, chick- j
GEO. J. KINZER
of Lewiston a few days last week.
I ens, gese at highest market prices.!
Fruitland Sunday.
Plumber
second by Miss Clara Johnson.
Mrs. Walker returned home Tues- j
j Twenty-six years in the same place.
Gilbert Holmes left Sunday for
day afternoon but the boys are re- | Corvallis to attend summer school
C.
H.
BOWMAN,
Payette,
Idaho.
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Phone 134-J2
malning for an indefinite visit.
ATTEND FUNERAL
for the 4-H Clubs for two weeks.
IPhone 163. tf.
Parma
Idaho
Kingman Kolony Garden club met
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Miss Eleanor Cox of Fruitland
AT EMMETT TUESDAY
with Mrs. Clark Enos Wednesday spent Saturday with Annie Holmes.
FOR SALE—Baby chicks, all popu- 1
afternoon. Mrs. Newton and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Chan Warner shop
Bill Ashcraft were assistant hostess
Curtis Foster was one of the pall
ped in Caldwell Saturday.
es.
Mrs. Hattie Rogers of Star was a bearers at the funeral Tuesday of
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bach and
Saturday guests at the F. G. Holmes Marion Ingolls, 16 year old Emmett
daughter Geraldine came f r o m
student
who
was
drown
Sunday
home.
North
Powder Monday. T h e y
Mrs. Hattie Rogers of Star made morning in the Payette river. Young
brought Mrs. Lily Bach home from
Ingolls is a nephew of Mrs. Harry
a busines strip to Boise Saturday.
a two weeks visit. They were callers
Gardner. Those from Nyssa who at
in the C. C. Cotton home Tuesday
tended the funeral were Mr. and
evening.
.APPLE VALLEY NEWS
Mrs. Harry Gardner. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Oscar Schaefer is staying
Lloyd Adams, Mis. W. W. Foster and
| with her mother Mrs. Lenlghan of
Curtis Foster
Star for an indefinite visit. Mrs.
Apple Valley played a good base
Lenlnhan underwent a major oper ball game Sunday aaginst Marsing,
with a score of 1 to 0 in favor of
ation Monday morning.
MARKET FINDER
Apple Valley.
AD KOLONY—
The Girl Scouts are very much in
Miss Edith Thompson of Council,
terested in swimming these days. Idaho, spent the week end at the ) Try our Market Finder to dis
H. • H. DICK. Proprietor
pose of surplus goods, rent a
Miss Pearl Williams is coaching. A Levi Stephens home. Miss Thomp
house,
find
lost
articles,
to
buy
or
pier, space roped off and dressing son lived in Apple Valley several
sell produce and many other uses.
| quarters have been fixed at lhe|years ago and enjoyed visiting with
Rates one cent a word per inser
I river.
her many friends while here.
The Girl Scouts will present the j Mrs. Getts and her daughter of t io n . Minimum 15c.
j play “Chintz Pottage" at the Wade | Meridian visited her parents Mr.
NERASKA MAN. 25, very anxious
i school house next Friday evening.!
and Mrs. C. H. Higgins last week.
for any kind of work here. Wants
June 21 at 8 o ’clock. Mrs. Ralph
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and to learn about country. Honest, am
Haworth is directing the play.
Mrs. Henry Meier visited firends at bitious and capable. Reasonable.
Father leading surgeon. Write James
Star Sunday evening
j CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
For the benefit of the people of Nyssa who de
Donna Ray and Donald Nichols Bryson, Callaway, Nebraska. It*
HELD HERE TUESDAY spent last week with their grand LOST—Bee smoker. Finder please
sire a richer milk than the Holstein milk which
mother. Mrs. A. E. Nichols.
return to Gilbert Klinkenberg for
CONOCO Gasoline
and GERM PROCESSED
M o t o r O il
OREGON SUPER SERVICE
Get together with us now.
JACKSON LUMBER CO.
NYSSA, ORE.
PHONE 47
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BUSINESS
AND PROFESSIONAL
LAND FOR SALE
If you wish to buy or sell land,
DIRECTORY
anywhere under the project, it
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will pay you to see the—
Owyhee Realty Co.
Only about 14 children were pres
ent at the health clinic sponsored
REBEKAH NOTICE
by the Civic club Tuesday morning
at the school house. Dr. J. J Sarazin
Rebekah Sunshine meets Friday
and Dr. E. D. Norcott conducted the at the Odd Fellows hall above the
examination, assisted by Miss Edna Wilson store. Members are request
Flanagan and the ladles of the Civic ed to be present.
club.
LOST FAT
Because She Heeded
DOCTOR’S ADVICE
Office near the depot
ROBT. D. LYTLE
NYSSA
ATTORNEY
And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
First National Bank Building
Phone 66
vale
O r e g o n
OREGON
Every Saturday beginning at
12 o'clock. The largest and
best market for all kinds of
livestock, farm machinery and
fumiturd is the
D. O.
OSTEOPATHY
PAYETTE AUCTION
EXCHANGE
—And—
ELECTROTHERAPY
“The Place where Buyer and
PHONE 201
Seller Meet
OREGON
A. C. FENSKE. Prop.
PAYETTE. IDA.
PHONE 104J
A Famous
KAHN
Fa brie
BANNOCKBURN
A group of »mart "tw is ty" fab
ric»— favorites for many season»
in th e o u t-o f -d o o rs b u t no w
equally popular for work-e-day
PORTRAITS OF
HI-SHEEN
DRY CLEANING
QUALITY
tinctive end colorful, but have
a fine record for long wear.
Cleaning and Pressing
Alterations and Repairs
HEATER STUDIO
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wear. N o t o n ly are they dis
Mrs. H. H. Long of Clarinda,
Iowa, writes: “Kruschen was recom
mended to me by my doctor. Weight
when starting was 226. Weight now
after 3 jars is 208. Doctor says I'm
doing fine."
When Kruschen Salts is prescrib
ed by reputable phyiclans to safely
take off fat and greatly improve
health—why listen to goeslpers who
don’t want you to be slender? En
vious:
Have a mind of your own—get a
Jar of Kruschen to-day (lasts 4
weeks and costs but a trifle). Take a
half teaspoonful In a cup of hot
water every morning—tastes fine
with Juice of half lemon added. If
yeu don’t lose 12 lbs. and feel years
younger—money back. The Nyssa
Pharmacy sells lots of it.—Adver
tisement.
MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS
Expert Kodak Finish*
in g . Mail us your
films.
Nyssa Tailor
Shop
Ontario, Oregon
See Us For That
PAINTING
JOB
15 years experience in paint
ing and kalsomlning.
Work done by contract or by
the day
D. E. MORGAN, Prop.
JEWELRY STORE
Official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
Oregon
Ontario
Vale Hot Springs
Sanitarium
t
s
{
Mokes old clothes look like
now, safe, feeds the fabrics,
odorless—true quality clean
ing.
Try our new Ill-Sheen Dry
Cleaning
Nyssa.
Fill Your Picnic Basket
With Good Baked Goods
Nyssa Agent:
Mrs. Margaret Pashley.
Take along plenty of good
DR. J. A. McFALL
baked things and
make your picnic a real pleasure.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
DR. D. A. SP.XTON, Prop.
theumatlsm, Diaoetes, Paraly
sis, Influensa, successfully
Mineral Water 212 Deg Fr.
ROOMS AND BOARD
At Reasonable Rates
SperUllting on the ear« of
Child pen. Kyra
ONTARIO
OREGON
FOR SALE—Good Hay. Alfalfa with
volunteer barley. About 10 tons. $6.
Bruce Hare. Kingman Kolony. 13- 2
tpd.
SEE ME FOR Bicycle and auto re
pair work. Basil Newton, 3 miles
north of Nyssa. June 13 ltp.
The Swan Bakery
NYSSA
F O R SALE—McCormick mowing
machine and hay derrick, com
plete with cable, fork and pulleys.
C. C. Cotton, phone 54F5, Nyssa. 6-6-
Sunshine Dairy
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ROOMS—With or without board in
Everything In
LUMBER
Call In
And let us tell you
how you can make
500 pounds of LAY
ING, GROWING or
STARTING MASH,
for $3.50.
Paint Up . . . Fix Up Now!
A little money spent now will save a lot later.
Get Your
BABY LIMA BEAN
SEED AT
Don’t put it off. Come in and consult us now.
A1
Boise-Payette Lumber Co.
Thompson
Dwight Smith, Manager
See Us For Building Supplies
NYSSA
OREGON
“The Farmer's Own Co-Op”
Phone 26
Nyssa
PHONE 15
Oregon
{ONTARIO PRESSARY
treated.
FDR SALE!—Davenport in first class
condition. Price $25. See Mrs. Earl
Harmon 6-13-ltp
wre have delivered for the past several years, we
have recently purchased some Guernsey cows,
and arc now delivering high test Guernsey milk,
produced in one o f the most modern and sani
tary plants in this section of the country, accord
ing to dairy authorities.
We still maintain our high-standard Hol
stein milk, which is considered by medical auth
orities everywhere as the best milk for babies
and growing children.
We produce milk for everybody's needs. Try
it!
A. V. PRUYN
Guarantee Work
WYCKOFF
reward or leave at Journal. 6-13-ltc
FOR SALE—Milch cows, some fresh
.And Didn't Listen To
and others to freshen soon. Jim
Gossiping Neighbors Boor. 6-13-2tp.
Auction Sale
Anna B. Pritchett
VALE - - -
Guernsey Milk
OREGON
POTATOES
S pray M aterials
We handle a complete line
Local Idaho grown and high altitude
of Spray Material for your
Purple Tag Certified Russets. This is
orchard and would be
ideal seed for commercial crops and
pleased to figure on your
seed plots. See our Mr. Rogers or Mr.
needs.
Closson in Nyssa regarding contracts
on this seed.
The Idaho Equity Exchange is
a grower controlled co-opera
tive for the marketing and
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handling of all farm produce.
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THIS WITH OUR PAST TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE AND REPUTA
TION OF MARKETING AND HANDLING THESE CROPS ASSURES THE
GROWER OF THE BEST POSSIBLE RETURNS AND A SQUARE DEAL
AT ALL TIMES. W e solicit your patronage for the coming season on this
basis. Get in touch with our local representative who will be pleased to go
over our deal with you.
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PHONE— Nyssa 103
PHONE— Nampa 655
IDAHO EQUITY EXCHANGE