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gate city journal , T hursday , m v m 1 rai Br ho tu fj Little News of Nyssa i T. Mattórily has purchased a new Prank Miller was a business visit International truck. or in Nyssa from Ontario Monday. Lonnie Parkinson, C. Poage, Alvin Mr and Mrs c Root and Robert Leuck have Joined Sunday visltlr‘K tlie local CCC camp. Boise. w Farmer spent wlth irlends ln Mias Helen Lackey of Ontario is 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Standley of visiting with her grandpaemts Mr. Salem were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long. land Mrs. J. T. Long Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Savage of Mr. and Mrs. Austin McNall ar Boulder were luncheon guests at the rived Monday evening from Los A n Wm Beam home Monday. They are geles to attend the funeral of Mrs. visiting ln Nampa. i W. A. McNall. Jimmy, the small son of M r and Engineer and Mrs. Charles Ander Mrs. Ed. Pruyn underwent an oper son of the Denver reclamation office ation for rupture at the Holy Rosary stopped one day last week to visit hospital Saturday. He Is doing nicely with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parmer. and he and his mother returned The Andersons were en route to Denver after a trip to the coast. home Monday. _ Bings, Lamberts C h e r r ie s ancj Royai Annes A limited amount of these; short crop but oodles of MONTMORENCIES, a most excellent can ning cherry. W ill last two weeks longer. Prices reasonable. The GRAHAM Ranch Mr. and Mrs. Earl Daituiy went to The Leslie McClure family plan to attend a family picnic in Caldwell Twin Falls Friday to spend a few days visiting with relatives. the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wilson, and The Ed Norcotts and Farnham Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure spent Sills plan to spend the 4th at Pay Sunday fishing at Summit Prairie. ette Lake. Mrs. W. P. McLing and Mrs. Her- Karmit Leinkaemper came Satur shel Thompson spent Tuesday in day from Portland to visit indefin Emmett with their parents Mr. and itely at the home of his brother Mrs. H. B. Earp. Mrs. Berwyn Burke and children are visiting at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jones were Burke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. expected to arrive from California Dryden of Wendell, Idaho. Wednesday evening for a visit at Prank Morgan and fam ily expect the parental Sumner Jones home. to spend the 4th and Sth of July Mrs. Bert Hoxle went to Pendle taking ln the sights of Yellowstone ton to get her granddaughter Miss Park. Bert Leinkaemper. Donna Hoxle, who has been with her Mrs. Lily Smith of Boise Is visit parents there since school was out. ing at the home of Mrs. Zine Ram- baud this week. She expects to re Mrs. G. W. Samson, mother ot turn home about the 4th. Mrs. Virgil Johnson and Mrs. S. Jor The Prank Morgan family. Mr dan, and their sister, Mrs Max and Mrs. Harvey Otis of Adrian, and Graybeal and son Max. of Umatilla the Bill Toombs family enjoyed a spent a few days visiting at the picnic at the Conrad Martin home ln Jordan and Johnson homes here Kingman Kolony Sunday. last week. H. Blair Johnson accompanied his1 nephew Dr. A. R. Davis and family to their home in Portland Saturday where he will spend a week visiting with his daughters. Lester Bachman left Monday for Ills home In Missoula. Mont. He was called here by the Illness and death of Mrs. W. A. McNall. mother of | Mrs. Bachman. GROCERY S P E C IA L S We have a nice line of lovely Cotton Frocks suitable for all occasions. ...FOR... All HATS Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson left Wednesday evening for Salem to spend the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beutler. Mrs. Eulah Kelly ac companied them as far as Hood River and Miss Donna Cook as far as Echo. ONE-THIRD OFF FISHER APPAREL SHOP Phone 55F3 SHORTENING, 4 b. package, Carstens.......57c FLOUR, Pride of the Valley, 49 lb. bag $1.39 OATS, 9 lb. b a g ............................................. 43c CATSUP, 2 large bottles..............................25c S A LA D DRESSING, Miracle Whip, quart . 45c S A LA D DRESSING, Miracle Whip, pints 29c SOUP, Phillips, all flavors, 4 cans f o r ........... 25c PICKLES, Knights, Sweet, quart j a r ............ 35c RIPE OLIVES, pint can, 2 cans ....................29c T U N A FISH, 1-2 lb. c a n .............................. 15c COFFEE, Hollywood, 1 lb. quart fruit jar ... 28c 3 1-2 lb. fruit jar ................................. 99c PEARS, 2 1-2 Parkdale brand fancy 2 for 35c SOAP, La Paloma, 10 b ars............................23c B AKIN G POW DER, Clabber Girl, 2 lb. can 25c W ilson G rocery HUGE PARACHUTE, seen at u p p e r r i ght of gondol a, wi l l a u g me n t ot he r saf et y devi ces w h e n Ge ne r al W e s t o v e r , Ca pt . St ev ens a n d Capt . A n d e r s o n ma k e s t r a t o spher e fl i ght t hi s s u mme r . CINDERELLA MAN, Jimmy Brad- dock. s h o wn pl ac i ng a p ower f u l left on Ma x B a e r ’s face. T e l l i n g bl ows like t hi s w o n hi m t he deci si on and wor l d h e a v y w e i g h t c ha mp i o n s hi p . GET YOUR BOY A T O Y F O R YOURSELF! Lit tle Di c ki e P at t en (ri ght) looks on d ej ec t ed l y as C a p t ai n H e n r y ' s S h o w Boa t st ar s com m a n d e e r hi s p l a y t hi ng . The show b oat a r r i v e d u n a s se mbl ed a nd nn- pamted at N B C St ud i o s in a h u n dr ed little parts. L a n n y Ross ( l ef t ) , Oel hei m. He l e n Mu r i e l Wi l s o n arrd C a p t a i n H e n r y had only a P o p u I a r Sci ence bl ue p r i n t to wo r k f r o m in a s s e mbl i n g t h e mi n i a t u r e . Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Pullman of Burley, parents of Mrs. Farnham Sills came last Friday and stayed until Monday morning. On their re A baby boy was born to Mr. and Charles Lee c f Enterprise was a Frank Burke, Berwyn Burke and turn their daughter Miss Virginia, who has been visiting here for some Mrs. Chester Sager at the Cam pbell! guest in the hone of Mis. Addle Carl Coad attended to business mat time, and Peggy Sills accompanied home here Saturday June 29th. j Wilson from Friday until Sunday. ters In Glenns Ferry and Mountain them home. Home Friday. J T h e Walter Nye family will spend I A marriage license was issued in the Fourth vacation at their former Caldwell Monday evening. July 1, to | home at Rupert. j Sam Caldwell and Goldie Flanary, ' bolh of Nyssa. S « Mrs. Wesley Roberts and Infant Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pounds and daughter of Nyssa weer dismissed from the Caldwell sanitarium Sun family and Mr. and Mrs. "Pud ' Long and daughter Evalyn expect to leave day. ! on the 4th for a camping trip at Mrs. Sid Burbidge was a new mem Deadwood dam in Idaho. 1 ber taken into the Rebekah lodge Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Higginson, Mr. ! last Thursday night at their regular and Mrs. Nate Young and Mr. and meeting. Mrs. Nelton Cairns plan to spend Mrs. Laura Fisher took her sister the 4th ln the mountains above We Can’t Improve Miss Edith Hezeltine to her home in Weiser. O u r Prices Are LOW s New Plymouth Sunday after spendl ing several days here last week. • • • Fingerwaves 25c and 35c Marcel 50c H ot Oil Shampoo and Fingerwave $1.00 Permanents $1.75to$5.00 Cheerful, Dependable S E R V IC E at The Vogue Beauty Shop Absolutely Independent J Af t e r Vir-' g i ma Ve r r i l l si ngs e v e r y F r i d a y n i g ht ov er tt.. W A B C C o l u mb i a Eastern n e t wo r k f r om 8 to 8:30 P. M. ( E . D S . T . ) , she goes for a s w i m in t he pool of her N e w Y o r k hotel. V i r g i n i a has had a met eor i c rise to f ame in the H o l l y w o o d c i n ema doubl i ng for mov i e st ar s in sever al f eat ur e films, unt i l r adi o offers l ur ed her E a s t w a r d . See Us for Expert Beauty W ork • PHONE 21 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond White of Salmon, Idaho, and Miss Verdi Doo little of Portland spent from Sat urday until Monday at the Barr Doolittle home here. The White were on return to Salmon after a trip to California. SPECIAL NOW FOR JULY 5th and 6th m Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vlnsonhaler Lewis Young will spend the 4th and plan to spend the 4th with relatives the rest of the week at Payette Lake at Long Valley. w.th Cotton Friday and Saturday \ Jooephin« Sddjk t>( Portland u> Mr. anti Mrs Albert Hetief «•«? visiting her aunt Mrs. C. B Short, business visitors in Boise Monday. Keep Cool 3 1-2 miles east of Ontario Phone 36-2, Fruitland 4, PHONE 55F3 NYSSA, ORE. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon . Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Berwyn Burke, Ronald Burke and Maryjane Shaw of Beaverton, Mac Keizer were among those who Oregon arrived Wednesday to spend attended the wrestling match in a few days visiting at the W. C. Boise Thursday night between Vin- Jackson home. cent Lopez and Pat O'Shocker. Lieut. R. C. Hilliard of the local CCC camp returned Saturday from West Virginia, where he was called by the death of his mother. He made the trip both ways by plane. Your DISPOSITION \ X ! ; ! ; 'c I But We Can Improve YOUR LOOKS W IT H A LO VELY Perm anent S j 3 P. M . 50 in cash at NYSSA 50 SILVER DOLLARS SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. SHARE NO. 1 ........................................ $ 1 2 ............................................$ 1 3 ............................................$ 1 4 ........................................ $ 1 5 .......................................$ 1 6 ........................................$ 1 7 ............................................ $ 2 8 ...................................... $ 3 9 $ 4 10 . $ 5 11 12 $20 $10 With every 50 cent cash purchase or payment on account you are entiUed to a ticket on this Profit-Sharing event. Ask your Nyssa merchant for tickets. Shareholder mast be present to share In awards. W INNERS JUNE 22th M prizen, Mrs. Ace Leavitt, Mrs. C. II. Newton. Thomas Matheny. Robt. Bowen. Ben Calvert. Jeanne Coble; $2 prise. C. E. Graves; 13 Mrs. Artie Robertson; $4 W. A. Nye; IS G. C. Sarkett; $10 Mrs. Jacob Groot; $20 J. C. Greer. Those who would have won If they had been present are $1 r . Sills. Wm. Edison. A. R. Mass. $3 W C. Richardson, Herman Keas- rnger. Mrs. Geo. Sholtx; $20 DelU la n k I Elizabeth Ann Jones, a graduate ! S V V of Eastern Oregon Normal, has been j x Our two machines, J. hired as a teacher in the local j schools for the coming year. She will | $ the Duart and Combo teach in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades Ringlette assures you and have charge of upper grade Lieut. Arthur Crow, who has been a permanent without music. Miss Jones makes her home assisting with the establishment of I at Richland Oregon. delay. the Nyssa CCC camp, left Tuesday morning for Bruneau. where he is The Colorado Miners scft-ball Priced $1.75 and Up £ permanently stationed. artists living the project, will tangle with the local town team this even- | v' ----------- — --------------------------------— Satisfaction Guaranteed V Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blodgett ing. The Colorado team Is made up ! and children spent from Monday of of former residents of Colorado who | » ' RUBYE LOU last week until Sunday at Straw have moved onto the Owyhee pro- | BEAUTY SHOP berry Lake fishing. They returned ject. It is said that the Miners have [ x with a nice catch. Mr. and Mrs. some real soft-ball players on their j ''p r jY y \ * r a . ,, \T - I Henry Fields drove up Wednesday team and the game promises to be ^rrlcJiNfci ■ ‘■U INySS3v? und stayed until Friday with them. an interesting affair. Third Profit-Sharing Distribution Sat. July 20 $ I Get your tickets from these Nyssa merchants Oregon Super Service Paulus Jewelry Store Powell Service Station Pruyn Garage Norcott Service Dr. E. D. Norcott Wilson Brothers Schlitz Tavern Rose Bud Swan Bakery Nyssa Packing Co. Baldridge Implement Co. Rubye Lou Beautv Shoppe Lawrence Service Boise Payette Lumber Co. Cozy Cafe Frank Morgan Owyhee Barber Shop Nyssa Seed and Grain Nyssa Tailor Shop Western Hotel Nyssa Realty Co. Fisher Apparel Shop McHargue Barber Shop Green Lantern Schweizer Cafe The Vogue Beauty Shoppe Nyssa Pharmacy Dr. J. J. Sarazin Eder Hardware and Grocery Pete’s Market Johnson Variety Nyssa Funeral Home Caldwell Store Gate City Journal Nordale Furniture Store Nyssa Auto Park Jackson Lumber Co. Larsen and Towne Watch For Other Profit-Sharing Dales
