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ÜAEE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1935. GOLD OSC T O ASSIST IN WANTED Licensed gold buyers will pay up to $35.00 an ounce tor old dental bridges, crowns, rings, chains, lockets, watch cases, spectacle frames, etc. or any other discarded jewelry 1 f mailed within 30 days. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity given to you by a reliable concern to get full value for your old gold. We also buy old silver. ELCO GOLD REFINERY 1038 Exchange Building Seattle, Washington. 4t FE D E R A L R A N G E STOCK PR O G R A M Addition of an instructional re search and extension program in range livestock management as a means of cooperating with the pres- ' ent federal range program, of which i the new Taylor Grazing Act is the i center, has been announced by the school of agriculture at Oregon | State college. The work involves the addition of W e Pay COLD CASH For HOT ASHES — SEE— Frank T. Morgan For Your Insurance Needs W E SP E C IA LIZE IN H A Y IN SU R A N C E Protect W hat You Have EVEN YO U R CAR W IL L BE SUR PRISED, W IL L SPURT AND LE A P AND DASH AHEAD , W IT H ITS JUST A BET TER GAS— BY FAR. POWELL’S SERVICE STATION Open Day and Night Phone 1 Mr. and Mrs. Orville Nichols and j Lucy Lofton visited at the Albert M orfitt home at Unity Thursday. M r- and Mrs. H. C. Elms took Norma W 1“ « to Ontario Sunday on NYSSA Plenty of MILK Build up your resistance by drinking Shelton’» 1 fresh, pure milk. A sunshine tonic for young and j j old. Produced in Oregon for Oregon folks. j Shelton Dairy ^ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ROBT. D. L Y T LE ATTORNEY And CO U NSE LO R-AT-LAW First National Bank Building Phone 68 VALE OREGON N ____________________ - / • LESLIE J. A K E R Anna B. Pritchett D. O. AT T O R N E Y —and— ACCO UN TAN T O STEO PATHY Practice in all Idaho and Oregon Courts — And — E LECTRO THERAPY PHONE 201 I N VALE - - - By Appointment at Wilson Bldg. : : : Ontario Address: 522 Idaho Bldg. Boise . . . Idaho OREGON Eat At PO R TR AITS OF Q U A L IT Y Expert Kodak Finish ing. Mail us your films. H E A T E R STU D IO Ontario, Oregon C O L E M A N ’S LUNCH NYSSA Meet your friends and enjoy our good sandwiches, cooling drinks and friendly service. OPEN NIGHTS W e Put Up Lunches OREGON NYSSA jr Your Chance To Own A PACKARD 120 in. 1935 Five Passenger Sedan, Radio and many other extras Reasonable Discount for Quick Sale — See— R. E. S T A N L E Y At C a b le s C h e v r o le t C o . Ontario, Oregon 7 s h«r return trip to Boise from a week end at her home here. They visited the former’s sister while there. Mrs. Walter Parker, w.io is leaving soon for her home in Oklahoma. Drink (ME FIRST DEEP BREATH OF STAN D ARD GASOLINE. s new man to the staff at Corvallis C IVIC C L U B FL O W E R IRONSIDE NEWS who will take charge of all three phase« of this specialized work. Pro S H O W H E LD FRID AY, vision was made In budgets recently Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Derrick and adopted for the expansion, although W IN N E R S ARE G IV E N two sons’ left Monday for their new the recommenadtion of the man to ______ ¡home at Nampa. Their many friends fill the position has just been made were sorry to see them leave, but by the agricultural officials at the wish them much prosperity. Orville (Continued from page 1) college. Nichols moved them out in his R. G Johnson, for seven years first; Miss Mae Beaumont, second. truck. county agent in Orant County, has Calendula, Mrs. W. G. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fish made a been named for the position, subject first; Mrs. Dwight Smith, second. business trip to Baker last Sunday. to confirmation by the State Board The Wm. M orfitt family of Unity Chinese Lantern, Mrs. E d d i e of Higher education. He will become visited at the H. C .Elms home last Powell, first. professor o f animal hubsandry. with Delphinium, one best, Alice W il Sunday. headquarters at the college. Recom M r and Mrs. Bruce Lfton made a son, first; Mrs. Ed. Norcott,, second. mended to succeed him as county Delphinium, 6 stems, Mrs. Alice trip to John Day last Saturday agent in Grant county is R. E. Brooke ,at present assistant county Wilson, first; Mrs. C. C. Cotton, and returned Sunday with the let ters little brother who will attend second. agent at Klamath county. school here. "The total area of eastern Oregon Everlasting Bouquet, Mrs. Dick The Misses Adeline Fish, Joy is approximately 42 million acres, of Groot, first. Simpson and Richard Lofton will which 24 million acres is public Cladiola, one best, Mrs. W. G. attend high school In Ontario this land available for grazing, and most Campbell, first; Mrs G, Stum, sec year. of which Is of little use tor any ond. Ness Hatt and family of Nyssa thing else.’ said P. M. Brandt, head Oladiola, 6 best. Mrs. G. Stain, visited the latters sister, Mrs Gor- of the division of animal Industries, don Dickson last Friday. in discussing the enw program. "The first; Mrs. C. C. Cotton, second. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laurence were enactment of the Taylor Grazing Oaillardia, Mrs. Mae Pierson, first. business visitors at Vale last Sunday Act for the control of the public Mrs. Alice Wilson, second. and Monday. domain makes possible an approach Geranium, Mrs. Dick Groot, first; Floyd Howard and Elms and to the solution of many range Mrs. A. Wilson, second. White sold one and a half cars of problems that have heretofore been Larkspur, Mrs. E. Norcott. first; beef cattle to Kldwell of Portland. recognized but which were imposs Mrs. Jess Lawrence second. Clarence Howard and Raleigh Van ible to study because of the lack of Marigold, French, Mrs. D. Groot, Buren delivered them to Hunting- control of these lands. first; Marjorie Groot, second. . ton. "The State of Oregon has a def Marigold, African Mrs. Mae Pear Arthur Van Buren purchased 200 inite responsibility in any program that will restore the millions of son, first; Mrs. C. C. Cotton, second, tons of hay from Otis Elliott at Michaelmas Daisy, Mrs. G. Stam, Hereford. He will move his family acres of public or semi-public lands to Hereford this winter. first. to profitable productivity. Mrs. Frank Elms of Unity visited Rose of Tharwn, Mrs Lawrence, “ I consider R. O. Johnson to be relatives here Sunday. ideally fitted to head this new first. Pete Weikal of Ontario, fire in Nasturtium, Lloyd Wilson, first; undertaking. He was raised on a surance agent of the grange, visited Mrs. Reberger, second. cattle ranch and has ridden the Pinks, garden, double, Mrs. D. Eldorado Grange Wednesday night. range since he was 12 years old. After completing his course at Ore Groot, first; Lloyd Wilson, second. Petuna, ruffled, Mrs. Dan Holly, gon State college he engaged in the cattle business with his father In first; Mrs. G. Stam second. Petuna, double. Mrs. D. Groot, Wasco county, but as a result of health conditions had to enter an first. Petunia, plain, Mr.s Jess Lawrence other line of work. His reputation . as an outstanding range livestock first; Mr». Alice Wilson, second1 Petunia, dark purple, Mrs. G. authority exptends throughout the Stam, first; Mrs. Alice Wilson, sec northwestern states.” ond. Mr. Brooke, who was recommend Pansies. Mrs. Mae Pearson, first; ed to succeed Johnson in Grant Mrs. Alice Wilson, second. county, obtained his masters degree Potted Plants, Mrs. Kllnkenberg, at O. S. C„ and has since made an first; Mrs. Earl Danley. second. excellent record as assistant county Phlox, annual. Mrs. G. Stam, first; agent, according to extension o f ¡Mrs. J. Lawrence, second. ficials. Phlox, perennial, Mrs. D. Groot, Low C06t combined with sim first, Mrs. Alice Wilson, second. Jim Swan accompanied Mr. and Roses, one best, Mrs. C. C. Cotton, plicity and sympathy have Mrs. Aden Wilson home from their first; Mrs. Eddie Powell, second. made t h e Nyssa Funeral holiday visit at Silver City. Roses, 4 varieties, Mrs. C. C. Cot- Home funeral direction a sym- 'ton, first; Mrs. Alice Wilson, second ool of ethical public service. Mr. and Mrs. Jake A tor spent Roses, 6 best, Mrs. Alice Wilson, Let us explain the details of Wednesday evening at the J. E. first; Mrs. Eddie Powell, second. Hearron home. Rose collection, Mrs. Aden Wilson our reasonable prices to you. first; Mrs. Eddie Powell, second. | Salpiglosis, Mrs. Lawrence, first; N Y SSA F U N E R A L i Mrs. D. Oroot, second. WE ASK YOU K IN D L Y | i Sweet Peas, annual, Mrs. Alice HOME We ask that you patronize the Wilson, first. mercliunts who make your home Sweet Peas .perennial, Mrs. Alice town paper possible. Ttiey sell Wilson, first; Mrs. D. Groot, second. good merchandise and will stand Snapdragon, M!rs. Alice Wilson, Dehind it to the limit. first; Mrs. G. Stam, second. Shasta Daisy, D. Smith, first. Stocks, Mrs. Ed Norcott, first. Verbena, Mrs. Ed. Norcott, first; Mrs. C. C. Hunt, second. Scabiosa, Mrs. Alice Wilson, first; Mrs. Whipple, second. Ten varieties, Mrs. Alice Wilson, |first; Marjorie Groot, second. Sunflower. Mary Rust, first; Mrs. Dick Groot, second. Unlisted Flowers— Water Lily, Mrs. Alice Wilson, first; Mrs. Reberger, second. Unusual Zinna, Mrs. Pearson, first; Mrs. D. Smith, second. Unusual flower, Day Lily, Mrs. Mary McConnell, first. Unusual cosmos. Mrs. C. Martin, first. Change to Unusual Childs display of wild, I flowers, Mary Rust, C O N O C O GERM- Best Cactus Dahlia, Mrs. G. Stam. first; Mrs. D. Groot, second. PROCESSED OIL Dahlia. 1 best show. Marjorie Groot, first; Mrs. Whipple second. ---------- * ---------- Dahlia, 1 best decorative, Mrs. D. This is just the oil your ear Groot, first; Marjorie Groot second. Dahlia, 6 best cactus, Mrs. G. needs for snappy driving . . . Stam, first: Mrs. D. Groot, second. lasts longer and is easier on Dahlia, 6 best decorative, Mrs. D. Groot, first; Mrs. G. Stam. second. the pocketbook. Fill up today Dahlia 6 best show, Mrs. O. Stam, first; Mrs. D. Groot, second. —A t— Dahlia. 12 pompom, Mrs. D. Groot, first; Mrs. C. C. Cotton, sec ond. Zinnia, giant, Mrs. D. Smith, first; Mrs. Klinkenberg, second. Zinnia, dwarf, Mrs. Mae Pearson, first, Mrs. Frank Morgan, second. This Bank is a “Financial Service Station // Quite naturally we invite you to carry your bank account here. But further than that, we want you to feel that we're here to help you solve your financial problems— as well as act as depository for your funds. 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