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NU0 CAILSiÏ P a tty Adds Another Trophy to Fast Growing I .is* Mrs. F L. Kirkham was 111 a few Sue Keizer came down from Boise Saturday and spent the week end days this week. with her parents here. Mrs. Frank Edward and daughter Ruth and Miss Dirls Smith were REMEMBER . . . Boise visitors Thursday. “ Magnificent Obsession’ MID. SAT. SUN., MON., TUES. MARCH 21, 22, 23 Mrs. Jake Smith and Mrs. Oeo. McKee visited with Wilder frienas on Monday. Mrs. Sarah Whipple gave a dinner Sunday, entertaining her daughters, Mrs. Charles Pierson. Mrs. Henry Stopplecamp and Mrs. James Huff man and their families. N o M an Knows W hat H eroic H e ig h ts H e C an S cale . . • ’T il A W o m an ’s L o v e Give* lin n T h e S trength T o D are! im L U f4 C. iHmfla, it GREEN LIG H T Iff H lm U h W m nm B n , milk M A R G A R E T L IN D S A Y S irC E D R IC H A R D W IC K E W a l t e r A b e l • H e n r y O 'N e il l A Courtesy A Frank Borzaftc Production A CO SM O PO L IT A N PRO DUCTIO N TO YOUR GU E ST HE N IC E ST CO U RTE SY T you can show your guests Is to have their visits men tioned in the columns of this newspaper. The nicest court esy is to show your friends is to let them learn of your visit through this newspaper when you go away. Even we will consider it a courtesy when ever you give us an item of any kind. Mail them to us or call us by phone. Telephone 19 The Gate City Journal. Dreamland ONTARIO fiR J 9CERY SPEC IALS For Friday and Saturday, March 19 and 20th You can Save on these Saturday Specials j 1 lb. tall cans, Pink, 3 cans for Salm O R 1 Cheese 5 Brookfield ib. brick 29c } d 11.15 Cottage Cheese in>. r* D _ Whole Wheat 2 ibs. Mg oars Crackers Suga r 13c 25c 3 ,b-boxea 35c 10 lb. bags White Satin 55c Honey 89c 4 lb. pkgs. Arrowrock Lard Haml DUrger II nams 67c Fresh ground lean meat, 2 11 «25c Picnic, medium Sized, lb. Bacoi n Squares 19c Pouml 19c Candy Bars 10c Chewing Gum W ilson 10c G rocery A Dependable Food Store NYSSA OREGON S cien ce (Continued from page 1) office without even stopping to get their coats. Even while the fire was in pro gress, plans were made to continue and a new plant will be erected on the old site. Included hi the loss was plates, type and plans for several annuals, including the College of Tdaho yearbook of whicli Miss Mar garet Pinkerton of Nyssa is editor. Plans were being made today to make other arrangem nts for pub lishing of the book. S hakesp eare D escendants Raster T o iletries To Complete It our Easter Outfit Patty Berg, nineteen-year-old, red-haired Minneapolis golf sensation, center, receives the trophy emblem atic of victory in the Palm Beach women’s annual golf championship matches, from Pierre L. Willis, di rector of the Palm Beach Country club where the matches were played. Helen Detweiler of Washington D C., whom Miss Berg vanquished, four up and three to go, in the final round, watches the presentation. After winter winds and cold weather, you will need these new creams, lotions and powder to help your skin regain its natural freshness and beauty. Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Graham a t FINISH ELECTRICAL tended the funeral services in Vale WORK AT JORDAN VALLEY Tuesday afternoon for James A. Smith, Vale business man. The Nyssa Electric Company in stalled a neon sign for the Electrical "Pokey” Wygant, truck driver for Products Corporation cf Boise last the CCC camp was recently highly week, the installation being in Jor honored by the awarding of a gold dan Valley. They also changed over pin, in recognition of his record of a generating plant and Installed a driving 16.000 miles without any battery charging outfit for the sort of accident or mishap. Standard Oil company in Jordan Valley. Mrs. James E. Adkens of Portland, mother of Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire, ar Correct Wedding stationery print rived Thursday to spend a week The Thompson Oil Company made visiting her daughter and husband. ed to your order at The Journal a big improvement around their sta Mr Adkens is expectrd to drive up tion this week by hauling in several after her this week end. loads of fine gravel and spreading it The contract for wiring of the Am around their driveways. algamated Sugaif Comjxmy ware E asie r Ed Pruyn, Doug Benton, Alvin house was completed this this week Aimey, Kieth Moss and Roy Warner by the Nyssa Electric Company, the made up a party which drove to Mc work being done by the Messrs. Call Sunday to witness the winter Wimp and Sayles. sports and ski tournament held Mr. and Mrs. Dave Laurance and there. and daughter June of Vale were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman visitors at the Geo. McKee home. NOVELTIES and two daughters, and Mr. Zim Mrs. Laura Starcher of Parma was merman's mother, of Payette were also a Sunday visitor at the McKee At Sunday callers at the H. Blair John home. - £ son home. John Walker of Boise called on the Charlie Jones returned home Sat Hunter family Monday. Mr. Walker urday from Rochester, Minn., where is the son of assistant secretary of he went through the Mayo Brothers Interior Walker, and also formerly clinic. He is feeling much better and worked in Nyssa at the grain eleva did not have an operation on his tor. throat. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLing and Mr. and Mrs. Will Beam made a daughter Patty, and Mrs. H. B. Earp combined business and pleasure trip to Vale Monday. While there they of Emmett were visiting friends and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beam relatives in Nyssa Monday and also of Ironside and with Mrs Nellie went to Ontario to see the new son bom to Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Carroll. Thompson that day. The Tom Eldredge family moved from the Hall residence in town to the Reberger farm near town. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reberger moved info O n ta rio the house vacated by the Eldredge family. lone and Lucille Benton sjx nt Sat Helen Wiseman left Tuesday urday in Boise. morning for Meridian to spend the Be sure to attend the baseball week with her mother Mrs. Garret meeting Friday night at eight o'clock Bowen. in the Owyhee Irrigation building. Luther Fife, Andrew Borsma anti Ray Savage has been transferred Buel Hickey are all owners of new Caterpillar tractors purchased to the reclamation work near Home- through the Cable’s agency this past dale. moving there last week. week. Lieut. Elmer Cloningr has pur chased 80 acres of new land near Chalk Butte in the recently named Sunset Valley district. ERROL FLYNN ANITA LOUISE N ot E re c t Forecasting never has and never will be an exact science, according to a weather bureau expert That is because we must deal with air which cannot be tied down. The sun, lakes, mountains, and deserts are factors which affect air and de termine weather conditions. The men who make the forecasts are those with years of training, which includes the making of practice forecasts for states und districts. These men are graded on this work and the most accurate—those who top the list—are given assign ments as assistant observers. They move up on the death or retirement of the principal observers. Hinemoa Cloninger, who will graduate from the local'high school Shakespeare's line expired in hit tiiis spring, expects to leave soon daughter's only daughter. after school is out for the University of Oregon nurse's training school in WANT ADS PAY BIO DIVIDENDS Portland. Mrs. John Lewellen and two child ren of Bonita spent a few days with her parents. Mr. and M :. i h-u.i- kenberg the first of the week. . Bob M< fitt who lives near the ' Dale Garrison farm In the country has been seriously ill with pneu- l monia. i Reports from Mrs. Dean Johnston who is in the St. Lukes hospital in Boise is that she is feeling much better than she was when taken there a week ago. F o re c a s tin g CARA NOME FACE POWDER * 1.00 and * 2.00 Evening in Paris Perfume Beautiful bottle For the purse 55c Hud nuts Double Compacts Rouge and loose powder $2.00 EVENING IN PARIS FACE POVVDER$ I | Q With Perfume and Lipstick. Candies • • Chamberlains Armand’s Blended Lotion Cream Smoothing, healing to chapped skin....... 50c Fine textured 20c, 50c, 75c, .$1 W e Carry a Complete Line of Standard Brands Prescription Service Have your prescription fill ed by our registered phar macist. Our label Is your protection. JOHNSON VARIETY Nyssa Pharmacy ROXY Sat. Midnite, Sun-Mon-T ues Mrs. Mary McClure, grandmother of Leslie and Ernest McClure, came Sunday and is a guest in the Leslie McClure home. She plans to visit here about two weeks. Mrs. Rettle of Fossil arrived Tues day to spend a few days with her daughter Miss Clara Rettle, who has been ill for some time with the mumps. < ( % '* * 1 H4r* & ^ CL* Â t o the t h o tune tuno ...to o f Irvin g B e rlin 's is i X b e s t s o n g s ! ■—« and Sh o rts ' 25c Pert bows for pretty toes! Patent a n d gabardine. New Spring Frocks A brilliant collection of quality frocks. j , FOR *1.15 3 $3.25 O N TH E . AVËNOE ALICE FATfE • Itie RITZ Brothers ai GEORGE BARBIER * HAI N 0 I 9 IAT ,W C0I4 WITHERSrOO* STERI fETCHIT SC M M € New Easter H ATS Will arrive before Easter. Come early to get first choice! 50 New Pattenis In Spring Prints You can find material for your Easter dress in this lot. 19c and 23c DOZENS AND DOZENS OF PAIRS OF Wolverine Shoes Graceful sandals for afternoon wear. Navy, black grey. The famous work shoe that is poplar with the man who knows good work shoes. Priced at YI *1.98 to *5.00 OfWWd by toy tM to* * Dor ryl f diere he Is being new construction NOW BEING ADDED TO OUR SHELVES Sh irts Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jackson left this morning for Portland to arrange detailed plans for a modem home which Mr. Jackson expects to con struct on the lots west of the Legion hall. They were accompanied by Mrs. Neil Jackson who will visit with her mother. to a Spring Goods Mens Rayon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Millikin mov- d to Caldwell Monday where Mr lillikin will work as inspector in the reclamation work near Homedale. have lived here in Nyssa for time, and have made \ many friends who will regret their leaving Mrs. Sarah Whipple has returned to Nyssa after spending the winter in Desert Center, California, with her hter Mrs. Charles Pierson and family While there Mrs. Whipple >med the arrival of a new Idaughter. bom to the Piersons anuary 28. On her return to Nyssa Mrs. Whipple accompanied Pierson family, who drove through. Mrs. Pierson and children ¡pend about a month with her SH O ES Forward March into Spring in shoes like these! Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGinnis and Viola and Rose McGinnis went to Meridian last Sunday and were guests In tlie Garret Bowen home. Miss Helen Wiseman who had been visiting her mother returned to Nys sa with them. Mr Joe Bingham who was head carpenter while building the new • company warehouse left Mon day for Twin Falls where he will be Dyed b y the company there. While here Mr. Bingham made his home at the Will Beam residence. Brand Spanking New Choose Your Z cm K ti \ C a ld w e ll's S to re N yssa O re g o n
