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Mrs. Lettie Alford returned Mon- TOWNSEND MEETING HELD AT i day from Baker where she spent QUINSY HOME THURSDAY I from Thursday until Monday with . relatives. The Townsend Club held a success ful meeting last Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Fulton of Pay at the Mrs. H. R. Qulnby home. The ette rp nt last Tuesday and Wed Ontario club was represented at the nesday with their daughter. Mrs. meeting by their president. E. F Mc- Tom Eldridge and family. Dole and wife and Mr and Mrs. Judy Clement of Ontario spent the Mrs. C. C. Hunt left Sunday night Harvey Hunt... who is employed Walter Jennings. for Eugene tor a three weeks visit week end in Nyssa with Peggy Sills Games and stunts were played by the Amalgamated Sugar Com- with her daughter Margaret, who is Miss Helen Wiseman spent the ' pany. is a new arrival in Nyssa and during the evening with one of the assistant district manager for an most amusing being the disposing of is living at the Will Beam home. aluminum company with headquar week end in New Meadows with an unknown article by chance, which friends, coming home Tuesday. Ltonatd Goodson, the new barber turned out to be a large ang<.l food ters there. Mr. and Mrs. Max Schweizer and in Miner's Barber Shop. Is making cake and was won by Mrs. George Mis. George Schweizer were Caldwell his home with the Will Beams. He Bertsch. She suggested the cake be is from Parma. auctioned with the funds given to visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGinnis the club. A "Dutch” auction was held f r i .- s a t . Mrs. \Vendell Pogue and sons and and provided much amusement. A her brother Boy Shumaker were '¿pent Sunday with Mr. McGinnis’ "Dutch" auction is conducted by the Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. M. mother Mrs. Jane McGinnis in Owy bidders going either up or down from 2 MAJOR FEATURES S. Birks in Apple Valley Sunday. hee. the last bid, as they choose and the Victor McLaglen, June Mr. Roy Fugate, Portland, and Mr. last bidder, regardless of the sum. Herbert Hoxie, who is working at Land in Hagerman, Idaho, spent the week Harold Dobbyns. Pendleton, of the receives the article. Each bidder is “ Nancy Steele is Missing” end with his family here. He left Biological Survey, called on Pud required to pay the amount of their bid, whether they get anything or Long Monday evening. Warner Oland, Karloff in Sunday morning for his work. not. A total of $3.14 was raised for Mr Ed Beam and daughter Mrs. the club treasury via this method. “ Charlie Chan at the Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wiggins of Caldwell were Monday vistiors at Herbert Van Cleave were luncheon Opera” the home of Mr. Wiggins sister Mrs. guests at the Will Beam home Fri LEGAL ADVERTISING Last chapter “ Phantom Chas. day. Mrs. Van Cleave came down to Paradis. Rider” have some dental work done. Andy McGinnis and Jake Kollen NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Miss Ethel Mary Boydell left Sun Sat. Mid., Sun-Mon-Tues. were among those who attended a day morning en route to Corvallis to On the 24th day of April. 1937, at card “ xirty given by the Veterans of Foreign War post of Payette Friday resume her studies at the Oregon the hour of 11:00 A. M„ at the front State College after spending the door of the Court House in Vale evening. Malheur County, Oregon, I will sell spring vacation at home. Miss Charlena Crawford left Sat at public auction to the highest and Mrs. Oscar Golden, who sp:nt the best bidder for cash, the following urday evening on the train en route to Portland where she will spend past three weeks with her parents described property, to-wit: N W '( , about a month with her sister Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long and other Sec 35. Twp. 21. S„ Rng 46 E. W relatives here, left last Thursday for M.. in Malheur County. Oregon, to Oswald Forbes and husband. her home in Lebanon. gether with all and singular the ten Miss Harriet Sarazin. student at ements, hereditaments and appur Mr. E. Gearhart and son of Med the University of Oregon at Eugene, tenances thereunto belonging or ford. Oregon and Mr. Ed. Gearhart and Miss Vera Garrison. OSC stud in anywise appertaining. c f Falls City. Neb., were visitors at ent. left Sunday evening to re Said sale is made under execution turn to their school duties after the J. T. Long home on Monday. The issued out of the Circuit Court of the looking over this ; pending spring vacation with their Gearharts were country with a view to locating here. State of Oregon for the County of parents here. Malheur to me directed in the case Don M Graham and Thos. B Nor- of L. T Marshall and Wm. Hipp. Miss Daisy Whipple who is at dale attended a meeting in Vale Plaintiffs, vs. F. H. Thompson and (¡a * a , tending Normal School at La Sunday afternoon of members of the Myrtle Thompson, husband and Grande spent the week end with her Knights of Pythias lodge, with the wife. Defendants. mother Mrs. Sarah Whipple and Grand Chancellor of Oregon pres C. W GLENN other relatives here. She returned to ent. Plans are being made to to re Sheriff, Malheur County. Oregon La Grande Monday evening. Miss organize the Pythian lodge in this First publication. Mar 25. 1937. Whipple will graduate from the county. Last publication. April 22, 1937. Eastern Oregon Normal this spring. Miss Helen Wiseman left Wednes Mr. and Mrs. Marion Klinkenberg day on the train en route for Grass and children took Mrs. John Lewel- Valley, Oregon, where she will visit SURGE MILKER len and children to the J. T. Carico with her cousins. Miss Wanda Can- with ranch above Bonita Sunday. Mrs. trail and the Archie Cantrall fam Lewellen was enroute to her home, ily. From there Miss Wiseman will HERMAN BING but on account of so much snow in go to Likely, California, where she MISCHA AUER The only Stainless Steel the interior country, that was as far will work in a store during the sum LUCILLE BALL Machine. Factory representa as they could go with a car. Mrs. mer. tive. Sales and service. FRANK JENKS Lewellen had to make the rest of the H e a r them aw ing "T h e Charles FYost of Seattle, uncle of trip by team. Theln.a Ann Lewellen, i B lu e D a n u b e " a n d [ t i r e n ew h it aonga . ' who accompanied them, returned to Bernard Frost and a brother of Eph Frost, visited here from Thursday her school at Vale. R. A. MARKS, Nampa. Idaho until Monday evening when he ac ■ I companied his brothers Mr. and Box 562 Phone 1178J Mrs. O. M. Frost and Mr. and Mrs W. A. Frost to their homes in Nam pa. gr locals $ ROXY Those present, besides out-of-town children were also one of her special guests were Mrs. H. R. Quinby, Mrs. interests, and her unselfish devo Herbeit Fisher. Mrs. C W. Rice, Mrs. tion and generosity will be a beau C Klinkenberg. Mrs. J. Lewellen, Mr. tiful memory to them. and Mrs. Reberger. Mr and Mrs. j Funeral services were held at the Geo. Bertsch. Mr and Mrs. Davis.! First Presbyterian church in Boise Mr. and Mrs Pruyn.. Mr. and Mrs Saturday, March 20 with Rev. Wm. DeGross. Mrs. Jewel Choate and daughter Patsy Jewel. It was also announced that WE ARE. the next meeting will be held April 1st at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D R. DeGross. MRS. EHRGOOD BURIED HERE-SATURO A Y AFTERNOON O VERSTO CKED — on— BEDS and SPRIN GS (Continued from page 1) leen Rae and Joyce Adelle Conner She also leaves one brother. Henry Erwin of Poolville. Texas and two sisters in Oklahoma. Mrs. Ehrgood spent much time as her health would permit with her church work and Philomath Bible Class of the First Presbyterian church as that was one of her spec ial interests in her life. Her grand- And from this date till April 1st we will Discount IO to 15 per cent on any Spring, Mattress or Bed in the store SPECIAL PRICES will also be offered on New MONTAG RANGES Price ranges from $42.50 to $88.00 M1D. SAT. SEE OUR NEW SUN-M ON-TUES. Nordale Furniture TOGETHER! NYSSA, OREGON w s van dyke k u d ir e c te d t k e areeoa a g eje et Grocery Specials For Saturday and Monday Corn Flakes OAKIERAYMOND Q ROCERY S PECIALS For Friday and Saturday, March 26 and 27 T 163 Memory Green Half' pound pkg. With Cup and Saucer Free 30c T Memory, Black Half pound pkg. With Cup and Saucer Free 35c ■ €3 f * ■ CatSUp f* ff V.Gttee C 1 udifTICn Large bottles Each 10c Wilson Bros, own, in Qt. mason jars. 1 lb. 1 lb. flats. Columbia river Chinook, 2 for 29c 12c B u lteim ilk C White Satin vUQdr 10 lb. bags I 29c 14c B a c c r S e t a res Pound 19c G i n g e r S n a p s 2lbs- r • c ____ Whole wheat ■ i g C a r s 2 ibs. 25c 1 C L c ( ( O NYSSA o i/it^|a\ cr n< ui* Dreamland O N TAR IO New Colors and $ I 7 S° $225° $25 V V See the Newest Spring Styles in 57c G rocery A Dependable Food Store OREGON 17c 25c 2 4 o z.ja r Hewletts Imported, y2 lb. 23c Front Line, a Special Blend 19c $1.23 49 lbs. bags Baking Powder so^size 2 9 c C _ _ _ r "*L * _ Crystal White 5 ib. pkg. Strawberry, raspberry, an- pie and currant, 5 lb. pail 43c P Q * UwG 9n0w M EAT DEPARTMENT Patterns in $20 29c 61bs 6 Box Carton ooap Chips Better Wearing Materials of Gabardines, Worsteds, Twists and Cashmeres at the same 17c Fruit and BerriesoSm cans59C Jelly 8 25c Matches EASTER SUIT old price you’ve always paid. 19c Brown Beans « l* O n e e BACK, PLAIN BACK 25c fibja'r’ Peanut Butter DOUBLE OR SINGLE BREASTED, SPORT 10c Large Size 2 ib s.A -i Mustard Flour J For the past two months we have been using nothing in our market but baby beef This has proven very popular with our customers and we suggest that if you have not yet given us a trial, you try some of our high quality meats. Hamburger Veal Stew 2 lbs. Pound 25c IOc Steaks |b 22c HOT CROSS BUNS This famous Easter specialty on sale at 20c per dozen Dress H ats, O xfords, Sh irts, Ties, Socks and Sw eaters For Saturday 25c and 50c McClure Bros. Bakery These Specials are for Cash Sales Only Regular Prices if Charged W E DELIVER PHONE 3 Now on -Display at Daffodil Cake Special ilson ~’Ith R e g i n a ld O w en Crackers T ■ © 3 When Chas. Paradis returned from a business trip to Portland Thursday he was accompanied by Mrs. Elma Eckley, district president of the Legion Auxiliary and Mrs. Gertrude Maxam. both of La Grande They were dinner guests of the Paradis that evening and then I all attended the meeting of the Aux iliary and Legion at the club hall. I The Paradis drove their guests to their homes in La Grande on Friday 2 fc Our vegetables are kept fresh and crisp. Try them next time you need Vegetables. W ■ H A R LOW ÀtóTAVLOR PERSOnflL PROPERTY Y o u'll Be W e ll Dressed F o r E v e r y O ccasio n In A n A L E X A N D E R 55c H o l l y C l e a n s e r 3cans M L Fresh ground H a m b u r g e r lean meat, 2 lbs. fV • I I Medium size p i c n i c H a m s p0Und 14 oz. cans Keg brand Mrs. C. R. Carter and George Car ter. mother and brother of Mrs. Pud Long, and her cousin Miss Florence Bauer all of Boise made a brief visit with Mrs. Long Saturday afternoon. The visitors had attended the grave- ] side services for Mrs. Sarah Ehr- good. former Nyssa resident, who was buried here. KITCHEN CABINETS March 28, 29, 30 PONS Mrs. Emma Duncan came from Boise Saturday to attend the grave side services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Elirgood. and remained to visit at the Felton Duncan home. She has been in Boise for the past several months receiving treatment follow ing an operation on her eyes. Crosby Ross officiating. The remains were brought to Nyssa for Inter ment beside her husband in the family plot Pall bearers were A. R Millar. Bert Hoxie, 8. D. Ooshert Henry Sherwood. A. V. Cook and Felton Duncan. Alexander’s “ Where Good Clothes Cost Less” Ontario Oregon H A LVERSO N ’S FO O D S T O R E NYSSA OREGON r-