APPLE VALLEY
CLASSIFIED ADS
Lost
LO ST—One grey
reached mare
horse, branded F K right
stifle.
Please hold.
Notify C W. Bethel,
Vale, Oregon. Reward, call 263, On
tario. 5-27-ltp .
For Sale
FO R SALE: Yellow Dent seed corn.
See Jim Boor. 5-13-2tp.
FO R SALE—Chickens, large white
leghorns. Laying. Mrs. W. S
Jones, across from
Dunaway tile
plant. May271tp
FO R
SALE—28x36 heavy
glass
showcase or will
trade for small
tent in good condition.
Hazel D.
Oildea, E. side of Hotel Western. Ip
FO R SALE—Town lots, homes and
farms. R. J. Davis at Western
Hotel. 5-27-2tc.
FOR
SALE— Four wheel
trailer
chasis. Fair rubber. S. D. Bigelow
5-27-tfc.
F O R SALE!—A modest little home,
house, garden, well, etc. »250. See
R. J. Davis at Western Hotel. 5-27-
2tc.
By MISS NO RM A STO U T
Mr and Mrs. Olen Johnson and
son Duane were overnight guests
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Conley Wilson of Nampa
Bonnie Newgen Is spending the
week visiting with Dixie Scott.
Thursday Tom Ferguson took the
Sophomore class to
Boise In the
Apple Valley school bus. The other
classes also went to Boise for their
picnic day.
Vivian Hlgby
gave a
reading
"The Widows Mites" at a banquet
In Nyssa Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell,
Mrs. Glen Van Landingham and
daughter Bonnie Jean and Mr. and
Mrs. Cedric Caldwell
and family
were dinner guests Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Conley W il
son of Nampa.
Ladies Aid met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Forrest Reed in P ar
ma. Seventeen ladies were present.
Late in the afternoon dainty re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Tom Ferguson and children
Knot Hole News
FO R
SALE;—Wagon a n d
rack,
GREETNGS: We heard that Gus
ready to go. Lyman D eO rofft See
never formally broke o ff his last
It at Nyssa Sale Yard and Phone
engagement; it
dissolved auto
51-F2. 5-27-tfc.
matically
when the gal told him
F O R SALE—Good four room house, how much she had been spending
close in, $1200. R. J. Davis at for clothes, and he told her how
much he was earning.
Western Hotel. 5-27-2tc.
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FO R SALE—In Nyssa, eight room
Another thing that covers a mul
stucco house, modern. Inquire of
titude of sins is a good tabloid re
H. Q. Johnston. May 13-27 pd.
porter.
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FO R SALE: Tomato and cabbage
plants. Henry Otani, one-fourth
Have you considered
that un
mile north Apple Valley school painted buildings depreciate 7 per
house.
5-13-tfc.
cent each year while painted build
ings depreciate only 2 per cent each
FOR
SALE—Netted
Oem
seed
year?
potatoes, grown from
certified
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seed. For seed or table use. Wm.
S
P
R IN G —The
season
when a
Peutz. Phone 73-F13. 4-29-tfc.
normal week Is composed of one
FO R SALE—Certified and non-cer- picnic and six days of recovery.
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tifled Bliss Triumph potato seed.
See and purchase at farm formerly
They were on their
honeymoon
owned by
Chas. Garrison. Phone and the groom gave the porter a
78F2, ask for Ira R. Ure. 4-22-tfc
dollar not to tell anyone they were
bride and groom. At breakfast the
FO R
SALE—Contractors payroll,
next morning, everyone stared. The
affidavit and other forms at The
groom called the porter
an d
Gate City Journal.
I f you
need
asked, "Did you tell anyone we were
something special, we can make It
Just married?"
“ No, Sah," replied the porter. “ I
TOR
SALE;— Home grown Sudan
grass seed. 100 lb. lots, 6c; ton told ’em yo’ all was single.”
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lots or more, 5c. Will deliver ton
During graduation time, what a
lots at Ontario. Wm. M. Carson.
Weiser, Idaho; phone 500J2. 5-20- happy time it would be for all if the
2tc.
entire family could graduate into
an attractive, modern home! We
TOR
SALE—Springer cows. See can help arrange for this gradua
Jim Boor. 5-20-2tp.
tion.
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The Smiths are on the balcony
FO R R E N T —1 room house, running and can hear what a young couple
water, electricity, bullt-ln bunks. are saying the in garden below.
Mrs. Smith: “ I think he is going
»12.50 a month. Neil Jackson.
to propose to her. W e ought not to
listen. Whistle to him."
Mr. Smith: "W hy should I? No
W A N T E D —Someone to do general body whistled to warn me.”
housework. Call 79.
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W A N T E D —T o
rent
on
shares. When the pups are in the parlor
And the cows are in the corn.
Could purchase
equipment and
stock. Pay for spring work and When the kids are in the pantry
And the table cloth is tom,
seeding done. G. R. Dryden, Gen
When the house is topsy-turvy,
eral Delivery, Nyssa.
And the hired man wears a frown
W A N TE D —Hay to put up on shares You can bet your old-age pension.
Can furnish all equipment. Jim
Pa and Ma have gone to town.
Boor. 5-20-4tp.
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Nothing can equal the thrill that
W A N T E D —A chance to prove we comes
when
the
old-fashioned
can save you money by welding dwelling is succeeded by a hand
broken machinery. Pruyn Garage 2- some up-to-date structure. You can
4-tf.
really live then.
For Rent
Wanted
Miscellaneous
SAW S SH A R PE N E D A good Job
and only 35c to 50c; scissors. 10c.
Leave at Olson's Second Hand
Store. A. L. Haynes, ltp.
H A U L IN G —All kinds, Oregon and
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow.
Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
SELL I T OR B U Y I T TH R O U G H
A C LASSIFIE D AD.
Nyssa, Oregon
From Tainted Foods
Let us show you how a modem refrigerator pays
for itself in food saving and in health protec
tion. W e want to show you our modem—
K ELV IN A TO R
and
GRUNOW
Terms? Sure, in reason.
If you need a used Kitehen-Kool, 3 hole gas
range, see the one we will sell cheap.
Nordale Furniture
NYSSA, OREGON
BIG BEND NEWS
By MRS. E. H. BRUMBACH
Misses Virginia MUler and Evelyn
Haworth and
Gerrlt Timmerman
are among the
graduates of the
Nyssa high school from this dis
trict. The two former received their
early education in Wade school,
Gerritt Timmerman moved here
from Oregon Trail district, but re
ceived his eighth grade diploma
here. A number of Bend people at
tended the closing exercises
held
Thursday
evening at
the
high
school gymnasium.
Wade school closed Friday with
a picnic at Big Bend Park. A boun
tiful dinner was enjoyed by pat
rons, teachers and pupils. In the
afternoon a ball game was played
with Kolony nine, in which the
visiting team was victor.
Miss W ilma Colwell left Friday
evening for her home in Fruitland
and Mrs. M. Barnett left for Weis
er Saturday.
Mrs. Ijene Nightingale of O n
tario came over
Wednesday to
spend the summer with her par
ents.
Mrs.
Lora
Pillsbury returned
home Saturday
evening
from a
weeks visit with relatives in Boise.
Ezra Brumbach spent Saturday
in Boise and Nampa on business.
Mrs. F. A. Miller, Misses Virginia
Miller and Isabelle Sarazin of Nyssa
were Caldwell visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lee who
spent the past three weeks visiting
coast cities returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Purdy were
Ontario visitors Monday. Mr. Pur
dy is taking
treatments of
Dr.
Johnson.
The Jolly Janes will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Kolsky. A representative from the
extension department at Corvallis
will be present to outline a plan of
work for the summer and fall. The
Jolly Janes have extended an invi
tation to all in the community to
attend.
Mr and Mrs. H. R. Hatch. Misses
Helen Hatch and Betty W eir and
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hatch and
Peggy of Parma went to Unity Sun
day where they were joined by Mr
and Mrs. Paul Hatch and all enjoy
ed a picnic dinner at Oregon Camp.
Hope and Courage
Hope is the great physician of the
soul, driving away weakness, lend
ing energy, needed to overcome dif
ficulty. It was said truly: “ Hope
awakens courage. He who can im
plant courage in the human soul is
the best physician.”
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were overnight guests Thursday at
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hatch of Big Bend
R. A. Scott Is working at the
Mosley ranch near Vale for the
summer.
Imogene Woods is reported to be
quite 111 with scarlet fever.
Tom Crosswhite
called
at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Frltts Sunday.
Levi Stephens has a crew weeding
on his ranch.
Martha Whisler spent the week
end at home. She has been attend
ing the Nampa high school and will
graduate this Friday.
Bonnie Newgen was an overnight
guest of Mable Henshaw Tuesday.
Mrs. Kelso of Caldwell Is spend
ing a few days visiting at the home
of Mrs. George Dailey.
Madeline
Dailey Is visiting with friends in
Caldwell.
FRIDAY PROGRAM
Kids Parade
Street Sports
Water Fight
Band Music
Big Dance
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SATURDAY PROGRAM
* Free Ball Game
* Parade of States
* Saturday Dance
SUNDAY
Sight-Seeing at the Owyhee Dam
CARNIVAL
RIDES
4
Ferris Wheel - Merry-go-round - Loop-a-plane-Side Shows - Concessions
Two B ig D ances
Friday Night Admission 5 0 c
Saturday Night Admission 75c
ROSS DANCE BAND WILL PLAY
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