NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURS., AUGUST 26, 1937
LOCALS $
. I Misses Sabina Caldwell and lia r -
M r and M r» E w ic Strain ano
McNulty te n Uus week lor a |
lamû j at Emmet: called Sunday at vicUoc trip to Pcrtland and other |
the George Haycock borne
M " Eva Boy d e l and her trice
Margaret Sarasn were Bout Vint­
o n Monday.
Mrs Ethel Crawford and da ugh-
ter Tw ite
returned
Wednesday t
night from a very enjoyable two
John A R cm of the Nyssa Heights weeks visit with her daughter M rs
section is the owner of a te w Mode: Oswald Fcrbes tn Portland
Chas Caldwell returned Monday A John Deere tractor purchased
Prank Sherwood took In the ball
On Sunday the Chas Garrisons |
from a business tn p to Seattle
game at Payette Sunday.
from Baldridge Implement
and their house guests.
M r and
Mrs 8 Jones and son Charles of
Duane Prom of Payette la vte»ung
Oregon Trail spent
Sunday with
his cousin Buddy Short this week
Mrs Wm Duffy and fam ily
The Bernard Prcet family attend­
Mr and Mrv C C. Hunt and
ed the night rodeo at Caldwell F ri­
Margaret enjvyed the week at the,
day evening
Payette Lake
They occupied the]
M .i J'.nas Brown and daughter Prank Morgan cabin.
c l Payette were visiting at the W P
Find ling home Tuesday
The Art Boy dell lamily ¿pent sev­
eral days the first of the week at
M r and Mrs
A T Gee of Bur­ Prank Morgan cabin at the Payette
ley Idaho visited with their Iriendt
Mr and Mrs Oa> Haycock Monday
M r and Mrs Max Schweiaer and
The Gee» have been visiting their
daughters at Nampa and Homedaie children and Mr- George McKee
visited Sunday with Mrs M cKees
Mine L M Sherwood and Prank
Sherwotd spent a lew
days last brother James Armstrong and fam ­
wee* at Payette Lakes, guests of ily at Wilder.
Mr and Mrs E C 8 Brainard.
M r and Mrs. H A. Monday of
North Powder came the first of the
week and were guests of Mrs M on­
day's sister
Mrs Mark Robertson
and husband
Miss Donna Cook
returned the
first of the week from Cheyenne,
Wyoming, where she spent the
summer
withh er father
Albert
Cook and fam ily and her sister
Miss Betty Cook.
SEE AL
Before You Sell
Fred Osterkamp and family of
Apple Valley returned Sunday night
from a four weeks vacation trip to
Gilspie H I, and other mkl-westein
town where they visited with rela­
tives They also made a trip to St
Louis and while there saw the
league gaseball game between St
Louis and Philadelphia.
Mr and Mrs C. J. Keizer
ant
Buster
drove to Caldwell Friday
evening to see the kids parade be­
fore the night rodeo and to see Mrs
Barr Doolittle and new daughter
Karen Lee, who returned home from
the Memorial hospital that evening.
See us before you sell your
GRAIN OR
Among those from here who at­
tended the L DB. Union meeting in
Boise Sunday afternoon were Mr
an t Mrs Malcolm Crawford, Misses
Alice Nye, Daisy Whipple, Lillian
Snyder, Mr and Mrs Cooper. Mr
Mr Ashby and
Bishop and Mrs
Luther Fife
CLOVER SEED
W e are in the market
A 1
Thompson
“The Parmer's Own Co-Op"
Phone 26
Robert and Ralph Pfeiler of O x­
nard. Calif , are spending a week
with their parents
M r and Mrs
Albert Pfeiler Ralph plans to re­
turn next spring and work with his
f ah ter on his farm in the Richland
district.
Nyssa
For Friday and Saturday, August 27th and 28th
Coffee
West
29c
Peanut Butter g £ mj L« 29c
Tomatoes 3 cans“'’ utah
ii;|l
Tall cans, all
IVIIIK
brands, 10 for
Crisco
3 lb- can!i
Tomato Ju ice iS i.8*
■ lOUr
C
OOap
X 1 O * l 1
i
let
r
49 lb. bag
Idaho Ace
\
$1.12
Crystal W’hite
Giant bars, 7 for
C
Palm Olive
bars
OOap
29c
4
29c
25c
K epperS
Tomatoes
W
Ripe, 3 lbs. for
27
ib. lugs
Mrs. Chas Garrison was pleasantly
surprised last Friday when her
cousin Mr Bert Freeman and wife
and two sons came to visit her. Mrs.
Garrison had not seen her cousin
for 27 years and they spent a very
pleasant time reviewing old times.
The Freemans were guests here un­
til Monday when they left for th e
Dalles to visit another cousin. From
there they will go to California and
visit with relatives. They will return
to their home in Abilee, Kan., by
the southern route.
NYSSA
PHONE 3
Alexander’s
Takes the W orry out of Buying Clothes.
NYSSA, OREGON
Regarding Style, Fit, Price, Color and Pattern.
W e know because its our business to know. Let
us shoulder your worries this fall about
Highest Quality— Lowest Prices
Prices For Friday and Saturday
New Fall SU ITS
and T O P C O A T S
A U G U S T 27 and 28
PUREX
LYE
The instant bleach
Red Seal
H alf Gallon
Jugs, Each
Q Q a
¿ O u
3 U rge
Cans
Smart Patterns— Not Too Bold— Single
Breasted— Double Breasted— Sport Backs—
O C a
¿ Ü U
Conservative Styles For Regulars, Slims, Stouts
and Shorts.
Post Toasties
*20 *2250 *25
Tender, Fluffy
Lb. cellophane Q C p
bags, 2 for
¿ U u
U r g e 14 oz.
pkg. 3 for
Q Q n
¿«JU
Check patterns; Stripes, Plaids and Overchecks
— O NTAR IO —
FRI. and SAT.
2 Major Feature«
T ornato Giant 46 oz. tins
*
Ju ice
Each
A x e
Peter Lorre in
•THINK FAST. MR. M O TO "
George O'Brien in
I “ H O LLYW OOD C O W B O Y"
Saturday Midnight
Sun-Mon-Tues.
LAUGH o f th è Money
gayal LOOK a t t h a
lovely girlal LISTER
to ih o a a
Granulated
Soap
Large
Package
Pineapple
Matched Slices
Oxydol
O Q n
Lg. No. 2i/2
cans, 2 for
O ü u
t a n t a il t i n g
IVI IL K -" . 6 5 e
* n
19c
Parawax
Myrtle
ILSON GROC ERY
49 lb.
&
Rag
>
1
1 C
I . I J
1 lb pkg.
Each
Pork C r Beans
Van
D m c M b te fite M
- mo i* o o Men*
Camps
U r g e 2i/2
cans, 2 for
in shades and mixtures that will suit you.
j
New Fall Felts
Oxfords for Fall
Browns, Grays, Black
and Tan and all the
newest mixtures in
the shape to satisfy
you.
W e are now showing
a complete assort­
ment of what is cor­
rect for fall. New
Blacks, Browns, and
Grays.
$3, $4, $5. $6
$3, $4, $5, $6.50
Dress Shirts
In The Newest Designs
Every conceivable color and pattern are now on.
Flour
65c
OREGON
School Days £*!
Cash Grocery Co.
Marshmallows
35c
A Dependable Food Store
August
17—State
vs
Bennie
Shrader, felony charge Bend set at
*500 to appear in circuit court F ail­
ed to g iv j bond and placed in coun­
ty Jail
August 21—State vs Ernest Smith,
lace, no Oregon truck license. Pin-
felony
charge Bond set at *500
and failed to give bond Now in Jail.
August
21—State vs Prank
J.
Ward, misdemeanor Paid costs and
damages and case dismissed
Mode O ’Day Frock Shop
fono al
Clorox ? g ? b<,llle9
n ___________ Fresh, Green and
August 18—State vs H L Booth,
no vehicle license Fined 87 00 and
costs.
August 17—State vs Wilkinson.
Case dismissed because of no evi­
dence.
School Clothes
69c
G rape Fruit Ju ice í c a n ^ ' 29 C
self or that of your family or
friends that did not appear in
the last issue of The Jour­
nal? I f so, it was omitted be­
cause we did not learn of it
and you did not tell us. We
want every piece of news in
this community and ask you
to kindly tell us or phone us
what you know that will be
of interest to the community.
August 15—State vs Levi Krivett,
ns driver license
Fined *2 50 and
costs.
Flower Show
29c
59c
AS THERE an item of
W news
concerning your­
ed $7 00 and costs
Dahlias—Cactus, 8 stems; Pom ­
poms, 12 stem*; Show, 6 stems.
Best commulnty display— 10 var­
ieties.
Child’s exhibit of wild flloweis
Frizes for 4-H Girl* Garden Chib—
Artistic table decorations, Lunch­
eon
Artistic table decorations. Dinner
Artistic bouquets—Mixed bouquets
tall; Artistic bouquets, mixed bou­
quets, low
Artistic basket arrangements
Artistic bouquet—1 variety, tall;
1 variety, low.
Best bouquet of 1 variety dahlias.
Best 5 vase display of: Asters,
Roses. Gladiola, Marigold, Petunia
Zinnia, Dahlias.
Mrs Bert Freeman and sons of
Mr and Mrs Howard Fester and
Kansas. Mrs Charles Newblli and
son Donald
moved Monday from
children and the
Dale
Garrison
A.-ock to Ontario, where they expect
fam ily enjoyed a picnic and sight-1
to sp ud the winter
seeing trip to the Owyhee dam
M r and Mrs Roy Price and fam ­
ily of Higgins, Texas visited a few
Insect Attacks Furniture
days this week at the Walter M ar­
The insect which attacks antique |
shall home h:-re and the Clark King furniture as well as other types of
JUSTICE C OURT DOCKET
home near Cairo.
seasoned hardwood is the lyctus
Mongolism
powder-post beetle.
Mongolism has no particular con­
August 25—N. Peterson, no driver
i i r and Mrs Wayne Marshall of
August 15— State .vs Lorin W al­
nection with the Mongolian race.
Caldwell ware Sunday guests at the
LE G AL AD V E R TIS IN G
Except for the resemblance of slant­ lace no Oregon truck license. Fin­ license. Fined $2 50 and casts
Cairo home o f M r and Mrs Clark
ing eyes, there is no connection.
K ing
and the Walter Marshalls NOTICE OF SETTLEM ENT OF
Mongolism is a congenital malfor­
here
mation usually accompanied by im­
P IN A L ACCOUNT
becility.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fry and Mrs IN T H E C O U N TY CO URT OF
J B Smith returned Monday night
M ALH E U R C O U N TY S TATE OF
from a few days trip to Payette
OREGON
Lake They
returned by way of In The Matter o f The
Estate of
Emmett where Mrs Smith remained
Harriet P F. Boydeli, Deceased.
at the Emil Dean home
N O TIC E IS
H EREBY G IV EN
Come and see us
That G. Eva Boydeli. the Executrix
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M r and Mrs. Howard Larsen and
of the estate of Harriet P. F. Boy- en Flare, 12 stems;
Crested, 12
for your
son Howard were entertained at '
dell,
Deceased, has rendered and stems.
dinner at the J. J. Sarazin home
presehted for settlem ent and filed
Calliopsis— (Annual), 12 stems.
Thursday eevning The Larsens are
in said Court her first and final
Coreopsis— iPerennial), 12 stems
leaving soon to make their home tn
account of her adminstraUon of said
Cockscomb— 1 stem.
Tw in Falls.
estate, together with a petition for
Calendula—8 stem.
Gladiola—6 stems.
M r and Mrs A. J. McClanahan j distribution in accordance with the
previsions
of
the
last
will
and
test­
Gaillardias— Annual,
12 stems;
cf Payette and their daughters Mrs !
7 Year Sizes and Up
Prank Case of Portland and Mrs i ament; and that Thursday the 30th perennial. 12 stems.
Garden Pinks—Single (Dianthusi
Edith Shelcre c f Juneau. Alaska I day of September 1937, at the hour
were visiting with their old tim e ' i f ten o ’clock in the forenoon of 8 stems; Double 8 stems.
- 0
-
Hisbiscus—6 steins.
time friends M r anc Mrs H Blair said day at the Courthouse in the
City
of
Vale.
Oregon,
has
been
duly
Mallow
Marvel—4
stems.
Johnson Monday morning.
appointed by
the
Judge of said
Marigold— Prench. 12 stems; A f ­
The Hugh Glasgow fam ily and \ Court as the time and place for the rican. 6 stems; Guinea Gold, 6 stems
account
and
Nasturtium— Single,
12
stems;
their neice Miss Arlene Walker of settlement of said
Harrisburg, Oregon returned Satur­ hearing o f said petition, at which Double, 12 stems.
Petunias—Single, 6 stems; Royal
day from Baggs. W ya, where they time and place any person lnteiest-
Located South of Cash Grocery
had visited at the home of
Mrs ed in said estate may appear and Purple. 6 steins; Double, 6 stems;
Glasgow's parents, M r
and Mrs file exceptions in writing to said Ruffles, 6 stems.
(Formerly Shane Appliance Location)
account and contest the same.
Im ri Byars.
Potted Plants.
G EVA BOYDELL.
Phlox—Annual, 10 stems; peren­
The Barney Wilson
family at­
Executrix o f the
Estate of nial. 4 stems.
tended the Boise-Payette ball game Harriet P F Boydeli Deceased.
Roses—Collection; Four varirties;
at Payette Sunday afternoon which 8-2S- to 9 -23
Six varieties.
resulted in a win for Payette and
Salpigloasis—12 bk* ms.
C O N S TIPA TE D 3« YEARS
made them the champions of the
Scabiosa— 8 stems.
second
half o f the Idaho-Oregon
"For thirty years I had stubborn
Perennial Sweet Pea—6 stems.
O W YH EE STAMPEDE— 3 BIG NIGHT
ball league season.
constipation,
awful gas bloating,
Snapdragons— 8 stems.
headaches and pant, in the back
SHOWS. REMEMBER THE DATES—
Stocks—6 stems.
M r and Mrs. Malcolm Crawford Adlerika helped right away Now I
Verbena—6 stems.
had as Sunday evening
dinner
SEPTEMBER 4, 5, 6th
Sunflower— (M exican), 4 steins.
eat sausage, banaanas pie, anything
guests M r and
Mrs. Crowley of
I want and never felt better."—Mrs
Zinnias—G iant
flower. 6 steins;
Boise
Later in the evening Mr
Mabel Schott. T h e Nyssa Pharmacy Pompoms,
12
stems; Lilliputs
Crowley was a speaker at the sac­
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rament meeting at L D 8. church
services.
Mrs. Laura Fisher and daugh­
ter Oladeen and Miss Edith Hezal-
tine of New Plymouth were visiting
friends in Nyssa Moncay afternoon
and evening and were dinner guests
at the Ronald Burke heme
Both
Mrs Fisher anc
« • anil teach
In the Weiser school this year . Mrs
Pis her will teach the third grade
and Miss Hezeltlne will teach In
Miss L. M Sherwood, sister of H
the high school
R Sherwood, left Saturday for her
home in Chicago after spending six
weeks in the west. While here Mr
and Mrs H. R Sherwood and Miss
Sherwood made a trip down the
coast to Los
Angeles,
returning
home by way of Salt Lake. Side
trips included Crater Lake. Oregon
Oaves, Boulder Dam, Bryce, Zion
and Grand Canyons.
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Kindly
Tell Us . . .
(dwarf), 12 stems
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Kerr Mason
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25c
display— Broadcloth or Madras.
Priced from $l .25 to $ 2.25
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