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N Y S S A G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L, THURS., NOV. 18,1937 H r LOCALS t Bub Thompson O ff Duty— Bob Thompson Is confined home with a severe cold. at Matron 111— Mrs Felton Duncan who has been ill for several days is better, again. Child 111— Adrian Matron 111— Mrs. John Holly of Adrian is quite Margaret Olsen, small daughter 1 sick and is under the care of Dr. J. o f O. R. Olson Is very ill of pneu J. Sar&zin. monia and is under the care c< Dr L. A. Maudlng at the Holy Rosary 1 Visit in Parma— Hospital in Ontario. On Sunday M r and Mrs. Barney Wilson and their sens visited in Clyde Long Home— Parma with the Benzll Wilson fam Mr. Clyde Lcng who has been ily. trapping in the Drewsey district has Son Born to Mrs. M c C lu re - On Armistice day in Caldwell, a sen was bora to Mrs. Leslie McClure. week end Both mother and son are doing nicely. Young House Guest— Visiting in Spokane— Lecna Ray spent the Word has been received from Miss Lotta Phillips that she Is vlsltng In with M ary Noroctt. Spokane for the next two weeks. Dinner Guests— Visit in B o is e - On Monday M r John Lewellen On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Chas Drive to W ildrr— and his son John of Bonita visited On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Red Garrison were business vlstorg in and had dinner at the C. Kllnken- Drewitz drove to W ilder and visited Boise. berg home. with Mr. and Mrs Ed West. Son III— Robert Fields was ill the first of Visit Daughter— Wes Brown 111— Mr. and Mrs. A. H Willson left on the week and unable to attend Wesley Brown manager o f the Wednesday for a week’s visit with school but is better again. Baldridge Implement Company Is their daughter and her family In ill in bed with a severe cold. Police Judge to Speak— Nampa. Police Judge Chapman of Boise Visits from Tacoma— will deliver the address at the Sun Mrs. Garman on Trip— Mrs. J. C. Kelly o f Tacoma Is Mrs. Anna Garman accompanied day evening services held at the visiting with her sister Mrs. A. C. Mr. and Mrs. George Bertsch on Wade school at eight o’clock. McFarland. their trip to Spokane and visited Armistice Day Callers— relatives and friends there and also Danley Child Breaks Collar Bone— Mr. and Mrs. George Henley of in Waverly, Washington and Spring June Marie, daughter of Mr. and Ontario were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Valley. She also had the opportunity Mrs. Earl Danley of Caldwell fell Arthur Boydell on Armistice even to see Coulee Dam. and broke her collar bone, but is re ing. ported to be recovering nicely. Bertschs Start for California— Business Visitors from Boise— Mr. and Mrs. George Bertsch who Episcopal Services Postponed— Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Thomas of have been visiting -their daughter Due to the illness of the Rev. Stanley Moore there will be no Boise were In Nyssa over Monday and her family, M r and Mrs. T. V. Patterson in Spokanff returned church services in St. Paul’s Epis and Tuesday looking over property interest and visiting with their old home on Thursday and will leave copal Church this Sunday. friends, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshal. again for California where they will visit relatives during the winter. Sugar Company's House Occupied— House Guests— Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Osborn and Mrs. Theo Moore and Mrs. Mary Families Change Houses— fam ily moved into the new farm The Andersons have moved into house recently built by the Am alga Morris were house guests over the mated Sugar company for their week end of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pow the house vacated by the Geo. ell. M rs Morris expects to return Bertschs and Mr. and Mrs. Harold farm superintendent. within a short time to spend the Hoxie have taken the Anderson Mrs. Burger Visits— house, both on Park Avenue between winter with Mrs. Powell. First and Second Streets. Mrs. Frances Burger and her Visitors Return East— daughter. Joanne, accompanied Mrs Bullards Among the Elk Hunters— Mrs. E. Livingston who has been C. L. McCoy to Nyssa on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bullard and visiting at the home o f her sister and both returned to Boise on Sun Mrs. Chas. Bullard le ft for Weiser Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard were day, with her. where she will visit with Mrs. John among those who Journeyed up to Carr and family for a few days after the hills after elk. But because of Choir Party— the illness and death o f Mr. Dale, Th e choir and Sunday School of which Mrs. Livingston will return to father of Mrs. Otis Bullard their 8t. Pauls Episcopal Church will hold her home in Ohio. stay was cut short before they had its regular party on Monday night, made a kill. Mrs. Deane Adams Entertaining November twenty-second. There will be an hour o f singing with games Sister— Epworth la-ague Rally— When Mrs. Daelhausen drove to and refreshments following. The Epworth League o f the Hazel ton she was accompanied by Methodist church is joining a rally Representative Transferred— Mrs. Deane Adams who stopped at that is to be held In Vale on FYtday M r C. E. Braddy who was in Nys Shoshone for a visit with her sister night to which all members and sa in the Interest c f the AllisChal- and family. And on her return was and young people new in this com mers tractor and implement com accompanied by her sisters Mrs. M munity are Invited to attend. There pany has been transferred to Nam Jones and Mrs. R. T . Reeder of will be a program and supper to pa. but a new man is expected here Shoshone and Idaho Falls, who will which an admission charge o f twen visit her here. in the near future to relieve him. ty five cents will be made. Q r o c er y S pecials For Thrifty Buyers for Friday and Saturday NOVEMBER 19 and 20 25c 25c T o m a to J u i c e ^ a Ä f v 25C T om a toes 2ÏÏJ x 't 'J '4 n ; ; 4 lb. pkg. Thomp- l> a I b i M S son seedless ki?ir Tall cans, all brands, 6 for ■▼■■•K _ w vC O a Hersheys i lb. cans each Q Crystal W hite giant bars, 7 for O O ap S h o rte n in g S ausage package Pound B e e f R oast Pound P o rk R oast Pound D a te s i t “ C ra n b e rrie s fS T B ananas 31bs 39c 13c 29c 45c 15c 15c 16c 19c 35c 19c Plan Extended Trip— M r and Mrs. Chas. Garirson are planning to start on FMday for a visit of about three weeks through the middle west, particularly in Kansas where they will visit with Mrs. Garrison mother and other rel atives and renew old acquaintances wbom they have not seen the last ten years. Episcopal Guild— T h e meeting o f the Flpiscopal Guild which met with Mrs. Leo Hollenberg and Mrs. Arthur Boydell on Wednesday o f last week was a t tended by an unusually large crowd and many Interesting things were discussed. T h e next meeting will be entertained by Mrs. E. D. Norcott and Mrs. Artie Robertson on the second Wednesday c f December, which falls on the eighth day o f the month. Mr. and Sirs. Frank of Aberdeen. Dr. and Mrs. Schmidt and sen of I Rev. Floyd White, o f Nyssa, and Vale, called on Mrs. M. M G reelin j R ev Dallas M cNeil c f Payette, have Idaho are at the Riverside Auto and the Roy Perry’s last Sunday. been assisting Rev. Bailey of Vale, In Camp while looking over this vicin ity for a restaurant business. two weeks revival services. Roy Warner Undergo«« Operation— M r Roy Warner, employed at the Pruyn Garage was taken to the Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario on Tues day fe r an emergency operation for appendicitis. Latest reports are that he Is making satisfactory recovery. returned to this vicinity for the winter. He and Mrs Long were in Patients at Dixon Nursing Home— i Drewsey over Sunday looking over Mrs. Dick Nell of Adrian was un their traps, still remaining there. der the care of Dr. van der Flugt this past week at the Dixon Nursing Mrs. Moulding on Trip— Home. Mrs. L. A. Moulding and her Mrs. Bob Adams was a patient at young daughter left on Saturday for the Dixon Nursing Heme for several a shert stay at their hold home in days under the care o f Dr. J. J. Sar Gresham. azin. Mrs. John Adams was at the D ix Mother Called to Son's Bedside— on Nursing Home most of this week Mrs. Ellen Yates was called to with Dr. J. J. Sarazin as her phy the hospital at the Dalles, due to sician. critical illness o f her son who is under treatment there. She left T O LA T E TO C LA S S IF Y Wednesday by train and will remain FO R SALE— Almost new coal and until the crisis is over. wood range with hot water coils Boersma Son 111— attached and thirty gallon hot water Bill Boersma, young son of Mr tank with pipes and fittings. Thirty- and Mrs. Andrew Boersma has been five dollars. Inquire at Journal o f ill with pneumonia and under the fice. ltp. N18. care o f Dr. J. J. Sarazin, but is im proving again. o Successful Elk Hunters— Dr. E. D. Norcott and Mr. Dewey Ray returned on Saturday, from the North Powder country with two elk as trophies, both weighing over three hundred punds. On their re turn trip they hit snow and bad roads and made a slow get away. ‘The Show Place of Ontario” P IX M ID. SAT.. SUN., MON., TUES COF FEE PRUNES Extra Large M. J. B. 1 lb. Cans 28c The American Legion banquet held at the Moore Hotel in O ntario on Armistice day and sponsored by the Ontario post was well attended, several going from Nyssa. Some of those there were Mayor Don M. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bur- bidge. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M ac Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Roy P er ry of Adrian. Mother Visits— Washing Powder Staley’s Golden Lg. pkg. Each Lg. No o n . ZOC 2 l/ > ' ~ cans 63c Extra Choice Lg. 4 lb. pkg. 25c S h o d :ening * Sno wcap F R ID A Y -S A T U R D A Y , NOV. 19-20 Greatest Combined Show Y et 41b. Carton Solid Pack JP* q 3 cans J ** RAI! ilNS The Mrs. James Daelhausen motored to Hazel tine, Idaho on last Friday for a visit with her family and when she returned on Sunday brought her mother Mrs. J. M. Mendenhall for a visit. Mrs. Mendenhall expects tc stay until Thanksgiving when she will be Joined by her husband and two younger children so that the fam ily may eat turkey together on that day. Mrs. Daelhausen's brother and his wife Mr. and M r s J. W. Mendenhall and Mrs. Mendenhall's brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Bcsworth of Rupert are also here for a short stay. O E p ¿J C SYRUP Visits Old Friends— On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Garrison visited with the Roy Hall family who are now living on Bird- ing Island, near Payette. They found their friends comfortably settled in their new home and the older child ren attending school in Payette, but due to a lack o f transportation the younger children have not been able to attend so far. They expect to have this remedied by the next semester. 4 1b. pkg. Each OXYDOL TQM/ ITOES Attend Banquet— 45c B akin g P o w d er >/ Calumet Large 2 % Cans lb. * Q p S trin g Beans No. 2 cans 3 for O E a ZDC Presented. R E X BEACH’S “T h e B a rrie r* W ith Leo Carrillo, Jean Parker, James Ellison, (Actually Filmed in our Great Northwest) S p ecial P urchase S a le M e n ’s D ress S h irts — ALSO — “DRAEGER M AN CO UR AG E” Thousands o f high grade shirts represented in this most gigantic shirt sale w e’ve ever attempt ed. The products o f two' o f Am erica’s leading shirt manufacturers. PROGRAM OF ESSLEY A N D NO-FADE HIGH GRADE SHIRTS NYSSA THEATRE Regular Values from $1.65 to $2.25 P A U L M U N I in "T h e G o o d E a rth ” O N T A R IO The Pick of the Picture« F R ID A Y -S A T U R D A Y 4 U N IT SHOW 1 -George O' Brlen In “ W IN D JA M M E R " 2—Stuart Erwin in "S M A L L TO W N B O Y” 3— Chapter 4 "W IL D W EST DAYS” Stooges In FALSE A LA R M S " Mid. SAT. S U N . M O N . TUES. W ith Luise Rainer, W alter Connolly, Tilly Losch and Charley Grapewin N o w * 1 .3 0 each o r 2 fo r * 2 . 5 0 W e took advantage o f the most trying condi tions o f the eastern markets and foreign compli cations, during the past two months, and pur chased these shiits far below the market price. So far it is our gain and now we say to you— Come in and get your share o f these exceptional shirt values. Sunday-Monday, November 21-22 "Lancer S p y” With Dolores Del Rio and George Sanders Tuesday, November 23-^BANK NIGHT "E le p h a n t B oy” With an all jungle ca st.. . The picture is so far from being conventional screen material that it does not contain a single woman character. Wedne*day-Thur»day, November 24-25 W e A r e C o m p le te ly C o v e re d U p W i t h S h irts Here’s another group o f several hundred Shirts that are included to make this Shirt Sale the most attractive ever— from our regular stock. Values from $1.25 to $1.65— A ll new this sea son’s patterns, A ll have fused collars. Take your choice o f these fine Broadcloth and W oven Madras Shirts— 100 During 1 e p o d p t lx l l This Sale Big Double Bill Take advantage now for a little advanced Christmas Shopping— the assortment will never be larger and these shirts are all new, crisp, up- to-the-minute in style and patterns. F E A T U R E NO. 1— Buck Jones in with Lita Chevret F E A T U R E NO. 2— "A N ig h t O f M y s te ry ” A Dependable Food Store V SPECIAL PRICES FOR FR ID AY & SA TU R D A Y, NOVEM BER 19, 20 Friday-Saturday, November 19-20 W ILS O N CROC : ery OREGON NYSSA, OREGON PHONE 3 NOVEM BER 21-22-23 "S a n d flo w ” N YSSA Casi li G ro c e ry C o . C O M IN G ! Joe Penner in “ L IF E O F THE PARTY” W ith Roscoe Kams and Ruth Coleman mmm A le x a n d e r ’s “Where Good Clothes Cost Less” O N T A R IO OREGON y
