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/ ar locals ^ Boise Residents— Visitors from Roswell— Mr. and Mrs O. R. Swan, former Mr and Mrs. C. Councilman of Roswell were Sunday guests of Mr owners of the Swan Apartments, are now living in Boise. and Mrs Fred Marshall. New H ou se- Sunday Guest— Dick Demming of Caldwell was a Art Servoss is building a new Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs dwelling on the corner of Second Woodrow Glenn. and Locust. Buster Keizer Better— Buster Kezler is still continuing to improve from the operation per formed some time ago but is still at the Holy Rosary Hospital In Ontario House Guests— Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reeder and Mr and Mrs. Ray Reeder of Idaho Falls are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Adams. Mr and Mrs. Albert Hopkins were City Librarian Improves— Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Fred Marshal, city librarian Mrs Darrold Beem at Ontario. Mr who has been ill for the past two Beam Is manager of the Ontario weeks Is some better but still unable Safeway store. to attend to her duties. Spend Sunday I Ontario— Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hopkins were Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wilson, Mr Sunday evening lucheon guests of and Mrs Klaas Tensen, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Eber Eldred of Pay Mrs Ernest McClure were dinner ette. Mr Eldred is head o f the de guests in Ontario on Sunday and partment of science at the Payette the men practiced some bowling. high school. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hopkins of Oregon Trail were dinner guests Monday evening of Dr and Mrs James Millar at Caldwell, Idaho Dr. Millar is head of the department of religious education at the Col lege of Idaho. Visits In Ontario— Mrs. Sidney Burbidge and Mrs. 1 Dewey Ray were visiting in Ontario ' on Monday. Mrs. Burbidge called to see Mrs. Roy Perry who is ill in the hospital there and Mrs. Ray visited with Mrs H. Luehers. son; Livestock, Fred Trenkel, On ECONOMIC CONFERENCE, FOLK COMMITTEE.' APPOINTED tario. Committee members are bein? Fred Engle who has been visiting drav.n Iroin all parts of Malheur in the Bend country for the past two County. Meetings of advance comml.teesj weeks returned home on Saturday which are preparing material for the forthcoming Malneur County Les Ernest 111— CARD OF THANKS farm economic conference, to be Les Ernest was taken ill again on held in February, are resulting in Saturday and is confined to his bed the accumulation of many import We wish to thank our many with a painful attack of pleurisy. ant facts and figures regarding the friends for their kindly expressions present trends and future outlook of sympathy in the bereavement of Quarantined— father and for agriculture in this county, re our loving husband brother. The Farrell Ransoms in the north ports R. O. Larson, county agent. Mrs."T. L. Pierce and Kenneth, end of town are quarantined for The advance work for the confer smallpox. ence Is being handled through four Raymond. Ray, Helen and Elsie. C. W Pierce and family. committees this year, which are con Boise Girl Visits— E. E Sweaney and family. sidering land use. crop production, Miss Darlene Dunnaway was visit and farm home and rural life. The ing with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Davis material being gathered by these and Mrs Ella Hilton as well as other committees will be submitted to the general conference for a full day’s D I V Nyssa friends on Monday. Mid. Sat., Sun., consideration, at the conclusion of David Sarazin Improves— Mon., Tues. which reports and recommenda I David Sarazin who was ill for sev tions will be adopted JANUARY 16, 17, 18 Similar meetings to the one being eral days with a bad case of tonsil itis has Improved enough to return held in Malheur County are sched uled for every county in the state to school. this winter. These are being spon Mrs. Roy F. Perry 111— sored by the extension service at Mrs. Roy F Perry was taken to Oregon State College at the request Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario last i of farmers and farm organizations, week suffering from a badly infected in order to review and add to. if nec ankle and is under the care of Dr. | essary, the finding of previous con L A Maulding of Nyssa. She is ferences of this nature. The forthcoming conference is to reported to be recovering nicely. be a "family affair," emphasizes Former Residents Visit Here— County Agent Larson, the idea being Mrs Laura Fisher and daughter > that the future welfare of the farm Gladeen of Weiser visited Sunday home is directly dependent on the with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burke economlq success of the farm it and the C. J. Keizer family. Mrs self. and that plans for the farm Fisher formerly operated a dress and home should be made together. Chairmen of the various com shop here but Is now teaching school mittees are as follows: General con In Weiser. ference, P. Tensen. Nyssa; Farm Card Party at Kingman Kolony— and Home Life, Mrs. C. E. Charles, The Kingman Kolony Grange is Vale; Land Use Harry Wells, Vale; ( sponsoring a card party to be held Farm Crops Ray Garrison, Jamie- Returned from Bend— Motor To Emmett— Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson motored to Emmett on Sunday and while there visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and with Mr at the Kingman Kolony school house and Mrs Earp and Mr. and Mrs on Wednesday. January ninteenth W F. McLing. at eight o'clock. A charge of twenty- ONTARIO five cents per person will be made Daughter Leaves— and every one Is Invited to attend FRIDAY-SATURDAY Mrs. Ralph Beutler and her and all are promised a good time. Z SMASH HITS! daughter left lor their home in Norman Alley's Salem the first of the week after Attend Commercial Club Dinner— BOMBING OF THE 11.8-8. PANAY spending the past two weeks visiting Mr and Mrs. Wm. Schireman were The only complete picture her parents Mr. and Mrs. A1 the only guests from Nyssa attend And Thompson of Nyssa. ing the annual Commercial Club BOBBY BREEN In dinner given in Ontario on Monday New Son— •MAKE A WISH- evening. They reported a most en Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hastey are joyable time and that an excellent MID. SAT the happy parents of a son bom dinner was served. Also that repre SITN.-MON.-TFES. Friday and weighing seven and a sentatives were there from many of half pounds. Dr. L. A. Maulding o f the cities In Oregon and Idaho. ficiated and Mrs. Stankey is caring for the mother and child and re Pather Passes Away in Kansas— ports that both are doing very nicely. Mr Charles Overstreet was call ed to his former home in Newton, H. E. C. Card Series— K a t h a rin e G in g e r The second card pafty in the ser Kansas due to the severe illness HEPBURN • ROGERS ies being sponsored by the H. E. C. of his father, Mr. J. T. Overstreet, A d o lp h e of the Oregon Trail Grange and held who passed on twelve hours after each week and all those who did his son's arrivel. Mr. Overstreet and MENJOU w,th G A I L PATRICK not attend the first will still have his five brothers acted as pall bear a chance at the grand prize which ers for the fathr. Immediately fol Ç o n j t u n c i C o llie r, A o H i e a le e d v . S á mu e l ; S' .Hi L ucille S o il is to be given for high score at the lowing the funeral Mr. Overstreet close of the series as well as for lft for Nyssa. He states that there was a very little bit of snow along those given each night. the road and that the roads were lnl good condition. ALS ICERY S peci is FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JAN. 14 & 15 38c • Good grade hard M a ca rom wheat, 6 lbs. 38c Il » ..J - Gold Bar, 2 ^ rvrau t cans, 3 for 38c n a a - U c Gold Bar, 2>/L. K eacn es cans, 2 for 38c ____ ki _ Standards, Utah 1 o m a to e s 2' L> can, 4 for 38c M i n c e d C l a m s Ä n s . 2 r, ,r38c D o g F ood 6 cans 38c f ff Shurfine, 1 lb. V ^ O iT e 6 pkg ground fresh 25c Large giant pkgs. D ash each 49c f*\ Quart bottles C JorO X ? for 33c S p a rc s R ib s t £ 35c C u b e S te a k Pound 20c C h ic k e n L e g s 7for 25c R ic e I % > c » r a t r ti c s c t • h e ti E li il ti P o Fancy Blu Rose 6 lbs. C« o A W iLSON G rocery A Dependable Food Store NYSSA OREGON "Chum" Passes on to an Eternal “Open Season”— “Chum”, a water spaniel belong ing to Berard Frost local manager of the Idaho Power and Electric corn- pay on Tuesday night passed on to his eternal happy hunting ground. “Chum" was about thirteen years old and until the last few weeks was always with the company truck and during the hunting season was rec ognized as one of the best of his breed. In loving faithfulness he serv- eded those he loved and never shirked the task he was trained to do. Legion Feed— NYSSA, OREGON PHONE 3 Special Prices On Quality Merchandise Prices for Friday and Saturday, January 14 & 15 Raisins Sauer Kraut Thompson’s Seedless Hamilton’s 4 1b. 25c pkg- Lg. 2 i/o cans 3 cans Coffee Staleys Golden Schillings 28c BANANAS 10 lb. Pail Fri. and Sat., Jan. 14, 15 “ STELLA DALLAS” —with— V IR G IN IA B R U C E • D E N N IS O 'K E E F E Jo se p h C a lle ia • Lew is Stone • G u y Kibbee • Screen Ploy by Cyril Hume and R ic h a rd M a ib a u m • O r ig in a l S to ry b y J. W alter Ru b e n a n d M a u r ic e R a p f I K^px^olduyn-W ^ct m m m m am m m m m 25c Syrup Candy Bars Hershey’s Chocolate Hersheys 7 oz. milk chocolate 6y^ oz. mild &mello\v 1 lb. tins Each Each 9c 10C Flour V egetables Pride of the Valley Carrots, Kidney Beans, Spaghetti 9 oz. cans 6 for I 63c Firm Ripe Fruit 4 lbs. Finest m ilACE BEERY j 29 c Syrup ORANGES 1 lb. can Each OQ* Sweet, Juicy 216 size 2 doz. PROGRAM OF 25c Hardwheat 49 lb. Bag $1.39 BARBARA STANWICK and JOHN BOLES ALEXANDER'S JANUARY Sun. and Mon., Jan. 16, 17 CLEARANCE SALE DICK POWELL —in— “ VARSITY SHOW” Tuesday, January 18 $35.00 Night BULLDOG DRUMMOND ESCAPES There was a large turnout to the first meeting and social evening of RAY MILLARD the American Legion of the New HEATHER ANGEL Year given at the Legion hall last Thursday with several new members admitted to the Legion and to the Ladles Auxiliary. After the regular Wed. & Thurs., Jan. 19, 20 business had been disposed a regular army stew was served which had BIG DOFBLE BILL been expertly cooked by Commander Harry Russel, Past commander Fred Walt Disney's Academy Award Osterkamp and Archie Howel. Revue—5 AWARD WINNERS Many laments were heard because of the absent of mess kits, but the ladies opined that they still liked plates. FEAT l RE NO. You are headed in the right dir ection If you support your grocer by buying Oolden West Pancake Flour, but if you prefer breakfast mush Instead, tell him the White Down Cereal Is the best of all. He has It. Oet started right, then keep going. This friendly advise is offered by the Nyssa Milling Company. They will grind grain for the farmers, also or make their wheat In to good flour They know how —Adv. Cash Grocery Co. “ MIDNIGHT MADONA” Our Entire Stock of Suits and O'Coats All Marked Down to the Very Lowest Price Possible and Placed in Three Large Selling Groups $22.50 ioalues $25.00 ?oalues $30.00 Values To Now Down )ow To Now Down To $1495 14’ WARREN WILLIAMS CHADWICK'S 2nd ANNIVERSARY SALE Shop, Compare, Buy With Confidence Specials for Friday & Saturday, Jan. 14 & 15 FLOUR, Idaho Ace. 49 lbs ....................... $1.19 FLOUR, Wigwam, 49 lbs. ......................... $1.49 S ALMON, Tall fans, 3 fo r .......................... 34c CRACKERS, 2 lb. bos .............................. 19c CORN MKAL. White or Yellow, 9 lb. bag . 27c SHORTENING, 4 lb. carton ........................... 43c SYRUP, 10 lb. pail. Golden ........................ 59c $0195 $ J 7 9 5 The S U IT S The O ’Coats Are of most desirable fine weave Worsteds and Twists, the product of America’s foremost manufact urers. Plain back or fancy bafk models in Single or double Breast ed. All sizes including Stubs, Slims, Stouts and Regulars. And Topcoats. Light, medium and heavy weights, just t a k e your choice. All must be sold. Dark and light colors in full belt, half belt or plain back styles. Highest quality Coats we have ever placed on sale. Clearance Sale of D R E SS SH IR T S —With— MADALYN CORRELL Now Down To 69 . This lot comprises Shirts that are slight ly soiled a n d slow selling patterns from high priced ranges. Values to $1.65. 93c * 1.23 Crisp, new hand- sicked patterns of our loliday stock. Sizes 4 to i 7 in a wonder ful assortment of high grade standard makes Fine silk mixtures, Broadcloth and wov en Madras. Beautiful assortment o f pat terns and colors. Val ues up to $2.50 grade. Alexander’s “ Where Good Clothes Cost Less” OREGON
