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B T E T K D A Y IK N V E K P A R T Y
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Young People Stay A t Home
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rue o í ra r avM set M n J Ü .7
by r a r o a s i t r e a - Z i a n
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B .1 dar to v a p » T 7 f i —s-jg cr.
R-.: v r ìr y b er i M t u d s e e d a /
jean th em
In Cozy Basement Play Room
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W B X B H M Y TT .K M N O BRIDC-Z
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f a x t « ! » UM W * t-« Ò »7 e-iecjxg
bradée t b * la d sbris td M n A lter.
T i c t e >1 a F M » pia:-«r Hjgr- r o »
a r r a te M n 7 »te* «xal tecaod w
M n. C ari
Mr and M n B er. Lienfeaemper
Mr and Sir; C a r» n -a C o n t r i
— . - . . . " m er fa x t ij c£ Rosare.. are »pending the week with rela-
abose B ik e r and enjoying
ru —a d n x P m c M a r m a i on S i x -
w m e good fishing at the same
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tu ra
M etten l a t w t —
-e n d a y In Caldwell—
M n. C A W S b x a o ta er
di
M rs C W Buchner and her small
E r r i Soies vivo s a n e ed n ú .
ber sue t x d fa» i i a i j t r a j s f . son spent Sunday in Caldwell wttn
i r » a e e to te il by n r o c Sonda; her parerla the Rev. and Mrs E
p Lawrence while Mr. Buchner
fcc ber - i » X O t e r i x Kx>
attended to bus lenas matter* in
Cambridge
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Paooter poetic beid
f i e r i y a r ax R rverade i s V aie r i i G nerts From Nebraska—
Mr and Mrs George Reiser a m
be rn e c. c c P r j t i y of thus wee* arv.
i — e r -.-vwe a rM ö b o r frese S y m son Lester, and Ora Dorm an of
"Gcthamberg. N e b .
arrived last
a £ » Mrt. Y H Seaua
W ednesday for a visit with Mr and
Mrt J E. Mi-llman. and left W ed­
Te C «te te ase Bsrlhday—
F t u n c e n of D artexe Sale* h iiU nesday for their home.
a party tv a t beid a: U m x - xsm -Í
b er t n a é p i - t t a . Mr. i x d Mr: ?
U Y S party
D G a b s t x i t b r i t E r h er earhtx
t a / r . - r Mr ta d M n :
T A T T P J i H / W PY E D
a r t b d i y a x x n r r s a r r today
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wt h M n E a rte s at tbenr home be­
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flae» gathered «t U m W Y P w ln a-.t 7 .i**g ; -.a»
teat af A3— f r . a t i t ra te A -ia y
Mr and Mrs R a y a icod S a m of
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«ertaíoed by Mr- Dewey H a7 10 J ¿ . 7 W a r 7 a l M r A>.nae P i a r wia, tati* card tahi»e «
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daughter left W ednesday x : t e _' ji
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s t r ? 7 la a cerner c i l i e S a s tn ta t.
-------------------------------------------------- Vera C o n c e : » í » » r o » as ú a ac-
foe K m : W;sfa_ to v isa the C hes­
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LEATHER TO PLAY
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« year*
ter S ager ia n t-y fe r a e r ty of S tssj
< e d j u j - m i ter t ie u t e m e ‘ extra n rja a l i e k u t * Y a_j og
y - . - v c m d G race Foster are n a y -
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V jw e s- no greater cost tia a t i e r j « are f x is h e i x K a ^ o a -
STAR STYLE ROLE D elegates Is Leave—
Ite v.-t laiioKg tea'rag «yjte*. táoa bcerg for i u a i t . i aud »i<ud —w - b y week at th e F r u tia x d
T a. « Carrter au m a g iu s c ' d o s i ;-u r -tig
C u r t» Poster was a p p o « ted u
hteae
F a l l Fathiona Will Cree It delegate to the NatjMaai M etho­
L a v e fs* E s o —
dist Y o uth conference at B cfcjier
Leading Part.
On Wedrteedav M r t a c M r- Jess»
O d o . wtth Jot C orsaci a* a h er-
T b c m jB c c wtth tbetr soc a n d h is wií
x a te He aod Bob Carper.'.er pUr.
Mr and Mrs
Rober: Thompson
»7 C H T R IE M CBO LAA
to leave T hursday
m em sbg
for
V ft by tram la r Lim a Ofeio where
Y - —I 7 » *r» scecting about in B h M v .
they wiH ret tw o new seboo! bussee
of new tall f n f c i x i J u t say
coed*, t d s l i i or leather to y v - r
:n d brirs? tr e m bsck. Rut beíore
th ey rerurn th ey expect to r é i ; ir.
a a iip e r s o n and U m b prepare for PEASANT FASHIONS
i «vite In U s t e -
tfcr..7a. fa r y o a v i a be w r in g seere
C hicago and C Sncm nati
CONTINUE POPULAR Issate B roch er—
eg •_-* m ost r s n t ic g f u l i e i creat­
M a E teance E or.er rp ect la s;
Mr und M n Ec Beam of Irod i.ó*
D aaghter v a VaeU svn—
ed eg r i r . '/ j j leather*.
I - - r » - '.»TT.irh: gtam s of U m J C. s e e k end a tth M^¿ B i t * . Ti«x at
B y C H E R IE .V1CHOL.4S
M u Heryemca C c r i t r e r is rpend-
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reexleai.
If -w that designer« h a re bercera
T h e sp irit a t *Tef s be g a y " per­ Beam s U m i i n t of th e week.
- ig a tw o weeks vacañ on with her
pe*ie*«ed a a an aw aren ess eg tbs sists tbrough tu! «ports attire that
Mvtteet Visita—
paye r -« L t «*-* M rt E E Cior..:; -
»art p -jii.0 ' u e s og KMde -twd .0 a Itaafara bright peasant ctlo rtx gs axd T v W inter in «■ »■ tk —
M r and M n D ave Beers had as r r r ot Scrnse'. Valtey M u C lon ir.-
fa brie v a y an entirely new chapter em nrtx g sUbooedte* that are quaint­
M n Charter Stars« and ber two week c cd b o ti« f j ä ' i his mcKhcr
re r is a s u d e n : r. irte a : the Good
•Bed with tfcriDi- g rentare« m being ly ptetorewqtae. D un dls? Y e t, tx e y 1 children left o c M onday for C a h -
Mm W arren Beer-- of M x r e o u
w ritten Into the te e * eg fa ih v a a
answ er " p r e s e t:" in the fa ll «,:>«- forr .a where they pían to spend the and his -liter and b ro th e r-ix -lax S a m a m a x b o rp r.il — P crtian d bu:
h«« m r y friends m thi« n rin itv
The c u s t.rrfr.a d * tovtam e* of t x i T he new est axd sm artest »er- winter.
M r and M rs Homer E n ttle y of havm g r r v f ia t e d from high schooi
ruede that aterzvd in the new tall elcns a re done ix liv e ly wool rtialBe
IMnsfllto C a l T h* p tr ty r a re- her» ix 1907
eofSerticns p rs o iiw to lead la the p rtn ta Som e are gin L ed with black o e tiu c h l Gars*—
turtng from M in n r v x i to C a h fo m u
Mr« CVtnírger 15 n cw txtith im-
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ribbon
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but-
• .) 1* parade. The sm artest of t h e «
H v xa rd P-I«‘ *T * . tfi R ay M urphy where M rs Beers wül m ake her
proved frxm h er recen: iEneej and
I* worked out m two-color «rhemes, tcca — e xttig x to 1 truce a x y i t y t e u - of Arock stopped one night cr.- home in the
ir ir e
opera tion ot three w eefc ago
the j-efcet r o n tr u tir g the skirt. pcnng schoolgirl"a fancy.
route to Arock for th e last load of
The Swedish m otifs, with their gay supplies which be moved to O oob-
D re»w * softly styled of thin supple
suede are creatin g a ««nation in em broideries, are popular as ever, ing.
PART FABRIC, PART
and ta il crow ned alpine hats daunt­
t»-~ .nn realm *.
SHOES DE LUXE
T-e-i there is this m atter of leath­ ing g a y feathers are fe e m ilhner*' Visit A m i—
KNIT NEW FORMULA
B« I B 5 RIE V K S O L U
pr.de
for
fall.
The
fa
sc
mate®
of
e r -r ffanery. P r downright ehie
M r and Mrs S N athan and their
the peaaant outfits lie f in the ta ct
th ere's r - th f-g more so tksn the
son from Redding. C a l Tisiied with
B y CHE RLE NICHOLAS
th ey are often e x a ct replies 1 and
r ■ » -a7 'v e r y t i l » crowned sports
Mrs. N athans aunt and her fam ily
the m ore-young gtrla look like gaily
C ollege girt, here’s you r cue to
l - ' i *v »1 t t w ' their brim * forw ard
attired peasants “ Just landed" the the J. C. Beam s the latter part of stt artr.es« ¡3 dress thi* fall. Which
and are eg ruede: also k d s k in in the
sm arter they are attired according th e week.
is to the e j e c t that the sw eater and
lo ee lie tt c o k e s im aginable.
to fashion’s verdict.
the cloth skirt in accu rate color
R e te rn Frosn V a ca tio n —
A i to K c e u x e i there are num­
m atch is a fashion “ m ust” <*-.:« com­
ber • 1« Hems tv be had. Leath er
M r and M rs E A Stoker retu rn ­ ing season. So there's lots of fun
bag* and glove* to m atch the hats, Street Length Clothes Go
'd (or. Tuesday from a vacation ahead m atching a sw eater knit of
b e lu and buttons. A* for leather
Picturesque for Fall Wear trip to S alt Lake and Logan. U ath Shetland, cashm ere or angora wool
f e k s s A g i designers are bus y W ing
P a ris d retsm akers are see.n g to T h eir re'u rn was delayed for sev­ to the skirt of patterned tweed, or if
ir.g out new idea* In suede or kid- ft that inform al and street length eral days due to the illness of M .* you prefer, a monotone wool o t plain
fk.r. applique motif* with fancy
or novelty weave. Your choice runs
clothes are eve ry bit as glam orous Stoker.
p -x k e u of leather, a special fashion
'r'rr. rich dark autumn tones to the
and excitin g as evening gowns.
k g 'i ght Pelt hats are often band­
R
etom
for
te
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ear—
».c » - w i a ihionabie pastel colors.
B ru yere answers the challengr
ed in leather and the new est wrin­ with picturesquenef*— a full skirt».y
Mr and M r John Youn g re tu rn ­
Th-m there are those am azing
k le la suede stream ers down the taffeta dress worn over a starch» : ed the latter part at the week from h -ee-p iece ensem bles that em ploy
hack of wide brim felts.
petticoat. W hite atockings axd . the coast where th ey had spent the toe ie n h c a l y a m em ployed in knit-
Suede footwear win repeat Its tri­ poke bonnet com plete the old-fast,
rum m er school vacation Mr Youn g lir.g me sw eater, as is used for
umphs this fall and winter and there toned picture.
i is to assume his duties as teacher re a v in g the cloth for ja c k e t and
Is special interest showing for ex­
Paquin solves the problem «rib. «h en the fall term of school open: *k.rt. T here's no-end chic is the
quisitely soft kidskin shoe*.
sophistication in a series at dresv
■ csturoes of cloth that have short
afternoon suits with draped Jack« > Visit« R en tier—
tar jack e ts with sleeves and bor-
and sm all but rippling collars c :
M iss Lucille R in ehart of E n ter­ ■ lerfags, knit of yarn in colors that
fox.
SILK DAY COATS
prise spent from S atu rd ay until tune to the schem e of things.
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B~ LOCALS^
Purple and Plum Shades in
Offing for Early Autumn
The in jec t» « of purple and piur-
shadcs into m idsum m er eostxm c
la m erely a bint of an far,porta-:*,
fashion that will be featured 07 ear
ty autumn.
E veryw h ere In fashion circles
there ia talk of purple tones for day
tun e dresses, for «ports costum e-
and for s c c e s s o n e a
In a i i i t u r
to the getM ral in te re st in the shade
for inform al d a y tim e occasion*
m an y v elv et afternoon d r t .'K i ar,?
even ing go w n s are to Baui.t this roy
a l hue.
T hursday a t the home of M r and
Mrs G ran t R in hart and left with
them for a short visit in Enterprise
an T hursday A ll will return 'n e x t
week to assume th eir duties on th e
teaching staff of the local schools
C erise is a new step on the ladder
t f pinks. A pleasant variat.nn ot
the m ere purplish fuchsia shade,
the cerise is used by Lelong tor a
- o n d iv v h s s l Fieriic—
Rowing sash tying around a de-p
T h e members of the Episcopal blue evening go«m with a hsh-jr
Sun day school «rill bold their annua! ceck.
And the sam e vivid shade is the
picnic in C aldw ell on Sunday. A ug­
ust 28 leaving Ny«*a a t 11 o'clock js'-kgrx-ind f->r a dainty white-dotted
A ny member of the school who is S ««. which form s the bodice ter a
without transportation will be pro­ br-T vn t white tulle skirt. The >od-
rt- is draped up and over the rig rt
vided for if th ey will call Mr« J J
S t r i n n or M r l A rtie Robertson -.1 oulder but com es under the left
atm . thus leaving the left shoulder
before Sunday m orning
• trapless, while the right is w sll
luvered.
JUST A FEW OF OUR EVERYDAY PRICES
A fashion that Is proving m ost
w elcom e and tim ely far m id sea so*
w e a r is the long coat of handsom e
b la c k silk, eith er crepe, fa ils or otto­
m an w e a v e
The model pictured
giv e s the new corseted w aistline via
v e rtica l tucks. Note also the flared
sk irt, with the new fuil-st front
silhouette.
The baroque patent
leath er belt and the white pique bou­
ton niere add sw ank to this out­
fit. W om over the m idsum m er fa­
v o rite print frock you h ave a eoe-
tu m e that " c a rrie e a n " trium phant­
ly through the bet
ter «ai.
Our Merchandise is ‘On Sale’ Every day of the
Week. You Will Find Our Prices Always
____________ Competitive_____________
C ASTORIA
31c
DR. WEST Tooth Bruiih ( Individual W rap) 33c
TEK TOOTH BRUSHES
43c
MENNENS TALC
19c
PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE
19c
FITCH SHAMPOO
59c
SAL HEPATICA
25c-49c
LADY ESTHER FACE POWDER
39c
PRESCRIPTIONS
Our up-to-date Prescription Department
Prides itself in the careful and sanitary dispen­
sing of your medical needs.
MALHEUR PHARMACY
A T K ESO N B LD G
Cerise Added to Popular
Pinks by Paris Stylist
T IT L IN G .
* M AIN
PHONE
Adding Bright Tnurb
Flow ers on the bodice of an e v e
mr.g frock matched by flower* ia
the hair supply all the d e c -v . too
that one could want for festive oc­
casions.
Moldy Calecs
M Idy colors are being proudly
displayed at *Na moment a t being |
u g h style.
Mr and M n . V irgil Johnson.
M bs Helen Law n and D r L A
M oulding m otored to Jordan Valley
on Sunday where they visited with
relatives for th e day
Attends Nekraaka . i r d e -
, John Eeiverr of H y n a wa* among
| the m are •ban J «1 i -rmer N ebr»i-
kans to be a t’ eted to th e annual
N ezraska-Idah -nenie held at Lake-
view park in L am p a last Sunday
Following the licr.ie lunch a pro­
gram was given w ith F ra n k Pier-
mil. Canyon - in ty cam nuisiooer,
I acting as m a ter of ceremonies.
Jame- B H V.dm w as e k ‘ ted pre­
sident D ave B rew er of Boise was
chosen
secretary - ‘ reasurer
and
Boise was nam ed as next year's
picnic city.
Daughter Born—
W ord wa.« received that a daugh­
ter was bom to Mr and M r 1 t‘
Berger of Em mett at St. Alphon«u.
hospital in Boise on Saturday ■
.
August 20. T he Bergers are former
residen - of Nyssa, living here du r­
ing the construction of the dam.
Danghtev Visiting—
Mis« Thelm a Cook of Boise is on
a vacation from her duties at the
Idaho Power company and is spend­
ing the last few days of it with
h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. V .
Cook.
C V r.FScujA.
MEAT
IS THE NATURAL
CENTER OF
D EL IC IO U S
MEALS. HERE'S
A SUGGESTION,
LADIES *
Relatives Visit—
Visitors at the Charles Toombr
home « 1 Friday were her grand­
m other. Mrs. M ar.h a Davis, and her
uncle and his fam ily the Dean
Davises of Provo. Utah. Also her
m other and brother. Mrs. L. W
Jam es and R alph James.
Mr« James reports that her hus­
band is now able to be moved from
S t Lukes hospital in Boise to the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Stella
Boggs
“ SPECIAL”
All repair work on
children shoes at re­
duced prices, Friday
' and Saturday
W ALT’S SHOE
SHOP
Nyssa
Packing Co.
PHONE
DRIVE A NEW
STUDEBAKER
To That Outing
Sunday and Labor Day
September 4 and .5
Just the car you need for the keenest enjoyment
of your family
GLEASON MOTOR CO.
On the Highway North of Town
A day in town for luncheon, tea
or bridge w ill find you sm artly
turned out in this attractive ensem ­
ble of navy sheer.
The jack e t
blouse, so profusely patterned with
d a ilies, is high fashion, v erifyin g
the news that the bright jack e t with
b lack a t n avy dress iriH prove a
favorite during the com ing autumn
days. The mushroom sailor is the
perfect companion for this outfit,
while the unusual triquette bracelet
of gold and brilliants lends infinite
chic. The stunning shoes, a Pan ­
dora creation in sm art strapped v er­
sion. w ill speed you on wings of
grace to your numerous appoint-
The MILK The
Doctor Ordered
Here is the perfect milk for
baby and th e whole fam ily,
milk th at's richer, purer and
fresher It hxs a better flavor
th at children and grown-ups
prefer,
too!
GATE CITY DAIRY
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Society «•
PHONE IM
7 . A t Veur G r e r e n T«e!
You’ll Have
To H U R R Y
If You Want That
$2.50 in
Trade
For Submitting
THE I5EST NAME FOR TEIE
LUNCH COUNTER
FIRST STREET. JUST SOUTH OF MAIN
Owned and Operated by B. J. Pinckney
The Name Contest Ends Saturday. August 27
Ju»t Two More Days Remaining
rite the name you have chosen for the
Lunch Counter, together with you own. on a slip
of paper and file it with many others already
handed in, in the Sealed Box we have for you
at the Counter.
YOU MAY WIN THE $2.50 IN TRADE