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Bond?
A. This Bond is proof that you
have loaned money to the United
States Government for National de
fense. Your Bond bears Interest at
the rate of 2.9 percent a year, If held
to maturity (ten yearsh'
Q. Why should I buy Defense
Bonds?
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tators It speaks defiance. T o friends
of freedom. It says, "Here's my
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Bonds and stamps, go to the nearest
post office or bank, or write for In
formation to the Treasurer of the
United States, Washington, D. C.
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VALLEYVIEW
Henry Derry received a telegram
last Tuesday, the 17th. of June, tell
ing of the death of his brother at
Powell, Wyoming by drowning while
he was fishing in a lake. Mr. and
Mrs. Derry motored to Wyoming and
and attended the funeral returning
Wednesday of last week.
Melvin Spitz and Virgil Belsle
helped Buhl Hickey put up hay In
the Lincoln Heights neighborhood
last week.
Andy Pryor
crop last week.
harvested his pea
Gene Smith left for Nevada to
work last week.
Shef Whites are enjoying a new
car these days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wyckoff and
daughter of Los Angeles, Calif., ar
rived at the A. A. Bruton home Sat
urday afternoon, Mr. W yckoff Is a
cousin of Mrs. Bratton and C. C.
SHELTON’S DAIRY
Milk
Now that summer la here,
and hot weather is with us.
A cool glass of SHELTON’S
DAIRY
MILK wiU hit the
Wyckoff. Sunday they were honored
by a picnic dinner at Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Cochruna in Nyssa. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs C. C.
Wyckoff and family, M r and Mrs
A. A. Bratton and Oscar and M r and
Mrs. Melvin 8pltz, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben McConnell. Mr. and M rs. Ken
neth Cochrun, M r . and Mrs. Wilbur
Holcomb and son, Miss June Wilson,
Leland King and Walter Hahn.
Monday the W yckoff and Bratton
families went to Frultland, Idaho
and picked cherries.
Monday evening and Tuesday
morning the C. C. Wyckoff family
and Tuesday evening took supper
with Mr and Mrs Ben McConnell
in White Settlement district. Left
for home Wednesday morning by
way of Pendleton and the Dalis
This Is their first visit to Oregon
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CHALK BUTTE
{Lucie M. Case)
Ira Poster sold his farm, of 40
acres last week to W. Karrer of Den
ver, Colo., Mr. Karrer owned the 40
acres which Joined the Poster place
on the south. Ira Price the present
renter will continue farming the
place as Mr. Karrer has no inten
tions of coming to the farm at pres
ent.
Ira Poster made the purchase of
the Veltex filling station in Nyssa
last week.
Several from this community
made trips to Emmett last week for
cherries to can.
John Vanderpool is building a
chimney in his house this week. Si
Hoffman of Buena Vista is doing the
work.
The Adolph Schnleder family
visited in the Henry Hintz home
Sunday evening.
M r and Mrs. D. W yatt of Elgin.
Oregon are spending their Vacation
in the home of Mrs. W yatt’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oce Schweizer.
Visitors in the Cash Turner home
Sunday wewe: Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams
and two children o f Star, Idaho. The
Turners and Adams’ were neighbors
in Kansas. This is their first visit
here in three years, said they hardly
recognized the country as being the
same because of improvements being
made.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bacon and child
ren, daughter and son-in-law of W.
E. Sweatland who have been here
| helping with the farm work returned
to their home near Melba Saturday.
Mrs. Cash Turner visited Tuesday
forenoon with Mrs. John Case while
Mr. Turner took cream to Adrian.
Boyd Query’s plans were changed
Instead of going to California he
went to Portland and other points
on the coast. He was accompanied
by Andy Roberts and Paul Elliott of
Nampa.
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NEWELL HEIGHTS
spot.
Shelton's Dairy
PHONE 05J2
The Newell Heights families enjoy
ed a picnic dinner at the Big Bend
Park Sunday.
Modern Pioneer club report two
dozen dish towels were hemmed and
given to the Rosary Hospital in On
tario. Also that thirty six dollars
VELTEX SERVICE STATION
Now Managed by Ira Foster
South of the “Y” in Nyssa
S U P E R IO R S E R V IC E
Veltex Gasoline and Lubricants
Greasing and Car Washing
Sanitary Rest Rooms
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KEEP
OREGON
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ASSOCIATION
Y O U have a direct, self interest in joining this fight to
keep forest fires out of Oregon!
What 'H eap Oregon Green• M eant to You:
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of tourist. i t Shelter for wildlife which makes Oregon world
famous as a fishing and hunting state. <rTh* source of 12 cants
of every dollar paid in taxes by all the people to the Counties and
the State.
Steiulv work and high wages to 60% of all persona
gainfully employed in Oregon manufacturing.
64 % of the
value of goods exported from Oregon, goods which pay for
things that Oregonians buy in other states at*J foreign countries.
-Cr In i short, i e Raw Material Crop that assures permanent, grow-
rirs and a pleasant, healthful place in which to live.
ing industries
work and play.
JOIN AND GET YOUR FIN TODAY!
Governor Sprague has designated this K **f O rtg o » C r**» Wt*k
Available at
N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L
Or, If you can't call in person. M AIL THIS A PP LIC A TIO N !
K I K P ORKOON OREEN H EADQU ARTBRS
»1* P o r « « Bldg . Portlsnd. Ora.
I wlth to iota <k* A(ht ta km » Formt Piras eat * t O r.foa.
Knt.r my asm* o » tba im akerskl» rail aad smd my Em e
Orrgon Orean pin. 1 aacloaa t
, asase. (Maakar-
ski» faa frota lia ta a s» aarauat roa wlak ta aakatii-a )
(Ñama)
( Straat ar BPD addraaa)
i Cosar» I
ia .a a a a a a a M w a lli
was turned in as a payment on the
tile purchased for the irrigating of
the Adrian Park, leaving the debt
still quite large.
Modem Pioneers appreciate very
mucr the interest and help shown by
the Kawanlan club of Ontario in
coming out to Adrian for a dinner.
Mrs. Frank Ray entertained at a
shower Sunday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Pauline Gowey Mackey a
recent bride. Many lovely gifts were
received.
Bill Kurtz made a trip to Vale
Tuesday where he registered for the
Selective Service.
Carl Hill began digging his po
tatoes Tuesday morning. He con
tracted two cars for 90c.
The young folks of the church en
joyed a party at the M. L. Kurtz
home Friday night. Twenty nine
folks were thankful for the clearing
weather so they could play out doors.
Since promotion and moving to Ad
rian the class attendance has been
splended. Trirty one last Sunday.
Mr. Jamison was the guest teacher
Sunday.
Jewell Wilson of the Kolony, Mr
and Mrs. R. R. Overstreet Sr., were
Sunday guests in the M. L. Judd
home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Trtmmell moved
from the Judd ranch Sunday. Mr.
Trimmell will work in the potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs S. O. Tucker of
Ten Davis, Idaho and Geo. Tucker
Jr., of Boise called at the M. L. Judd
and M. L. Kurtz homes Sunday a f
ternoon.
The Kurtz families are relatives
and the Judd’s former neighbors.
The first evening church service
held at the Adrian Auditorium Sun
day was very well attended. The
visitors from Owyhee were especially
welcome.
Young People's Christian Endea
vor at 7:30. Church Services at 8:30.
You are welcome.
Rîvervïew
The young people went to Nampa
Tuesday evening to a C. E. Pep
Rally. After the rally these young
people enjoyed a weiner and marsh
mallow roast. Those present were:
Mary DeLashmutt, Angela, Harriet
and Keith Herman, Harold and
Kathleen Loe, James and Pete
Johnson, John Mutter, Delphia and
Lavonne Osborne, Tommy Ogle,
Thresa Mutter, Joe and Leon Bai
ley, Kenneth Waud and John, Rich
ard French.
The Helping Hand club met at
the home o f Mrs. Ed. Wolfe, Thurs-
Quinley, Mrs. Gilbert Kllnkenberg,
day. Those there were: Mrs. Eva
Johnson and Mrs. Jack French.
Mrs. Lutes. Mrs. Loe, K ,o. R. H.
The tenant house that the Clar
ence Merrfick family moved into
was wired for electricity Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank T . Johnson
went to Caldwell Friday to a Seven
Day Adventist Camp Meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack French and
family visited in Frultland Satur
day.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Loe and family were: Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Frank and sons of Eagle,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waud, Jackie and
Norman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Frank and Marvin of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker of Cald
well were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Merrick and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waud went to
Payette Wednesday on a business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robinson
were Saturday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Waud.
Harold Fearlman of San Francisco
Is visiting his cousin, Walter Thomp
son for the summer.
M r and Mrs. Earl Blackburn and
family were business visitors In
Frultland Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moss of On
tario were Sunday evening visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gonnason and
family.
Professor and Miss D. W Rich-
ins of Arlington. Texas visited three
days during the week with Mr. and
Mrs V. L Kesler.
Mrs. Tom Loe and Dorothy and
Mrs. Charles Frank went to Caldwell
on a shopping trip Saturday.
Mrs. Frank T. Johnson. Leslie and
Reta went to Parma Wednesday on
business.
V. L. Kessler has commenced com
bining this season.
Mrs George DeLashmutt has been
quite ill during the past week.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Simmons
went to Wilder Thursday to visit
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis are
palntink the interior of their house.
L. L. Robins of Arcadia were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs.
Leroy Herman and ramily.
Mrs. Lloyd. Poundes of Nyssa was
a Monday caller of Mrs D W M i-
Oinnis.
Harry Council of Nyssa was an
over night guest of Ollbert Lutes
Saturday night.
Tommy Ogle returned home Mon
day from Salem where he has been
visiting his aunt.
Sunday School will be held at the
W O. Bailey home at 2:30.
C E will begin at • p. m Instead
of 7 30 It will be held at the W O.
Bailey home.
Adrian
Mrs. James Taylor of Salem Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Dennis
Patch.
C T Cook who taught Social Sel
ene* and was athletic coach at Ad
rian High school last year has ac-
THURSDAY, -JULY 3, 1941
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U. Maw home, afternoon guests day night guests at the home of
wtre: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brewer Tom Johnson.
and daughter, Florence, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Gravis and baby, Peggy
Ann of Nyssa.
George and Harvey McGee were
on the sick list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ridder and
Tommy and Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Maw, Judith Ann were in Ontario
on business Monday.
Visitors Sunday at the T. E. John
son home were, A. K. Johnson of
Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Luek of
Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luek
o f Baker.
Mrs. Luella McIntyre and Kay
Lou and Jean Johnson were Thurs-
Saving Milk
5255
T h ese calves are eating
P U R IN A C A IF S T A R T -
ENA. They're just as good
as heifers raised on lots
o f m ilk.
Y et they’re much cheaper
to ra is e than m ilk -fe d
heifers^ Each bag o f C alf
Startena replaces 4 cans
o f milk.
Bright
ight Sayii ngs
of Children
One bag Calf Startena
costs only ..................*4.30
It replaces about 350 lte.
ol milk worth about 6.44
AINU WOMEN
OF JAPAN
TATTO O
MUSTACHES ON
THEtP U PS
A m e b ic a » in p u s I b v is n o w
SPENPIN6 6 % OF NET INCOME OH
RMfARCH, A n P h a s IN CREASI? ITS
RESEARCH PERSONNEL « / %
IN -we I ---------- tern d
So every bag that is fed
saves about ............ 82.14
A CAB8Æ6É
"Gee I left home two hours ago.
I f mom tomes along now she’l'
think I got married since she
sent me out for a loaf of
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1.VAT M I6 N E P
8 7 PO UN P S . WAS
SROWN By A LANARK.
SCÖTLANP. FARMER.
'CCIMaiCAlÊP INPU6ÍRIAL JOB —
6 -IMCH SHELLS REQUIRE? By THE LI.S ARAAy ARE MORE
COMPLICATE? AN? EXPENSIVE TO MANUFACTURE THAN
^^^^^^^AUTOMOBIL^^RBURETORS^
cepted a position as Social Science ] non Parker to Caldwell Wednesday
teacher and head track coach at afternoon.
Bend, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. »Tank Miller. Mr.
Jean Thrasher accompanied Mrs. and Mrs. John Holly and Mr. and
Gail Martin to the home ol her Mrs. Dennis Patch were Wednesday
parents the J. E. Englishes in Ros evening guests at the Dan Holly
well, to celebrate their fortieth wed home.
The Haworth family of Big Bend
ding anniversary.
Verne Moor is the new janitor for were Tuesday dinner guests at the
D. W. Patch home.
Adrian High School.
J. E. Johnson left Wednesday for
The Girl Scouts have begun prac
Corvallis where he will attend Vo
ticing for their annual play," Ready
cational summer school.
Made Family. ”
Raymond Holly has left to join the
The annual school election for
United States Air Corps. Fred Gib
Adrian High School district was held
son is clerking in Holly’s store in his
May 23rd. Claud Eachus was re
absence.
elected director.
Raymond Holly and Dennis Patch
were in Boise Thursday.
RICHLAND
Mrs. E. E. Parker and daughter,
Iola of Big Bend and Joyce and Don
Mr. and Mrs. John Ridder and
na Ashcraft accompanied Mrs. Ver- Tommy were dinner guests at the H.
Swan’ti Bread
A S K FOR IT
A T Y O U R GROCER’S
Swan’s Bakery
PHONE 20
Refrigeration
Summer
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NYSSA
Al Thompson and Sons
F a r m e r s ===
ATTENTION!
Your
Farmer’s Supply Co-op
under new management
NEW LOCATION
l/2 Block North of Main Street
In Downtown Nyssa
See Us For Binder Twine
Delicacies
un Your Table
AH Winter
FARMER’S SUPPLY CO-OP
NYSSA
Polar Cold Storage C r Locker Plant
PHONE 124
; BAG BtPlACeS 40 GALS. MILK
NYSSA
CLOSED ALL DAY
JULY 4
SAVE
Through
Scientific
W e invite you to drop in or
call us for our latest price
on Calf Startena.
3 Blocks North of “Y”
They squeeze Petroleum
to get better orange juice
In orange groves, a gas is “injected” into irri
gation water and carried to the roots of the
trees to make bigger, sweeter, juicier oranges.
Because scientists a t the “University of Petro
leum," Shell’s $3,500,000 research laboratories,
“squeezed” a petroleum gas and got hydrogen.
This they combined with nitrogen to make ex
cellent fertilizer (Shell N H j).
Simple? Hardly that. Nor was it simple to
combine the right molecules from petroleum
and make synthetic rubber, glycerine, explo
sives — or the new Solutized Shell Gasoline.
Try a tankful of research genius
. NEW $ o
Tw o »cientifie factor* ad vanee
thc Road Performance Rating of
the new Shell Gosoline to an all-
time high:
I * H ls r s fln td wlth th e Solu-
H is r Procesa (S h ell research
l a b o r a t o r io s * P a t e n t N o .
3 ,1 4 9 ,3 7 9 ). Thls step* up p er
fo rm a n c e b y re m o v in g tho
"p ro -k n o c k m ercopton s."
6 it ig e d
2* Thermal
conversion makes
It extra rich In iso-compounds
similar to iso-octane—first pro
duced commercially by Shell
scientists to give America 10O-
octane aviation gasoline.
Your Shell dealer now has new
Solutized Shell (a t regular
price) and Shell Premium—
try a tankful today)
SH ELL