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COMMON SENSE REDUCES HEAT OF NYSSA’S SUMMER
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should be treated as a matter of book, but theres net much of a
Mrs Arch Parker, and family.
characteristics and functions
Dress
Lightly
And
fact. A matter of, “Well, this Is plot to it, but the authors vo
Owyhee
Mrs Ada Orimmett and Mrs Agnes the various vitamins In promoting
summertime. It should be hot”. cabulary was wonderful”.
Kerr and daughters of Caldwell | health.
Berge&nt Kenneth Kygar spent
Eat Little Urged the This
summer has seen, and will The only way to get the best
spent Thursday visiting Mr and Mrs ! "The advantages of buying the
several days visiting relatives here
continue
seeing until the days cool of an argument is to avoid it.
right foods are lost If they are
By Cliff Lange
Drye Roberts and family.
before returning to his California
off,
plenty
of local picnics in which j It Is better to be though a fool,
Dcn't
let
the
heat
get
you
down!
Improperly
cooked”,
Mrs.
Hoffman
Mrs O. F. Packwood is recovering
army base.
various
successful
means to com than to open your mouth and
rapidly from a goiter operation cautioned the class. Vitamins C. Don’t let it keep you from bat the heat have been
Mark Nesblt and Dan Hogan of
achieved. remove all doubt.
working,
or
eating
or
enjoying
Salt Lake City who have been visit
which was performed In the Cald and B. particularly are destroyed your spare time. Don’t let It keep j You can do more about
taking The stockings worn by Alice
ing the Charles Bradley family for
by
long
heating
and
lost
in
the
well hospital.
care of the heat by actually doing Fae In .the movie version of the
six weeks, returned home. Mr Nes
you
from
sleeping
and
getting
i
Mr and Mrs Arch Parker and cooking water, unless it Is saved
something to counteract the effects Great Lillian Russell, cost $2,500.00
blt Is Mr Bradley’s nephew.
so necessary rest.
it. Talking about the weather,
Caroline and Buddy La Rue were and used in sauces and soups. Veg that
Mr and Mrs Hollis Mitchell of
Science and 1942 ingenuity have of
about “how hot It Is" isn’t doing Duty—soon tires; Love—goes all
Utleyvllle, Colorado are here visit
guests of Mrs Earl Sparks in Adrian etables should be cooked In as small gone
Big
Bend
a
long
way
helping
you
com-!
any good, nor the person say the way.
ing at the parental J. B. Mitchell
amounts of water as possible and
Sunday.
the heat waves. Combine this you
ing it.
The Sea Gull monument In the
home.
Mr and Mrs W. J. Oibson received Mrs James Maginnis and child just until tender. Soda should never bat
with
the
basic
aid
of
forgetting
i
You
got
to
help
yourself,
and
Salt
Lake City Temple Square, Is
Those attending the Colorado word from their son Bob, that hi ren of Adrian are visiting Mrs Mc- be added.
temperature, and you’ll be well j those not able to help themselves,
picnic, which was held at the C.C.C. had completed his course at Chicag« | Olnnls' parents. Mr and Mrs H. R. The lesson on vitamins concluded the
salct' to be the only monument
on
the
way
to
whipping
those
If
you
want
to
let
Mr.
Sun
con
camp Sunday, from Owyhee were hospital and was sent to the United Hatch, while Mr. McOlnnns Is work the nutrition course started this red hot, ’’mid-summer blues".
erected in honor of a bird.
the Earl and Prank Crocker, J. B. ! States naval hospital at Pensecola ing at Eden.
spring under the direction of True, you can’t do much about j tinue working while you do.
The depth of your desire for
Mitchell and Charles Culbertson 1 Florida.
lowering the sizzling temperature. | WISDOM AND WIT anything is measured by your will
B. O. Roberts and Mrs Dyre Lillian Anliker.
families. The time was spent In Mrs Floyd Higgins and children Roberts
You
can
do
a
number
of
things
to
j
and children were guests j
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ingness to work for it.
By Notsodumb Dora
playing games and contests, in left for a three-week visit with re of Mrs Clyde
help keep yourself cool as you go
Riggs In Parma Mon-
NORTH NYSSA
When you feel like "Telling some
charge of Mrs Hollis Mitchell. A latives and friends at their old day.
through your dally routine.
HEIGHTS
dinner was served at noon.
Whpa wou stoop to take a bow, one off” or writing that angry
home in Colorado.
For
instance,
the
first
thing
to
Mr and Mrs Alfred Evans and
don’t forget you are exposing your- letter, write it down, put It under
Mrs. Martha Kllngback and Doris Mrs Della Bunnell is visiting her
to do is to “dress cool”. self
your pillow, sleep on It, read it
daughter, Jean, and Leo Cox of remember
and Freddie visited Mrs Prank De- mother, Mrs P. B. Anderson, this VITAMINS VALUE
to a kick In the pants.
Dent
wear
heavy,
tight
fitting
Homedale spent Sunday and Mon clothing.
Bord In Payette Saturday. Mrs month. She spent the past year SUBJECT OF TALK
Hating seme one, hurts you worse \ again the next day, If you still
day at Mr Cox' ranch at Jamison.
i feel like sending It burn It up.
It dees the other guy.
Mildred Irwin, of Olympia, Wash working In Caldwell.
has been devlsed-froir. *han
the third day you will be glad
Heard
at
a
Literary
meeting,
“The
ington, Mrs DeBtord's daughter, Buddy La Rue of Wallowa arrived Mrs. Nell Hoffman of Ontario Mrs Harold Anderson and Infant the Clothing
time when animal pelts were Dictionary is a nice book, a great On
Flynn, returned Sunday from
you
did not send It.
was also a guest. Mrs Irwin was Thursday for a visit with his sister, met with the White Settlement son,
Brittingham maternity heme, the style both for man, woman
Red Cross Nutrition class July 30, the
at the home of Mrs. Herbert Beck- to the home of her parents, Mr and
tion from the elements ajorotec-
whether
doll. The subject of the evening’s and Mrs Glen Suiter.
sun,
snow, sleet or biting wind. I Here’s our formula for keeping cool—Drink an
lesson was vitamins and their Im Mrs. Glen Suiter entertained the Don’t rain,
winter style of dressing
portance In the diet. In proportion Chatterbox club at her home Wed- for the use summertime.
Shed some of
to the Infinitesimal of quantities nesday afternoon.
,
required
for
maintenance
of
good
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
V.
Maw
and
f*se
c
0
es'
.
. , with
health.
children were Sunday afternoon, You adles who are handy
CAN ADD PLENTY DISCOMFORT IN
The nutrition council's white rat visitors at the Glen Suiter home. the s^,lss? ^ ' ® p^ . ndv . *
display showing the results of t h e ------------------------- can whip mer
t0?ether
SUm~ dresses
work, SOme
play dandy
or “visiting”
THIS AWFUL HOT WEATHER
lack of one essential daily Return From Visit—
easily
enough
these
days. There
food need, milk, was also pre Mr. ad Mrs. Emil Paulus have Is still plenty of dress
material
Bring the whole family by
returned
home
from
a
visit
in
Naturally you’re not driving your car as much sented
at this meeting.
to
be
had.
Mrs. Hoffman, in explaining the Portland.
Ready-made dresses are also plen
for a refreshing ice cream
as usual but the driving you do must be with
tiful, and reasonably priced, too.
Take a look at your favorite store.
soda or just any COLD foun
care.
When you get a
You’ll see both plenty of dresses,
little sunburned,
and
rraterial
to
make
them.
tain drink.
remember w e
IF YOU'RE CAREFUL
IF YOU’RE CARELESS
There Is no reason, either, why
lotions.
have
the
When
you
drive
like
mad,
Tires will rot by Just sitting
the men, young and old, shouldn’t
Chafing during
turn comers on two wheels,
be dressed to combat the heat. Many
Ice Cream in all flavors that
still but that’s no reason you pay
this hot weather
no attention to reason,
men,
when
asked
why
they
are
should not be careful.
uncom-
is most
your tires wear out In no
make staying at home a
dressed so “hot" In the summer
fortable and heat
If you drive slowly, have time at all.
While
the
members
of
your
family
are
sitting
time. usurjly given an answer
powder is very
When you neglect to have
pleasure. Take home a
which seems to suggest they “had
tires changed from one wheel
order.
much
in
changed from one wheel
n’t”
thought
ab:ut
it”
or
“were
too
to another, properly Inflated tires
in the yard protected from the sun by your busy" to do anything about It.
quart and have one of those
another, and allow them to
by people who know how, you to
go several weeks without be
Meanwhile
they
continue
working
will have tires to drive MUCH ing checked. . . well, don’t
good old family get-togeth
the sweat rolling down their
fine shade trees you should be preparing to with
LONGER while other people worry, you'll be walking while
temples.
ers.
other people are riding.
are walking.
in changing to new,
.protect them from the cold this winter by re even Men a are more slow comfortable
style of
clothing. Those that aren't so con
servative aren't getting shoved
pairing
that
leaky
roof
with
our
roofing
ma
arcund by the heat this year like
Thompson Oil Co.
their more backward brethren are.
Night Phone 71
terials.
They were more willing—1. e.t the • Day Phone 14
Nyssa,
Oregon
married men, the fathers—to see
their daughters going around in
shorts, rather than themselves.
If you roof is not in too bad condition a coat When
really It was the ir.en. not the
women that needed them!
Maybe, when shortages in cloth,
of paint will probably be sufficient.
A Cold Lunch To Keep
dress goods begins to appear, which
It hasn't, as yet, it will be the
Cool These Hot Days
usual thing for the men to be wear
ing them. What difference does It
make whether they are worn driv
ing the tractor, working in a fac
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
tory. or rolling a truck down the
HOW ABOUT A COLD MEAT SUPPER?
highway.
Like clothing, food In the sum
mertime
has much to do about
Choose your meats from our large selection
keeping one from being knocked
out, figuratively or actually.
and serve with refreshing soft drinks that are
Don't eat so much "heavy" food
even though you do have to eat
easy to make.
plenty of food, either because of
your job, or your nature. “Eat
but little, but often” holds more
A COLD LUNCH MAY BE
true for summertime than any
time of the year.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
That “little, but often” holds for
the so-called light foods which you
advertised in your grocery, meat
A combination of spiced cold meats with any
Maybe you wouldn’t be so uncomfortable if see
shop, fruit store and delicatessen.
In the summertime Is when 'acid
your clothes were cleaned just a little more conditions"
get you quicker than
kind of cheese you wish, sliced ready to serve
any other season. It is such a con
often
this
hot
weather.
dition which affects you both in
with iced tea or coffee.
ability to work, and capabilities
You’re perspiring more, more dust and grime your
of enjoying your activities during
from the air will naturally make your clothing the This heat is of one the of day.
the nation’s favoT-
warmer. Clean clothes are more comfortable. . . ite ways of cooling
off. It doesn't
make any difference whether you
FO X’S Drive-in
and they last longer.
swim in a private pool, a park,
river, pond lake or sea—it does
the trick.
The summer sun. In seeming re
taliation. shows Its resentment on
WHY NOT DRINK A GLASS OF
thousands of swimmers every day
by giving them a severe case of
sunburn, or blistering.
Enjoy your swim, but don’t take
too much of the sun at one time
Many times In the desire to
cool eff there were long trips to
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F
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A
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distant pools, or “favorite" spots on
There is nothing more refreshing than a glass
lakes and rivers. Today, when ra
tioning has stopped that there Is
of good cold milk.
no reason why the shower equip
ment at home shouldn't be given
an extra good werknut.
Keep plenty of cold milk in the refrigerator
You know, just because it used
to
who had a
these hot days. Why bother to cook so much
There is no use in staying in that hot kitchen good be time only with the the kids outdoor
shower
Is no reason why you couldn't en
joy cne.too. Of course if you dis
when you have milk?
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for horn’s just to serve a few meals.
like the Idea of Imitating the kids
and enjoying the whlrllrfr spray,
not rig up an outfit for you
You can throw a cold sandwich together in no
Bring the family down for that evening meal. why
and the rest of the older persona.
Such an outfit could be dropped
time and feed the family in a jiffy when you
frem one of the trees In the yard,
They’ll
enjoy
it
and
they’d
much
rather
see
have plenty of milk.
or attached to a pest used for the
wash line
ymi
comfortable
and
smiling
than
perspiring
THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAN GOOD
This war has brought the peo
ple of the nation more closety I Wed. and Thur., Aug., 19—20. Two shows daily]
COLD BUTTERMILK. . . ORDER A QUART
together than at any time since1 starting at 7 and 9:30 p. m. Note Special Admission;
and scowling.
OR SO EVERY DAY.
the edvent of the automobile. This
year there’ll be more local enter- j
Children 15c Adults 55c
taining. visiting, and genuine soc
B R O W N IE’S CAFE
ial life than ever before.
Common sense will take care a t ,
most of the heat's oppressiveness
Thst which cant be token cars of t
en-route home from a visit With
her husband who Is In the army at
Shepherd Field, Texas.
Mrs William and Mrs Werner
Peutz were business visitors In Pay
ette Monday.
The Owyhee Community club
will meet August 30 with Mrs C.
Van de Wall with Doris Kllngback
as assistant hostess.
HOT TIRES
Ice Cream Soda
Protect Your Family
Nyssa Pharmacy
STUNZ LUMBER CO.
One Way To Keep Cool Is To
Make Sure You Have
Clean Clothes
Nyssa Cleaners
Good Cold Milk?
HOT KITCHEN
GATE CITY DAIRY
Nyssa Theatre
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