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THE NYSSA GATE C ITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1910 PACE FOUR Mr. and Mrs. Jesse K ygar Friday evening. Mrs. Bertha Culbertson left Wednesday night for Kansas City, OW YHEE, March 31—Mr. and after visiting here for the past Mrs. Kenneth K ygar and daugh month with her son and daughter- ters of Vale visited his parents, in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cul M c M i l l a n h u r t i n CAR-TRAIN CRASH bertson, and family. Mrs. Cul bertson plans to visit in several cities before returning to her home in California some time this sum mer. Mr*. George Schwetzer has been ill with influenzia for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randolph and Chuck of Caldwell visited in the Lee Householder home Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M cDon ald and Butch, and Mrs. Martha Kllngback made a trip to Caldwell Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. McDonald purchased a new pick-up. Word has been received here that ‘Mac'’ McMillan, who ran his automobile against a freight car in a moving train, is recuperating at Powers, Oregon, where Mrs. M c Millan is teaching sohool. Mr. Mc Millan spent a week in the hospital and then went to Powers, where he will stay another week before returning to his Job in Boise MoMilian sustained two rib frac tures, an ankle injury and several cuts and bruises about the face and head when he was thrown ciear of his oar. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strickland were hosts at dinner Thursday for Don Share, who is home on furlough from the navy. Ocher guests were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Share, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder. The Needle-workers 4-H club met Monday afternoon, March 28 at the home of Shirley Hoke. Vivian Hoke Joined the club. The next LANEttDtR (HEST v\ ■ i - ______ 3 ---------ELECTR IC ROTO-ROOTER RAZO R-KLEEN S ^CLOGGED SEWERS AN D DRAIN* • Th • With ALSO Septic Tanks— Cesspools Cleaned W orld's Finost — tho W orld's O N L Y Chest I Call Collect l ane's exclusive quality and moth pro tection feature! Brow er’s Plum bing Sh op • Beautiful w aterfall chest. Big* room y , it’s 4 8 'x i y ,/4'x 2 2 >/«' si/e! • Ideal gift for sweetheart, wife, sister, daughter, mother! 196J— Nyssa, Oregon Buy Now! $1 Down Buy Now! Pay Only $1 A Week Peterson Furniture C o m p a n y Nyssa Ontario Vale Ç £ U 8 R A T tO ê f S A L IS Tom ato S o u p Campbells, 3 cans 33c CATSUP, Dennisen’s, 14 oz. 2 for 29c M INUTE RICE, New and Different pkg. 15c ROMAINE, for summery salads, bn......... 19c Champion, 2 x/z tin, ea. 19c ENDIVE, bn............................................... 15c PARSLEY, fresh, green, bn...................... 10« ASPAR AG US, New Market Price PINK GRAPEFRUIT, Texas, 3 f o r .......... 25c CELERY HEARTS, crisp, tasty, pkg........ 27c DÜI Pickles Bread ^*g" {£ ' " c h j£ all kinds EGG DYE, Paas New Pack, each 10c C AN D Y EGGS, All Colors, 10 oz., each 29c m_ _ _ N UCOa 1 pound 2 pounds M iracle W h ip 27c 53c Dressing, qt. jar 60c SALM ON, 7Vi oz! Tin, Pacific 32c OYSTERS, Blue Plate, Cove 46c |_ T-Klvers, 2 ', T in r \ 1 ^ .'h " G re e n O n io n s *■ F 49c 33c B e an s 25c SARDINES, Capt. Benny in oil, 2 Cans 25c Bacon sub I lb ^ O c PORK STEAK. Thrifty, lb........................ 48c Bacon Sq uares For F,avor’ ,b.... 18c Choice beef, Economical, lb....... 17c Preserves i ib., 2 ja«, 37 SW IFTNING , 3 lb. Tin, Each 89c PICNIC HAMS, Tasty, Lean, per lb .......... 37c SPIC and SPAN, Wonder Cleaner, 2 for 49c SOIL-OFF, quart jar 49c We wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to our many friends and cus SCOTCH CLEANSER, each 12c Aprn-W J*a l ca n W av ÖX ! i / 2 Quart can c 3 BN. IOC u se s t P R / c e s R ib B oil M °nte. assorted / 75c ........ , 45c COD FISH, Salt Cured, 1 lb. pkg............. 53c tomers for their patronage at our new market the past year. W e shall continue to serve you in the best possible manner in years to come. Our New Hours Effective Friday, April 1st Are As Follows: W e e k D a y s— 8 A . M . to 9 P* M . S u n d a y s— 12 noon to 9 P* M . C/ y C S t illg iK H lS C OSTROM BROS. APPLIANCE CO. Berrett’s Service NYSSA, OREGON Grand Opening Specials Friday, April J Saturday, April 2 G A S 2 4 ,’a C‘t , Gallon 600x16 TIRES, $9.95 INC. T A X LIFETIME G U A R A N TE E 600x16 TUBES, $ 2.19 1 Y EAR GUAR ANTEED BATTERIES ..................... $8.95 Ex. 2 G A LLO N CAN OF CASCADE MOTOR O I L ................ $1.25 CONOCO Nth MOTOR OIL. BULK, Q t ........................... 25c ICO Per Cent Parafin Base ARM OR PLATE A U TO POLISH, REG. $1.50 ............... . 59c SPECIAL PRICES ON A LL OTHER ITEMS Hancock Sta tio n Directly Acr -s Highway 20 From The Nyssa School W ilson’s Super M arhei Modern Methods Make Shopping Easier Here Phone 21 £ ychdues FROZEN PEACHES, sweet, ripe, 1 lb. pkg. 19c i e a c h e s sn< rd in symp L cans 3 5 c CITRUS SALAD, Tri-Color, 2 Cans CANDY, Chocolates, 1 pound pkg. yja/tS€tF..y<Htn cicm e s .. V SD R ySR _ Rrossvro-Tmstmd A R O M A - T IG H T M T. H. Brewer were Sunday meeting will be held April 11 w ith 1 dinner guests in the Darrell Wtl- their leader, Mrs. Fred Babco.k, at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans and Uams home- Mr. and Mrs Donald Franklin Don- Jesse Ditty Jr. made a trip to and children and Mrs. J. W. K . gar a!u B. ■: and j u is , and Mr. and Boise Monday. were dinner guests Fnday in the Don Franklin home m Ny.-v a. Mr. and Mrs. Vandewall of N y . were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kygar. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Totor.ca, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mendazona, mid Mrs. Arana and cii.idrcn of Bo were Sunday dinner guests in U r H ipalito M tiulazjna liotne. T . iro m n ô v m occasion was a birthday celebrat ion for Henry and Josephine Men- dazona, wnose birthdays occur Marsh 28. Mrs. Lm maPitkin arrived homt Tuesday from die south, where silt spent the winter. . T iie Owyhee P. T. A. held a cook ed food saie Saturday m N> - a The proceeds amounted to *13 The money is to be u id to send a 4-H club girl or ooy to Coi vah-s to summer school. Miss ^Margaret Beattie showed motion pictures about health and I vaccination to the pupils of Owy- ¿ ¿ S | iiee school Friday aitemoon. Several residents ol this com fit . munity attended the junior clus play held in Adrian Friday night. -- y v Q !•*>* Fred K h n oeck went > l a id- well Thursday night with a group of young people from Adrian on a roller skating party. More cattle were taken to the hills last week by local cattlemen. The grass is growing rather slow ly because of the cold weather. R e». Robert Kriner held servi s at Owyhee Sunday school Sunday, both in the morning and event i t. Rev. Kriner and R nine were d in ner guests in the George G regg home. Sandra K rin er was a din ner iguest in tiie Bill G regg home. T u m b le - D r y A c t io n Mrs. Kriner was unable to a.v <m- i pany her husband as their baby i vfrhich has been ill since birth, lias iocs«' * lOllie» • • • T * now developed yellow jaundiic. Yc:Sc1 The Sunset valley extension unit . d US' - - - SOC’ N o T im o r met Wednesday afternoon m the Ho d«* * * * home of Mrs. Jesse Gregg. A dem N o G u e ssw o rk WoHeaW. - h onstration on meat cooking was N o W a t c h in g given by the project leider, Mrs. time Maude Cooper and Mrs. F.mily N o W a itin g Drf a «*" °"Y Bergam. A Swiss . teak was pie- pared by Mrs. Cooper, and a . lire of baked ham was prepared by Mrs. Let the \\cStill^llOUSC BergtTm. After the business meet ing the ladies sampled the cook ed meat w ith bread and bu ter and Laundry Twins Do ALL the W ork coffee. The next meeting will b The LAUNDROMAT with E x held Wednesday afternoon April 13 clusive Water Saver washes at the home o f Mrs. M artha Kiln;; clothes automatically. back. The subject will be “ wall finishes" and each lady attending The CLOTHES DRYER with Bx- will actually paint with a new cl usive Dry-Dial dries clothes plastic paint. automatically. Mrs. Arthur Weathers o f Clin ton. Utah and lira . Ada SU lar of Buy cn PROOF! Here’s How! Notus visited Mrs. Grant P atter L e t us wash and dry a load of your clothes F R E E I son Monday. Becky and Victor Gregg f.jy e d fa u tib * w ^ . . / Z / * ( \ \ i ' s t i n g h o u s c Friday and Saturday niijht with their grandmother, Mrs. Martha Kllngback. while their parer.. . Mi and Mrs. Jesse Gregg, made a tr.p to Madras with Mr. and M Jan | Langley. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M Don Phone 269J 59 North 1st St. ald and children visited in H are- dale Saturday evening. D M ALONE . . . every morning, Monday through Friday . • • A B C Network Prayer meeting was held W ed 9DR-4 215 ________ _ nesday evening in the J se O r g April 1st., 2nd., and 3rd. FREE— Parking and Delivery HEY, KIDS! Ask Dad to start aving tickets for pony and bicycle. he given away July 23, 1949 I Prizes to
