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PAGE THREE THE NASSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1849 visited in Nyssa over the week-end (Ih u rch R a lly Is with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sullivan. H e ld B y Y o u th s Mrs. Bill Ashcraft and Mrs. Donna ADRIAN. Dec. 8—Mrs. Sue Ashcraft visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton in Arock. A birthday dinner was held Sun day in celebration of Kristine Kor- man’s fifth birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown. Guests we~e Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eastman of Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown. The Idaho young people's presyb- terial rally was held Friday in Adrian. About 93 young people were present including guests from Weiser, Ontario and Nampa. Dean Lance gave his report from the na tional young people’s conference that was held at Lake Geneva, Wis consin. Dinner, a program and games concluded the evening. Plans have been completed for the P. T. A. dance to be held December 9 in the high school gymnasium. Mae Cook's orchestra will furnish music. The association plans to have popular dancing and square dancing. Mrs. Cloe McKee and daughters. Verda and Doris, and Mrs. C. Keller Hamilton shopped in Caldwell Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webster and family spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Webster in Parma. Mrs Mable Pounds visited in Vale over the week-end. Miss Joyce McGinnis was ill sev eral days last week with Influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott were guests Thanksgiving at the home of Mr and Mrs. George Cartwright. Mrs. Jess Norris. Mrs. Robert Web ster and Mrs. George Cartwright shopped in Boise Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Norris and Larry and his mother. Mrs. Norris of Newell Heights, visited last week in Portland with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cowne. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and children and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson spent Thanksgiving In New Plymouth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Batt. Mrs. Anna Sparse and Mrs. A. C. Henderson shopped in Caldwell S at urday. The Ideal Christmas Gilt A HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. GIFT CERTIFICATE VP'S* The Recipient Can Then Purchase Any Merchandise That He Or She Wishes HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. Your Ford Dealer Interest Shown In Corn Exhibit County Agent Harry Sandquist re ported this week that the response of farmers to the plea for entering exhibits in the state corn show to be held in Ontario December 9 and 10 has been beyond the best hopes of the extension service. Mr. Sandquist described the quantity and quality of the corn exhibits as excellent". “Now it is just as important that the people of the county support the show with their attendance", Sand quist said. “We need to demon strate to our visitors from western Oregon the amount of Interest and enthusiasm which people here have for agriculture”. The show will be open to the pub lic free of charge. The Ontario chamber of commerce will serve cof fee and doughnuts without cost to the visitors. While the official corn show for the state does not make any allow ance for out of state entries, there will be a section for Idaho exhibits with classifications to be announced later. The Idaho show will be sponsored by local business men who will give prizes and awards. It will be placed in the same building with the state corn show and run in conjunction with the official show but as a sep arate section. Prizes and awards ranging from $2 to $30 and varying some with different classes are offered in the following general classifications: Open class (10 ears»; 4-H corn club class CO ears); F. F. A. class (10 ears); hybrid yield contest; 4-H judging contest; F. F. A. corn Judg ing contest; adult com judging; and shucking contest. A silver cup will be awarded to the champion exhibit In each 10-ear class In addition to the cash prizes. The winner's name will be Inscribed on the cup and he will have posses sion of It for one year. These cups become the permanent property of anyone winning them for three years. In the yield contest a champion ship cup donated by the Oregon State Farm Bureau will be awarded to the champion of the adult class. Each of the above classes Is run off by districts for the four districts in the state. The sweepstakes contest is the grand affair at the end of the show as it lumps all of the winners of 10-ear contests for all districts into one sweepstakes contest. Silver cups are given for its winners. Brother-In-Law Dies— Mrs. Bernard Eastman received word last week of the death of her brother-in-law, D. L. Ross, in Mon treal, Canada. L O O K IT S HERE! covering from injuries received in Visit in N Mr. and Mrs J B O'Keefe left Guests at Che home of Mr. and an car accident three weeks ago. last week for their home in Seattle Mrs. Thomas Jones last Sunday after spending the holidays at the CARD OF THANKS home of Mrs. O’Keefe's brother, were Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Ingersoll We wish to thank our many of Nampa and Mr. and Sirs. E. W. friends for their kindness and con Ward Tyler, and family. EUingson, and daughter, Carolyn sideration during our recent be of Caldwell. Mr. EUingson is vice reavement. Attend Concert— Mrs. C. A. Mally. Mrs. Bernard president of the First National bank Mrs. R. G. Larson and family Eastman. Mrs. Olea Billings and Mr. of Caldwell. and Mrs. Ward Wieneke attended CARD OF THANKS the concert of the Boise concert Leaves Hospital— Our heartfelt thanks to all who series in Boise Monday evening and William Wahlert has returned to I extended comforting sympathy and hear Fournier, the French cellist, his home in Nyssa from the Holy help in our recent sorrow. For the Rosary hospital, where he was re 1 beautiful service, floral offerings give a performance. Leave For Seattle— and other kindnesses, we are deeply grateful. Ellis Horn and children. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oladish. Helen Pearson and family. Jewel Oladish. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Horn and family. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to all of my friends who have been so kind and helpful during my recent illness. O. L. Willis S H O P and SAVE Prices Good Friday and Saturday 25 POUND PICKET 4 POUNDS LARD FLOUR $ 1 .4 9 8-OZ. SIZE 3 BOXES WHEATIES 29C 49c PORK STEAK 29C POUND PICNIC STYLE 46 OUNCE CAN ORANGE JUICE 39ç SALTINE 2 POUNDS 39£ CRACKERS SILK 4 ROLLS TISSUE 19C HAMS 35C POUND BEST GRADE STEWING BEEF 15C POUND LARGE SIZE DREFT 19C WILLIAMS FOOD MARKET PHONE 284-W Visit In Boise— % NYSSA. OREGON Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bolitho and Barbara and Lorena visited relatives In Boise Sunday. sisrioaww SESTC00KM6.' IH¿fa» \Vestin$iQuse uv i © The New Westinghouse. Look of massive magni ficence that represents the finest in modern cooking! FOR FINAL PROOF THAT IT PAYS #1 * SO RUE! MIKE BEATS IKE TO SUPPLEMENT YOUR GRAIN WITH PURINA HOG CHOW MIKE WEIGHS 218 LBS. SO FAST! SO FREE With a purchase of one of these COMMANDER 2-OVEN Westinghouse ranges we are giving 2 sets of MASTERBILT ALUMINUM ware, Mirro’s heaviest quality. VALUED AT $32.95 PER SET A set consists of 1 10-inch Fry Pan, 1 5-quart Dutch Oven, 1 3-quart Covered Pan, 1 4-quart Covered Pan and 1 Cook Book. Masterbilt Aluminum is guaranteed by Good House keeping. FREE With the purchase of a D74 Westinghouse range we are giving 1 set of Masterbilt Aluminum. Buy her a Westinghouse for Christmas. They are priced From $189 95 up. OSTROM BROS. APPLIANCE CO. 50 NORTH 3rd STREET IKE WEIGHS 122 LBS. We'll let the figures speak for themselves. They are taken from the official feeding charts of Mike and Ike demonstration pigs at Tobler's Feed & Fuel. All we ask is that you compare the weight- gain and feed costs of these two pigs since the start of the test on Sept. 23. Mike gets grain and Purina Hog Chow. Ike gets grain only. These are the final figures from the feeding charts of these two pigs. Here's the story in brief that those figures tell: We fed Mike 470 lbs. of grain at a cost of $14.10, plus 52 pounds of Purina Hog Chow at a cost of $3.77, or a total feed cost for Mike of $17.87. Mike gained 169 pounds in weight during 70 days, so the cost per 100 pounds of weight gained was $10.57. $9.36. But he gained only 73 pounds in 70 days so it actually cost more to feed him per pound of gain than it did Mike. Ike's feed cost per 100 pounds of weight gained was $12.82. Ike was fed the same kind of grain that Mike had, but grain only and no Purina Hog Chow. We fed him 312 pounds of grain at a cost of Folks, here is positive proof in a live-test dem onstration as to what feeding Purina Hog Chow will do, both for faster gains and cheaper gains. Why not decide right now to try it on your own hogs and see the difference it makes for you? Think what it means to get your hogs to market by the time they are 5l/2 to 6 months weighing 235 pounds. "PURINA" Mike "Grain Only" Ike £ F eed G ard ? II s — r~ WIK" 14 2$ It 84 Ilm. i l l llm. 2 IS llm G ra in s n JS Ho* C h aw (5 Is! ¿1 s Frad Caed i (9 G r a in — 5 5 m h * 49 Iba. 51 lbs. a t 83-21.53 22 llm. a t 27.25-21.59 2**2 1« 59 Iba. 9 Ib*. 37 lb*, a t 23-21.91 212.32 7« llm. 153 lbs. a t 23-24.59 2 4 -4 lb* a t 27.25-22.41 219.12 29 71 Iba. 24 Iba. 87 Ib*, a t 23-22.61 110.87 52 lb*, a t 27.25-22.77 219.57 79 122 Iba. 71 Ib*. 312 Ib*, a t 13-29.3« 212.82 25 llm. 167 lbs 472 lbs. a t 23-214.12 TOBLER'S FEED & FUEL Phone 26 Nyssa
