Nyssa gate city journal., December 04, 1952, Image 6

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1952
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Around Arcadia
Mrs. S tiermau Wilaon
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Mrs. G eorge Muclcr
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Mr an d Mrs. H arry T h u rm a n of
e WnX ta rtm g w ith V ancouver, Wa h ,
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pent Thvnks-
a fall ait ir h b ol in *' uoh .she fra c - giu.ng w .th M rs. T h u rm a n 's p aren ts,
t. . ed h er arm , »1 t A’ ;>la -es. I t was Mr a n d M rs. J o h n Zittercob.
se a t N> i. but 1.» i r it becam e
M r a n d Mrs. O tis B ullard an d Mr.
IK c£á$ary to .ik e ht r to B oise to a n d Mrs. C h a rles B ullard retu rn ed
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reset. She 'J
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M onday from H erm iston. where they
j 1 Tor soxnet.ni
I sp e n t sev eral days w .th Mr a n d
T he grade school boys play ed a Mrs. G u y S ch affer.
re a l ih r.lle r c . .1 oi /. .oall gam e in
M r an d Mrs. E rn est S tep h en sen
th e P arm a gym, F riday evening, were d in n e r gue.sts T h an k sg iv in g of
at 11 b > - T h e B boys Mr. a n d Mr». Uel ALup in Nyssa.
w ,th th e Ro/>*tl
were b eaten by a t-.g m a rg in b ut Mr. a n d M r,. C h arles B ullard were
tht A (b . held th im to a t i e in to d u in e r g u e-ts of Mrs. B ullard'
,
■ • th e y were m jth e r , Mrs. F ife r in O n tario Mr.
defeated. All th e tud.-nts a re w iit- a n d Mrs. Lee D ail an d boys of Nys-
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mxi'.u. ly for the t me w hen th e y sa a n d th e Mtsse - B etty an d W ilma
can play th i r fir t am e m th e ir B u llard of Boise were d in n e r gue -ts
own gym.
, a t th e ho m e of Mr. and Mrs. O tis
Mr arid Mr Jack Reed a n d R o b ­ B ullard.
Mr. a n d Mrs. G eorge H ust and
ert left T ue flay to sp e n d th e
. . . Wtth Mr fam ily were d im e r guests of his
i Mr Haltr n S tephens an d fa m ­ p a re n ts on Mann-: Creek, ar.d Mr.
No need to w o rry about th e cost of m eat when vegetables a re in such
a n d M rs. H arold H ouston, Peggy
ily in P o rtlan d .
v e rd a n t p ro fu sio n on the m ark et. Now’s y o u r chance to pinch a penny
a n d Jim S igler w ere g u e-ts a t the
t h a ' 8 a
- ■ • valuable
th e w hile you fill y o u r fam ily w ith th e v ’ ita m in s and minei
Daw-, wa ill an d tin he to a tte n d hom e of M r an d Mi Cecil H u-
to th e ir h ealth . S erve a whole m eal of vegetables, serve ’em in p airs,
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on
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
G
eorge
Moeller
t it- P.-T.A. m eeting T. ur-clay even-
tr e a t them all to a good shake from the “ th ird sh ak er”— an d th e re won t
g u ls, a n d Mr. an d M r- G eorge
be a dull one in th e bunch!
II i, an e n j jyable r.e was h.ad by B ar.d
arne., were guei'ts a t th e hem e of
«11. t ■ la n k s 1 Olart • K nit'fel, who
T h e th ird s h a k e r’s A c'cent (p u re monosodium g lu ta m a te ), th e won­
tit h i; .slide i tu res th a t h e Mr. a n d Mrs. Bob M cK inney tie lr
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d e r se aso n in g th a t heig h ten s, holds an d blends n atu ra l flavors in all
Ny
a.
foods, i t ’s p a rtic u la rly good in vegetables becau-e it actu ally restores
took on his trip la-1 irnnier th ro u g h
At th e h em e cf Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
. .>• n,. the
th e “ n a tu ra l g lu ta m a te ’’ th ey lost in travelling, standing, processing or
A . ¿ . e, L,on and Gi a
m
a
n
Hipp,
w
ere
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
Joe
s to rin g — p u ts all th e fr»'sh w o n d erfu l flavor of the g arden back in them
C a ll had C avern a 1 th e P a in te d
were served L eg -d o n arid fam ily of B aker, Mr. I w h ere it belongs. T he third sh a k e r is y o u r assurance of ta s te p erfection
. t. R efre timer
I,
a n d M rs. J h n I.b y and fam ily, Mr
a t th e table. T ry this vegetable dinner and ta ste for yourself.
by ti ie 11 -one! gradi m others.
a.id Mr-.. Ri yce I: iy an d fam ily and
C A U LIFLO W ER PO LO N A ISE: Place cool • d cauliflower seasoned
Mr. an d M r Jack W ilson, Jim m y Mrs. B eu lah K eele an d G ordon
with salt and Ac'cent in one half of divided ser i -■ d .sh; sprinkle with
a n d M arilu, : n d Mr S a r a M iller K eele cf P ay ette.
chopped hard-cooked eggs anil minced parsley, and cover all w ith bread
V. i t i d at the (it n tr Miller h i 'ine in
G u ests a t the h i m e of Mr. an d
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crum bs
browned in butter. ............
Fill other half of dish w ith V IEN N ESE
Mt Ida. S u n d ay a! ti rte ui Mr. M iller Mrs. F red S c h ill.rg were Mr. an d
CARROTS: Add raw sliced carrots to heavy saucepan containing
1 is been ill for tv c ia l w eek, an d M rs. D ew ard B enedict an d fam .lv.
m elted butter (about 14 cup) and 1 finely chopped onion; season with
i , ; U bedfast.
M r. an d Mrs. A rnold W inkler an d
Ac'cent, salt and pepper, and simmer over low heat SO minutes.
Mr. a n d M r,, F arie, and fam ily fam ily an d Mr. an d Mrs. B< b Mein-
In a second divided dish place CABBAGE IN C H EESE SAUCE:
h av e moved into th e Boston house, i ger an d fam ily.
shredded cooked cabbage seasoned with salt and Ac'cent, and combined
Mrs. Cecil Le ,’h p en t sever »1
J o h n Z itte rc c b picked L aw rence
w ith your own favorite cheese sauce; and FRENCH PE A S: shelled
day- .11 B o.se taking care of h e r sis­ LCwe's co rn last week.
green peas cooked with lettuce leaves in V4 cup boiling w ater with one
te r a n d new baby.
teaspoon su gar and ' i teaspoon Ac'cent added. Uiscard lettuce a fte r
D onald B u llard and
R aym on
Mr. a n d Mr , Conley W ilson and B erg m an w ere vi .to rs in B :se S u n ­
cooking; season peas with salt, pepper and butter or m argarine.
boy, and Mr. and Mr- Lloyd Cal 1- day.
F o r the last third o f this “ Serve ’Em In Pairs” dinner prepare
well f P a rm a ipenit th e T h a n k sg iv ­
N o rm an H ipp atte n d e d th e m en ’s
O R A N G E B E E T S and A S P A R A G U S A U G R A T IN ': O ver cooked
ing h olidays a t th e hom e o f Mr. an d breakifa-t a t th e E;.. co p al ch u rc h
beets from which skins have been removed, pour U cup butter mixed
Mr
G le n n Johnson in C alien te, in O n ta rio S u n d ay m orning.
with two tablespoons grated orange peel, 14 cut) orange juice, 1 teaspoon
Nev. Mr. am i M: . T h an iel B o tn er
salt and 14 teaspoon Ac'cent, Heat. G arnish for serving with unpeeled
Mr. a n d Mrs. L aw rence Lowe r e ­
orange wedges. . . . Place cooked asparagus seasoned with salt, nepper
sta y e d alt th e W ilson hom e while tu rn e d la st week w ith a n elk h e k ill­
and Ac'cent and covered with Parm esan Cheese, in broiler (about 4
th ey were gone.
ed n e r " E n te rp rise . T h e re were f.ve
inches below heat) ; broil until cheese browns lightly. Couple, for serv­
Mr. an d Mi
E A W yatt, Mrs. e r t killed in th e h u n tin g p a rty .
ing, with beets. And there is your vegetable dinner. See i f it doesn’t
L a u re l W yatt a n d d au g h te rs and
Mr. a n d M rs. T h eo M atiherly an d
s u it you to a T—for Taste.
Mrs. Ed O bendorf and fam ily v isit­ J o a n - f O n ta rio H eig h ts v isaed Mr.
ed in th e O rley ßm t'lh hom e S a tu r ­ a n d M rs. H a rry T h u rm a n a t th e
d ay and alt tended th e W 3GS b azaar J o h n Z itterco b hom e S a tu rd a y ev en ­ lung th e ipabt se v e ra l weeks, is g r e a t­
a n d supper.
ing.
ly im proved an d ca n be o u t of th e
Mr. a n d Mrs R alph R ogers an d
Mr. an d Mrs. Cecil Boekweg an d lu n g m o st of th e tim e new.
fam ily of O n ta rio were T h an k sg iv ­ fam ily of Apple Valley a n d Mrs.
ing day guests a t the E arl Boston Boekweg’.-, m o th e r, Mrs. L au ra Beck-
F a rm e re tte s C lub
h, me.
stead of O gden visited a t tihe G eorge
Mr. and Mr W ayne M iller, G len M oeller hom e S a tu rd a y evening.
an d S h a ro n of P< r i ’and, visited for
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k P resto n , S h ir ­
D avid M u rak am i, re tu rn e d to |
a sh o rt tim e a t th e Ja c k W ilson
ley an d Je rry c f Caldw ell, were
M rs. P a u lin e M c G in n is
chool M**nd.iy a fte r being ato-ent
hi me S u n d ay m orning.
b u s.g u e sts of Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k
sev eral d ay s following a n a p p e n d i­
Mr. a n 1 Mrs. O rley S m ith an d
Neci .alc k S a tu rd a y n ig h t o f last
citis o p era tio n .
Mr. an d M rs. G len B row n hud
f. nily v. ed at th e J e h u G oddard
Mr. a n d M rs. Les Ja m ese n an d th e ir c h ild re n a n d fam ilies f r r
In me n ea r N otus S u n d a y afte rn o o n .
M r. an d Mrs. D ick K nosp an d sons
Mr. an d M r,. Dick C u rtis an d Mr an d Mrs. T ed B ates a n d Alton T h an k sg iv in g d in n e r. G u e -ts were
d au g h ter, W icki, an d Rickl T e itx ir t were vi it r.s at t b * h me of Mr. an d Mr. an d Mrs. R o b ert B row n an d of Boise p en t la: t w eek-end v is it­
fam ily, M r. an d M rs. Jim M o n c a tr ing a t th e G ayle M a rtin hom e.
of Caldwell, an d Mr S ara M iller Mrs. Clyde Bowers.
Mr. an d Mrs. Bill A sh craft ihad
a n d d a u g h te r of Boise, Mr. an d Mrs.
L
ia
n
a
Lee
Bow
ers,
six
-y
ear-o
ld
enjoyed T h a n k giving day d in n e r
at tile Ja c k W ilson home.
daugV 't r of Mr. a n d M r- T ed Bow ­ R o b e rt E a stm a n an d d a u g h te r of as th e ir quests on T h an k sg iv in g day
Mr. an d M r
J hn M alzen of er-* who h as been in th e Nyssa h o s­ Caldw ell. C a lle rs in th e aifterncon M r. a n d Mrs. F o rrest H am ilto n cf
S eneca, (Ore , p en t S a tu rd a y an d p ita l th e past mx weeks w ith polio, w ere Mr. an d Mrs. .Jim A tto b erry of W ilder. Mr. an d M is. Bob H am ilto n
S u n d ay a t the R euben H en sln w re tu rn e d to h e r hom e S a tu n ia y . O n ta rio a n d Mr. an d Mrs. H :ke of an d son of H om euale. Mr. an d Mrs.
R ay D row n a n d d a u g h te rs of Nyssa
h me. Win. M at 7. tin of N y , ,i vl
il T h e ir m ine-year-old son, Jim m y Baker.
a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. O de A sh craft an d
Bowers, who 'h as been in an iron
E tu rd a y evening.
Mrs. G ladys M atth ew s sipent la st fam ily.
Mr an d Mr
A. O. S chultz re ­
Mrs. H ow ard H a tc h sp e n t S a tu r ­
tu rn ed M onday a f te r spending the H >nry a n d Vic Poteen fam ilies n e a r week in H. n ied ale helping a t th e d ay in Nyssa v isitin g M rs. H a rry
D ines home.
T han k , giving holiday
w ith th e Jero m e.
R ussell of Toledo. O re., who was
B- bara D;
The Road to Health
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Nu Acres News
Adrian News
The Clean Sweep Used Car Clearance Is Still On At Nyssa
Motors, Inc. . . . Many Have Been Sold At Bargain Prices . . .
Many Still To Go . . . These Are All Current Trade-ins with
Thousands of Trouble-Free Miles, And With our Famous O' K'
Warranty, Such As:
1951 CHEVROLET 2 DR. POWERGLIDE
One owner, low milage, new
car warranty.
Ceiling
$1955
1950 CHEVROLET STYLINE 4 DR.
One owner, fully equipped, new
tires.
1591
1949 CHEVROLET 2 DR. STYLINE
Fully equipped, spotless green.
This car is equipped with a
tip-toe-matic Overdrive. Owner
reported 24 miles per gallon.
1506
1949 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN
One owner, clean Has overdrive
1330
1947 FORD 4 DR. SEDAN
Beautiful Beige color, fully
equipped. Runs like new.
881
WILLYS STATION WAGON
Radio, heater, winterized.
Very nice with overdrive.
858
CHEVROLET AERO SEDAN
These are hard to find.
Fully equipped, very nice
inside and out
978
OLDS SEDAN
Looks like a 46’ and runs as
good. Has new’ motor
521
HAVE 20 OLDER MODELS WHICH
US AN OFFER-NO REASC
Is
$1795
Was
$1840
1425
1495
1295
1495
1295
1245
795
74 5
795
725
895
795
495
OK THEM OVER
REFUSED!
425
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M ain and 3rd St.
Phone
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celled h ere by th e d e a th of h e r
m o t.ier, M rs. Servoss.
Mrs. A. B ru m m e r cf Boise an d
Miss C h a rlo tte B ru m m e r of S a lim
w ere d u in e r g u ests S a tu rd a y ev en ­
ts i a t th e A C. H en d erso n hom e.
Muss B ru m m er w as a fo rm e r h ig h
so h o il te a c h e r h ere a n d is te ac h in g
at N o rth M arion h ig h in S alem th is
year.
Mrs. D ick W aite an d so n c f L ik e­
ly. C alif, .-pent th e holid ay w eek-end
h ere visitin g h e r m o th e r, M rs. T om
S a n t.
Mr an d M rs. T om S a n t a n d fa m ­
ily of Rid'geview m oved la st week
Into th e Rev. P itc h e r house.
M r. an d M rs. E h 'in B onde of E m ­
m e tt visited h e r p a re n ts. Mr. an d
Mr-*. A. C. H en d e rso n S u n d a y e v e n ­
ing.
S a tu rd a y was m oving day fo r fo u r
fair. \e s . Mr. a n d M rs. J o h n Ja rv is
a n d M r. a n d M rs. J u n io r M atth ew s
ex ch an g ed houses. M r. a n d M rs. O r­
ville G d b e rt m oved in to th e C arl
P iercy house, th e P iercys moved to
O regon T ra il d istric t in th e W atso n
1 house.
Mr an d M rs. L eo n a rd S m ith an d
d a u g h te rs w ere Thank& giv-ng d .n -
n e r gue.-ts of Mr. a n d M rs. C lay to n
| M artin .
Sgt. a n d Mrs. M elvin F re u n d of
Boise sp e n t th e w eek-end h ere v isit-
..ig h er a u n t. M rs. G ayle M a rtin an d
j fam ily.
M: a n d M r-. G eoff W illiam s were
d lin er guests T hank.-g.ving day of
h er sister, M;> O ce S chw eiaer a n d
fam ily of S u n set Valley.
K r.-tin e K o rm an of Boise sp en t
th e holiday v isitin g h e r g ran d p a r ­
en ts, Mr. a n d M rs. G len Brow n.
They took h e r hom e S unday.
Mr. a.vd Mrs. D ick D avis. Mr. an d
Mrs. C-len Brow n. M rs E arl W inn
ar.d M rs. Cecil S m ith a n d P a tric ia
a tte n d e d th e H u ffe r-H a n se n w ed­
ding in P a rm a W ed n esd ay evening.
B etty H a n se n fo rm erly lived h ere
M rs M a rg u rite S c o tt h a d as h er
d in n e r guests T h an k sg iv in g day Mr.
a.:id M rs. R euben B ask et a n d H a r ­
vey OW b . C a lle rs >n th e a fte rn o o n
were E lizabeth. Jo y ce a n d S u san
S tev en s of M arsing.
Mr an d M rs. Ja m e s M eG fnnis
an d J u n io r an d M r a n d Mrs. Dick
D avis at d S tev ie a n d th e ir house-
guest. 'Mrs. C lara C assell of P a y e tte
w ere d in n e r g u ests T h an k sg iv in g
day a t th e H arvey H a tc h hom e in
B.g Bend.
H en ry R e u te r a n d A thol S ay re
sp e n t th e h o lo d ay elk h u n tin g n e a r
Union.
Mr an d M rs. O av le M a rtin an d
fam ily were d in n e r g u ests T h a n k s ­
giving of h e r p a re n ts. M r. an d Mrs
O J E nglish in N am pa.
Mr an d Vf:> H u r d H a tc h h ad
i- -h eir T hank-gnu»*t guest* Mr
♦ :id Mrs J a -k W orrier an d fam ily •?
ft -e. Ed W ym er of Pa m i* \ f r an d
M rs D o n H a tt a n d ia m .ly o f Owy- ;
lire a n d V tn H en ry R e u te r a n d
d a u g h te r A.
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THE
f ig h t
'/
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m eeting refre sh m e n ts vere served
by th e ho.--te-.-e>. M r- i a r.
a n d Mr> Cecil Evans.
Mr and Mr- R t ell P re -to n of
Arco. Ida . st, p p « i over S u n d a y to
v i ' t a t th e hom e o i h is s u te r a n d
fam ily, Mr and M rs H a rry Wood,
eaircute to Pasco. VV3ill_ In
a t’
tern o o n Mr an d Mr>. F ra n k P r o ­
to n an d J e rry oi C aldw ell w ere c a ll­
ers a t th e W ood hom e.
T h e Nu Acres com m unity g a th e re d
a t th e hall la st M onday evening to
h o n o r Mr an d Mrs. A rvin K ersey
w ith a g ift show er. Follow ing ail
evening of m usic an d gam es, th e
bride a n d groom opened th e ir g ifts
u id re fre sh m e n ts w ere served H os-
te-sse> were Mrs. H a rry W ood, M rs.
H enry O rc u tt an d M rs. F ra n k N ed-
oalek.
.
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k N edbalek a n d
D on n a a n d M r an d M rs. G eo rg e
G rasjnick an d P a u la K a v of C a ld ­
well were supper guests S u n d a y a t
th e hom e of M r ah d M rs. F ra n k
P re sto n of Caldw ell.
J o h n S m it 'Was on Jury d u ty a t
P a y e tte M onday an d T u esd a y of
a ist week.
Mr. an d M rs. H a rry W ood le ft la st
week for T w in F alls w here they
p la n n ed to spend th e T h an k sg iv in g
h olidays a t th e h em e of M rs. W ood's
p a re n ts. Mr. an d M rs. J. H. P re sto n .
Mr. a n d M rs. G eorge S m it, J o h n
an d J a k e h a d T h an k sg iv in g d in n e r
a t th e hom e of th e ir d a u g h te r and
fam ily, Mr. and*M rs. G len G a lla n t
a t G oodrich, Ida.
G eorge S m it, J r „ re tu rn e d S a tu r ­
day fro m a week’s b u sin ess tr ip to
D etroit.
Kingman Kolony
m u k an d d au g h te r, P a u la K ay, of
Cald/well, called a t th e N edbalek
h i me S u n d ay .
Mr. a n d M rs. D avidson of C a ld ­
well v isited a t th e h o m e of M r. a n d
Mrs. G eo rg e S m it, M onday a f te r ­
noon.
T h e F a rm e re tte s club m et a t th e
C o m m u n ity h a ll W ednesday a f te r ­
week. M r. a n d M rs. G eorge G ra s-
noon of la s t week w qji a b o u t 15
m em bers an d g u ests p rese n t. P la n s
w ere m ad e fo r th e a n n u a l club
C h ristm a s p a r ty w hich will be a pot-
luck su p p er fo r m em b ers a n d th e ir
fam ilies w ith th e u su al tre e tr e a ts
a n d g ifts fo r th e ch ild ren , th e even­
ing of Dec. 17. A t th e close of th e
(Too la te for la st week)
T h e Edd B assets enjoyed a w eek­
en d visit from th e ir d a u g h te r and
fam ily, Mr. a n d Mrs. Pad Bowd-
ridges of S alem .
Billy a n d S ilas D ay sp e n t S u n d ay
a fte rn o o n a t Ed B assetts.
M r. an d Mrs. Bill R a tig a n an d
ch ild ren re tu rn e d hom e from a tv o
week>’ visit in N ebraska.
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H O PK IN
Do Not Be Over-Sold On Installment Plan
Buying and
INJURE YOUR CREDIT
WHEN WINTER COMES
The Pioneer Service Company that represents the largest organization of
business and professional men in the Northwest is calling your attention to
a condition that is quite serious for the local merchants, doctors, hospitals
and druggists.
That is: paying your bills once every six months or once a year.
A. Do you realize that your grocer
pays for his groceries once a
week or twice a month?
B. Do you realize that virtually all
the merchants have to pay their
bills every 30 days?
C. Do you realize that the gas and
service stations (or a lot of
them) yap every time that gas
is dumped?
D. Do you realize that your doctor,
your hospital and your druggist,
have to pay not only their
wholesale bills but also their
own personal bills every 30
days, and that when any of these
merchants carries a customer
over 30 days on his books his
profit is gone, and he is losing
money on his investment?
E. Do you realize what it costs to
send statements? After the sec­
ond statement is mailed out, it
costs from 35c to 40c a state­
ment. It is the handling charges
on the money that really counts.
Not the paper, the stamp, and
the time it takes to send it out.
So, why not quit taking advantage of your merchants and professional
men, and cooperate with them by paying your bills sooner; and thus help
the financial rating of your trade area as well?
By doing so, you are not only helping to keep your own credit good but
you are helping your merchant and your doctor to keep his credit good.
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MALHEUR COUNTY CREDIT BOARDS OF PIONEER SERVICE
A DRIAN—
Brown's Mrri-antilr Co.
BROGAN—
S m ith 's S toro
V llsm ey er S to r r
D RF.W SK Y —
I’o r te r - S itz Co.
JO R D A N V A LLEY —
l V tr 's S r r v ir r
JU N T U R A —
J u n t u r a G a ra g e
J u n t u r a M e rc a n tile
L e e 's T ex aco S ervice
NYSSA —
C lo v er L aw n D a iry
G a te C ity J o u r n a l
H o llin g sw o rth 's, In c.
N vsaa F u r n itu r e Co.
O w y h ee T ru c k A Im p le m e n t Co.
S a r a s ia C linic
T o b ler'* Fees! A F u e l
W e ste rn C o rru g a te r Ce.
W ilson B ro a D e p a rtm e n t S to re
W ilson'* S u p e r M a rk e t
O N T A R IO —
V A LE—
B ill’s A sso ciated
A lb e rtso n 's, In c .
C. C. A n d erso n S to re s Co
A ld red E le c tric
C a iro S erv ice
B ullock A uto P a r t s
C o n n ie 's S ervice & R e p a ir
C ro g h a n W elding
D e n tln g e r 's F eed A Seed
E a s te rn O reg o n E q u ip m e n t Co.
G A B F u r n itu r e A A p p lia n c e
C A It F u r n itu r e A A p p lia n c
G o o d m a n O il Co.
H o llin g sw o rth s', Inc.
H a n se n B la c k sm ith S h o p
H om e D airy
J a c k 's M a rk e t
H o llin g sw o rth 's , In c.
D r. R oy J. H ondo
H om e L u m b e r A C oal Co.
O n ta rio R adio. Inc. K SR V
H r. N eal E. M c C a rth y
M a lh e u r M ark et
M a lh e u r D ru g
M a lh e u r M otors. In e.
T h e M a lh e u r E n te rp r is e
M e e k e r-T a y lo r T r a c to r Co.
M oore H otel
P e te rso n F u r n i tu r e Co.
N icholson E q u ip m e n t Co.
R ic h fie ld S erv ice A G ro c e ry
O g u ra ’s R ad io a n d A p p lian ce
S erv ice C e n te r
O n ta rio A rg u s-O b se rv rr
S e rv ice C o m e r
O n ta rio C linic
O n ta rio G ra in Co.
V ale C o n su m e r's C o o p e ra tiv e
O r e - I d a L u m b er Co.
V ale D ru g S to re
P e te rs o n F u r n itu r e Co.
Y ale G ra in A Teed
D r. L. W. S to ffe r
V ale M e rc a n tile Co.
T u r f C a fe
V ale S u p p ly Co.
U. S. N a tio n a l R ank
F d g a r W ilke*. Jew eler
U N IT Y —
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B u rn t R iv e r M e rc a n tile
PIONEER SERVICE COMPANY, INC.
. Th* Largest Buslnes* Men « Orginization in the Northwest
Established in 1926
OREGON— IDAHO— UTAH—NEVADA DIVISION
Division Office
Harry C. Shelton, District MgT.
State Office
312 I.O.O.F. Bldg.
P. O. Box 691
Box 1616
Eugene, Oregon
Ontario, Oregon
Boise, Idaho
Watch for the Green and Black Hand Bills with Account« for Sale
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