Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, May 21, 1953, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    Kingman Kolony
Mr». EU Baiseli
Dial 2111
i rian .- .a x ! went to B< .-e W tdne -
day where they enjoyed the day.
Those from this com m unity weie
Sharon Fox. Ronald Day and Rus­
sell Bassett.
Mrs. Ed Bassett has been dressing
chickens for Mrs Bill Tcomb this
E ighth grade graduation wa- held week.
Friday night at Adrian. Those iron
Mr and Mrs. Bill Toomb returned
K ingm an Kolony who graduatec Monday from their trip to Clarkston
were Russell B assett, Ronald Day Wash., where they visited with her
and Sharon Fox
| m other. Mrs Conrad M artin They
T he eighth grade pupils and their also visited with her daughter and
teacher, Mr P atterso n , cf the Ad- | family. Mrs. V.ncent Scott, at R eu­
ben. Ore.
Mr and Mrs. G lenn Brown and
Mr and Mr- Willis C onant and
family enjoyed a wiener roast at
Willi- Ccnanta Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Phifer took little
K athy to the doctor in Nampa
Thursday.
Leon price from Ironside was a
C ustom L au n d erin g
Sunday vistor of his parents, Mr.
and Mr- L. R Price.
Self Service
Mr. a:.U Mrs. Claude Day attended
:he ball game between Nyssa and
H ours, 8 a m. - 6 p.m.
Pendleton Saturday.
W alter Gray was a dinner guest
10 So. 1st St.
Dial 3270
f David Hur.-t Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R Price, with
-everal other people, helped Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ilett celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. A1 Thom p-on and
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Toomb were some
from this com m unity who went on
the dairy tour Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter G ray and son
were week-end visitors with Mrs.
G ray’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. P.
French.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn H urst and
David attended the wrestling m atch ­
es in O ntario Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Bassett suffered a severe
cut on her hand Friday and Mrs.
L. L. G reaker took her to town to
have it sewed.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McConnell of
Ny.-sa, Mrs. Curren and her sister.
•
Mrs. Nixon, from Wisconsin were
C om pletely
visitors a t the A1 and Hcrschel
R em odeled for Y our
Thompson homes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. K reager de­
C onvenience
livered a saddle horse to the John
and
Robertson ranch a t Beulah S a tu r­
day, returning home Sunday.
C om fort
.e
i.
Prices Effective Thursday - Friday - Saturday
Help-Ur-Salf
Laundry
WE G IV E
F O R BETTER N U T R I T I O N
SK IN LESS
Our
Cool, Spacious
Dining Room
Icebox Jar
Brownie's
Cafe
D ial 3085
LOCAL NEWS
T ra c y
M rs. H a rry
C o u n c il of
and
fa m ily
were in Hillsboro over the week end
visiting a t the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barney.
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GR. ONIONS
3 for 100
GROUND B E E F
CARROTS
Bunch 70
S AU S A G E . . . 3 lbs. S I
Sarouk, K irm an and K ashan are |
the three most popular m odern Per-1
sian rugs.
. Lb . 3 9 0
3 lbs. S I
Loin, Rib. T-Bone
ASPARAG U S
2 lbs. 29c
STEAKS . . . . Lb. 55c
AVAC QD AS
Each 2 9 0
BEEF ROAST
20 ounce
Swiftning
3 lb. can
24-ounce
Sunny Jim
V .'V 'N t
Lb. 390
'ìbelicùyuó.Lf, îfau ïi!
SYRUP
of
Salt Lake City are here visiting Mr
and Mrs. O scar Erwin and other
friends and relatives.
M rs. G e o rg e C o b e rn
FRANKS
E a c h ..............................4 9 ç
Threeforks, Mont., visited Tuesday!
at the Victor H aburchak home. M r.:
and Mrs. Tracy are enroute to their j
home in San Francisco.
M r. a n d
3 for 10c
M H T B f l . ■,||i
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M rs. E d w a rd
R AD IS H ES
LOCAL
You Have
A Treat in Store
M r. a m i
Quality M eats
IS S S V EG ETA B LES 1
IF You Have
Not Yet Visited
—F am ily D inners
—D inn er P arties
—G roup L uncheons
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E a c h ................................
S H O R TEN IN G
E a c h ................................................. 8 3 c
46-ounce
Del Monte
bath size
Cashmere Bouquet
Bath Soap
PICKS ÜP 40 ADS BALES Tomato
3 bars
4 for
7'
REVOLUTIONARY, NEW
No. 303 tin
“A new salad taste treat"
S A LA D ETTES
2 f o r .................................................4 5 0
TANG
Elimínate the
Touches! Job on le u r Farm!
Now! You don’t lift a single bale by
hand! Snowco Bale Loader picks up
round or square bales — even those
weighing over 100 pounds. Works on
hilly as well as level ground.Truly a one-
man operation! Completely self-pow­
ered. No extra engine—No P.T.O. need­
ed. Telescoping tow bar places bales
anywhere in truck or wagon. Easily at­
tached in 10 seconds. Many now in use
in all parts of the country. Backed by
famous Snowco Guarantee.
C rrth is revolutionary Snowco Bale Loader
jC K on display. Watch it work! You'll be
amazed at its surprisingly low cost. Come to
tomorrow and ask for a demonstration. /
W hile Attending the Jersey Show
Be Sure to See Our Equipment Display
In the Farm Implement Division
Saturday, May 23
H O LLIN G SW O R TH S ', INC.
“Y our Jo h n D eere D ealer”
605 M ain
na
2 for
Quart
Salad Dressing
Joan of Arc
No. 303
390
3 for . .
No. 303 |
4 for
No. 303
Ida Dell
Cream Style
CORN
Each
Del Monte
SAU ERKRAUT
B U T T E R B EA N S
'Equivalent to two pounds
of regular Coffee"
chunk
Hawaiian Maid
f 'f O O M K
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