The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, January 23, 1920, Image 5

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OWYHEE
MICKIE SAYS
iMr. ami Mrs. Ray Cantrell went
to Emmett Saturday for a few days
visit.
(Mrs. Hen Logan gave a birth lay
dinner in honor o f Mr. Logan on
Sunday evening.
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ICl'aulde Smith, who has been very
ill with la grippe is now sitfriciiently
recovered to be around again.
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his pictures indicate. The trip was a
little too much fo r him as he oejae
home sick with a touch o f pneu­
monia.
OH, YOU JULY THE 0NETH
and: has been .condemned %»r
until repairs can be made.
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W ord received from Miss Marian
ijow e of W alla W alla by her parents
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stated tnat she had unex. ectedly m «t
Mrs. F. Kdingback, o f Nyssa, who 1«
there for a shora visit, on the
streets o f W alla W alla, and that
they enjoued a pleasant visit to­
gether at he home of Mrs. K lin « ’
back's i>areuU.
State
Lumber
Mrs. T . M. Low e has consented
to g ive a demontion In the making
o f home made hominy at the Liopan
Co.
home in the netr future, date -as yet
not stated. The opportunity to gain
this useful knowledge should not be
neglected by Owyhee housewives and
all interested1 are invited to be pres­
ent.
Mr.
O tto
Schweiaer
of
.Caldiwell
visited a t the -o w e ranen this week.
The
Parent-Teachers
w ill have a m eeting a t
ouse Friday afternoon.
association
the school
The roa'i on th e Owyhee ditch
bank is umumally slippery lately. On
Tuesday evening while d rivin g home
from school the Huffman children
narrowly escaped a slide into the
river.
Try our
Nyssa Meat Maiket
use
became the ow ner» o f a new Over-
. ¿ y ^ a u t o m o U i« .
The onion la one o f the most vnlua
hie vegetables, and should he entea
freely
throughout
the year. A little
sprig o f
parsley
eaten after eating
onions will remove
the
objectionable
odor.
O n i o n s Stuffed
With Nuts. — Boll
"5
— even sized onions
• b i n e or m a n
until teuder, remove the centers, chop
and mix these with butter, chopped
nuts, salt, pepper and bread crumbs.
Fill the onions and pour around them
Graduate o f Palmer School o f Chiropractic.
Chiropractic Fountain Head
a little thin cream or rich milk, or any.
Nyssa, Oregon
Office hours—9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m.
broth with which to baste them while
baking. Serve as a garnish to a plat­
ter o f pork chops or they may take
the place of meat.
Baked H a n — Soak a iiani over night.
Ilf the m o ritn f put In a kettle one
FOR S A LE — 80 acres on. State
onion, o * carrot, six cloves, six pep­
percorns, one bay le a f and water to Highway, one mile north west of
cover.
Simmer fo r tw o hours. When | N'yssa— G. M. WMTKLdiFF, James-
tender remove the skin, place on a town, O.
Advlfttf.
ruck In a baking pan and Imke two to _________________________________________
three hours, hasting with elder and n ;
W A N T E D __A loan of $700 or »800
cupful o f water from the ham liquor. I on dwelling property in Nyssa. Obli
When done stir im a tablespoonful of |
at The Journal office for particulars.
brown sugar into the elder sauce and
cover the ham and brown. Serve hot — a d m -2 0 .
with the liquor from the pan poured
FOR S A LE — A few Choice Hol­
around if, or served in a gravy boat.
String beans are delicious cooked stein heifers, due to freshen soon.
for several hours with a piece of sweet, E. F. Pratt. — AEv IS tf
firm salt pork. They are good cooked
with olive rill or with bacon. Season
P R O F E S S IO N A L .
them sometimes with cheese er chop­
ped parsley or chives.
Hot Potato Salad.— Boll half n dozen PH Y S IC IA N S and SURGEONS
potatoes and slice while hot.
I'M
thin slices f f bacon and cut them into
smal^ bits, using half a cupful. Pour
J. J. S A R A Z IN
oft the fat, leaving two tnblespoonful«,
Stir Into this one tnblespoonfnl o f flour,
Phjrsidtnn and Surgeon
a pinch Of mustard, a dash of cayenne
and salt to taste. Stir until smooth,
adding gradually one-half cupful o f Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m.
mild vinegar. L et t ile dressing boll,
C. W.;de BOER. Prop-
jid d the bacon and adm ail onion finely
chopped, (lien the potatoes.
Serve
very hot.
WEE6-E,
W IL L IA M
Nippon Salad.—T o one cupful of
■ crab meat non one dozen stuffed olives
EDGAR
FO R TN E R . M D
chopped, two c u p fjls o f celery and
Fiench dressing well seasoned to mar­
Physicians and Surgeons
inate.
Serve wit^ mayonnaise dress­
W E A R E TOiLD T H A T LUM BER IS
ing garnished with capers and pickles.
Offices Over First National Bank
N O T H IG H, T H A T A BUSH Eli. OF
GRAIN, A T O N
F H A Y , A HOG, A
F rt¿ E
SH E E P OR
SiTBHR W IL L BUY
OREGON
O N TA R IO ,
MORE LU M B E R T H A N EVER BE­
FORE.
GOVERNM ENT
STATIS­
TIC S IN D IC A T E T H IS IS TRUSS—
BUT JUST T H E SAM E IT COOTS
DON S. N UM BERS,
M ONEY T O BUILD.
TH E R E F O R E , NOW, MORE T H A N
EVER, IT B EHOOVES T H E PROS
PH Y S IC IA N a SU RG E O N
P E C T IV E B U IL . .Jft T O ftp G U L A T E
HIS EXPH N D 1TURE8 UPON AN IN­
Parma.
V E S T M E N T B A S IS - R E A L V A L U E
Phone 40
IXMl E V E R Y DOI j LAR.
TH IS IS W H E R E T H E GEM STA TE
COMBS IN.
C M IR O PR A C TO K
W H E T H E R IT IS T H E N S W HOME
A RE-MODEL O F TU B OLD W IT H
IN T E R IO R FIXTURES AND 3U IU r
in f u r n t t u h e , o r a b a r n , o a ­
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rage ,
G RANARY.
HOO-HOIWE.
M AC H IN E
SHED,
FMSD RACK,
chiropractor
HEADER
BOX, H A T R A CK, Oft
Graduate of Palm er School r f
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GATE, O U ll "CUOTOll-
Chiropractic
K R S-AID " PI A N « W ILL, H E L P YOU
NYSSA, OREGON
BUHLD BCO NOM rCAflAY, W W H . l
Office hours 9:00 a. m to 4:00 j>. I
AND W E L L
PH O N E N O .8
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Census taker Davis made his head­
Mrs. GooMim— Is your husband n tee­
quarters at the Kllngbaok home
totaler, Mrs. Wayback?
w h ile canvassing up the river beyond
-Mrs. Wayback— Only at. limes, Mrs.
Mitchell Butte.
Goesuni, ami he prefers «.'"Ifee, any­
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas Fisher recently how.
NO
C L IF P O M PAINE
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“ What is the secret <>f lier popu­
larity?''
" I don't know. That Is one secret
she enn and d ats-keep to, herself.”
Fresh bolted P o m Meal fo r Sate
iu any quantity, sacks w ill b e furn­
ished'. W e also do custom o ^ d j n g
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Hatflqfd
W m . Peutr returned Mondkiy tfom
Portland, w b ere he had takgn a cur O.
load o f cattle. W hile there he saw
General Pershing In a parade, says
he is a younyer looking man than
B E TW E IN
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Val«,
TRANSFER,
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D E N TISTS
Supplies a n d Accessories
DR. T. O. H U M PH R E Y «
DENTIST
Telephone 81
NYM A
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N Y S sA , OREGON
Autnatbile and
Gtncral
Repairing
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DR. A- R ROBERTS
(7
Bedas.
Panna, Idaho
Phon« 43
D k 'UTIST
Prop:
Between Depot and M»in Street
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D. SWIFT & CO.
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GATE CITY
GARAGE
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FUTURE
A TTO R N E Y A T LA W
MANNER FOR THE
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BEST INTER
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JOHNSON.
W. FI. Brooke - P. J. Gallagher
a t t o r n e y s - a t - u a
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R. W. SW A G LE R
C. W. Reberger
THE
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LORIN
Auto Accesoci es and Supplies ™
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MANAGEMENT
CONDUCT THE BUEINE** IH THE
VA£*E
Repairing W ork
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P A T I N T LAWYERS,
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I 303 Seventh St., Washing?™, D. C J
PA U L SMITH
Nyssa
Oregon
NOTICE
TO
THE
PUBLIC
Building
mad Mtvp too ifionoy Writo today.
Good, young, heavy/
work team—a well
broke and reliable
team for any work.
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W ilson
Phones:
P A T E N T * BUILD FORTUNES *”
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P h o n e 52
DR. W . G HOWE
DBNTtST
t r n r i# m u r k s and copyright* obtained or no
f*p. Send m o d ^ L k etch p « o r photo« and de-
vTlptfon for f K k
S E A R C H and report
on patentability.
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For Sale
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Chiropractors locate and adjust the cause o f
rheumatism by using C H IR O PR AC TIC VER­
TE B R A L AD JUSTM ENTS with the bare
hands only. The canse will be found in the
pressure on the nerve*, thru the vertebrae
(small bones of the spine) being displaced.
The vital force is thus prevented from How
ing thru the nerves to (he various organa
and abnormal metabolism is thus produced,
with the resultant formation of Uric acid.
These vertebrae are pui into proper align­
ment by the Chiropractor
The result is
H E A LTH .
Consultation and Spinal Analysis Free.
GUARANTEED
The sudden high water in the riv­
er Friday caused a big tee jam at
the railroad bridge near Kingman
station. Several attempts have been
made to blast the ice out but the
bridge .was considerably damaged
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EYES
EARS
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ARMS
HEART
LUNGS
LIVER
STOMACH
PANCREAS
SPLESN
KIDNEYS
SM ALL BOWEL
LARGE BOWEL
G ENITAL ORGANS
THIGHS L L B Q i
Home Brand Lard
M r. and Mrs. Gea. Smith recently
sol'd their ranch to Mr. K e rr o f On­
tario, who brought out a load of
farm impliments Wednesday. The
Smiths are not obliged to g 'v e
fl­
ic.-ts ion until the first o f March.
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Chiropractic for
Rheumatism
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V. J. ENOS» D. C.
Miss Fay Miller, o f Emmett, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ray Oantrell.
The ice went out oif the OwyHee
river with arush Friday evening, the
break up oecuring very suddenly.
Over tw elve hundred sheep belong­
ing to Aleck Ballentine, o f Caldiwell
which were being fed on the river
bar at the W . W . Smith ranch were
overwhelm ed and drowned. Several
hundred sheep belonging to J.
„ Gordon and Mr. Sewell were drown­
ed also. A crew o f eight men finish
ed skinning the dead1 sheep Wed­
nesday. Mrs. Ballentine came over
from Caldiwell to take i picture of
the heap o f dead heep.
A II H i m
OB soy of the
M o w in g psnam sy b t o u n i by
•arres Impinged u U m spU w kf
FOOD FOR TODAY.
oowi* t ' PRESS
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and family
who have been living in Nyssa since
August, are m oving back to their
homestead in the Owyhee.
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iMr. and Mrs. Clias Fisher and son
Paul and Mr. Geo. Skinner were
guests o f grandma Bradley's Sunday
evening.
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Helping the hopeful, a hundred to
one;
And through the cliaoe, htgh wisdom
arranges
Ever success, if you’ll only hold on.
IMisia Maude Clark has been very
ill with lagrippe for several days.
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Never give up! There are chances and
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Wilson Bldg.
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