The Gate city journal., June 11, 1920, Image 2

FORTT-HVI
TO SIXTH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
W eston F. Shields, ¡ a *tor
Christian Endsavcr at 6:45 p.
] Sunday School at 10 a. o>
Junior Christian Endeavor immedi­
ately after Sunday School.
Prayermeetmg every Wednesday at
7:30 p m
rublisbod every Friday at Nysaa. Ore­
gon, by
FRED L. SHEETS.
FRIDAY, J U N I U, 1920
HAY SEASON IS
HERE
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
v -lered as eecoiiu-ciua m an er April
. „ im V, at the poetoffice at Nyssa.
Oregon, under the Act of March 3.11
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR
Malheur County, State of Oregon.
In the Matter of the E state of
George E. Ward, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, II. J. Ward, the duly
appointed, qualified and acting ad-
ministrator of said estate, has filed
his final account and report herein
and by order of said Court, duly
made and entered on the 27th day pf
May, 1020, the hearing of said ac­
count will be had at the Court
House at Vale, in said County and
State, on the 6th day of July, 1920,
at which time and place any and all
! objections to said final account will
j be heard and the sain account
settled; and all persons concerned
therein are further notified to be
present at said time and place to
• show cause, if any there be, why the
said account and report should not
oo approved, allowed and settled and
the undersigned be discharged as
such administrator and his bond ex-
1 onerated.
H. J. WARD,
Administrator of the Estate
of George E. Ward, deceased.
First Publication June 4.
Last Publication July 2.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
One year, in advance..................... $1 50
Blx months in advance________ __ 76e
Useful, Anyway.
Bacon—"Been buying a couple of
hooks. I see." Egbert—“Yea; Just got
Vm down the street.” Bacon—“What
books are they?” Egbert—“One’s a
cookbook for my wife; the other's
•First Aid for the Sick,’ for myself.”—
Yonkers Statesman.
P R O F E S S IO N A L .
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
J. J. SARAZIN
Physician and Surgeon
Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m,
WILUAM J. W U M , M. D
EDGAR S
FORTNER, M B
Physicians and W g e c n e
Offices Over F irst National Bask
ONTARIO,
ORBQON
PHYSICIAN a SURGEON
Phone 40
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DENTISTS
DR. C. M. TYLER
Ontario, Or«.
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DR. T. O. HUMPHREY*
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DENTIST
Phon« 48
Services at 11 a. m. on the 1st, 3rd
end 6th Sundays. At 7:30 p. m. on the
2nd and 4th Sundays.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a
|m .
“Give” and “Get.”
The two little words "give” and
"get” sum up the differing creeds of
I earth and the ambitions of mankind.
Those who are eager to bestow, to en-
| rich the world nrotind lliem. to ble>s,
I to help, to uplift, constitute the one
j class. The other crowd grasps every
thing for self, only Its own.
Parm«, Idaho
DR. A. R ROBERTS
DeNTIST
Between Depot and Main Street
O ntario , O regon ,
I
Ii>ST—Two horses; one d rk sor-
al S years old, branded on M t stl-
(le with bar over IJ, knees out a
little in front; and the oth er one an
old gray mare w ith halter on when
she left. Finder please notify C. T,
Carson, Ontario, Ore.
39-2t**
DENTIST
n
Rev. VV. W. Deal, Paator
Too Precious to P art With.
New paper guilder currency recent­
ly Issued lu Java by the Jnvascb®
| hank was so admired by the Chinese
I and natives when first Issued that it
was hoarded. The notes were printed
by an American company, and include
JVi-gullder and 1 guilder denn.i ,a-
tlons. They were Intended to relieve
the present scarcity of silver coins.
Parma,
P hone 5L
ATTORNEYS
Owyhee Mondays-Thursd
A pplevalley Tuesdays Frida,,
Arcadia Wednesday-Saturdar i
Trade where your patronage
appreciated.
Makes the Body Sour
Successors to
C ”. de BOER
N in e Out o f Ten People
j* Buffer From It
mu It sends its
harmful acids and gnses al
the b o d y , instead of health and
Igth. Day and night this ceaseless dam-
goes ond No matter how strong, iti
im cannot long withstand the health-
fects of an acid stomach.
Good news for millions of sufferers.
Chemists have found a sure remedy—onr
hat takes th e acid up and carries it out
>f the body; of course, when the cause is
«moved, the t ifTerer gets well.
Bloating, indigestion, sour, acid, gassy
■tomach ■ ben -, all removed. This it
P L « la Vjroven by gvrr half a million ailing folk*
C / A i m 1 0 X le a se I£h0 haTe £ klll EATONIC With wondcr-
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n . . MI benefits. It can be obtained from any
U U r IC C C r e a m uilllil jruggist, Who will cheerfully refund its
coat if not entirely satisfactory,
ryone should enjoy its benefits. Fre-
itly th* first tablet gives relief.
St. Joseph's
Home for
the Aged
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
FINAL ACCOUNT.
NOTICE, It hereby given by the
undersigned, the Ancillary Executor of
the Estate of Fred J. Kiesel, deceased,
that he has filed in the above entitled
Court his Final Account of his admini-
Conducted by the Dominican Siaters, stratum of that part of the estate of
Ontario, Oregon
j the ¿aid decedent, situated in the State
Moderate term s by month or life. of Oregon and the said court has set
Apply -Mother
Mother Sup
Superior,
Tuesday, June 29, 1920, nt 1:00 o’clock
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APP*y
p, m., *n the Courtroom of the above
^ v- May. June and July.
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I entitled Court, in the Ceerthouae in
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the Town of Vale. Malheur Count], j
1 have too much land and wish to sell Oregon, as the time and place for haar-
a l! or part of, 80 acres between Owy-! ¡ng objections to said report,
ar.d
hee and bhoe tring canal* in sectii.n settling the same and for the discharg
26. A 240 acre relinquishment at the of ...a.
the wsarxs
gaid fktlt
Ancillary Executor and
Big Bend. 2 whole blocks
about' closing said ert«te
3 acres each in Kyssa, Several desirable
GILBERT L. KING,
lots also in Nyssa.
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Ancillary Executor of aaid Estate.
W. B. Hoxie,
First Publication, May 21. 1920.
Nyssa, Oregon
Last Publication, June 18, 1920
For That Satisfying Drink
For That Palatable Dish
Try O ur Fountain
We Aim trt
,
SALVATION ARMY OPENS STATE RESCUE
,
HOME FOR UNFORTUNATE GIRLS OF OREGON.
Foster’s Drug Store Ladies K eep Y our Skin
Clear, Sw eet, H ealthy
W ith C uticura Soap
and C uticura T alcum
Nysaa, Oregon
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15 Hand Jack
In the Middle a g es In E n g la n d mnny
I 'rbiklng pots were m ad e with hoops
ATTORNEY AT LAW
VALE
OREGON
W ill
I so i tin t when two nr «MM« pi
W. II. Brooke - P. J. Gallagher
dra n k from th e sam e pot or t an k a rd
I no one of them should take more than
I Ms share, each hoop m a r k ln c a half
•. t h ir d or a fourth of the c o n te n ts of
'lie pot. accordin g to Its make.
stand through th # season 1920 mt tht
Nyssn Livery Barn
A Pailm Beach Suit with a Panama
H at and canvas ¿hoe* will keep you
Ontaro, O r| cool
der to sta rt a rumor than
(I It off.
Phone 23 M if you cannot call at the barn.
PAR1MLV CLOTHING STORE.
PO SIT IV E L Y R E M O V E D by D r. B « r r r ’«
K reck ie < /lo t» « n t- Y our d ru g g ie t o r kg
m all, «LSc. h r« « book D r . C . M. B s r r y
C « ., 2 9 7% M ic h ig a n A v e n u e . C h ic a g o .
The Verdict.
“Do you think my son Is now ripe
sr musical honors?”
“Ripe?[ No, sir; lie’s rotten.”
Make Dates a head of time as we cannot g uartutef
service unless you do so.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW’
FRECKLES
Honey Yield Higher.
The avernve yield of surplus lionpy
to 1919 was 50 pounds to 11 colony of
limey bees, os estim ated by the bu­
reau of croji estimates. United States
lepartment of agriculture. This Iseon-
dderably shove average of 45 pounds
In 1918, Snd of 41 0-1O pounds for tt.a
Ive years 1013-1917. 't he relative pro­
portions In which the honey of the
last two years was marketed are Indi­
cated by 50 for extracted honey, 31 for
^He.v and 10 for hulk honey,
one-third of the product fjoes to
markets.
SAMPSON
FOR S-ALEJ—3-year-ol-d' m are with
colt by hor aide, has been worked
a few times, will make a 1700 pound
mare. Inquire Gate City Garage. 3f
. —“ When I was 45 yean
inkharn’s Vegetable Com
pound carried m «
through the critical
periouof the Change
of Life in safety. 1
am over 60 and nave
raised a family ol
eight children and
am in fine health.
M y daughter and
d a u g h te r s - in - la n
r e c o m m e n d voui
V e g e t a b l e Com­
pound and I still take
_ it occasionally my-
t liberty to use m]
—Mrs. A l ic e R aney ,
ima.
Life is one o f the most
is of a woman’s existence.
J-fashioned root and herb
be relied upon to overcome
d g symptoms which accom-
„ women everywhere should
that there is no other remedy
to earrv women so successfully
this trying period as Lydia EL
’s Vegetable Compound.
knt special advice write to
ikham Medicine Co., (con-
,ynn, Mass.
Your letter
.id, read and answered by a
held in strict confidence.
N>ssa 'feat Market A cid S to m a ch
ANDERSON & BURBIDGE
Hooped Pots and Jack Cade.
C. M. CRANDALL
Wilson Bldg
Our delivery wPI be out your
twice a we»k.
This Is a photograph of the Ifugao Ignrrot rice terraces, which are among
the most remarkable of their kind In i! • • world. I
of the man]
marvelous sights for the tourist to ■ •
“1 are to be
found In the Ifugao district of the Mouutain province, .Northern Luzon.
The height of these terraces, which are held up by s ■ ne walls, is from 4
to 18 feet, averaging 8 feet high. It is estll
12,121
eigh t-foot stone wails In the Ifugao terraces, which is approximately half
the distance around the world.
These terraces are skillfully Irrigated by water b r tight lu troughs along
! the precipitous mountain sides over long distances,
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
•TATE OF OREGON. FOR
METHODIST CHURCH
MALHEUR COUNTY
I
DON S. NUMBERS,
No doubt you will want meat for
crew. We can take care of y,
wants if you phone us your orders
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V Word of Help to Womec
of Middle Age From
Mrs. Raney.
R W. SWAGLER
Tralta of the Grizzly.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
| The grizzly rarely hibernates, prefer
Rooms 12, 14, 15
ring to prowl the forests In tin .*
.
Wilson Bldg.
months. He Is n meat e n t e r , as »,
ONTARIO
OREGON as being fond of honey. ro,.ts and e.-.-s
and usually kills his own food, t in
cubs come to the mother bear In her
den among the rocks, ami she Is in
LESLIE J. AKER
sanely courageous In defense of them
ATTORNEY AND ACCOUNTANT
INCOMB TAX ADVISER
A Pailm Beach Suit with a Panama
Post office Building, Ontario, Oregon. H at and can van ¿dices will keep you
cool.
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY
■P.-VROiA CILOTH1NG STORE.
AND DIAMONDS
N ew Glazing Device.
A new glazing device squirts the
putty Into plaee til er the :
f
the hand. It Ims the nppearnr.ee of a
grease gun. used for filling nm -i •
bile grease cups. It Is secured to the
w r i s t and gin '■ ! t v t>
also controls the fi n of putty.
Kepalrta« a Specialty
F IF tR -S JEWELRY STORE
G A T E C IT Y
GARAGE
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Aato
■ t*«4
J
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There need be but on« mho« tf
I every on* knew—8ELZ—Bn them at
M
PARMA (XOTH1NG STORE
__ a
NYSSA JACK ASSOCIATION l B N ck
Your Hedth
dragging around day after
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Salvation Army Rescue Heme and seme of its babi««.
The Salvation Army, a* one
Program for 1920, has taken over of the big features of tti Home Servic«
....
nas laxen over and < pened the White Shield home tn Port-
land as a rescue and
he. for umoriuoate
.» la
>* _ a »«.ic-wioe
snd maternity home
unfortunate gii._.
girls. It
state-wide
ere.
under
the ' - most plea>ant
—
home, where,
pleasant surroumtr»»-
surroundtags, with
expert medical
7011 n cr
care the young mother is helped to shape hor life anew. Last year, tn the
west alone. 1948 gtrls turned from the nightmare of despair to such
Salvation Army sanctuaries as this Of these. 900 were returned to the
homes they left in their shame and. through the offices of the Salvation
Army workers, were welcom'd and their burden* lightened for them. The
Portland home nursery now echo- s t th* daiightsd emsing of more than a
-tadsr
lu roof
taught how
to go out into the world ami w.n a ch i t • bered
living tar
herself
sad and
her bahv
Go to the
C. W. Reberger *|
Mill
WRITE TODAY
cxi - o p s t o r e , c a l d w e l l .
PIGS FOR SALE—I have a number
o* extra good pig« for Sul«.
No. 60 -F- 21 . E . M. DEAN.
Nyssa Flour
a
Get your nam* «n tb* larges! rsgu'sv
mailing Est In or f* *go" veoeive Fre«
by r*tsrn ssail an up-to-dat« prie« liât
of **v*rsl hundrsd pièces mde*. u«sd
M ld a ily addres»
i dull backache? Are you
n o i u ili^ a
e u u j t v i . to
sv
lame i mornings—subject
FLOUR & FEED
Chopping
and
Phone 36 R.
Grinding
Rouble. Get back your health
it. For quick relief get plenty
d exercise and use Doan'l
Pills
They have helped
>. Ask t/ 9 ><r neighbor'
Buy Storage Coal
NOW
à
Aberdeen
N ut and Lump D O A N ’ S V E S T
A n Idaho Case
F r a n k K e n n e y , 89
R iv e r S t.. W a lla c e ,
Id a h o , sa y s : “ My
k id n e y s w e re o u t
o f o r d e r a n d th e s c -
l< r e tlo n s w e re to o
f r e q u e n t In p a s s ­
a g e. M y b a c k a c h e d
c o n s ta n tly th r o u g h
m y k id n e y s . H e a r ­
in g a b o u t D o a n 's
K id n e y P ills I g o t
a
box an d
th e y
h e lp e d m e so m u c h
rig h t a w a y I k e p t
i j o n t a k i n g th e m u n -
(m tll I w a s c u re d o f
’ th e
D w ii ' i
Nyssa Barben
Shop
for
— . dizzy spells, a n d sh a rp , stab-
T h e n th e re 's surelv some-
1 tLing y r iu .
P ro b a b ly it's kidney
— - w n i v aw » m u t e c u n v u n
S fc u
w a‘t ^ ’r m ore serious
n yssa
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Box
l-MILBL'RN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y.
Gem State Lumber Co
NYSSA, OREGON
Shaving.'Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Baths
at A ny Store, 60c
ill
F l i e s ! ^DCSEASB
wr*. D A I S Y F I T g l L L K R 1 « ™ « ' •"*
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PHONE N
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M «-ls o f m rtsl.
r n n ’t spill or tip « v e t ;
I sotl or injurs
P r t v R g fifrr
n .i FR
•t jroor d«s«*r or
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Sa't Lake City. No. 20--1920