Image provided by: Nyssa Public Library; Nyssa, OR
About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1920)
THl GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. PERPETUAL PEACE 'The m a m and think where jrour money goee when cmm yea buy eaatera Sard. at the net weights on all pails local lard end the local farmer gets the Nyssa Meat Market THE GRIFFITH ELECTRIC CO. * » 157J W e build up to a Standard, Not down to a Price S Liberty Theatre, Nyssa * Saturday, August 21. Harry Carry’s latest pictara “Human Stuffs Two-reel Comedy & Burton Holmes. Big Double Bill Sunday. 22 Big Double Bill Vaudeville T H E BOTTOM OF TH E W O R L D Vaudeville X Sir Kraut Shasklaton’s thrilling atUmpt te cron ike Soath Pol*. Ala« Baby Marie Osborne, as Miss Gingersnap, and Fox NoWa Baby June Pnrrington a flvt year-old wander, in muile. danca and aong. TUESDAY, 24th Prank Mayo In H utuc “The Bruit Breaker” t raal coinady and Pox Nawa. THURSDAY, 26th BIG BILL HART in kia iataat piatera “The Toll Gate” Alaa Pord Weakly. ‘THE LOST CITY ” Starts Saturday, August 28.” FOR THE IN D IV ID U A L A N D FOR T H E STATE G A Psrson with No Education has but Oas Chance in 110,000 Is rtadsr Distinguished Servise te the Puhlio. With Common School Education........4 chsases With High School Education_______ 87 ckancaa With College Educatien....... ...... 800 ehaaeea Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? THOSE STATES ARK W EALTH IEST THAT MOST IN EDUCATION. H AVE INVESTED Oregon Agricultural College Through a ‘‘Liberal and Practical Edueatias” pre pare the Young Man and Young Wanaan far Usaful Citizenship aad auccessfal Caraers in AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING M INING HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCE PHARM ACY FORESTRY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Tha Training Includes PH YSICAL EDUCATION. MUSIC. ENGLISH, MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and tha Othar Essentials o f a Standard Technical Collage Courae Fall Term Opens September 2o, 1920. T U IT IO N IS FREE FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO TH E REGISTRAR.Oregon Agricultural C*Hege,<’orvalHa,Or. B- Second Hand Cars Get oar prices on Tires before baying elsewhere C. C. COTTON, Prop. GEORGE WAYT FARM MACHINERY Agents far JO H N D EER E L IN E Plows, Harrows. Discs, Spreaders. Mowers, Binders, Haying Tools, Forks, Cables, etc. lee Separators, Assecistsd Gas Enginss, Cuskmaa Engines, Ensilage Cutters, SUo Packers: stock t a i n for all Macklnes on band at all times. ONTARIO Rskes, Cream B i n 'er of re OREGON Watch Your Watch Da net let your watch run until It stops fe» want af ail. Tba pivots become worn, and ta make it kaap time they must ba replaced with now ones and tbia ia vary expensive. If yen will Have it cleaned and Oiled 1 1 ; ] < ones a yoar'you will save dollars. Henry Millar at McDowell's'Furu- iture.Store has bad 26 years axparianca. aad has warkod ia Ontario avsr a year, where he has givon the bast af satisfaction on Watches and Jewelry. If year riag Is tea large ar too small ha can fix it. If you can locate the joint, work will ba done fraa ef eharge. Give me a trial and sea what I can do for yea. Remember the place, ‘ ] i J Ontario Far a pretty and satisfying dessert to he served on special occasions, try Rice and Almond Cream — Blanch one-half cupful of almonds, cut In thin strips, put In a double boilet •T H E • with three cup -U N IV E R SIT Y - ful* of milk, one- fourth cupful of an gar and one-half teaspoonful —ia maintained by the atate of salt; when hot add one cupful of in order that the young peo well washed rice. Cook until the rice ple of Oregon may recaWe, Is tender; when ready to serve, fill without coat« the benefita of sherbet cups half full, put on a ten- apoonfill of apple Jelly, then fill with • liberal education. whipped sweetened cream with an The University includes the College of other bit of Jelly on top. Literature. Science and the A rts, the Prince of Wales Cake.— part— Graduate School, the School of Phys Cream one half cupful of butter, add ical Education, and tha professional Schools o f Law. Medicine (at Portland). one cupful of molasses, one-half cup Architecture. Commerce, Journalism. ful of strong coffee, sift one teaspoon- Education and Music. fnl each of soda, nutmeg, cinnamon, High standards o f scholarship are clove«, with two cupfuls of flour. Add made possible by an able faculty, well three well beaten egg yolks end one equipped laboratories and a library of cupful of rnlslns. nearly 100,000 volumes. Light part—Cream one-half cup of Supervised athletics are encouraged butter, add one cupful of augar gradu and every attention given the health ally. Mix and sift together one cupful and welfare o f the students. of flour with one-half cupful of corn ^Yitfc m h e i g h t e n e d c o n f i d e n c e starch and two teaspooadnla o f baking g a i n e d bp t h e r e c e n t e i p r e i a i o n powder; add the dry Ingredients al o f pn hlic aopport. the ( ’ n iv e r a it r ternately with one-half ennful of milk. l e n o w e n t e r i n g n p o n nn e r a o f l a r g e d e v e l o p m e n t nnd em tsn de d Cut and fold In the wSgps of three a s s fa ln s s s . eggs beaten stiff. Bake In leyere. Al For a catalogue or for any information, ternate a dark with white layer when address: putting together. THE lEGIftTRAR Luncheon Deoaert— Pour lemon Jelly U n iv e r s it y nf O regon over orange sections, hanana. pineap Eugene, Oregon ple and grapefruit Whea welded serve with cream. PI q or Data Pudding.— Beat one egg, separating the yolk and white, one- half cupful of milk, six tableepoonfuls of Ice water, one-third of a cup of but ter, one cupful nf flour, one and one- half tea spoonfuls o f baking powder, one-half pound of ftga or dataa, two tablespoonfuls o f mnlaasee. Cream the butter, which may be a butter suhatl- tute; add the egg yolk, tnolaoses. part o f the flour, lee water, remainder of flour with the baking powder, well Shaving, Heir Catting sifted. Add the flgs or dates which Hot and Cold Botin have been cut In bits and rolled In flour; lastly the white of egg beatea stiff with s pinch o f salt. N YSSA O R EG ON Beat one egg, add one-half cup of sugar and half-cup of hot mRk with flavoring. Serve at oooa. | Henry Miller A t M c D o w o U ’ b Store Oregon M Orders tadeu for Jewelry, Cloaks. Silverware, et*. Wa will nat haadle cheap stuff. Tba beat Is non* tao goad. Also Diamond Expert • OREGON • Dark s The Lax Fountain Satisfies SOME GOOD BUYS IN "Tvu+watL GOOD THINGS FOR OCCASIONS. EDUCATION PAYS IDivediate delivery on Ford C an, Trucks and Fordaon Trae ton EVIDENCE TO THE EFFECT X PHONES For a meat substitute, If your fan»- lly Is fond of onions, try these: Stuffed On* ana With Ham.— Parboil as many ooloas as will be need e d ; remove the centers and fill with one-half cupful of bread crumbs and the same of chopped bam and tongue, or either alone. Place the T suppose she la a nuisance since stuffed onions In a pan wltb one cupful of stock or butter and she learned to be a grand opera singer T" water, half a teaspoonful of salt and a “ Nope, she doesn't bother the com few dashes of pepper. Bake until soft. Serve with a sauce made from the munity none to speak of. She won't gravy In the pan, adding flour and sing for less than $1,000 a perform butter and the yolk of an egg just be ance, and nobody will pay i t ” fore serving. Stuffed Onlens and Chestnuts.— Par boil ten onions until tender; cut o f Jhe tops and scaop out the centers. Chop these fine, seasoning with salt and pepper and chopped parsley; mix with half a cupful of bread crumbs aad one-quarter cupful of melted but ter. Put In a spoonful of the mixture aad three or four blanched chestouts, thea another spoonful. Bake slowly, bastlDg wltb butter and hot water. Ml Baked Onions and Cheese.— Parboil a half dozen even-sized onions, drain nnd put a layer Into a baking dish, then cover with a layer of rich white sauce and three or four tablespoonfuls o f cheese, grated or minced; repeat with another layer o f onions, season ing well with salt and paprika; cover with the white sauce and cheese and finish with a thick covering of but tered crumbs. Bake until the erumbi are brown. Onien Salad.— Chop one or more Southern onions, mix with minced “I don’t believe Comeap’s boast that parsley and French dressing, highly he has a pedigree In his family. Do seasoned with salt and cayenne. Serve you?” on head lettuce. “He has proof of It. They owa a Onien Sandwich.— Chop a mild onion dog with a screw taU.” very fine; add vinegar, a little oil, salt and pepper lo taste. Spread on but-, tered bread and serve as a Sunday Notice of Final Settlement. night lunch, after church. In tea County Court of tha Stats of Orsgen, for Malhaur County. Onion Soup.— Take one cupful of onion puree, that is cooked onion put In tha matter af tha estate of Dirk Sehaurman, deceased through a sieve. Mix one tablespoon Notiae is hereby given that the un ful of butter and flour together, add dersigned, Klaas Stum, the daly ap three cupfuls of milk and when scald pointed, qualified and acting adminis ing hot stir In the puree. Cook for trator of tha aatate of Dirk Snhirur- a few minutes to cook the flour, add man, deceased, kaa filed kia Final Re a well beatea egg mixed with half part and Aceoant. and by erdar ef tha a cupful of celd milk and when hot, above entitled ceart made and antared on tka 11th day af August, 19*0, the net boiling, serve. hoariag af aaid Final Report and At count will be had In the County Court reem ia the Ceart House at Vale, Malhaur Ceanty, Oregon, on Monday, tha llth day ef September, at 2 o'clock p. as., at wblsh time and place any aad all objeetiana t* said Fiaal (apart aad Account may ba fllad ia writing, and said objactions thereto heard and datarminad by aald •oort. KLAAS STAM, Admialstrator of the eatate af Dirk Sskaurnaan, deceased. R. W. Bwagler. True happiness—Te be truly happy Attorney far Estate. le a question of how we begin and not Data of first publication Aug. 13, 1920 how we end, ot what we want and not Date of last pablicatlon. Sept. 10. 1920 oi what we have.—Stevenson. 'è r AN D ER SO N & BURBIOGE Ontario, Oregon. FORD DEALER THE ODORIFEROUS BULB. K I E P N Y SSA M O N E Y IN N Y S S A 5 Service Garage He that baa char actor need Sava no fear of hta condition. Character will draw condition after Ik money. S 177 THE Nyssa Barber Shop Phonographs STR AD IVAR A-know n for tone Tba Stradivara of tad a y bide fai rte * m m as tmm These rare instruments vioUns that Stradivara m for tone.” a* tba “ known Comfort for ^ow s-F ly Repellant Foster’s Drug Store N yssa, O rego n THE NYSSA BAKERY A. A. Sheaffer, P r'p . Saturday Specials Jelly Rolls - 20c each Doughnuts • 30c a doz. Lady Fingers 20c a doz. All Standard Pastries Constantly on Hand §S
