The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, July 17, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt THE CAfE CITY JOURNAL -s- G A TE C i n JO U R N A L f r M iT Oregon, by Publiahed at H. F. BROWN Entared at the Poatofflee at Nyaaa, Matter '•-ejfoB, aa second-ela^. SU BSCR IPTIO N RATES: One »ear. in advance------------ SI .60 months, in advance.................76 Owyhee Tom Lowe drove to Sagebrush Springs Friday to iook aflar tba Mills reisrvoir and other p ro p rty up there. NOW YOU MAY TRY THIS VEGETABLE SYRUP FREE TOO CANDID elderly beau had been dellverlnB rtf of certain forcible borne truths when lecturing his nephew. “ Wonderful chap, your uncle." oh served a friend when the old gentle man had disappeared. "So well pre served. ’’ “ I don’t know so much about his be ing well preserved,’’ growled the of fended nephew, “but he Is unpleasant ly cadid."—Youth's Companion. This is Your Chance to Prove That Toning Up Your Liver Will Ejid That Tired, Run-Down Peeling. Build Yourself U p ! Win Hack Sound Digestion, Strength and Energy - Feel Your Very Best Again! Don’t Suffer in a Red Hot Kitchen HIS HEART IN HIS HEAD Miss Mary McGinnis and Archie Cantrall arrived home Sunday from Allures. California and Archie left Wednesday for a visit in Long Valley with friends and relatives. Kenneth McDonald is visiting wi'h Gerald DeBord fur a tew weeks at Payette. Idaho. It is no longer necessary to put up with a sizzling hot kitchen trying to pre pare Paul and Will Fisher left for their homes Monday, after a two weeks visit with their psrents meals on an old- fashioned stove that makes the Violet and Ruth Pinkston returned to Long Vaduy with Mrs. McG’ nnis fo r a two er three weeks visit. room a sweltering work shop. Miss Wanda Hite apent Sunday with Miss Dottie Cantrall. Do Yoi’r Looking Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliett. spent Sun day evening with the B'gelows. On An Mr. and Mrs Harry Evans drove to Ontario Wednesday and wisited their relative», the C. F. Smiths Mr. Smith is digging his Irish Cobbler potatoes now and ia receiving a fancy price for hie really fancy potatoes Mrs. Mary Philaon has been ill from the extreme heat this week. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith and Mr. and Mrs W. W. Smith took Sunday d nner with the Walter Pinkstons. "H e’s n cabbage I” “ How’s that?" “Got his hi art In his heuil.“ ELECTRIC Accepting Term» N s v s r g e t discouraged. Do not let you r v a lo r fade, W hen you g e t a lemon. Just m ake lemonade. RANGE Just Complaint Tw o men registered In a RutTalo hotel and asked for a double room. Mr. and Mrs John Hite are spend Not long ufter they reached the room one phoned to the front office. ing tbeii vseation in Long Valley. “ I thought you told us this was a Mr. and Mrs Oca Schweizer attend double room.” lie said. ed a dance in Nysaa Saturday night. “ It is," answered the room clerk. Mrs. J. P. McGinnis has been very “ Why, Isn’t the bed big enough?” “The lied Is all right,” said the ill with a sore throat. guest, "but where Is the other Bible?" Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Fry enter tained Tuesday evening. Their guests Low-Down were Mrs Foster, Mr and Mrs. Dean An Iowa girl en route to visit Smith and Mr. and Mrs Dwight Smilh friends In New York entered the city and their futilities. Mrs. Foster is by the Hudson tunnel, then took the Mrs. Dean Smith’ s sister and is here subway to tlielr address. visiting from Illino s. “ What do you think of the city?" Mrs. Elliott and daughters and Mrs. they asked on her arrival. “ I couldn't say," she replied. “ I ’ve Gruber visited the Stubbs home in had only a worm’s eye view." Nyssa Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred KHngbahk and fam ily drove to Payette Saturday an visit d tba Frank DeBord fam ily. Mia. Harry Evans’ class o f girls gave a party Friday night at her home. The girls had full charge and had tbo rooms decorated in pink and white, and the color scheme was also carried out in the refieshmenta. Mr. Martha Klingback was the g irls ’ stunt and game leader and that always in aureg a good time. Each g irl invited her own friends and the result was a vary largo crowd and M!»a Avis Phil eon and Miss Laura Huffman won two handsome (?) 1st poises - a kewpi* doll and an all day sucker. The mem bers o f this Happy Doo-n class are D ottia Cantrall, A lta and Ruby Brad ley, Juanita Bigelow, Georgia Rust, Viva Cay wood, Nellis and Rada Elliott Wanday Hite, Nellie Compton, Nova Larsen and Rowena Glenn. BILL BOOSTER SAYS © OUT BE QUICK Tt> CR.ITI- fiVLE e RtiAEiABER , TVtC AAAU WHO UEVER MAKES MIS TAKES IS TVE FELLOW UNO UEVER OOES A»*mt\U<5» AUO MISTAKES ARE l i t THE WO&T TVtlUG IU T U E VUORLO * UO, Sift» ooiui * ucnvuua is worse ». „ - w Cooking on an electric r a n g e is est, not only the Cool most c o m fo rta b le method it is the simplest, most convenient method as well. ORY j V ______ . 1 . FREE Consolation and Examination This coupon is good for one sample Free Nyssa, Oregon bottle o f D r. T hacher’s Liver and Blood Syrup if presented before the supply for free distribution is al ready given away. Read the full details above, then act at one,;,as this offe is limited. Get a trial size now by prosent ing this coupon to NYSSA PAARMACY. BILL BOOSTER SAYS EP. 1 MATE TO SAN IT, BUT TUE TROUBLE VJITM SCAA ê BUSINESSMEU IS THAT O TUEH HAVE A VJlSMBOUE IMSTEAOOF A BACK0OME ». NOU G O T TO STEP OUT AUO HUSTLE \F MOU VJAWT THE OOLLARS TO ROW- MO Lift. On an Electric Range the heat is concentrated directly under the food that is being cooked. As soon as the meal is prepared you simply turn off the current and the range becomes cool at once. W. B. HOX1E IN S U R A N C E O ffice at Residence, Third and Ehrgood Avenue. Nyssa, Oregon O STEO PATH S the m atter o f said estate on the 2nd day of July. 1926, you, and each of DR. H A R R IE T SE AR S you, are hereby cited and required to Osteopathic Physician appear in this court on Friday, the Ontario, Oregon 14th day o f August, 1926, at tbe hour o f 11 o’clock in tbe forenoon o f that O ffice: Wilson Bldg.. Over Raders’ day, at the court house m Vale, O re . . t. .t, .t. , v , - t . J L . t , -V-.«. -V- A ,e ■. » e e e » « , L T T t V y YYT t t t i l r r V V » V » * rY TT gon. to then and there show cause, if any you have, why an order o f 9aid court should not be made authorising and empowering E J. Rieh as admin istrator o f the estate o f Wm. Can- C. K L IN K E N B E R G Feld, deceased, to sell at private sale PROMPT DELIVERY ! the following described real entice belonging to said estate, towit: Reasonable Rates The South forty fe e t (40) of PH O NE 16 lots Three (3), Four (4), Five (6), Six (6) and Seven (?), Original Tuwnsite of Nyssa, Malheur Coun ty, Oregon, as the same appears on the Revised General Map of Nyssa, Oregon, now on file in the County Clerk’ s*offlce at Vale, in said County and State. IN W IT N E S S W H EREO F, 1 have set my hand and affixed tbe seal o f ■aid County Court in Vale, Oregon, this 2nd day o f July, 1926. One 2 Ton Federal U. S. Sacketr., One 2 Ton G. M C. E. M. Blodgett, County Clerk. Attorney for administrator. One 2 Ton Ben by Date of first publication July 10, 1926 One 3 Ton International Date of last publication July 31, 1925; City Dray Line j F o r S ale t Used Trucks A Real Servant One 1 1-2 Ton Maxwell An Automatic Electric Range is a real servant. It tuins the heat on and turns it off automatically. Your dinner is deliciously cooked while you are away. Guide—There are ten thousand skeletons and skulls In the National museum at Washington. Tourist— And how many In the capitol, do you know? Get Y our Electric So That’» That R ange NOW A woman's dress, from liat to aol*. From lingerie to locket. Should always make a perfect whole, And does—In hubby's pocket. Take Advantage of Our Special Offer Out for Big Game An Immigrant from Ireland was Just stepping off the boat to the dock when he saw a fifty-cent piece lying at his feet, and started to stoop to pick It up. Suddenly he straightened again. “ No, be the saints I" he ejaculated "This Is the land of opportunity. I'll wait till I And them thicker.”— Ameri caa Legion Weekly. you girl me c j Little Frances had beeu struggling to learn the Lord's prayer, and her grandmother asked her how she was getting on. “ Pretty well, grandma,” said she. “ I can say down to the eating part al ready."— Everybody's Magazine. Almost Unanimous “ Why are yon always bragging about yourself?” “You don't ever brsg sbout yourself, do you?” "I certainly never “ Well. I've never beard anybody bragging about you. vtfiler.” —Ctn tl Enqulror. Chiropractors Die. ¿Bradford A,'Bradford. ’ Corver jMduales. Consultation and exalriftii Qpn fro*. Tan years successful prac ( M in tba state of Oregon. First • w weal o f Beak. OWYHEE IRRIGATION DIS. TR1CT. M. W. Cheeley “Furring" Is allowing a spare be NO TICE tween :he concrete block and tbe plas ter on the Inside of the houge This In tbe matter o f the Petition o f Mary Is recommended in the building of all | H. Napton for the exclusion o f cer tain lands from tbe E ¡strict. mnsnnry houses. It prevents sweat Notice is hereby given that there ing on the walls due to the cold on.- tide and warm Inside temperature«. has been filed with the Board o f Di ' rectors o f tbo Owyhee Irrigation Dis t r i c t a petition by Mary H. Napton that the lands described as Lots 6 and Early Doctors’ Fees High 7 in Section 6, Township 22 South, In the Fourteenth century doctc Range 47 E. W. M., be exeluded from fees were very high, as, apart said Distriet, and that tbe boundary the sum pnld down, the patient < of tbe district be changed accordingly. traded to allow his medical man annuity for as long ns he lived, A il persona interested in or who Phona 87 employed him.— New York Til may bo effected by such change in the boundary o f the District are required f 11 m u i M U » to appear at tha office o f the Board at N O TICE FOR P U B L IC A T IO N Nysas, Oregon, at t o’clock p. m , on Department o f the Interior, Tuesday, August 4, being the t ext U. S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon, regular meeting of said Board, and July 1. 1925. show cause in writing, i f ary they Notice ia hereby given that Fred have, why the change in the boundary Scott, of Rome, Oregon, whe, on July of said District should ; ot be made 16. 1920. made homestead entry No. Dated this 7th day o f July, 1925 S H A V IN G , H A IR C U T T IN G 01346, for Si SW t Sec. 16, N| and By order o f the Board o f Direct! r« H * T A N D COLD B ATH S SEJ Sec. 21. NJNWJ Sec. 22, Town E. M. BLODGETT L. B. H AM A K E R , Prop. ship 32 Seoth, Range 42 East, Willam Secrets* ette Meridian, ha* filed notice o f in ¿ Nyaaa First publication July 10. 1925. tention to make final proof, to estab Last publication Ju4y t l , 1226. lish elaim to the land above described, before Register U. 9. Land Office at Vale, Oregon, on the 12th day o f * ♦ + + ♦ 4 +•: * * * * * * * * 1 4 W W H W ♦ M I I » 6 ! August, 1925. Claimant names aa witnesses: William Blevins, Ira Scott, William F. Stine, Ike Loveland, all o f Rome, Oregon. G. W. SlcKnight, Register. We haul Anything Anywhere Any Time M- W. Cheeley NYSSA BARBE! SHOP but Our Daily Bread Building Process AND CIGAR STORE Not Her Grandmother Conductor— Pardon me, madam, your girl seems more than twelve. Mother — Conductor! Would take me to be the mother of a that age? Conductor l.adj don’t tell you're her grandmother I ftr a M u rg n c * “ 1 wish you could sssura me," »»Id a nervous old lady, approaching tba captain of an excursion bast, 'That this rasael would ha able to come safely though a storm.” “ Lady." proudly asserted the grlaaled skipper “ thle old craft has coma safe through so many storms that half bar timbers la Uaj’lnted." — American W( Good Word for Winter Why This G:ves Relief. Physicians for their CO RR E C TIVE When working a. 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BRAD FO RD & B RAD FO RD Y Syrup .j. V E G E TA B LE ingredients known to not completely srtisfied. Carver Method WAN , AMO 1 DOUT AAEAU PROBABLY NOT KNOWN Middle age may perhapa be defined aa that period I d life when you're go ing to feel Just aa well as you ever did In a day or two.—Oklo State- Journal. Take winter as you find him, and he turns out to he a thoroughly honest fellow, with uo nonsense In him and tolerating none In you. which Is a In his private practice Dr. H. 8. Thacher denonstrated that such symp great comfort In the long run.—Lowell. toms ss Indigestion, Gas on a Sour Stomach, Belching. Dizziness. Colds that Hang On. Sick Headaches, Constipation, That T 'ted F e tlirg and a general Not More Though Run Down condition of the System are often the result o f a Sluggish Liver— Some men are so sympathetic that and that rein f in such casts comes quickly whtn the L iver is properly they are willing to share your fast dol Cleansed and Toned uud the System ia working normally sg on. lar with you. All But Halt "M y poor fellow," said the lady, "here Is a quarter for you. Goodness, gracious. It must be dreadful to lie lame, but Just think how much worse it would be If you were blind." “ Yer right, lady,” agreed the beggar, “ when I was blind I was always get ting counterfeit money."—Judge. A Definition of Middle Age By buying ycur Electric Range during this special offer, you may enjoy it while yem are paying for it. $5 00 brings one to your home and you will never miss the convenient month» ly sums that go to make up the balance. E le c tric Shop IDAHO POWER CO. *+++++**+++*+++++*******+* F o r Sale CITATION In tha County Court ot the State of Oregon, fo r Malaeur County. In tbe Matter o f tba Eatata ot Wm. Canfield, Deceased. To Albert Canfield and John Can- field, and to all other persona inter ested in the estate ot Wm. Canfield. Uesaaaad. IN T H E N A M E OF T H E S T A T 8 OREGON, And under aa4 by virtue of an order a f tbe Honorable H Lae Noe. Coanty Judge e f Malheur Coon ly. Oregon, duly made and entered ia 4-Acre Tract Near town H . F . B ro w n .