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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1931)
..... THE CATE CITY JOURNAL, TH URSDAY, AU G U ST 13, in:;l BROGAN PEACHES Advar ce notice. There will be plentj oi lint Hale and Elberta p ea ch » ..t the Arden A. Reed orch ard s i iut the naddle of September. i'rUea vffl be vlghc. Oood roads. Group you; orders and send a truck. Arden A Reed Brogan. Oregon Ask Routing Of I. O. N. Almost unanimously, with but one dissenting vote, the Malheur County Pomona grange passed a resolution u. | its last session in Big Bend, requesting the designation of the I. O. N. from Marie’s Beauty Shop McDermitt to Nyssa and allocation of Phone 8F2 Oregon's appropriation under the Od- dle-Colton bill for early construction. Finger Wave or Marcel ........._ . 50c Reset ..............................................26c For publication the first time in a Cream Facial 50c, Facial Pack $1 Malheur county newspaper, copy of the Manicure .......................................50c resolution was forwarded The Journal Shampoo .... 50c Monday with the request that it be pub Hot Oil Shampoo ............... $1 lished. It sets forth facts which should Henna Shampoo ...........................$1 be of interest throughout Malheur Hair Drying $2, p l u s material county. Hair Cut .......................................50c “To Hon. Julius L. Meier, Governor of The State of Oregon and The Hon. State Highway Commission of the O. K. BARBER SHOP State of Oregon: SHOWER BATHS "Whereas : economic conditions are Your Laundry Agency such that for producers to operate at even a small profit It Is incumbent up Wm. Beaton, Prop. on them to secure the highest available market prices for their products, and, "Whereas: the State of California is now in a position where her consump- ! tion of many products is greater than production and is seeking many pro ducts from outside territory, and be comes a very remunerative market for Oregon, and Western Idaho, and “ Whereas; the State of California All over the world Kruschen Salts is and Nevada have under construction a appealing to girls and women who market highway which will be fully strive for an attractive, free from fat completed this fall to McDermitt, Nev figure that cannot fall to win admira ada, on the boundary line between Mal tion. heur County, Oregon, and the State of Here’s the recipe that banishes fat Nevada, and and brings into blossom al! the natural i "Whereas; the building of a market attractiveness that every woman poss road from McDermitt to Jordan Valley and the completion of the market road esses. Every morning take one half teaspoon from Jordan Valley to Nyssa, Oregon, of Kruschei. Salts in a glass of hot would place the products of Malheur County, Oregon, and Western Idaho water before breakfast. Be sure to do this every morning for several hundred miles nearer the great "It’s the little dally dose that takes off market centers of the bay region and the fat” and brings “ that Kruschen Southern California than the shortest feeling” of energetic health and activity possible railroad and 145 miles nearer that is reflected in bright eyes, cleat than by any other highway now con skin, cheerful vivacity and charming structed, under construction, or any other possible route, and figure. “ Whereas; practically all of a road Oet an 85c bottle of Kruschen Salts at the Nyssa Pharmacy or any drug from McDermitt to Jordan Valley would store (lasts 4 weeks)—you must be sat be over a government domain and also a considerable portion of the road from isfied with results or money back. Jordan Valley to Nyssa, Oregon and can be built from Federal funds under the provisions of the Oddie-Colton Law, and IS YOU R C A R H EAT "Whereas; there is now under con struction in Malheur County, Oregon, ING? and Canyon County, Idaho, the Owy hee Irrigation project and the Vale pro Have That Radiator ject, which will be completed within the next five years, bringing under cultiva Cleaned and tion some 120,000 acres of new land, and Your Motor "Whereas; the success of said projects will much depend upon a remunerative Checked Over market for the products of their fertile soil, and W e guarantee satisfied Whereas, the State of Oregon Is now customers in the car re paying interest on the bonded Indebted pair department. ness of the Jordan Valley Irrigation District, and HOXIE "Whereas; the construction of the market highway as herein described SERVICE STATION would also place the products of this district much nearer the remunerative Phone market centers and enable it thereby to become more nearly self-supporting, and FAT GIRLS! HERE’S A TIP FOR YOU 83 Nyssa NYSSA. OREGON MR. AND MRS OENERAL PUBLIC: We have been in Nyssa four months. During that time you may or may not have given us a share of your patronage. If you have, we wish to take this opportunity to thank you and trust that you will continue with us. If you have not, may we suggest that y o u cell o n us next time you need anything in our line. Look over our stock, compare prices and let us take care of your needs. We will appreciate a share of your business. Our prices are right. Our merchandise Is right. We can treat you right, so, let’s get acquainted. Yours truly. "Whereas; Senator Oddie of Nevada, parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Sweet. who was more than any other man re Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Tate and daugh sponsible for the enacting of the Oddie- ter Marie entertained Sunday in honor Colton bill Into law has stated that the of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell of Chic primary purpose of the bill was the con ago. who were celebrating their second struction of this read connecting the wedding anniversary. Quests Included States of Idaho, Oregon and Nevada friends and relatives who were present with California, and at the wedding party two years ago. A number of Bend friends attended "Whereas; so long as the link between McDermitt and Nyssa, remains uncom- the funeral of Oeorge Neumans of Par pleted the purposes of the Oddie-Colton j ma Sunday. law are not being fully realized as in-1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johns returned home from a fishing trip Thursday. tended, and Messrs. Benton, Sager and Kltnken- “ Whereas; because of the above facts as set forth and various other reasons I berg of Nyssa were Bend callers Sun there Is a constantly Increasing demand day. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrtt Starr, of Nyssa for the building of said highway at the and Mrs. Hart of Owyhee were callers earliest possible time, “Therefore be It Resolved by the Mal In the Muntjewerff home Sunday. Misses Ethel Hickox and Grace John heur County, Pomona Orange that, The Honorable Oovernor of the State ston entertained the members of their of Oregon and the Honorable State Sunday school classes at a lawn party Highway Commission of the State of at the latter’s home Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Slg Hatcher and little Oregon be urged to designate the road between the towns of McDermitt, Nev son of Salt Lake City arrived Friday for ada, and Nyssa. Oregon, as a part of the a visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. Eachus, Oregon State and National Highway parents of Mrs. Hatcher. Mrs. Cecil Scott and Mrs. N. S. system and that a portion of the funds allotted to the State of Oregon under Phelan were In Ontario Monday. Mrs. Boyce Van de Water was oper the Oddie-Colton law, be allocated to ated on at Caldwell Sanit u-turn last the building of the said highway.” FORMER BIG BEND HARPER FAM ILY TO GIRL HERE ON VISIT LOCATE IN EUGENE Big Bend—Mrs. Chas. McConnell and Mrs. Wm. Gibson, hostesses for Wade P.-T. A .last Friday, changed the meet ing to a lawn party and shower in honor of Mrs. Darwin Berger, visitor from Medford. Mrs. Berger was formerly Miss Maurine Johnston, a Big Bend girl. Her friends were delighted to see her. At the party she was the recipient of many lovely gifts. The hostesses served ice cream and cake at the close of the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Berger left Sunday to visit in Rupert and Idaho Falls before their return to Medford. They were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johns ton, parents of Mrs. Berger, a week. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sweet and son Rupert of Olympia, Wash., arrived Sunday for a visit with the former’s Harper—Mrs. C. J. Bush, well known resident of the county and former teacher at Harper, with her daughters Margery and Barbara, left Monday for Eugene where the girls will attend school. They plan to locate in Eugene. Mr. Bush will join them soon, if he disposes of his property In Harper. For years he has been postmaster and mer chant here. Saturday night, a party of 35 friends gave the Bush family a surprise fare well. _________ [AGED O W YHEE LADY GOES TO ARKANSAS ! •••• - ALL W O R K G UARANTEED — so try me once Liberty Theatre NYSSA, OREGON Friday-Saturday 14-15 FALL SUITS Just received, 100 samples for new Fall and Winter Suits A Vitaphone Production $24.75 Sunday-Monday, 16-17 “ JUST A G IGOLO” “ MAN T O M AN” 10— 25— 40c Two-Pants Suits Made-to-Measure A Fit Guaranteed With William Haines 10— 25 — 40c Dozen uncalled for suits for sale cheap NYSSA T uesday-W ednesday-Thursday 18-19-20 “ THREE W H O LOVED” TA ILO R SHOP With Betty Compson and Conrad Nagel 10— 25— 35c H. R. 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That self-oil ing feature is one o f the big reasons for the steady power and long life of the John Deere Type E Engine I The simple splash oiling system insures the thorough lubrication of every work ing part. Clean oil is kept circulating —- every impor tant working part is bathed by a spray of oil while the engine is in operation. Oil ing is stopped automatic ally when the engine is stopped —no oil is wasted. M essy, easily f o r g o t t e n sight-feed oil cups are done away with and friction. one o f the greatest o f power thieves, is reduced to a min imum by this positive auto matic oiling system. Come in and have us show you how efficiently the John Deere oils itself. Examine the simplicity of design and the sturdiness of its parts —the John Deere engine will do its work steadily and efficiently and will stand up under severe conditions on your farm. B e t u r * t o — • t h is a ll-o n c I o M d » « I f-o il in g p o w e r p l a n t n u t t i m o y o u a r o In t o w n . STATION Baldridge NYSSA. OREGON Implement Co. NYSSA. OREGON f At this Store You Co Q U A L I T Y »■ Acetylene W elding a Specialty Several ranchers have lost horses with a disease resembling mountain fever. The Strode girls had as their Sun day guests the Klingback girls and Verl DeBord. Nyssa, Oregon ......... — B L A C K S M IT H IN G Having taken over the Leuck Blacksmith Shop, I will appreciate your trade. Ov/yhee—Mrs. S. A. Brown, aged 84, mother of Mrs. S. D. Bigelow, has gone to Bcrryvllle, Ark., making the trip alone. She will live with her daughter Mrs. Sally McDonald. Newt Thomason of Boise and his son Jesse, from Massachusetts, were calling on friends Sunday, among them the Wm. Peutz family. Jesse Is an electric ian. He made an overland trip via New Mexico, took his parents to Yellowstone park and plans to return east through Canada. Fire destroyed a straw stack while the Elliott crew was threshing on the Ellis Walters place. A horse was severely burned. J. W. Kygar family was in Payette Friday. O. K. K. meets with Mrs. Oce Sch- welzer August 20. Miss Doris Klingback is spending a week with her cousins in Payette. By WESLEY J. BROWNE \ ' W ^ /jV V lA A V V V W iV V W A V A Y W A W W A W /W A W A V .j for two persons at $10.00 Including room accomodations, meals, garage and special entertain ment as described below—an all expense vacation stay planned by the Hotel Owyhee. Details of this wonderful offer by which two persons will enjoy a week end vacation in Boise for a total cost of $10.00 has been carefully worked out by the management of the Hotel. “Special week end vacation card” may be purchased on arrival, which entitles the holder to: Room at Hotel Owyhee, Saturday Night. Car storage, Saturday Night. Seven-course Table d’Hote Dinner, Main Dining Room, Saturday Night. Reserved Box Seats at Fox Theatre. Saturday Night. Special Owyhee Breakfast. Sunday Morning, Main Dining Room. Swim at Boise famous Natatorium Sunday. Table d' Hote Luncheon, Sunday, Main Dining Room. Special Pipe Organ Concert over radio. 12:30 1:30, special arrangement Fox Theatre. The cost of this card, which entitles the holder to all above accomoda- :s«o[icj sv si sajnsvaid pus suou 2 persons, double room with bath—$10.00 1 person, single room with bath—$6.00 One-half rate for children under 10 C. F. MANN. Manatrr
