GATE CITY JOURNAL, TH U R SD AY, J A N Û A ftŸ 21, Í932
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Mrs. Thos. B. Nordale returned home
Marshal and Mrs. A. V. Cook took Mr.
Thursday night from Payette where Cook's parents to Baker Saturday, after
she spent a week with her son Roy Ster a visit here since Christmas. Cliff Till
man accompanied the party on the trip.
ling and family.
SNAKE RIVER VALLEY
Basket i>ail
TOURNAMENT
Evening Games, January 20, 21, 22, 23
Ontario, Ore.
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Friday Game 7 p. m., Saturday game 8 p. m.
10 Teams Participating
Nyssa, Vale, Ontario, Parma, New Plymouth
Institute, Weiser, Payette, Fruitland
Fjmmett.
See the Semi-Finals Friday Night
DON’T MISS THE FINALS SA TU R D A Y
NIGHT
Nyssa Civic
Club Gives
Radio Hour
NYSSA GRAIN & SEED CO.
Eat a Bite . .
VACATIONISTS
ATTENDS FLETCHER FUNERAL
SANITARIUM
WHY Worry?
• George J. Kinzer
Plumbing and Heating
Parma
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MAKE YOUR HENS LAY
a s
RETURN T O DAM C. B. Short attended the funeral ser
vices lor Arthur O. Fletcher. 33. in
NYSSA STUDY CLUB
Boise Friday. Fletcher was prominent in j
Owyhee
Dam—Ole
Hater
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back
at
Nyssa Study club met with Mrs. J. P.
sports in Boise and a member of an oil j
Dunaway last
Friday
afternoon. camp after an operation for the re
Rooms, Board and Bath
i company of the Idaho city.
Luncheon was served at a pretty table moval of tonsils. He Is doing fine.
$2.50 per day
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larsen and son
decorated In a green color scheme. Mrs.
F. B. Schlopkohl was program leader for of Nyssa were dinner guests of Mr. and
Miss Mabel Posey was a guest of Miss
Rheumatism and
Big Brother Ken, familiar soloists, | the afternoon.
Mrs. C. S. Hale Sunday.
Ora Look In Caldwell over Sunday.
Nervous Cases
lecturers, mind-readers—and advertis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Adams
Ray Emmoit of Ontario was here on
ers entertained over "Station
Nyssa."
have returned from a months visit in business yesterday.
FOR MRS. FETTER
Dr. D. A . SEXTON
for the January meeting of Nyssa Civic
Mrs. W. A. Austin and Mrs. Thos. Wyoming
Mrs. Eva Hall, sister of Mrs. Florence
club Wednesday. It was a jolly and en Newby gave a shower last Tuesday for
Wm. Peutz has gone on a two weeks
Meyers. Is here from Halfway for an
VALE, OREGON
joyable entertainment, one of the best Mrs. Howard Fetter. Twenty guests at vacation to Seattle, Wash.
indefinite visit.
presented In recent months, by Mrs. tending brought dainty and useful gifts
John Banks entertained Saturday
Wm. Shlreman's division. Wintry dec for the honor »e Refreshments were ser evening at a birthday dinner.
orations. a beautiful snow man, frost ved by the hoslesaes.
Mrs. C. A. Betts entertained Saturday
ed trees and flowers decorated the tea
afternoon to celebrate the birthday of
table. They were the contributions of
Miss Marjorie. Eight little guests had a
Mrs. Frank D. Hall and Mrs. J. J. Sar- REV. R. BRYMER
lovely afternoon.
azin. An unusually large crowd attend
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johannesen and
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ed.
Chas. Don Dero were in Boise Sat
Mrs. Frank T. Morgan, club president,
CHURCH MEETINGS urday.
was In the chair. After a check-up, It
Mrs. C. S. Hale entertained three
was revealed that the constitution of
tables at bridge Monday. Mrs. Earl Har
M. E. COMMUNITY CHURCH
mon won high prize, Mrs. Joe Weiser.
the club schedules the annual election
of officers for the April meeting. Plans
Rev. Robert Brymer. visiting evangel 2nd and Mrs. Ben Cook, consolation.
With Your Plumbing or Heating
were made for a Washington entertain ist, will continue meetings at the Meth
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wood have re
ment next month.
odist church every night through the turned from a months vacation in the
When you do, give us a ring, 109J2 Parma, and
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coming week. There will be special middle west.
we will do that repair job to your satisfaction.
MONEY CONTEST BEGINS
music at the morning and evening ser
At last Thursday's meeting of the vices Sunday by the choir from the
HONEY TAFFY
Methodist ladies aid at the parsonage, Nazarene College at Nampa.
Let us figure on your furnace or plumbing in
2 cups honey, 2-3 cups cold water, 2
members decided to Inaugurate a con
The union meetings last Sunday for cups sugar, salt. Boll water, honey and
stallation.
test between the ladies with the long the Nyssa congregation, Apple Valley
sugar to 288 degres (hard ball In cold
tresses and the ladles with bobbed hair. and other nearby rural communities water). Add little salt. Cool and pull.
Mrs. Oeo. Reberger Is captain of the were successful with large attendance. (If the pan In which candy is cooked
“grannies," while Mrs. A1 Thompson Is
Rev. Josie J. Blok land.
Is buttered around top, it will not boil
captain of the “bobs.’ ’ Each team will
over). Use "Honey" Fosters' honey.
embark upon a money-making race and
W A N T ADS
at the close, the losers will entertain.
The aid will meet next Thursday
with Mrs. W. T. Posey with Mrs. Don
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE
ald M. Graham, Joint hostess.
TWENTY ACRE FARM IN KING-
Mrs. Reberger’s team will give a cook
man Kolony community near Nyssa,
ed food sale January 30, at the Nyssa quarter mile from highway. Good build
Call Baldridge Implement Company, Nyssa, Ore.
ings, title clear. I am too old to farm
Packing company.
and must sell. Reasonable offer will be
MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB
accepted. There is also 15 acres adjoin
Mrs. Famham Sills gave a dessert ing available. H. Q. JOHNSTON, Rt. 1,
bridge for members of Monday Bridge Nyssa, Oregon.
d u b on the regular meeting day. After
five tables of cards prizes were award
WANTED!
ed to Mrs. F. B. Schlapkohl and Mrs. W. Will a capable field trainer of retrievers
F. McLlng. Mrs. Ed. Wilson assisted the
please get In touch with Box 85, City,
(hostess In serving. A delightful after or phone The Journal office 19. Dec.31*
noon was enjoyed with all club members
together for the first time since before
FOR SALE—Ten head of pigs 40 to 50
Christmas.
pounds each. Wm. Schweizer, Nyssa.
KOLONY FRIENDS MEET
Ladles of Kingman Kolony have
planned a series of afternoon surprises
that are proving Jolly diversion for
winter. The group have made surprise
calls at the A. D. Moses and H. A. Scott
homes and Wednesday they met at the
George Light farm home. They take re
freshments and have a pleasant time.
We have on hand, Meat Meal, Fish Meal, Bone Meal,
Concentrates of all kinds. Gem Laying Mash.
choir practice last Thursday evening.
Twelve guests were present. Supper was
served at a candle-lighted table.
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Jan. I4-21Pr.
LOST—Five keys on a key ring. Re
ward. Finder please return to City
Recorder’s office or The Journal.
FOR SALE—5 milk cows and 2 saddle
horses. S. P. Brown, Rt. 2. Parma,
Ida., or inquire at Journal office. Jan28
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TUESDAY EVENING BRIDGE
Tuesday evening bridge club met
with Mrs. Ernest Wilson this week. All
members were present. Mrs. Artie Rob
ertson won first prize, Mrs. Bernard
Frost, second. The hostess served a
dainty luncheon at the close.
Anna B. Pritchett, D. O.
FELLOWSHIP PARTY
Mrs. Stanley Moore of Ontario and
Miss Dorothy Austin were hostesses for
the regular meeting of the Girls’ Fel
lowship society at the Parish hall after
Osteopathy and Electrotherapy
E. M. Blodgett
Vale, Oregon.
RESTFU L SLEE P
for FR ETFU L,
FEVERISH CHILD
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Idaho
Liberty Theatre
NYSSA, OREGON
With Castoria's regulation
When your child tosses and cries
out in his sleep, it means he is not
comfortable. Very often the trouble
is that poisonous waste matter is not
being carried of! as it should be.
Bowels need help— mild, gentle help
— but effective. Just the kind Cas-
toria gives. Castoria is a pure vege
table preparation made specially for
children’s ailments. It contains no
harsh, harmful drugs, no narcotics.
Don’t let y our child's rest— and your
own— be interrupted. A prompt dose
of Castoria will urge stubborn little
bowels to act. Then relaxed comfort
end restful sleep I Genuine Castoria
always has the name:
Friday-Saturday, January 22, 23
Spencer Tracey in
“ QUICK MILLIONS”
Sunday-Monday, January 24, 25
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in
PHONE 201
“ PARDON US”
CASTORIA
CHILDREN
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Practice in mil Courts
W e serve just the thing
that will please you
these wintry days.
NYSSA, OREGON
a
W e thank you for favors of
the year past and wish
you luck in 1932.
NYSSA LAUNDRY
Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday, Jan. 26, 27, 28
JAS. BASKER, Prop.
With Dorothy Lee
Robert Woolsey and Bert Wheeler in
“C AU G H T PLASTERED”
W e take care of all kinds of laundry
Electric Cafe - Billiards
Mike Dragich, Prop.
Better Safe than
SORRY
Call for and Deliver
Phone 64
Nyssa,Ore.
Don’t W ait Too Long!
Order Goal
NOW!
Tenor« . . Baritone« . . .
Basa Crooners
Toggery Bill’« Choicest
Suits for Nearly a Song.
HEADACHES
COLDS
AND
NEURITIS,
SORE
NEURALGIA
Don’ t b« a chronic sufferer from
headaches, or any other pain. There
is hardly an ache or pain Bayer
Aspirin tablets can’ t relieve; they
are a great comfort to women who
suffer periodically. They are always
to be relied on for breaking up colds.
It may be only a simple head-
tche, or it may be neuralgia or
B E W A R E OF
I MI T A T I O N S
THROAT
neuritis; rheumatism. Bayer Aspirin
is still the sensible thing to take.
Just be certain it’s Bayer you’re
taking; it does not hurt the heart.
Get the genuine tablets, in this
familiar package for the pocket.
We advertised these suits before
Christmas at many dollars more . .
but It seems that you skipped by the
ads and also the clothes.
Now well admit defeat . . and well
grant that your strategy of waiting
brings you these prices . . but we'll
add tho that the garments at these
reduced costs will wait for no man
if the buyers of Malheur county are
as quality wise as we think they
are.
Buy one . . . Make It two . . . But
make it Snappy.
Old Man Winter might deal you a knockout blow
if you don’t keep the coal bin full this time of
year.
PHONE 15
You’ll be dollars and miles ahead by using Good-
years in 1932. Do you know why? Superior qual
ity at no extra cost is due to their sales leader
ship.
Dependable Coal
Dependable Service
Michaels-Stern’« finest
Suits
$ 1 2 . 5 0 to $ 2 4 . 5 0
TOGGERY BILL
P. S. W e cany a full line
of all Wool Knitted Jer
sey suits for boys at all
pnces.
ONTARIO
OREOON
Boise Payette Lbr. Co.
Dwight Smith, Mgr.
Now is the time to
friendly service.
get yours— backed by
our
Lawrence service station
Goodyear Tires and Service
Nyssa, Ore.
Nyssa
Oregon