C a t e c i t y j o u r n a l , T h u r s d a y , j u n é 9,1932
J
C. E. Winters gave a talk on rocks
while Mrs. F A. Miller discussed good
health. The girls plan to have their
next meeting on the N. 8. Phelan
lawn. Mr. Phelan has charge of the
Tree finder badge.
T h e Kingman Kolony Parent-
Teachers met at the school house
Friday afternoon.
The Boy Scouts met here Sunday
ADRIAN, APPLE VALLEY AND afternoon. They planned an outing at
Sheavllle — Snowfall Sunday and
j HOMEDALE WIV BUSH LEAiJUE Joump Creek near Homedale for Sun­ Monday climaxed
unusual spring
weather in Jordan Valley country.
1 VICTORIES.
day, the 19th.
Sunday’s games resulted in victories Much rain has brightened the outlook
for Adrian, Apple Valley and Home- for excellent range . Cattle look good
and are recovering from short winter
Holmes and Edwards
Adrian—Arnold Slippy a n d Ella
Points of Kingman Kolony will leave
to 6. Hatch struck out 12 rations. Weather records showed over
1847 Rogers
Sunday morning for Corvallis where
Adrian and Arena Valley 1-lnch rainfall for the first week in
June. There is an abundance of water
they will attend 4-H club summer
for irrigation. Haying will be later in
Use your mail order cat­ .school. Their trip is sponsored by the
the valley this year.
[school
and
Parent-Teacher
associa­
ley
made
6
hits
and
6
runs.
Lee
John­
alogue for prices on
Upper Succor creek district which
tion.
ston,
Adrian,
made
the
only
homer.
silver at this store.
The Girl Scouts met here Saturday. Batteries: Adrian—Hatch and Swi- is enjoying a mild gold rush, with the
gert. Arena Valley—Loring, Young, Hibbards working a claim which they
ROBINSON
Wayner and Parrot. Apple Valley nine believe will prove very rich. Old timers
defeated Arcadia 16 to 1. Homedale say an early day miner took a fortune
E. M. Blodgett
out of Succor creek mine. Hibbard will
The Jeweler
downed Roswell 11 to 9.
Eulalia Schaffer, daughter of Mr. also look into coal prospects, where
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Payette, Idaho
and Mrs. W. L. Schaffer of Kingman mines were abandoned on account of
Practice in aii Courts
Kolony, returned home last week from water and lack of finances.
Pocatello where she has been teaching H. E. Baltzor, Lee Strode. Holmes
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Glover, Verne nawalt and Purl Duncan
school the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Holly and child­ attended the stockmen's convention at
ren, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Holly and Burns, Oregon. All report a very enjoy­
children, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller able time.
Walt Eby’s crew finished late shear­
and children and A. C. Holly honored
Mrs. Lizzie Holly on Wednesday even- ing at the Sablno corrals Friday night,
[ ing with a surprise party at the F. A. and left for Boise.
Miller home. Mrs. Holly left Friday The Shaffer shearing crew, who had
a week's vacation with home folks, re­
j for Los Angeles.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton and turned to work the last of the week.
j daughter, formerly of Adrian, were They still have several bands to shear.
Mrs. Francis Fenwick and Miss Ethel
visiting in this vicinity last week. Sat-
J urday they viewed the Owyhee Dam. Fenwick of Klamath Falls are guests
j Sunday they left for their home in at the Joe Fenwick home on Succor
¡Klamath Falls via Riverside where creek.
You Know U»
Mrs. D. H. Haylett and Fred Haylett
they will visit relatives.
Raymond G. Larson, county agent, were business visitors in Nampa and
was spraying patches of white top Caldwell Saturday.
Our modern repair shop and skilled mechanics
Frank Haines, Jr., who was injured
weed in this vicinity, the last of the
week.
in an auto wreck, has resumed work. He
assure you good work at less cost. Our work is
Mrs. Wilbur Roberts and infant put his truck load of gasoline into the
daughter Thelma Elaine returned ditch to avoid running into a car load
honestly thorough and carries an unqualified
from the C. T. Kneifel home in Ros­ of women and children.
H. E. Baltzor and oDn Stults are re­
well last week.
guarantee.
pairing the county road down Cow
Creek. They are putting in bridges
which the high water washed out.
CELEBRATE 30TH
row escape from injury last week when
If you are interested in the new Ford Eight, the
WEDDING YEAR IN
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Haines had a nar-
their truck skidded in the mud and ran
smartest little car on the market, see—
BIG BEND HOME off a bridge. They walked to neighbors
and got a tractor to pull the truck out
of the ditch.
Big Bend—Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cassell
Louis DeBord, an aid time resident of
of Gieenleaf were dinner guests in the Sheaville, has been renewing old
E. H. Brumbach home Sunday, when acquaintances here the past week.
both couples celebrated their thirtieth
Maxine and Fred Haylett visited at
wedding anniversary.
the Ditton home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Eachus returned
The Austin boy, reported lost from
home Monday from a ten day visit with Silver City, was found at the Sabino
their children in Utah.
Andonegul ranch, on Cow Creek, where
Ford Sales and Service
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton and little he had applied for a job for ills board
daughter of Medford. Oregon, spent last until haying.
Phone 43
Nyssa, Oregon
week calling on Bend friends. Mr. New­
Bob Hemingway was here Saturday.
ton taught in Wade school several years Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ditton have gone
ago.
to Idaho City, where Ditton has em­
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruning of Westfall ployment in a placer mine.
were guests in the C. E. Peck home dur­
ing the week.
Many Bend people have attended
| Wilson Brothers sale in Nyssa which
[closes Saturday, June 11, with the
drawing o( a free Philco radio, wrist
watch and <5 cash. A ticket is given
with every $1 in trade.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hatch, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. B G.
Roberts and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach at­
tended Parma Grange Monday night.
Mr. Peck assisted in initiating the can­
A drive over the country, a picnic, fishing trip, a
didates.
visit with friends—they all invite you. And we
Friday about 50 ladles gathered at the
home of Mrs. R. L. Haworth and after
invite you to have the car tanked up and put in
an hour of social visiting, Mrs. James
shape at—
McGinnis, Bend's latest bride, was pre­
sented a beautiful assortment of gifts.
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New Price
Snow Fall In
Jordan Valley;
Gold Rush On
Kolony Sends
Two Students
To 4-H School
SILVERW
ARE
We Know Fords
MRS. COSHO WINS
Mrs. Maude L. Coeho. widow of the
late Harry Cosho and formerly of Nys­
sa, received the largest vqte on the Ada
county. Idaho, Democratic ticket in the
race for representative. Mrs. Cosho has
served in the Idaho legislature and
friends say her chances for re-election
are bright.
of electing one Director and one Clerk
and voting whether to continue the bus
service northeast of Nyssa, and the
transaction of business usual at such
meeting.
Dated this First day of June, 1932.
ATTEST:
CHAS. M. PARADIS, District Clerk.
FRED KOOPMAN,
Chairman Board of Directors.
June 2—JUNE 16.
ROBT. D. LYTLE
Attorney and Counselor at Law
First National Bank Building
Phene 66
Vale
Oregon
Legal Advertisement
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the
legal voters of School District No. 26
of Malheur County, State of Oregon,
that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING
of said District will be held at School
House; to begin at the hour of Two
o’clock p. m. on the third Monday of
June, being the Twentieth day of June,
A. D. 1932.
This meeting is called for the purpose
For a good shave, hair cat or
shower bath come to—
Roy Pound’s
BARBER SHOP
A ch es and
P A IN S
When you take Bayer Aspirin
you are sure of two things. I t’s sure
relief, and it's harmless. Those
tablets with the Bayer cross do not
hart the heart. Take them when-
M«r you suffer from:
Laundry Agency
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Neuralgia
Rheumatism
Lumbago
Neuritis
Toothache
When your head aches—from
any cause—when a cold has settled
in your joints, or you feel those
deep-down pains of rheumatism,
sciatica, or lumbago, take Bayer
Aspirin and get real relief. If the
package says Bayer, it's genuine.
And genuine Bayer Aspirin is safe.
Aspirin is the trade-mark of
Bayer manufacture o f monoacetic-
a a (Jester of sabcylicacid.
Town patrons, 2:30 to 5:30.
Out of town patrons. 2:30 to 7:30.
PHONE 8F2—STAR HOTEL
Marie’s Beauty Shop
FOR BEAUTY WORK
Finger Wave, Marcel, Facial
Shampoo, Manicure
Miss Marie Hunter
Nyssa, Ore.
BEWARE
OF
IMITATIONS
Larsen Motor Co.
THE OPEN ROAD
BecKons You
POWELL’S SERVICE STATION
SACRIFICE SALE
Service Day and Night
Atwater-Kent Radio
Auto Service
106-Acre Farm
including 60 acres of tillable land,
balance in pasture. 18 head of cattle
and team of horses. No drainage or
irrigation assessments. Terms to re­
sponsible people. E. L. MORTON,
Malheur County Bank, Nyssa, Ore­
gon.
NYSSA LAUNDRY
JAS. BASKER, Prop.
We take care of all kinds of laundry
Call for and Deliver
Phone 64
★ of the six layers of
cord fabric under the
tread In this tire, two
do not run from bead
to bead—they are really
cord “ breaker strips"
and th a t’s what we call
them , although some
tire-m ak ers call them
«xtra plies.
G O O D Y EA R
FOR SALE—Closed car at Hoxle O ar­
age for cash or trade.
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QUALITY
BARGAINS
WANTED—25 HEAD OF CATTLE to
pasture for the summer at 50c per
month per head. Merl Linder, Nyssa.
May 26*
—Famous lifetime guaranteed
LAUNDRY - -
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; EXPERT RADIO SERVICING.
: Hoxle, City.
H. C.
ROOFINO CONTRACTOR, Painting,
repairing, etc. W. B. Hoxie.
FOR SALE—Baby chicks, baby turkeys,
all popular breeds. Custom hatching.
CAIN'8 HATCHERY. Phone 345R1
Clean! Nicely Ironed! Wholeaome
Three things to think about, and assuring our
patrons entire satisfaction.
We give shirts, dresses, fancy work and fine
linens special care.
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PERMANENT WAVES
Just as You Like Them
$ 3 . 9 5 and up
You Will Like Our Service
Make your appointment
today
THE UNITED LAUNDRY
OWYHEE BEAUTY
SHOP
T. R. Pashley, Prop.
Phone 36F2
Phone 55F3
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Nyssa
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Sparkling ........ Delicious ......... Cool!
Try a drink or sundae at Mike’s Fountain. Sand­
wiches with salad, Chinese noodles, delicious
pies at our lunch.
Make Your Headquarters At
Michaels-Stern’s finest
Suits
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There’s a lot of “cheap" clothing
on the market . . . . but are you In
the market for it?
Thanks . . . we didn't think so.
You were brought up to like quality
things . . . . so were we . . . and
we’re both still sticking to our guns
. . . . isn't that right?
at $20 to $30 you'll find here this
Spring the finest men's clothing in
America. . . . the sort there's real
pleasure In buying, selling, wearing
and talking about.
TOGGERY BILL
WANT ADS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANOE—1926
Dodge roadster in good condition for
a farm team, cows farm implements, or
what have you? H. R. Qulnby, City.
But a man like you was
never brought up to
wear trash.
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The Gate City Journal
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