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GATtí CITY JOURNAL, THURS., OCTOBER 18, 1932 house and lot with clear title in Nyssa, BALDRIDGE IMPLEMENT CO., City, ¡of 100 cards $1.25, panel or plain. les will be arranged for bridge, pinochle, and Mrs. Robert Newby of Nyssa. The NYSSA FLOUR MILL Ontario or Vale. Inquire Gate City groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and 500. Arthur Fields who live near Parma. For SEES BRISK FALL Journal or write H. B. Earp. Route 2, CALLINO CARDS Printed in any print HAY FOR SALE—H. R. Quinby, Nyssa. New Plymouth, Idaho. the present Mr. and Mrs. Fields are WILLIAMS-WIMP you like at Gate City Journal. Box I July 14*. making their home at the Fields ranch. Another surprise wedding of interest • • • • • Farmers from all parts of the country FOR SALE or will trade for small farm to this community was solemnized in TUESDAY BRIDGE are bringing their grain to the Nyssa Baker last Saturday when Mss Bertha in this valley, home In Baker. 4 lots Tuesday evening bridge club met with Flour Mill where it is being ground into 50 by 200, 3-room house, woodshed, Wimp became the bride of Eugene Wil Mrs. Howard J. Larsen with three i flour, feed or whole wheat cereal. Phln liams. employe at Magoffin tunnel chicken house, all good buildings. 11 MISS LUCILE BIGGS Social interest Is centering around camp on the Owyhee project. The bride tables in play. Mrs. Artie Robertson | Warren, owner, reports fall business , apple trees, 4 cherry trees,, rest In ber- won first prize, Mra. Arthur Boydell, brisk. He advises that he has sold close j ries and garden spot. Plenty of water, the benefit bridge party which will be is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. second. Mrs. C. S. Hale and Mrs. J. to 1000 sacks of Health Cereal, a Nyssa | title clear. Address Box 55, Nyssa Ore. Teacher o f Piano and Harmony given Thursday night, October 20. by E, A. Wimp of Nyssa. She is a senior in Nyssa high school and plans to com Boydell substituted for absent members. mill breakfast food. the Nyssa Auxilary at the Eagles lodge Private and Class Instructions The mill is the only one in Malheur plete the term. hall. Mrs. Donald M. Graham, general • « • . • Accredited Teacher county and has been in operation since SWAN'S 8-Cent Bread Fresh Daily at COLUMBUS DAY PROORAM Nyssa Stores. Ask for our prize loaf. chairman, has appointed numerous At the regular meeting of St. Paul’s war days. FIELDS-NEWBY _____________________________ committees which are proceeding with Guild Wednesday, the program paid In Nyssa Tuesday Miss Janey Newby of Nyssa and tribute to Columbus day. Lunch was arrangements. An Invitation has been F O R S A L E—Camp and supplies, extended to the Ontario Auxiliary and Ashford Fields of Big Bend were the j served for twelve guests by the hostess- shacks, beds, stoves, mattresses, blan- to Vale. The public is Invited. A charge principals of a quiet wedding solemniz ¡es, Mrs. Artie Robertson, Mrs. Sidney CHRI8TMAS CARDS $1.50 and $2 for kets machinery. Phone 49 in Nyssa for Appointment Some good buys In of 25 cents will be made which will ed in Caldwell last Saturday. The bride I Burbidge and Mrs. Dewey Ray. box of 25 cards imprinted with your j heatrolas $15 and $20. J. F. SHEA TUN- include the luncheon at the close. Tab- Is one of the younger daughters of Mr. • * * • • name. Cash price. The Journal office, NEL CAMP 8 miles from Adrian. Oct. HONORING BRIDE-TO-BE Nyssa. 27 Pd Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Emma Duncan and Mrs. Mary Felton enter CHRISTMAS CARDS $1.50 and $2 for tained the Rebekah Sunshine club with box of 25 cards imprinted with your W ANT ADS a party at the-lodge hall. Guests tied a name. Cash price. The Journal office, Mr. Motorist: Buy— quilt for Miss Marie Hunter, bride-to- Nyssa. be. At the close of a pleasant afternoon, FOR RENT—Good 3-room house with garage, Inquire Star Hotel, City. the hostesses served refreshments for FOR RENT—O n e 3-room modem thirty. Quality 8-Cent Loaf apartment, furnished, bathroom In Auxil ia ry Plans Card Party 20th Two Couples Wed SWAN’S BREAD FOR SALE—Onions, carrots, turnips, connection. S W A N APARTMENTS, ONTARIO MUSIC CLUB S.22* beets at 50c per sack. Cabbage 1 cent City. Parma. Nyssa and Ontario ladies per pound. John Prati, Nyssa. were entertained Saturday in Ontario at FOR SALE— 120 acre farm located as the first fall meeting of the Ontario follows: S1-2NW1-4, NW1-4SW1-4 SWEET CIDER FOR SALE at H. R. Music club at the home of Mrs. E. C. Sherwood ranch near Nyssa. Oct. 6* Section 11, Township 9 . Range 40. Half Van Petten. A covered luncheon was cash, balance on or b$fore 3 years at 6 served at one-thirty o'clock. Then fol per cent. How much am I offered. J. lowed a delightful afternoon of music BLACK GIANT FRYERS—50c and up. WILL BECKLEY, Roseburg, Ore.. and reviews with Mrs. W. J. Pinney, John Kakebeeke, Nyssa. Sept. 22-Oct. 20Pd. club president, mistress of ceremonies. Several guests were invited to Join the WILL TRADE 320 acres of range land, AMMUNITION, Hunting knives and club for the ensuing year. Attending part good hay land, near Beulah for other supplies for the deer hunt. from Parma were Mrs. Wm. Wiseman, member of the club, and Mrs. T. Mc- Parlln Gough, from Nyssa, Mrs. C. L. McCoy and Mrs. W. F. McLing. Is Always Fresh at the Stores as we supply the stores with new stocks each day— “ Fresh From the Oven” SWAN BAKERY NYSSA OREG. Pastries Fresh Daily The Nyssa Cafe McCORMICKS OPEN FLU QUICKSILVER MINE Never has there been coined such a word which at once describes suffering, woe and expense. In 1918, 1919 and 1929 it was burned upon our i t memories with a heavy toll of sickness and death In 1929— The FLU emerged from its hiding place on the Pacific coast and swept eastward. In 1931— We find it emerging from its lair on the Atlantic coast and coming back. I’ALL 1932— Finds it starting earlier than usual — warm days and cool nights are conducive to another epidemic. PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST FLU Infection by using a mouth and nose aseptic — Ask Us How— Nyssa Pharmacy The Rexall Store OREGON NYSSA ! ' M[iiin-iiwiriiiMiaii:Miiiiai;i:iaaariMiMBi! ill i : i ni ............. = ■ s H attress SA L E B For the next ten days, October 6 to 15, we will McDermitt—A dinner celebration was given at the McCormick Quicksilver mine last Sunday when the first flask of quicksilver was filled and sealed. Mrs. Ellie McCormick was first to lift and test the flask. The guests for the day were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cogbum, Donald McCormick. Buzz Atel, Jack Dormody and Mrs. Archie Myers. John Laca of Lovelock, Nevada is spending a few days at the Mitchell Coteoga ranch. Mr. Laca recently re turned from a trip to Heilman, Mo. Frank Smith of Ontario was a guest iat The OreVada Hotel this past week. Mrs. Warren Haugh was called to ¡McDermitt by Mrs. Wm. Minor on ac cou n t of the burglarizing of the home i here owned by Dr. and Mrs. Haugh. It I seems Mrs. Minor noticed a hole had been made in the door making it pos sible to open the latch on the inside. Many valuable things were found miss ing among them an army revolver, a typewriter and a microscope. Dr. and Mrs. Haugh have been making their home for the past several months at Oakland, California. News of the arrival of a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Rosio Echave was | reecived here recently. FAMOUS GOLFERS j David, who made a hole In one. Magellan, who went around In 1521. 1 Sampson, who couldn’t break away ; from the links. Queen Elizabeth, who was always In the ruff. Samuel Adams, who staged the Bos ton tee party. Daniel Boone, who shot birdies in the American open. Sapphira, Annlas’ wife, who tried to improve her husband’s lie. J ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services for October: October 9—Evening Prayer and Ser mon at 8:00 p. m. October lfl—Morning Prayer and Sermon at 1:00 a. m. October 23—Holy Communion at 9:00 a. m. October 30—Evening Prayer and Ser mon at 8:00 p. m. STANLEY MOORE. Pastor sell excellent grade— SPRING-FILLED MATTRESSES = At cost plus 15 per cent, but that’s not all— =; A set of nickel plated silver, 26 pieces, will be m i Joe Ay re, Proprietor — Specializes in— PERFECT FOOD AND PERFECT SERVICE Whether or not you are a regular customer, you will find that you receive quality food and NEAR McDERMITT 2 2 n d Annual ACIFIC INTERNATIONAL With First Four Mattresses Sold You Can’t A fford to Miss This Bargain Nonlaie furniture Co. Give Us A Trial ij f J n p , Q Open Day and Night Eastern Paraffin Base “ They Stand Up Longer” C. B. SHORT, Agent Phone 79, Nyssa INCREASE in Instruction Costs! Will Result if the Proposed Zorn-M scpherson School " Juggling " Bill is Allowed to Pass I The ooetly experience of 18 States, which have combined institutions, should be heeded by the people of Oregon in considering the so-called consolidation measure, whioh actually is only a costly and unneeded expansion, establishing 4 NEW schools and creating 2 N EW types of schools at taxpayers’ expense. The following graph, which is compiled from the authentic figures of the United State® Office o f Education for the school year 1931-32, will enable every taxpayer to prevent this increase in instruction coet, resulting from an experiment pro- poeed by unknown intereete. IS T H IS E C O N O M Y ? S way you feel that your lazy lives is again active, and your bowels ara poison-free. This remarkable stimulant is perfectly harmless. It is, in fact, a family doctor’s prescription. So, if you ’ re tired of trying every patent medicine that comes along, tell the druggist you want a bottle o f D r. _______ Caldwell's ___ I s syrup pepsin. T a k e a bit of this delicious syrup every d a y or so, until you know b y tba Men, women, and children who are run-down, who tire easily, get bilious spells or have frequent head aches, are soon straightened out when they get this prescriptions! preparation of pure pepsin, activa senna, and fresh laxative herbs. (Syrup pepsin is all the help tno bowels need, and you d o not form the very bad habit of always taking cathartics.) Keep a bottle o f D r. Caldwell’s syrup pepsin in the house, and take a stimulating spoonful every now and then. It is all that a great many people people ever take to keep many vigorous, and absolutely strong and vig free froi from constipation. H E doesn't look 'seventy. N or feel that old. The woman who stimulates her organs can have energy that women naif her age will envy I A t middle-age your vital organs begin to slow down. Y ou may not be sick, simply sluggish. But w hy endure a condition of half-health when there’s a stimulant that will stir a stagnant system to new life and energy in a week’s time? FIGURE ( A ) rrpmenta th® present average low coet of instruction per student in Oregon. Thin cost is being continually reduced as a result of a unified system of instruction and management, vhich is now being operated at an annual saving of $900,000 compared with previous costs. FIGURE (B ) represent® the average instruction cost per student in the 17 States having separate institutions. FIGURE (C) represent® the average instruction cost per student in the 18 States which have com bined institutions. IT OREOON is forced to combine the University of Oregon with the Oregon State College, there would be an increue in instructional costs of $90.00 each vear per student, or over $440,000 ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION costs for a com bined student body. V .t. 317 X No SCHOOL T A X -8 A Y IN O ASSOCIATION •18 Pacific Building, Portland, Ore. icpherso: Bill establishing 4 NEW schools — creating 8 NEW 1 types of schools. Amedee M. Smith, Chairman F. H. Young, Secretary (Paid A dv.) Dear Madam: s Fifty years ago every home manager used to weave cloth, make soap and bake the family bread. Nowadays you turn such tasks over to people who make a business of doing these things. In our modem laundry we make a BUSINESS of wash day. W e wash more clothes each month than your laundress could wash in a century of scrubbing. What’s more, we keep pace with progress. Each season brings new fabrics, new colors, that must be given careful, scientific study to make sure that each receives the washing process best suited to it. To make certain we are always up to date— the Laundryowners National Association has a Research Fellowship at the Mellon Institue, and a Proving Station at the American Institute of Laundering. That’s where they take the theory— the guess and gamble— out of this business. given away absolutely FREE qppvi V p Veltex Oils THRILLING INDOOR RODEO PORTLAND. OREGON O CT. 1 5 -2 2 So it really isn’t surprising that clothes washed OUR W A Y last longer. Give our service a practical trial this week. A telephone call will bring our representative. Yours for Freedom, RAIN WATER JONES.
