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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THlfRS., OCTOBER 27, 1932
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Legion Women
Give Halloween
Benefit Party
WINTER
Bargains for. . . .
WEA
Now is the time to buy, our stock is complete, our
prices are right.
MEN’S O VERALLS, Headlight high and low
back ...................................................... 89c
MEN’S LE A TH E R E TTE COATS, black sheep-
lined ...................................................$3.95
BOYS’ LE A TH E R E TTE COATS, sheep-
lined .............
$2.65
CH ILD R E N ’S COATS, sheen-lined, red and
green
............................................. $2.59
MEN’S SUEDE J A C K E T S ........................ $3.45
MEN’S W O O L SOCKS ................................25c
LAD IES CO TTO N H O S E ............................ 10c
C H ILD REN’S C O TTO N HOSE .................... 8c
M EN’S W IN TE R W E IG H T U N IO N S ........ 49c
MEN’S P A R T W O O L U N IO N S ...................98c
M EN’S H E A V Y U N IO N S U IT S .................. 79c
BO YS’ H E A V Y FLEECED U NIO N SUITS ..59c
BOYS LE A T H E R T T E H E L M E T S .............. 39c
C O TTO N P L A ID B LAN K E TS .................. 59c
P A R T W O O L P L A ID BLANKETS, Single ..98c
P A R T W O O L P L A ID B LA N K E T 3 1-2 lb. $1.95
MEN’S C O TTO N HOSE, for w o rk ................ 8c
LA D IE S ’ JERSEY BLOOMERS, all sizes ....29c
LA D IE S ’ R A Y O N and W O O L HOSE ....... 39c
Visit our shoe department, our stock is complete
and you will find what you want in
Star Brand Shoes.
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Do you get good radio reception? I f not, it needs
some Philco tubes. Let us look it over before the
big election news conmes in.
Wilson Drygoods
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 32
The Nyssa Cafe
Joe Ayre^ 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
service at Joe’s.
Give Us A Trial
Open Day and Night
VELTEX
G ASO LINE and M O TO R OILS
V E LTE X G ASO LINE— A Superior Product
— Quick Starting— Powerful.
V E LTE X M O TO R OILS— Paraffine Base
— A Leader Among High Grade Oils.
C. B. SHORT, Agent
Phone 79, Nyssa
Cornstalks, ghosts and black cats
decorated the Eagles lodge hall last
Thursday night for the benefit card
party given by the Nyssa Auxiiary. P at­
rons attending made up eighteen tables
of cards, bridge claiming the majority
while a few guests played pinochle and
500. Numerous prizes were given during
the evening. Mrs. E. D. Norcott and
Arthur Norcott held high scores. Other
prizes fell to Mrs. Leo D. Hollenberg,
Mrs. A. H. Boydel, Mrs. Sid Burbldge.
T L. Pashley and Harry Russell of Big
Bend The committee in charge Included
Mrs. Don M. Graham, chairman; Mrs.
Howard J. Larsen. Mrs. A. V. Cook and
Mrs. Hollenberg. Among out of town
guests were Mr. and Mrs Chas. P. Flegel
o f Ontario.
Nyssa High Periscope
—News of Nyssa School—
E D IT O R IA L STAFF
Editor .......... ........ ........ SUE K E IZ E R
| Assistant Editor ...CARLOTTA IR W IN
| Society Editor .............E V A L Y N EARP
Sports Editor
D W IG H T JOHNSTON
' Reporters. Ethel Graham and Dorothy
Boden; Senior class reporter, Charlena
Crawford; Junior reporter, Minnie W il­
son;
Sophomore reporter Lila Hite;
Freshman reporter. Vera McConnell.
Special assignments may be made.
H ALLOW EEN PR AN K S
J. D. F A IR M A N .
FOR C O U N TY COM M ISSIONER
I hereby announce my candidacy on
the Democratic ticket for County Com­
missioner of Malheur County. Election
day, November 8, 1932. Economy and
Fairness.
E. H. BRUMBACH.
pictures.
Katie Hendricks was a new addition
to the Freshman class Monday.
Nearly all the repairing in the lib­
rary is finishes, is the report of Mary
Munsterman. She also says that the
new books are much in demand and are
all out of the library at present.
The Juniors held a class meeting on
Wednesday to make plans for the party
to be given as a result of the ticket
M urray M orton
Democratic Candidate for
(Paid Political Advertisement by Murray Morton)
ÍJV S IS T OJV y m u i m
B ecause
• • • •
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That name tells you it cannot depress the heart.
The tablet stamped Bayer dissolves so quickly you
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There is no disagreeable taste or odor to tablets of
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fro taauTS sat
pcnui ^
/ b A Y C r ) aspirin
without twscwo S
How Old?
drive. No definite date has been set as
yet.
The first laboratory work of the year
was done by the biology class Friday,
when they bisected a toad.
Mrs. R. L. Haworth returned to
school Monday after enjoying a pleas­
ant week end at Moscow, Idaho., where
Mr. Haworth,
herself
and
several
friends witnessed the football game be­
tween U. of O. and Idaho.
The Nyssa high g irl’s glee club met j
this Wednesday. A fter practicing on a 1
few group songs, the remainder of the
hour was spent in warbling popular
songs.
Grade slips, instead of report cards,
are being used this year in the high
school. Parents may retain the slips.
New ones will be issued for each six-
weeks period
In a few days now, it will be Hallow­
een again, the time of year when young
¡people take delight in traversing the
| town after dark, seeing how much dam­
age they can do without being caught.
Although most high school students
no longer indulge in this type of mis"
chief, there are still a few who consider {
it necessary to their happiness to prowl
Falling Temperature
about making havoc on Halloween. This
Little G irl (rushing into doctor’s office)
is more to be expected from children
FOR MRS. POSTER
Please Doctor, come at once to father.
Friends gave a miscellaneous shower o f grade school age but when high Mother’s taken 'is temperature an’ It’s
Saturday for Mrs. W. W. Foster at the school pupils do it, it is unexcusable.
gone down.
I t is all right to have your fun but re­
home of Mrs. John E. Long. About
Doctor: That's all right my dear—thats
member
and
respect
rights
of
others.
fifteen ladies attended. The hostess had
splendid.
This
Halloween
instead
of
damaging
arranged for a little program of family
Little G irl: ’Tain’t all right; It’s gone
other
people’s
property,
find
some
talks which was much enjoyed. Mrs.
right down. ’E's swallered it.
more profitable amusement.
Foster received many delightful gifts. other
Strict Orders
You’ll
be
Just
as
happy
afterward
and
A t the close of the afternoon, luncheon
The Boss: On your way to Smith and
be proud that no one’s property was in­
was served.
\
Sons you will pass a football field.
jured due to your playfulness.— D. B.
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Office Boy (hopefully): Yes, sir.
TU E SD AY EVENING BRIDGE
The Boss: Well, pass it.
H ONOR RO LL
Mrs. Frank D. Hall entertained mem­
A Fan
The
following
students
of
the
Nyssa
bers and guests of Tuesday
evening
Mr. Young: Dean, what are the sea­
bridge club this week. Prize winners Public school made the honor roll for sons?
were Mrs. J. J. Sarazin and Mrs. Arthur ‘ the first 6-weeks period:
Dean: You mean in the United States?
Freshman— R o s s Johnston, Helen Mr. Young: Yes, of course.
H. Boydell. Mrs. C. S. Hale and Mrs.
sophomore— Ezra Dean: Baseball and football.
Eddie Powell played with members. Pond, Ruby Wells;
seniors—
Dainty refreshments were served at the Brumbach, Tiena Tensen;
No Cause for Worry
Dorothy Boden Sue Keizer, Evalyn Mr. Hollenberg: Ezra, what Is one-fifth
close.
Earp.
of 3-17ths?
Second grade—Shirley Barker, Dickie Ezra: I dont know exactly, but it isn’t
JORDAN V A L L E Y G IR L WEDS
Conley Ward,
Lois Patton,
Jordan Valley—Miss Verna Skinner, Tensen,
enough to worry about.
daughter of
Mr. and
Mrs. William Jimmy Cook, Herman Pompeii, Keith
Washington’s Handicap
Skinner of Jordan Valley, became the Gilmore; third— Marion Boden, Delma Miss Johnston (in bookkeeping class);
bride of E. W. Van Matre of Ontario at Ward Don Sopher, Mildred Hale, | Students, be diligent and steadfast, and
a wedding ceremony which took place Margie Howell, Leo Hollenberg; fifth — you will succeed. Take the case of
in Berkeley, Cal., October 18. Mr. and June Marie Wilson; sixth— Anna John­ George Washington. Do you remember
Mrs. Van Metre will make their home ston, Houston Wilson, Justin Over- my telling you of the great difficulty
in Ontario where Van Matre is engaged street, Ruth Flanary; eighth— Waneta George Washington had to contend
in the dairy business.
Graves, Isabel Sarazin.
with?
Emerald Hardin: Yes, M a’am, he could
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(Paid Political Advertising)
not tell a lie.
Second string gridsters of Nyssa high
FOR SCHOOL SU PERINTENDENT
journeyed to Ontario Tuesday after­
NEW BUSINESS IN O N TA R IO
noon to play the Ontario second squad.
Mr and Mrs A K Richardson, pro-
Being the Democratic candidate for Superior tackling featured the play for
Richardson Funeral
the office of superintendent of schools both teams. Ontario took the long end , prietors 0f the
of Malheur county, I hereby pledge my­ of a 7 to 0 score.
Home in Ontario called here yesterday
The Ontario second string plays Nys- to announce the opening of their estab­
self to carry out the duties of my o f­
f ic e to the best interests of our schools sa’s second string In a return game on lishment on Saturday. Sunday they will
j and the county if the voters give me the home gridiron Monday afternoon. hold dedicatory services at 2:30 p. m.
The 8th and 9th grade team will play The building is a handsome stucco
this privilege. I have lived in this coun­
ty 5 years and have engaged in the New Plymouth Tuesday on the home structure near the highway entrance to
teaching profession. I am a normal field. No admission will be charged.
Ontario. It comprises seven rooms with
school graduate. Your vote November
spacious chapel. The Richardsons stat­
SCHOOL
B
RE
VITIE
S
8, will be appreciated.
ed that they will conduct a modem un­
Coach John Young is getting his
Pd. Adv.
K A T H R Y N C LAYPO O L
dertaking business.
squad In preparation for a good game
with Weiser Institute Friday. L et’s all
FOR C O U N TY COM M ISSIONER
FROSTED A L F A L F A K IL L S STOCK
be on the sidelines.
The four high school classes posed
I hereby announce my candidacy on
the Republican ticket for County Com- before the camera Wednesday after­
A report which may prove of interest
mlssioiner of Malheur oounty. Election noon when Mr. C. Bevins a photo­
grapher from Bend, Oregon took their to Malheur county farmers came from
day, November 8, 1932.
ASSESSOR OF MALHEUR COUNTY
Your Support Will Be Appreciated
BAYER
ASPIRIN
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Haines Friday. Cal McCullough, farmer alfalfa. D. M. Cartmill lost six dalr
of that community, lost 40 head of cows which were also feeding in tli
sheep after they had bloated on frosted frosted field at the time.
W-
He doesn’ t look a day over fifty.
And feels like forty.
A t the age of 62.
T h at’s the happy state o f health
and pep a man enjoys when he gives
his vital organs a little stimulant I
When your system is stagnant
and you feel sluggish, headachy,
half-alive— don’ t waste money on
“ tonics” or ‘‘regulators’’ or similar
p aten t m edicines. S tim u la te the
liver and bowels. Use a famous
physician's prescription every drug
store keeps. Just ask them for Dr.
Caldwell’ s syrup pepsin.
,
This appetizing syrup is made
from fresh laxative herbs, active
senna, and pure pepsin. One dose
will clear up almost any case of
headache, biliousness, constipation.
But if you want to keep in fins
shape, feel fit the year ’ round, take
a spoonful of Dr. Caldwell’s syrup
pepsin every few days. You’ll eat
better, sleep better and feel better.
You wilt neper need another laxative.
Give the children a little o f this
delicious syrup two or three times a
week. A gentle, natural stimulant
that makes them eat and keeps the
bowels from clogging. And saves
them from so many sick spells and
colds.
Have a sound stomach, active
liver and strong bowel muscles that
expel every bit of waste and poison
every day I Just keep a bottle of
Dr. Caldwell’s syrup pepsin on
hand; take a stimulating spoonful
every now and then. See if you
don’ t feel new vigor in everg wag.
CURE Your
—with—
WRIGHT’S CONDENSED SMOKE
-a liquid smoke, made by distilling wood, for
smoking all kinds of meats by simply applying
to meat with a brush.
-It imparts to the meat the same smoke flavor
that is obtained when meat is smoked over a
fire in the old way.
FULLY GUARANTEED
WANT ADS
FOR SALE— 1930 com. W ll sell or trade
Jersey heifers for wheat or oats. Con­
rad Martin, Kingman Kolony.
N3pd
Nyssa Pharmacy
FO R SALE—Big load sagebrush 13.50
delivered. R. A. Vest, Rt. 1, Ontario,
or leave orders at Journal office, City, p
The Rexall Store
D ELIC IO U S
A PPLE S— 15c per
box
orchard run. Bring ocntalners. J. A.
P E T T IT , Apple Valley.
Oct. 27pd
See Our W indow Display
N YSSA
OREGON
W ANTE D —Housekeeping work by Nys­
sa matron. Write Box 675 Nyssa.
FO R SALE A T COST—Air mattress.
Just the thing for the hunting trip
next week or the camping trip next
summer. It will last a lifetime. NO R-
DALE F U R N IT U R E CO.
¿oniniiiiMinniiuiiiiiMii iiijíi iii i i i i mu 1111 n n cm m i n in ci um cm cm ci u cm in in in in iiiim n mum n r
Restful. . . . and rich looking
FO R SALE—820 set of new golf clubs
and gray fabric and leather bag, all
for f8. Used only twice. Inquire THE
JOURNAL. City.
I
GUT YOUR
FUEL BILL!
By using one of our Circulating Heaters in your
home this winter.
Stop in and let us show you the Great Western
and Griswold Circulating Heaters.
They’re Fuel Savera
Baldridge Imp. Co.
Full Line Household Hardware
PH O NE 113
Nyssa, Oregon
FO R R E N T —Good 3-room house with
garage, Inquire Star Hotel. City.
SW EET CID ER FO R SALE at H. R.
Sherwood ranch near Nyssa. Oct. 6*
W IL L TR AD E 320 acres of range land,
part good hay land, near Beulah for
house and lot with clear title In Nyssa.
Ontario or Vale. Inquire Oate City
Journal or write H. B. Earp, Route 2,
New Plymouth, Idaho.
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FO R SALE or will trade for small farm
In this valley, home in Baker, 4 lots
50 by 200. 3-room house, woodshed,
chicken house, all good buildings, 11
apple trees, 4 cherry trees,, rest In ber­
ries and garden spot. Plenty of water,
title clear. Address Box 55, Nyssa Ore.
FOR
S A L E— Camp and supplies.
shacks, beds, stoves, mattresses, blan­
kets machinery.
Some good buys In
heatrolas 815 and 820 J F. SHEA T U N ­
NEL C AM P 8 miles from Adrian. Oct.
27 Pd.
C H R ISTM AS CARDS 81.50 and 82 for
box of 25 cards Imprinted with your
name. Cash price. The Journal offloe.
Nyssa.
FO R R E N T —O n e
3-room modern
apartment, furnished,
bathroom In
connection. 8 W A N APAR TM E N TS,
City.
8.22*
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C H A R M IN G 4-PIECE SUITES
Priced
as low as $60
A beautiful suggestion to consider in making
your Fall re-furnishing plans. Constructed o f
rich Walnut with artistic overlays o f lustrous,
contrasting wood.
iNordalc Furniture Co.
Other New Furnishings
See NORDALE First
N YSSA
OREGON
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