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GATE CITŸ JOURNAL. THURSDAY, PEG. 8, 1932. LITTLE NEWS OF NYSSA ! Santa’s Coming SATURDAY D EC. AT 2:30 P. M. AT THE GOLDEN RULE FREE C AN D Y CAN ES For All the Children— Don’t Miss Him! Gifts for Every Member of the Family — at the— GOLDEN RULE THE CHRISTMAS STORE Get Free Gift Exchange Coupons Here PHONE 90 NYSSA, ORE. MARRIED IN VALE We Join the Merchants of Nyssa in Welcoming the C. A. McCumber, Jordan Valley high Miss Luclle 6lknore spent the last way patrolman, has been ill of pneu two weeks in Boise with friends. Big Bend—Miss Pauline Whitley and Miss Charlotte Brown of Payette s monia. Harold Hinman g r e a t l y surprised Jesse Johnston, rancher of Big Bend ______ visiting at the Bernard Frost home. friends by their marriage in Vale Mrs. J. L. Gilmore is spending this ,or many years. is the newest member I Thursday. They are staying with tne week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. o i the Journal family. ¡bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Williams at Union. I J A. Pettit was in town from Apple Whitley at present. They were chavaried Ray Smth, of the Fletcher Oil Com- i Valley Tuesday. Mr. Pettit is road com- [by Roswell friends Saturday night, pany of Boise, was here on business missicner and at present is improving j Miss Irma Betts is keeping house for roads in the vicinity of Notus. | Mrs. M. E. Rogers in Parma. Mrs. Rog- Tuesday. Ed. Wilson says Santa himself will ers has been very ill but Is Improving, Newton Minton was renewing ac quaintances with old friends here Mon arrive at the Golden Rule Saturday, j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purdy and Mrs. December 10 at 2:30. He will bring free N. S. Phelan were in Nampa Saturday, day. candy canes for all the children. I Ross Johnston cracked a bone in his | Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gilmore and Mr. Nyssa Auxiliary is among new sub- | wrist while playing basket ball last and Mrs. Ernest Crofton of San Diego [were the week end guests of J. L. Gil scribers to The Journal, having ordered Thursday evening. Vernon Parker lias been out of school the paper for the Veterans’ Hospital in more and family. suffering with an infection in his ear. Portland for the ensuing year. j Nate Leigh, owner of the Liberty Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Welsh entertain- Edna Ray Kendler theatre, was over Tuesday to arrange: Miss tan a t Dennis e n n i s and ana nay aen au r Brid CI b , th , h sat_ ; for narticioation in the Nvssa Gift Ex- ’ returned Saturday from Umatilla, where ed the Bridge Club at their home Sat- ch a 4et P y 1 th™ they were were called hv by the illness Illness and urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes of Nyssa were invited guests. Four tables death of Mr. Kendler’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Posey had as were in play, Mrs. F. A. Miller and Mr. While attempting to repair a fan belt, dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Welsh winning high scores. Delicious Henry McNee cut his hand severely Mort Prevo and Mr. and Mrs. Will Rog refreshments were served at th? close. Monday. It was caught in the running ers of Caldwell. fan. Loyd Harlan returned last week from Den Graham, Insurance agent, called : Emmett, Ida., after completing work for DANNER IS MASTER the government at the Black Canyon the adjuster to Nyssa yesterday when , arrangements were made for the re power plant. OF AROCK GRANGE building of the house by Lon Root, Nys Farnham Sills is spending most of sa contractor. his time near John Day where he is op Attorney E. M. Blodgett and Don j Arock—The grange has elected the ! erating a dragline at a gold claim in Graham were in Ontario several days following officers for the ensuing year: which he is interested. Mr. and Mrs. Barr Doolittle went to this week for the Bodfish-Graham case, jj p; Danner, master; W. B. Packard, Vale Sunday to spend the day with Mr. Biggs and Biggs are attorneys for Geo. : overseer; Ruth Danner, lecturer; C. C. Murphy, steward; Lowell Park, assist- Doolittle’s sister Mrs. Raymond White Bodfish, owner of the Nyssa Rooms. Martin Redding of Salem was here ant steward; Mrs. C. E. Lanning, chap- who is there from Salmon, Idaho, and today to give drivers’ examinations. He lain; W. S. Bruce, treasurer; Mrs. L. Y. other members of the family. will return to Nyssa January 5th. Mr. Matthews, secretary; Gordon Park, Dewey Ray is delivering a truckload Redding succeeds the late A1 Rousseau, gatekeper; Mrs. Bruce, Ceres; Mary of dressed meat in Portland this week who formerly served this county. Baltzor, Pomona; Opal Murphy. Flora; end from the Nyssa Packing company. Clare Baker, lady assistant steward; The 4-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray accompanied her husband Mrs. Jim Perkins of Apple Valley was John Baltzor, A. L. Miller and A. F. Hill, j when he left yesterday. executive committee; T. T. Garlick, j | Lloyd Lee, poultryman of Middleton, brought to Dr. J. J. Sarazin’s office last business agent. spent Thursday inspecting flocks in week, suffering of a dislocated verte H. E. C. ladies met at Mrs. R. E. Kingman Kolony. He found many fine brae. She is doing nicely. Danner's last week and sewed for sick 1 chickens in that vicinity which a r e , Delbert Taylor was over from Weiser , , „ _ . . , , , bringing in fairly good returns at pres- M week end. Since sale of the serv.ee folks The hostess served refreshments ent egg prices |station he formerly operated, he has;at the close. | Mrs. David F. Graham of Vale and been working in the Skaggs store at! Mr. and Mrs John Baltzor returned daughters Mary and Gene motored tojWeiser. [from Portland with their little son ’ Nyssa Sunday to spend the day with j Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sterling and family ! Arthur who is much improved after | the Donald M. Graham family. Miss came from Payette to have Sunday three months treatment in the Shriner’s Margaret Kilpatrick accompanied them dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. B. hospital. He is to be home three months Nordale. The depression is over for Mr. and then return to the hospital. home after a week end visit here. C. E. Lanning. W. S. Bruce, L. Y. Dedication of the new schoolhouse at sessor of Payette county, Idaho. Homedale will take place Friday even Sterling as he was recently elected as- Matthews, A. L. Miller and G. A. Pal Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDowell of Twin mer made a trip to the county seat this ing, December 9, with a program of speaking and music. Miss Vorhies. mem Falls, parents of Mrs. Bernard Frost, week. route ber of the Homedale faculty from Nyssa stopped here last week wher to Potlatch and Spokane. Mr ost ac will take part. CHAMPION CASTER HERE Kingman Kolony Sand Lily troop of companied them to visit hei sister at Girl Scouts, with Mr.s Maurice Judd, Potlatch and returned Monday. J. A. MacEachern and Ben Cook, leader, will hold a small Christmas When a salesman stopped in Nyssa to bazaar at the Nyssa Packing company president and manager of the General Saturday. Candy, cooked food and fancy Construction company, were here last sc'l a snaPPy fisherman’s outfit, the talk work will be sold, with proceeds for the week from San Francisco. They have re- ; drifted to casting. Nyssa sportsmen ex- turned to California whre they will sub- Pained how they could cast, when the summer camp fund. mit a bid on a big bridge job December j visitor ended the argument by inform- 19. |ing them that he was Larry Quinn of Don Todd’s fractured arm Is aboutMilwaukee, champion caster of the well, according to word from Mr. and i w<>rid whose record cast was 122 feet Mrs. Todd who are living at a timber Pounds and Wilson stopped talking. [claim near Leadpoint, Washington. ¡Their neighbors, 18 miles distant, are ,Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoxie of Nyssa I who have also leased a timber claim for the winter. A Merry Make BIG BEND COUPLE Christmas W ith Useful Gifts If you’re making; this a practical Chris'mas— or at least including some very useful gifts— here’s a storeful of thrilling presents “ he” or ‘ she” will enjoy. Here’s Some Samplers— Eut See Everything! I PLAY MAKES MONEY FOR OWYHEE SCHOOL Electric Tie Presser, Handsome Season The season of good-will, of friend liness and kindness. W e are happy to be numbered among the firms of Nyssa who are offering— The Nyssa Christmas Gift Exchange Visit the stores that carry Electrical Appliances and see the useful Gifts that keep on giving service and en joyment for a long time to come. You will receive Nyssa Gift Ex change coupons at Nyssa business firms. Each one entitles you to a free chance on the valuable gifts assembled in the D. and A. Build ing. With Greetings of the Season Idaho Power Co. STOP HEAT ROT! IT COSTS TUE AVERAGE AMERICAN FAMILY f 27.62 PER YEAR . . . & Miss Bernice Dunn, director of the play "Two Days to Marry,” given by Owyhee schol last Friday night, reports a successful play and excellent atten dance which enriched the school by over $20. The cast included Kenneth Mc Donald, Bob Morfitt, Rex Walters, Helen Clement, Dorothy Morfitt, Alta Bradley and Fred Pullen. The play may be repeated In nearby communities. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks ¡to Nyssa volunteer firemen who aided us Monday. Mrs. Addle Wilson and family. FOR HIM C h r is tm a s D on ’t let Heat R o t make your garments frayed, threadbare and tender after a few ironings. Remember the damage caused by Heat R ot b a t first in vbible; guard against it by using the Panel-matic with perfect heat control. WITH THE NEW SENSATIONAL SAMSON 1000 WATT ADJUSTABLE AUTOMATIC IRON $1 Tie, Both f o r ...................... 98c Irons with imperfect heat control cause the Heat R ot that ruins your clothes. Panel-matic’s M agic M b s Control keeps the heat at the ex act temperature that you need for silks, cottons or woolens, etc. The increased wattage gives you a constant reservoir o f heat. Men’s Silk Scarfs .... 50c to $1.95 - - when the Men’s Dress Shirts, Pure Silk • .......................................$2.95 need for - - ■ Fancy Dress S o x .................... 50c 25 H EATS FOR HER FOR THE BOY M unsin tç Pure Silk H ose....... 75c Silk Pajam as...................... $1.95 Hand B a p ............................ 98c Heavy Felt Slippers....... ........ 49c Silk S carfs............... 50c to $1.95 Box Handerchiefs.................. 25c Lovely New Linen Sets Dress S o x .................................10c C H R O M IU M PLATED SA M SO N U T IL IT Y IK O N , >1.50 V A L U E Ties........................................... 25c SAMSON Silk M u fflers.......................... 50c 1000 W A T T IR O N , $8.75 V A L U E House Slippers........................ 98c Handkerchiefs........................ 10c FOR THE GIRL Prompt SERVICE FULL LINE OF KIDDIES’ TOYS PHONE 76F3 Wilson Brothers B O TH FOR 95 J5 FREE TO Y O U / I THIS HANDY ELECTRIC UTILITY IRON Irons lingerie, collara a n d cuffs, hand kerchiefs, etc. Just the thing for that week end trip. CON SU M ES N O M ORE ELECTRIC CURRENT T H A N AN O R D IN A R Y 660 W A T T IRON . . . AMBULANCE Silk Bloomers ........................25c Wool G loves........................ „ 35c ...................................... 10c Perfume.....................................9c Box Handkerchiefs................25c With Each 50c Purchase Free Chance at Nyssa Gift Exchange. With Each $1 Purchase Our Ticket on Turkey and Radio, also two coupons for Nyssa Gift Exchange. You get two kinds o f coupons at Wilson’s. . . . Arises IT W IL L bring a modern am bulance— outfitted with every comfort and need for the sick —and manned by courteous attendants. W e maintain a m odem am bulance service in addition to our hearse service. A Special for Saturday in Our Grocery Department SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS CHRISTMAS CANDY Christmas wrapped with carton A n d Christmas nuts, complete for mailing. No better gift. s t o c k . Special Prices. Extra- Poun 16c Special prices to schools and churches. COFFEE SPECIAL Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee, 1 lb. CHRISTMAS TREES package with one package o f All Washington Fur. Our stock is Royal Quick Setting Jell Powder, any flavor. Both for........... 33c complete— get your’s today. EDER HDW. and GROCERY Get Free Gift Exchange Coupons at Eder’s NYSSA, ORE.