GATE CITY JOÜKNAL, THUKSDAÏ, JUNE) 8 , ltM
NYSSA LIBRARY HOURS
IRONSIDE NEWS
The forest program will give the MARIE ANDERSON GETS
E. M. Blodgett
Town
patrons, 2:30 to 5:30.
younger men work and eliminate to j
Mrs. Irene Ripley of Long Creek Is Attorney and Counselor at Law
' some extent the threat that enforced JORDAN VALLEY POST visiting
Out
of
town patrons, 2:30 to 7:30.
Mrs. Arthur Beam.
Idleness brings to spiritual and moral \
Practice in ail Courts
Attending
Baker
county
Pomona
stability. The boys will be working, Jordan Valley—Miss Marie Anderson, grange at Hereford Saturday were E
working In the out-of-doors and In j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ander
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J. Beam and family, Mrs. ArtHUr Beam
W. P. AND ALMA McLINQ, Publishers
Dr. E. D. Norcott
healthful surroundings.
son
of
Jordan
Valley,
has
been
ap
In all plans for the forest conserva- ’ pointed postmistress succeeding Mrs. and Irene Ripley, Mrs. Claude Derrick
DENTIST
tlon work, man-rehabllltation and for-1 Teressa Scott, who served In the office and son Mervin and Norma White.
Subscription, Y ear--------------------11 oO
Nyssa,
Jregon
Ironside and Brogan crossed bats
est conservation have been given equal many
Subscrpition, 6 Months ---------------78c
The appointment was ef Sunday, Brogan winning 12 to 4.
weight. The boys will not be codied. fective years.
Office
Phone
35F2
Dr. C. A. Abbott, D. C.
June 1.
Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, as Second Class Matter
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lofton took
'.They will contribute to the betterment Two baby
Residence Phone 35F3
girls
were
bom
here
re
!Verla
Prescott
to
John
Day
Saturday
and security of the forests and at the cently, one at the home of Mr. and
Chiropractic
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS
John
Molthan,
Wayne
and
Richard
.and future generations. It will bring same time contribute toward their own Mrs. Marlon Wroten, the other to Mr. Lofton are home from Weiser institute
IN THE FOREST
Phone
29—Res.
25
Improvements In public domains which self A respect.
Lewis Palmer.
for vacation.
better summer looms ahead for and Mrs. Mrs. James
Twenty-four Malheur county boys, have been overlooked In the whirl of
Anderson and children Omar Presley and wife spent several
six from Nyssa, form a part of the Industrial development. More Import boys from everywhere.
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recently
returned
from
Ontario
where
days with relatives at Westfall.
Roosevelt army which will spend the ant, however, tlian the material gains
they spent the school year.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laurance returned
summer doing useful work In the for will be the moral and spiritual value
Miss Ida Baxter has returned to from Prairie City Friday where they
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
ests. This conservation work Is a pro of such work.
Boise for the summer. She taught last had attended the funeral of Mrs. Bob
By Clark Wood
gram of man building as well as forest Mr. Roosevelt Is right when he says
year at Pleasant Valley school.
¡Stambro, pioneer of Grant county,
building, the President says.
Critical
consumers
would
no
doubt
be
[the overwhelming majority of unem satisfied with 3.2 per cent If that were Miss Alice Azcuenaga is home for the j Earl Ripley of Westfall spent last
summer after teaching at Murphy, Ida. week end with his sister Mrs. Earl Anna B. Pritchett, D. O.
He plans to make the enterprise a ployed Americans, who are walking the
TRUCKING
and the remainder alcohol,
Murray Hanging recently returned Lofton.
part of our national policy, and It Is ex streets and receiving private or public j beer
Customers
of
the
House
of
Morgan,
ana
from
Los
Angeles.
relief,
would
infinitely
prefer
to
work.
pected to pay dividends to the present
It appears, were also classified as pre Miss Mildred Darnell Is planning to
TRANSFERRING
ferred and common.
spend the summer in Bums.
[ It has been found that the Jig-saw Mr. and Mrs. Norman McKenzie were A BLADDER PHYSIC
Phone 15 and Phone 28
j puzzle was a craze fifty years ago, the in from South Mountain last week. It Is a medicine that works on the blad
Osteopathy and Electrotherapy
difference being that it’s crazier now. was Mrs. McKenzie’s first visit in the der a castor oil on the bowels. Drives
C. KUNKENBERG
PHONE 201
; However, our legal tender money valley in six months. They reported out Impurities and excess acids that
If You Like . . . .
may not be as tender as It is legal, the grass making a good start.
cause
Irritation
which
results
In
get
j An aged Chinese who had been mar
ting up nights, frequent desire, burning
Vale, Oregon.
ried 63 times must’ve had to fill a lotta
leg pains and backache. Get a 25c test
MALHEUR
NEWS
little chinks.
box
of
BU-KETS,
(5
gr.
Tablets)
the
I The Siamese twin cats pictured by
pleasant bladder laxer from any drug
NOODLES, CHOW MEIN AND CHOP SUEY
Ripley have, we suppose, eighteen lives. A large crowd attended the dance gist.
After four days If not relieved go
here Saturday night.
back and get your money. You will feel
Nyssa Aerie
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herb
Derrick
and
better after this cleansing and you get
We Have Them
AROCK STUDENTS ARE Ralph Boor spent Sunday at the Wirth your regular sleep. Sold by The Nyssa
F. O. E. No. 2134
home.
—Advertisement.
Wm. McBRATNEY
HOME FOR VACATION Annie Fuzi came heme from Baker Pharmacy.
Meals and Dutch Lunches
I
where she attended school.
Licensed
Funeral
Director
j
Arock—Several students have return- Mrs. Glenn Yoeman and sons of
Meets Wed. Night at Eagles Hall
and Embalmer
! ed home after attending high school in Stayton are visiting her mother Mrs.
Visiting Eagles Welcome
j nearby towns. Gereta Lanning, Ellen ¡Edgar Rutherford.
Call S. D. Goshert or Nordale
Miller, Roger Benedict and Grace Rob- [ Mark Rutherford puchased a large
Furniture C.o., Phone 94,
, Ison of Arock and Mabel Scott of Rome bunch of horses from Duncan Brothers
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Lloyd Marshall, President
;of Ironside to ship back east. He and
are again at home
Nyssa, Oregon
While U Wait
School district 81 has signed a con Mrs. Rutherford accompanied them
W. R. Keizer. Secretary
tract with Mrs. Florence Vanderford, i by automobile.
Men’s half soles 75c, $1, $1.25
[ Mary Belle Wood spent Friday In
teacher for the coming year.
Men’s heels .................35c, 50c
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Fortney left for Bridgeport.
Women’s half soles ...,35c, 50c
their home at Defiance, Ohio, after
Women’s tap heels ....25c, 35c
j spending a year with their daughter
White cleaner 15c, 2 for 25c
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NEW
TREATMENT
! and family Mrs. W. S. Bruce.
«
| Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Park were busi- WORKS FOUR WAYS
GOODYEAR SHOE
ness visitor in Boise over the week end.
REPAIR SHOP
TO RELIEVE ACID
j Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Murphy took
Evesight Specialist
Next Door Ontario National Bank
STOMACH
I their 10 year old son Rae to Boise the
Ontario, Oregon
first of this week where he underwent
Rooms, Board and Bath *
Specializing
| a tonsil operation.
$2.50 per day
i
Stomach
suffers
everywhere
are
find-
Mrs. R Danner entertained the H. jlng a welcome new relief from acid
on the care of
E. C. club June 1st.
Rheumatism and
disorders. Even extreme cases
Children’s
Miss Marjorie Mills of Caldwell is | stomach
We are closing out a number of excellent, all
respond to Bisma-Rex, the tasty ant
Nervous Cases
visiting
her
grandparents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eyes
steel box or oak refrigerators, green and ivory
acid powder that gives relief in a few
C.
C.
Robinson.
minutes.
Its
comfort
lasts,
too.
You
Dr. D. A. SEXTON - (
combinations, at prices from
owe yourself a-trial of this relief. It is
0 ntario,
-
Oregon
solid
at
The
Nyssa
Pharmacy
Rexall
a
VALE, OREGON
$11 to $25
APPLE VALLEY LADY
Drug Store. Get Bisma-Rex today!
Sr
IS BURIED FRIDAY
—Advertisement.
BUY NOW AND SAVE
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
City Transfer
CHINESE DISHES
The Nyssa Cafe
Shoe Repairing
Refrigerator -
SALE
Dr. J. A. McFall
SANITARIUM i
SPECIAL
Apple Valley—Funeral services were
held Friday for Mrs. W. S. Adams from
the family home, with Rev. Chas.
Young of Nampa In charge. Interment
j was in the Tucker cemetery. Mrs.
Adams was born February 24, 1878, at
| Coffeevllle, Kansas. March 16, 1896,
| she was united In marriage to William
IS. Adams at Enterprise and to this
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union two daughters were born. Her
(husband and daughters Mrs. Harry
McFadden and Mrs. Jess McFadden
survive. She also leaves a brother
Henry Hickman and sister Mrs. M. C.
■ ■ i l l u m i n i l i n i li m i in l i in in in in in in in in in in n i ili i l i l ili ili iiiiiir iii ill iiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiin iif i i i i i r Powers who live in Apple Valley.
A son was born last week to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Murphy, Dr. J. J, Sarazin
of Nyssa attending. Mrs. Murphy is a
I daughter of Mrs. Frank Zimbais.
j Nadine Gooing passed the 8th grade
with the average grades among local
students.
Household Fly Foil Spray—keeps flies
away. Bring a container, 25c a pint at
Bai'dridge Implement Co., Nyssa.
Friends have been calling to see the
-a heap when it effects the motor in your car | new son Earl Otto at the Harry Mur-
which needs regular and thorough lubrica- g Iphy home.
See Our Many New Furnishings
Mordale Furniture Co.
N e g le c t C o s t s I
tion.
-we use the Standard all-point recorded lubri-
cation system which means that no part will
be overlooked.
-your car will last longer, you will save repair
bills.
Charges Reasonable
POWELL’S SERVICE STATION
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WANT ADS
| JIM BEAM PLEASE cal], at The Jour
nal office for two complimentary
umm um i mm mm mm hum mu uri u u m u umm uiiiii nun unii 1 tickets to Friday or Saturday night at
Open Day and Night
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Why Worry About - - -
W ash
D ay
When the United Laundry is ready to serve you
at lowest prices on family bundles.
Individual Care is Given Every Order
THE UNITED LAUNDRY
Nyssa
NYSSA COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday School 10 o’clock.
Children’s Day Program 11 o'clock.
Epworth League 7:30 p. m. This is
5 guest night and a cordial Invitation is
s extended to all young people of the
i community. Apple Valley Epworth
League will join us In this service.
music.
3 Special
Evening Worship 8:30. A dramatized
sermon.
Bible Study Thursday evening 8 p. m.
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Mrs. Margaret Pashley, Prop.
Oregon
traction at Nyssa Liberty theatre.
FOR SALE—Weaner pigs; wanted cat
tle for pasture. Felton Duncan,
Nyssa. June 22 Pd.
FOR SALE—Nearly new No. 4 stock
watering tank. Call at Payette
Creamery. June 14P,
FOR SALE—Hay, $3 In the shock.
Owyhee Realty Co., R. J. Davis, man
ager.
FOR RENT—One of best houses In
town. 7 rooms, lawn, shad#, etc. Owy
hee Realty Co. 1
FOR RENT—1 four-room house with
fine garden spot. See Jack Lynch,
Nyssa.
June !•
FOR SALE—Feed wheat 80 cents per
hundred 14 miles east of Owyhee
bridge. A. D. Moses. June 20 Pd.
FOR SALE or trade—Purebred Hol
st:- n bull IS months old. dam 400 lbs.
butter per year. 11 nearest dams 1132
lbs F. O. Holme«. Nyssa. May 26 Fd.
breeds. Baby Turkeys and baby Pekin
Ducks. Cain’s Hatchery. Phone 345R1.
Ontario, Oregon.
Feb 23 tf
CALLINO CARDS. 100 In box, printed
In any type you like for $1. panel
card $1.25 at the NYSSA JOURNAL.
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A Good Shingle f
ENROLL FOR
Sum m er Sch ool
LINK’S
SCHOOL of BUSINESS
Boise, Idaho
A 50 per cent Discount is now
allowed on all cash Summer
School enrollments. This of
fer good up to and including
June 15.
i
Students May Enter
Any Monday
Write or call at once for
information
I —in . the , right
., place will save you a lot of grief.
1
OIL PERMANENTS
$ 1.95
Not a cheap wave by
inexperienced operat
or« but a GOOD ONE.
Owyhee Beauty Shop
Nyssa, Oregon
#
Repair while prices are low.
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Kalsomine, package—45c
Boise-Payette Lumber Co.
_3
2
Dwight Smith, Mgr.
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Nyssa
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Load the
PICNIC BASKET
with Delicious Baked Foods from the Swan
Bakeiy. We have many good things for your
choosing—cookies, cakes, pies, rye bread,
cracked wheat bread, buns.
Pastries Fresh Daily
The Swan Bakery
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Evert] Tw© M inutes
ANOTHER HOME BURNS
/
Processed Milk
Made the Perfect Food for Babies and Invalids
by our new equipment
ASK US ABOUT IT
—Sold Exclusively in Nyssa by
Shelton Dairy
We Deliver Twice Daily
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F you are underinsured, or if you let
your fire insurance lapse even for a single
day, your property values are exposed to
loss.
Fires occur unexpectedly and destroy
much valuable property in a brief time.
You owe it to yourself to be carefully
protected. How could you be adequately
compensated for your loss if' you were
uninsured or underinsured?
Let us help you obtain an ap
praisal, make suggestions, and
furnish adequate insurance,
Don M. Graham
Fire Insurance
Bonds
Notary Public
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