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CITY 41 ■_ JOURNAL,
THURSDAY,
M AY 3, ''■'■
1934,
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N Y S S A H IG H
N O M IN A T E S
BOXING TANS
¡IRONSIDE R A N CH E R S
FOR
N YS SA SCHOOL N E W S
Nominations for next year’s student
body officers were made at the regular
student body meeting May 1. Students
nominated were: president, Fred Spen­
cer, Harriet Sarazln;
vice-president,
Ross Johnston, Tiena Tensen; secre­
tary, Leonard Nichols, Raymond Holly,
Rose Worley. Election will be by ballot
Friday, M ay 11.
Plan Now To Attend The Grand Opening of
the American Legion’s Great Idaho-Oregon
Championship Amateur Boxing Tournament,
C A V A L R Y B A R N S— C A L D W E L L
Next Monday Night
W ill Del Smith knock out Howard Boor?
Tell Your Friends— Don’t Miss t h e Grand
Opening Monday night— It’ll B e a W ow !
Knockdowns! Knockouts! Action! Thrills!
Liberty Theatre
BESTS IN F IN A LS
years of age under the direction of r*r.
Manville of the county Red w. J. Weese, starting in May. En­
| Cross reports that free first aid lessons rollment mav be made with Dr. Weese
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' will be given all applicants over 16 or Mr. Manville.
Gerry
FIRST AID LESSONS
C O M IN G V O T E
(B y Harriet Sarazln)
Support Eastern Oregon’s Favorite Fighting
Men as they make a valiant attempt to carry the
Oregon colors to victory over the ring prides of
Idaho!
R U R A L SPELLERS
W E L C O M E G O O D R A IN
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P L A Y D AY ENJOYED
High school was dismissed Friday,
April 27 because of grade school play
| day in Vale. High school students who
I attended to act as captains were How-
I ard Boor, Sidney Boren, Raymond
| Holly, Ross Johnston, Oather Lankford,
j Fred Spencer, Alma Hendrcks, Flora
Mae Wimp, Isabelle Sarazin, Nellie
Jean Schweizer, Tiena Tensen, Harriet
Sarazln. About 90 attended from Nyssa.
Most of the students took their own
lunch and dined in the park.
HE HAS STAKED HIS C LA IM
(In memory of Andy Hansen, miner)
Across the river and over the hill,
Where the sun from the west Is shin­
ing.
He's gone away on that last long trek
To the mine with the golden lining.
Ironside—This
section
received a ! Like they did In the zone contest
wonderful rain Tuesday, the first one here, rural schools sent the best spell -
for a couple of months. Crop6 are look- ers to the finals In the county contest
lng a lot better.
j at Vale last Thursday.
John Medlin o f Harper was here
Winners were as follows: fifth grade
Monday en route to the Hold Out with first, Nona Lockett, Jamieson; second,
supplies for his sheep camps. He has Miss Margie Perry, Ontario;
sixth
3 bands in that locality.
grade, first, Betty Stephens, Pioneer
Kenneth Boyer of Hereford was at school; second, Lenna Buchert, Harper;
the C. F. Wise ranch on Friday look- 1 s ver.th grade, first, Afton Grout, Bully
lng at pasture.
j creek; second, Evaline Karst, Park
Mrs. Q. H. Laurence was laid to rest c h o c ! eighth grade, first, Violet Tay-
! in the Ironside cemetery Wednesday. 1 lor. Ontario,
second, Lucille Hucker,
Jackson Perry conducted a beautiful H P - .
Contestants spelled orally for half
service at the home of Mrs. S. Rose.
Those still standing were
Many relatives and friends from dis­ an hour.
given a maximum of three lists of
tant parts o f the country attended.
A large crowd from here attended words to write.
the ball game at Harper Sunday be­
CARD OF TH AN K S
tween Ironside and WestfalL Westfall
won 10 to 0.
Floyd White, Orval Nichols, Carrol
We wish to thank our kind friends
Locey and W alter Duncan are serving and neighbors for their assistance dur­
on the Jury.
ing the illness and death of our brother
Ed Oakes returned from Portland Andrew Hansen; and for their lovely
after marketing a carload of fat beef floral offerings.
cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. N. Thomason.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Tureman and
and Laurence Carlile arrived W ed­
nesday from
Spokane to attend the
funeral for Mrs. Laurence.
Billl Woodcock
fam ily
visited at
Unity Sunday.
Raleigh Van Buren Is shearing sheep
at Unity for the Phipps brothers.
Miracle Laboratories,
2700 Park Boulevard Oakland, Calif.
You claim there Is no more r'-'i'jjn to suffer P IL E S than from a
toothache. You absolutely g-
M IR A C LE PII E A B SO R B E N T
will give Immediate Relief to Itching, Bleeding, Protruding PILE S
or it doesn’t cost me one penny.
I enclose One Dollar or Trial Package (money back If not sat­
isfied) to
be
sent
Postpaid inPlain Wrapper.
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New Dishes
O REGO N T R A IL P-T-A
SPONSORS PICNIC
Friday-Saturday, May 4, 5
Buck Jones in
“T H E T H R IL L H U N T E R ’’
With Dorothy Revier.
Also 3rd Chapter o f “ Pirate Treasure.”
Sunday-Monday, May 6, 7
Big Double Feature Program
Never a word to harm a soul,
In a life that was free from oppres­
sor
Oregon Trail school closed the term
I f he staked his claim and found his
Friday with a jolly picnic for students
gold.
and parents at the schoolhouse. School
That was his only obscession.
work and 4-H sewing were exhibited.
In the place beyond he’ll find his niche, Boys and their dads played baseball
while others attended a Parent-Teach­
And It makes us stop and ponder,
er meeting in the afternoon. Nominat­
I f the good God knows him as we do,
ed by Mrs. Glen Holmes and Mrs. Wm.
He’ll strike It rich over yonder.
DeGroft, Albert Hopkins was re-elect­
—Ruby Ellis Rust.
ed president; Mrs. Lloyd Adams, vice-
president; Mrs. J. B. Smith, secretary-
FOR SALE— Kitchen chairs and cup­ treasurer; and Mrs. DeGroft, pianist.
board. Mrs. Zena Rambaud. M10*
Having been
elected to
teach at
Oregon Trail Ore ceming year, Mr.
and Mrs. Hopkins plan to spend most
of the summer here.
FREE AIR
“SHE M A D E HER BED”
With Richard Arlen, Sally Eilers and Robert
Armstrong. Feature No. 2 “ Bitter Sweet.”
Also Short Subjects
Howdy Folks:
One of the nice
things about-being a grandparent
Is when the children start crying,
you can go home.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, May 8, 9, 10
And one of the nice things
about buying Firestone Tires Is
they will get you home.
Lew Ayres in
“L E T ’S BE R IT Z Y ”
A RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT...
A PLEDGE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT
• Uniform and staunch
support of President
Roosevelt's recovery
program.
• Greater development
of Columbia River and
Bonneville dam.
• $5,103,000 in federal
money for Oregon
.
bridges.
• A general, frank, candid
and above-board ad­
ministration of Oregon
affairs,
dishes. Add to it from our open stock as you
wish. Prices surprisingly low.
15-Piece Luncheon Sets And
• Reduce taxes by rigid
economy.
Fruit Sets in New Patterns
VOTE! X i MARTIN chablis
IN U TA H COLLEGE P L A Y
U U Adv„ ¿larda Cgmm.)
Miss Irene Gilchrist, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Gilchrist, will take part
in a college oratorio “The Passion’’ on |
May 31 at Utah State college In Logan
where she is attending school.
The j
chorus will consist of
110 male and |
female voices.
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Tumblers, 6 f o r .....................................25c
Rose Glass, 6 f o r ................................... 35c
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Invites you to bring in
your old shoes. What
may seem beyond re-
pair might be made into
a good understanding
and add a few steps to
economy.
SH O E
SH O P
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Clem McCoy wonders If the reason
we quiet down more whan we
grow old Is because we have more
to be quiet about.
A small boy was asked In Howard
Foster’s Sunday School class who
the first man was. “ George Wash­
ington,” was the reply. When In­
formed that It was Adam he said
"Oh, well, if It’s foreigners you are
talkng about, maybe It was.”
THE NEW 1934
“ I t ’s no use talking,” said the fat
woman as she gave up all hope of
getting into the phone booth.
I6ERAT0R
NOW
S e e the new N o rg e . Sec the
n ew N o r g e
conveniences.
interior. See the new adjust­
Shampoo and Dry Fin-
fer W ave f o r ......75c
3
Expert Leather W ork &
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nyssa shoe shop
W et W a v e .............. 35c
Our Permanents Have
Lovely Ringlette Ends
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Ross Parkinson, Prop.
A doctor says that more than
5,000,000 dangerous germs lurk on
the average dollar bill.
See its spacious, waist-high
ON DISPLAY
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During t h e s p r i n g
months we will offer—
Nyssa, Oregon
1 Owyhee Beauty
Shop
Oregon
3 * WW H I MTH1 III H H HI III III H H I I IMI I I HI M flllS !
able s\\e\ves...easy to see with
And we can’t hold one long enough
automatic e le c tr ic lighting.
See the easy sliding ice trays.
WITH MANY
to count more than ten.
See the handy deep tray for
frozen desserts. See the but­
NEW
basket...the H ydrovoir, the
new vegetable freshener. W *
CONVENIENCES
F----... „HU«
N O R C O T T SERVICE
ter and cheese rack...the egg
Nyssa
Oregon
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want you to see these and th»
$fi #1
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many other N o r g e features,
standard in leading models,
before you buy any refriger­
ator. See the new Norge today.
NORGE
BIGGEST VALUE
FOR AS LITTLE AS
$139.50
ASY
TERMS
Why Hospitals Use
a Liquid laxative
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Fresh
color for jaded rooms
1/ you want to pep up your home a bit, come and
pick out some of the cheery color scliemes on our
Color Harmony Selector. They’ll show up just by
Make kitchen hours
cheery hours
Hospitals and doctors have always
isea liquid laxatives. And the public
a fast returning to laxatives in liquid
form. Do you know the reasons?
F o r w o o d w o r k , fu rn itu re ,
to y s a nd w h a t nots
decorative
It is easier to work surrounded Here's that a is brilliant
especially good for
by g»y colored walls. And there finish
and bathroom wain­
is no reason why they shouldn't kitchen
scoting—for breakfast room sets
be is sanitary and easy to wash And
smartly
modern occasional
as white. Just pick theright paint. pieces. Its colors
are as lovely
Satin Eggshell Finish as a rainbow.
The dose of a liquid laxative can be
measured. The artion can thus be
regulnted to suit individual need. It
forms no habit; you need not take a
“ double dose" a day or two later.
QUART—#5c
GALLON—$3 15
Nor will a mild liquid laxative irritate
the kidney*.
Lústrela
Wi, Enamel
of a
The right dose
liquid laxative
brings a perfect movement, and there
no discomfort at the time,
after
is
or
The wrong cathartic may often do
more harm in an good.
Eder Hardware Co.
Nyssa, Oregon
A properly prepared liquid laxative
like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
brings
relief
It
safe
from constipation
gently help# the average person'«
bowels back to regularity. Dr. Cald­
well's Syrup Pepsin is an approved
liquid laxative which all druggist«
keep ready for use. It makes aa
ideal family laxative; affective foi
all ages, and may be given tlx
youngest child. Member N. R. A.
LUSTRE LAC ENAMEL—Pint 70o
penny more.
Powell Service Station
H If Pint 40c
FREE B O O K LE T !
New informative booklet for home owners
“ It’s Time to Paint— What to Do and How
It’s Done.” Ask for a copy.
EDER HARDWARE CO.
NYSSA
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