GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MA&CH M, 1M 6
Ray Garrison
Is Engaged To
meeting the Eastern Stars enter Bernard Prost ard Mrs. Watson he is employed at the Rust ranch. Mrs. Chas. Bradley.
vllle is a new Freshman. They came a temporary vacation.
tained the Masons and members Ketchen.
Those attending the Owyhee | George Light of the Kolony with frim New Plymouth high school.
Jack MceKe—I've only been here
with a St. Patrick's party with the
Ditch company meeting in Ontario two friends from Montana, prospec Sophomores and Seniors champ part of one year and I haven’t form
games and lunch carrying out the
last Thursday were Chas. Bradley, tive land buyers were at the hot ionship basketball game was played ed an opinion yet.
I Irish theme. Games were played be'
Tuesday noon. The Sophomores best Hack—HI teU you later, have to
T. M. Lowe, Jack MoConnell. Henry springs Sunday.
KOLONY
BOOK
CLUB
Seniors nine to fifteen. It de
and Oral Hite.
iore lunch
dancing Young
was enjoj«1
Several ranchers were in Ontario the
The Kingman Kolony Book club j Truelson
/ A A Im
H I l a d J ^ d a U n U rlu
W rirll
l C A j Iater
Miss and Margaret
vas met
cides the inter-class championship. brush up on my vooabulary.
After
spending
some
time
in
Boise
on
Thursday
to
attend
the
ditch
Saturday
aftemon
with
Mrs.
M
.'
! chairman of the committee arrang- M. Greeting in the Kolony. Mrs. Ada on business J. P. Dunaway is visiting meetin.
This is the second year lor the
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1 ing for the party, assisted by Mes- Haworth reviewed "Heaven is My his sons for a few days before going Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fetter have Sophomores to win the champion PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
Ray Garrison, senior in agricul- i dames Sid Burbidge, Dewey Ray, Destination,” the best selling novel back to Portland.
moved from the Henry Tara place to ship.
tural engineering at Oregon Slate Bert Lienkaemper, and Art Norcott. at
There
was
a
well
attended
meet
a house on the Vale road, near On
the
present
time.
Guests
who
en
College, recently announced his en- a good time is reported.
press reported as gotten sev *BALD? Give Your
joyed the afternoon with members , ing at the school house last Thurs tario. Mr. Fetter will continue in the eral Our inter-views
gagement to Miss Alma Sandwick of
the Ability of the Scalp a Chance
were Mrs. O. O. Boden and Mrs. C. day aftemon when the P. T. A. met employ of John Klug on construc Student Minds, on from
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Corvallis. The announcement was
several prom Japan«»« Oil 11 the name of the remarkably
in
regular
session.
Several
new
set
tion
work.
C.
Hunt
of
Nyssa;
Mrs.
C.
C.
Cotton
made at a dance at his fraternity
inent
people
ol
N.H.S.
Quote:
CONTRACT
CLUB
•ucceuful preparation that thousand« are
tlers
were
present.
Mrs.
T.
M.
Lowe
of
the
Kolony;
Mrs.
M.
C.
Imbler
to (e t rid of looee dandruff, stop scalp
house, the Alpha Gamma Rho. Miss Mrs. Leo Hollenberg was hostess of Payette; Mrs. Irwin Troxell, Mrs. gave an entertaining talk. Girls of
Mr. Young—In some cases the ustnx
and «row strung, healthy hair on thin
Sandwick has attended OSC and is to the Contract club last Thursday A. A. Reed and Miss Mildred Olsen, the seventh and eighth grades sang
mind is astonishing by an adequate. Itch
partially bald spots where hair roots
not dead. This famous antiseptic coun-
a graduate of the Monmouth Nor afternoon with a nice party for county librarian, of Ontario,
Arthur C.—I really couldn’t say— are
several numbers. Miss Margaret
ter-lrritant stimulates circulation In the
mal school. She is now teaching in members. High score was achieved hostesses served a lunch at
scalp, brings an abundant supply o f blood
never
having
had
any
to
speak
of.
Klingback
played
the
piano.
nourish and feed starved hair roots—one
the grade schools at Corbett. Ore by Mrs. Frank Hall.
Mr. Hollenberg— - - what minds? to o today
f the chief causes o f baldness. Get a bottle
E. E. Crocker went to Pocatello
close.
at any druggist. The cost Is trifling,
gon. Ray is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lois
Enos—I'm
saving
mine
for
last Tuesday in his truck an d
80c (Economy siie. $1). You have little to
Chas. Garrison of Nyssa.
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lose
and
to g rin. FREE, valuable book
future
reference.
brought back a new tractor and NY9SA COMMUNITY CHURCH Ehtel Mary—We have at least four *The Truth much
About the Hair," If you write to
E. M. HAUSER
JOLLY
JANES
N N
I Remedy C e.. 5* W. 45fh St., N. Y.
plows.
Besides
clearing
his
own
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Nyssa which comper with Edison J A P A N E S E O I L
ORGANIZES TW O
j eighty he has contracted the clear- Sunday School 10 o'clock. Chester In
Misses Marla McElroy and Rubye
STARS-MASONS PARTY
very
favorably.
ing
of
eighty
acres
for
Mr.
Calhown
Lou
Hemenway
entertained
the
Jol
Sager,
superintendent.
Mrs.
C.
A.
CLUBS IN OWYHEE
advertisement was reviewed oad
Monday night after their regular ly Janes with a St Patrick's party
Fred Gibson—Many seem to be on ♦This
j of Nampa, who purchased one hund Abbott, primary superintendent.
approved by a registered physician.
red
sixty
acres
opposite
the
school
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Morning Worship 11:15. This is
George Stacey. High score was won Owyhee—E. M. Hauser was in the house. Mr. Calhown has also pur exchange Sunday. Rev. Matthews of
chased
a
new
tractor
which
Marty
Chance For Good Pay
by Miss Doris Smith. Miss Claudene community last week end and or
the Presbyterian church of Ontario
will use in clearing the other will bring the message. Rev. Grout
Crawford won a special prize.
For Reliable Young
ganized two 4-h clubs. The Owyhee McKim
will preach in Mr. Mathews church
Sewing club consisting ol eight girls eighty.
M en
Last Friday night a large crowd in Ontario and Rev. White wUl
was formed with Mrs. Harriett attended
dance in speak at Weiser.
MONDAY BRIDGE
Truelson leader. The calf club, with the home the of housewarming
Installation and service work
Charlie Schweizer on Junloil League 5:30.
Mrs. Eddie Powell was hostess to Neal Dlmmlck leader, has five mem the
in electric refrigeration and
John Reece ranch. Dancing was Senior Epworth League 6:30. Rev.
air conditioning equipment. the Monday bridge club this week. bers.
enjoyed
till a late hour with supper Grout will speak on Prayer at this
No experience needed. Prefer Mrs. Ted Newell won high score and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pricket from at midnight.
Music was furnished by
men with fair education now j Mrs. Dick Young ,low.
Nebraska are living on the Calhown Claud Smith, Emory Huffman and service.
Evening Worship at 7:30. Rev.
employed to learn while earn
tract where Mr. Pricket will be em Cliff Fields with violin, banjo and Grout
will preach. Special music.
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ing. Must be mechanically in
ployed this summer. Mr. Calhown quitar.
Evening services all week with the
clined and willing to train
expects to build a house for them Mr. and Mrs. Jay Duncan have exception
THURSDA YPARTY
of Saturday evening. Song
spare time evenings in Nyssa
Mrs. Barr Doolittle entertained soon. At present they are living in a come from Payette to live on the service starting
at 7:30. Preaching
in order to qualify. Write, giv Thursday aitemoon with a nice St. trailer house.
place recently purchasd by Fred at 8.
ing age, phone, present occu Patrick’s party for members of the Mrs. Clare J. Baker spent last Klingback.
With 1-4 lb. bar free. Try the small bar and if not
pation.
Thursday bridge club and guests. week end at her home in Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klingback and
OREGON TRAIL
pleased return large bar for refund.
Bert Lienk earn per achieved Teachrs and pupils of the school family spent last week end in Pay Sunday School 10:30.
UTILITIES ENGINEERING Mrs.
high
score,
Mrs.
Sid
Burbidge,
sec
are
practicing
daily
for
a
music
fes
ette
visiting
the
F.
L.
DeBords.
INSTITUTE
2:30. Rev. Grout will be
ond and Mrs. Berwyn Burke, low. tival to be held some day during the Morgan Rust took a trailer load of the Worship
Box 551, Beverly Hills,
speaker.
Guests
playing
with
members
were
seed
grain
to
Wilson
Flats
ranch
Easter wek.
California
Special music. A special invitation
Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Aden Wilson, Mrs. Mrs. Kygar spent several days last near Melba last Sunday.
week in Ontario receiving dental Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Schweizer and is extended to all.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton attend
and medical treatment.
APPLE VALLEY
Mrs. T. M. Lowe attended the ed the Basque dance in Ontario Sat
An ideal adjunct to the hike or picnic trip.
Kingman Kolony Book club last urday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pettit visited Mrs.
Three Power.
Ontario visitors this week were T. Chauncey
Saturday.
Kirkpatrick last week.
Frank Commencesky has come M. Lowe, Mrs. John Hite, Omer Hite, R. 8. McIntyre
received
word
of
from Getysburg. South Dakota, to Jim Landon, Dave Hawkins, Olen
death of his sister at Wellington,
look for a location here. At present Points, Everett Flock, and Mr. and the
Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wamtjes of
Coltpatri, Cal., have announced the
birth of a baby girl bom February
22 .
Waldo Smalley is farming the
John Kuchom ranch this year.
Mrs. A. Numans of Boise was a NYSSA
OREGON
visitor in the Valley last week.
Wilford Walmsey of Boise visited
Has Been Accused o f—
his sister Mrs. R. Nlchol last week.
Church News
s
ms
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SPECIALS....
1 lb Pure CASTILE Soap
33c
Field Glasses
BE SURE TO ATTEND
The Showing of
Spring Styles
For 1935....
Thursday, March 28-8 P.M.
ONTÀDIO HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Sponsored by Ontario Clothing Merchants
Tickets must be obtained from stores
participating
ONLY....98c
NYSSA PHARMACY
GUILTY!.. OUR COAL
— Furnishing More Heat
— Less Ash and
— Greater Economy
NYSSA SCHOOL NEWS
— W e ADMIT ITS GUILT—
And Sentence it to hard duty in your furnace or
range. We know it will make good.
Boise-Payette Lumber Co.
Dwight Smith, Manager
See Us For Building Supplies
NYSSA
PHONE 15
OREGON
Starting next week the Soph
omores are going to write up the
school news for the paper. The last
nine weeks the Seniors have been in
charge.
Baseball practice started Monday
night with about thirty boys turn
ing out. The work this week will be
mostly on the very much needed
fundamentals of the game.
Track will also start this week the
track boys will probably work-out
gym period.
Two new students, Irene and Col
by Poage entered Nyssa high last
week. They came from Nampa. Irene
is a Freshman and Colby a Junior.
This week another Junior, Sylvia
Johnson entered. Her brother Or-
Spring Has Came
Get That Old Buggy Washed and Greased
Filled With
SHELL GAS and OIL
And Shod with
F ire sto n e T ir e s
Norcott Service Station
Nyssa, Oregon
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1932 CHEVROLET COUPE - $385 ! 1931 CHEVROLET COACH - $ 3 0 0
Lots and lots of unused miles in this Chevrolet Coach for
$300. Good tires, good motor, looks good—ready to serve.
3 ’3 1 CHEV. SPECIAL SEDANS $325 UP | We
1930
CHEVROLET COUPE - $250
would like to demonstrate this one to you. Car is in
Anyone wanting a real buy in a used car should see these
three sedans. They won’t last long at our low prices.
1930 FORD TOWN SEDAN ■ $275
good shape and we are sure you will like this Coupe.
for a Used Car. Lots of car for the money in these?
1932 FORDV-8 DELUXE SEDAN $395
1929 CHRYSLER 66 COUPE - $225
The well known Chrysler 66. Be sure and see this one
u r n DELUXE
n ciiivc ru
n / SEDAN
cchau
c m I j 1928 CHEVROLET COACH -
1932
CHEV.
- $440
A car for the man who wants something nice. Lots of extra j
value in this car that has had good care. Good motor.
1930 FORD ROADSTER - - - $190
This Ford roadster is in excellent mechanical condition.
Guard against
w e a r’ n ’ tear
Bass-Hueter Mixed Paint is what the well-pro
tected house, garage or fence should wear. It
lasts for yean and years, keeping its color, its
smooth surface, its protective good looks. And
tight now—when all America is sprucing up—is
an excellent time to add to the value of your
property with good paint.
2 We 1928
CHEVROLET COUPES $140
want you to look these over if you are in the market
This car can be seen at our used car lot and values like this
don’t stay with us very long. We want you to see this one.
Where could you find a better buy than this one? Perfect
shape and ready for the road. Ask to see this one.
BASS HUETER PAINT
35
BASS-HUETER NIXED PAINT
C o n n Mora
V o n Better
Last* Longer
$85
^
QT. ^ | 0 0
iìal .3 , 3 0
J
Full Line
,
McCormick-Deering
Repairs
MORE CARS FROM $10.00 UP TO
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OREGON
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