The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, April 25, 1935, Image 3

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Saiaaiu liome Saturday afternoon.
reasonable. Mrs. W . G. Campbell. FOR SALE—Hatching eggs, white
Citizens Military Camp Nyssa,
An egg rolling contest was enjoyed I
Oregon. April 25 tic.
Leghorn, English strain. We won
New
Tank
Trucks
Built
in
Oregon
Plant
with the following winning prizes: |
•----------------------------------- - 1st at County fair. Mrs. H. E. Hlght,
Opens
July
5th
David Sarazin, Twilla Crawford,
J WILL CONTRACT weeding 6 acres Parma, located In Big Bend. 4-4-4tc.
Robert Browne, Marzene Hollenberg, j
CONTJIACT CLUB
} of onion for season to right party
FOR SALE—Mastadon Everbearing
J. C. Beam, Nyssa. 4-25-Up.
The Contract Club met at the Helen Boydell and Korbet Sarazin.
Vancouver Barracks. Wash. April I--------------------------------------------------
Strawberry plants. Mrs. Charles
home of Mr*. Artie Robertson Mon­
11 —(Special)—Benefiting from a FOR SALE—Two male purebred Bradley, Owyhee. A4*
TUESDAY
BRIDGE
day afternoon. Mrs. Dewey Ray won
recent order which has more than j pointer pups. Be right age for
Dlavlna
with
Mrs'
Bamey bridge
Wllson
««««alned
high score. Guests
doubled the tentative quota, Mal­ hunting this fall. Chas. Leuck. 4-28- FOR SALE—Baby chicks, all popu­
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n,
?
^
“
the
Tuesday
club
this
week,
members were Mrs. Dick Young 5 and Mrs. Ed. , Noreott
.. .. won first prize and
lar breeds. Baby turkeys and baby
heur county now will be entitled to 3tc.
w_c
Mrs. Wm. Seal reman.
... Mrs. T J. T J. 0 Sarazin won second.
ducks. Custom hatching and hatch­
send 2 students to the tenth annual
Citizen's Military Training Camp at FOR SALE—Several small homes ing eggs. Cain's Hatchery, Ontario,
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Guests playing with members were
this post starting July 5th, it was and chleken ranches. Owyhee | Oregon. 2-14-tf
THURSDAY CLUB
Mrs. Ray Emmett and Mrs Eddie
Realty Co., Nyssa. 4-25-ltp.
announced today.
Mrs. George Stacey entertained Powell,
AN WANTED - for Rawlelgh
The quota was set first at 218, but FOR SALE—Twenty head wearier M Route
the Thursday bridge club last week}
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of 800 families. Good profits
this has just been raised to 480; and pigs. Wm. E. Schwelzer.
inviting Mrs. Barr Doolittle and
JOLLY JANES
for hustler. We train and help you.
Brigadier
General
James
K.
Par­
Mrs. Watson Ketchen to play with Misses Sue and Mae Keizer enter-
— L a w n mowers Write today. Rawlelgh Co., Dept.,
sons, camp commander, has directed SHARPENING
members. Mrs. Doolittle won first} talned the Jolly Janes bridge club j
sharpened
50c.
Good, efficient ser­ ORD-148-SA2. Oakland, Calif. 4-4-
that
the
increase
be
distributed
prize and Mrs. Sid Burbidge .second. Monday evening. Miss Doris Smith
vice. Andrew McOlnnis. April 25 tf. 4tp.
proportionately
to
the
counties.
won first prize and Miss Maria Mc-
8
The camp, as formerly, will run FOR SALE CHEAP—Fairbanks and FOR SALE—One hundred thirty
EASTER EGG HUNT
Elroy won low.
for
four weeks, and will be without Morse Centrifugal six inch pump good lots in Nyssa. Oregon. Terms.
The Episcopal Sunday School held
cost
to the trainees Including trans­ with suction pipe. One mile west of C. C Hunt, owner. 3-21-tfc.
EASTER
FAMILY
DINNER
their annual Easter egg hunt at the
portation to and from home.
The J. T. Long home was the j
First of th* fft«»n n«w tank truck« now undar construction at tha Baall Pipa
Owyhee school house. Mrs. Mamie
The students live in an orderly Derrick.
scene of a big family dinner Sunday ind Tank Corporation In Portland for tha Teias company. Thai# bodies ara baing
on Ford, Dodga, and Intarnational truck chassis and will vary in sUa from
open-air tent camp, follow a pro­
honoring Mrs. John Long of Salem, j nountad
— gallon capacitias.
gram in which work and play are FOR SALE—Alfalfa seed at Frank Drink Water With Meals
Mrs. Oscar Golden and Mrs. D. H. I * 0 ta ‘ 1800
blended
with heavy emphasis upon A, Miller ranch, Adrian. Apl8-4tp.
Good For Stomach
Long of Lebanon who are visiting at
athletics
and recreation, and enjoy
the parental home, and Mrs. Ralph |
BIG
BEND
NEWS
FOR
RENT—
Light
housekeeping
TAX
LEVIES
OF
a menu especially arranged for
Beutler of Salem. Other guests were
Water with meals helps stomach
rooms, unfurnished. Inquire at juices,
quantity and quality. The camp is Nyssa
Mr. an<J Mrs. Clyde Long, Mr. and
aids digestion. If bloated with
Shoe
Shop.
OREGON
CITIES
GIVEN
open to boys J7 years old or over,
Mrs. A1 Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
add a sponful of Adlerlka. One
and both former students are to be FOR SALE—Red clover seed. 3t4 gas
Hersehel Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Helen Cartwright was honor
dose cleans out poisons and washes
accepted.
Robert Long and daughter Evalyn, guest at a miscellaneous shower
miles north of Nyssa on highway. BOTH upper and lower bowels. The
and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long, Mr. i given at the home of Mrs. A. Brad- University of Oregon, Eugene, General Parsons asks that pros­ Jacob Oroot. 4-U-3tc.
Nyssa Pharmacy —Advertisement
and Mrs. Bert Barker were callers ney Friday afternoon. A large num­ —The average citizen in the average pective applicants communicate as
ber
of
guests
were
present
and
many
Oregon
city
pays
$14.81
per
year
soon as possible with the camp
In the evening.
beautiful gifts received.
taxes to maintain the functions of authorities, addressing communica­
Eleanor
Haworth,
Flora
Prosser
his city government. City taxes vary tion to C.M.T.C. Headquarters, Van­
PINOCHLE PARTY
and John Timmerman were the from nothing at all In a few small couver Barracks, Washington, or
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLing enter­ successful
spellers from Wade school towns to a high per person of $73.71 call upon their county chairman is
tained with two tables of pinochle who will enter
the county contest at per year. Nyssa pays an average per more convenient. The enrollment
Saturday night. First prize was won Vale
Friday.
capita tax of $9.96.
chairman in Malheur county is Mr.
by Hersehel Thompson and low by Mrs. next
LA CHARM
Kathryn Claypool of Vale Portland pays somewhat above the Stanley Mallett, Ontario, Oregon.
Mrs. Ralph Beutler of Salem.
CHEVROLET DEALER
visited Bend schools last Wednesday average, $17.37 per capita, and in­
and
also
made
a
few
social
calls.
cidentally
t?nds
to
raise
the
general
THEATRE PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Chancey enter­ average, due to its much greater MALHEUR COUNTY TO
The Perfect
Misses Mae and Sue Keizer, tained
FIRESTONE TIRES
sons Lynn and Horace population. Most of the Oregon
Permanent Wave at Claudena and Charlena Crawford, and their their families
HAVE HOUSING CAMPAIGN
at
their
home
cities
fall
b:
tween
$5
and
$12.50
per
Maria McElroy and Edna Burt made
no extra cost.
Sunday.
capita, and a fourth of them are
j up a party who attended the show Easter
CERTIFIED LUBRICATION
F. A. Miller, N. S. Phel­ between $7.50 and $10.
“The Girl of the Limberlost” in Vale an, Mesdames
Chairman Gerry Manville, of
Difficult hair our ; Wednesday
W.
J.
Gibson,
Leo
Betts,
E.
H.
These
and
many
other
figures
on
night. After the show Brumbach, R. L. Haworth, Harry city asse s.-d valuations and tax lev- Malheur Better Housing Committee,
Specialty
they enjoyed a waffle supper at the Russell,
application has been
Tom Godwin and Misses is are included in detail in bulletin reports for that
: McElroy home In Vale.
SERA funds to assist the
Henderson, Weir and Johnston at­ No. 10. just issued by the Bureau of made
in conducting a Better Hous­
tended County Council of P- T. A. Municipal 11 : :arch of the Univer­ county
Evelyn's
canvas. It is believed a lot of
Grandma Betts is visiting at the at Ontario Saturday.
sity of Oregon and the League of ing
modernization work can be develop­
S. B. Davis home.
Mrs. Ray Cartwright, Miss Helen Oregon Cities.
ed in that area as soon as weather
B eau ty Shop
The Elmer Stradley, Hugh Glas­ Cartwright and Mr. Wesley Lyons The average assessed value of conditions
An Independent Station
become more favorable.
gow and George Herald families en­ were guests of relatives in Nampa Oregon cities, per person, computed
NYSSA
joyed Easter dinner at the Buel Sunday.
on a 50 per cent assessment ration.
Nyssa, Oregon
Clement home.
M. and Mrs. L. Eachus and Mr. Is $695. The average for the entire Mrs. Aden Wilson, Eddie Powell
and Mrs. Claud Eachus were Cald­ state, including both city and rural and Mrs. Otto Keller and son en­
areas, is $725. For Nyssa the average joyed a fishing trip on Burnt river
well visitors Saturday.
ad a visit to the Powell mine last
Joe Gardner went to Boise Thurs­ is $380 per capita.
day to transact business and spend Gearheart, which also levies the Sunday and Monday.
"follottr theJeaJer!
with friends.
highest per capita tax. Is the “rich­
\ Easter
Mesdames C. E. Peck, F. A. Miller, est” city in the state, with a per
E. H. Brumbach and R L. Haworth capita assessed valuation of $2263.
MARKET FINDER
attended Book Club at the home of Portland ranks second with $885 per
Mrs. H. R. Otis in Adrian Friday. capita, while Roseburg is third with
Try our Market Finder to dis­
“Green Light” was reviewed by Mrs. $809, the survey shows.
pose of surplus goods, rent a
The average city tax rate for the house, find lost articles, to buy or
M. M. Greelin'?.
BA SS H U E T E R PAINT
Mr. and Mrs. Lora Pillsbury were state, on a 50 per cent valuation sell produce and many other uses.
basis, is 21.3 mills. Nyssa, on a 50 Rates one cent a word per Inser­
Caldwell visitors Wednesday.
cent basis, would pay 26.2 mills tion. Minimum 15c.
A daughter was bora to Mr. and per
per
person, although on the regular
Mrs. Homer Brewer at the Caldwell county
assessment ratio the rate
Sanitarium .April 18.
is 25.7. The highest is 78.1, second
ducks, chick­
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brewer went to 75.2, and third 71.3. Of cities over WANTED—Turkeys,
ens, gese at highest market prioea.
Caldwell Friday to make the ac­ 5,000 population Corvallis Is lowest Twenty-six
years In the same place.
quaintance of their new grand­ with 17.5. Hillsboro, with 16.3 Is the C H. BOWMAN,
Payette, Idaho.
daughter.
«
lowest
In
the
2500
to
5,00
population
Phone 163. tf.
When furniture begins to look a bit dull and unin­
Ezra
Brumbach
who
attends
group
In
the
over
5.000
group,
how­
teresting it may only need a color cocktail. The recipe
Our Regular Stock It Grain Fed Beef
school at Spokane spent his Easter ever, Pendleton has a lower mileage TRUCKING—Coal, wood, grain,
is simple: One part color-imagination and two parts
vacation
at
his
home.
levy,
13,
than
Corvallis,
but
Its
asses-
produce,
gravel,
and,
livestock,
EAT MORE MEAT
Lustrelac Quick-Drying Enamel. Brush on easily and
Mr. and Mrs. John Holly and Mr. ment ration is much higher than anything moving. We'll haul It
smoothly and allow to stand ’til dry (about 4 hours).
anywhere. H U O H GLASGOW
and Mrs. Dan Holly and children of that in effect in Corvallis.
It will stimulate your whole room—you’ll feel the
Copies of the study, which in­ Phone 36F3. tf
Adrian
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
S.
effect yourself! And the dullest furniture will go gay
Phelan enjoyed an Easter dinner at cludes every city in the state, may I DO ALL kinds of hemstitching | NYSSA
OREGON
and sprightly on you. 14 sparkling colors.
the F. A. Miller home and then at­ be obtained from the Bureau of and small pleating. My prices are
Municipal Research at the univer­
tended a show in Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach, Joe sity at Eugene.
and Ezra were Easter guests in the
s'
Rex Brumbach home In Vale.
MARTIN REAPPOINTS DEBT
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Haworth and
ADJUSTMENT COMMITEES
daughters were Easter guests in the
J4PT-40CQT.
Rex Brumbach home in Vale.
M-. and Mrs. R. L. Haworth and
daughters were Easter guests at a Expressing hearty approval of the
B&H Kalsomine
family gathering at the S. Haworth work accomplished during the past
9c per lb.
two years and a desire for the con­
home in Star.
tinuance of farm-debt adjustment
work through the voluntary com­
Bungalow House
plan, Governor Martin has
CONTEST STARTED mittee
committees in each coun­
Paint—All Colors
TO HELP DESTROY appointed
ty of Oregon.
committee for Malheur coun­
$2.40 a gallon
PREDATORY BIRDS ty The
consists of P. Tensen of Nyssa, E.
M. Greig, Ontario, P. M. Boals, Pay­
The Malheur County Fish and ette,
Full Line
D. C. Deming Vale, and H. G.
Game league Is sponsoring a cam­ Joseph,
Welser. All these men have
paign against mapgies and crows, served on this committee previously.
McCormick-Deering the
campaign starting April 1st and
$69.50
ending June 30th. Prizes will be of­ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
Repairs
fered for the most points in the
contest. Points will be scored as fol­
lows:
Crow heads, 4; crow eggs, 1 each;
magpies 4 and magpie eggs, 1 each.
will be necessary to qual­ D on’t N eglect
OREGON ify 500 in points
NYSSA
the contest.
The time to think about safety is when you’re
O. G. Luehrs of Ontario is giv­
buying
a new car. So note this: In the big, new
Y
our
Cooling
ing a .22 rifle for high prize and
fast Plymouth you have two great safety fea­
the Malheur Fish and Game league
Is adding $5.00 for second and $3 for
tures which have sold more than a million Ply-
System
third prize.
mouths in the past few years . . . and which are
Social N otes
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SHELL PRODUCTS
Noreott Service Station
A Pick-me-up for
jaded furniture
NYSSA PACKING CO.
LUSTRELAC Quick-Drying ENAMEL
THE 2 GREAT SAFETY FEATURES
n 70c
That Sold A
Million Plymouths
1. Genuine Hydraulic Brakes.
2 . Safety Steel Bodies.
EDER HARDWARE CO.
GUILTY!.
.O U R COAL
Has Been Accused of—
—Furnishing More Heat
—Less Ash and
—Greater Economy
—We 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
NYSSA
See Us For Building Supplies
PHONH 15
OREGON
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DOCTOR TOLD HER
HOW TO LOSE 17
POUNDS OF FAT
GOSSIPERS PEEVED
Mrs. Robert Hickey of Roseville,
Calif., writes: "My doctor prescribed
Kruschen Salts for me—he said they
I wouldn't hurt me In the least. I’ve
I lost 17 lbs. In 6 weeks. Kruschen is
I worth its weight in gold.”
| Mrs. Hickey paid no attention to
{gosslpers who said there was no safe
way to reduce—envious women who
don’t like to see others youthfully
slim. She wisely followed her doc­
tor’s sdvlce. Why don't YOU.
Get a jar of Kruschen to-day
'lasts 4 weeks and costs but a trifle
and If you don't lose 12 lbs. and feel
years younger and healthier—money
back. Simply take half teaspoonful
In cup of hot water every morning
(tastes fine with Juice of half lemon
added). The Nyssa Pharmacy sell
lots of It. —Advertisement.
Complete Flushing
and Cleaning treat­
ment, including can
of Super Solvent—
$1.50
selling twice as many so far this year!
First, genuine hydraulic brakes, self equalizing
. . . smooth stopping . . . safest made.
Second, an all steel body . . . steel reinforced
with steel, throughout! Plymouth alone of “All
Three’’ leading low-priced cars, gives you both
these vital modem safeguards.
Use Super Solvent for
clogged, overheating,
radiators. Restores
perfect circulation.
50c for can of Super
Solvent big enough to
clean any radiator.
Jte Solder Seal to
Stop Leak»-—can 75c
E. W. PRUYN
Auto Repairing
Ny*»a, Oregon
✓
SEE THE NEW PLYMOUTH . . . DRIVE THE
NEW PLYMOUTH.
Prices start at $510 list at factory.
Powell Service Station
NYSSA
OREGON
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