The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, May 16, 1935, Image 3

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    Trull consisted of Gilbert Holmes
OREGON TRAIL
and Frankie Wilson. A large crowd
SCHOOL CLOSES atended the picnic given at the
hour. A large table was spread.
WITH PICNIC noon
A P.-T. A. meeting followed the
DATE CITY ¿OÜftNAU,THURSDAY' MAYj^L 19ÿ _
hny Vehicle or combination of drive In Oregon throughout the
an d C han Warner tor the single EAGLES CONVENTION CHANGES GIVEN
vehicles f r o m 40,000 to $4,000 year if properly registered In state
boys.
of residence.
WILL BE JULY 4, 5. 6
IN MOTOR LAWS pounds.
Trucks used In SERA work may
BIO BEND WILL HOLD
be operated with temporary permit
IN KLAMATH FALLS
A. V. DeLarm spent Sunday at the
costing $$.
CHILD CLINIC SOON
Turned out In the Oregon state Any city having population of home of his sister Mrs. Bob Stewart
dinner. In the afternoon the Ore­
legislative
mill during the last reg­
Friday, May 10 was a big day at gon Trail married men defeated the 1 Big Bend—Miss Edna Flanagan, Already more than 1,000 reserva­ ular session were miny new motor 100,000 or more may adopt city or­ in Nampa.
Oregon Trail. In the morning the single men in a thrilling base ball county nurse, was In the Bend Sat­ tions for housing quarters have vehicle laws, several of which, when dinance calling for periodic Inspec­
Oregon Trail school team defe&tec. gime 14 to 11. Batteries consisted of urday making preparations tor a been made with the Grants Pass they become effective, will be of tion of motor vehicles.
Nellie Stewart of Valley View
by Eagles from all over the j vital Importance to every man who Private passenger vehicle owners spent the week end with Mrs. Wal­
the Kingman Kolony boys in base Frank Byers and Albert Hopkins for clinic to be held at the sdhool | aerie
who intend to be here July 4, [owns or operates a automobile.
ball 24 to 16, Batteries for Oregon the married men and Carly Ayers [ house in District No. 47 at which state
5.
and
the state convention of I This was pointed out by Earl residing in adjoining states may ter Marshall.
children from both districts be­ Eagldom. 6 for Two-thirds
3nell, secretary of state. In an
tween the ages of four and seven contacted have reported of to the the aeries
gen­
article
appeared in the April
will undergo a thorough examin­ eral committee that they will be ; Issue of which
the
Oregon Motorist, a
ation by a doctor and dentist.
fully
represented.
[
magazine
published
by the Oregon
Dr. J. J. Sarazin of Nyssa was a The general committee has been State Motor association.
caller in the end last Thursday. booking
housing facilities for the A form of legislation entirely new
A number of parents attended the
Eagles and urging rooms be to Oregon, according to Mr. Snell,
Achievement Day program at Wade visitng
early, due to the large Is the safety . responsibility act, See this beautiful new model giving complete
school house last Thursday after­ reserved
number of visitors who will come which will go Into effect July 1. refrigeration
noon.
service in every model. Everything
there soley for the Fourth of July
measure, a part of the uniform
Mis. Leo Betts was confined to her j celebration. The aerie expects to en- This
you
want
in
a
refrigerator.
motor
vechlcle
code,
Is
already
in
ef­
bed with an attack of flu last week. ; tertain 20,000 delegates and visitors fect In more than 20 states.
L. Eachus, who was a patient in
1. PRESERVES YOUR FOOD PROPERLY
the three convention days, The law will be felt only by the
the Caldwell Sanitarium, returned during
Claud
Gotschall,
general
chairman,
motorist
who
Is
Involved
In
an
acci­
home Saturday.
2. PLENTY OF ICE FOR DESSERTS—AND
this week.
dent and who Is held responsible by
Mrs. Elmer Prosser entertained said
Plans
for
the
convention's
high­
courts
for
the
death
or
bodily
Injury
QUICKLY!
the P.T. A. at her home Friday. Mrs. light of entertainment, the "Ven­ of any person, or for damage to
ROLLATOR REFRIGERATOR
George Swigert of Arena Valley was etian Nights” water carnival, are property of others in amount ex­
3. BEAUTIFUL CABINET
a guest.
taking shape rapidly. Individuals, ceeding $100. Such a person may
Wade school closes Friday, May 17 organizations,
and Interested groups not drive again until he has satis­
4. QUIET, ECONOMICAL OPERATION
with a community picnic at Big hive been Invited to enter decor­ fied final Judgment and furnished
FOR
AS
L I T T L E
AS
Bend Park.
ated boats In this huge water par­ proof of his aballty to respond to
Judge David F. Graham of Vale ade. which will be staged on the damages caused by him in the It will pay you to see our line before you buy.
• D o n ’t d elay .
was a Bend visitor last Saturday. Rogue river at the city Riverside ! future.
Mrs. Tom Ferguson of Apple Val­ park.
| Mr. Snells' article carries a com­ Many models to choose from, priced at from
Start sav in g with
ley
is
recovering
from
an
attack
of
All boats will be Illuminated and plete, official and easily understood
Rollator Refriger­
flu at the home of her parents. Mr. the entire scene will be set off by summary of the safety responsibility
ation now. T h is A M O N T H
and Mrs. H. R. Hatch. Mr. Fergueson flood lights from the shore. Music act.
spent Sunday visiting his family. for the pageant will be furnished Another change which h a s
w eek! W e can
Mrs. Charles Peck and baby by the Grants Pass municipal bind. aroused much inte.est among mot­
prove that N orge will pay for itself
daughter of Boulder, Colo., are Other committees are working orists
the amendment to the right
over and over again. So the sooner
guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. out schedules to include dancing, of way Is law.
giving the driver on the
you take advantage of today’s easy
Plln Case.
tours, tennis, bowling, hikes, boxing, right the right of way at Intersec­
Mrs.
A.
Cornell
of
Peoria,
Illinois,
wrest
line,
baseball,
bugle
and
drum
terms, the more you will save. ^
Under the old rule, the driv­
arrived in the Bend Tuesday to corps drills, golf, horse shoes, and tions.
er entering the Intersection first had
Come in and see the Norge.
spend the summer in the P. B. An­ various oth’r activities besides con­ the
right of way. This become ef­
NYSSA
OREGON
derson home.
vention busiruss.
fective June 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Kester and baby and
Besides
this
new
legislation,
other
Charles Kester, Sr., of Emmett spent
Important changes outlined by Mr.
OWYHEE NEWS
Mothers' Day with Mrs. Kester's
Snell
were as follows:
Mrs. Thomason. The guests
NYSSA
ADRIAN mother
Persons
arrested on charge of
brought an elaborate dinner which
while intoxicated Imme­
was celebrated picnic style at Big Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Ellis of driving
Bend Park.
Idaho Falls, were visitors over the diately shall be examined by phy­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatch moved j week end with Mrs. Ruby Rust, sis­ sician.
of state authorized to
CHEVROLET DEALER
'fallar the JeaJtr!
to Oregon Slope where they will live ter of Mr. Ellis. On Sunday accom­ Secretary
temporary driver's permits to
In a tent at the V. V. Hickox home panied by Morgan, Jack and Phy­ issue
applicants
for
operators’
licenses.
so Paul will be nearer his work. llis Rust and Mrs. Rust, they drove Necessity of obtaining notary
Mrs. Joe Gardner, Mrs. L. Eachus to the North Hornet mine, in which public's signature on applications
FIRESTONE TIRES
and Claud Eachus were Caldwell j Mr. Ellis is interested. They left on for
operators’
or
chauffeurs'
lic­
visitors Saturday.
Monday.
eliminated.
CERTIFIED LUBRICATION
Mrs. Ray Cartright entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ness Hatt were On­ enses
Registration fees for motor trucks,
tario
visitors
last
Wednesday.
the
teachers
and
pupils
of
Wade
BASS-HUETER PAINT
trailers
and
semi-trailers
reduced
10
school with a chicken dinner Friday Mrs. Ruby Rust and daughter cents per hundred pounds, those
Phyllis were guests last Tuesday weighing 2000 pounds or less ex­
in honor of her sons birthday.
and Wednesday of Mrs. Mary Mc­ cepted.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright en- Connell
Nyssa.
tertained relatives from Nampa, P.-T. A. In met
Either annual or semi-annual lic­
at the school house enses
Sunny Slope and the Bend at a din­ last Friday afternoon
may be oBtalned for many
at two o’clock commercial
ner on Mothers Day.
type vehicles.
In
an
Interesting
session.
A
large
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch have crowd was In attendance. Several Flat rate of $10 per year prescrib­
An Independent Station
purchased a new home In Adrian worthwhile motions relative to the ed for certain commercial vehicles
and will soon move there.
together with load, weigh not
Nyssa, Oregon
betterment of school and com- which,
exceed 4000 pounds.
You'll stretch your better housing dollars to the limit
" | munlty were carried. Mrs. Neil Dim- to Maximum
allowable load upon
if you paint your property with Bass-Hueter Mixed
mick, president presided.
Paint. It outlasts other paints . . . it wears smoothly
The Owyhee sewing club met with
and evenly. . . its colors please to the end—all good
Betty Schweizer at her home last
Wednesday afternoon with club
reasons why Bass-Hueter Mixed Paint costs far less
leader Mrs. Truelson in charge. A
on the job. It adds to the value of property—house,
I good attendance is reported.
garage, fences, etc. Paint now for protection and
} Mrs. John Hite visited her parents
beauty that lasts for years.
)Mr. and Mrs. Ratcliff In Ontario
j Wednesday.
j Rex and Jack Walters drove to
BASS-HUETER MIXED PAINT
.Council last Sunday.
Covers More
Daily Vacation Bible school started
Quart
$1.00.
Wears Better
in Owyhee Monday for a two weeks
Lasts Longer
session. Mrs. Peterson of Caldwell,
Gallon $3.30
of the Sunday School Union work
I SEE BY THE
for Idaho and eastern Oregon and
Our new used car lot it
Geraldine Nlckens of Kingman Kol­
PAPERS
located across the track on
ony are in charge.
the road toward Payette.
B&H Kalsomine
—That Conoco is one of the
STOP! LOOK! See the
nation's biggest users of news­
A contractor of Quincy, Mass., de­
paper advertising (and Geo­ clares
Bargains!
Bungalow House
that “During my 20 years of
rge Harvey has his trucks experience in this line of work, I
plastered with reprints of have never seen any drive so ef­
Paint—All Colors
same).
1934 TOWN SEDAN, Master six, trunk,
fective as the Quincy Better Housing
$2.40 a gallon
—To be a successful advertiser Program.
has new car guarantee. Big saving
over a period of time, you
at our price......................................... $625
Full Line
must have a product which
We suppose the chain-letter fan
will stand up under constant figures that good dimes are coming.
1933 CHEVROLET COACH, tan, equip­
McCormick-Deering
scrutiny of critical NEW users.
ped with heater and other extras. In­
$69.50
—Such as Conoco Bronze gas­
Repairs
vestigate this one ........................... $515
oline and Germ Processed
Motor OH. TRY IT.
KELVINATOR
na aon Can tn a
O
f i f i
$ 6.50
$QQ50 up
NORDALE FURNITURE STORE
nrH
EDER HARDWARE CO.
*» *
SHELL PRODUCTS
Make your Better Housing
Budget go farther
Norcott Service
\
DE SURE TO SEE OUR DARGAINS
Used car Lot
m
EDER HARDWARE OREGON
CO.
NYSSA
DICK & LEIBY
GARAGE
ATTENTION!!
Stock and Poultry Feeders
I
»
Our Plant Is Now Open All Day
Six Days Per Week
We are carrying a full line of stock and poultry
feeds at prices that are right and in line with
market values—
Can furnish any quantity
We Do Custom Grinding
and Bean Cleaning
Your Patronage Solicited
THE NYSSA ELEVATOR
NYSSA
OREGON
Rupture
II. L. Hoffman, Expert, former
associate of C. F. Redlich. Minne­
apolis. Minn., will demonstrate with­
out charge his "Perfect Retention
Shields" In
BOISE
Friday, May 31
at the Bristol Hotel
From 10 A. M. to 4 P M Please
come early. Evenings by appoint­
ment.
Any rupture allowed to protrude
Is dangerous, weakening the whole
system. It often causes stomach
trouble, gas and backpains.
My "Perfect Retention Shields"
will hold rupture under any condi­
tion of work and contract the open­
ing in a short time.
Do not submit to avoidable opera­
tions and wear trusses that will en­
large the opening. Many satisfied
clients in this community. No mall
order
HOME OFFICE:
305 Lincoln Bldg., Minneapolis,
Minn.
COMMON CAUSE OF
BALDNESS
One of the chief c.uscs of prem»«ure grmf.
m m . fslltni hair end ultimata baMaaaa is
lack of circulation m «hn acalp
To D to ta r t till and brill* an tbundei*
•upply of blood tn nm.rhd. th. hair root»
maaaa*. acalp at m th t with Japaaaae Oil.
the antiseptic counter-irritant.
Thousand, a f men and women report emaa.
in* reanlta in ■tap»«* fnll.n* hair flow -
in* new hair on held arena and la dimnaP
in* dandruff and itchin* acaip.
Oil
Japan.«
mete but *0c at any drum
fiat. Ecnoomr me, j l PRKK "The Truth
About the liair." \Vrit* Pept M
NATIOWAL SBSEDT
CO,
l e w T u rk
M W ant IS tb I tn a a t.
In Extra Good
Used Cars
Three 1930 Coaches, all with g o o d
motors, good paint and rubber
1929 COUPE, priced to move quick
Two 1931 SEDANS, reconditioned and
ready for the road ...............
1928 COACH, cheap transportation for
someone looking for a family car
$260
$200
$265
$150
PICKUPS
1930 PICKUP, a real value in a used car . $175
1934 PICKUP, practically new, has over­
sized tires and in extra good shape. $485
Two 1929 PICKUPS, we want to sell
them so have cut the price to only
$150
TRUCKS
Two 1933 TRUCKS, these will make
some money this year for the buyers.
Good shape ................................ !.........$485
1934 TRUCK, ready for heavy hauling $625
1932 TRUCK, this one won’t last long at $200
Cables Chevrolet Co.
Ontario . . . Oregon
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