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GATË CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE ^ H |B — M * * f c ** * l Buy from our advertisers and get real satisfaction ! k in g m a n kolovy 2l, 1935. vew s . <& M ETAL \ > * * * * * TANK 01 TRAILER BODIES FULL #• SEMI-TRAILERS FUEL STORAGE TANKS WELDED STEEL PIPE CORRUGATED CULVERT - H E R E Aie t a k w *1 tKc M A N Y Pro Here i i of Díam e*** t by B E A L L 'S expert work* Your i Attention And tk« speediot delivery. Specify E mctel equipment FARM TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Burr and Celia of Ontario visited at the Lawrence Burr home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. E. Elliott and children, Mrs. Susie Johnson. Mrs. T. C. Sim mons and Mrs Lily Bach were On tario visitors Monday «afternoon. Mrs. A. T. Patterson, Jr„ who has been a patient at the Caldwell San itarium for the last three weeks is still quite ill. Betty Jean, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toombs had her tonsils removed Thursday by Dr. Mitchell of Parma. I Bill Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pr ttersor were guests Sunday at the Earl Patterson home. The Kingman Kolony and Big Bend P. T. A. are being entertain ed Friday afternoon by the Wade P. T. A. at the Frank Miller home. C O N S O L ID A T IO N Parma. Idaho We extend greetings to our new Jeweler and shoe repair man who have opened places of business this past week in Nyssa. May their faith in the future of our town be justified. REMEMBER! Somebody wins every time at the Dollar Days drawing. Your dollar spent at home may be returned to you at the next drawing. Pill * AT li/A cte FOR INFORMATION y ---------------------------------------- ^ BUSiNESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Y Eat At COLEM AN’S LUNCH N YSSA Now Open All Night W e Put Up Lunches LESLIE J. AKER ATTORNEY —and— ACCOUNTANT Practice in all Idaho and Oregon Courts By Appointment at Vilson Blilg. : : : Ontario Address: 522 Idaho Bldg. Boise . . . Idaho Anna B. Pritchett D. O. —And— ELECTROTHERAPY PHONE 201 VALE - - - OREGON ♦ Nyssa, Oregon CO. vegetables and meats. You can with less fuel, less time, less en ergy and do a better job when using a National Pressure Cooker. Do your canning this year the :ool way—How? By using a Kamp Kook instant lighting gasoline stove. These stoves save fuel, time nd your disposition. When thru canning, take on a camp trip. * * * We have the gcod Plymouth Standard Binder Twine again this season. Why not use a uni form trouble-free twine when it costs no more than other makes. Get your supply now. * • • Keep cool with one of our elec tric fans. Both stationary and oscillating at a price that will interest you. All standard makes of proven quality. An attempt to form a unon high school district in the Vale area fail- | I ed last week by a narrow margin of a few votes. Vale district had already approved the plan and in * * * the six other districts affected, Sand TOO MUCH KNOWLEDGE Hollow and Brogan voted affirma The Southern father was in tively; Grove and Star voted neg troducing his family of boys to ative by a few votes and White Set a visiting Governor. tlement and Jamieson recorded tie “Seventeen boys" exclaimed the votes. Governor. “And all Democrats, I Under the law, a majority of the | suppose?” districts Involved have to vote in the THE WALL STREET OF BRYCE CANYON; It's 1500 feet straight "All but one," said the father affirmative. There is some discus -1 down from the top of the spires of these towering “skyscrapers" to the =“ proudly. "They're all good Demo sion of having the subject re-sub- tree lined "street” which marks the floor of this remarkable national crats but John, the little rascal. mitted. park in southern Utah. No cluttering ticker tape, no scurrying messen- He got to readin." ------------------------- ger boys, no shrill cries of excited brokers disturb the impressive silence. ROBT. D. LYTLE LOCAL BOY CAPTAIN ¡One hears only the chirp of fluttering birds, disturbeed perhaps by en- OF PAYETTE GUARD raptured exclamations of touring strangers. All the colors of the spect- ATTORNEY Monday night on the local diamond ARREST MADE ON _______ | rum—brilliant in the sunshine, soft pastel in the hazy shade—are rep And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW getting in shape for their game DISORDERLY CHARGE First National Bank Building Captain Jim Kakebeeke returned resented in these time-eroded formations. Easy graded trails lead to the Thursday with the Emmett Loggers bottom of the canyon from the Union Pacific lodge on the rim. Photo by Phone 66 Tuesday with his National Guard as part of the Emmett Cherry Blos Union Pacific Railroad. Jim Smith was arrested Monday VALE OREGON Company “C" of Payette from a two som Festival. Team members for the night on a charge of disorderly con weeks encampment at Camp Mur Japanese are drawn from practically duct and confined in the city lockup ONTARIO SCHOOL ray, just south of Tacoma. Jim Kak IRONSIDE SCHOOL overnight. Tuesday morning he was ebeeke, son of John Kakebeeke of BOND ISSUE WINS all of the towns of the Snake River brought before Police Judge Bob HOLDS ELECTION Nyssa, grew up here and his many Valley. Wednesday night the same Millar and fined $10 and costs. See Us For That friends will be glad to learn that he An almost unanimous vote grant team practiced at Meridian and are Ironside—At the annual school has been elevated to the position of election held here Monday Ed Oakes ed authority to the directors of the playing Emmett this afternoon. USE JOURNAL WANT ADS Captain. He served with the Pay was reelected director and Mrs. Nina Ontario school district No. 8, for PAINTING JOB ette company for some time as Lieu Nichols was reelected clerk. j the construction of a new grade i 15 years experience In paint tenant and last March he received The Gordon Dickson family spent | school building last week. 71 being In ing and kalsominlng. his advancement In rank. Sunday at Nyssa visiting at the par- \ favor and two against, Work done by contract or by ental R. Toombs home. j Plans for the new building have I the day Mesdames A. R. and Raleigh Van j been prepared by J. E. Tourtelotte j Buren visited in Ontario and F ruit- ! of Portland. They call for the con- j land last Friday and Saturday. |Struction of a one-story building of A. V. PRUYN Mrs. Elmer Molthan returned j concrete. The initial unit Is for 12 j Nyssa, Oregon CHEVROLET DEALER from her visit, to Prairie City on rooms, but if the grant funds are Monday. Her niece Miss Dorothy i received, it is possible that larger j Cochran came with her and will visit; Plans prepared by the architect may FIRESTONE TIRES here for some time. be used. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laurance went ! --------------- ~ to Vale on Monday where the latter , ONTARIO FALLS VICTIM CERTIFIED LUBRICATION DR. J. A. McFALL was to have some dental work done TO LOCAL SOFTBALL ARTISTS j At The Bruce Loftons were business j --------- EYESIGHT SPECIALIST visitors In Ontario last Saturday. I The local team of soft ball artists j Mrs. Floyd White and daughter j went to Ontario last Thursday even- Norma took Sheila Hinton to On- lng and handed the neighboring tario on Saturday where she was team a 10 to 4 defeat. Monday night leaving for her home at Grandview, the town team played a team made Idaho, after an extended visit here. up of the reclamation boys and Oscar Hardman of Unity was a again they won but it wouldn't be An Independent Station fair to tell the score. business visitor here Sunday. Specializing on the Care of Mrs. Rosa Lamberson of Ontario, Nyssa, Oregon Children's Eyes. grandmother of Mrs.. Omer Presley J A P A N E S E B O Y S ONT ARK) OREGON P R A C T IC E FOR and Mr. and Mis. St.Cyr of Nevada, EM M ETT GAM E visited at the Presley home Tuesday. Henry Cape who has been very ill A team of Japanese boys practiced of spotted fever is able to be up and around again ut is still very weak. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Prescott and HALF Carlos Lofton motored to Baker on Saturday. From there they went to Canyon City to the 62 Celeration. The Misses Dorothy and Ella Mae Dickson are visiting their sister at And let us tell you Halfway, Mrs. Kenneth Taylor. 2*- te how you can make ; Elmer Molthan took his son John ! 500 pounds of L A Y - ) to Ontario to the doctor on Sunday. ; A Famous ^ 1,1 He was threatened with blood ING, GROW ING or i ! KAHN poisoning from a barb wire scratch. STARTING MASH, The Jerry, Oscar and Pete Presley j F a bric for $3.50. families of Brogan and Jamieson j W e are delivering high test Guernsey Milk pro were Sunday guests ot the Omer j Presley home. duced in a modern and sanitary plant. May we Get Your Richard Lofton Is ill at his home I add you to our list of satisfied customers? BABY LIMA BEAN | here of spotted fever. A group of »mart "twisty fer SEED A T Mildred Fleetwood of Unity Is: ric»— favorite» for m»ny *a»*ons W e also sell high standard Holstein milk, con visiting with Genevieve Van Buren. | in tha out-of-door» but now sidered by many medical authorities as best for Mrs. Frank Elms of Unity spent1 equally popular for worlc-*-d»y babies and growing children. Sunday visiting here. Lowest Prices S. A. and Earl Lofton and Arthur j wear. N ot only »ra they dis Van Buren went to Beulah on Wed Shoe Repairing tinctive »nd colorful, but heve nesday to see about purchasing hay. All kinds of shoe laces and | • Ana record for long wear. The Wm. Woodcock family shop- I polish . . . Will mail your shoe "The Farmer’s Own Co-Op" i ped in Ontario Tuesday and visited 1 MADE-TO-MEASURE SUIT» FREE to destination. Phone 26 Nyssa Tuesday night with Mrs. Woodcocks JOHN S. ALDECOA, Prop. I Cleaning and Pressing parents Mr. and Mrs. C. F Wise of j Nyssa, Oregon Nyssa. Alteration» and Repair» A good crowd attended the com munity meeting on last Friday night and dancing was enjoyed for several hours. SHELL PRODUCTS Fireworks Johnson Variety Norcott Service SOUS OSTEOPATHY * Let us tell you about the new John Deere enclosed drive gear Binder. This is a lighter draft binder than has ever before been sold. Cut your grain easier, quick er and better with one of these new Binders. Ask us for prices. • • • INFERNAL PROSPECT A patient in a hospital awoke after an operation and found tile blinds of the room drawn. "Why are those blinds down, doctor?" he asked. "Well,” said t h e physician, "there is a fire burning across the alley and I didn't want you to wake up and think the operation had been a failure.” * * * A National Pressure Cooker is the safe way to can your fruits, V A L E F A I L S IN V O T I N G l Edited by BALDRIDGE IMPLEMENT GUERNSEY Call In I MILK 1 1 HEELS M IL K ^ I BANNOCKBURN PORTRAITS OF Q U A LITY J Expert Kodak Finish ing. Mail us your films. j HEATER s t u d io Ontario, Oregon Guarantee Work Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop HI-SHEEN DRY CLEANING W YC K O FF A1 ! Thompson Nyssa Tailor Shop D. E. MORGAN, Prop. JEW ELRY STORE ICE CREAM SOCIAL The W. . T. U. is sponsoring an ice j I cream social for Saturday afternoon ! j and evenings to be held at the j Blackman building. Official Time Inspector for Union Pacific Oregon Ontario * ¿ 6 Vale Hot Springs Sanitarium DR. D. A. SEXTON. Prop. theumatUm. Diabetes. Paraly sis, Influenza, successfully treated. Mineral Water 212 Deg FT. ROOMS AND BOARD At Reasonable Rata* / Makes old clothe« look like new, »afe, feed» the fabrics, odorless—true quality clean ing. Try imr new Hl-Sheen Dry Cleaning ONTARIO PRESSARY Nyssa Agent: Mrs. Margaret Pashley. Vtt ÂtuA » t h i* * r * t« ot b e l o t « « 10* % z * tz z * * * P A C » f 'C Sunshine Dairy POTATOES S pray M aterials W e handle a complete line Local Idaho grown and high altitude of Spray Material for your Purple Tag Certified Russets. This is orchard and would be ideal seed for commercial crops and pleased to figure on your seed plots. See our Mr. Roger» or Mr. needs. Closson in Nyssa regarding contracts on this seed. The Idaho Equity Exchange is a grower controlled co-opera tive for the marketing and * ® handling of all farm produce. ■ H THIS W ITH OUR PAST T W E N T Y YEARS EXPERIENCE AND R EPUTA TION OF M ARKETING AND HANDLING THESE CROPS ASSURES THE GROW ER OF THE BEST POSSIBLE RETURNS AND A SQUARE DEAL AT ALL TIMES. W e solicit your patronage for the coming season on this basis. Get in touch with our local representative who will be pleased to go over our deal with you. PHONE— Nyssa 103 PHONE— Nampa 655 IDAHO EQUITY EXCHANGE
