The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, July 04, 1935, Image 5

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ROCKVILLE SCHOOL
DISTRICT HOLDS
ANNUAL ELECTION
Rockville— The
yearly school
meeting was held the first of the
week. Andrew Greeley and Mrs.
El a Ire McKenzie were elected dir­
ectors.
Mrs . Lee Strode visited Mrs.
Maude Greeley Friday.
Many of the Rockville foLrs plan
to attend the Fourth of July cele­
bration in Vale.
George Greeley and son Larry
were visitors at Andrew Greeleys
Monday.
Several truck loads of iambs have
been shipped from this vicinity the
GRAIN-FED
Fresh Meat
We have just bought 70 head of grain-fed beef
for the market trade only.
The Best Meat Always
EAT MORE MEAT
N YSSA PACKING CO.
NYSSA
OREGON
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ROBT. D. LYTLE
BUSINESS
AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
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Eat At
L
ATTORNEY
And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
First National Bank Building
Phone 66
VALE
OREGON
See Us For That
COLEMAN’S
LUNCH
PAINTING JOB
15 years experience in paint­
ing and kalsomlning.
Work done by contract or by
the day
NYSSA
Now Open
All Night
A. V. PRUYN
Nyssa,
Oregon
We Put Up Lunche« ¡
l
:
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LESLIE J. AKER
DR. J. A. McFALL
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
ATTORNEY
—and—
ACCOUNTANT
past week.
Mrs. Nora Wise and children were
dinner guests at Mrs. Maud Greeleys
on Monday.
Mrs. D. H. Haylett who has bee»
quite ill with spotted fever is lm-
i proving rapidly.
| Olin Nichols, who suffered from a
spraned arm is much better and has
' returned to his work on Mahogany
mountain.
Miss Janet McKenzie and her
brother Stewart McKenzie attended
the dance at Jordan Valley Satur­
day.
Mr. Chandler, the construction
engineer from
McDermitt passed
through Rockville en route to the
lower country the first of the week.
iritofs
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DEAN JOHNSTON MÀKfcs
GOOD AS PK'HTER AT
Using Honey
OREGON STATE
By Mrs. W. W. Foster
Oregon State College, Corvallis,
By Mrs. W. W Foster
—Dean McCauley Johnston, former
Most sugar must be broken down
Nyssa athlete, has received frosh-
man baseball numerals for the past into simple sugars by digestion be­
season as ace hurler on the 1935 fore they can be assimilated. The
simple sugars resulting are identical
rook nine here.
Johnston was neck and shoulders with those occurring naturally in
ahead ol every other pitcher on the honey. For this reason honey re­
squad. He completely outclassed any quires practically no digestion. It is
chucker seen here on a yearling almost wholly available for imme-
team in many years. Every game he date absorption into the body. This
pitched approached a one-man show is one reason why it is recognized as
with Johnston holding the spot­ a valuable food for babies and grow­
light. The opposition batters were ing children.
TIRE BLOWOUT CAUSES
Honey makes delicious and whole­
completely bewildered when the
DEATH OF BURNS WOMAN Nyssa knuckler began bearing down. some ice cream for the freezer or the
It was due to the spectacular electric referigerator. No flavoring is
pitching of Johnston that the rooks required.
| A blowout of a rear tire was given ended so successful a season with a 1
¡as the reason for an auto accident three game win over the University !
RECIPES
last Wednesday that brought death of Oregon frosh in the annual four-
j to Mrs. Julia Traugott. 49, oi>er&tor game series between the two year­ Honey and Strawberry Ice Cream
Mash 3-4 cups of strawberries, add
of a beauty parlor in Burns. The ac- j ling aggregations.
| cldent happened 30 miles west of I Railbirds consider the Nyssa curve ■4 cup of honey and let stand. Stir
cup of sugar, add 1 tablespoon
| Vale when Mrs. Traugott and Mrs. artist as the outstanding pitching in
[ L. A. Upham were driving to Boise, j prospect to turn up here in a of lemon juice, 1 cup of cream and
Mrs. Upham escaped injury but | number of years. He promises to de­ freeze.
Traugott s skull was fractured when j velop into one of the best twirlers
she was pinned beneath the auto ever to play for the Orangemen.
and she died almost instantly.
Honey Ice Cream
'» cup Honey, 4 egg yolks, 3-4 cup
BROTHERS MEET AFTER
milk. 1*4 cup cream, pinch of salt.
IRONSIDE NOTES
TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS Heat the milk in a double boiler.
Blend the honey and egg yolks; add
the hot milk and cook until mixture
Ralph Duncan returned Wednes­
G. E Bertsch was surprised to say thickens. Cool, add cream and
day from Portland where he had
the least when his brother Ed. Ber- freeze.
shipped a carload of beef cattle.
1 tsch of Brookings, South Dakota,
The Ladies Club met at the home
stepped into the shop a week ago
Warms 2 quarts of milk. Add 1 cup
of Mrs. H. C. Elms Wednesday. A
Thursday and he failed to recognize honey and V» cup sugar and 3 well
large crowd attended and a pleas­
him. Lest Wednesday he and his beaten eggs. Stir in 3 Junket tablets
ant afternoon was enjoyed. The
son-in-law stopped over night on dissolved in a little water. Put aside
hostess assisted by her daughter
their return trip from Redmond, to set then cool. Add 3 cups of cream
Onie White served a delicious
and had a nice visit with the other and freeze.
lunch.
members of the family who reside
Kenneth Boyer and wife of Here­
in Nyssa. Ed. Bertsch is three years
ford were business visitors at the
younger than G. E. Bertsch and has A ROMAN EMPEROR'S N. R. A.
Coy Wise ranch on last Saturday.
been in the garage business in
Mesdames Bud Sherman and Gor­
Brookins for many years. On their
don Dickson were shopping in On­
Maybe there isn’t anything new
way over the Bear Pass they plung­
tario last Saturday.
ed down a 180-foot embankment to under the sun, after all. Glenn
Walter Duncan just purchased a
the brink of the river and lived to Frank, president of the University
new Chevrolet pick up to use on the
tell the tale and drive their same of Wisconsin, tells us . . . “ that
stage line.
Ford V-8 sedan back with but one Diocletian, the Roman emperor who
The D. G. Warner family visited
dent in the front fender to prove the began his rule in 285 A. D., fiddled
their daughter at John Day Sunday.
around with the national currency
d is taster.
Eli Rose returned Monday from a
The last time the brothers met and used bl-metalism long before
trip to Vale.
was a^ their fathers funeral in Mr. Bryan ever thought of it. Dio­
Floyd Howard and Mrs. Ernest
cletian fixed commodity prices like
Mitchell S. D.
Locey went to La Grande on Sunday.
a real code authority, regulated
Mrs. Locey remained to visit with
Roman wages, had. one-third of the
her daughter Mrs. Howard who is ICE CREAM'SOCIAL SUCCESS Italian
vineyards plowed under,
attending normal there.
started a huge public works pro­
Mrs. Oscar Hardman and daugh­
gram. and soaked the rich with
ter Cleta of Unity visited at the Wm.
The ice cream social held at the heavy taxes."
Woodcocks Sunday.
Blackman building Saturday by the
ladles of the W. C. T. U. netted
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS *10.90 besides several dollars free
Do You Know How
will donations. This will help pay
their budget to the National, where
Easy It Is To Own a
it will be used to carry out the 5-
pointed educational program thru-
out the nation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wade will give a
talk on “Conditions in Canada" at
| the next meeting at the C. A. Abbott
Investigate our plan in which
home with Mrs. Higby as hostess.
you can buy a furnace with
nothing down and nothing to
pay
until October 1st. Pay­
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DeGrofft and
ments spread over 18 months.
son were dinner guests at the J. T.
Long home Sunday.
FAR M TOPICS
Parma,
Idaho
Edited by
BALDRIDGE IMPLEMENT
Specializing on the care of
Children's Eyes.
ONTARIO
OREGON
Just received "Sets of 4" Salac
Forks of the latest pattern in
Oneeda Community Plate at less
than half price. See these new
forks. We have only a limited
number of sets.
Order your Binder repairs
NOW. Be prepared to cut when
the grain is ripe. If we don't have
your repairs in stock We Get
Them.
Make your reach easy with one
of our 5 and 6 foot step ladders.
Mighty handy to have around
and priced at $1.29 and $1.59. ,
These are well braced and very
durable.
We have a used six-hole range
for sale that is in very good con­
dition. Large oven and fire box
with grates that are nearly new.
Better see this stove If you need
one.
Some Baby!
We have a special this week in
Old
Doctor
Brown, the phy­
a 7-piece water set. The pitcher
is of ice lipped type and the tum­ sician in a little town, was an en­
blers are 10 oz. Get yours before thusiastic fisherman. He was
summoned from one of his ang­
they are all gone. Price 59c.
ling expeditions to give his ser­
vices in a maternity case.
The proud father wanted to
In Some Cases
weigh the baby, but had no scales
The teacher was explaining to in the house. So lie borrowed the
her class what was meant by steelyard with which Doctor
Brown weighed his fish.
"bigamy."
"Great Scott, doctor!" he ex­
"It means," she said, "having
two wives at one time. Now, can claimed. "Sixteen pounds."
Alway. Consult THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
on your Commercial Printing Problem». We Aim
to Serve and to Plea»e You!
W e Pay COLD CASH
For HOT ASHES
— SEE—
Frank T. Morgan
For Your Insurance Needs
WE SPECIALIZE IN HAY INSURANCE
Protect What You Have
Drink
Plenty of
M ILK
Estimates Free
Anna B. Pritchett
som
D. O.
A Famous
KAHN
Fabric
OSTEOPATHY
—And—
ELECTROTHERAPY
PHONE 201
VALE - - -
OREGON
PORTRAITS OF
QUALITY
Expert Kodak Fini*h-
ing. Mail u» your
films.
HEATER STUDIO
Ontario, Oregon
i
O n « R o m o f AULEJKIKA q u ic k ly re-
M* v m k « i bloat In*, c l e u « ou t B O T H
u pp er an d low er bow el«, a llow « you t o
•at and «I m p #ood. Q uick, thorou gh
a ctio n , yet entirely g e n ii« t a d — f«.
AD LE R I K A
BANNOCKBURN
cu u j
H EELS
GEO. J. K1NZER
Plumber
S to m a c h G as
H ALF
A group of smart "twisty fsb-
rics— favoritas for many snasoni
In tha out-of-doors but now
equally popular for work-«-day
wear. Not only are they di«-
tlnctive end colorful, but heve
• fine record for long wear.
^
Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop
MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS
Lowest Price«
Shoe Repairing
A DOLLAR'S WORTH
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Boston, Massachusetts,
U. 8.
T h i C h ristian S cience M onitor Back Bay Station, Boston, Mass
Please send me a six week*' trial subscription. I enclose one dollar ($1).
(Name, please print)
Mr. Merchant
NoW is the time to order your gift
calendars for 1936. We have taken
a line and they are real beauties.
GREASE
Your Car
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Union Pacific
T F pains from Rheumatism or Neuritis
Oregon
tario
i
Vale Hot Springs
Sanitarium
DR. D. A. SEXTON, Prop.
theumatism, Diabetes. Paraly­
sis, Influenza, sueceaafuily
treated.
Mineral Water 212 Deg. Fr
ROOMS AND BOARD
At Reasonable Rates
Makes old clothes look like
new, safe, feeds the fabrics,
odorless—true quality clean­
ing.
Try oar new Hi-Sheen Dry
Cleaning
ONTARIO PRESSARY
Nyssa Agent:
Mrs. Margaret Pashley.
1 are driving you crazy you can get re­
lief with a simple remedy that you mix
yourself, at home, with Lemon Juice.
Simply go to your druggist and ask fot
a package of the REV PRESCRIPTION
and mix it as directed, adding the juics
of four lemons.You will then have aFUU
QUART of the finest medicine money car
buy for your pain. It costa only a few
centa a day, and will often bring rebel
from pain in 48 hour». Hundreds of suf­
ferers right in your own locality acclaim
the glorious and amazing way it stops
the pain. The REV PRESCRIPTION is
pleasant and harmless to take, and you
mix it right in your own home. No fuss,
no bother, no cooking. Just add boiling
water. Money back guarantee. Your
druggist carrie# REV in stock or can get
it for you from hit jobber on abort no­
tice. Before you suffer a day longer or
take a chance with "dope" or drugs, why
not give this lemon juice treatment a
chance’ See your druggist today!
Calendars
(Address)
To Stop Agony of
rrielal Time Inspector for
OREGON
V *
LEMON JUICE
EWELRY STORE
Shelton Dairy
In It you will And the daily good new« of the world from Its 800 special writer«,
as well as department« devoted to women’s and children's Interests sporte music,
finance, education, radio, etc. You will be glad to welcome Into your home so
fear leas an advocate of peace and prohibition. A«d don’t mis* Snub«, Our Dog.
and the Sundial and the other features.
Mix This At Home With
WYCKOFF
old. Produced in Oregon for Oregon folks.
NYSSA
D. E. MORGAN, Prop.
HI-SHEEN
DRY CLEANING
fresh, pure milk. A sunshine tonic for young and
A.
Shop
Guarantee Work
Build up your resistance by drinking Shelton’»
P ublished b y T h i O h i i i x u n S c ik n c i P u » l i * h in c S ociety
V- O
Nyssa Tailor
It,
Clip thi* coupon and mail it with $1 for a *Ix weeks’ trial subscription to
Cleaning and Pre*«ing
Alterations and Repair«
All kinds of shoe laces and
polish . . . Will mail your shoe
FREE to destination.
JOHN S. ALDECOA. Prop.
Nyssa. Oregon
Phone 134-J2
Parma
Idaho
Nyssa,
Oregon
CO.
Canteens, water bags, thermos' any boy tell me what word means
bottles and jugs when you go on having only one wife?"
a trip. Be prepared. Everybody
“I can, teacher," said one boy:
likes a cool drink these hot days. 'monotony."
Our prices are right.
FURNACE
Practice in all Idaho
and Oregon Courts
By Appointment at
Wilson Bldg.
: ! : Ontario
Address: 522 Idaho Bldg.
Boise . . . Idaho
GATE CITY JOURNAL, THÜKSÍ)AV, JULY 4,1935. ...
and
Have the Oil Changed
Would You
Hold up on your orders until we
can show you our samples?
W e Can Offer You
Highest Quality, Prompt Service
anti most reasonable prices.
BUY YOUR 1936 ART CALENDARS
. . . A T HOME!
Then notice how smooth and noiseless it runs.
Have it done now. Don’t wait.
POWELL’S SERVICE STATION
Open Day and Night
Phone 1
NYSSA
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