The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, September 19, 1935, Image 3

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SOCIAL NOTES
YES, SIR!
Our meats are truly
delicious, only the
very best of meats
are sold over our
counter.
EAT MORE MEAT
N YSSA PACKING CO.
NYSSA
OREGON
When You Go After That
BIG BUCK
Be Sure Your
Ammunition Is Right
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You will find fresh stock at our store in sizes to
fit your gun.
Our ammunition will help you win the prize for
the best deer.
Get Your Supply Now
Baldridge Implement Co*
NYSSA
OREGON
BOOK CLUB PICNIC
The Book Club met Sunday, hold-
' ing their annual picnic (or Book
Club members and their husbands.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lowe were
| hosts to the affair with the picnic
being held in the Big Bend park.
Besides members of their families,
special guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Troxell, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Roberts, Miss Olsen, county lib­
rarian; and Harriet Aheam, all of
Ontario; John Ennis, Mrs. Dunaway
and son Max of Boise and Rex
Brumbach of Walla Walla.
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MONDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Famham Sills entertained
the Monday Bridge club this week
for their first party after a vaca­
tion during the hot weather. Mrs.
Eddie Powell won first prize and
Mrs. Geo. Henley won low. Mrs.
Henley and her mother Mrs. Plum­
mer were the only guests.
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LEAGUE PARTY
The Epworth League gave a party
Tuesday evening In the church base­
ment in honor o f Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Newton and Mr. and Mrs.
John
Hoare,
recently
married
members of the League.
Tuesday evening with a dinner at
her home In Big Bend. Oueets were
Ethel Mary Boydell. Harriett and
Isabelle aarazln. Evelyn Haworth
and Dorothy Holly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob, Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Bullard attended the
Pendleton Roundup Saturday arid
then went on to Portland to visit
with John’s mother and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Curby and son
Paul took dinner Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Dale at the Otis Bul­
lard ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Splawn and
Mr. Jones went fishing on the Owy­
hee river Sunday.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Orris
a daughter, September 17.
Miss Sophie Krulick spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Vernon Rich­
ard.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith and son
and Mrs. C. J. Flemming of Boise
were overnight guests at Chas. Bul­
lard’s home Saturday.
The Sew and Sew club met at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Barker Wed­
nesday afternoon.
Ralph Jones Is building a base­
ment on his ranch near Arcadia.
Tom Riggin came down from
Baker to visit with his son George
last Saturday.
TUESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. J. J. Sarazln entertained the
Tuesday bridge this week. It was
BIG BEND NEWS
their first meeting this fall. Miss
Eva Boydell was the only guest.
First prize was won by Mrs. A. H.
Miss Ruth Miller, who is teaching
Boydell and second prize by Mrs.
at Riverside spent the week end
Artie Robertson.
visiting her mother.
Mesdames Darden and Flanagan
DINNER FOR GIRLS
Miss Virginia Miller entertained of Mississippi, who spent several
weeks visiting their brother C. E.
Purdy and wife, left Tuesday for a
visit In Portland. From there they
go to California and home by the
southern route.
Rex Brumbach of Walla Walla
spent Sunday visiting his parents.
Mrs. Boyce Van de Water and
—and—
children are visiting relatives In
northern Idaho.
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Acetylene Welding
Mesdames Etta Cornell and P. B.
Anderson left Tuesday for a visit
with relatives in Twin Falls.
SWARM & SONS
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Swigert were
Sunday guests In the Swigert home
Formerly Pete Dear Wreck­
in Arena Valley.
ing Business, now located one
Oeorge Seheimer Is the owner of
block west, near high school.
a new sedan.
USED PARTS
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PATRONIZE
OUR BUSINESS
$
VALLEY ORCHARDS
Apple Valley—The Apple Valley
packing house opened last Friday.
September 13 with a small crew op­
erating one machine. They ha vent’
put on a full crew of pickers yet as
the apples are not colored enough.
Dwight Wilson and Anna Nelson
of Apple Valley were married on
Thursday of last week and left the
next morning for Pendleton to
spend a few days after which they
will make their home in Nampa
where he is employed in the P. F.
E. shops.
Mr. McIntyres brother and wife
came Saturday to pay them a visit.
The McFadden family are pick­
ing prunes at Roswell.
W. M. Adams has a crew digging
his potatoes.
Mrs. Lulu Johnston expects to
leave for her home In Neosho, Mo.,
In a few days after a six months
visit with her son Olen and family.
Sherman Wilson Is cutting his
third cutting of hay. J. A. Pettit
has his third cutting In the shock.
Mrs. Pauline Points spent part of
last week at her grandfathers, Mr.
Adams, canning fruit.
A Penny Carnival was given Fri­
day night at the school house. There
were concessions and refreshments.
Everyone had a chance to vote for
the Parma Festival queen. The Fes­
tival will be Friday and Saturday,
September 20 and 21.
After your car has been
conditioned in our work
shop. You can depend
on our mechanics and
service at all times.
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E. W . Pruyn
Auto Repairing
Phone 56F2
_____________ Nyssa
Sure Protection at Lower Cost
There are two things to consider when buying
First—Is It safe Insurance?
Insurance . . .
. . . and Secondly—What Is It go­
ing to cost me? Let us show you where we can absolutely save you
from 20% to 481-3 per cent on your Insurance and at the same
time, give you insurance that is SAFE and SANE
. . .Insurance
In a company with nearly $5,000,000 policy holders surplus.
"Talk over your Insurance Problems with Don”
Nyssa Insurance Agency
DON M. GRAHAM, Manager
NYSSA METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School 10 o’clock.
Morning Worship 11:15. Sermon
Subject: The Oates of the Holy
City.
Epworth League 7 o ’clock.
Evening Worship 8 o'clock. Dr. H.
O. McCalllster will bring the mes­
sage.
Prayer and Praise Service Wed­
nesday evening 7:30.
Epworth League Officers for the
year have been chosen as follows:
Eldon Morse, president; Vivian Pat­
terson. first vice president: Vera
Benton. 2nr vice president; Zeola
Benton, 3rd vice president;
Ruth
Wolfe. 4th vice president; secretary
Oladys Sager; treasurer. Marvel
Hoare.
EVEN YOUR CAR W ILL BE SUR­
PRISED, W ILL SPURT AND LEAP
AND DASH
AH EAD,
W IT H
ITS
FIRST DEEP BREATH OF STAND­
BANISH
BODY ODOR
ARD GASOLINE.
Body odor Is such a delicate sub­
ject, nobody cares to tackle it with
the offender. Don’t lay yourself
open to the possibility of giving o f­
fense in this way. and gaining a
reputation for not being fastidious
about your personal habits. You owe
It to your personal dignity, your
health and your daintiness to pro­
tect yourself.
And it’s so simple with Radox, the
health-giving deodorant which is
ready in a Jiffy. Simply dissolve 4
heaping tablespoonfuls of Radox In
Lowest Prices
a tub <4 full of warm water—relax
Shoe Repairing
In this Invigorating, refreshing bath
for 15 minutes. Radox contains
All kinds of shoe laces and
oxygen, which removes the chief
polish . . Will mall your shoes
cause of unpleasant perspiration
FREE to destination.
odors by clearing the pores of the
-JOHN 8. ALDBCOA. Prop.
acid secretions which cause them.
Radox keeps your skin fragrant for
Next Door to Bakery
hours under the most trying con­
Nyssa, Oregon
ditions. You can get It at The Nys-
^ sa Pharmacy. —Advertisement.
Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop
You Don’t Need
JUST A BET­
TER GAS— BY FAR.
POWELL’S SERVICE STATION
Open Day and Night
This N EW W ay
Buy your shoe laces
ana polish from the
Shoe Repair Shop in­
stead of Groceiy, Dry
Goods, Drue Stores
or Service Stations.
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YOU W O N T BE
AFRAID TO
“ HIT” THE
ROAD
BEGINS AT APPLE
ARCADIA NEWS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday. September 22
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Vesper Services at 5:30.
Rev. Stanley Moore.
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APPLE HARVEST
NYSSA
Phone 1
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Dreamland
Ontario
FRIDA Y-SATURDAY, Sept. 20-21
Last Show Tickets
Good For Midnight
PREVIEW
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Admission 10c-35c
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SUNDAY MATINEE Will Run Continuously
Shows Stsu-ting at 2:15, 4:15, 6:15, 8:15, 10:15
4 BIG DAYS—SUN.-MON.-TUES-WED
SEPTEMBER 22-23-24-25
The W ise Owl To Tell You
You’ll Win Time, Happiness and Money
By Using
Rough Dry Service
50c F?" 7
Pound
Bundle
and 7c for each additional pound.
Yes, and If your hands could
talk up to you, here’s what
they'd say:
"Stop soaking
the life out of us every week
—stop
making us look old
and shriveled by making us
spend long hours In hot wash
water. Right now you are
ashamed of us—it's your own
fault.'
Take your hands out of
wash water NOW!
Use our
marvelous Rough Dry—the
bargain price wash servtoe
which costs less than your
wash day supplies.
We will wash your clothes
thoroughly in rich
suds of
purest soap and rinse them
In gallons of rain soft water
and send them home clean
looking and clean smelling
with the flat pieces Ironed.
Win your time, happiness
and money by going to the
phone, calling 88. and telling
us when to call for your
bundle.
ONTARIO LAUNDRY
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Phone M
■VERY • BOOT • WASHES
Coming, SUN.-MON.-TUES. Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1
Jack
London’s
"Call O f The W ild”