THE G ATE C IT Y JO U RNAL. THURS., DECEMBER 12.1933
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Mr and Mrs. Ray Garrison of Vale
guests at the Parker home and on
Mr. and Mrs. O. R Swan went to
Mrs Dewey R ay this week. Mrs. Her C IV IC CLUB TO
bert Luehrs was the only guest.
MEETS WEDNESDAY Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Parker enter- Boise Monday where they were spent the week end at the pactntal
Chas. Garrison home.
alned Emer Parker of Frultland and overnight guests of friends there.
After an evening of cards, Mrs.
1 Ethel Crawford won first prize and
Mrs. C. F. Cox of Ontario will be Mr and Mrs. Henry Hatch at din
; Mrs J J Sarazln won second
the principal speaker at the meeting ner.
Mrs L. Eachus has gene to Cald
of the Civic dub Wednesday, Decern -
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WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
br 18th at which time Mrs. Cox will well to remain with Mr. Eachus.
Mrs Ernest McClure was hostcos give a report of the recent district who Is a patient in the Sanitarum.
to the Wednesday bridge club this j meeting of the Federated Womens Mrs. Hatcher and V em Eachus of
DESSERT BRIDOE
M O NDAY BRIDGE
[ Mrs. Ted Newell entertained the week with Mrs. Art Servoss winning Clubs. There will also be a candle Utah arrived Saturday for a visit
One of the nicest parties ol this ■ Monday bridge club this week with : high score. Mrs Don Todd played lighting service, it has been an- with their father.
Mr. and Mrs. Case Muntjewerff
( nounced. Mrs. Chas. Paradis Is host-
season was the dessert bridge given j Mrs. Herbert Snyder the only guest with members.
ess and Mrs. Frank Morgan, chair and Mr. and Mrs. Gerrttt M untje
by Mrs. Bert Lelnkaemper and Mrs. playing with numbers Mrs. Dick
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May be Sent at Very Reasonable Rates
werff of Adrian went to Boise T u e s -!
man.
Leslie McClure at the McClure home Young held high score and Mrs
B IR T H D A Y DINNER
day.
last Friday afternoon. Decorations Farnham Sills low at the clone ol
Claudtna and Charlena Crawford
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C E. Peck and E. H. Brum bach
of holly and red tapers were re the afternoon
* cre honored Wednesday evening by BEND P. T, A TO
mindful of the approaching Christ
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i a birthday dinner by Mrs. Lois Cal- | C F R V T U A T I I T IU r 'U C C transacted business In Vale Mon
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S A TU R D A Y BRIDGE
lcs. Oswald Forbes was the only |
H U I L U m L U l o day.
mas time. Five tables of bridge were
In play with Mrs. C. L. McCoy win
Mrs. Aden Wilson entertained with ° tb* r , lnv1* d
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Big Bend— A very large number of
Call local office for information on rates,
TO LEAVE FOR PO R TLAND
ning first prize , Mrs. Dewey Ray, a nice party Saturday night with held la the Owyhee Hotel where
ladies attended Wade P. T. A. meet
second and Mrs. Ethel Crawford, two tables of bridge in play. Mrs. Mrs. Callas has her apartment. It Is
A. L. West,who lias been making
the low cost will surprise you.
said there were 20 candles on the ing held at the home of Mrs. Case a chicken ranch out of 40 acres of 1
low.
Art Servoas
won
high score for
Muntjewerff
Friday
afternoon.
Another nice custom is to call your patrons
cake.
the new land, expects to leave this
women and Mrs. Nick Rudllck, low
Plans were made for the Christmas
week for Portland,
where he will
and wish them a Merry Christmas
Mr. Servoss was high for the men,
entertainment.
It
was
also
decided
I EGION AND A U X IL IA R Y
rpend the winter. His son, O. H.
j with Mr. Ernest McCurc low. The
1*1 AN CHRISTM AS P A R T Y
serve hot lunches, beginning the West expects to come In the spring
and Happy New Year.
hostess served a nice lunch at the
A meeting of the American L egio n , flr;st o t Jshusry unless it became and continue working on the place.
close of a pleasant evening.
and Auxiliary was held on Monday e*^r<lni_e'^.co'd
The pro I W d Ie the Wests are
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evening, December 2nd at the Par gram centered on the theme Ado- 1 _____
Simpson is looking after their hold
TUESDAY C O NTR AC T CLUB
ish hall with committees being ap lescince." Several articles were read ings.
Mrs. Bert Lelnkaemper entertain
A G IFT FOR TH E F A M IL Y
pointed to arrange for the annual I ant! discussed. The next meeting
ed the Tuesday Contract club this
Christmas party for World War vet- J wdl be held at the home of Mrs
week. Mrs. Elmo Hlggtneon held erans and their families. This p a rty ! John Timmerman with Mrs. Strang
W ant Ads
Install a telephone and surprise the
high score and Mrs. C. L. McCoy
Roberts assistant
will be held at the Parish hall the 1 and
and Mrs.
Mrs Dyer Roberts
. . . to start out on a Holiday
FOR SALE— 80 acre farm, 114 miles
had second high. Bowls of holly
{ hostesses.
family
with a gift everyone can enjoy
trip, all dressed up, and have
evening of December 19.
were used as decorations carrying
from Nyssa.
Inquire at Journal
Mrs. Ray Cartrlght assisted by
your car balk on you.
To close, the meeting hostesses
the year round . . . Once installed you
out the Christmas motif.
office. Dec. 12 8tp.
Me.'dames Cook, Graham and Ab Mrs. Abbl entertained the Jolly
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will wonder how you ever got along
Pass the Buck
bott served an old-fashioned oyster Ja" es Thursday afternoon.
for
aALE— Royal piano, In good
TU E SD AY BBIDGE
■ upper. Decorations were In keep-
Next Tuesday evening at the reg-
silape> 1931 mociel, $175, terms. An
to Edd ie . . .
without it.
The Tuesday bridge club met with
in * with the Christmas season.
1 ular meeting of Big Bend grange a drew McGinnis 12-5- 4t
Drive In and say, "Eddie, Old
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Boy, you’ve been advertising
member Is requested to bring a gift SH ARPE N IN G — Scissors machine
what all you could do with
for the person whose name he drew
sharpened;
saws sharpened and j
temperamental cars;
here’s
and put It on the tree. A special gummed; tools of all kinds sharp
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mine, and I want you to check
Christmas program has been pre ened; kalsomining and plAsterlng.
It over and GUARANTEE that
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pared.
Andrew McGinnis. 12-5-tf.
the old boat will start when I
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P B. Anderson has sold his ranch
R SALE— Bliss Triumph spuds,
need It, and continue until I
f ■ i sr to Harvey Bennett of Roswell. Mr. FO
get there.’*
Coleman who rented the place Is 60c per hundred bulk. Leslie Schaf
er. ll-28-3tp.
T H A T W IL L S H IF T THE
looking for a new location.
W O R R Y FROM YOUR
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N S. Phelan transacted busines* FOR SALE—Apples, Roams. Jona
SHOULDERS TO
f i in Vale last Thursday.
thans, Winisaps. 35o per bushel.
OURS—AND WE
M r and Mrs. Leo Betts and Fay Bring containers. A. M. Highsmlth,
f i were
W IL L SEE TO
business visitors In Caldwell one mile west of Nyssa on highway
f i Friday. Miss Fay remained in the 201. It. Decl2.
IT THAT
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YO U R CAR IS R IG H T !
city as she has employment there.
RADIOS REPAIRED
A large crowd gathered at Wade
E. W . P R U Y N
All makes. Finest, guaranteed, ser
school house Thursday evening and
were entertained by the home talent vice at reasonable rates. Member of
Auto Repairing
minstrel performers. Twenty-seven Radio Manufacturers 3ervice. Call
dollars were taken in and from this Holly Brothers or Wilson Brothers.
sum a treat will be provided for the E J. Seybold. Adrian. Oregon. Nov.
pupils at Christmas and the remain-121
dcr used for school purposes. Those
in the cast were Claud Eachus. In
And bring you more leisure and more money for
S A L E CONTINUES U N T IL XM AS EVE
terlocutor, Mesdamcs, Betts. Camp
bell, Pearl Parker.
Vera
Sparks,
the Holiday Season
10 to 50 Per Cent O ff On A L L Merchandise
Edith Prosser. Fern Hatch, Van de
Water and Misses Mary Weir and
ments, wash them In purest
Fay Betts, Messrs. Ernest Parker.
suds, rinse them In gallons of
Use Our Popular “L A Y -A -W A Y ” P L A N
Pond, Coleman, Dean Eachus, Char
ralnsoft water, and return
les Weir. Earl Sparks and Arch
them to you Immaculately
Y O U ’LL FIND a really thrilling assortment
Parker; Betty Mae Betts, Iola Park
SOCIETY
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Holiday Greetings
By Telephone
You Don’t
Like. . .
“Get Acquainted”
SALE
Malheur Home Telephone Co*
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We’ll be your
Santa
Claus
BUSINESS
AND PROFESSIONAL
ROUGH DRY
DIRECTORY
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ROBT. D. L Y T LE
AT T O R N E Y
And C O U NSELOR-AT-LAW
First National Bank Building
Phone 66
vale
OREGON
o f Christmas Gifts at Panins Jewelry Store.
This year, give the kind of gift that is most
desired— JEW ELRY.
H A M ILTO N , SWISS and ELGIN Watches
. . . SCHICK D RY-SHAVERS . . . RINGS
. . . LE A TH E R GOODS . . . A L L KINDS OF
JE W E LR Y . . . AND DIAMONDS, Priced
Anna B. Pritchett
Lowest in Eastern Oregon (W e can Prove it)
D. O.
OSTEO PATH Y
—And—
ELECTROTHERAPY
PAULUS JEW ELRY
Next Door To Kozy Cafe
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7c for Each Additional Pound
IN MEMORIAM
The simplicity and dignity of
the Nyssa Funeral Home's
low cost funerals have made
many people realize what e f
ficient funeral direction can
be. Let us explain all of the
details to you today. Call us.
There is, o f course, no obli
gation on your part.
N Y SSA F U N E R A L
HOME
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Yes sir, let us play Santa
Claus for you during the busy
holiday season. The Christmas
days will be busy shopping
days, and will bring their con
stant round of parties and gay
social events. I t is no time to
be bound down to the steam
ing washtub, nor should you.
We will call for
your gar
clean, with all flat work Iron
ed.
Think of It, these hours of
extra freedom, for less than
the cost of your washday sup
plies. Yes sir, at a real saving,
and every penny saved for the
costly Christmas days cer
tainly counts. Make your holi
days happier and profitable
by stepping to the phone and
telling us when to call for
your bundle.
ONTARIO LAUNDRY
Phone 98
E V E R Y - BO D Y - W ASHES - W IT H ■ R A IN
Ontario, Oregon
W A TE R - JONES
FRI.-SAT., DEC. 13-14
Norman Foster in
“SU PE R SPEED”
PHONE 201
VALE
7 lbs. 50c
er, Betty Jane Eachus and Phyllis
Haworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gibson enter
tained a
group of
friends at a
bridge party Friday evening. Four
tables were played.
An elaborate
lunch was a fitting climax for a
happy social evening.
Charles Ware who spent the past
year In the P. B. Anderson home
left Tuesday on the Portland Rose
for Kalamazoo, Mich., where he will
make his future home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach and
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Clark were busi
ness visitors at Beulah Dam Satur
day
Mrs. Henry Hatch was a week end
OREGON
SU N .-M O N .-TUE S.
December 15, 16, 17
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PERFUM ES and TO ILETR IES
By Coty and Cheramy— Gifts That
are always in good taste
Guarantee Work
DRESSER SETS
By Dupont and Prophylactic Co.
— For Men, Women and Children
W e have some beauties!
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J E W E LR Y STORE
Official Time Inspector for
S T A T I O N ERY
Union Pacific
Ontario
Oregon
A C L U B C H A IR and O T T O M A N makes a
beautiful, practical and pleasing gift . . .
OPTOM ETRIST
"See McFall and See Better"
DR. J. A. M cFALL
Eyesight Specialist
O N T A R IO
You can’t go wrong buying
stationery for men or women
OREGON
S H A V IN G SETS
Toilet Articles For Men
HE RE S A N O T H E R S U G G E S T IO N —
Why not a Monogramed Card Table, sells
for $2.79 and is burn-proof; water-proof
and liquor-proof. Price includes initials in
gleaming metal on the comer — Think how
nice that is when the table is loaned! ! !
NORDALE FURNITURE STORE
See the new Shaving Sensation
f i Plus News, Mickey Mouse
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Lionel Barrymore in
“TH E R E T U R N OF
PETER GRIM M
1 Be here Thursday night
F O U N T A IN PEN and PENCILS
S By Shaeffer— A pleasing g ift that
will last for years and years!
S E W IN G BOXES
and C E D A R CHESTS
A delightful present for women
and girls
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Guaranteed— A very useful gift
B E V E R A G E SETS
— S IP H O N B O TTLES
— For the man who entertains
Greeting Cards ... Package W raps
C A N D Y . . . Pure and wholesome
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DRY SHAVER
Family boxes and gift boxes
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Real Leather— for men and women
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