THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1936.
freshen this fall.
APPLE VALLEY
Inquire at the
Journal office. Aug 13 ltc
FOR SALE EOR TRAD E—Purebred
Guernsey bull. Sell or trade for
Harold
Vertrees is In a serious
other bull; also team work horses.
condition with Infection In his side.
H. L. Sisson, 1 3-4 miles west Des
LOOYUHfá
PEUCAH
Mrs. Hoffman of Parma, a trained
eret Sheep Co. ltp.
nurse, has been caring for him. On
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£F~
C O M B IN ATIO N COAL AN D ELEC
Monday Harold was moved to her
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T R IC RANGES; One oven, bakes
home In Parma where he can re
with Coal, Wood or Electricity. The
ceive better care.
svuvm
GWkCtfVtt.
stove you’ve been wanting. MON-
Thelma Rogers was elected by the
ARH 'S T W O -IN -O N E RANG E Pet
■ * W it t* «»
Epworth League to represent Ap
erson Furniture Co.
4 t A13.
ple Valley at the Caldwell Rodeo
August 19, 20. 21.
LO ST—Goodyear Speedway
tire,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frltts and
with Wheel and Chevrolet hub cap
children called at the home of her
Return to Norcott Service. Reward,
parents M r and Mrs. Tussing of
ltp.
Roswell Sunday afternoon to see
FOR SALE—Good first crop red
Mrs. Ostermier, Mrs. Frltts sister,
clover seed; also 5 room house for
who was recently operated on for
rent, 1% miles
west of
Owyhee
appendicitis at the St. Alphonsus
school house. Chas. Bradley, Nyssa,
hospital In Boise. They found Mrs.
M i S M « vuuvk
Oregon. Aug. 6tf.
Ostermier feeing better.
CWM*GS TWvg
1 h AT »O Y MOSI
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson and
FOR SALE—Circulator Heater, In
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son Duane, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
good conditioln. See Pud Long.
FOUtV.
Caldwell motored to McCall Satur
13 ltp.
day to spend the weekend with Mr.
FO R SALE: 20 weaner pigs. Spotted
and Mrs. Cedric Caldwell who have
Poland China. R. L. Patton, mile
employment there. They returned
west Owyhee school house. 8-8-2tp.
Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ced
ric Caldwell intend to return the
FOR
SALE— Affidavit forms for
latter part of this week.
contractors at the Gate City Jour
Thema Rogers is doing housework
nal.
for Mrs. Clarence Frltts.
The Apple Valley potato crew
W ANTED
worked in the Parma packing house
hi
W
ANTED
—Contract
tor grubbing.
Monday.
plowing and discing land. Carl Se
Mrs. Stanley Stout was a caller
CJOVH,
bum, 3-4 miles north of Nyssa.
at the Emil
Vertrees home home
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Phone 78F21.
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Sunday afternoon.
PMtfcWTS TH NW THO VL 0?
The primary election was held in
MISCELLANEOUS
-rtMEVP- PMLSWTS
this precinct Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl
W ELD ING — Don’t throw your brok
Sumrry acted as counting clerk, a
position she lias held for two years.
en parts away, bring
them to us
Mrs. E. A. Summy and son Norma
and we will weld them as good as
4-H CLUB MEMBERS W IL L
W e u lu Now Alik*
and Marvin Stout returned home
HAVE GOOD E X H IB IT A T
The ermine (fu r) worn since an new—save money at Pruyn Oarage,
from McCall Saturday noon. Mr.
STATE F A IR A T SALEM tlquit) by royalty and others to tfc.
and Mrs. Sebree
and
fam ily of
whom It was permitted or obtain
Parma also returned with them.
H AU LIN G — All kinds, Oregon and
A number of Bend people are
able, was made of the pelts of va
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow.
Mrs. Henry Otani and George, planning on attending the Dairy
rious weasels of Asia and Europe.
Salem—“ Everything indicates that
Yoshlye and Ken Otani and their men’s picnic In Caldwell Friday.
Now, weasels are much alike every Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
friends enjoyed a swimming party
The Lower Boise Old Settlers pic 4-H boys and girls will have the big where they exist.
SH ARPENING — Scissors machine
at Memorial Park in Caldwell Mon nic will be held at Big Bend Park gest exhibit in history for the Dia
sharpened; saws sharpened and
mond
Jubilee
Oregon
state
fair,”
day.
Sunday August 16 All people who
gummed; tools of all kinds shar
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frltts were have resided In this section fifteen U C. Seymour of Corvillis, state 4-H
pened; kalsomining and plastering.
club leader, has Informed State Fair
dinner guests at the home of Mr. years are eligible to attend.
M ARKET FINDER
Andrew McGinnis. Augl3 tfc
Director Solon T. White. The state
and Mrs. J. S. Stout.
Miss Mary Samer of St Vincent’s
fair will open at Salem Labor day,
Try our Market Finder to dis-j
Hospital in Portland arrived Mon
September 7 and close the following | pose of surplus goods, rest a
day for a visit with her sister Anna
Sunday night.
Cry o f “ Fourteen Hundred**
[ house, find lost articles, to buy or
and brothers John and Joe.
The cry of ‘’fourteen hundred"
Eastern Oregon 4-H'ers are com I sell prjduce and many other uses, i
Frank Morgan of Nyssa brought
wag the cry raised on the London
ing to the fair with larger exhibits [ Rates one cent a word per inser
I
Stock exchange to give notice that Mr and Mrs. Blotz and four children than ever, and will make competi tion . Minimum 15c.
a stranger had entered the house. o f Rocky Ford, Colorado to the tion stronger at the Diamond Jub
Bend
Saturday
to
look
over
lmprov-
The term Is said to have been In
ilee for western Oregon boys and
land after a trip
use In Defoe's time, and to have
irrigated
girls. Seymour and L. J. Allen, as NOTICE— I want to do your plow
through
the
Owyhee
project.
originated at a time when for a
work; nothing but first class work
sistant state club leader, found on a
Miss Flora Newton of Nyssa re recent trip into eastern Oregon.
considerable period the number of
or your money refunded. One trial
members had remained stationary turned home Sunday from a two
The 4-H youngster have their own will convince you. Second to none
weeks visit with Mrs. L. Eachus. Her
at 1,300.
The opinion of families and
large exhibit building and four live when It comes to plow work and
mother and Mrs. Brooks came up for
friends whose duty It has been
stock barns on the fairgrounds, and general blacksmithing G. E. Snod-
her.
to arrange for funeral dir
In addition a dormitory in which the Brass, Larsen and Towne shop. 8
Mr. and Ms. H. R. Hatch, Mr. and two outstanding boys and two out- 61tfc.
ection Is the best proof of the
Mrs. N. 8. Phelan, Mr and Mrs. Joe I standing girls In club work In each
perfection of our service and
FO R RENT
King. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pond. Mr, county reside during the fair week.
of our sympathetic under
and Mrs. Cecil Case and R. S. Grant
standing. They’ll tell you, too,
were among the grangers who a t - [ . hB<’sidl S exl,ibits of club work, TO LEASE— 30 acres of good blue
that our costs are moderate
grass and alfalfa pasture, 2 Vi miles
tended the Tri-County picnic near
and that our facilities and
| gram of contests and competitive north of Nyssa between railroad
equipment are most complete.
Unity last Sunday.
demonstrations. Among the finales track and river. Plenty of water. In
Mr. and Mrs. Leman Place and to fair week for them is announce- quire at Journal or Frank J. Ward.
THE NYSSA
daughters of Esthervllle, Iowa a r e ; ment of the Isaac Lee patterson cup 7-2-tf.
guests of the formers slslter, Mrs. B. winner, who last year was Chris
FUNERAL HOME
FOR SALE
G. Roberts and family.
Starr of Yamhill county, and sel
PHONE 76F3
ection of the two outstanding boys
Wax From Carnuaba Palm
and girls from each county, these FOR SALE—10 head Jersey Cows to
Wax comes from the caruuaba awards held at conclusion of the
palm of Brazil. It* leaves furnish 1935 fair by Clayton Fox and Troy
moat of the high grade commercial Becker, both of Union county; Luc
wax and polish.
ille Matteson. Portland; and Frances
A LOAF OF
O W YH E E DAM RODEO A UG UST 15-16
Calef, Lane county.
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SWAN BREAD.
It is baked of best mater
ials in a most scientific
manner. It is easily digest
ed and pleases the most
capricious of appetites.
USED PARTS
—and—
Sunshine
PHONE 20
SW ARM & SONS
SWAN BAKERY
Formerly Pete Dear Wreck
ing Business, now located one
block west, near high school.
NYSSA, OREGON
Knot hole News
G R E ETING S PO LKS: This Is
rodeo week and we don’t know how
many of you will be interested in
lumber, but why not call
around
Saturday and talk your building
problems over with Us?
—K N O T S —
A Scot was engaged In an argu
ment with a conductor as to whether
the fare was 5 or 10 cents. Finally
the disgusted conductor picked up
the Scotsman's suitcase and tossed
it o ff the train Just as they passed
over a bridge It landed with a
splash.
“ Mon’’, screamed Sandy. “ Isn’t It
enough to try and overcharge me,
and now you try to drown my little
boy?"
—K N O TS—
L A D Y —Is this the Fidelity In
surance Company?
C L E R K —Yes, madam. What can
we do for you?
L A D Y —I want to have my hus
band's fidelity Insured.
BOISE
—K N O T S —
“ I told my wife straight up and
down she couldn't henpeck me any
m ore.”
“ Bravo; Now you can hold your
head up."
"Yes .but It’s still pretty sore and
bruised."
ACTION! SPILLS! THRILLS! EXCITEMENT!
iUtfV'-r ajul Hetlrr Ilian ever hrfure. Five ilurlm u d a )» and
nlKlil* you'll never forgci.
mliw a single feature of Uvlu
spectacular Fair. Nee the thrill-packed HODEO— the evening
H W INt; programs— the colorful C A R N IV A L —«he Inn-resting
amt lnM|ilrliig E X H IB IT S !----------Come anti bring I he E'amllyll
Jackson Lumber
Company
Nyssa, Oregon
Ice
Cream
4 4 As Pure as It’s Name Implies ’ ’
Ask for Sunshine Ice Cream
At the Following Local Dealer»:
SCHW EIZER’S CAFE
OLYMPIC CLUB
C H A D W IC K ’S Service Station (Milk Nickle)
A L GREEN’S PLACE
\ NYSSA TOURIST PARK
K O ZY C AFE
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The fair will award several thous
and dollars in premiums for the 4-H
youths, and In addition will give
more than 100 scholarship to the
4-H summer school held annually
at Corvallis.
Acetylene Welding
RIGHT N O W ! !
If you spend your money for
PRINTING in Nyssa, you get
a second chance at the same
old dollar . . .
BIG BEND NEWS
HEALTH
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cream gathered daily from fanners in your terri
tory. When you buy Sunshine products you are
helping farmers in your territory.
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Farmers Cooperative
Creamery
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Maker» of Sunshine Butter, Ice Cream, Cheese
and Buttermilk
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