THE G ATE CITY JOURNAL, TH UR SD AY. JAN U AR Y 21,1937
According to the Electrical World
upper Greeljy
field on Spring
the American people spent $245,000,-
Creek.
Archie Myers the Chevrolet deal­ 000 more in 1936 for appliances with
er, was up in the Succor creek can­
which to use electricity than they
yon country Wednesday.
Frank Mullinix made a trip to did for electricity Itself. Purchases
Included 2,080,227 electric refrig r-
Rcekvi'le Wednesday.
Clarence Mullinix is spending th: ators and 6,900 radio sets.
winter in Boise. His health is re­
ported greatly improved.
Mrs. Green and two sma’l bretherr
MARKET FINDER
were callers at the Guy Wise home
on Thursday.
Try our Market Finder to dis­
The Strcdes were callers at the
pose of surplus goods, rent a
Green home on Saturday afternoon.
house, find lost articles, to buy or
The Otis Nichols made a trip to
sell produce and many other uses.
N'yosa Saturday afternoon.
Rates or." cent a word per inser­
The Rockville school was closed
tion. Minimum 15c.
'ast week from Tuesday until Friday
on account of the flu and bad
weather.
WANTED—Your welding Jobs. No
Fred Brothers made a trip to
job too tough. Pruyn Garage, tf
Celdwe’ l Sunday, returning Mon­
day.
LOST—You lose money when you
Kenneth O r'en has returned from throw broken parts away. Let us
‘he Fr. rige cams on Jordan creek weld them. Pruyn Garage, tf.
whper he has been working. If» r '-
FOR SALE
v rts the work shut down until
warmer weather.
Sonny McKenzie was ill with a FOR SALE—Two Irrigated f.'.rrr.'
near New Plymouth. Idaho. One
e l d several days last week but was
•'•')» to return to school again Fri­ 80 acres; one 110 acres; well improv­
ed; priced right, reasonable terms
day.
Bud Gree’ey spent Thursday at A. M. Highsmtth. Route 1, Nyssa. ltp
he home of Duncan McKenzie.
FOR
SALE—Three springer cows
The next HEC meeting will be held
and one fresh. Half mile east Ore­
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Guy
Wire.
The
An interesting photo, showing the arrangement of accommodations in the new Soviet army two-seatei
gon Trail school. Klaas Hart. l-14-2p
plane. Berths are arranged below the wings as shown. In recent tests, 10 persons were carried in this man ladles are all heartily invited to at­
tend. The meeting will be on Feb­ FOR SALE—1931 Chevrolet Sport
ner, including pilot and co-pilot.
ruary 13.
Coupe priced low for quick sale.
Miss Irene Nichols and sister Luc­ See it at Norcott Service.
ille have been ouite ill from bad
For Sale or TRADE for milk cows, 3
colds the past week.
work horses and whippet sedan.
Andrew Cunningham
returned
Tuesday from a three weeks visit at Inquire at Fox Service Station, Nys­
sa. J14-2tp.
Forest Grove.
Norman Kemp is home from a
Mr. Rosenbraugh arrived in Nyssa AROUND SCHOOL—
a short trip of gathering several FOR SALE—17-28 horse power Twin
last week and began work in Nyssa
The vacant seats noticed Friday,
City tractor, 3 bottom plow. See it
head of cattle. He has also been
high school Monday. His chief work
NYSSA METHODIST CHURCH
boasts occupants Monday morning.
at Jackson Lumber yard. Conrad
quite ill with the flu.
will be in art and music. Registra­
From the appearance of white faces
Hart, east of Parma on Leimp ranch
Floyd E. White, Pastor
tions for music were taken Monday
buried in motley colored handker­
1-7-tf.
morning.
Sunday School 10 o ’clock. Lesson
chiefs they haven't much to boast
FOR SALE—34 acres, 15 in crop, 8
Subject: Jesus’ Ideal of
Human
about
but
we’re
glad
the
students
Miss Macdonald was among those
more could be put in. Four room
Service.
are
back
anyway.
who were absent with the flu last
house, other outbuildings. Reason­
Morning Worship 11:15. Sermon
week. She returned to school Mon­
The attendance at school has been able terms. Three miles south and
Isabelle Sarazin was overheard Snbject: God’s Solution for Bank­
day, having been absent since Tues­
while musing in reverie and just for rupt Churches. Mrs. Jewell Choate very poor, owing to severe cold 1 Vi miles west of Nyssa. Ray F\idge.
day.
will sing, “ His Eye is on the Spar­ weather and In a few cases to sick­ 12-31-4tp.
fun we copied it.
row. (C. D. Martin).
ness.
Among those grade teachers who
FOR SALE—Hay and good cream
My heart is sad
Epworth League 7 o ’clock. June
Mr. R. D. Peck of Decatur, 111., who
have been absent are: Miss Boydell
separator. Lyman DeGrofft, half
The day is bleak
Webster, leader.
came here after his brothers acci­ mile south beet dump. 12-24-tf.
Miss Fuqua, Miss Galley and Miss
Warren’s been ill
Evening Worship 8 o ’clock. Trum­ dent last spring, left Sunday for
Janes.
For almost a week.
pet solo by Leland Morse.
MISCELLANEOUS
brother is seriousy ill. Mr. C. E. Peck
Mrs. Young substituted for Miss
Collinsville, 111., where
another
KNITTING CLASS—Now being or-/
Is improving slowly.
Macdonald last week; she is sub­
ganlzed. First class Instruction.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES
stituting in the sixth grade for Miss
Mrs. Joe Gardner returned to her See Mrs. E. B. McElroy, south of
The Adrian school closed Tuesday
Jones this week.
home at Mrs. L. Eachus’s after a water tank. ltp.
St. Paul's Mission
for a short time due to flu and
pleasant visit with friends in Boise.
Mrs. Chadwick is taking Miss Boy- scarlet fever.
Rev. B| Stanley Moore, Minister-
Mrs. R. L. Haworth, Mrs. C. E. HAY CHOPPING—Let us chop your
dell's place in the third grade this
in-charge.
Mrs. Ted Rogers called on Mrs.
hay with a 40 inch Smalley chop­
Peck and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach at­
week.
Morning prayer and sermon at
Ted Newton Tuesday afternoon.
tended Book Club at the home of per and re-grinder, 24- Ft., Elevator
11:15 on the 4th Sunday of the
Reasonable
Mrs. Dick Tensen In Nyssa Satur­ and Diesel tractor.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts of month.
Since there are not enough sub­
prices,
satisfaction
guaranteed.
Se­
day
afternoon.
stitutes to take the places of those Roswell were calling on Adrian
Church School at 10:30 a. m
Several frorr^thls vicinity attend­ bum and Wareham, Phone 78F21
teachers who are sick several high friends Wednesday afternoon.
every Sunday.
ed the boxing match In Nyssa Mon­ Nyssa. 11-26-tf.
school students have been substi­
Mrs. Geritt Muntjewerff, Mrs.
You are cordially invited to at­
day evening.
tuting in the grades.
Mitchell Gavióla and Clarence Enos tend our services.
NOTICE—I want to do your plow
were Ontario and Payette business
work; nothing but first class work
There are two new pupils in
visitors Saturday.
The Oregon Spectator, first news­ or your money refunded. One trial
school this week. One Junior. Ralph
paper west of Missouri, was Issued will convince you. Second to none
Antone Urange lias moved his
Piett from Missouri and Erma Olson
when It comes to plow work and
sheep from the feeding lot here to
a Sophomore.
Kenneth Green called at the home at Oregon City, Ferubary 5, 1846.
general blacksmithing O. E. Snod­
the lambing sheds in Lower Big of Guy Wise on Tuesday morning.
Two of the Seniors, Jack Brodie Bend.
Egg prices appeared due to set a grass, Larsen and Towne shop. 8-
Andrew Greeley called at the
and Garrlt Timmerman have re­
R. C. Enos and Mitchell Gavióla home of his brother George Greeley new Oregon record for the first halt 61tfc.
turned to school after prolonged ill­ attended the Norge business meet­ Tuesday.
of 1937. Northwest centers are still
nesses.
ing in Boise Saturday.
Joe Malloy spent Wednesday without reserve stocks and demand HAULING—All kinds, Oregon and
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow
continues strong.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newton and night at the Dick Mollay home.
Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
WE WONDER WHY—
Henry Masonholder has been cut­
children spent Sunday at the Ed
ting willows for wood at the Frank
It took three teachers (pupils, to Newton home on Oregon Slope.
take oare of the fourth grade Fri­
Miss Benita Gavióla, Albert Matt­ Mullinix home the last few days.
The Kenneth Green family have
day afternoon. What's the matter, son and Mitchell Gavióla were Sun­
loosing your consistancy, Wimp?
day dinner guests in the R. C. Enos moved their household goods up
from Nyssa and are living in the
home.
Jackson and Cloninger both have
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Holly and
had such bad colds. Never noticed
, >
■
Joyce McGinnis arc the latest vic­
Jackson's till Monday morning.
r
tims of the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sparks and
I've got the Ford V-8
baby son returned to their home in
Oh, gimme a date
Emmett Sunday.
And plenty of gasoline too,
R. C. Enos and Walter Simmons
And we’ll go wahoo. wahoo, (says
visited with Bill McEwen at the
Hazel)
Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario
HOWDY FOLKS: Have you heard
Sunday evening.
Overheard in Physics class:
the definition for COLLEGE BRED?
Mr. Young: Paul, what is HN03?
They say its a four-year loaf made
GENERAL MOTORS MAY
Paul Johnson: Now, Just a minute.
from the Flower of Youth and the
QUIT
DELIVERING
SOON
Mr. Young. I've got It on the tip of
Dough of old age.
my tongue.
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Mr. Young: Well, spit it out. It's
You folks who like to loaf around
Detroit—Continuance of the pres-
nitric acid.
nt strike situation in the auto­ the stove on cold snowy days would
mobile Industry will mean a com- appreciate our coal. It gives out lots
pl te suspension of General Motors of heat per bucket full and there
deliveries to dealers In a short time Isn't many ashes to carry out.
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it was indicated in authoritative
sources this week.
Lettucehouse Lou's mother savs it
Heavy demand greeted the intro­ Isn't the noise that Lou makes that
duction of all new models through­ Is disturbing when she comes home
out the industry last November late with her boy friend . . . it’s the
When the strike In General Motors silence.
plants developed, each of the corp­
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Spring
oration’s units had a heavier banli
HOUSEHOLD
HINT: Oreen paint
C anyon
of unfilled orders on hand than at
may be removed from a pair of white
CO AL :
any
time
In
the
last
decade,
with
Cu n ip
trousers with a bottle of turpentine
the possible exception of the 1929
Stove
a stiff brush and a pair of scissors.
Nat
boom period
Po»
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S to ker-
“Why did you encourage your wife
That man In Oregon City who
Slack
slept with his store teeth in his to quit playing the piano and take
mouth should have taken lessons up the clarinet?"
B O IS E P A Y E T T E
“Well, while she is playing the
LU M BF.lt C O M P A N Y
from the man In Prlnevllle who
"There’s a Y ard N ear Y o u ”
found his false grinders frozen in a clarinet she can't sing.”
(lass of water It was an open and
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shut ease, the Oregon City resi­
Parson Brown—"Dat’s de finest
dent’s windows and mouth were chicken I evah tasted. Brudduh Wil­
open, but the store teeth were shut, liams Whar did you git him?”
by ice.
Brother Williams—"Now. pahson
Buying and selling constitute the
when yo’ preaches a spesimi good
back bone of our business. In our
sermon dees I evah ask yo’ whar yo’
place of business we meet our cus­
W /H EN kidneys function budly and
fits It?’
tomers with good merchandise that
*7 Vjv ,u^ tr * n*OT,BU backache,
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has won and held the respect of all
wHh diurne», burning, scanty ot loo
who appreciate quality that is lived
fcogwenl urination and getting up e|
Well, we’ll be skiing you!
up to.
aignt; when you feel tired, nerrouk
•II uptet. . . me Doen’. Pill«.
Trick Accommodations on New Soviet Plane
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Church News
BIG BEND NEWS
ADRIAN NEWS
ROCKVILLE NEWS
Central Figures in Big Birthday Party|
m
knot Hole News
and SLAB WOOD, too
President Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose birthday January 30 will
be the occasion for a series of 5,000 celebrations to be held through­
out the country to raise funds for the nation's war against infantile
paralysis. Right, Colonel Benry L. Doherty, for the fourth time na­
tional chairman of the world’s biggest birthday party. -
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Miserable
with backache?
Ooen’e are especially lor poorly
«'Ortmg kidneys. M illio n s of b o n e
ere used every year. They ere façons-
m m d td the country over. A sk year
D oans P ills
Jackson Lumber
Eight-Forty
Company
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PRINTING in Nyssa, you get |
a second chance at the same J
old dollar . . .
When that dollar goes out o f |
town it’s Gone! Gone! Gone ¡g
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