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THE CATE CITY JOURS? AL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28,193? The American Red Cras« was er- ganized by Miss Clara Barton. May 21. 1881. MIDNIGHT SAT. JAN. 31, FEB. 1, 2 Bow-wowr . . . and that means, in any language, that Bi I! and Myrna and I are back in another romp that turned out even bet ter fun than "Thin Man". Here's the sequel you’ve been waiting for! AFTER THE THIN MAN and if has my Mr. & Mrs. W ILL IA M M YRNA POUIELI • LOV and just look at the others thaf help us m a ke m e r ry : UMCS STEWART . EUSSA LAMM JOSEPH CALLEJA . JESSIE RALPH A la s M arshall • Teddy Hart Directed by W. S. V AN D Y K E fr o m iS« it t r y Sr P rod u cid b y Am M.G 1 J Stre«na«rg A4 Picturm Mrs week. - " ■> . Wendell Pogue was 111 this The Metholst Ladles Aid met at he Lome of Mrs. Norris this after- neon. ■■ ■ • _ Mrs Frank Edwards has b?en 111 with the flu this week. Lloyd Halverson has been ill with the flu the past week. quite Alpha Rho of De.phian in O n tario. will meet in the M iore Hotel Banquet room. Wednesday morning. February 3rd. at 10 o'clock. Mrs Chas.. E Palmer will supervise the E P IS C O P A L SER VIC ES study of Stuart England, with the St. Paul's Mission following members taking part Rev B Stanley Moore. Minister Mrs. J. C. Bartlett. James I and His in-charge. Fitness tc Rule; Mrs A. W Quast Morning prayer and sermon at The King James Translation of the 11:15 on the 4th Sunday of the the Bible; Mrs H F Mathews month. Causes of Civil W a r; Mrs F W Church School at 10:30 a. m Hall. Charles I as K ing; Mrs. J. S every Sunday. Cooper, The Restoration; Mrs. Paul You are cordially invited to at E V an Petten. A Bloodless Revolu tend our services. tion; Mrs Lee Cables. England un der Queene Anne Mrs W J Weese is chairman for the discussion of M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H articles in the Delphian Quarterly. Floyd E. White. Pastor Neil Williams of Fruitland was a Mrs. J. J. Sarazin is recovering dinner guests at the Barney Wilson from a weeks illness of the flu. Her I heme last Wednesday. ligh ter Margaret has also been ill. 1 M r and Mrs. Bert Brewster and daughter Irene of Parma were Sun Mr. and M rs H. B lair J:hnson day dinner guests of M r and Mrs. and daughter Betty of Portland were Tom Eldridge. Sunday guests of the Geo. Wisners Sunday School 10 o'clock. Lesson | m Payette Sunday. M r and M rs Herbert Snyder of topic: W hat Jesus Saw in God Y T U R R A S P E -H A Y LE T T Boise were Sunday guests of Mrs. Morning W orship 11:15. Sermon Mrs G. L Rehngren of Caldwell Snyder's sister Mrs. Faraham S ill; Subject: The Kernel cf Christian i ua. a visitor at the home of her and family. ! daughter Mrs. Ernest McClure and Jordan Valley— Miss Maxine H ay- ity.. Duet by Ruth W olfe and Bill family last Thursday. lett of Sheavllle and Jesse Y tu r- McElroy. Offertory solo, Mrs. J. Harry Shelton was around town Poage. and Tuesday greeting! raspe of Jordan Valley were quietly • M r and Mrs Raymond Wilkerscn Monday Epworth League 7 o'clock. married at the home of Rev. Harry friends. He is located in B :ise at I u e the parents of a baby daughter Evening W orship 8 o'clock. Ser Hamilton at Nam pa January 18th. i present. bora January 15th at the Dixon They were accompanied by the mon: That W e M ay Save Some. Nursing home The little miss has Sunday School Board Meeting cousin Louisa M r and Mrs. Don M artin of grooms sister and been named W illa Nadine. Monday evening at 8 o’clock, at the 1 Homedale visited Saturday at the Yturraspe and An tone Accarriaga; parsonage. ML-s Betty Johnson of Portland Fam ham Sills home. Mrs Martin and the brides mother Mrs. D. H. Chair practice Wednesday evening Havlett. arrived Friday to spend a week with I is a sister of Mrs Sills. at 8 o'clock. lu r par nts. M r and Mrs H Blair Mrs. Yturraspe is the youngest Allan Forbes of Boise was a visit daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D H H ay- y h :\ r n .‘.ii... Jdins^n .»petti a few days visiting friends in Payette. or at the home of his mother Mrs. lett of Sheaville and has spent the L E G IO N A U X IL IA R Y ' B .ltie Forbes Saturday. M rs Forbes most of her life there, and has been IN IT IA T E N E W M E M B ER S She ic 2 train:d nurce. and daughter Mrs Webster Eldredge assistant postmaster for several M r and Mrs. Henry Carl left last accompanied him to Vale and O n The American Legion Auxiliary years. Mr. Yturraspe is the son of Friday for a trip to California where tario on business. Mrs. Luis YturTaspe of Jordan V a l held initiation of new members at they will visit in Sacramento and their last meeting held recently. ley where he was bora and raised. Yreka: and they will also visit with Among members of the L. D. S. seven in the class They will make their home in Jor There were Mr. Carl's parents in Grants Pass. church who attended the Union including several Junior Auxiliary Oregon. They plan to be gone about ! meeting at Boise Sunday were Luth- dan Valley where M r Yturraspe is members. Those being initiated employed at a local garage Both two cr three weeks. j er Fife. Malcolm Crawford, P L. the bride and groom have a host of were Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs. Dan Kirkham. Dave Chadwick. Mr. Ash- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy and friends who join in wishing them Chase. Launa Wilson. Doris G r a j by and M r and Mrs. Richardson. ham. Gayle McCoy and Viola M c M r and Mrs Chas Paradis attended much happiness in their new life. Ginnis. Mesdames Don Graham . C. the joint meeting of the American Mrs. Mary Felton has returned to A Abbott and Chas. Paradis were Legion and Auxiliary held In O n her home here after spending about hostesses and after the meeting ad B A S H F O R D -V E R I S TA IN tario last Wednesday evening, with ! a week at the Ontario hospital. Her journed to the Paradis home for re the Ontario post host to the Nyssa daughter Mrs. R. J. Holland of Seat freshments. and Vale posts. A social evening was tle and her granddaughter Mrs. Roy Their next meeting will be held held. The marriage vows were read Sat James of Boise are with her. She is urday evening. January 23rd at the Thursday. February 4th. reported to be improved. ' Methodist parsonage (or James Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Latture of Bashford and Juanita Verts tain of Caldwell stopped in Nyssa Tuesday Vale, with Rev. Floyd White offic Close relatives and friends to visit with their daughter. Mrs iating. attendance, and Esther Leslie McClure and family. The were in bridesmaid and Lattures were en route to their Raasina acted as + home in Caldwell after spending ¡Ray Knezevich was best man. two and a h alf months traveling on Bring your watch troubles to the coast. us . . . every watch needs reg IN J U S T IC E T O W A D E ular cleaning and adjusting. Mrs. Bettie Forbes is moving from We guarantee our work and S C H O O L C H IL D R E N her ranch, which has been sold to I. all the work done personally L. Cooper of Montana. Into one of by Harold Glnzel. assuring the Kelley houses today. She has you of high class workman Just after the paper was painted purchased the Wes Browne home in ship. uninten the north part of town and will last week we noticed an move there as soon as the present tional mistake which proof reading occupants M r and Mrs George did not catch. The error was in the and O lft Shop Daley find a suitable house. Christmas Seal sale report which Ontario, Oregon indicated that W ade school had sold no seals whereas they sold *6 00 B U R N S W E E K L Y SO LD worth. This is a very fine record and TO C A L IF O R N IA M A N was better than any of the country schools under the jurisdiction of the Nyssa committee. W e should like to The Harney County American, have W ade school accept our humble weekly paper published at Bums. apology for the error. Oregon was sold last week to Stew art Beardslee of Jamestown, C alif ornia. The former owners. Mr. and w Mrs. Clyde Cornell were forced to sell on account of the serious illness cf M r Cornell. The new Oregon Trail grange are sponsoring a senes cf card parties, each being held on a Thursday m tht Tonight wiU see the second cf the.series with the third planned for next Thursday. February 4th Pinochle was In play list week with Jahn Stain winning high (or men and Mildred Adams high for women. Jchn Bowen and Mrs. Joe Stam were low pnze winners. Besides cards, refreshments are part of the evenings pleasure, and last Thursday a surprise package was won by Bob Holmes. A rug will be disposed of tonight in a similar manner. The public is Invited to these affairs and a good time is promised. PETERSON C IV IC C L l B TE A PO S T PO N E D Due to the cold weather last week the benefit tea for the Doembecher hospital, sponsored by the Civic Club was postponed and the plans are now to hold the tea and pro gram at their February meeting. FUNERAL HOME Call Thomas Nordale Furniture Store Phone 94 WANTED!! TO DISPOSE OF 30 MATTRESSES BY FEB. 9th Cotton, Felt, Spring-Filled and Spring-Air . . . A style and price to fit everyone . . . Don’t put o ff buy ing that mattress another day, come in and let us show you. AND REMEMBER . . . . There is still a big reduction on everything in Nordales the rest of this month! Nordale Furniture N YSSA : : : : OREGON WATCH R EP A IR IN G S P E C IA L Grocery Specials Odds and Ends of Dishes Dreamland ONTARIO GINZEL JEWELRY JOHNSON VARIETY G r o c er y S pecia ls Beware? For Friday and Saturday, January 29 and 30 10 lb.can Amaizó Golden Syrup Salad Dressing Baking Powder s C k c 26 oz. package each Salt Baking Powder M Snowdrift Pint bottles Each Holly Cleanser Dash Large Packages Shortening Sugar 5c 15c 23c 62c siz< 9c 9c 4cans 19c 49c 55c $1.39 Sib. can Corn Meal 4 ib. package 25 lb. bags W ILSO N G r OC ERY A Dependable Food Store NYSSA W heat prices dropped slightly on the basis of snow reports. Grades that were showing a top of $1 37 are of the FLU? Let’s Keep This Dreaded Disease Under Control . . . Consult your physician at orLce if you have the slightest inkling that you may b e coming down with this dreaded disease. 2 5 oz . can 1 0 0 Either Com or Gloas, 2 pkga. Starch Clorox L 65c 33c OREGON Knot Hole News . .. W e are here to help you keep well, so fill up your medicine chest with the following preven- tatives: G R E E T IN G S : How do you like this Eskimo life? Better than look ing out of a third-story window watching the floods carry away all your life's possessions. Life in Nyssa is much better now that we have some more of that Aberdeen coal The boys were kept busy delivering that first car that arrived Saturday and now we have more cars of this famous fuel to keep Nyssa homes warm. ------ B U IL D FH A W A Y ------ Here's one to try out these winter evenings. 1x9 plus 2 equals 11 12x9 plus 3 equals 111 123x9 plus 4 equals 1111 1234x9 plus 5 equals 11111 12345x9 plus 6 equals 111111 123456x9 plus 7 equals 1111111 1234567x9 plus 8 equals 11111111 12345678x9 plus 9 equals 111111111 123456789x9 plus 10 equals 1111111111 Jackson Lumber Company Nyssa, Oregon Japan. Green 1-2 lb. Jam or Jelly 19c 59c 59c 26c 27c 10c 25c H a ifc a iio n cans Peaches In Gallon syrup M.J.B. Coffee »>-can Raisins 4 lb. package Bottle Catsup Large Each Tomato Juice * cans Based on the modem theory o f alkalization For reaching those parts usually missed when using dropper. Tomatoes. No. 1 Tall can; Corn. Golden Sweet: Peas, Thrifty; and many other Vegetables and Fish to select from. $1.25 YOUR CHOICE Allays irritation, les sons the discharge. SOUIBB’S ANTI SEPTIC SOLUTION Price ............... . Used regularly as a gargle. Keeps mouth and throat free from infecting germs. 50c VAPURE j Aroma, lb. Canned Goods Special ------ B U IL D FH A W A Y ------ Ralph Lawrence was pouring gaso line Into one of these 815 rattletrap* the college boys drive. "H e y !" he shouted. "Y o u ’ll have to shut that motor off. I can't keep up with you.' rp le d 55c 10 lb. bag ATOMIZERS NASAL SPRAY LOW EST T H IN G O N E A R T H — i The ring around a Scotchman’s bath tub when the water is on a meter. Sugar Coffee ALKASELTZER Price 60c and 30c ------ B U IL D FH A W A Y ------ For Saturday and Monday CJ1 o U Church News fir LOCALS f — Sun. Mon. Tue*. O R E G O N T R A IL G R A N G E H A V IN G C A R D P A R T IE S A L P H A R H O T O M EET A few’ drops on your handkerchief does the work. 50c BUCKLEYS MIXTURE A stronger cough syrup, for stopping tickling coughs. Price 45c and 85c 49c COCIL-CLO This usually affords prompt relief f o r coughs. P rice................... 50c ASPIRIN 100 Tablet» .... 39c I f the use o f these simple remedies do not afford prompt relief, do not wait too long, b u t. . . CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR AT ONCE N YSSA PHARM ACY 3 for Case 29c $2.25 Veal Stew 10c Baby Beef Roasts, lb. 15c 25c Bacon p ^ure 25c Pound 1 Quart S A U E R K R A U T 1 Pound W EINERS WE DELIVER D , Both for PHONE 3 H A LV ER SO N S PU R E F O O D S T O R E NYSSA OREGON