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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., OCTOBER 21, 1937 Ye Snooper’s Column Things About Nyssa's Shops On Saturday we didst hie us to the Sales Yard and there didst see much to cause us mirth. And did wonder why a handsome blonde man, who we didst recognize as our good friend that runs right well a large company’s affairs here in our Nyssa town, might be doing with a vibrator. That kind that sev eral years ago twas claimed was a sure panecea for all wrinkles and double chins et cetera that appear ed upon fate and fortyish ladies faces. For to us the skin upon his cheeks didst seem as smooth and fresh as a new blown rose. What with the week end deluge our thoughts didst turn to some thing in small and serviceable hats AUTO POINTERS for WINTER DRIVING Have Your Car thoroughly Greased. Try a tankful of Super-Shell Change Now to Winter Grade on. NORCOTT SERVICE Nyssa, Oregon and on Monday didst duck into Earnest WIson's bazaar to see what wares he might be offering in this line and there upon the table didst spy those diminutive beanies so popular with the college lassies. Cute tricks they are of velvet and felt, Jaunty and cut to fit any head. We would not have thee believe that because the Baldridge Imple ment doest call its self such a big name that it carries a stock limited to only this. For the the truth about it be far different. In that trading center they do carry all things to meet thy cookery and hardware needs and many more. Thou wilt have to see for thyself to know all. Now ye Snooper knows naught of beet trucks nor beet diggers nor eevn about beets. But we do know the over at the Rose Brothers in Parma one may get anything that one may need to help them in the harvest of this Oregon White Gold. With the long evening’s ahead one looks forward to getting in the much delayed reading and does cast disgusted looks upon that old fash ioned lamp which last winter did almost blind one with pale and mis directed beams. Bernard Frost at the Idaho Power and Electric did show us a new supply of A.E.S. lamps designed to shed light as she should be shed and we have resolv ed to own one, and that right soon. Are thy hands a chap with the nippy winds and the keeping of thy fires burning and the skin upon thy body itch as tho thou already hadst donned the red flannels. At the Nyssa Pharmacy they do carry a soap made specal Just for this and It do work well. Ask for a bar oi McCoys soap and after that there will be none other that will please thee. Many times ye Snoper has warned ye, as also have our neighbors Art Norcott who doest own that bright yellow services station at Second and Main as well as Jolly Bert Lienkamper and his crew across the street from Art’s, about the things that a sudden freeze will do to even the best of radiators. So if thou lack diligence and doest neglect to fill these babies with an anti freeze which they do sell and they do freeze tight upon thee some night when thou wilt be most needing thy motor vehicle blame us not. We have warned thee. And speaking of Old Man Winter and his habits cf sneeking in the night Tom Nordale is well supplied with all manner of stoves and at many prices so that there thou are sure to find one that will warm thy household through cut the winter Announcing . . . The Opening Of Chan’s Cafe (formerly Bertsch’s Barber Shop) FEATURING - - - Real Home Prepared Meals Friday Luncheon Soup Salad FRESH FISH Potatoes Vegetables Coffee, Tea, Milk Dessert Uore W S uu " 0 H 0 E U 5 READ TH1AÖF and still not leave thy pocket with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morfitt of Whitney were Saturday guests at an irreparable gap. As we have mentioned before the home of the latter’s sister Mrs Omer Adkinson at the Owyhee Drug Earl Lofton. Company's store on Main near Mr and Mrs. Stanley Van Buren Third is cur very good friend and cf Ontario were visiting relatives does let us brouse about his stock here Saturday. unmolested. The other night how Wayne and Richard Lofton made ever he didst take time off and dem a trip to Nyssa Saturday for mat onstrate to us a fine line of cameras erial for the grange hall and photo supplies that will enable Gerald Brlttlngham of Ontario even the dumbest among us to take was a guest at the Wayne Lofton good pictures. What could be nicer home several days last week. Fay Tague is visiting at the C. for a Christmas gift than one F. nd Coy Wise homes. He has Just these. Speaking of Christmas it will soon returned from Tule Lane, Cal. be with us and then every ones Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lofton were mind will be upon their needs. Be visiting relatives in Weiser on Fri ye wise and shop early and then day. thous cans’t keep thy sweet disposi Mss Helen Marsters of Fresno, tion and even temper by keeping Cal., arrved last Monday to visit out of the Chritsmas rush, when all her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mar thy friends be agog picking over sters and her sister Mrs. Fred Fish picked over stock. and family. On Thursday morning But before Christmas comes there Miss Marster accompanied by her will be the fatted turk to prepav mother and her nelce Adeline Fish for the family that it may give left for Myrtle Point to visit an proper thanks for the years harvest aunt who is ill. and blessings on that day which our The Ladies Hone Economics forefathers did set aside so to do. club held their regular meeting on There will be many things to pur Saturday at the school house with chase for thy table that only on Mrs. Earl Lofton as hostess. Mrs. feast days doest thou allow thy Lofton was elected as HEX? chair family, but be not afraid. The Cash man for the coming year. It was de Grocery’s shelves are always filled cided to hold the opening dance and with seasonings and spices of every bazaar in the new grange hall on kind and other things to make thy November 6th. The regular grange table's burden complete on Thanks meeting will be held in the hall on giving day and every other day. Friday the 22. At the close of the Art thou tired of thine old abode meeting the hostess served a nice and find nothing of merrit therein lunch. and has builded in thy mind’s eye a snug retreat wherein are all ¿he latest knobs and gadgets to keep BIG BEND NEWS thy soul at peace. Visit The Nyssa By MRS. E. H. BRUMBACH Realty or Frank Morgan and bar gain with them to sell this vertiable shack for thee. For to some one else Bend pupils will enjoy a two day- it will mean Home. Then with thy vacation this week while the teach monies therefrom gained build thee ers will go to La Grande to attend anew habitat to please thee. , Eastern Oregon regional con And when thou doest build be sure the vention of the Oregon State Teach to consult with that man Jackson ers at which teachers who does have all that is new in the of six Association, will be present. building line and can help thee to The counties County Council will stretch those dollars to the breaking meet in P.T.A. Ontario Saturday October point. What is home without the warmth 23. of cheery fires on cold days. See A1 Charles Purdy spent Saturday in Thompson he does have coal and Caldwell on business. wood in which there Is great warmth Mr. and Mrs. Lester French and Jackie were Sunday guests in the and small waste. Didst thy husband a hunting go parental John French home in Ros these last days and return to thee well Sunday. again with sodden shoes an wet Mrs. Harvey Bennett attended a feet. Send those leaking boots to the shower in Roswell Friday at the Nyssa Shoe shop. They will bee cane Lancaster home at which Mrs. Ross Hurtt was honor guest. as new again. Has thine husband grown weary Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hatch spent of the same old meats from day to Saturday evening in Caldwell. day and thou art weary too from Wm. Gibson and Frederick left on much trying to please him. Enter ye a hunting trip Saturday but were into the doors of Barney Wilson’s rained out. food emporium and there ye will Messrs. Case and Gerrit Muntje- find sauces and savors and different werff and Wm. Brewer left Friday so that the old stew will become on a deer hunt, returning Sunday Ragout de Hungarie, Suki Yaki, evening. Mr. Case Muntjewerif got Pugis de los Chimmoros, or what his deer. The other were not so for tunate. have you. Do the autumn winds whistle Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pond* and Mr. through the cracks in thy walls with and Mrs. Leo Betts of Caldwell were great vim and vigor and send a dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Var chill to the marrow of thy bones? ner Hopkins Friday evening. Since Dwight Smith at the Boise Payette it was Grandmas Betts birthday she can show thee many things new in was the honored guest. building materials that will foil Messrs. Ernest and Erie Mausling even the most vehement of gales. left Saturday morning on a hunting Shop in Nyssa with Journal adver trip but the rain caused them to tisers and thou wilst not waste thy return the same day Mr. and Mrs. Gout whose home is gas going farther. in Washington, opened a series of meetings on “Study of the Bible” school house last Sunday morn IRONSIDE NEWS the ing, closing Friday evening. They By MRS. E. J. BEAM have been preaching in southern Idaho and their meetings are well attended. Music has a prominent The ladles club met at the home of place on the program. While in this Mrs. Raleigh Van Buren on last commuinty they were entertained dance. Election of officers was held in Pinktson home. Mr. Pinkstcn Wedensday with on average atten- is the superintendent of the Sunday with the following ladies elected: school. president, Mrs. Bruce Lofton; vice George Campbell, age five, one of president, Mrs Raleigh Van Buren; the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Tom secretary and treasurer, Mrs Vernon Campbell fell from the trailer and Lawrence. After the business meet broke his arm last Wednesday. He ing games and visiting and a de was taken to Parma the bone licious lunch were enjoyed. The next was set and he will where to carry meeting will be held at the home of his arm in a sling for have several weeks. Mr s S Rose with a shower for Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Bob Peck and son of Milton Gigear a recent bride. Arrowrock stopped for a visit The Manuel Smith family of On at the Lester French home short Sunday, tario visited Monday at the home of as they were on their way to On their daughter Mrs. Chuck Ronald- son. They were on their way to the tario. Mrs. R. L. Haworth attended the Malheur river deer hunting. Club meeting at Mrs F. Frys Chas. Elms and Dr. Houser of Book Nyssa Saturday afternoon. Haines were here last week deer near Harvey Bennett transacted busi hunting. They were gusts at the ness in Payette Saturday. Elms and White homes. The Jolly Janes will entertain Cahs Boor of Fruitland Is at the their at an ice cream home of his son Ralph Boor helping party at husbands the home of Mrs. L.Eachus gather their cattle . Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. R. _e .u L ake C ity i chaUtutn^ a. an<^ ^ .« - j ù» 0 y th Ang#l*! e m any •t 8 35. Codera train, res ol &*» fV jiffc r Worn« and ^ « n d V o n Franti**« Delie*®"* ChaUenl eT * •• • * . a t L .* BreakU*t Luncheon 3° Dinner 3St mad* a d*T to t IGEUES To s KINCAID, A«rnt PHO N E 'J & 2 . ,20.18 O Olson’s Second Hand Store Candy Scales Chairs, all types Bed Stead with springs—$1.75. Watch for announce- ment of a Good Line of USED RADIOS at a special bargain Hatch was elected secretary at the last meeting in place of Miss Betty Weir who resigned. The next reg ular meeting will be with Miss Betty Weir. . Purdy has donatd his time to do Luck o r Good Work the finishign work. Luck is only another word for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holly. Mrs good management in practical af Lois Snapp and son Sidney motored fairs. to Ironside Saturday returning with a load cf lumber. A large group of women met at the Harvey Hatch home Monday to ADRIAN NEWS receive instruction in sewing from ELLEN MCCONNELL Mrs. Louise Harwocd of the State Mr and Mrs. Lowell T. Ashcraft extension service of Corvallis. ad daughter Dorothy frem Rupert were here over the week end visiting New Com fort for Those W ho W ear relatives. Mr. Walter MacPortland and Fred FALSE TEETH Gibson were hunting above Unity No longer does any wearer of false over the week end. teeth need to be uncomfortable. Jurrles have completed their new FASTEETH, greatly im coal house which is a nice addition proved powder a new, sprinkled on upper to the town. or lower plates, holds them and Mr. James McGinnis returned comfortable all day. No firm gummy, with a four point deer and his fath gooey, pasty taste or feeling because Cubed Steaks, lb. 20e er, Mr. Alvin McGinnis a two point its alkaline. Deodorizes. Get FAS er. TEETH today at any good drug Salt Pork, lb.,....... 20c Bill Olson went to work for Mr store. Accept no substitute. Latham this week laying pipe. Ham, Picnic, lb....20c Miss Shirley Newton is not getting along as well as could be expected Electrical Wiring She has another Infected gland. Mrs. D. T. Holly and Mrs. C. E. All work guaranteed. McConnell were in Parma Monday. By the hour or contract. C. E. Doty and Don Graham were in Portland and Salem last week They also visited hi the Enos home HARRY SAYLES on their return trip. Mr. Mitchell Gavlola is here visiting friends and NYSSA State Licensed OREGON also his parents in Boise. Messrs J. E. Holly, C. E. McCon nell and D. T. Holly attended a sQca lmeetlng of the Estem stars in Nysas Monday night. Ted Newton has been transferred to Walla Walla where he will be National Pharmacy W eek assistant manager in branch of Eder Hardware store. Mr. and Mrs. Limbaugh from New October 18 to 23 Plymouth visited in the R. Rohland home Sunday. Miss Grace Hibbard has been working for the R. Rohlands. We offer complete prescription service and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drown are re modeling their home. pride ourselves on the following: Mrs. Ed Newton has returned to her home in Payette. Highest Quality Pharmaceutical The Adrian school has organized s new 4H health club with Rose Mc Accuracy in Compounding Ginnis the president, Glen Osborn, the vice president and Aurci, Cleanliness Zamora the secretary. Francis Deffer is digging a cistern Prompt and Efficient Service on their place. MEAT SPECIALS Nyssa Packing Co. LOWER BIG BEND MISS FLORENCE RUSSELL trict No. 47 was held Monday even- The budget meeting of school dis ing at which Mr. Chas. Witty was elected clerk to replace Mrs. Harry Looney who resigned. Miss Delva Beers spent the week end with relatives in Ontario. The Jolly Janes met, with Mrs John Timmerman Tuesday after noon with a good attendance. Mr s Myrtle Hatch was elected secretary to replace Miss Betty Weir who re signed. Mrs. Parkr and Miss Betty Weir served refreshments. Mrs. M. A. Bradney returned from a visit with her laughter Mrs. Chas. Johnson Saturday. The Ways and Means committee of the Big Bend PTA met with its Halloween carnival were made. The chairman Harvey Rusesll Sunday evening when plans for the annual date has been set for Friday even ing October 29. O. R. White is slowly improving in the Holy Rosary hospital in On tario. His youngest son Grover Baker, Oregon. White enlisted in the CCC camp at Wm. Teter and Zeb Wilson were in Marsing Monday on business. Chas. Witty local scout master, assisted by M. K. Johannesen took the Boy Scout troop to Lake Lowell Friday evening. They returned the following day. The regular monthly meeting of the PTA was held Wednesday even ing at the school house. Being new membership night each person was to bring a new member. Mr. Teter membership chairman, introduced eight new members. A report was made on the advancement made on the new kitchen which will be com pleted for Halloween. Mr Chas When III See your doctor - Bring Your Prescription to Owyhee Drug Co. • The Thrift Store PHONE 29 Next to Idaho Power Company $5 Prize FOR LARGEST SUGAR BEET Contest Ends November 4, 1937 Baldridge Implement Co. HURRY.. Y MISS this chance Berniece Vorhie» Fisher Accredited Teacher of VIOLIN * Inquire at Nyssa Journal office 1 .Don’t Guess-Know W hat’s Wrong Take guesswork out of Motor Repairing. Tune- up equipment and mechanics qualified to use it. We are ready NOW for that “Tune-up” job of yours. NEW MODERN EQUIPMENT BEING INSTALLED nyssa i?arage YOUR CHOICE Of BEAUTIFUL GLASS OR OECORATED Whip 0 Lite SHADE AT SUGMUV MORE oar Aladdin. W e can afford to do thia only because ut one« you realise the savings aod satisfaction you “* *-------- " ------- get by trading £ her*, — w« will ha vs mad« you -- IMaion| ci This is a very special time limited offer. GET DETAILSo/M., LIBERAL OFFER HERE Qmc Baldridge Implement Co.
