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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1923)
V V W iW .^ W V W W .V .W A V .V .V J V W V V V W « « /W V ^ A FREE TICKET TO Farmers: THE DREAMLAND SE IB E R L IN G AND WHITE STAR I t p t t f H im G «►I D elbert Clore was a business visi-1 to r in Vale T uesday. T Jo h n Boston m ade a business trip to Boise la st week. PO RTA G E Cambric for a King. In 13X0 a purse of gold w a s ___ 1» behalf of llem y V!l| of England the workmen who uould produce ‘ k.ng a s. lrta The prise was won b the weavers of Cambrai an<l the = terial wsa called cLinbrtc. in honor the town in which it »aa mada. tine waa the linen that there were ur moro threads to the Inch. ~ ay it became the fashion for all fir underwear, collars, cuffs, handle: chiefs and baby dresses to be maO o f caiubric. 'TH»s DA»HTY » DROOM AT LITTLE EXPENSE M. H . Bailey, broke his arm last S a tu rd ay m orning while try in g t o 1 crank his ford which evidently had too m uch ‘kick’ in it. I h e a tre , O N TA RIO , will be given by us w ith every «1 purchase and 6 F R E E tickets w ith every tire (T H IS MONTH O N LY ). You will find we save you m oney on any size tire or tube. Don’t wait to have your seed grain cleaned until Jones gets ahead of you and you have to wait. r ~ c asin g s a re m ade in ONE GRA DE C. Sm ith, who is feeding c a ttle on O N LY— th a t is the best, and wc W illow creek, was a v isito r here this have over 50 sa tisfie d boosters Monday. around O ntario usin g them -m any Mr. and Mrs. E a rl Boston and son, have bought full sets a fte r u s in g ! Clyde, of W hite S ettlem en t w ere v is one. We claim to be the only firm ! ito rs a t th e home of Mr. Bostons in M alheur county selling a m other, Mrs. T. A. Boston, fo r a few ■JLIr'»*'«- 30x3 Y t o ver size f irs t grade days la s t week. F abric casing a t $10.50 The duinty bedroom pictured here umy be duplicated a t little expense by A. M cW illiam s of O ntario, w as a any housewife who is clever with her needle. Pule green chintz scattered with We have NOT advanced prices o n 1 business v isito r here Saturday. apple blossoms drapes th e packing-box dressing table, the black enam el bow-foot tire s and tubes. Miss F e e rro l Boston entertain ed a t ! S E N D FO R OUR I’RICE LISTS. h e r home S a tu rd a y evening w ith a I beds, and form s the window urai>eries. T he black bench which may he bought secondhand, Is upholstered with the c h in tz ; the beds may also be bought sec Ny.H«. Oregon. dinner p a rty . Covers w ere laid fo r | ondhand and enameled. A shirring tw o inches wide w ith a cord in each edge h e r th ree classm ates, Minnie and E l is used across the tops of th e windows, around the edge of th e beds and the to n C a rp e n te r and Vernon C a rte r. dressing table, and to cover the m irror fram e. T he dressing table top is cov- A uto A ccessories C ards and m usic w ere enjoyed a fte r ered with a piece of the chintz, over which ordinary window gluss Is fitted. The V A '.V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V /A W S W A V /.V /A 'A V /A - A V J W V . hand-braided rug Is m ade of the scraps of th e chintz w ith a deep border of P H O N E 177 O N TA RIO , OR. dinner. black. The candlesticks and powder dish a re of rose-colored glass and the candles and m irror cord a re also rose. Ths Origin of Salt. The geologist Stums I io M h the source ef the ,eo salt was volcanic eruptions, when the earth's crust was heglnnl-' lo bat'oei. It. Eruptions, he »ays. f l v forth rn-vemiK compounds containing chlorine which la brought down by rain J Nyssa Grain & Seed Co. Parker’s Tire Shop "•»=*—= IS'M Á t" ' ■ "1 '-7-1 M k Pure Extract of Spices Toilet Articles Veterinary Remedied P o u ltry Compounds J It. HUNTER STAR HOTEL . NYSSA. 0 7 Prompt attention given t mail orders gijfjjlffy f L i Ë Home Remedies | THIS SERVES AS COZY CORNER GUEST ROOM .. .. h P** ; M'CONNON'S PRODUCT ------------------ SOLD BY ----------- *-•' f* I { For Quick Servie vw Call the fi 1X33 OF i I — Nyssa Transfer I.T .-w U - Tliis corner of an upurtm eiil living room serve» aa a guest room, anil a very convenient corner it is .-I time». The day bed pull* out to double it* or dinary size and a supply of bedding Is folded up inside. Two bed pillows are rolled up Inside the end cush . .1 covers which fasten with large snaps down one side. When opened up the desk Is a com plete little dressing table, with a giswl- sizeil m irror, which can he d-itvvn out and set up when one is dressing. A gay painted screen hides this corner when it is not In use. PH O N E 70F 2 :: Nyssa Barber Shop aad DO NOT USE TOO MUCH CkLTuisNE ri. OOM CIGAR STORE I ; SHAVING, HAIK CUTTING ; ¡ HOT ANI» COLI» BATHS As I am going to quit farming will sell at public auction on L. B. HAMAKER, Prop. ■ Nyssa, (»rearm. i# ttW ,1923 e the following described livestock and farm implements at the Frank Leuck place one and one-half miles northeast of Nyssa Livestock SIX HORSES 1 1 1 1 1 1 brown gelding, 8 years old gray gelding 8 years old brown gelding 7 years old gray gelding 4 years old iron gray mare 5 years old gray mare, smooth mouth 8 MILCH COWS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 Holstein cow, 7 years old, will he fresh June 6 Holstein cow, h.gh grade, fresh February 8 Holstein cow, 2 years old Jersey cow, 4 yearn old, fresh in March Jersey cow, high grade, 7 years old, fresh June 13 black cow, 4 years old, fresh April 21 spotted cow, 3 years old. fresh April 28 red cow, 2 years o ’d fresh October 4 coming year old heifer calves coming year old steer calf yearling steer short horn l ull, 2 years old lamb, 1 sucking calf ifr Farm implements tttttttttH W W PROFESSIONAL CARD , ' r P H Y S IC IA N S AND S IR O B O N H 1. I . SARAZIN PHYSIC'AN AND SURGEON g-T-1-fch. C retonnes are good, but do not overdo them is the advice of the interior decorators, in a room with a figured wail covering or a p atte rn e d rug, even a very a ttrac tiv e cretonne strikes a wrong note. T he room shown In the sketch affords a very pleasing effect gained by using a chintz p a tte rn e d paper hung in panels, white ruffled curtains and ivory woodwork and fu rn itu re . A taupe c a r pet covering the en tire floor Is a new touch. THESE TABLES WILL BE FOUND VERY USEFUL r ~ ~ N yssa, O reg o n . 1 if flee hours 12 to fi D E N TISTS DR. E. A. NIXON DENTIST NYSSA, : : : OREGO Two D oors West Bank of Nys Phone 2 OSTEOPATHS 1 hay wagon and top rack 1 spring wagon, 1 buggy 1 Deering mower DR. HARRIET SEARS oat »»pattile Phydolan datarlo, Oregoa. Office: Wlleoa Bldg over Ràderà 1 McCormick hay rake 1 Osborn disc pulverizer 1 corn cultivator, 2-horse CHIROPRACTORS 1 two-section harrow, 1 four-horse fi^sno 1 ridingpl > r, i walking plows, 14-inch 1 lister plow, 1 five-tooth cultivator 1 single shoveland wingplow, 1 corrugator 1 20-foot heavy jointer, 1 garden cultivator 1 Planet Jr., No. 25, garden planter 1 grass seeder, 2 tank pumps, le a s t iron kettle 1 1200-pound platform scales, 1 slip, 1 feed rack 1 set work harness, 1 single harness, 1 saddle shovels, straw forks, hayforks, garden hoes, grub bing hoes, water trough, all kinds double trees, sin gle trees and cleavers, and many other small articles. MILCELLANEOUS 1 churn, 1 kitchen range, 1 coal heating stove 4 bronze turkey toms, about 2 doz. white leghorn chickens over that amount T F P / I f ? All sums under $25, cash; all sums s J- JF j J l V l fJL 0 " " time will bp a wen on annroved I be given approved bankable notes drawing ten per eerily interest. ffi W Five per cent discount tor cash. SALE BEGINS AT 1 O’CLOCK DR. R. A. MOON T hree useful tables are Illustrated here. In the center Is th e popular tilt- Ohlrooroctie Physician top table, so convenient for cards or light refreshm ents. W hen not in use It H oute call* mada stands flat against the wall. At the left la an unusual table-tray used for serv Acuta or Chronic Dteaasea ing. At the right the sm all drop-leaf tab le with Its handy draw er has Innum er Hours. 10-11; 1 :8# ta I able uses. It may be used for reading, fo r serving or fo r cards. Evenings by appoint Phone— Office. 151; Hama 41 REED OR FIBER FURNITURE VERY PRACTICAL Onta ria Oragi r HOTELS AHD CAFES HOTEL WBNTKBN One Moek tram Aa»'»* Nyssa, Oregon 7 Clean bette-----35c 50c 7 and $1.00 G ood m eals ........-- ---------SBe R oom s by weak or m eath ALBERT FOUfW Proprietor W. a HOXIE Bonded Heal Batata Dealer INSURANCE Reed or flber fu rn itu re Is not only gisxl for the porch or sun room, but Is equally suitable for the year-round living room. A com fortable settee, seversi Offlca a t Residence, 3rd A E br' substantial chairs and a canning round table will cost Just about h a lf the am ount th a t one would spend for the usual living room furniture. T he piece* Ny may be bought In the n a tu ra l color and stained or painted to harm onize with any color scheme. CITY DRAY LINE EFFECTS OF SHADED LIGHTS ARE PLEASING C. W. DeBoer Prop. JÂ . PROMPT DELIVERY r f Reasonable Rates PHO NE 18F1 ATTORNEY EH AT LAW B. M. BLODGETT FREE LUNCH A T NOON Attorney • i, Law Lund and Probate work a N r—«. O regon. W. *-r-aL K LEUCK, Owner -, AMOS MILLED, Auctioneer. r . h i. V Y k lT X T /" 1 /N 1 1 iU U I N ljr , L l e r k . Shaded lum ps and candles a re becoming m ore and more im putar io» lighting purposes and the effects gained by th e ir uae a re much m ore pleasing th an th* b rilliant lighting form erly used. U tile . If any. overhead lighting would be necessary In th is living room. A pair of parchm ent-shaded torchierà j oa the table «bed a soft glow sufficient for everything except rending, and a ! <*a v * "l*a t l l,'b ,l>ced *■•>•• *n<l lBmP »upply a good reading light when desired. ------------------------- — ----------- — H. Wilson BK O O K H -P.J.: A ttorn agn-at-Lnw Bldg.. Ontaria, R. W. H W A L L E R A tte n te r a t L aw Ho c m a i t 14 , I I W ilson Bldg. OntAfifk
