The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, June 15, 1911, Image 3

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Lumber, Coal & Building
Materials
T h e purest snow-white
cotton from the South goes
into every
C iK r m ftn ’ s
Rock Springs Coal $8.00 per Ton
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Induces comfortable, dreamless,
and healthful sleep.
In house f u r n i s h i n g . . . .
The
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Our Store
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Rich Man, Poor Man,
You can easily tell a poor man from
a rich one by examining his mall.
The poor man’s mall consists of re­
quests for money that he owes; the
rich man’s for money that he doesn’t
owe.—Llpplncott’s.
F. A. GOELTZ, Prop.
.
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G.
WILIS
3
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CREDITOR’S SALE
------------------- OF THE-------------------
RUBBER STAMPS
LAW YER
J. E ROBERTS
R eal KnUite
Manager
W e sell you Merchandise at less prices than any
Store in Nyssa. Give us a trial and be convinced.
DR. F. A. GOELTZ
Good Rigs <it honest prices.
Both Phones
Physician and
Surgeon
U. G. HAND, Prop,
D R . J J.
DRV GOODS AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
ODS
ill’s
Now is the time to buy your Summer
Suits. Note the prices:
Men's $25 Suits
for this sale only -
Men’s $18 Suits
for this sale only -
Men s $15 Suits
for this sale only* -
Men's fancy dress Shirts
$1.25 values
Men’s fancy dress Shirts
75c values
Men's$1.25 Kahki Pants
now
. . .
$12.50
9.50
8.50
Read y-to- Wl
Ontario
1.00
tore, and most c *
id that the LOMT'I
PKIN
.50
.95
35c
EiOc Serges and
Casemeres
45c
All Ladies Muslin Underwear
25 per cent off
50c silk or lisle Gloves
now
-
10c Cretoc, now
per yard
Pens, Corn or Tomatoes,
per can
3 pounds Navy Beans
for
.
.
.
The best quality Hams
per pynnd
Narrow strip Bacon
per pound
Kerosene Oil
oer gallon
<§>
>tical fn*H’
—).
Wigwam Flour
per sack
*
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SHOE DEPARTMENT
. 10c
. 25c
. 17c
. 22c
. 25c
$1.25
Special prices for this sale:
Ladies' $3.50 Shoes, now -
$3.00
Ladies' $2.50 Oxfords
now -
Ladies'$1.75 Oxfords
now -
Men's $4 50 Shoes
now -
Men's $3.00 work Shoes
now -
CARPETB -G ood, heavy Ingrain Carpets
the 75c quality, for this sale 45c. The 50c
quality Carpets, 35c.
M
03 Main St.. Boise. M;
m
Q pe
fiOc China Silk, all colors
now
-
GROCER! DEPARTMENT
O rk <
K. s. on
Ladies’ fancy Collars and Cuffs
worth 50c. for this sale -
t t t
2.00
1.25
4.00
1.50
OFFICE IN OPERA BOI SE BLDG
N YSSA
SARAZIN
Caroline— Ethel la very censorious
of people who use cosmetics She says N Y S S A ,
she never did anything for her com­
plexion.
Virginia—-Sues that’s where she’s
wise. A complexion like hers Is In­
corrigible.
Blue prints
j\o/ory Public
German Books Travel Far.
Germany does a very large and
profitable trade with other countries
In books printed In the German lan­
guage. A largely Increasing quantity
is sent every year to Japan.
E x a m in e Signatures.
A number of the larger banking In-
| atltutlons employ from one to half a
dozen men whose sole duty le to ex­
amine every check that comes In
through the clearing house, and vouch
for the ja p y fr o r « « nf the signatures
New Advertising Idea.
A Philadelphian haa obtained a pat­
ent for an aerial advertlalng algn,
waved by an electric motor suspended
from two captive balloons.
Our Expreatlva Language.
When you have to depend on the
telepEM«« N w re w w * llF m w w K o caU
a IN W » ■* wkwt* ytm teattr want te
peM « » d o w n , generally have to call
a fellow up when you really want to
call him down.
< Mfioe in his residence
W ESTERN.
OH E.
- BLUE P R IN T S*
Normal Children.
All proper children are destructive.
That Is their way of finding out what
things are made of.
But they get
over it. It la not well to take their
Inconvenient activities too seriously.
—George Hodges, In Atlantic.
OREGON
W. B. H o x ie
Physician and
Surgeon,
Effect But No Cause.
“ So there's another rupture of
Mount Vociferous." said Mrs Par-
j tlngton, as she put on her specs "The
paper tells us about burning lather
j running down the mountains, but It
don't tell how it got afire.”
__________________
Grand Spectacle.
There la a spectacle that Is grander
than the ocean, and that Is the sky.
There Is a spectacle that Is grander
than the sky. and that Is the Interior
I of the soul.—Hugo.
Oregon
EAST SIDE LIVERY »FEED STABLE
Owyhee Stage in connection.
Catchy Advertising.
A Dutchman had a cart from which
he peddled Wienerwurst sausages. One
day he saw on a bake wagon: “ You
1 need a biscuit.” It struck him as a
good advertisement, so he painted on
hla cart, “ You need a biscuit, but you
need a wiener wurst.”
Insurai!«**
N\>SR.
OREGON
NYSSA
Oregon
< WILNON
O rd ered by
Nyssa
O rego n
MALHEUR COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
of any township in
the Vide Land District, $l.<X)each
THOS. JONES, MANAGER
JOHN E. JOHNSON & SONS
VAI E, OREGON
Surveoyrs & Engineers
Realt aiid Investments
VALE
J. C. HIM LER STOCK
Malheur County 1
Money to loam on im provi <1
fa rm s
THOSE GIRLS
Sufficient.
” My husband Is just awful when he
' wants to find anything. You never
1 saw a man throw clothes around the
way he does.” “ Where did he learn
! to be so untidy?” “ Why, he was In
the New York custom house for four
years.”—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
NV. II. Brooke
B R O O K E & T O M L IN S O N
Both Telephones
w ill
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I carry everything
.
Oregon O nfiirio
Nyssa
OFFIC E IN' H O T E L
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THE CITY DRAY
Oregon
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Abode of the Evil One.
The heart of man Is the place the
devil’s ip.-r-Slr Thomas Browne.
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Edw. Super
P r o p r i e t o r o?
Resumed Name of First Husband.
Because she did not wish to bear
the same name as the second wife of
her divorced husband, Mrs. Allene
Tew NlcholB got permission In New
York to resume the name of her first
husband.
NYSSA PHARMACY
Nyssa
iii
Business0^ Professional Bards
■ '1
We will appreciate a visit.
Write or phone your or­
der. '
BEATEN
Best
Ju
Mr. David, a.i experienced
Pharmacist, has been en­
gaged to take charge of
our Prescription depart­
ment.
I Lawn
co
C A S U A N M F C . CO.
Has always been to give
the very best service in
every line.
and
mat-
m o s t sanitary m a t t r e s s
made.
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te S t o c K .
y o u . «P
t h a w seen
tresses am ile, am i w ould be
ulad to show my line is the
nents
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up to «late
OREGON
Abstracts of title to all lands and
town lots in Malheur County,
THE BANK OF NYSSA
Owned— Controlled---- Managed
BY NYSSA MEN
The stockholders of The Bank of Nyssa own property in
Malheur County having an assessed valuation aggieguting
$ 1 9 3 , 6 8 5 . 0 0
This bank stands for the development and protection of the
commercial interests of this valley.
Your MONEY and your INTERESTS are abso­
lutely safe if placed in the hands of
THE BANK OF NYSSA
J. II. Hill. Cashier
N. •!. Minton
W. D. Graham
Koliert van Gilse
A. G. Kingman
George I*. Green
T. N. Nelson
II. Wallers
Directors.
Make our Bank Your Bank.
Nyssa
Nyssa
Oregon
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