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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1911)
Golden Rule Store GATE CITY JOURNAL Published eveiy Thursday at Nyssa. Oregon J. E. R obebts ..................Editor Entered as secoi d-class matter April 14. 1«10, ut the post office at Nyssa, Oregon, under the Act U March 3, W !f. ' S U B S C R IP T IO N RATES Oos year, in advance ........... S i» months, in advance ............... 75 Three months, in advance.......... »60 Member T t b e Western Idaho I'resa Association. r \ Hackney, Meadows,... President K IJ. Burroughs, Caldwell,. .Secretary A D V F K TIS IN O K ATES Legal Tabular, fl’ st Insertion, per in. ..$1.50 Tabular, subsequent Insertions, fc.,r Inch, per Issue ...................75 H-aUing, first insertion, per in ... 1.00 Reading, subsequent insertions. l,er inch, per i s s u e ........................50 , t’.0 words constitutes one inch ) Display inch, one insertion .................. 25 Oue inch, per month (4 weens) LO C A L READERS. .50 Reading notice, per line, one in sertion........................................ Pending notice, per line per month .¿0 ■ •n.uaries and Cards of Thanks per line Rules for .................................. .or. page space will be given vu application. ____________ CHURCH NOTICES. lletbodlst Episcopal Church HoMKIl E. Bcsu, CASTOit Houi.s OK WoilSHIK: Preacbin,’ ........ ll:8o a. m , 8:oo p. m. Bible School ..................... . a m. Bp worth Leagu e................7:oo p. m. Prayer Meeting’ Thursday. .8:oo p. m. Ladies' Aid, Alternate Wednesdays. Is now open for business with a complete line o f Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, Ladies’ and Gent’s Furnish ings, Blankets, Comforters, Skirts, Waists, Sweaters and MILLINERY J. M Duncan, N. G. R. Crockett, Sec. Oa S . La Ra Ri Time Table. EAST BOUND. 26 6 2« 10 8 Pony ............................. 9:22 a m Through T rain ........ 4 :49 p. M Pony ..................... 4:11 p. m Fast. M a il............... 11:39 a . m Night Passonger.. .3:04 a . m 25 5 27 9 7 BOUND. Pony ............................ 10:11 a . m Through Passenger 7 : 2 2 p . m Pony....................... 7:05 p. m Fast M a il............... 6 :00 P. M Night Passenger---- 4:45 A. M w est A ll goods marked in plain figures. H A S. The Best Show of its kind on the road. The Cowboy, Indian and the Lady. Parade at noon, ahoii at night only.—Nyssa, Oct- ober 2, Perhaps the largest stock of Ginghams ever shown iu;N Our Ginghams represent the best makes to be had. New terns for Fall, at 9c and up. !" lO cents Outing Flannel. This is a good, heavy grade in uicUBm dark shades for fall, full width, good grade, 12Jjc quality yard ut 10c. GIRLS’ COATS Quite a showing of Early Fall and Medium winter w eigl Girls’ Goats, for ages 6 to 14 years, colors fancy stripes, r colors and navy blue and red. $5 .9 8 COMING Blondin Show.... Monday One price to all. Values , _ for $12.50 ; „ _ B E A N 29 cents •Just a few children’s Rompers in blue and blue and checked, at 29c, AMBIGUOUS D New See our nev Sweaters, and C A L L AN yon in every ] S t » « r t n r n a ti PETTICOATT $1.00 Made to your measure Suits, 0> coats and Pants. Fit guarantc (¿j A re you on the on i Heate] 4 (o. I f you IXPERIEN C E has taught you the value of Flour. are, I h»V' kind that will We Please Y know it from our customers—consequently have learned to stock the flour that suits you best. much to have you Only the finest standard flour is sold here— the kind that and inspect my lie Would appreciate it has been proved by you and others to make the sweetest and It is guaranteed to be uniform in quality and to give the most satisfactory baking re sults of them all. Send or phone for a sack today and yon will become a regular user. PKICES: Wigwam $4.45 bbl. Hollyhock $4.25 bbl Semolino $1.75 sack. Sugar $8.25 cwt Sweet Potatoes 4c lb. Bananas doz 30c Oranges per doz 35c, Lemons per doz 30c EDW. H. SU j The Bank of Nyi General Banking Busi YOTJR ACCOXJISr Í S O L I C I T E D ......... Î ^ D e p o s it Boxes for rent in B U R G L A R PROOF Don't blame a woman for wearing her heart on her sleeve The new Myles * leave her no other place to Vmtdorfeller —I am willing to par . rou moat a n , price, U you only do mo I | ut It. good. Some people look on the bright side Dr. Bonton— My dear air; I'll do yon good, gll righ t Of that you may reel of things so persistently that they wind up the proud possessors of a aaeured. gold brick. Sharks In Eastern Seae. A woman can go Into the biggest department store on earth, and with out half trying, ask for something they haven't got. V. ►M Oregon IIHHI1 in t f r m o u n t a in f a ir This Powerful Comedy Drama Boise. Idaho Oct. 9.14 of life in the Southwest has made Reduced rates via Oregon Short Lines. Tickets on sale front Glenns Ferry and West. October 7th., to 13th., inclusive. Lim it October 16th. Soe agents for rates and further particulars. a remarkable appeal to the go- ert. matic It touches with force the ro- spirit in everyone. Its characters are well drawn and clev erly contrasted and the entire per formence teems with life from give start to finish. The pecular build their performence at 8:15 at night. ing of the play is a distint novelty The Blondin Show FR The -DOES A - THE COWBOY. INDIAN AND TH E LADY Moet of us are too butv looking for tomorrow's possibilities to see those of today. E)J I ar soundest bread, the lightest rolls, biscuits, cakes and pastry. Nyssa, A. V. COOK for a WILSON BROS. Seventeen kinds of sharks Inhabit the seaa of the far east, the basking •hark of the Indian ocean frequently attaining a length of fifty feet II A line of Petticoats, Petticoats that are worth $1.50 to choice of the lot at $1.00. (U n der Canvas) Hear all the late musical num bers nt The Blondin Show by Prof. Marsho’s Concert orchestra. Stan dard selections between the acts. Nyssa, October 2, . Silk rubberized Coat for women that’s worth regular 1 and $16.75, to clean up on sale at $12.50. -T H E - Oct. 2. + $7.50 to $10.1X1 black voil Ssirts, trimmed with satin iold bound, etc , good values at the regular prices, on sale a AM Where you trade to Save Card of Thanks. W e desire to extend onr sincere thanks to those friends and neigh bors, whose help and sympathy materially aided us in onr recent bereavement, the death of onr be loved baby. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stan wood. E. 4 GINGHAMS . . The Cowboy, Indi an, and The Lady. The annual convention of tne Oregon Wool growers' Association will be held in Baker November 14 and 15. Problems that con. front the woolmen will be taken up and discussed and the tariff will be one of the leading features of general interest. DRESS GOODS A splendid showing of dependable Dress Goods in thf p< lar weaves and colors, at popular prices, when quality sidered. I A banker at Bend, believing the hog is a great source of wealth, has arranged for the purchase, through the Portland Union Stock- yards Co., of two or three cars of ---------P R E S E N T IN G --------- sows of good blood in the Middle West and will sell them to th< farmers around Bend, taking their notes for them for one year. This shows the confidence the hankers A new Western Comedy Drama. have in the hog as a mortgage lift er and the plan promises to aid very materially in building up a Special cars. Band and Orches greater hog industry in the inter tra. Show at night only. Parade at noon. ior. The clean-up process is in full swing about the residences on north First street, hut is seriously lacking in downtown districts. It would be well for the city dads to take a hand, and make a general clean-up order, before the vegeta tion dries and becomes a serious tnence to property. j; Dry Goods and Apparel fit Women and Children My stock is .til N E W G O O D S » , bought in ihe Eastern Markets for C A S H , and will be sold on a very close margin of profit on the same basis, thus enabling me I to offer you New, Clean Merchandise for less than you have been paying for the other kind. A cordial invitation is extended to the people of Nyssa and the surrounding country to give us a call and examine Goods and Prices. A. R . C a h k i i k , p a s t o r H oc..» OK WORSHIP: Preaching........ ll:3o a. m., 8:oo p m. Sunday School..................io:3o a. m. Christian Endeavor........... 7:15 p. in. Prayer Meeting, Thursday.. 8:oo p. m. Gate City L od g e No. 214, I. O. O. F. w ill meet in their hall in Nyssa every Tuesday evening at 8 o ’clock sharp Visiting brothers always welcome. Satisfa CALDWELL'^ Nyssa’s New Store, Hotel Western Bldg. CASH STO R I First Presbyterian Church. L 0. 0. F. ; Good Values will Grand Concert before the opening in itself. All the scenes are laid by Prof. Marshes orchestra.— to make the story real.— Monday. Nyssa, October 2. October 2. Lumi* For Si The following pro; sold at a bargain. W few tons of hay as ci on any of this proper! One four horse-poi engine, with three-in: One top buggy witl^ pole. One set of singli ness. Two heating stoves | One small range A ll stoves are near For further partic or address W. G. Vogts. FRUI 500,000 F ru i es, Perennia your ordei sI
