The Gate city journal., September 28, 1917, Image 4

THE FALL GOODS
ARE IN ;
FOR S A L E
OWYHEE
(B V OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT)
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Miss Eugenie Pratt left Friday eve­
ning, in company with Miss Fay Clark,
county superintendent o f schools, for
Salem, Or., to attend the state fair.
The trip was awarded to Miss Pratt
because o f her excellent work, in sew­
ing in the Owyhee Industrial Club, as
exhibited in the Malheur county fair
at Ontario.
School opened Monday, Sept. 24,
with an enrollment o f 30 pupils, with
Mrs. W. Guy Thompson as principal
and Miss Alice Carter assistant teacher.
A. D. Morey went to Boise Sunday
to see his son Will, who is a member
ot the Second Idaho, which left Mon­
day for the training camp at Charlotte,
North Carolina. Mr. Morey returned
home Tuesday.
Grain threshers are in the neighbor­
hood. At pre«ent they are at the D.
P. Pullen ranch.
Mrs. William McEwen and little
daughter returned home Saturday f r on
Boise, where the child was taken for
medical advice and was much better on
returning.
Mrs. M. Gregory and son John mo­
tored to Emmett, Ida., Wednesday,
where they will visit relatives.
Rally Day will be observed by the
Cane Sugar, $8.75 a sack; 11 lbs. fori
Kolony Sunday school next Sunday $1.00.— Wilson Bros.
Adv.
morning.
An auxiliary society o f the Red
The Service Garage is always willirg i
Cross has been formed here and are to demonstrate the superior qualities ol :
already at work making bandages and the famous Olds 8 and Olds 6 cars.
boostin'» fur the Red Cross Day at
Nyssa.
Keep your hay and grain covered by ,
Mr ar.d Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. Insurance. Call, write or phone J. B oy - |
John Holly were calling on Kolony DEM,, Nyssa. Phone 42.
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friends Tuesday afternoon.
NysBa is right up to the minute. The i
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Blodgett mo­
Service Garage now sells the famous 1 1
tored 'o Parma Tuesday.
{ Olds cars and has a stock of both Sixes , j
and Eights right here in Nyssa.
BIDS W A N T E D
Staled bids will be received Ht the
office o f the undersigned up to and in-
clu ling October 6, 1917, for screened
gravel, crushed gravei and sand, de­
livered on the streets o f Nyssa, bids to
Mrs, D. P. Pullen was suddenly read so much per yard. By order o f
taken ill Tuesday and was taken to the Town Council.
J. BOYDELL, R ecorder
Ontario for medical care. At latest
reports she was much better.
MISS HELEN PECK
Mr. and Mrs. H. Walters lately pur­
Good weather for tennis shoes. Get
chased the old Megorden place near them at Spier’s Man and B o js ’ Store.
Nyssa and will muke their home there.
For information, telephone or
write Nyssa R. F. D.
H. C. DeBord, o f Jordan Valley, ar­
rived Monday at ths home o f his
brother, F. L. DeBord, for an extended
stay, as the two brothcrs'have entered
into partnership in farming.
The Owyhee Industrial Club won a •
number o f prizes at the Malheur Coun­
ty Fair, among them being first pri/.e
for best club exhibr, first prize in
sewing project. Miss Eugenie l’ ratt.
Miss Pratt, who is 12 years old, also |
won a blue ribbon on darning and a red
ribbon on a pencil sketch, and Ruby
Bradley won a blue ribbon on a lamb.
Harry I’ ra.t, age 11, won a blue rib-,
bon on a bird house he bui.t. Neata
Bigelow, age 11, won a red ribbon on
canned fruit and vegetables; Miss Mar­
garet Share won first and Miss Thelma
Newbill second prize in the baking
project of the club; Miss Maude Clark
won a blue ribbon on a dress, Jesse
Thompson, age II, won first and second
prizes on his pig.
The club was one of a very few in
Oregon to receive a certificate of
achievement, which was also exhibited.
Owyhee school won first prize for the
most attractive booth by one-room
schools.
Sylvester Morris, mail carrier on the
rural route, while driving along the
road in his Ford Tuesday heard some
one shouting. Thinking the call was
meant for him, he turned his heal.
The car turned, too, too much, and
turned over.
Considerable damage
was done to his ear but the driver was
uninjured. I.ater in the day the same
young man had a narrow escape from
going into the Owyhee ditch but got
his car stopped barely in the nick of
time, and was pulled to safety by a
nearby team.
The T. M. Lowe place, which is
rented by Mr. B.Rainey, produced a
crop o f corn this year which netted an
average o f $200 per acre
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TEA CH ER OF
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In N yssi every Saturday
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R()\ AL SOCIETY I’ACKAG
S T A N D A R D F A SH IO N P A T T E R N S
Kingman Kolony
'Eleven high grade Jersey cows, all:
fresh this fall.
One registered Jersey bull,5 years old
(BY OURIUiGULAK CORRESPONDENT)
One registered Jersey bull,8mos. old.
Or will let responsible dairymen have |
Almost every fami'y in the Kolony above cows during this lactation period i
visited the Ontario fair last week. We for their keep.
feel quite proud of the twenty-one fir st! Addre-s Gus A. Schweizer, R. R ,
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and second prizes won by Kolony e x - ' box 69, Nyssa, Or.
hlbitors on fruits, vegetables and grain. !
For Sale or T ra d e-O n e corner lot
Frank McKnight was over from ^ale j
on Main, for auto, piano, hay press or |
Tuesday on business. On his way over
anything o f value. Address Box No 6,
he ditched his car but fortunately es­
Homedale, Idaho. Adv.
caped injury either to himself or tl e
car
FOR SALE -Fine Jersey cow, two
1). VV. Johnston and daughter, Miss and one-half yrs. old. Small cater, big
Goldith, went to Boise Wednesday milker. Been fresh three months. Price i
morning to visit friends and attend the $50.—F. M. Mason.
—Adv.
fair.
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We were fortunate in our purchases, and so are abl
to offer you this unusually complete line at pric:
that are decidedly attractive.
You need not wa
till the end o f the season to get low prices, you Cl
get them right now. W e shall be proud to showw
these Goods.
Munsing Underwear to fit who
Outing U anntls, all colors
famiiy
Wooden Dress G oods
Ladies Hosiery
Apron Cnecks Ginghams
Men’s and Boys Mackinaws
Dress Ginghams
Men’ s Dress Shirts
Percales, all colors
Men’s Odd Pants
Cretonnes
Overalls
Kiddy Romper Cloth
Hals and Caps
Curtain Scrims
Necktie:
Turkish Towels
Gloves
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Muslins
Ladies Hats
Sheetings
Say Munsing Undrwear, and you will have the
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We wish to annouce one dollar decline:
barrel on our brands High Patent FI:
Four 20-Acre Tracts, Three 10-Acre Tracts, Two 80-
Acre Tracts, Three IGO-Acre Ranches, One 120-
Acre Ranch, f>ne 320-Acre Ranch.
One House and Lot in Nyssa Cheap, Cash ar.d Terms
See I I I L L
the Real Estate Man
A T T H E H O TEL W E S T E R N
THE
PRICE
IS
RIGHT
Link’s Business College
DEPARTMENT
Nothing like a warm wooly Mackinaw
coat for the coming cool weather. We
have just unpacked a fine line o f them.
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T H E SCHOOL T H A T GE TS RESULTS
ALMOST ONE MILLION MEN H AVE ENLISTED IN THE ARMY
AND NAVY SINCE APR IL 1ST
A NEW A R M Y . OF 500,000 MEN W ILL BE DRAFTED WITHIN
THE NEXT FEW MONTHS
THOUSANDS OF BUSINESS POSITIONS NOW OPEN AT
SA LAR IES FROM $1000 TO $1200 A 1 EAR
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Slim, the Barber
Will give you all the
trimmings in the latest
of the tonsorial art.
NEW
C L A S S E S O R G A N I Z E I) E V E R Y
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BUSINESS CONCERNS FIND IT ALM OST IMPOSSIBLE TO GET
COMPETENT BOOKKEEPERS AND STENOGRAPHERS
Young man. young woman, can’ t vou see in this your opportunity
THE GREATEST THAT W ILL EVER COME TO YOU ’ All that
stands between you and a good position with the Government or in the
commercial world is a thorough business education.
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O U who are without Telephone Service; Compaq
daily cost to you with many other things you
each day. W e believe you will find that it will sate y
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money. Try it.
W E E K
YOU MAY ENTER SCHOOL AN Y DAY IN TH E Y EAR
. FOR RENT 4-room cottage; watei
n house, reasonable rent.
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Get that
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POSITIONS G U ARAN TEED TO G RAD U A TES
W RITE FOR CATALOGU E
1015 Idaho St.
W . II. C O P P E D G E , M gr.
Boise, Idaho
SPECIAL I Malheur Home Telephone
FOR THIS WEEK
Saturday 5 pounds Chase &
Sanborn’s famous Crusade
Coffee and 1 pound free for
$1.65
Regular p r ic e ........
35c per lb
Sunshine. Cream and Pride
Flours have taken a drop in
price.
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The
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Convinces
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WE LEAD
OTHERS FOLLOW
FONG LEE
LAUNDRY
First S t.. Near Main
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Nyssa, Oregon
GOOD WAS HI NG
GOOD IRONING
Collars and Cuffs a Specially
Call* promptly answered, day or night.
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Safety First
INSURE BEFORE— -NOT AFTER— A
The Nyssa Realty Co.
J. BOYDELL, Agent
W ill protect you on any form o f policy D **® *^ -
Buildings, Machinery, Live Stock, Hay in S
Uncut, Cut, in Stacks, in Sacks, in W a r e h o u s e .
Phone, Write or Call at Our Office
Main Street,
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J. BOYDELL, Agent