The Gate city journal., March 21, 1919, Image 5

“ Keep Times Good by Building Now”
----- W. B. WILSON. SB?T r ETAR1 OF LABOR.
Times never will be kept good by sitting supinely, like “ Micawber,” waiting for something to turn up. It is up to us to turn things over and find out what makes the “ OLD MACHINE GO.’
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THIS IS FULLY REALIZED BY THE GOVERNM ENT
I his is the reason the Secretary of Labor is urging the people to get behind this move. More tnan anyone else, Mr. Wilson is in a position to know the need of more and better American
homes; and in a like measure he knows that this is the only sure method of bringing about a normal, peaceful and prosperous condition to the American peeple.
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TA K E HIS A D V IC E------ DO YOUR PART
BOISE PAYETTE LUMBER COMPANY
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Farmers Mill, Grain, Feed
& Seed Co.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Wanted.
Good work hone, from 5 to 7 year*
old, weight from 1500 to 1600 lbs,
Wm Bock.
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Lost
Custom Grinding, both chopping grain and grinding
corn meal, every Saturday. Customers wishing work
done should bring it on that day.
and Nyssa. Atlend
vening, March 26.
$
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1.50 the pound
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Both Stores Handle Meal
50c per pound
For Sale
my J
Jersey Cow giving milk, also one
ood gasoline stove, four burners. S.
I. Bigelow.
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Hatfield Bros.
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20 acre; on Bridge Island. House
ami other buildings, o acres in alfalfa
lt*v 1 12 a.rt3 levelled for grain.
FOR SALE.
Gasoline Engine, 8 horse power.
Also 4-inch cantrifugal^pump.
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FOR SALE
N YSSA , OREGON.
H. T. Francis. F14tf.
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Simpson’s Transfer
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Auto Service
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For Sale
Feed Yard
FLO U R
M IL L
Real Estate and General Insurance
W e represent the following Old Line Companies:
Royal, American Central, Queen, Hartford, Aetna, North­
ern, London and Lancashire, New Zealand, Firemans
Fund and Continental, National Surety Co.
and U. S. Fidelity Guaranty Co.
Protect your property, buildings, livestock household goods, auto-
mobiles, trsetors, machinery, hay and grain, anywhere and everywhere.
Have you noticed how many Area recently without inaurence? Doe*
it pay not to be protected?
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BOYDELL
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PHONE NO. 8
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6 Meats
H O U SH
Everything kept sweet
A satisfied customer is the best business endorsement, and
our cusfomers are always pleased. A trial will convince
H. M. Housh, the Meat Man
Attention, Dairymen
THE RED SHIELD CREAMERY
COMPANY, Inc.
1508 50 Western Ave
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5-Passenger
2-Passenger Roadster
leat Mai ket
THE LIBERTY SIX
Does your car steer hard?
M CASE CO.
Phone 5Q-SSS
Iwell and Parma, Idaho.
T PEL
1" ERN
Does your clutch throw hard?
the back seat?
Does your car ride hard in
Try the Liberty Six
and Funeral Directors.
Phone 50-SS
The easiest driving, easiest riding car in the world, built for the owner, —a car of perfected
ideals. Driving a LIBER TY is free from effort which is imperative to true driving pleas­
ure. The popularity of the Liberty Sir among women drivers is conclusive proof of its
ease of operation. Emergency lever operated with one finger
tnf r(T n F N T " to
without shock and without a doubt
this is INSURANCE A G A IN ST A G CID EN I
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snap out of traffic trouble, you need a live car which jumps at a touch The L lbfcK l i
SIX. We don't have to argue for a car that sells itself on ■
l i v i n g ease and riding com-
fort. W e let you drive. Make your own investigation of the LIBERTY SIX at the Cen­
tral Garage
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AR TY, P r o p .
Moderate Prices.
CENTRAL GARAGE
TO COMMERCIAL TRADE
ier Every Sunday
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Seattle, Wash.
Pays HIGHEST M ARKET PRICE for butter fat.
and cans returned promptly.
Cheek
TELL YOUR NEIGHBOR
Farmers Co-Operative
Creamery Company
OF PAYETTE
Hauler here all day
Presbyterian Church
of l’arma Store.
and clean
The Car with a $500,000 Motor
laughter House
BOER. Prop.
BEEF
First class beef at moderate prices. Beef can be had every
day in the week from \ a m, to 10 p. m. at my place of
business.
THE BRISCOE
Veal, Sausages of va-
Lard, Veal, etc., in fact,
in an up-te-date shop.
SELLS
Kingman Kolony
t
i hand a carefully selected
:e meats, including
Resident
Agent
u .l „ 3 M U . N ,«,». O re, on.
Call Phone 42.
Flour and Feed
Lumber Co.
ireful about the sanitary con-
house, and ell meats are pre- ’
umler conditions o f perfect
are invited to inspect our
. time.
31 ft. fanning mill nearly new com
plete with sacking' elevator.
1 bay
inare weight about 1260.
A. D. MOSES.
Harry Butler returned Saturday from
Maryland. His many friends welcome
him back after an absence of 18 months
with Uncle Sam.
Frank Monahan bought 25 tons of
hay from Charlie Johnson, «h o lives
near the Valley View school house, and
paid $15 per ton for it. He has moved
his sheep from Chester Lackey's to
the Johnson ranch.
Frank Edwards and family spent
Sunday afternoon with the Barrett’ s.
John Vanierpool and wife were visit­
ing at Charlie B ulard’s Sunday.
Stove Fleming has bought a ranch
and moved with his family somswhere
between Nampa and Boise. Their many
fiiends wish them happiness and suc­
cess in their new home. Charlie Gas-
sett has rented J C. Fleming’s land
and will live in the house vacated by
Cleve FLming ard family
Miss Helen Lungon of the Valley
View neighborhood was visiting with
some of her "Id schoolmates at Arcadia
Saturday.
Chester Lackey delivered a 10 weeks
old veal to C. W. de Boer of the Nyssa
meat market Friday, which brought
him $24.50. Some veal, eh?
A Bargain--to acres all ir. cultivation,
with good House. Barn, Granary, and
C. D. Simpson. Prop.
hen house, all well fenced, and free
water right, one and one half miles
frim Post Office at Nyssa, Price $3500.
Also 20 acres adjoining the above,
all in cultivation, no buildings, good
fence, $2000.00.
We also offer, 160 Acres unimproved
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Land with 60 ».hares of the Capital
stock of the Owyhee Ditch Company
at $4,000.00. Or will sell the land
Nvssa
Oregon
without the Ditch stock for $1600.00.
This land can be pumped onto with a
lift of not over 15 feet, ia about Two
Miles from Nyssa.
Also a model 20 acres under the
• Owyhee Ditch, all in i igh state of cul-
, tivation, good house, and out buildings
a bargain at $3500.
f 3 also t ve several town houses
1 for eale at reasonable figures, and easy
BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT)
Sells
! terms
Call and see us about our 200 acre
The Overstreet family spent Satur
farm, 70 acres in alfalfa, 156 shares
i paid up water right, in good location, dry in Ontario,
immediate possession, easy terms.
Chooping and Grinding
Mrs. Lee Boyd and Mrs. Ed John­
We can sell you any kind of farm or
Grain bought and sold
dry land you may waut; also indirectly ston were Payette visitors last Tues­
have one or two large stock ranches day.
If you are in need leave your orders.
I can save
listed. List your property, for now is
Miss Helen Peck was the guest of
you m oney.-
the time.
Mrs. Frank Hall in Nyssa sever.:! days
N YSSA R E A LT Y CO.
J. Boydell, Mgr. of this week.
P.
M. W A R R E N , PROP
The Peck family made a trip to
Main Street, Nyssa Or.
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! Ontario Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rust and threa small
sons from Owyhee spent Friday at tha
; Overstreet home.
No new cases of flu have been re
ported so far this week, but the schools
are still closed.
Charles Peck and
Walter Simon were among those who
i had it last week.
All the hay in tha Kolony has bean
*<ld and nearly all of it has been fed
An economical, efficient motor car built from tried units at a cost within the reach of
The cattl# men are now moving their
everyone who can afford to own a motorcar. Beauty of line, fully equipped with every
stock over into the Bend and buying
convenience and refinement possible. Worlds of power, snappy appearance, and in every
the surplus hay there.
way a car you wili be glad to own
TheJ. M. Wallaces have rented the
Pratt ranch for the next year. Mr. |
Wallace intends to put this place into
broom corn.
Drayage
spring build»
See our plans
s figure your
imates.
Shoestring Directors
Elect Officers
For Sale
FOR SALE.
Chick Feed
BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
The front lid of a Majestic range.
Lost between John Ray’s and Jim Dun­
can’s. Finder please return to Lee
The officers of the Shoestring ditch
Boyd and receive reward.
held a meeting in Ontario Saturday
afternoon. Thomas Claggett was elect
ed secretary and treasurer and Chester
Lackey president. Those who attended
Buff Orpington eggs for act­ the meeting from here were Will J.
Roberts and Chester Lackey.
ing. Mrs. Frank Leuck.
IDAY
Nyssa Realty Co. 1
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ARCADIA
Pratt & Sackett, Proprietors
NYSSA
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OREGON
Weston F. Shield», pastor.
On Monday, March 23rd, at It a. m.
sermon to the young people. Subject,
“ Now in Thy Youth.” All the young
people are cordially invited to attena
this service
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Subject:
“ Israel Warned Against Compromise.”
Joshua 23:1 13.
Christian Endeavor Society at 7 p.
m. Subject, "The Art o^Building
Character.” I Cor. s 10-17.
Prayermeeting Wednesday at 7:8b
p. m., in conaectiou with which is the
•’Teacher Training Courre,” to which
all are welcome.
Junior Endeavor at 2:30 p. m. each
Sunday.
Saturday
leave orders at-
Wilson Bros, or Nyssa Trading
Company
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Road Improvements
County Engineer B. F. Firmer pass­
ed through Ontario Monday en route
for the lower I)aed Ox Flat country
where ha had a craw at work cutting
down a grads and otherwise making it
possibla for tha ranchers of that »ac­
tion to reach their trading point. This
work was finished this week and Mr.
Farmer returned to Vale to get ready
to start work on the Boulevard which
n to be graveled from Cairo to the
Nyssa corner.—Argus.
For Sale.
Good strong pump jach, nearly new.
Soe A. D. Morey.
STOP A MOMENT
Y
O U who are without Telephone Service; compare its
daily coat to yon with many other things yon buy
each day. We believe you will find that it will aava yo*
money. Try it.
Malheur Home Telephone Co
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