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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1920)
m GATE CITY JOURNAL n n m I " , by WIN 8. BROWN. m FRIDAY, AUGUST *7. 1Î20 m m Jrugou, » >*io, at lha poatutfice at Nvssx. undar the Act of March 8,1879. K aU rad u m r mcuku - u u , m a n o r April ft GEORGE W A Y T PuMiahud «very Friday at Nyiaa. Otm I \ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ft SUBSCRIPTION RATES : One yaar, in advance.................... $1 60 # x months in advance..................... 76c ntetive I Advertising Rei TH E AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION ■ l € ■ FARM MACHINERY Agents for JOHN DEERE LINE Plows, Harrows. Discs, Spreaders. Movers, Binder*, Haying Tools, Forks. Cables. etc. Ice Separators, Asseciated Gas Engines, Cushman Engine«. Enrilsge Cutters, SUo P ik e r s ; *»<vk p ilfi for all Machines on hand at all t mes. Rakes. Cream Binder o f re- ft ■ ■ r I OREGON ONTARIO And 1920 will break nil rec m u ru i iu ftu u iy production of orda for r qu quantity 2 ex-candidates. ex-eandidataa. [H I ■ A ll C ar O w ners ■ n m Americas» either build belter yacht» than the British, or sail tham batter, or both. Can Now Get Miller Tires from Us Fifty experts are em ployed to guard against T h e s e are the tires you hear so m uch about. T h e ir mileage records are the talk o f m otordom . defects. T h e s e inspectors also sign the tires T h e y are winning countless contests where large tire users com pare a score o f makes. they pass. T h e y are used, for instance, on California stage routes w here conditions are extreme. 100 M iller T ir e s exceed the expectations. A s a result, it is found that over 99 in each P atented T read» T h e y are used in taxi service, w here many makes are carefully com pared. T h e y are used on many thousand trucks, where cost per thousand miles is figured to a penny. T h e M iller T reads are patented. T h e center part is sm ooth, so it runs like a plain tread. In grasp wet asphalt. A t either side is the T h e C ord T ire s are teste i at the M iller factory for I S ,000 miles, and i abrics for 7,000. M an y tires are kept running light and day to insure at least this average. s ■ With hull fight» banaed and Villa inactive, the Mexican» have an unexciting season ahead. ■ m One thing about the gypsy for ft tune teller—they know as much m about the future as anybody. Geared-to-the-Road tread, w hich meshes like cogs in dirt. So ft ■ ■ M iller T ire s are uniquely safe. Those luminous wriat watches are no goad at all to two classea of society -burglars aad lovers Another possible effect of dry ness; it is stated that maa’f clothes next fall will be along sober lines ularity. Hundreds o f thousands have tried them and adopted tnem. N o w you can get them here— also the M iller T u b es. W e urge you to try them. Put a M iller T h e tires are fam ous for .heir uniformity. Every tire is signed. T h e m n w h o make it are penalized if a tire com es ack. A n d w e believe that every user will bring a oppositeatireyou like and com pare the mileage. W e have seen countless reports on the tires. GATE CITY GARAGE dozen others to u i, on the averawe NYSSA, OREGON ■ NOW s s with— Jesse Knight’s m m m elsewhere? * Then yen can laugh at cold weather. You can also ha sura you are gettleg full value for your money in high, even heat and long-lasting qualities. Don’t let the eua deceive you. Winter ia net far off. Call eur Coal Yard today. Boise Payette Lumber Company ■ House Furnishers nnd Funeral Directors I. H. Ksllar, in charge of Paras Store. House Phone 50-8SS Phone 10-86 Stores at Caldwell aad Panna, Ida he Labor and eapital “ pass it an The public, which eaanot “pass it on,” may soma day get aroused and peas it back. *■ 30x8* 1st grada tu b e s.................. $ 8.00 „ . u :« k„ , N. S. casings......................... 13 00 p a ,d hl8 m 0 n th lJr bill. m 30x3 Largs Ford steering wheal......... 6.00 — 1 ■ u Sight feed ail gauge for F ord ... .76 i/ _ Wa spaelalixa on Ferd accessories and Phone 177 n m ■ - 8 ft m , , White’s slogan af "Fence, pro- __________ ’___ ocratic party ia all right, provid- ad it is backed up with pep. W A TC H «», CLOCKS, JRWgLRV ANO DIAMONDS ‘All the wetld’s a stage” aad its money looks a good dsal Ilka stage money when backed up agaiaat the neeeseitiee o f life. FI FE S'S JIW D U tY STORI So far tha Pollsh-Russian armistice talk doesn’t seem to have put a damper oa tha en thusiasm o f tka Polish armies. ■ Go to the M Nyssa Flour Mill * Orders taden for Jewelry, Cloeks. Silverware, ete. We will nat handle cheap stuff. The beet is none teo feed. • • for Chopping The report that the Greeks are victoriously advaneing oa Angora suggests that thay are likely to get Mustapha Kemmal’a goat. "W e must not abridge the free dom of speech” said Mr. Hard ing. And thereupon failed to abridge it by stringing out his acceptance to 8000 words. A FEED nnd Grinding Phone 80 R. Co-op Slant Cald- liât Standard Bind- Baie $19.00, ball $1.00. 5 GmL ready mixed salat, $1199, Oil. bulk $2.10. | I whita bassa 7èc. seas, U» bars. $6.00, pitchforks, $T$£ Write the well, for prise Hat lag Twtae, Quality, The Germans may be vtry ab sent minded, but it appaars that Lloyd-George aad Millerand ar» daterasieed not to let them for» get that thay lost tha war and hava got to pay for it. r e t mformmttea re (nanrenee, eebetnneinl protectiee. eee J. Phone 42. Nyeee, Or e lttf 8 ft ft ft ft ■ r i m m ■ m u m ■ v ft ft ft ft M ft ft ft • ■ Also Diamond Expert i n i l l l K I B M I ft ft XM M BIM M XM IM M M THE SOURCE OF OUR SUCCESS A bank cahnot rise higher than Its ideals in Its aarvlea any mera than a stream can rite higher than its eouree. The eize and strength of this institution indicate a high ideal and a lofty standard of service. Experience has broadenod our service and made practical ap plication of our ideal of equitable dealings. Hene *, our success in serving reaches back into the business and financial history of tnls community to thu year 1910, when this hank was established. 5 » H. WALTERS Pres. FRANK D. HALL, Cashier Fred E. Young, Assistant Cashier. ftftftftft ft ft * THE BAN K OF N YSSA ft ftftftftft 8 ft m • • ft ft m ■ h ■ 8 ceeceseecsscesssseseeeeees ■ v “ >• °> * Ontario. Or. *****»nd Proap«rity” for th«d«m- . ft ■ ■ ■ ■ Oregon ■ the Soldiering Greeks charge *he Turks like the fruit stand ■ Ford truck . air tires and . wheals. _ Wa Tll > . a i ■ ce a se p p i, ,ou at a money saving price. lura> eharge the Americana. Bisyalas rapalrd and supplies sold. Oat they wili be irresiatabla. ft our prise list. ft ft At McDowell’s Store m ■ ■ jj FLOUR • » M fashioned grocer who sent candy f« r tha children when fathar HERE AND T H IR E PRICE». F. A. GALLEGLY, Manager Nyeea Yard. PECKHAM CASE CO. ■ m m W ho Parker’s Tire Shop Spring Canyon Coal m if you have so l the good* and prices te beck ap what you print. Judging by oar aver incraaaing husinaas ante Hard times fur the poer mid owners are fast laarniag wa giva tham dleasan! The weol that goes in a better deal than athara. MILLER aad Boras Shea Tire* ia ear to a $75 suit of clathes now coats big sailing line and hash of tham la aa* k __ t1 7K exclusive adjustment in oar shap plan, a> nau*h M $1-76. whereby if either tire prove detective - — — ft A little effort oa your part today will save you from worry and discomfort next winter. There is plenty af coal now. Don’t taka aay chances; fill yaur bins Ontario Evary ones ia a while it be comes clearer that Germany ac cepted the peace treaty "with ■ reservations.” ■ ■ It Don’t Pay to Advertise ■ ■ From all indications, ceal will be harder to get next winter than it was last year. And if freight rates conttnae t# advance, the price will be higher. Henry Miller Two years in the pen is the ! ■ sentence imposed on a auger ** • hoarder. That sound* ilka * good beginning. — - Buy Your Winter's Coal ever a year, where ha has trivan the best of satisfaction on Watehas and Jewelry. If yoar ring Is too large or too small ha can fix it. If you can loeate the joint, work will be done free of charge. Give me a trial and sea what I can do for you. Ramember the place, It would not be so bad if the consumer could raise the price of coal aa eaaily as the operators. M iller T ir e s are gaining tremendous p op T h e M iller people have at. lined a remark able tread stock. N ot a tire has c om e back w iththetread gone since this t ad was adopted. Watch Your Watch m m m Do not let your watch run until it stops for want o f oil. The pitots m become worn, and to make it keep time they must be replaced with ì ft ■ m new ones and this is very expensive. If you will u 8 Have it cleaned and Oiled m ■ m ■ a year you will save dollars. Henry Millar at MeDewall'a Furn m onee « iture Store has had 25 years experianra and has worhad in Ontario ■ this center part are suction cups w hich firmly U nique Features M iller tires are built both in Fabric and C ord types. Wonderful to relate, Bryan ft ■temi really to be qualifying aa William theSilant. Make Sewing a Pleasure ■ ■ ■ «EW THE ELECTRIC WAY Carry your sewing machine Into the eoolest room^n the house or eut on the vine-covered porch. It is no trouble at all to move the Western Electric Sewing Machine. h Make Electricity Work for You ■ ■ K ■ ■ The Western Electric Sewing Machine ie a full- size machine without the old-fashioaed cabinet and treadle. It handles the daintieet or the heaviest work perfectly and ia equipped with all the latest attachments. And it is so simpla to operata. Just attach it to aay electric light eonnectioa and lat electricity do the hard work of your sewing. A siight pressure of your foot is all that ia necessary to start or atop it and to regalate ita speed. m ■ ■ « 3 Costs No More Than a Foot- Power Machine - With all its advantages, the Western Electric dewing Machine costa no more than a foot power machine, and costs'practieally nothing to operale One cent’s wortfi of electricity will run it several hours 8 Come in and Try tha Western Electrie 8ew- in j Machine Yoarself at the Electric Shop. ELECTRIC SHOP IDAHO POWER CO. ■ ■ ■ ■ « « ■ ■ ■ ft ft • £ ■ ■■■■I
