The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, November 19, 1926, Image 5

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OFFICERS AND DIBECTORE
H. J. Ward, President
John Bay, Visa Fraaldant
J. P. Dunaway. Cashier
O. 0 . Baaar, Assistant Cashier H. A. Dives, Asaistaat Cashier
J. F, Esses
J. J. daracia
G. L.'.PhNUpa
DEPENDABLE SBBT1CB
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GASOLINE and all paraffin base Oils
HOXIE SERVICE STATION
FLETCHER OIL COMPANY
Eastern and Western
C. B. SHORT, Manager, Nyssa, Oregon
Once Pirate Stronghold
Concrete Castings
Lafltte, a colorful buccaneer, made
his stronghold on Galveston island
in 1771 and burled much of his pirate
treasure on the shores there. The
island was then known as "Cam-
peachy."
Like the pirates of the
story books, he dressed in a green
uniform and possessed a polite and
easy manner.
The bureau of standards says In
order to prevent concrete castings
from adhering to iron or plaster of
Paris molds a soap solution, made by
dissolving as much soap as possible in
hot water, or paraffin dissolved in
gasoline, is employed.
That’s All
Eflicleney Is simply doing the right
thing In the right way at the right
moment.—Boston Transcript.
“ Jeddart Justice”
The term “Jeddart justice” comes
from a custom of the old border town
of Jedburgh, England, where the al­
leged culprit was hanged first and Ills
trial held afterward.
OILS AND GREASES
,
Welcome Atlantis!
Mrs Canfield and aon returned to­
Scientists tell us that the floor of day to thair home in Salem after a
the Atlantic ocean Is gradually rising two montha viait at the home of her
and that the lost continent of Atlantis daughter. Mre. Glenn Brown.
may reappear. That will be handy
A. L. Friia left on Saturday for an
for seasick passengers who want to
get out and walk.—Cleveland Tluin extended viait with bis brother and
Dealer.
sister at Waterford, Wisconsin.
W. W. Wells, editor o f the Payette
Origin of “ Money”
The term "money" Is derived from Enterprise, and Mrs.- Welle attended
"moneta,” a term applied to Juno, In the band concert Wednesday evening,
whose temple at Rome money was their daughter Fern being a member
coined, the said term being from of the eaxaphone quintette.
“monere,” to warm.
A. W. and A. D. Wood left on Sat­
November Thrift Days at
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RA DER’S
Three days-MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
November 22--23-24
An adv. filled with prices that are Reck Bottom, read carefully.
BOY’S LONG PANTS, wool grey mixture of excellent quality, sizes
6 to 16, regular values to 2.98, thrift day special, per pair
BOYS’ LONG PANTS CORDUROY, well made for the little fellows
siz°s 4 to 10. Regular 1.48 value, thrift day special, per pair
BOYS LONG CORDUROY PANTS, extra quality, none better. Come
in pearl grey and navy, sizes 6 to 16, reg 2.98, thrift day special, pr
MEN’S WINTER WEIGHT UNIONS, made from excellent quality,
cotton fleeced, good weight, grey mixed, all sixes to 46, regular
values to 1.75, thrift day special, per suit
LARGE SHOWING BOYS SWEATERS, novelty and plain slip-over
styles, some showing at thrift days special, each
COMPLETE SHOWING RAYON WASH MATERIALS,regular values to 1.25 per
yard. Novelties that are the season’s latest thrift day special, per yard
FULL COMFORT SIZE full 2 1 2 lb cotton batt. regular value 981 2c
Thrift day special
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CHILDREN’S EXCELLENT QUALITY ENGLISH RIBBED HOSE, light and
dark colors, all sizes, thrift day special per pair
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EXTRA SPECIAL FROM OUR READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTMENTS
1.
SPECIAL SHOWING HIGH QUALITY SILK DRESSES just received,
values to 16.50, and they are wonders at thrift day special
t.
SPECIAL SHOWING WORTHMORE HOUSE AND STREET DRESSES
the world’s leaders at thrift day special, each
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3.
LARGE SHOWING LADIES HATS, regu ar values to 588, thrift day special
each
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4.
PRINCES COATS GREATLY REDUCED. Now is your chance to get me
of these high grade coats. N otice these prices, regular value 42.60; thrift
day special
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REGULAR VALUES 62.50; thrift day special 49.95
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Each garment carries an unrestricted guarantee of satisfaction in every way and made
from the newest materials and newest of styles It will pay you to choose one of these now.
PAYETTE
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NYSSA, OREGON
Standard Makes of
TIFES AND TIRE CHAIN
with a guarantee covering deatetive Materials and
workmanship.
HOXIE SERVICE STATION
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Mr. and Mrs. Dean ¡smith and
daughters spent Thursday in Boias.
NOTICE OF BOND SALB
Mr. and Mra. Loren Messenger and
Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned at the office of the Beard
Misa Bernice Bnger motored to Boise
Thursdsy eve to the eemie opera. The of Directors of the Payette Oregon Slope Irrigation Distriet, said office being
located in the pumping station and power house o f said Distriet. mere partic­
Bohemian Girl.
ularly described as being located in the Southeast quarter ef the Nerthwest
The St. Paul Guild
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, “ “ Thursday Quarter of Section 8, Township 17 South, Range 47, E. W. M in Malkear
n „ , n . . h Mrs- Artle Rob^rteon County, Oregon, until the hour o f 2 o ’ clock p. m. on the 29th day of Novem
® 0 110 8t',r" y weather the at her, 1928, and immediately thereafter publicly opened b f the Board e f Diree-
tendance was smell. The ladies a»e
tors of said District, for an issue o f refunding bonds of said Distriet in the
busy sewing and making preparations sum of 262,600,000, said bonds to beer date o f January 1st, ISM, and te he
for a Christmas beaaar.
numbered in denominations and to mature aa follows:
Mrs. N E Hershey delivered an
Nos 1 to 17. both inclusive, 7600 00 each, on January 1, 198»;
address on the subject "Religious Ed­
Nos. 18 to 34, both inclusive, $500.00 each, on January 1, 1940;
ucation in the H om e" to a group o f
Noe 35 to 51, both inclusive, $500.00 each, on January 1,1941;
about 80 women In therflaptist church
Nos. 62 to 09, both inclusive, $500 00 each, on January 1, 1642;
at Outario Friday evening of last
Noe. 70 to 83, both inclusive, $600 00 each, on January 1, 1942;
week.
Nos, 89 to 106, both Inclusive, $600 00 each, on January 1, 1944;
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Coekrum, who
Nos. 108 to 127, both inclusive, $500 06 each, on January 1, 1948;
hav# been viaitingat the R J. Davis
home, left Tuesday for the O A. C. said bonds to hear interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, payable
reunion at Corvallis,
Eugene ani semi annually upon the first days of January and July, principal and interest
payable at the office o f the County Treasurer o f Malhuur County, Oregon, or
other cities o f western Oregon.
at the fiscal agency of tho State of Oregon in New York City, at the eptien
Frank Keberger left Monday for
of the holder.
Whatc-ome, Wash., where he will take
All bide must be accompanied by a certified check, for $1000.
a course in foreign service, prepara­
The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
tory to entering that line o f work.
P. M. Boats,
Mr. and Mra. Earl Stieklev of Boise
Secretary of Payette Oregon Slope Irrigation Diatrlet.
spent tha week and at the Dewey Ray Date of first publication October 22, 1926.
heme. Mr. Stickley is an Uncle of Date o f last publication November 26, 1926.
Dewey.
Mra. d u e . McConnell, Mrs. P. M.
Binkley and Mrs. J. A. Schneiker
were Ontario vieitore Friday.
LARGE SIZE, 72 by 80, finest quality wool, knap blanket, double and heavy wt.
smsrt plaid patterns, regular value 4.98; thrift day special
Watch Our Windows at Both Stores
Mr and Mra. R. Karker o f Payette
visited Nyusa friends on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. C. C. Hunt returned
home the first o f the week from a ten-
days visit with relative in Portland,
Mr. and Mra. C. W. Rebargar were
bjaineee visitors In Boise Saturday.
RTGH GRADE SILK AND COTTON CREPES, newest patterns, regular values
to 1.48 Thrift day special per yard
1
urday by auto to visit their pareuts in
O-lahuma and to attend to business
All tha Bfual needa of the motorist at prices that are
fair to you and otzraelvea.
Your business is welcome and wa aspect te deserve It.
Mr. and Mrs, B. O. Fowler and Mr.
and Mrs. Al Gamble were Sunday
guest« at the Fred Marshall home.
Troy Sitton left Monday for Half­
way, Oregon, to work as a liuemun
for tho Idaho Power Co.. He will he
gone 10 da ye.
M arried-M iss Sue Gernder end
Lloyd Adams, in Payette Monday by
the justice o f the peace, After a
short honeymoon they will return to
their home on the Owyhee.
Don D. Davie stopped oil and spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, R J. Davis. He was an
route to the east, where he goes to
to attend a convention o f the Arno
strong Cork Co. He was accompan­
ied as far as Chicago by h!s aunt.
Mrs. Hilton, who goes to Birmingham,
Ala , ro spend the winter with rela­
tives.
Latest Feist Dance Folio No. II.
Thirty Istest Waltzes and Fox Trots.
60c. Mail orders will receive prompt
attention.
Sampson
Music Co.,
Weiser, Idaho.
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Having rented my farm ard goln
to leave will sell my private home(:he
big house). All modern convenienaes,
City water.
Enquire at premise!.
Mrs. H. R. Q j'nhy.
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Learn From Everything
It la wise to get knowledge and
learning from every source— from a
sot, a pot, a fool, a wlntermitten, or
an old slipper.—Rabelais.
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Why Take a
Chance!
The man who went to sea in a tub is no more foolish
than the n.an who buys an off
Radio You may
be
but
springs a leak it is sure
to
safe fyr awhile,
Bink.
when it
brand
The Atwater Kent
giving
will carry you safely thru,
faithful service, and
there is a service station near you.
We carry them in stock. Call
and let us show them
I res Demonstration
Powell
Service Station
Nyssa, Oregon