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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1929)
í. > . ■arg - P.U, INDUSTRY TO SPEND IARGE SUM « When Furniture’s the Gift the Whole Family has a Part of any kind to sell, see us or PHONE 6 BORDALE FURNITURE CO. Caldwell Bldg. FHONE 94 t na For a change in menu serve our choice cuts of BABY BEEF OR LAMB NYSSA NOTICE should not be approved and allowed and _____ __! said estate settled and said execuirix dis- THE COUNTY COURT OF THE chained. M A T E OF OREGON FOR THE Elizabeth Jane McDonald, | Executrix of the Estate of Alex McDon C UNTY OF MALHEUR. a ld , Deceased. I the Matter of the Estate of Alex Mc- First publica'ion November 15, 1929, Last publication December 13, 1929. l onald, Deceased. PACKING CO. Santa Claus Headquarters « »2 2« 2« 2« 2« Gifts for Every Member of the Family 2« % Christmas Dinner Problem Also let us solve your tS We Have the Finest Nnuts and Candy »2 EDER HARDWARE 09. »2 Nyssa, Oregon *11 Holiday Gifts 2* s S s- ri* 2« 2« I Flatirons Toasters For the Kiddies All Toys at greatly reduced prices. Look them over before making your purchase. S Nyssa GREETING Phone 14 BATTERIES TIRE TUBE Everything you ordinarly need for the car. Showing a Complete and Appropriate Stock Gifts That Please Gloves Shirts Celenese Silk. Solid plain or fancy decorated Pajamas A spark-plug, a piston-ring, even a gasket. Can cause lots of trouble, if any should ask it! Hut Gasoline Ike is a person of parts; At rendering service a master of arts. CARDS Oregon ! Capeskin, Button or Snap Wrist; Fur or Wool Knit Lined. $1.95, $2.95, 3.95, $5.00 Men’s Hose 50c, 75c, 85c, $1.00 $1.00 PER BOX Mufflers Silk, Rayon, or Silk and Wool 50c. 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 Mixers FLASH LIGHT AND CAR HOT SHOTS Liquid X Prestone Car Mats Rim Nuts and Lugs Anti Rattlers Shinny Tops Car Jacks Ford Gaskets and Parts The prettiest patterns and colors you have had the pleesure of seeing. Whatever Happens Nyssa Pharmacy ' Nyssa, Oregon. Silk Ties FOR HIM Hair Dryers 11 Hoxie Service Station $1.95, $2.95, $3.85, $5.85 Comb and Brush Sets Bill Folds Flash Lights Stationery Razors Knives Pipes Cigars Cigarettes Shaving Sets i nnn am IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE Pure Silk I Electric Appliances Percolators ■wgaimni f ALEXANDER’S Our idea of an “old-timer” is | the Nyssa citizen can remember when the butcher used to throw in a piece of liver for the dog. for the Entire Family Mighty Monarch of the Air W ILSON BROS. NYSSA, OREGON. ------- Nothing so far invented has Jjl discouraged kitchen work as much as the modern “beauty con for limited time, Tube FREE with any sizes in stock and 24 hour service out of the complete stock at Boise. Truck or passenger cars. tests.” •Te »2 We extend a special invitation to Christmas tree committees to get our prices and taste our samples. Guaranteed Goodrich Tires Je| •otice is hereby given that Elizabeth .1 ne McDonuld executrix of the estate of NOTICE TO CREDITORS /. I* x McDonald, deceased, has rendered . <1 presented her fintfl accounting of her IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR MAL m.iiiinistrat on of said estate aur’ petition HEUR COUNTY. STATE OF OREGON f- listribution and disch - » »:ch cxe- In the Matter of the Estate of David N. f ’Urix, and that t ho Hr»'.- of Turner, Deceased. - ot it er. ’929, a' the h r of 1 o ' i !<>■ k ( The undersigned, having been appoint- in l • for< ::oon of at dav :n t.' c co ii.ty • ed by the county court for Malheur coun < n( room in the county c.iurt house at ty, Oregon, administratrix of the estate 1 ^ ile, Malheur county, a regor, has been of David N Turner, deceased, and having ii -¡minted and fixed by the judge c f said qualified; c >urt as the time and place for hearing Notice is hereby given to all creditors: » sections to said account for settlement of and all persons having claims against 1 ereof and hearing said petition, at the estate of said deceased, to present the \ lie'h time and place all persona interested same duly verified to the undersigned at i said estate may appear and object to Nyssa, Oregon, within six months after) mi 1 account and contest the same, and all »2 the first publication of this notice. } i sons concerned therein are notified to RACHEL LYNCH. 1 e ¡»resent and show cause, if any »2 Administratrix of the Estate of David N. I th«iv be, why said account and report Turner, Deceased. n29d27 ! MAJESTIC RABIO Cranberries, 2 pounds for 45c Sweet Potatoes, 4 pounds for 45 cents Oranges, small size, dozvi. 25 cents Oranges, medium, dozen, 35 cents Oranges, extra large, dozen, 76 cents Fancy Bulk Dates, 15 cents pound • Citron Peel, 40 cents pound Orange and Lemon Peel, 80 cents pound t pounds raisins, 35 cents Currants. 25 cents pound Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 3 for 25 cents Picnic Hsms, 19 cents pounds 8 pounds Lard, $1.19 Fancy Light Bacon, 27 cents pound 10 pounds Sugar, 69 cents Golden West Margarine. 19 cents pound. Licensed Oregon Meat Dealers No. 112 OREGON MEAT MARKET 4 Licensed Oregon Meat Dealers « Phone 1 Toilet Sets Perfume Bath Crystals Hand Bags Table Lamps and Shades Manicure Sets Vanity Cases Stationery Table Ware Candy Xmas hard mixed candy, 10 cents pound ar J up Creams and other candy, 15 cents pound and up Chocolates, 16 cents pound and up Extra Creams, 22 cents pound French Creams, 28 cents pound 5-lb Boxes Fancy Chocolates, $1.50 3-lb Boxes Fancy Creams, $1.25 2-lb Boxes Fancy Chocolates, 75 cents Fancy Peanuts, 15c pound Fancy No. 1 Walnuts, large, 30c pound Soft Shell Almonds, 38c pound Drake Almonds, 32c pound Brazil Nigger Toes Nuts, 20c pound LIVESTOCK ' a diningroom suite, would make Mother and the Children ' appy, wouldn’t it? And the Furniture Suits are beautiful, well made, will give years of lasting satisfaction and are moderately priced. Furniture selections run from the lowest l . .ced furniture that’s good to the best Furniture that’s made. FOR HER We have a complete line of Xmas Goodies that are priced as low as the lowest, consdiering quality, and we will be pleased to have your orders early to avoid the last day rush. Below we quote a few bargains: When you have A New Living Room Suite NYSSA, OREGON Reports from the national capi tal convey the information that the public utility industry contem plates the expenditure of nearly one and one-half billions of dol lars in new construction during the coming year. Pres. Matthew Sloan, of the National electric light association, said at the white house conference that the utility | group also would spend 1410,000,- 000 for maintenance of existing I plants, in addition to 11,400,000,- 000 for construction, covering all | sections of the country. These stupendous figures were made public by executives of electric light and gas plants and of street j railways, who attended a confer ence upon invitation of President* Hoover. The gas industry will spend I $425,000,000 in 1930, according to President Mullaney, of the Amer ican Gas Company, and electric) OREGON NYSSA railway companies have an antic-1 ipated budget of one billion d o l-! lars for maintenance betterments their expansion policies would be , A good many N jssa citizens and extension of equipment and in line with the general policy of ; can easily remember the time plants. The Edison Electric II- the industry throughout the when tb« centro- of winter meant luminating company of Boston United States and that detailed the end ui all outdoor alone will spend $40,000,000 in 1 statements would be made public j activities. Carpenters and brick- its 1930 expansion program. (in the near future. layers laid aside their tools and T T T . li ! set back to await the coming of While executives of electric Those sighs you hear probably | . E„ „ u , pract^ | ly , I spring. companies operating in Oregon come from some old-timers W 10 “holed up” for the winter. are not prepared to announce can’t find a cuspidor in a barber Even a quarter of a century definite plans, they indicated th a t1 9h0p any more. tury ago there was no construe- j tion work; concrete was notj ä Ä ► ?<* n?4 A A A O <• A A A *7« »T« A 6 poured because it would freeze, j 2« the auto was jacked up and tires j and batteries rem oved-and the; family holed up for the winter. | >2 Today there is no such thing as a »2 closed season for almost any trade. There is always some thing to be done and willing workers ready to do it. Making »2 2« a living is now a 52-week job »2 We have Toys for Children and an assortment of every year, and not crowded into »! a few months of any particular season. R e g u la r n its enjoyment and use —not only on Christmas day—but tor year to come. You’ll find hosts of suggestions here, any one of which will be greatly appreciated. 1 Do Your Christmas Are Shipping Shopping HERE! A wonderful remembrance. Pure Silk, all Rayon, Broadcloth or Madras. Every man appreciates them. $1.95, $2.85, $3.85, $6.50 In Poliday Boxes also, 2, 3 or pairs The Wanted Gift Squares of Pure Silk or Rayon Oblongs of Imported YVool Silk Knit or Jacquard Patterns. $1.45, $1.95, $2.85, $3.85 LEISURE ROBES-BATH ROBES Don’t hesitate to call on us for help. If you can’t bring the car in, w e’ll come out to you, wher ever you are. That’s what we are here for. What could be fairer? Finest Quality in Handsome designs and colors. Celenese or Allover Silk, $5.85, $8.75 Imported Quebec and Pendleton Robes - - $8.50, $10.95, $22.50 LARSEN & HUNTER FORD GARAGE ALEXANDER’S Nyssa - - Oregon Park your pet peeve in the Ike hous See the latest rrrivals in finest SUITS AND OVERCOATS $ 18 . 75 , $ 24 . 50 , $ 29.75 Reflecting the finest Quality and Make money will buy. ONTARIO " FIN EST OF MEN'S STORES ” OREGON
