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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1932)
GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY. JANUARY 21,1932 '■ — A basket-ball team composed of mem Loss Snow is til of plural pneumonia. Blaney Boyd« 11 has been 111 the past week. He lives at the Hub Ward ranch In the bers of the Nyssa-Apple Valley Epworth league edged out a pick-up team from Mrs. Marshall Spell of Nampa spent Kolony. Big Bend Monday night at Roswell 33 Monday and Tuesday with her sister to 31. The game was the third clash for Mrs. C. L McCoy. j c M McDuffy. newcomer from the teams, all three being cloeely con Steve Regan was here from Ontario Roseburg, U negotiating for the pur- tested. Players from Nyssa were Clyde for the meeting of grain growers Tues- chase of the Oeorge Reberger ranch. Benton, Gilbert Klinkenberg, Earl Roads are being Improved in the Ar- daV- * The property Includes a fine apple Boston, Wesley Newton, Harley, Ray cadia community by a county road Tom Coward and family were in Pay- orchard of about five acres. mond, Chester and Bela Chester. ette a nd Fruitland on business yester Harold Hoxie left yesterday for Chic day. ago where he will attend the Coyne ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Oordon Ray and family came from Electrical school. He plans to enroll for Huntington Sunday to spend the day January 34—9 a. m. Holy Communion a four months course. His brother Her with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray. Sunday School 10 a. m. bert is returning from Dallas, Or., to H. T. Francis, former mayor of Nyssa, take charge of Hoxie Service Station. Rev. Stanley Moore. Rector. has been very 111 at his home In Depoe Bay. He Is now Improving. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLing and Miss Evelyn Earp spent the week end with relatives In Emmett. J. C. Beam has been ill of lumbago. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Reberger spent Sunday with him and Mrs. Beam. Saturday, January 23 and Monday, January 25 At This Season Merrlt M. Greeling and Coach Owen FANCY HAMS, King Rose Brand, Lb............ 15c Price were referees at a basket ball j Keep your bin well stocked with our game in Parma Tuesday night when j PICNIC HAM, King Rose Brand, Lb.............. 10c Heat Giving Coal Pannu defeated Roswell. I Artie Robertson and C.' McDuffy were SWIFT LARD, Silver Leaf, 8 lbs.................... 75c QUALITY PROMPTNESS elected captains for a membership drive of the Nyssa Post of the American SWIFT LARD, 4 lbs.......................................... 40c and Legion at Monday night’s meeting. Art Alberts was injured when hit by WEINERS, L b . ............................................- 1 5 c MODERATE PRICES a pick while he was enployed in road work near Juntura. He is recover WHITE KING WASHING POWDER, large ing. package.....................................................35c Miss Anna Davidson of Parma is re turning home today after spending the CATS JP, large bottle, 2 bottles.................. 25c Independent Dealers— Phone 47 week at the Dick Stam and Fred Kooli man country homes. PORK and BEANS, medium, 5 cans...............34c E. B. Butler, Jr. W. W. Strane Mr. and Mrs. Bob 8tringfellow invited BUTTER, Pound...............................................29c eight friends to their home Saturday night In observance of their wedding COFFEE, Del Monte Lb.................................. 35c anniversary. Cards furnished diversion. Mrs. A1 Thompson has spent several nights at the Clyde Long home In Ar cadia where she is assisting In the care T H I S IS of Mr. Long. He has blood poison in ¡his left hand. Mrs. Charles McConnell gave a birth day dinner Wednesday in her husband's honor. Guests were Mrs. Emma Dun can, Mrs. Mary Felton, Mrs. Mattie Thomason and Mrs. Sarah R obertson. 1 C. L. McCoy of The Nyssa Pharmacy has installed a handsome Neon sign In | front of his store. This is the first Neon Trade Here -W e Will Save You Money sign in the city and is a welcome im “ It Is Smart To Be Thrifty” Nyssa, Ore. Phone 21 provement. Even Leap Year won't stop the boy A few of the savings we are offering this week: babies. The first 1933 son bom In Nys- I sa arrived Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fetter. Dr. J. J. Sarazln was at HOT WATER BOTTLE, 2 Qt., guaranteed ..69c tending physician. AUTOMOBILE Mrs. Mary Nichols of Kingman Kol White Down ony gave a dinner Sunday for the J. A. MINERAL OIL, Full P int................................ 55c REPAIRING Lane family, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton HEALTH CERAL and family, Mrs. Nick Bach and son ANTISEPTIC, No. 59, Full pint, Perfect Kenneth. Made at Home at Nyssa Flour mouthwash and g a rg le............................ 40c Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wood of Owyhee Mill Dam were over night guests at the Famham Sills home Saturday. They Just East from Depot EPSOM SALTS, 1 lb. Regular 25c c a n .......... 17c Ask for It at were returning to Owyhee after a trip NYSSA, OREGON to Omaha, Denver and Salt Lake City. B. AND B. STORE I Mr. and Mrs. Oordon Bradford of ANALGESIC BALM, French Form ula........38c R. A. Conant J M. Robertson Prairie City, former acquaintances of “ You’ll Like It the W. T. Posey family when they lived ASPIRIN, Will not depress the heart, in Melba, Ida., were guests at the Posey j home several days last week. Bottle of 1 0 0 ........................................... 45c 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Frizzell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Bullock In CASTOR OIL, Agreeable, nutty flavor, Vale Sunday evening at dinner. Last Thursday night they visited Mr. and One-fourth p in t...................................... 16c Mrs. Elwood Nelson at their new fyome in Ontario. POCKET COMBS, Values up to 4 0 c ............. 19c Miss Marie Hunter went to Portland Saturday to take her examination for graduate cosmetician. She will spend a I NEW GILLETTE RAZOR and 10 blades ...79c few days In the city with friends and visit her father J. R. Hunter in The Dalles hospital. Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Posey attended the banquet of the Shlp-by-Rail-Club of the fourth division of the Union Pacific system in Boise at the Hotel Owyhee Saturday night. Governor Ross j j was the main speaker. About 200 rail Service weight for road men and their wives attended, every day a n d ........ i Mr. and Mrs. John McDonough, who beautiful, lustrous I have returned from a trip to Portland, j were In Nyssa yesterday. They are con all-silk hose for sidering several farms In this vicinity dress. with a view to purchasing one. Mrs. Nyssa, Oregon McDonough Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Smit of Arcadia. rocery Specials COAL ORDERS FILLED NYSSA COAL CO. WILSON BROS. NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK ROCERY SILK J HOSE SALE NYSSA PHARMACY RAYON HOSE, Regular 25c, • N o w ................... 18c 2 P a ir................ 35c RAYON SILK French heel, lace top, regular 49c N ow ................... 38c 2 P air.................75c ^ W « PURE SILK HOSE Full-Fashioned, regular 79c, N o w ................ 68c 2 P a ir........... $1.35 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION STATEMENT OF CONDITION Of The Of The VALE N A TIO N AL B A N K FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK Vale, Oregon OF ID A H O As made to the Comptroller of Currency at the Close As made to the Comptroller of Currency at the Close Of Business December 31, 1931 RESOURCES Stock In Federal Reserve Bank ..................... 1.800.00 Furniture and Fixtures..................................... 1,500.00 U. S. Bonds and U. S. Tre isury Municipal Bonds ............................ 51,000.00 Municipal Warrants ...................... 18.607 65 Cash and Exchange ..................... 61.156.68 237.064.33 SILK RAYON BLOOMERS and Vest, with rayon stripe, regular 98c, Each................. 69c MUNSINGWEAR HOSE, the kind that will out wear two pair of cheaper hose, in service weight and sheer chiffon— 79c $1.00 $1.50 Nice assortment of all new shades RESOURCES Loans and Discounts................. .......................$ 88.g26.41 Notes .............„........................$106.300.00 N on-R un RAYON Regular 35c 4 Pair................ . $1 Boise, Idaho Of Business on December 31, 1931 Loans and Discounts...................................$4.364.556.25 Stock In Federal Reserve Bank .................. 18.000.00 Banking House. Furniture and Fixtures...... 475.989.27 CJ. S. Bonds and U. S. Treasury Notes ..............................$1.291,472 99 Municipal Bonds ..................... 430.879.55 Other Bonds ............................ 15,000.00 Municipal Warrants ............... 77,898.19 Cash and Exchange.............. 1.896,920.14 3,712.170.87 $329 290.74 $8.570,716.39 LIABILITIES LIABILITIES Capital Stock ......................... .........................$ 50.000.00 Surplus ........... ..... . ............ ........................... 5.900 00 Undivided Profits ......... .................................... 4,632.24 Deposits .......................................................... 269.156 50 Capital Stock _________ ___________ Surplus .......... ................... .......... ......... Undivided Profits ................................ Reserve for Depreciation of Building Circulation ............................................ Deposits ________________ ________ ___ ....... $ 300,000.00 ------ 300,000 00 ----- 24,4*6 75 ------- 200,000 00 ...... 299,400 00 7.446.829 64 $329.290.74 $8,570,716.39 Wilson Drygoods With each $5 worth of merchandise one lin oleum rug Free— Save Cash Register Coupons. Ny**a Oregon T V r OFFICERS OFFICERS CRAWFORD MOORE. President J W CUNNINOHAM. Vice-President JOE F DYER, Cashier J W CUNNINOHAM, Vice-President CRAWFORD MOORE. President RAYMOND MOORE, Cashier DIRECTORS E. A. Van SlckUn C. C Anderson Crawford Moore DIRECTORS Eugene Looney J. W. Cunningham Raymond Moore — il ii Eugene Looney J W Cunningham Raymond Moore E. A Van Slcklln C. C Anderson Crawford Moore Ft Puts an End te Oiling W orries This “ cut-away” v iew w as prep ared just to show you h ow efficien tly th e John Deere oils itself. T h a t s e lf-o il in g feature is on e o f th e b ig reasons fo r th e steady pow er an d lon g life o f th e John Deere Type E Engine The simple splash oiling system insures the thorough lubrication of every work ing part. Clean oil is kept circulating — every impor tant working part is bathed by a spray of oil while the engine is in operation. Oil ing is stopped automatic ally when the engine is stopped—no oil is wasted. M essy, easily fo rg o tte n sight-feed oil cups are done away with and friction, one o f the greatest o f power thieves, is reduced to a min imum by this positive auto matic oiling system. Come in and have us show you how efficiently the John Deere oils itself. Examine the simplicity o f design and the sturdiness of its parts—the John Deere engine will do its work steadily and efficiently and will stand up under severe conditions on your farm. 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