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GATE CITY JOURNAL, f HUftâ., OCTOBER l ‘¿, 19à2 CC NOTICE OF CAUCUS Oeorge K:nz*r was hsre Monday after a successful deer hunt at Don- | nelly. Ida., with a party of friends. He bagged his buck and returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Schlapkohl. with Neal Logan spent the week end in Mrs. C. L. McCoy visited her sister Nate Dick Young returned Sunday Mrs. Marshall Spell in Boise yesterday from and Boise. Portland where they attended the All citizens and voters of the Town of Nyssa ! Leslie Sills left Monday for Burley, Fred Palmer of Caldwell was a visitor Oregon-Washington game Saturday. here Saturday and Sunday. j Idaho. ended in a scoreless tie. are hereby notified that a m e e t i ng for the pur ! Mrs c. C. Cotton was called to Nam- Rev. Floyd White and family were : which Bert Ray. father of Dewey Ray and ' pa Friday by the illness of her daughter guests yesterday of the Edgar Kimball Gordon pose of nominating candidates to be voted upon Ray of Huntington is here from family in Weiser. Mrs. Albert.Moore. ; Vancouver Washington. He will spend Wm. E. Holady took a truckload of Frank D. Hall has completed the I the week here at the election to be held on November 8 , 1932, and next week accom- No. 1 Netted Oem potatoes to Baker prune harvest season after filling an pany his son Gordon on a hunting trip.! order for four carloads Monday. for all the elective Town offices, will be held at Mrs. O. G. Neece of Santa Barbara Dick Adams. Owyhee engineer, moved Joe Jay Smith and Harry Shelton Cal., and her niece Mrs. Mary Davis of the Council room on Tuesday, October 18, at 8 from camp to the Elliott residence in are leaving for Nevada this week. They Riverside arrived last night to visit Mrs. town this week. It has been nicely are interested in mining and plan to I. T. Dale and the Thompson families o’clock P. M. By order of the Town Council. spend the next few weeks in Nevada. here. They will go on to Jerome. Ida., to painted and Improved for them. Supt. Leo D. Hollenberg, Coach John John Magoffin and Raymond Davis, visit other relatives. Young and Owen Price took in the La of Magoffin tunnel camp, returned last Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith and daugh- A. R. MILLAR, Recorder. Grande Normal-College of Idaho foot- week from a deer hunt in the vicinity ter. Miss Betty Cook and Mrs. Lloyd | of Unity. __! ball game in Caldwell Friday night. motored to La Grande Sunday — Mrs. Eddie Powell returned home Fri Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Henry and Miss Marshall to spend the day with Miss Deana day from Weiser where she spent the Maude Henry, Nampa justice of the Smith. Donna Cook and Leonard Mar week with her mother M.-s Mary Mor peace called Sunday to see Mrs. Leon shall. students the Norntal school. ris while Mr. Powell was on a hunting Hlgby. Mrs. Highy Is slowly improving After learning at that Virgil Holady had I trip. , from a critical illness. enrolled at the Naval Training school1 Rev. Floyd White attended a lunch Frank T. Morgan is expected to re in San Diego and hailed from Nyssa. eon meeting of the Snake river valley turn Sunday from Portland and bring Harry Leuck lost no time in making ministerial association in Payette Mrs. Morgan with him. She recently him a visit. He read The Journal news Monday. The temperance question wm underwent a serious operation in Port item and then his call. Leuck is the topic of the study hour. Mrs. White land and ts said to be improving. rado operator on made the U. S. S Langley. and children accompanied the pastor Friends are hopeful for her early re- Mrs. John Molenaar and daugh to visit her mother Mrs. Jas. F. Fee who : covery from an illness which has now ters were here Monday from two their farm spread over many months. lives in Payette. home near Ontario. They formerly lived In this community and were call ing on a number of old friends. The Molenaars are among new subscribers to The Journal. John Ernest returned home Thursday SATURDAY and MONDAY, October 15-17 with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown of Dia mond. after a hunting trip in the Steens Mountain country. The Browns PURITY FLOUR, 49 lb. sack........ ................83c were guests at the Les Ernest home — Are you going to get your share of the ring here until Tuesday when they left for SALAD WAFERS, 2 lbs................................... 19c Ontario to visit Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Bart necks and ducks this season? lett. RAISINS, 4 lbs.....................................................31c —You will if you get your shells from Baldridge Miss Bernice Vorhies is leaving today Implement company as we have the shells for Homedale where school begins Mon CANE and MAPLE SYRUP, 5 lbs...................59c day in a new building. The structure Is That reach out and get ’em STRING BEANS, 3 cans................................. 27c about completed and Is an attractive one-story brick building with ten Ammunition of All Kinds SORGHUM, 1 1-2 pt..........................................29c rooms. Miss Vorhies will teach at Homedale during an eight-months PUMPKIN, No. 2 1-2........................................10c term. K. C. BAKING POWDER, can .......................19c Al’TUMN SPARES FLOWERS All Kinds of Household Hardware (Continued from page 1) PICNIC HAMS, lb...............................................10c tant cities all who hear of its beauty. PHONE 113 Nyssa, Oregon Jack Frost will visit the garden soon ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES, No. 10 tin ....... 54c but when he does Mrs. Barrett will not grieve. She will begin fall work—chang ing the course of a stream, adding a new rock, building another grotto for shade-loving plants. Her work is never finished. When winter days are short and cold, she studies soils and plants indoors. She makes a few sales of plants Trade Here—We Will Save You Money for the purpose of adding the best of new flowers to her garden. PHONE 21 NYSSA, OREGON NYSSA PACKING COMPANY is in the market for 100 veals. See us to- I We have some ten mattresses of different day. Adv. j. L IT T L E NEW S OF NYSSA I GROCERY.. . SPECIALS Pheasant Season Opens Sunday Baldridge Imp. Co. Wilson Grocery EDISON 6-Watt INSIDE FROST SALE Of Sun Faded MATTRESSES grades that have been in our wareroom in front of a window, and the sun has taken the color out of the ends of these mattress ticks. They are not damaged otherwise, and we are selling them at an attractive price. Your chance to buy a good warm bed REA SONABLE. HEATROLA HEATROLA The lowest Gives you more price circulator heat for the value. money you spend. Peterson Furniture Co. .......... OREGON ONTARIO Handy Carton Containing u un 11 it i.i 1111111111 it i mi M i 1111111 iim 1111111111M n 111111 mi 111111 1.1 u hu i i i ii ij i um u ii ij /c. EDISON M AZDA LAM PS LAMPS Old Man WINTER for. . . Take Timely Advantage of Thu Opportunity to Save 10 °0 $ By Buying Carton of Six FILLUP ALL THE EMPTY SOCKETS Days are growing shorter and nights are get ting longer. You need more light during the Fall and Winter months. Lamps and electricity are so inexpensive that every home should have all the light needed for comfort and safety. In no other modem service do you get more real value for your money. Buy a carton of these 60-watt, inside frost lamps now. Fill up all the empty sockets and have a few spare lamps on hand. You know how inconvenient it is when a lamp is needed and you have no extra ones on hand. Is Sure To Come ! Tä Fill Your Fuel Bin —With— 0 « SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY In Our Grocery Department SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR, large pack age and SPERRY W HEAT HEART BREAKFAST FOOD, 45c value, both for............... 23c CORN MEAL, yellow or white, 9 lb. sack 24c ROLLED OATS, 9 lb. sack.............................28c CONVOY FLOUR, 49-lb. sack.......................84c OXYDOL WASHING POWDER, large pkg., and P and G LAUNDRY SOAP, giant bars, 35c value, all for............................ 23c ROYAL JELLO, any flavor, 3 packages ROYAL VANILLA PUDDING POWDER 1 package, 35c value, all for....................23c FANCY HALLOWEEN COOKIES, pound With Free Mask ................. 23c TOILET TISSUE, 1000-sheet, 6 rolls............27c Eder Grocery & Hdw. The Busy Comer Nyssa, Oregon E arly For Men And Boys. V alues Never Have You Fellows Seen Such Bargains MEN’S SHEEPSKIN COATS, all sizes............................ .......................... $3.98 BOYS’ SHEEPSKIN COATS, ages 6 to 18 ................................................$2.69 MEN’S HEAVY COTTON UNIONS....................................................................50c BOYS’ EXTRA HEAVY UNIONS, ages 6 to 16................................................50c MEN’S HEAVY BLAZERS, all sizes.................................................... $1.98 MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS...................................................................... 79c EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT FLANNEL SHIRTS .............. ............98c MEN’S 10 per cent WOOL UNIONS, all sizes............................. 98c BOYS’ BUCKSKIN BLAZER, Wonderful Value ....... $1 29 MEN’S DRESS CAPS, all sizes.......................................... 49c MEN’S CORD PANTS ........................................................ $i 69 MEN’S WOOLNEX WORK SOX, pair.... ......... ioc MEN’S HEAVY WOOL BOOT SOX, pair............. ................25c BOYS’ CORD PANTS, all sizes ............... ................98c LARGE ASSORTMENT MEN’S FELT DRESS HATS ......................98c MEN’S BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS, sizes 14 to 17 ....................... 49c MEN’S EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT UNDERWEAR ............................. 79 c MEN’S ALL WOOL WORK SOX, pair ... .............................25c LARGE STOCK MEN’S WORK SHOES, all sizes ................................... $l“98 MEN’S OUTING BAL WORK SHOES.all sizes....... ........................... $139 MEN’S 16-INCH HI TOP BOOTS, pair................ ...............................« 3*45 MEN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS, pair ....................................... ZZZZZ....46e It Won’t Cost Much to Dress Warm this Winter. SPRING CANYON COAL —It— » We have the shells to BRING ’EM DOWN! See Eder’s, for Hunting Supplies Lasts Longer! MEN’S WORK SOX 5c Pair No Limit MEN’S CANVAS GLOVES 5c Pair No Limit S.
