GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MAY li, 193a te gol ^ en " rul ^ HERE COMES T W O t N Great Days of Savings RED STAR DAYS—the Event of Events at our Anniversary Sale will bring you outstanding values in merchandise you need. Don’t miss thebargains you will find at our store Friday and ANNIVERSARY Saturday. Buy and Save Much. Good 4-tie Broom, e a c h .....%..................29c Bath Towels, 4 f o r ................................. 37c Turkish Wash Cloths, 1 2 ...................... 37c Atlas Sheets ......................................... 77c Cases 2 f o r .............................................37c Hope Muslin, yd....................................... 7c Sparta Sheets......................................... 47c Cases, 4 f o r ...........................................37c « Ladies’ Chiffon Hose Pair 37c Men’« Shorts Broadcloth 2 Pair 27c RED STAR SAVINGS IN SHOES Women’s Footwear at low prices, white, black, brown, biege ....$1.37, $1.67, $2.37 Men’s Felt Slippers, p a ir ...................... 37c Childrens’ Slippers, Oxfords, pair ....... 97c Men and Boys’ Scout Shoes, p a ir ...........97c Tennis Shoes, pair ................................47c Boys’ Oxfords ....................................$1.57 Men’s Oxfords, black gunmetal $1.67, $2.37 Men’s Blucher Work Shoes, p a ir .......$1.47 Men’s Boots, red ru bber.................... $1.87 Mens’ Work Shoes, composition soles..$1.17 House Dresses Each 37c Women’s House Slippers Pair 37c Ladies’ Ties 1-Straps, Pumps Pair 97c Men’s Cotton Gloves Pair 3c Men’s Rayon Sox Pair 5c Men’s Scout Shoes Pair 97c RED STAR SAVINGS FOR WOMEN RED STAR SAVINGS FOR MEN RED STAR SAVINGS FOR BOYS Women’s Cotton Hose, 3 p a ir .................37c Womens Rayon Hose, 2 p a irs ...............37c Children’s Rayon Hose, 3 p a irs .............37c Ladies Dresses, plain prints and polka dots ............................................... $1.37 Ladies’ Gage Summer H a ts .......87c, $1.87 Women’s and Misses Coats and Suits ..$7.87 Children’s C o a ts ...................... $1.37, $2.37 Imitation Leather B a g s .......................... 47c Ladies’ Fabric G lo v e s ............................ 37c Womens’ Washable Silk Dresses, Printed Crepe ............................................. $2.87 Printed and Plain Sheers, Combination frocks ............................................. $4.37 Children’s Sheer Dresses ...................... 27c Womens’ Rayon Underwear .................27c Summer Fabrics, yd.......................... 8c, 12c Men’s Broadcloth Shirts, fine quality ... 97c Mens’ Dress Shirts..................................47c Men’s Ties ............................................. 27c Mens’ Ties, Full shaped.........................10c Men’s W hite Handkerchiefs, D o ze n .......37c Men’s W ork and Dress S h irts...............25c Men’s Harvest Hats .............................. 15c Men’s Fur Felt H a ts .............................. 97c Arro Rok Hats, new spring shades ....$2.37 Men’s Fancy Rayon Sox, 4 p a ir ............. 37c Men’s Fancy Rayon Sox, 3 p a ir ............. 37c Men’s Washable Capeskin Cossack Coats ....................................................... $5.87 Men’s W ork P a n ts ................................. 77c Men’s Dress Shirts ................................ 25c Men’s Nainsook Union S u its.................27c Boys’ Shirts ........................................... 25c Boys’ Athletic Shirts, 2 f o r .................... 37c Boys’ Nainsook Union Suits.................. 23c Boys’ Chambray Shirts..........................23c Boys’ Red Ball O veralls........................ 47c Boys' Broadcloth Shirts........................ 37c Boys’ Sweaters, ea ch ..............................37c Boys’ Cord L on gies................................97c Men’s Broadcloth Shorts, 2 pairs .......27c Notions, bigger and better than before ....2c Yes, PRICES ARE ON THE UPTURN, so our advice is to BUY NOW FOR PRESENT and FUTURE NEEDS. C. C. ANDERSON t / f I I T P ' / -' / / / f T7* r/ > \T I \ /LT* J lt Z V t ( J a r '' * COMPANY \ 7 I T C * C * A A dau8hter was born 10 M r- Mrs-1 Lynn Nelson of Weiser spent Tues- M ^ 1 / 4 | Gardner at the W. L. Widner home the [ day with Fred Marshall. NYSSA, OREGON Mr. and Mrs, W in Scott of Jamieson [ O W YIIE E CLUB W IL L MEET SENIORS “SNEAK” ' were shopping In Nyssa last Saturday. | Owyhee Community Club will meet Turkey raising is the leading business FOR DAY IN BOISE ; on I Thursday. May 18, at 2 o’clock at the their farm. I first of the week. I John Kakebeeke purchased a new Miss Isobel Lalande returned to!D odge coupe this week and Arthur I home of Mrs. Fred Klingback with Mi s. Nampa Sunday after spending the past | Boydell has a new Plymouth sedan, ‘ Otto Bodmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Charlotte K ygar joint hostess. W C. T. U. will meet next Tuesday H. G. Kennard, county watermaster, two months with her sister Mrs. Ed. | Mr. and Mrs. Ray Enunott and For their annual "sneak day” picnic, | Jake Bodmer, is ill o f spotted fever. at the home of Mrs. Cora Newton. was here Thursday from Vale. H. Wilson. 'daughter were guests Sunday o f Mr. the senior class o f Nyssa high school He had been working near Vale and is 1 FO R SALE—Or will trade for cows, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall spent Charles Nutt and Naomi Stussi of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Points were visit- , and Mrs Wm. Walker in Ontario, with Supt. Leo D. Hollenberg, Mrs. j under the care of Dr. Anna Pritchett grain or hogs—two 10x12 brooder Monday in Vale with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Juntura were married at Caldwell on ors at the W. S. Adams home In Apple ' Audrey Ward brought A rt K irk In to ! 0 e o Schweizer, C. J Keizer M r and of Vale. j houses and equipment and 1000 pounds Blaydon. Monday. Valley last week. Mrs. Adams suffered town Friday as he was ill of spotted Mrs Q . G. Boden, motored to Boise Art Norcott's service station Is re Wesley J. Browne and family were Jack McDonald arrived last Friday Red Mexican seed beans. J. D. G il |fpr . . . . . , _ Wednesday morning. They carried more, Idanha, Phone 7GF2, Nyssa. M4* ceiving Its annual ooat of paint this guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F re d : Paralysis and has been very 111 from Phoenix, Ariz., to spend a week's |--------------------------------------------------- Miss Joyce Bailey returned to her Newton Minton came from Cottage iuncj1 baskets along and dined like week. I vacation with his mother Mrs. Alex i Baker at Caldwell. • home in Wapl, Ida., Saturday after a c' rove to *°°k after property here. He ^¡ngS in j una Davis park. They In FOR SALE—Hot point automatic elec- McDonald and other relatives. He owns visit with the John Long family and was a guest at the Owyhee hotel until spected the capital building from base- ] trie range, white with black trim. Mrs. a restaurant in Phoenix. Tuesday. ment to peak, the new depot and other j Wm. Schireman. City. other friends. Mrs Brady Fowler visited relatives IX)lnts o{ lnterest A swim in thc na,a . A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. | 0_\, V , . .. , V. . . h « “ *“ u, u > k i ™ . « Carl Flagg of Adrian at the Robert nd alt nded_ the May festhal Monday torlum c o m p le x the day. at Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall Stringfellow home in Nyssa, Dr. R. O. were her guests on the trip. Payne attending for Dr. J. J. Sarazin Dr. and Mrs. John E Long and fam- Mrs. Eddie Powell was called to who is away. ily left Thursday night for Portland W'elser by the illness of her mother Mrs. Winfred Thomas and Miss and Salem. Dr. Long) has been quite ill Mrs. Marry Morris last week end. Laura Stone left yesterday for Oak and will see a specialist while he is Ed. V. Pruyri has leased the auto re- land, Cal., after a week's visit here on away. - _ . Pair shop from Delbert Taylor who is business. They were guests at the Owy Henry Urban came from Baker to see now operating Hoxle Garagc hee Hotel. | Nyssa friends yesterday. He recently j Mrs. Lillian Gray McCormick, envoy returned from Orange, Cal., where he The Eagles lodge will give another of the Portland office of the Salvation weathered the earthquake and a pleas- big dance Saturday night. M ay 13. Army, made her annual visit in Nyssa |ant winter. Don't miss it! Monday She was accompanied from jack McConnell returned to Skull Wm. Walker, district deputy grand Fruitland by Mrs. L. B. Maklnson. aunt Springs Monday after a few days in master, made a splendid talk on the of Jim Boor, who came over to spend town. His sheep are getting by on the "Symbols of Masonry,” at the regular LARD , 4 lb. pkg............................................. 33c the day. | range but McConnell says a little s u n -! meeting of the Nyssa lodge Monday Fred | shine will improve the grass. He is evening. SU N N Y M O N D A Y SOAP, 10 b ars...............25c Mull and Miss Mary Ann Corn of Ar- j jubilant over the increase in wool I Miss Anne ointher, who has been cadla spent the week end at the Felton prices. I visiting with Mrs. C. L McCoy, left j Duncan farm home. Other visitors n H. Pinkerton was home from yesterday for Boise She recently c o m -' GINGER SNAPS, 3 lbs.................................. 25c PICNIC HAMS, lb..................... 9c on Sunday were Miss Dixie Miner and Mitchell butte last week end. He is plete<1 a Care Nome demonstration Theron W olfe of Caldwell. i taking a rest on account of poor health' here Miss Esther Claypool brought a sup- but plans to resume work early next PUREX, pint bottle ......................................10c Frank Adams, honey buyer, came I ply o f examination slips from the I week. P E A N U T BUTTER, 1 lb. j a r ...................... 14c from Twin Falls to purchase honey in county school .superintendents office Mr. and Mrs. W ill H. Beam and this locality this week but he found PIN E APPLE , broken slices No. 2' o ............. 15c for students at the Kolony school yes- daughter Mrs. Warren Blodge,t and the honey crop practically cleaned up son Billie were guests Friday and Sat for the season. Honey prices have ad j terday. PUREX, 2 one-pint b ottles.......................... 19c Mis. M. B. Qwynn. daughter of Mr. urday at the E. J. Beam ranch at Iron- vanced. PEACHES, gallon ........................................39c and Mrs. John Lakey has been ill. Her side, Chas. Waddingham. bandmaster, was little daughter Patsy accompanied Mrs Glad to be back and welcomed by D ILL PICKLES, quart j a r ............................23c J. J. Whalen of Nampa from Salem the patrons of the Nyssa Pharmacy, here from Ontario Friday to leam if LOGANBERRIES, gallon ............................ 39c and is visiting the Lackeys. Mrs. Omer Adkinson has returned after a | Nyssa lrad sufficient material for a city home in Pilot band- I f *o. he would like to direct the i Gwynn is expected to arrive the latter winter's visit at his group. BLACKBERRIES, gallon ............................ 39c part of this month for an extended Rock. He returned Tuesday night, T O IL E T TISSUE, Oregon Trail, 6 1000-sheet stay. Joe Minton, brother-in-law of Hugh rolls .......................................................... 24c Mrs. Thos. B. Nordale returned Glasgow .arrived last week from Laird. CHERRIES, sour pitted, gallon ...................39c Tuesday from Payette where she spent Colo., with a view to locating here. His set-era 1 days with her son Roy Sterling crops were killed by drouth so he be- j SO AP POWDER, Peets’ Granulated 1 23 oz. APPLES, gallon ........................................... 39c >uid fam ily and attended the May fes- lleves irrigated farming is thc safer tlval. Mrs. Nordale hasn't missed a method. package .................................................... 10c i festival for a good many years. Mrs. Herbert Olover. daughter of Mr HUCKLEBERRIES, g a llo n .................... 39c Although the weather was not Maylike, and Mrs. James Langton. returned re- Mrs. Nordale reports a good show and cently from Salt Lake where she has EDER’S G LO R Y COFFEE, lb.......................28c APRICO TS, gallon ......................................39c good attendance ; been living since her marriage in Feb- Money Back Guarantee Mr. and Mrs. Wm Schireman and j t uary. M r Glover will join hrr here ; Usé tbt mtvt children Mr and Mrs. E. B. B utler.1 soon. Everything in Fresh Vegetable« and Fruits Jr.. Mrs. Winifred Thomas and her L. C. Stephens was called back to his Trade Here— W e Save You Money guest Miss Laura Stone o f Oakland, work at Price, Utah, yesterday with Cal. Mrs. Clara Brown of Boise. H the result that his coast trip was cut F. B own and Mr. and Mrs W F short. M r and Mrs Stephens with Mr McLing picnicked at Owyhee dam 8un- and Mrs. Charles L. Thompson, par- day in spite of the rain. They were also ents of Mrs. Stephens, visited with the accompanied by Misses Sue and Mao A1 Thompson fam ily of Salem who Kelaer and Evalyn Earp A t least six met them in Portland yesterday The other parties were at the dam sight party had returned from Seattle and W e Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities seeing I today they started on return to Nyssa : I f Its Good to Eat W e Have It N YSSA P H A R M A C Y Big FvrnHare Sale at Xerdale's store Bargains ga'ore at the anniversary PH O NE 21 NYSSA, ORE. in Nywa closes Saturday. May 13. See tale al Nysaa Golden Bale. Don't over PHONE 58 N y io , Oregon tat to o raa bay for Red Star Specials la (U s r U YOU SAVE ON OUR Grocery Specials A V —AT— For Saturday, May 13, and Monday May 15 EDER’S SATURDAY, MAY 13 thrmotc SUHDPAPt R CHIN WILSON GROCERY I Eder Grocery