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G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L, THÜRS., DECEMBER 21, 1938 Christmas Gifts For Everyone Just three more shopping days . . . Then Christmas . . . . Make every moment count! Here are a multitude of gifts you can choose at this late date if you shop at The G O L D E N RULE. W e sug gest these items from the largest stock of new toys, practical gifts and “gifty” gifts we have ever presented. HBilfliBiiiiiiilllHl Wishing Everyone of You a Very, Merry Christmas! We Will Remain Open Every Night This Week Famous Grayco Endlock T i e s ...................$1.00 Felt and Sheep Lined Slippers.......79c to $1.98 Broadcloth Dress Shirts, 14 to 1 7 ...............85c Boxed Handkerchiefs, 3 to b o x .................... 49c Belt Sets, Suspender Sets, Garter Sets ......... 49c Men’s Dress Socks, in Holiday Box, 4 pairs $1.00 Felt Dress H a t s ......................................... $1.39 Leather Jackets, Cossack s ty le ...................$5.95 Outing Flannel P a ja m a s.............................. 98c Large Selection T ie s ...................... 25c and 49c Rayon Underwear, 2-piece .......................... 25c Dress Oxfords, you may change size after Xmas ........................................... $2.45 to $2.95 Lined Dress G lo v e s ........................ 98c to $1.98 Tie and Handkerchief S e ts .......................... 69c Dexdale Pure Silk Hose in all new weights and A ll W ool Slip-on Sw eaters.......................... 98c shades..................................... 89c to $1.35 Silk Dress Sox, 2 pair f o r ............................ 25c Plain and Fancy Dress Shirts........................ 69c Silk Undies, Vests, Step-ins, P an ties........... 49c Bow Ties, large selection.............................. 15c Silk Pajamas, Very n e w ............................ $1.69 Hi-Top Shoes ........................................... $2.95 Silk Dresses and Winter Coats .... One Third O ff Felt and Leather HouseSlippers.......49c to 98c Exceptionally large stock of House Slippers in Cord L o n g ies............................$1.49 and $1.98 Felts and Sheepskin................49c to $1.98 Cannon Towel Sets ...................................... 98c Boxed Stationeiy ..........................................49c Bed Lamps, Beauties for, o n ly .......................98c Chocolates, McDonald, 5-lb. b o x ............... $1.59 Boxed Linen Handkerchiefs,.......25c, 35c, 49c Full Fashioned Silk Hose, all sizes, p a ir .......49c Silk Gowns, Dance Sets, Pajam as.................98c Large sized d o lls........................................... 75c Dogs and Cats that really w a lk .................... 39c Bed room sets with doll, and electric lights for bed lamp, something n e w .................. $2.39 Tricycle, 2 sizes........................$2.49 and $2.98 Piano, that really plays..................................98c FO R L IT T LE B R O T H E R A ll kinds of games and sets........... . 25c to 98c Electric Trains, Trucks, Draglines, with real Bunny House S lippers..................................65c headlights................................49c to $1.98 Silk Panties, Bloomers, V e s ts ...................... 29c Bowling ARfey ......................................... $1.19 Silk P ajam as.................................................98c Large all steel w agon s.............................. $3.95 Wool Gloves and m ittens.................. 25c to 89c GOLDEN RULE STORE LITTLE NEWS OF NYSSA Miss Eleanor Conklin of Baker is a Frank Phillips returned Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Fahrney. from a buisness trip to John Day. Party. Suggestions From Toy Department CC. A n der so Nyssa Eagles Card cember 28. FOR SISTER FOR BROTHER FOR MOTHER FOR DAD Thursday. De Supt. Leo Hollenbcrg went to Boise on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Brewer, of the Terteling crew, visited in Wilder last week end. Miss Dot Kaylor and Art Norcott were guests of Miss K aylor’s sister Mrs. Betty Van Horne in Payette Sun day. F. W. Osterkamp and fam ily will spend Christmas at the Tom Tarr home in Wilder. Mrs. Howard Williams of Nampa is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Oeo. M c Kee. The L. D. S. Relief Society of Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison and Mrs. Tom Burton returned Friday after a Ed. DuPre were visitors in Boise Mon and Parma gave a Christmas dance at few days visit in Pendleton on business. the Parih hall last night. day. Bobby, little son of Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. N. H. Myer of Boise spent last Stanley Moore, was unable to leave the Mr. and Mrs. Orville Glenn will spend Christmas in Boise with relatives week end with her sister Mrs. Agnes hospital Saturday after an attack of Wilson. of Mr. Glenn. pneumonia. He is reported doing nicely J. R. Hunter, who has been ill of flu ,! this week. Mrs. Frank Phillips visited her sister Mrs. W. L. Allred in Boise from W ed suffered a relapse and has been qu ite! Mr. and Mr. L. E. Stephens are mov sick again this week. He is improving. I nesday until Friday. ing from Boise to Nampa this week. Mr. and Mrs. Artie Robertson enter Saturday they brought Mrs. Artie Rob Les Sills made a business trip to Boise Monday. Mrs. Fam ham Sills accom tained the Dr. E. D. Norcott fam ily at ertson home after she spent a week’s dinner last Sunday. viist with them in Boise. panied him. Harry She’iton is home for the holi Mr. and Mr. C. B. Short are moving days from Robinette, where he has to the Stam residence, Just out of town, been mining with Dave Dugger, rented by Wm. DeGroft the past year. Kerm it Lienkaemper left Tuesday The DeGrofts have leased a farm in for Portland where he will spend the Lockett Gulch. holidays with his parents. On Christmas . . . . W e will make our daily delivery of milk and cream on Christmas morning instead o f in the afternoon* as customary. I f you wish extra cream and milk, please leave a note early. Wishing You A ll a Merry Christmas Sunshine Daily F. W. Osterkamp, Prop. Nyssa -''triiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiii liimiiiin litui mi in i : i unii imi hi hi hi hi hi hi i i hi hi hi i i hi i i hi hi hi hhiimii hi mm wir. 1 Eagles Card cember 28. For the convenience of shoppers we are remain ing open until a later hour Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Wilson Drygoods Thanks, and Merry Christmas The Friendly Store N YSSA OREGON granili Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Rock Shelton and baby W. E. Wilkins, from the I .a Grande office of the veterans state aid commis will spend Christmas in New Plymouth sion. conferred with Attorney E. M with Mrs. Shelton’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller. Blodgett Monday. John Ernest is working at Powell Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shelton of Lake- view stopped here Monday when en ^ r a g e during the night shift. He suc- route to Boise to visit Mrs Shelton's ceeded Harold Hoxie who has work with Quinn-Robbins. sister Mrs. Flora Chee'ey. W. W. Foster and son Howard left Mi.ss Margaret Pinkerton Is among Tuesday for Ogden, Utah, where they students who are home for the holidays. will purchase supplies for the Foster She arrived Tuesday from Spokane bee yard. where she attends business college. Mrs. C. S. Skinner and son Annin Dr. John Long returned to his home Washburn of Nampa were guests of In Salem Tuesday after a weeks visit Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wilson at the Des with relatives here. He and Mrs. Long eret ranch last week end. plan to open an office in Salem soon. Kenneth Williams and his cousin Miss Sabina Caldwell plans to leave Irvin Johnson of Houston, Ida., left Saturday night for Kent. Wash., where Saturday for Los Angeles where they she will spend tlie holidays. will visit relatives and seek work. Mrs. C. C. Cotton is leaving Thurs Mrs. Lillian Newby received the sad day for Kimberly, Ida., where she will j news last week of the death of her stiend Christmas with her daughter brother Fred Wilson Pash',ey in Shef Mrs. N. A. Webb. She will go on to field, Yorkshire, England. His death Gooding and plans to be away about a made Mrs. Newby the last survivor in month. her family. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ward o f Ontario Mr. and Mrs W. T. Posey and daugh- were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k . „ Hall Monday evenig and with them at- tf r Grace Saturday for San Fran- tended the Masonic installation. Others ^ ™ ^ from Ontario who came for the inrial- ™ ™ tion L ’oyd Harlan’ ° lder latlon were Mrs. Doolittle and Mr. and daughtw of the Poseyv " ld her 1,us- Mrs. Frank Miller. | band’ Most c f the stores in Nyssa wt',1 re-1 8 M Biordan wlU move from the K. 8. and D. ranch in Arcadia to the main open until a later hour on Thurs' Sloan ranch in Apple Valley, friends day, Friday and Saturday night of this week in order to accomodate the “ has also b e * ' , *hat Christmas shoppers. The stores will all Utah, investors are m be closed Christmas day. which falls on the K 8 and D- ior a *ugar beet ven* ture. Monday. Eagles Card Party, Thursday. De “The Gate City Journal Is the most welcome paper that comes to the cam cember 28. The Journal received a Christmas pus.'’ said Miss Margaret Hunt, who Is home from the U. of O. at Eugene. "W e greeting this week from Congressman Nyssa students read it In the library W alter M Pierce and wife who are va- every week, news, ads and all.” she j cattoning in Havana, Cuba. “ I t is trop- satd Incidentally James MeEwen re- leal here," wrote Mrs. Pierce. “ We are quested that a copy be mailed week’y I getting rested and ready for a big win ter.” to Oregon State. A belated wave of measles has swept | Miss Jeanette Martin and Miss Orah Kin -man Kolony with the result that Belle Rood, who teach at Vale, were at a number of children are out of school. the Martin home last week end and As a result, the teachers Mrs. Victoria also made a trip to Boise to see Mrs. Schweiser and Mlsa Meda Dearborn Joe Terteling. sister of Mlsa Rood, and will give a school program and treat new baby daughter Miss Martin will Friday but the annual community pro be home during the holidays and Miss gram will be postponed until Santa's Rood will be her guest over the New Year week end. return In 1934 interested Mrs. Ernest McClure and daughter m. r . Morrow, oi tne law firm of Joy returned Sunday after a visit of Richards and Haga of Boise was here* several days with her parents Mr. and Monday on business in connection with Mrs. G. L. Rehngren in Caldwell. the Jordan Valley Irrigation district. Oca Blaylock Is acting as assistant Mr. Morrow also transacted business in Vale. clerk for the relief committee at the city hall. He is employed from 10 till 4 o’clock each day. Miss Irene Ritchie, ORDER ON F R ID A Y —Those Parker county relief director, is here each house rolls, fruit cake, anything you Tuesday. may wish in the line of cakes and pas Eagles Card Party, Thursday, De- tries for your Christmas dinner. SW AN cember 28. B A K E R Y , City. De Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wilson spent Sun day in Nampa. Mrs. Wilson attending the Christmas dinner bridge of the Twam o club. W e. May this happy season bring you and yours every happiness you could wish for. Party, Oregon Christmas Groceries You will find just everything for the Good, Old-Fashioned Christmas Feast at Wilson Grocery . . . and at special low prices as we are continuing our Christ mas Grocery Sale until Saturday night, December 23rd. For your convenience the store will remain open Friday evening and as long as you want to buy Saturday night. G R O C E R Y SPE C IA LS G O O D U N T IL S A T U R D A Y BUY ALL YOU W ANT. Christmas Trees, all sizes ..30c to $1.25 Sugar, 10 lbs.................................... 55c Milk, all brands, 4 can f o r ...............23c Coffee, Hills Bros. Blue Can. 1 lb. ..25c Coffee, Hollywood, Vacuum packed, 1 lb. can .................................. 27c 3 lb. can .................................. 80c Coffee, Yellow Bag, 1 lb. pkg.........15c Bisquick Flour, Gold M e d a l...........33c Shredded Cocoanut, fresh, celophane, 1 pke.............................. 19c Raisins, Seedless, 4 lb. pkg............. 25c Baking Powder, K C, 25 cents size ..19c Jello, all fla v o rs ................................5c Pop Corn, that will pop, 5 lbs......... 25c Pumpkin, Preferred Stock, 2 1-2 size 2 for ........................................25c Dates, new crop, celophane pkgs. 2 lbs.......................................... 25c pound N IG H T — N O LIM IT, Pickles, Gerkin and other brands, fancy, 8 oz. bottles.................. 23c Cocoa, Hershey, 1-2 lb. cans ........... 10c Snowdrift. 3 lb. can s...................... 47c Christmas Candy, Mixed, 2 lbs. for 21c Chocolates, Fancy. 2 1-2 lb. b o x .....45c Chocolate Cherries, 1 lb. b o x ......... 33c Chocolates, 1 lb. b o x ...................... 25c Peanuts, fresh roasted, 3 lbs. for .25c Walnuts, Large Oregon, lb............. 20c Mixed Nuts, with ^eanuts, 2 lb......... 25c Mixed Nuts, without peanuts, lb......17c Brazil Nuts, Fancy, 2 lbs................. 29c Oregon Filberts, lb.......................... 20c Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. f o r ...............25c Oranges, new Navel, d o zen ............. 14c Cranberries, Eastern, 2 lbs. f o r ....... 29c Christmas Greetings W il s o n G r o c e r y PHONE 21 NYSSA, OREGON