GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 28,1934
Japtha Wade, Jr., of Burmingham, nlte visit with his aunt Mrs. H. R.
Girl Scouts will give their benefit
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Elliott of the
On leave from West Point military
program a t the Parish hall tonight.
Kolony had as guests Sunday their school, Mac LaMoyne has been visiting Cal., arrived here Friday for an lndefl- Sherwood and family.
Otis Crocker is here from Idaho ntphew Marvin Blakely and family of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. La
Falls.
Boise.
Moyne and wtih friends In Boise the
The ladle* aid is holding a social Mrs. Guy Bailey arrived from Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton spent Sat
Malcolm Crawford went to Logan, past week. His brother Charles, Jr., has
meeting at the home of Mrs. Green Monday for an indefinite visit here.
urday in Nampa with their daughter Utah, Saturday to Join his wife who has also been here from Boulder dam.
Campbell today.
I Miss Lucille Wtxon visited friends a’ Mrs. Moore and family.
been visiting relatives there the past
Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Larsen mot-1
Fill th e .
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson and Mr. month. They will return home about ored to Payette lake Sunday and their f
Win. Rusk, owner of the Rosebud i Owyhee dam Sunday.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Barker
were
dinner
July 1st.
son Warren returned with them after a
Wm. Peulz made a trip to Baker
Poolhall, left Friday for Portland where
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
he will spend some time under medical Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peutz and sons pleasant outing at the Butler camp.
Long In Arcadia.
care.
of Payette and Mrs. Tatie Teague of The Larsens also enjoyed a visit with
Mrs Sarah Robertson has been very
Mrs. Leslie McClure and baby daugh Oakland, Cal., were guests Thursday their niece from Twin Falls who Is va
Earl Powell came from Orland, Cal., ill the past week.
ter returned home Saturday from the of Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Peutz at their cationing at the Girl Reserves camp.
to attend the funeral services for his
Parma golfers have been Invited to Parma maternity home.
Joe Robertson returned from Payette
ranch on the Owyhee.
father. He left on Tuesday.
Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
attend open house on the Nyssa course
lake with the McConnells on Saturday.
With Goody-Goodies from the Bakery. An ever =
Mrs.
Joanle
McNelr
of
Coquille
was
Elliott,
under
went
a
tonsil
operation
The Conrad Martin family were Sunday.
tempting array of cakes and pastries baked g
the guest this week of her sister Mrs.
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Norcott and Mr. Friday.
Young Jimmy Cook cut his foot sev J. S. Weddle. On Monday evening Mrs.
Notice
to
Dairy
Patrons
daily.
Otis.
and Mrs. Farnham Sills were dinner
Earl Danley gave a family dinner in
Mrs. Ruby Rust Joined old friends guests Sunday at the A. H. Boydell erely Monday night while wading in her honor.
mud.
The Oregon Milk Control Board
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Monteith of Chic j home.
Mrs. Ernest McClure was home the
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McConnell were
I
ago in Boise Friday for a gala reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Pud Long were In from in from Long Valley from Saturday un forepart of the week from Caldwell created by an act of the last legislature =
has set the following minimum retail S
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hall return I their camp at the Holdout yesterday. til Monday.
where she and her husband are visiting prices on milk and cream In Malheur
ed Monday from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Long's sisters Mary and Cora Car
Mrs. H. T. Francis went to Boise while Ernest is helping with work In
A Spicy Variety in Sandwich Bread
Mrs. O. O. Koenig In Baker. Mrs. Jess ter accompanied them and went on to Monday to spend this week with Mrs. I. his uncle’s bakery. They plan to return County effective July 1st, 1934.
MILK
Ward of Ontario accompanied them their home at Boise after a week’s out N. Nelson.
in several days
NYSSA
OREGON |
4 per cent milk, quarts 10c, pints 6c
ing.
home for an Indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper and
Mrs. Annie E. Caldwell of Boise, aunt
Ted Newell and Norvllle Leuck re
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Servoss enjoyed the Paul Ayre spent Tuesday with Mr. and of Sid Bubridge, with Mrs. G. W. Clev 5 per cent milk, quarts 11c, pints 6!4c S iuiuii mu in m i in u mm hi m iiintmii m itauM ii» a u mm M H a m a i M * N a i N i N H H H * W N M * * k ''
6 per cent milk, quarts 12c, pints 7c
turned Thursday night from a week's visit of her sister Mrs. Hawley and Mrs. Wm. Bailey at Brcgan.
enger and Mrs. Pearl Hill of Vale were Processed milk, lc more per quart
fishing on the Deschutes. While Ted family from Portland last week. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman of g-uests at the Burbidge home on Mon Gallons, In cans 35c
I MLillllilillllil Ml . mi l . l l l l l l l l l l Mil in wiiinuimiHtiiiilHiHliiilillllil.llllHI'lll limili N É M B M O M I
was fishing Mrs. Newell spent a week Servoss is slowly recovering from a re Caldwell were guests Sunday at the ; day.
Whipping cream, 33 to 36 per cent
cent Injury.
with her parents at Walla Walla.
Shelton home.
Ray Garrison arrived home Friday
*4 pints 16c, pints 28c, quarts 50c [
Miss Doris Smith spent the week end after spending several weeks at The
Table cream, 20 to 22 per cent B. F. j
If You A re.
with Vera Garrison. Mrs. Chas. New- Dalles where he helped with a wheat
’4 pint 13c, pints 21c, quarts 35c
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i w N i l lit t l.U H .H N i n m m M I N N N i l llllU l III MiMlil l:l III W U M I I I I IJf bill and daughter were also guests at
S
Buttermilk, Bulgarian or culture
j
survey. Ray has completed another
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the Garrison home Sunday.
Quarts 10c, Gallons 35c
successful year at Oregon State.
Mrs. Paul Wilson and children ar- j
We
are
putting
these
prices
into
ef
rived Tuesday from Pondosa for a visit j Supt. Leo Hollenberg and family re fect on that date.
turned Monday from a week's visit in
at the W. B. Hoxle home.
SHELTON DAIRY
Mr. and Mrs.. Don Shephard and i Portland, Newport and Corvallis. While
H. F. EMBREE STAR DAIRY j
the Fourth
family of Huntington spent Monday j Mr. Hollenberg transacted business in
Portland. Mrs. Hollenberg and children
STAPLES JERSEY DAIRY
here.
and
her
mother
vacationed
on
the
CARMAN JERSEY FARM
Mrs. Ed. Kemp spent last week in
beach at Newport.
O. K. DAIRY
LaGrande with relatives.
Mrs. O. R. Hite is recovering from a
painful accident. She almost severed
her finger with a butcher knife.
Dewey Hoxie came from Pendleton
Monday on a business trip. He spent
Tuesday In Boise.
Glenn Pounds of Caldwell is working
at McHargue barber shop this week
and next.
Mrs. Cordelia Seburn and little
grandson arrived Monday from Calif
ornia. Her little grandson is here for an
McCORMICK DEERING
Indefinite stay.
Chas. E. Peck, secretary of Big Bend
Irrigation district, was here Monday on
district business. “We're inviting all of
All Kindt—For a Gay 4th!
the country around to our annual
Fourth
of July at Big Bend park,” said
FIRECRACKERS, SPARKLERS, CAP GUNS,
Mr. Peck who never misses one himself.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLing were
PINWHEELS AND SET PIECES
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tldd in
Everything for a Good Old-Fashioned 4th
Boise last week end. They also visited
Every ball is absolutely guaranteed. Any de
with Mr. McLIng's sister and family
ICE CREAM AND SODAS
near Boise and his mother who is there
fective ball will be replaced or money refunded.
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from Salt Lake City.
SEE CALDWELL’S FIRST
ST!
Fountain Service Day and Night
While In Salt Lake for the medical
3
STS
convention. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Sarazln
“The
BIG
BALL
is
the
Best
Buy”
Make Your Headquarters at—
Swanky Shirts, Light Flannels, New Ties, Belts, ; -i
and daughters Harriet and Isobel en
and Sox for the Particular Man.
joyed a pleasant visit last week with
relatives, the Dr. F. A. Goeltz family
Treated
against
destruction
by
insects;
smooth,
who resided here some years ago. The
Misses’ White Shoes on Sale at $1.98 and $2.98
uniform and non-tangling
Sarazins returned Sunday.
Organdie Blouses ..................................... 98c
Dr. W. F. Dean and wife and daugh
ter of Osceola, Iowa, have been vaca
Rexall Store
Cute Chicken Blouses, rayon plaids or plain with
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
tioning with relatives In Nyssa, Payette
and Emmett. Dr. Dean is a brother of
knit neck, o n ly ....................................$1.19
OREGON
NYSSA
GENUINE I. H. C. REPAIRS
Mrs. J. B. Smith, Earl Dean of Payette
White Skirts and New Cotton Frocks, just the
iiiiiiittiitiiiiiirii'UiiiiifiHiMiiittiii.iiriiniiTniiiiiiJiinirriiriiiiriiiiiiiiniiu n n rm u in 1 i.iiiiinimmurn m im mm in . i and Emil Dean of Emmett. Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Lucile Johnston accompanied
thing
for the Fourth.
them to the coast last week, returning
Always look for the International Harvester
Sunday in time for the Boise ball game.
The visitors are returning to Iowa this
trade mark because Genuine parts fit better and
week end after a very pleasant visit
here.
last longer.
LITTLE NEWS OF NYSSA
Picnic Basket
The Swan Bakery j
Stepping Out
Fireworks I
The Big Ball
M E D TWINE
Nyssa Pharmacy
Caldwell’s Store
Specials
WANT ADS
C. M. CALDWELL
I FOR SALE—Spotted Poland China
Shoats. Chas. Garrison, Phone 78F2.
NYSSA
Eder Hardware Co.
LOST—Keys in case presumably on
j Nyssa streets. Please leave at Journal.
| WILL TRADE Hudson "26 truck In good
condition for cows. Inquire of H. J.
Holmes first house north of old Owy
hee bridge.
July 5pd.
NYSSA, OREGON
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Friday, Saturday, Monday, June 29-30, July 2
COFFEE, MJB, 1 lb. can ............................... 33c
COFFEE, MJB, 2 lb. can ...............................65c
PEARS, No, 2 1-2 can, fancy........................19c
PEACHES, 2 1-2 cans, fancy Del Monte........19c
TOMATO JUICE, 15 oz. can, Del Monte,
3 fo r .........................................................25c
WASHING POWDERS, White King, large size
package ...................................................27c
WESSON OIL, pint cans with Mayonnaise
Mixer .......................................................49c
WESSON OIL, quart cans with Mayonnaise
Bowls ...................................................49c
CRACKERS, 3 lb. b ox ................................... 33c
CRACKERS, 2 lb. box, salad wafers........... 29c
GRAHAM CRACKERS, 2 *b, boxes............. 29c
COOKIES, fancy, in celophane b ags........... 27c
COOKIES, mixed in celophane bags............19c
WHOLE WHEAT FIG BARS, 2 lbs............25c
MAYONNAISE, Best Foods or Durkees,
Quart jar ............................................... 32c
Pint jar ................................................... 19c
—At—
WILSON GROCERY
Everything in Fresh Vegtables and Fruits
^ " " " ^ '" ^ b lohitd^^independent
PHONE 21
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NYSSA, ORE.
AVE
ONEY!
You 11 Save Enough at Our Summer Sale with which to ce'ebrate on the 4th—
if you take advantage of these real bargains!
Extra Special for Saturday
Bit Miss RAG RUG, 18x36,
49c Value—ONLY 19c
While They Last!
Men’s Stripe Dress Pants........$1.50
Men’s White F'annel Pants ... $4.95
Men’s White Dress C a p s......... 39c
Men’s Dress S h irts................... 89c
Men’s Sleeveless Sw eaters....... 98c
Men’s Dress O xfo rd s............$2.49
Work Clothes
Red Ball O veral's................. $1.29
Boys Red Ball O veral's............98c
Men’s Liberty Stripe Overalls ..98c
Men’s Gaunt'et and wrist leather
faced gloves ......................... 39c
Work Shoes, composition soles
........................................$1.98
Men’s Cashmerette White Sox,
2 pairs ..............................25c
Ladies Rayon Bloomers........... 29c
Misses Rayon Bloomers............25c
Ladies Brassiers ....................... 25c
Rayon Munsingwear Hose ..... 39c
Silk Fu'l Fashion Hose ............69c
White Purses ........................... 69c
Children’s Voile dresses........... 69c
Ladies G irdles........................... 50c
Ladies Blouses........................... 98c
Ladies Rayon White Slips....... 98c
Chi'dren’s White Purses........... 35c
Ladies White Rayon Sweaters 69c
SHOES
Our stock is complete. You will find White and Black Shoes for the v hole fam-
i'y. Our prices are reasonable. Give us a call.
Wilson Drygoods
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