The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, January 10, 1935, Image 6

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    CATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., JANUARY 10, 1935.
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January Bargains
Childrens Hose
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Dick Tensen went to Portland M on­
Ray Cable went to Boise Monday on '
day. He slopped a carload of cattle.
! bus.'ness.
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Mi-, and
Mrs. Max Landon
visitors in Caldwell Tuesday.
Slightly irregular, sizes 6 1-2 to 9 1-2. Regular
35c value, special price 19c. Rayon plate, excel­
lent for school or general wear— extra long. An
exceptional value.
25c
i 46 in. Oilcloth, yard
This 46 inch oilcloth comes in a varict of beau­
tiful patterns. A t this special price of 2 Jc a yard
it will not last long so come early to tu t your
choice of patterns— new spring colors.
M r and Mrs. W. A. MeNall
1 visitors in Caldwell Thursday.
Rubye In u Hemenway spent
week end with friends in Boise.
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I Shoe Table, choice $ 1.39 ñ
Broken lots, former values up to $2.95. W e in-
vite you to look them over.
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Childrens Shoos
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Leather heel and sole, blucher style, in sizes 6 to
79c
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D r e s s e s
79c to $1.39
W e want to clean out for new spring merchan­
dise and are putting a price on these drosses that
will move them fast. Our regular $1.95 di e; . s
have been reduced to only $1.39 and our 98c
dresses have been reduced to 79c.
I Wilson Drygoods |
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The Friendly Store
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Grocery specials
For Friday and Saturday, January 11, 12
You Can Save Money On These Prices— It W ill
Pay You to Stock Up.
TO M ATO ES, No. 2 1-2, Standard packed,
1 can 11 cents— Case, 24 can s....... $2.49
STRING BEANS, No. 2, Standard packed,
1 can 11 cents— Case, 24 cans
$2.49
PEAS, No. 2, Standard packed,
1 can 1 lc — Case, 21 cans .........
$2,49
CORN, No 2, Yellow, Standard packed,
1 can 11c— Case, 24 cans .
$2.49
COCOA, Our Mothers, 2 lb. can
O V A L T IN E , large size cans .
19c
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61c
IO D IZED SA LT, 2 cans f o r .......................... 15c
M ORTONS SMOKED SALT, 10 lb. can ..
79c
S N O W D R IFT, 1 lb. c a n .............................. 21c
SN O W D R IFT, 2 lb. can ..............................39c
S N O W D R IFT, 3 lb. c a n ................................59c
S N O W D R IFT, 6 lb. can, Cheaper than lard in
cans ............................................... $1.14
S Y R U P , Dependable brand, pure cane and
maple, 6 lb. c a n ..................................... 63c
were
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Mrs. N. H. Pinkerton has been sick
! the past week.
the
Miss Jeanette M artin returned to I
Vale Sunday to resume her teaching.
John Reese was able to leave
Ontario hospital last week.
the | F O R
R E N T —Five-room
plastered
house at my ranch. Chas. Bradley.
Supt. and Mrs. Leo Hollenberg spent
l-3-21p.
Mrs. Frank Bailey was sick last week
Saturday in Bal er on school business.
WAR TED:
Turkeys, ducks, chickens.
of tonsilitis.
M- s. Edgar White of Boise is a house i
g e e s e at highest market prices.
Henry Winder of Vale was in Nyssa Twenty-six years in the same place. C.
quest at the Rev. White home.
Thursday.
II. EOW M AN, Payette, Idaho, Phone
Tom Burton made a business trip to
1C3. tf.
Frank Refcerger is spending two
r.a Grand 3 last Thursday
weeks in Tacoma and other coast cities. SHARPENED—Saws, tools, knives aug­
Rev. White made a trip to Vale W ed­
er bit3. You dull them and I will
W. S. Bruce of Aroek was a visitor in
nesday and while there called on Rev.
•harpen them. Prices hand siws, 35c;
Nyssa Monday and Tuesday.
Eaker.
yerd saws 55c; crors cuts, 75c. saw gum-
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson and mig. Andrew McGinnis. l-102tp
Carl McClure of VVeiser was a visitor
nt the home of Mrs. Addie Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Max Sch-.velzer spent | LO ST— 1035 auto license No. 6579 be-
¡.Wednesday afternoon in Nampa.
Tuesday.
i tween Big Bend and Owyhee Chiist-
I
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis of Dcitrich, i Mrs. C. B. Short spent Monday and I mas day. N otify Werner Pcutz. lte.
Idaho, were ovemirrht guests of Mr. and Tuesday in Payett". Little Jeanie Short W ANTED T O F U N T - H v • vr
has been quite sick.
Mrs. VV. A. MeNall Thursday.
den or few acres of land near Nyssa.
John S. Harman of Denver <s visit­
The interior of Eder’s Hardware is
ing his brother Earl Harman and
1 getting a good “ spring housecleaning"
family.
1 this week.
Mrs. W. H. King. Mrs. C. L. McCoy
Hallie Wilson was in Nyssa Tuesday.
- nd children, Gayle and Robert were
He is working on the geodetic survey
in Boise Friday.
and is living in Boise.
Miss Betty McIIarguo returned home
Jim Attcbury of Payette was in Nys­
Tuesday after a weeks visit at the Rush
sa Wedensday and Thursday on busi­
McHargue home in Vale.
ness for the Idaho Power Co.
Mrs. H. TruelSon of Nyssa under
Doc Marshall returned Tuesday from
went a major operation in Ontario
Starkey Hot Springs where he spent
Tuesday.
the past week.
Mrs. Hazel D. Glides entertained li"r
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ray returned from
parents. Mr. and Mis. G. E Bertsch on
several wqeks visit at L r Grande. Mr.
New Years day.
R ay has resumed work at the Springer
ranch.
Mrs. Sally Dennis and daughters M;-:;
Georgia and Mrs. Edna Kcndler were
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vinsonhaler re­ visitors in Ontario and Fayette Sunday.
turned Sunday from a weeks visit in
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Adams spent the
Poitland. Miss Margaret Young ac­
week end in Boise with friends nnd
companied them fiom Pendleton.
relatives.
Miss Agnes Nichols and Kenneth
Miss Betty Jane Norwood of Vale was
Bach returned to Logan, Utah, Satu--
day to resume studies at the Utah State a week end guest of Miss Ruthclyn
Elston.
College.
Tlie Ernest McCIurd family moved to
Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Thompson
the K elly house this week. Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday in Emmett v.-ith Mr
Hcrschel Thompson will move into the Thompson's mother Mrs. Marie Earp.
house they vacated.
Miss Olive Hunter, who is conval­
Gayle nnd Robert McCoy returned escing from a recent serious illness, is
! to St. Joseph’s Academy Sunday morn- j now 0blc to be up.
| Ing after spending vacation with their
Mr. and Mrs. Trovatten and Mr. and
| parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy.
Mrs. B ill Campbell went to Beulah
Miss Gladys Elliott returned Sunday dam Monday where the men will work.
I morning from the Ontario hospital
Fay Swan is certain that spring is
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis. She is recovering nicely. just around the corner, for Fay and her
mother have * been picking flowers
M r and Mrs. Wilson Firkins nnd lit-1 almost every morning from their
tie daughter of Payette were guests fi0Wer garden on the protected side of
Sunday afternoon at the Berwyn Burke i the house,
home.
Mr. nnd Mis. Dallas Duncan of Boise
Miss M arjorie Sterling returned to were Saturday night and Sunday guests
I Payette Sunday evening after spend­ at the Felton Duncan home. Mr. and
ing the week with her grandparents Mrs. Bryon Pounds o f Caldwell, who
’ Mr. and Mrs. Tiros. B. Nordale.
nc'-cmpanird them were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Pounds.
George Ray
returned Wednesday
; evrning from Brise where he recriv-
The Epworth T gue In s
started
i ed medical trentr. ent. His mother Mrs. work on the operetta. “ Windmills of
I John Ray, who spent a few days in Ein- Holland.” This is under the direction
I mett, returned with him.
of Mrs. Laura F her and will be pre­
Howard Fost-r nnd Mira Eva Roberts sented within 1 w weeks.
of the Boise
companied O.
Nyssn Sunday
W. W. Foster
Business University ac­
Alvon McGinnis,
John Jarvis and
F. Bacon of
Boise to Dale Aschraft have each recently fin ­
to spend the day at the ished building from 2 to 4-room houses
home.
on dry land in t lie Kolony which will
be under the Owyhee project.
Mrs. Erma Miller and Mrs. Elizabeth-
Jones left Wednesday evening for their
Mrs. D. C. Duvall and daughter
homes iiv Grants Pass nnd Trout Lake Helen returned Sunday morning from
after spending three weeks with Mrs. Echo where they had been visit ng.
; Mary Felton.
Mis. Smith mother of Mrs. Duvall re­
Engineer o . O. Boden received word turned with them to spend the re
of the dentil of his mother Mrs. Char- malndcr of the winter here.
i lotte Boden of Kellogg, Iowa, on Dc-
Mr. and Mrs. Me rit Creeling. Jr., of
( camber 8. She was 89 years old. She had Yakima, arrived Saturday far a two
been ill for a long time. Mr. Boden weeks visit with the C C. H urt and M.
! visited Ills mother over a year ago.
. M. Greeting f i mi r s. Mrs. N. >. Hump-
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Ralph Boden, on of Engin--r and ' hrry, moiher of M rs. E. D. N, rr itt, ae-
Mrs. O. O. Boden. who spent th- p u t j ccmpanied them to \t it with her
two week- on a trip to Washington. 1). daughter nnd family.
C. nnd other eastern cities as a dele­
The W C. T. L . w ill observ - i National
gate of his fraternity at the nat'onol Prayer Day. Jnnirvv 11. nfte the busl-
convention rt turned to Ore-on State nr
meet ng o th b ites Ul at the
College at Corvallis Wednesday.
community church. Everyon is inylted
to attend both these meetings this
Mrs. Dwight Smith took her mother
afternoon.
Mrs. John Ray to Emmett Monday
j where she will visit several days with
her daughter Mrs. Harry Goshert and
G U ILD ELECTS O FFICERS
; family. Mrs. J. B. Smith accompanied
i hem nnd visited with Mr. nnd Mrs
; Emil Dr in.
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Syria and son S tinley Moore in Ontario Wednesday
Louie returned Sunday morning from afternoon. The following officers were
Sunnysitle, Wash., where they spent elected for the coming year: Mrs. A. V.
| the past three weeks visiting friends Cook, president; Mrs. C. C. Hunt, vice-
and relatives. Mr. J. E. Her rn met president: Mrs. Artie Robertson, secre­
them at the > ain ar i the S’ !a family tary.
J this
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FriWy-SaUirday. January 11 12
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w: stem with John Wayne
SrmU-v-M'-nday, January 13« 14
A line MacMahon, Guv Kibbie in
G i IEARTED HERBERT”
ng fo r a Day; Movie Memories and
Fox News
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Heavy cotton, fleece lined union suits, elbow
sleeve and knee length. Sizes 16 to 44. You can’t
afford to pass up this opportunity for only 79
cents.
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House
t his
M A R K E T FINDER
T ry our Market Finder to dis­
pose of surplus goods, rent a
house, find lost articles, to buy or
sell produce and many other uses.
Rates one cent a word per inser­
tion. Minimum. 15c.
l-10-2tp
Mrs. Art Norcott, Mrs. O. E. Kaylor Inquire Journal office.
Mr. and Mi s. Geo. M cKee spent Sun­
Mrs. Bert
Lienkaemper
were
day afternoon in Parma visiting Mrs. and
W A N T E L —For a buyer with S6000, a
visitors in Boise Monday.
Martha Stockton.
good improved irrigated 60 acre
Eldon Carter returned Sunday from farm. See Owyhee Realty Co, R. J.
’ 1rs. Geo. McKee spent Monday
Up
afternoon with Mrs. E. G. Gulley in Portland where he spent flip holidays Davis, manager, Nyssa, O;egon.
with relatives.
Ontai to.
wheel
FO R T R AD E — Chevrolet long v.-hre! I
•ar or £
base, dual wheel truck for car
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Campbell
of
David Austin left Wednesday evening
stock. E. E. Crocker, ’ » mile, Ea. y j g
for Portland where he will be in a CCC Nyssa were Sunday guests of Mrs. mile north Owyhee school.
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Lucile Johnston.
camp near that city. *
8. A good buy.
1 Ladies Union Suits
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93c i
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Mr Pn.1V,’
and Mrs. Charles Fisher of Owyhee New York City to
M.v a.id
¡.oryell of Vale at dinner
.. Ruth H r
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Sunday.
; past lliree raonth^E
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Ad-.entureand love in a town whore no one lives
v h v
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Also— “ Girl From Par?:'be” M usical, Comedy,
and Fox News
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HERE’S HUNDREDS OF
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Staring You In The Face!
Heavyweight Pure
A ll Choice plums of the Seaton— finest
Worsteds,
Fancy
Patterns or Plain Shades of Blue, ¿k-cv/n or Gray.
- Î 5 A L illi r i n v i v i -
$ 1 2 .8 5
Values to $17.50
$ 1 5 .8 5
$ 18.85
Values to $27.50
Values to $21,50
Dress Shi rts .by Marlboro
Hundreds of desirable patterns —Each one per
fectiy tailored. Your pick of Values to $2.Gü. /
PIO NEER
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Popular Shapes, Colors
and Patterns.
$1.S5 for $2.50 Hats
$2 95 for $4.00 Hatj
$3.95 for $5.00 Hats
Lounging
R O B E S
Pure Silk Rayon or
Celanese
H ALF
PRICE
Hundreds of Pairs o f fâi r ’t
A ll W ool $3.59 to $4.50 Cassar* res
in Zipper or Button Styles. ILuicy
Patterns.
S IL K
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$
1 .0 0
AND BEDFORD FANCY DRESS SH IRTS ............................... 85c
Dress Bats
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Fancy or plain in Reefer
styles.
Choice— 95c
Button or Pullover,
Broadcloths and Woven
Madras
$1.00 for $1.50 Grade
$1.25 for $2.CG Grade
73.2J fer $5.00 Silk
D r e s s
P a n t s
11 Worsted
rors!:ed $4.50 to $5.50 Pants—
nest of the season’s. Fancy Blue,
Cray or Brown.
v2 J o Pair
$2.95 Pair
MUFFLERS
Pajamas
1
3
3 for $1 for 50c Ties
2 for $1 for 75c Ties
2 for $1.50 for $1 i ies
LINED GLOVES
Dress or Driving
$1 25, $1.50 $1.75
$2.25 tor Fur Lined
Ontario
January Sale o f Men’s Wearables
In Conjunction WiPa The
Weiser.