The Gate city journal., January 17, 1935, Image 8

GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., JANUARY 17, 1985
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Little News of Nyssa
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Ruby* Lou Hemenway »pent the
week end In Weiser with friends.
Little Buddy Wilson is much im­
proved from a recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bertsch visited
Mrs. 8arah Robertson Is improv­
Erma Short of Welser spent Fri­ friends and relatives In Boise last
Sunday.
ing from a recent sickness.
day with Ruby Lou Hemenway.
Friday and Saturday
SYRUP, 10 lb. Amaizo, G old en .................... 59c
COCOA, Hersheys, 1 lh. can, ea ch ................15c
TOMATO JUICE, 14 oz. can, Campbells,
3 cans for ................................................. 25c
CATSUP, Large Bottles, 2 f o r ...................... ..25c
SOUP, Campbells, all flavors, 3 cans for..... 25c
STARCH, Corn or gloss, 1 lb. pkg., 2 f o r ..... 15c
OXYDOL, Washing Powders, large s iz e ..... 23c
KC BAKING POWDER, 50 oz. cans, each ...,28c
KC BAKING POWDER, 5 lb. can, e a c h ..... 45c
COFFEE, Hollywood, 1 lb. glass ja r s ..........28c
Ray Emmott returned Tuesday
Nick Rudllck was confined to his
George Schweizer made a trip to
TO TRADE—Six room house with
from Portland where he had de­
home Monday with sickness.
Boise Tuesday.
sleeping porch; cellar, tool room,
livered a shipment of cattle.
LOST—Black and white hunting wood. coal, grain, hay. Cow and hen
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. W i l s o n of
Raymond, Darlene and Frank
dog. Answers to name of Duke. houses; electric lights and power
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Syria and
, Nampa visited friends Thursday. Robert had their tonsils removed
Conrad Hart were guests of Mr. Reward. W. F. McLlng, Owner. In­ equipment also bee yard. Three
Mr. Wilson is buying old gold.
by Dr. J. J. Sarazin Saturday.
equipment also for bee yard. Three
and Mrs. J. E. Hearron on Sunday. quire at Journal
r.cres of land. Conveniently located
spent
Mrs. Margaret Nelson left Monday
Jack Short of Payette
The R. J. Davis 80 acres was sold FOR SALE—Netted gem potatoes. with plenty of water and drainage.
Monday and Tuesday at th‘ C. B. [or La Grande where she is visiting this week to Wm. Snader of Knelfl,
good grade; 50c hundred without Between
Christian and Friends
| relatives for a week.
Short home.
Utah.
sacks. See Herb Fisher at Qulnby church and near grade and high
ranch. 2tp.
Mrs. John Forbes returned re­
school In Star, Idaho. I Avant to
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young were
Attorney A. L. Fletcher and A. V.
trade this fine property for more
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and cently from a visit In Portland Cook have been frequently visitors
FOR SALE—Pure bred Jersey bull acres. F. L. Murray, Star, Idaho. 2tp
Mrs. Bill Wyckoff and Miss Har- with her daughters.
at court In Vale this week.
calf from good producing stock.
I rlet Ahearn in Ontario.
Price reasonable if taken now. C. SHARPENED—Saws, tools, knives,
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Duncan of
J. P. McGinnis o f Adrian 1s stay­
Mrs. W. R. Ewing of Payette has Boise spent Sunday with Mrs. Em­ ing at the home of his son Andrew M. BEAUMONT.
auger bits. You dull them and I
been visiting with her niece Mrs. ma Duncan and the Felton Dun- McGinnis while under the doctor's
will sharpen then. Prices hand saw,
[ C. B. Short. Little Jeanie Short is } can family.
FOR RENT—Five-room plastered 35c; yard saws 65c; cross cuts, 15c.
care.
| improved from her recent sickness.
house at my ranch. Chas. Bradley. saw gumming. Andrew McGinnis.
Vic Marshall went to San Fran­
Mr. and Mrs Herschel Thompson l-3-21p.
! J24p.
The John Lewellen family of cisco last week with a shipment of moved this week to the Beam house
Bonita made a short visit at the beef for the Nyssa Feeder Co., and formerly occupied by the Ernest Mc­
ra8S- P0W‘ ' L O S T -B ay Mare with star In fore-
parental C. Klinkenberfe home 1 according
to word
received top Clure family
ells Service Station. Ite.
head, weighs 1100 or 1200 lbs. v
when they brought James Lewellen price was received. He plans to re­
brand on left stifle, last seen at
WANTED—Housework
by
the
hour
back to school after spending the main this week to receive another
Mrs. Sally Dennis and daughters
or day; also care of children. Dor­ Adrian Notify D. C. Mosley, Home-
vacation at Bonita.
shipment.
Georgia
and Mrs. Ray Kendler
dale, Idaho.
othy Austin, ltp.
spent Monday with the E. Mclellan
family in Nampa.
Godfrey Allen and his mother,
Mrs. Ruth Oreen, left Tuesday for
Pendleton
where they will spend
several days on business.
SAVINGS THIS WEEK
Frank Burke and son Dwight of
Wendell were lri Nyssa Monday and
Tuesday and spent the night at the
Berwyn Burke home.
DRESS PRINTS— Just arrived Tuesday, new
Miss Fay Swan has been sick this
week with Intestinal flu and has
been unable to attend to duties as
stenographer for Attorney Lott
Brown and Frank Morgan.
colors and designs .............................. 14c yard
PILLOW CASES— Arlington, 26x42, ......... 19c
Mrs. Sid Burbidge
a n d tw o
children returned Sunday morning
from Portland where they had
been visiting since before Christ­
mas.
'..COFFEE, Hollywood, 3 1-2 lb. glass jars..... 95c
SHEETS— Mid-Winter Special on Large size,
Town Talk Brand, 81x99, Marked down from
98c .................................................................79c
V COFFEE, Yellow Bag, 1 lb.............................. 16c
WILSON
GROCERY
G. C. MacPerson of Portland,
spent the week end with his sister
Mrs. Will Beam. He left Monday
for his home. He and his wife had
been called to Caldwell by the ser­
ious illness of Mrs. MacPherson's
mother. Mr. and Mrs. MacPherson
I and Mr. and Mrs. Nichols of Cald­
well were Sunday dinner guests at
I the Beam home.
Face Powder, Face Cream, Rouge, Lip Stick,
Wildroot W ave Powder, Nail Polish,
Hand Lotion
ONLY 10c Each
Absolutely Independent
PHONE 21
NOTICE OF ESTRAY
Wilson Drygoods
NYSSA, ORE.
W A N T O —Turkeyi, ducks, chick­
ens. gese at highest market prices.
Twenty-six years In the same place.
Try our Market Finder to dls- J C. H. BOWMAN, Payette. Idaho.
pose of surplus goods, rent a 2 1 Phone 183. tf.
house, find lost articles, to buy or j
sell produce and many other uses, t WANTED TO RENT—House with
garden or few acres of land near
Rates one cent a word per lnaer- I
tion. Minimum 15c.
! Nssa. Inquire Journal office. l-10^tp
MARKET FINDER
We have taken up at our ranch
one mile above the Owyhee bridge,
one Jersey steer and one red steer,
unbranded.
Owner
may
claim
animals by paying feed and costs.
W. W. Smith. 2t.
The Friendly Store
Liberty Theatre
Friday-Saturday, January 18-19
“ KANSAS CITY PRINCESS”
With Joan Blondell, Glenda Farrell,
Robert Armstrong.
Sunday-Monday, January 20-21
“ THE CAPTAIN HATES THE SEA”
With Victor McLaglen, John Gilbert,
Alison Skipworth, Wynne Gibson.
Tuesday, Wednesday, January 22-23
“ MUSIC IN THE AIR”
with John Boles, Gloria Swanson,
Douglas Montgomery and June Lang.
Thursday, January 24
“ WEDNESDAY’S CHILD”
With Edward Arnold, Karen Morley and
Frankie Thomas.
CALDWELL’S Clearance
Double - Value
OKEGON
N YSSA
STARTS FRIDAY, January
One Lot Brushed W ool
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Originally $4.95, $4.50, $4.49
Now ............................................. $3.95
Mens Calf Skin and Best
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Regular $8.95 and $9.75
Now ............................................ $7.98
Mens Part W ool and Cotton
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Come and Get a Good Cotton Flannel
D RESS S H IR T S
W O R K SHIRT
Arrow Shirts.................................. $1.95
Large Selection o f New Patterns
Dress Shirts....... 98c, $1.29, $1.39 $1.49
On the Special for ..........................89c
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F o r ............................. ..................... $1.79
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98c
Mens Part W ool Regular
UNDERWEAR
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and Fleeced Lined— Was $1.95
=5 Now ............................................... $1.49
Y a rd
Mens Fancy Rayon
We have a Close out on all
HOSE
All Wool Blazers
Pair .................... 25c
... $2.79
Some sold at $5 and $6
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LARGE SELECTION
Work Pants
At
Only
CLO TH
Good Cotton
Mens Heavyweight Cotton
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W E HAVE REDUCED ALL OUR
WINTER W OOL SHIRTS.
Only ............................................ $1.49
A Good Bib
O VER ALL
For Only ........................................... 89c
Children’s Heavy Weight Cotton
UNDERW EAR
Now ................................................... 69c
No Peters Shoe Trade Stamps Will Be
Given Out During the Sale.
$ 4 .9 5
Regular $6.50 and $5.95—
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Heavy Part W ool
Regular $4.95— At .......................$3.79
W O R K S H IR T
29c
One Lot B est G rade Prints
Special
One
............................ 19c yard
Lot o f
P R IN T S
Yard ........................................... 13 1-2 c
O U T IN G F L A N N E L
4
Blaakets
Regular 98c value
Sale P rice ....................................... . 69c
Coat Sweaters
W OOL
TAXI-CLOTH WORK SHIRT........... 89 c
Suede Jackets
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IN TR O D U C IN G T H E N E W
S W EA TER S
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18 and
L adies A ll-W ool Skirts
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Regular $1.98— Now .................... $1.79
Regular $2.95— Now.................... $2.49
Regular $3.75— Now .................... $2.95
House D resses . . All Sizes
Regular 98c— Now ............................. 79c
Regular $1.79— Now ...................... 98c
Regular $1.95— Now .................... $1.49
R a y on P an ties
39c - 29c
BATH TOW ELS
22x40 .............. 15c
22x42 ..
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L A D IE S H A T S
Regular $1.95— Now ........................ 98c
Yard ............15c, 16 1-2 c, 20c, 22 1- 2c
L A D IE S SH O E S
H O S IE R Y
One Lot ......................................... $ 1.79
Come early and get a p a ir ............$2.79
Regular 69c— Now .......................... 59c
Regular 89c— Now .......................... 79c
Regular $1.00— Now ........................ 89c
Mohawk Sheets, 81x99 ................. $1.29
Pequot Sheets, 81x99 .................... $ 1.59
Manhattan Sheets, 81x99 ............... 79c
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