GATE C IT Y JOURNAL, TH U R SD AŸ, M ARCH 7,1935
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glasgow and
Miss Pauline Fogle and her aunt
ch ldren called on Mrs. Buell Clem- Mrs. Nellie Caverhlll of Milton,
ent In the Ontario hospital Sunday. ..pent the week end with Mist
She is much Improved from a recent Fogle's father Jim Fogle and visited
operation and plans to leave the with friends. They returned Mon-
hospltal this week.
¡d ay.
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Rubye L o u
Hemenway
Mrs. 8. H. Ross and Harvey Ross
J. T. Long, who has been sick for
Robert Olsen, attorney for the
several days Is now much Improved. Federal Land Bank of Spokane, was of Ontario visited at the Ethel spent Tuesday and Wednesday In
here this week.
Weiser visiting friends.
Crawford home Sunday.
Attorney Carl Coad was a '• usiness
Herman Towne and daughter
visitor In V a l. Wednesday.
Eveiyen were vijitors In Boisa W ed
Mrs. Hoyt Nash of Homed ale nesday.
visited at the parental O. J. Pink
Lloyd Marshall was taken to St.
ston home Sunday.
Alphonsus hospital In Boise Thurs
day for treatment. Mrs. Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lane and Mr. spent Sunday with him.
and Mrs. Bruce Hare were In Boise
Mrs. Nick Rudllck was sick a few
Saturday.
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong of
The Owyhee Irrigation office Is Wilder spent Saturday evening at
getting a good cleaning and kalso- the home of Mr. Armstrong's sister
W e A re Equipped to
minlng this week.
Mrs. Geo. McKee.
Ch oice
Tender
Meat...
Dewey Ray left Wednesday for
San Francisco with a load of cattle.
The New Flat Bottom
W right
DITCHING MACHINE
Recently patented will be demonstrated on the
Hugh Glasgow tract northwest o f the school
house, Nyssa, Oregon, at
1:30 P. M. March 9
A ll who are interested in the construction of
ditches or laterals are urged to attend this dem
onstration.
This machine will construct a flat bottom ditch
three feet wide at bottom and elevate the dirt
to both sides o f the ditch.
H. J. SLOAN, Sales Agent
Parma, Idaho.
Drink
Plenty of
MILK
Bert Moore came from Sunnyslde,
Mrs. Sally Dennis and daughters
Wash., last week to work for J. E. Georgia and Mrs. Ray Kendler were
Hearron.
guests at a birthday dinner at the
Wm. Peutz home In Owyhee Satur
Mrs. W. A. McNall, Mrs. Wm. De-
day evening.
G rofft and
Grandpa Lyman De-
G rofft spent Monday In Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Anderson ar
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Syria and son rived from Salt Lake City on Friday
Louie left this week for the Yakima to work on their dry ranch in Klng-
valley where they will make their man Kolony. They are building a
home. Conrad Hart helped them to small house.
move their things.
George M cKee and Hubert Jones
Mrs. Dewey Ray took several high made a business trip to Brogan
school students to the tournament Monday. Mrs. M cKee accompanied
at Ulnon this week end. Mrs. A. V. them as far as Vale and visited with
Cook accompanied the party and Mrs. Dave Laurance.
will visit her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Mrs. W. F. McLlng returned home
Davis In Union.
Saturday from Emmett where she
spent a few days. Her mother, Mrs.
Marie Earp returned with her to
make a short visit with Mrs. McLlng
and Mrs. Herschel Thompson.
Seed
W heat
Have Your Seed
Wheat Cleaned
Before the Spring
Rush Starts
A1
Thompson
“The Farmer's Own Co-Op"
Build up your resistance by drinking Shelton’»
Phone 26
Nyssa
fresh, pure milk. A sunshine tonic for young and
Shelton Dairy
Take Advantage of
this special offer.
Fully guaranteed.
Friday and Saturday
Permanent Waves as
low as
For Friday and Saturday, March 8 and 9
Evelyn’s
Beauty Shop
TO M ATO ES, taste tells, No. 2 1-2 cans,
3 f o r ...................................................... 35c
$1.25
N YSSA
Miss Sabina Caldwell returned
Friday evening from a four weeks
visit that took her to Kent, Tac
oma and Seattle, Wash.
She at
tended a buyers
convention In
Seattle and visited
friends
and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long came in
from Arock Monday. After a few
days visit here Mrs. Long and small
daughter Evelyn went on to Boise to
make an indefinite visit with rela
tives. Mr. Long Is staying with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long.
Leonard Marshall, who has been
working in La Grande, arrived in
Nyssa Tuesday for a visit until Sat
urday at the Lloyd Marshall home.
He came down to see his father
who is In the St. Alphonsus hospital
in Boise. Last reports from Boise
say that Mr. Marshall Is much 1m
proved.
FOR SALE—Baby Lima Bean seed
4c. Wm. DeGrofft. Phone 5172. M14p
H O M INY, No. 2 1-2 cans, 2 f o r .................... 18c
SALM O N, Red Soekeye, 1 lb. cans, 2 for.....37c
B A K IN G POWDER, Calumet 1 lb. can, ea. . 24c
RIPE OLIVES, pint can, 2 f o r ......................29c
PIN E APPLE , 2 1-2 cans, 3 for ................... 58c
PEARS, 2 1-2 cans, 3 f o r .............................59c
SARDINES, 1 lb. cans, 3 f o r ........................ 23c
T O M A T O JUICE, 14 oz. cans, 3 cans .......25c
SHRIM P, large size can, 3 cans.................... 35c
COFFEE,, Yellow bag, 1 lb............................ 16c
L ib e r t y T
NYSSA
h eatr e I
OREGON !
Friday-Saturday, March 8, 9
John Wayne and Duke
A Four-Star Western. Sensational Added Fea
ture. Latest Exclusive Picture of the
Dionne Quintuplets
See them from dawn to bedtime.
C ATSU P, Rouge River, giant size bottle, ea. 19c
Sunday-Monday, March 10, 11
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GROCERY
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in
“ KENTUCKY K ER N ELS ”
With Mary Carlisle and Noah Beery
Tuesday-Wednesday-Thurs., March 12, 13, 14
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson’s
Absolutely Independent
“ BABOONA”
An Aerial Epic over Africa.
N Y SSA , ORE.
Makes each meal agreeable as well as being
in the late models.
more healthful.
E A T M O RE M E A T
NYSSA PACKING CO.
W e Specialize in the
VAN
NORMAN
Selected Short subjects with all Programs.
OREGON
N YSSA
G R IN D IN G
M ETHOD
Announcing
See Us for further in
formation. No addi
tional cost.
That W e Are An Associate Dealer In
CHEVROLET MOTOR
CARS
E. W. PRUYN
Auto Repairing
Nyssa, Oregon
Come in and have a look and ride in one of the
new Standard Sedans
Norcott Service Station
Nyssa, Oregon
G U IL T Y L our
coal
Has Been Accused of—
Have You Heard
of the
— Furnishing More Heat
— Less Ash and
— Greater Economy
NEW CADA OIL
(Revitalizing)
— W e A D M IT ITS G U IL T —
W AVE
And Sentence it to hard duty in your furnace or
range. W e know it will make good.
N O A M M O N IA
NO BORAX
Boise-Payette Lumber Co.
Let Us Tell You
About It.
Dwight Smith, Manager
R U B Y E LO U
B E A U T Y SH O PPE
Phone 16
Nyssa
Oregon
! I
See Us For Building Supplies
N YS S A
SHOES
OREGON
P H O N « 15
BIG SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED
459 PA IR S of N E W F O O T W E A R arrived Tuesday and has been added to
our present stock. W e can fit you in your correct size with A L L L E A T H E R
SHOES that won’t squeak or run down like mail order shoes.
WOMENS SHOES
WORK SHOES
W H IT E and T A N OXFORDS
$1.98
For the man who demands wear
O XFO RD S and TIES
and wear and wear— our best work
shoe a t ..............................
$4.95
In Black and W h ite ............ $2.95
W O M E N S DRESS OXFORDS,
PU M PS and TIES for $3.95
SO M EW H ERE IN SONORA”
M AYO N N AISE , Best Food, quart j a r ...........42c
Pint j a r ................................................ 27c
W ILSON
hardened seats used
T. A. Wayne, nurseryman from
Payette expects to be in Nyssa for
the next few weeks selling fruit and
shade trees. He has dug trenches
and has a stock of trees on the lot
west of the old Leuck blacksmith
shop.
K R A U T , No. 2 1-2 cans, 3 f o r ......................34c
SOUP, Campbells, all flavors, 3 f o r ............25c
Cars including the
Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs. Artie
Robertson and Mrs. Howard Larsen
left Sunday morning for a visit with
friends and relatives near
Twin
Falls, Idaho. They expect to be gone
a week.
Mrs. Mattie Thomason accom
panied Mr. Bacon from Boise Satur
day to visit with her son Charles
Thomason and family and
with
friends. On Sunday she was a din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. M c
Nall.
OREGON
SUGAR, 10 lb. b a gs................... ................. 54c
Thomas J. Russell returned Mon
day from a ten days visit at his
home In Hollywood. He is busy get
ting his dry land ready for water
this summer. He has a new caterpil
lar tractor to help.
P. M. Binkley and Mrs. Roy James
celebrated their birthday with a
dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Mary Felton. Mr. and Mrs. Binkley,
Mrs. Tom Butler, Mrs. Felton and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy James enjoyed the
birthday repast.
old. Produced in Oregon for Oregon folks.
NYSSA
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Higginson
have moved from Grandma Powell’s
house to the house formerly oc
cupied by the L. E. Stephens. Mrs.
Powell Is expected to return to Nys
sa soon.
Grind Valves on all
SCOUT S H O ES
B R O W N S C O U T STYLES
Good wearing shoes at a fair price
FOR T H E L A D Y H A R D T O FIT
W e have a complete line o f narrow
widths as well as regular widths;
widths as narrow as A A A and A in
TRIM-TRED
Health Shoes
q r
'• • J O
You will pay $6.00 for
this shoe in many stores
MENS ................................. $1.69
B O Y S ...................................$1.59
S T U R D Y W O R K SHOES
With composition soles;
popular
with the hard working man at a
price you can a ffo r d ............ $1.98
W IT H E A CH P A IR OF SHOES we will give away
your choice o f a box of marbles, a doll or a Hi-Low
top — Besides PO L L PA R R O T SHOE M O N E Y !
Wilson Drygoods O regon