The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, March 21, 1935, Image 4

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tiAJJS CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MARj-'H 2 1 ,1 9 3 5
FASHION SH O W TO
BE HELD IN ONTARIO
address sytsem and act as master of j TEACHERS
TO MEET
Ontario merchant partidipating in
A T LA GRANDE
the presentation of the show Include
Boyer Bros.. Gilley’». Alexander's, O.
Tilings new and novel in wearing J. Breler. Toggery Bill, Owen’s
The annual conference of teachers
apparell for both men and women Shoppe, Golden Rule Store and Pet­ and school executives located In the
v/111 be on parade in Ontario, erson Furniture Company. Tickets eastern part of the state is scheduled
Thursday evening, March 28, at the i for admittance to the show must be for La Grande on March 30th. This
high school gymnasium when mer- I obtained from one of the above; annual conference is one of the most
chants of Ontario will present a ; named stores.
Important held in Eastern Oregon,
show embracing all the outstanding |
and its growth over a period of
style vogues and features of the • VALLEY V IE W NOTES years Indicates the fact that it is
current spring season.
I filling a need for such an organiza­
A well balanced program of enter­
tion.
tainment features has been pre­
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bullard spent
Each year pedagogues gather here
pared to lend additional entertain- I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. from all parts of Eastern Oregon to
ment to the modeling of new spring Brewer,
hear
educators discuss p l a n s
garments. Featured in the program j
and methods in use in school and
are several specialty dancing number
Mr- and Mrs- A- F- Calloway m o t-,
state SuDerin-
1 ored to Emmett Sunday to visit class room- 17118 year 8taM: Bllperm‘
by the best available talent.
j
tendent
Doctor
C.
A.
Howard will
friends.
A public address system in to be
¡appear and discuss the most recent
installed in the gym to facilitate
Mr. and Mr.s B. J. Schram visited legislation affecting school districts -
description of each article modeled. Mr. and Mrs. A. T Smit of Vale last I Qn tjj0 same program will appear
Mr. Frank Shopen, premier an­ Sundiy.
Doctor Grayson Kefauver, Dean of
nouncer of radio station KFXD has
Mr. and Mrs. Will. Rees, Stanley the School of Education of Stanford
been engaged to handle the public penn> Winn Brown and his mother., University, and in addition many of
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— Mrs. Eill Brown and daugther were the educational leaders of the east-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brown em part of the state.
Sunday.
The conference lasts during one
-O N T A R IO
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. j day only and Is held at the Eastern
Sharp were informed that a daugh­ Oregon Normal school, which acts
ter arrived at their home March 11. as a host for the assemblage.
SUN.-MON.-TUES.
THE NEWEST OF THEIR
GLORiOUS TRUMPHS!..
The author and director
o f "Back Street" now bring
yo u an even g r e a t e r a n d
more p o w erfu l en tertainm entl
\
^ s
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Martin spent
ABLE SPEAKER TO
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. 9.
F. Calloway.
APPEAR IN ONTARIO
Bill and Virginia Fitch are the two
new in the school. They live on the
D. T. Sleep ranch.
Alden G. Alley of Washington D.
The Cheerio Club met Thursday C., associate secretary of the Nat-
night to discuss further plans for the ; ¡onai council for the Prevention of
remainder of the year.
War. will speak in the Ontario high
The Valley View boys and girls school auditorium Tuesday evening.
motored to White Settlement for a April 9, at a Joint meeting of all or­
baseball game. The Valley View boys ganizations Interested in the fur­
won 10 to 3 and the .White Settle­ therance of world peace in the low­
er Snake river valley. The meeting
ment girls won 15-13.
The OK Clothing club had a is being held under the auspices of
meeting Wednesday evening at the the local anti-war committees of
schoolhouse. After a short discus­ Vale, Ontario, Nyssa, Payette, Weis-
sion meeting refreshments were er and New Plymouth, and the
Snake river valley ministerial asso-
served by the leader.
FRESH BAKED
DAILY
Delights of
Every
Variety
FANNIE HURST’S
iMITft
OF LIFE
So templing an array you’ll find it difficult to
make a “ first choice” . Stop in.
FRI-SAT. MARCH 22 23
STAGE AND SCREEN
SH O W
The Swan Bakery
NYSSA
OREGON
Write today. Rawleigh Co.. Dept, i
ORC-148-SA2. Oakland. Calif. M28*
WANTED—Men interested In elec­
trical refrigeración and air con­
ditioning training. Instruction can
be obtained for as little as $5 month
payments. Prepare yourself f o r
work In this coming Industrial field
and take the first step today by
writing R. and A.C. Institute, Box
267, Nampa, Idaho. 3-14-3tp.
WANTED—Dressmaking, children .
50c; womens $1.00; also crocheted
Govemor Ross of Idaho signed the dress and suits, wool or cotton. Mrs.
legal liquor bill Monday afternoon Henry Truelson. 3-14-4tc.
and for the first time in 19 years,
If you need a plumber, call for
Idaho is legally wet. While legally
wet, no wet goods can be purchased John Poague at Baldridge Imple­
as the law provides that all liquor ment Co. Phone 113.
shall be dispensed from state owned
stores. It will be several days before
the state commission is appointed,
and several day more before stores
are ready.
If you feel hungry, try the Kozy
Cafe. Good eats at all hours.—Adv.
Buy from our advertisers and get real satisfaction !
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C
K
S
Everyth in g for the
HOME BUILDER
W e Sell That Good
ABERDEEN
0
COAL
N
W e Are Equipped to
Grind Valves on all
LUMBER CO*
PHONE 47
hardened seats used
M ARKET FINDER
Try our Market Finder to dls-1
pose of surplus goods, rent a i
house, And lost articles, to buy or
sell produce and many other uses, j
Rates one cent a word per inser­
tion. Minimum 15c.
I
in the late models.
Drink
W e Specialize in the
VAN
NORMAN
Plenty of
GRINDING
WANTED—Clean, cotton rags at
the Journal office 5 cents a lb.
MILK
METHOD
Reward.
LOST—1 bronze spur. $1
Gate City Journal.
See Us for further in­
FOR SAL'S-Sumr.ch bushes, 25c
each. Mrs. J. T. Long. A4* .
FOR SALE—Climax seed oats $1.60
cwt. John Lrckey, Nyssa. 3-21-3tp.
FOR SAT E—Four work horses, two
milch cc.vs, plows, cultivators, and
other farming implements. See Carl
H. Conri, Attorney, Nyssa, Oregon.
3-21-ltp.
FOR SALE—Thirty turkey hens and
three terns, good breeding stock,
just starting to lay. J. W. Kygar,
mile east Langdon Service Station.
3-21-2tp.
FOR SALE—Span of mares, 10 and
12, weight 1200 and 1300; young
team, mare and gilding, weight 1300.
See Frank Morgan for information.
FOR SALE—Baby Lima Bean seed.
4c. Wm. DeGrofft, Phone 5172, and
T. A. Marshall. M28Pd.
FOR SALE—Turkey toms. Bronze,
yearlings. Inquire at Journal of­
fice or see E. C. Coble. 3-14-2tp.
formation. No addi­
Build up your resistance by drinking Shelton’s
tional cost.
fresh, pure milk. A sunshine tonic for young and
old. Produced in Oregon for Oregon folks.
E. W. PRUYN
Auto Repairing
Nyssa, Oregon
Shelton Dairy
Here’s Your Opportunity to
Begin Cooking Electrically
For a Limited Time W e
W ill Allow
*25
$15.00.
FOR SALE—Baby chicks, all popu­
lar breeds. Baby turkeys and baby
ducks. Custom hatching and hatch­
ing eggs. Cain's Hatchery, Ontario,
Oregon. 2-14-tf
FOR SALE—One hundred thirty
good lots In Nyssa, Oregon. Terms.
C. C Hunt, owner. 3-21-tfc.
New Accoun ts
Furnish One Room or Your
Entire House
For one week we make this sensational
offer: Come in, open a budget a c c o u n t -
select the furniture you want — and we w ill
WANTED—Turkeys, ducks, chick­
ens, gese at highest market prices.
Twenty-six years in the same place.
C. H. BOWMAN, Payette, Idaho
Phone 163. tf.
TRUCKING—Coal, wood, grain.
produce, gravel, and, livestock,
anything
moving.
W ell haul it
anywhere. H U G H
OLASGOW,
Phone 36F3. tf
SHARPENED—Saws, tools, knives.
auger bits, lawn mowers. You dull
them and I will sharpen them. Scis­
sor sharpening. Andrew McGinnis.
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route
of 800 families. Good profits for
hustler. We train and help you.
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deliver it without any down payment.
And bear in mind that here you will b «
selecting from the finest, best made furni­
ture it is possible to buy— at prices that
bring important savings.
Get Your
CHICK STARTING
MASH
From I s
j Why experiment with formulas]
that have not been proven when
you can get our
Extra Special
PURINA STARTEM
This fine Sim m ons Bed, ex­
actly as illustrated, in a choice
of finishes — together with a
Simmons M attress and Sim­
mons Coil Spring, on terms as
low as
Which you know are good and
which have stood the test of time.
Don't experiment—buy
proven
products.
For Your
Old Range
New Electric Range
Now you can cook the clean,
cool, convenient electric way. Life
is too short to miss the happiness
and satisfaction you w i l l enjoy
with a modem electric range to
ease your “ 3 meals a day.” No soot,
smudge or grime! No blackened
pots. You c a n banish matches,
flames and fumes from your home
with a gleaming n e w electric
range.
Take adavntage o f this remark­
able special offer now. Come in
and see the new Hotpoint and
Westinghouse Electric Ranges on
display. There are many attractive
models from which to choose— a
type and size for every family— a
price to fit every purse.
Now Is The Time To Act!
GEM CHICK START
A W EEK
A1
Thompson
"The Farmer's Own Co-Op"
Peterson Furniture Co.
On The Purchase o f Any
And
We also hare 37 Sacks of Bliss
Triumph Seed Potatoes for Sale.
Phone 26
Oregon
Nyssa
OREGON
NYSSA
FOR SALE—2 registered Purebred
Holstein cows, one sagebrush
gruber In good condition, two Char­
ter’s incubators used two seasons.
At my ranch one mile southwest of
Terteling's camp. Neil G. Dimmick.
3-7-tf.
FOR SALE—Gas engine, three horse
power, rebuilt and in 1st class
shape ready to go; two wheel trail­
er; used Fordson tractor and plows;
several electric motors, four wheel
trailor without body. Larsen and
Towne, formerly Larsen Motor Co.
5000
NYSSA, ORE,
Cars including the
FOR SALE—Some high grade Jer­
sey cows. Your choice from the
herd. C. C. Hunt. 3-21 -tfc.
[anted
ff
IDAHO NOW W E T
FOR SALE—1 saddle price
W. B. Hoxie, tfFeb!4.
w ith
W ARREN W ILLIAM
Rochelle Hudson
elation.
Mr. Alley is now on a speaking
‘ •ur that is taking him over a large
part of the United States. He has
attended ten sessions of the League
of Nations end spent the past sum­
mer in Germany observing the Nazi
regime. Mr. Alley is a graduate of
Harvard university and a former
professor of history at Dana College.
DO W N
Balance In
Convenient Monthly
Payment«
Never before have we offered our customers
such a liberal and attractive trade-in induce­
ment. This special offer o f $25.00 for your old
range applies to any and all types o f old ranges,
regardless of age or condition, so long as the
range has a cooking surface and a permanently
attached oven. •