The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, June 20, 1935, Image 4

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    6 A Î £ C1TŸ JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUKE 20,1935,
lng eggs. Cain's Hatchery, Ontario.
W. F. McLing was a visitor in Vale PAUL FISHER
INJURED EN WRECK Oregon. 2-14-tf
Tuesday.
LOCAL NEWS
Prepare For
HOT WEATHER
With an Attractive
P e rm an e n t
Priced $1.75 and Up
All Work Guaranteed
RUBYE LOU
BEAUTY SHOP
PHONE 16
Mrs. Ethel Crawford and daugh­
ters were Boise visitors Wednesday.
Paul Fisher, herder for Ward
Brothers, received bad bruise« about
Mr. Reason purchased 40 acres the head and chest Friday when
west of Nyssa the past week from his car failed to make the turn at
Dunaway. He received medical aid
J. R. Ashby Is putting a new roof Harry Brown.
from Dr. J. J. Sarazin.
on his house on the project.
Mrs. W. H. Oreen is putting in a
refreshment
stand
near
the
Hogue
Leona Ray accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Ray on a fishing trip ! plant.
LADIES AID TO MEET
to Riverside over the week end.
Albert Pfeller is improving his
Norman Niles is staying at the ! home on the new project by putting
home of his sister, Mrs. W. T. Lane | in an oak floor.
and working in the peas.
Mrs. Mark Robertson and her
Mrs. Ed. Graham and Mr. and brother B. H. Hoover accompanied
Mrs. Oeo. Sevey and family of Hunt­ by Marr Lou Burbdige made a busi­
ness trip to Huntington Wednesday.
ington were shopping in Nyssa Sat­
urday.
Mrs. Eulah Kelley returned Fri­
day from Portland and coast points
where she visited friends and at-
j tended the Rose Festival.
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LESLIE J. AKER
Attorney and Accountant
Practice in all Idaho and Ore­
gon Courts. By appointment
at Wilson Bldg., Ontario. Ad­
dress 522 Idaho Bldg. Boise.
Nyssa
I ¡bO C O O C O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O ff
SAVE With SAFETY
tn d keep your dollars in your community
Owners of City Property car* save from 20 to 35
per cent on everything insured thru this office.
FARMERS can save from 15 to 48-1-3 per cent
on Homes, Furniture, Farming Machinery, Hay
and Grain and Automobiles.
W HY PAY MORE MONEY FOR THE
SAME PROTECTION
Our Policies are accepted by Building and Loan
Associations, Federal Land Banks, State of Ore­
gon and all Federal Government Loaning Or­
ganizations and Life Insurance Companies, be­
cause they are safe insurance, and save the Bor­
rower money in the purchase o f Insurance.
SAVE 35 per cent on your City Dwelling and
Household Furniture.
SAVE 48 1-3 per cent on your Hay Insurance.
SAVE 20 per cent on your Store Merchandise
and Fixtures.
SAVE 20 per cent on your Automobile Insurance
Protect yourself and your family by obtaining your policies from
a company with almost $5,000.000 policy holders surplus.
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL FIRE
ASSOCIATION.
J. R. Ashby is nursing a sore hand
and three broken ribs, the result of
an accident In which a wagon ran
ovel him.
J
SUN.-MON.-TUES.
C p //; i c c L 'S ia l !
FOR SALE—Milch cows, some fresh
and others to freshen soon. Jim
Boor. 6-13-2tp.
ROOMS—With or without board In
modem home. Also apartments.
Mi's. Ruth Allen, First St.
FOR SALK -Bundles of old papers
at the Journal office.
TRUCKING—Coal,
wood,
grain,
produce, gravel, and, livestock,
anything moving.
We’ll haul It
anywhere.
HUGH
GLASGOW,
Phone 36F3. tf
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.
Build up your resistance by drinking Shelton’s
fresh, pure milk. A sunshine tonic for young and
POTATOES
FOR SALE—Good Hay. Alfalfa with
volunteer barley. About 10 tons. $6.
Bruce Hare, Kingman Kolony. 13- 2
tpd.
F O R SALE—McCormick mowing
machine and hay derrick, com­
plete with cable, fork and pulleys,
C. C. Cotton, phone 54F5, Nyssa. 6-6-
3tc.
Plenty of
MILK
With
Fr«d Keating
'Betty G ra b le
E v e ly n B re n t
Irik Rhodes
1
"Music in My Heart by
Dorothy Fields and Jimmy
Mc Hugh. D i r t t t t d j f y
.Gtorat Stevens.. ...... —
S pray M aterials
We handle a complete line
Local Idaho grown and high altitude
of
Spray Material for your
Purple Tag Certified Russets. This is
orchard
and would be
ideal seed for commercial crops and
pleased
to
figure on your
seed plots. See our Mr. Rogers or Mr.
needs.
CIoMon in Nyssa regarding contracts
on this seed.
The Idaho Equity Exchange is
a grower controlled co-opera­
tive for the marketing and
H
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handling of all farm produce.
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THIS WITH OUR PAST TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE AND REPUTA­
TION OF MARKETING AND HANDLING THESE CROPS ASSURES THE
GROWER OF THE BEST POSSIBLE RETURNS AND A SQUARE DEAL
AT ALL TIMES. W e solicit your patronage for the coming season on this
basis. Get in touch with our local representative who will be pleased to go
over our deal with you.
PHONE— Nyssa 103
PHONE— Nampa 655
IDAHO EQUITY EXCHANGE
With The Crowd
at the
W A TC H for
Friday
Vale Natatorium
and
Recently remodeled to make the best pool in
Eastern Oregon. Open every day and evening.
Children— 15c Adults— 25c
Suits 10c extra
Saturday
BUY YOUR SILVERWARE NOW!
Mi
MARKET FINDER
day and expects to visit a week be
foro returning to her nursing duties FOR SALE—Special for 10 days—
100 acres, all under project to be
in Portland.
Irrigated this fall or next spring.
Mr. and Mis. Bernard Frost and About 15 acres now irrigated and in
family expect to leave Saturday for crop. 3 miles west of Nyssa. Price,
Los Angeles where they will spend $1500, terms. OYWHEE REALTY
two weeks visiting relatives. During CO.
Mr. Frost's vacation Aaron Walker
will be here to serve the Idaho Pow­ FOR SALE—Special for 10 days—
er customers.
20 acres, all under project, 5 acres
now Irrigated, 5-room house, deep
well, barn, fruit, berries, etc. 3 miles
west of Nyssa. Price $1500 cash.
OWYHEF. REALTY CO.
-ONTARIO
Drink
OREGON
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Engineer and Mrs. Parker Savage
WILL TRADE—Edison double cab­
of Boulder City, who are visiting
inet De Luxe machine with 30
relatives in Nampa, spent Wednes­
needles and extra reproducer for
day evening with their son Ray at
victor records for ice box, radio or
the Will Beam home here.
what have you. See Harry Shelton.
S. D. Goshert is having some new 20-2tp.
trellis work built at his home to be
used for his climbing roses. He also WANTED — Representative
t o 1
has a white lily in bloom which he
handle Watkins products in On­
says is the only one of its kind in tario and Nyssa. Excellent opportun­
Nyssa.
ity for full time independent busi­
Betty Johnson of Portland is visit­ ness. No capital necessary. Write
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Louis D'Amour, Box 783, Ontario.
Blair Johnson. She arrived Wednes­ 6-20-TPC.
and let DON explain
NYSSA
Subscribe to the Journal. $1.50 a
year.
Try our Market Finder to dis­
pose of surplus goods, rent a j
house, find lost articles, to buy or J
sell produce and many other uses.!
Rates one cent a word per inser- J
Mrs. Ray Emmott attended a ^tlon. Minimum 15c.
luncheon in Ontario Wednesday
given for Mrs. Caster by Mrs. E. H. FOR SALE—Pasture for 20 head of
Davidson at the
Taylor
Coffee
cattle or horses. Clyde Benton.
Shop.
20-2tp.
Graham's Insurance Agency
Shelton Dairy
Mrs. Mary Felton and Mrs. Emma
Duncan will be hostesess at the next
meeting of the Ladies Aid to be held
Thursday, June 27th, either in the
basement or on the church lawn.
Business matters will be taken up at
the meeting, along with a social
time.
Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Davis of Port­
land arrived Wednesday afternoon
to spend a few days visiting at the
H. Blair Johnson home. Mrs. Davis
is a neice of Mrs. Johnson.
If you want to save real money on your Insurance costs—and have
sound and safe protection for your property—SEE
old. Produced in Oregon for Oregon folks.
SHARPENING — L a w n
mowers
sharpened 50c. Good, efficient ser­
vice. Kalsominlng and painting, by
the hour or job. Andrew McGinnis.
April 25 tf.
FOR SALE—Baby chicks, all popu­
lar breeds. Baby turkeys and babf
ducks. Custom hatching and hatch-
HELP KIDNEYS
W /H E N kidneys function badly and
W you iuff«r backache, d itiin cn ,
burning, icanty or too frequent urina­
tion, getting up et night, iwollen feet
and ankles; feel uptet end miserable
. . . use Doen’s Pills.
Doen's are especially for poorly
working kidneys. KAillions of b o ic s
are used every year. They are recom­
mended by users the country over.
Ask your neighborl
D oans P il l s
You can
Buy A Furnace Now
With nothing down
and nothing to pay
u n t i l October 1st;
with payments spread
over 36 months. In­
vestigate t h i s out­
standing
mg offer.
Estimate
Specials
Community Advances June 10th—Holmes & Edwards and 1847
Rogers Bros, on July 1st. A small deposit will hold any set until
wanted. We have a big selection of popular patterns.
June Time is Diamond Time! See our fine selection of diamonds
and wedding rings.
FISHER APPAREL
SHOP
Nyssa, Oregon
Ginzel Jewelry Shop
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OPPOSITE MOORE HOTEL
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This Young Man Needs
Plenty of Hot W ater
So Does Every Member
of His Family
In this young gentleman’s home
there is always a constant need for
hot water. There must be hot water
for his daily bath and the hundred
and one other uses to which hot
water is put.
NEW
LOW
RATES
For W ater Heating
Now that rates for
normal domestic electric
water heating have been
R E D U C E D ONE-
THIRD, every family
can enjoy electric water
heating service a n d
have plenty of hot water
for the use of baby and
every other member of
the family.
N ow Is the T ime T o
Phone 134-J2
Parma
Idaho
Install An
Electric Water Heater
Take Advantage of
This Amazing Special
Offer . . .
Electric water heating is so
adequate, so dependable and
constant that once you install
an electric water heater you
never need pay further atten­
tion to It. And now It is the
most economical means of
heating water for the home.
Here is your opportunity to
provide your family with this
modem service. Never have we
offered a Westlnghouse or
Hot point electric water heater
at such a low price — only
$74.50 r a t h , completely in­
stalled. including normal wir­
ing and plumbing.
And remember, while this
offer is in effect you need only
pay $1.00 DOWN and $7.40 a
a month.
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$ 7
i
4 .5 0
"KT c a s h
COMPLETELY INSTALLED
Including Normal Wiring
and Plumbing
$ jl D O W N
$2.40
A MONTH
COME IN or phone for a
representativa to call at your
home to explain the New Ix»w
Rates f o r Electric Water
Heating Service.
Free
GEO. J. KINZER
Plumber
ONTARIO, OREGON
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