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\ GATE CITY JO U R N A L, THURSDAY, JUNE ag, 1935. Mrs. C. A. Warren and children of Oregon City visited last week with her cousin Mrs Leslie McClure. A baby girl was born to Mr. and I Mrs. Herbert Nelson at their Apple Valley home Sunday, June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Young were j The Carl Meredith family of Har- A baby girl was born to Mr. and visitors at the O. D. Dearborn home | per were Sunday visitors at the Geo. Mrs. Glenn Frizzell at the Ontario | McKee home. In Ontatro Sunday. j hospital June 17. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Wilson and Mi-, and Mrs. Eldon Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fye of Parma I baby spent Sunday at the John Pot children of Nampa were In Nyssa were Sunday guests at the W. A. I Tuesday. ter home in Eagle. McNall home. C. Kllnkenberg is again on the Job I The Oscar Bowen family of Port- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy and Mr. j after being confined to his home by ! land made a brief visit at the S. D. and Mrs. Dewey Ray made a trip to | | Qoshert home the last of the week. Nampa Tuesday evening. Mr. McCoy Illness. George Reberger has Just returned and Mr. Ray attended a baseball Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and her brother Buddie of Nampa were ¡from a months visit in Tacoma. He meeting there. dinner guests of the Foster family ! v/as accompanied by his sister Mrs. Miss Isabelle Sarazin and Miss I Bernard Wright of Kelso. Wednesday evening. Virginia Miller of Big Bend are Miss Betty Johnson, nurse from ' Mis. Peterson, nurse of Parma ac spending this week at the home of ! Portland, left Sunday to return to companied the small son of Mr. and Mrs. McCormick in Boise, aunt ofj her duties after a few days visit with Mrs. Herman Kessenger of Parma to Miss Miller. her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Blair Nyssa Monday where he had his Thomas Ball and son William of j tonsils removed by Dr. J. J Sarazin. Johnson. the Superior Honey Company of Ogden, were in Nyssa and neighbor- | ing towns Wednesday, visiting the I bee keepers on business. Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Leinkaemper | left Friday on return to their home in Portland after spending a week at the home of their son Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leinkaemper here. Miss Dorothy Wiggins of Midvale and Mrs. Owen Stoffle and baby of near Caldwell are visiting this week with their sister Mrs. Charles Para dis. J Little News of » IE’s The END! The FINISH! The CLIMAX! The LA ST W E E K O f Our GREAT S a le D IS P O S A L Ends W ed n esd ay JU L Y 3 rd GROCERY S P E C IA L S ...FOR... Mr. and Mrs. Dick Adams left Sat urday for a three weeks vacation trip that will take them to Riverton, Wyo„ where Mrs. Adams parents live. They also plan to make a visit with Mr. Adams relatives. Friday and Saturday JU N E 28th and 29th A NEW WHEAT CEREAL ■ Ä [ krismev that stays crisp in m ilk or craam l B L E N D E D for C R I S P N E S S 2 25 c large p k g s . KELLOGG'S BISCUIT FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OP 1 PKC. KELLOCC'S PEP 1 PKC. CO RN FLAKES 1 PKC. RICE KRISPIES 1 37c FLOUR, Pride of the Valley, 49 lb. sack $1.39 OATS, 9 lb. b a g s ............................................... 43c COFFEE, Yellow Bag, 1 lb................................ 16c BROOMS, good 4-tie ........................................ 39c CRACKERS, 3 lb. boxes .................................. 37c COOKIES, in celophane bags, 1 lb. plain ... 23c COOKIES, in celophane bag, 1 lb. fancy ... 29c RAISINS, 4 lb. b a g s ........................................... 25c TOMATO JUICE, 10 1-2 oz. cans, each ........ 5c TOMATO SOUP, 10 1-2 oz. cans, each 5c CERTO, 2 b o ttles............................................... 45c TUNA FISH, 1-2 lb. cans, e a c h ....................... 15c SALMON, 1 lb. tall cans, p in k ....................... 10c JELL POWDERS, Preferred stock, all flavors, each ................................................ 5c W ilson G rocery Absolutely Independent PHONE 21 NYSSA, ORE. Miss Doris Hinshaw, Boise nurse who has been doing special work at the Ontario hospital, visited this week at the S. D. Goshert and Mar ion Klinkenberg homes. Miss Hin- saw is a former Nyssa resident. Miss Eva Boydell and Miss Mae Platt of Ontario left Wednesday morning for Long Beach, Calif., ornia, where they will attend sum mer school. They aLso plan to visit the exposition at San Diego and other places of interest while away. Eddie Powell took several boys on a fishing trip this week. Those in the party were Joe Robertson. War- | ren Larsen, Lloyd Wilson and his nephew Tommy Morris of Weiser. They left Tuesday night and plan ! to return Thursday. ! Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Pruyn and Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Abbott left Tuesday for a ten day camping trip | to Hazard lak e in Idaho. While they are gone Mrs. Florence Meyer will stay with Mrs. Fauchler, motlier of Mrs. Abobtt. Geo. Bertsch was pleased with a visit from his brother Ed. Bertsch. whom he had not seen for twenty- eight years. The visitor accompanied by his son-in-law, are from Brook ins, S. D. and were on their way to Redmond on business. They were here for only a short stop Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Short and daughter Jean returned Sunday evening from Portland. Mrs. Short and daughter accompanied her sis ter, Mrs. Joe Sodja to her home last week and Mr, Short, after fishing near Summit Prairie Tuesday and Wednesday drove over after them. Aubrey Fletcher, Jr„ of Eugene, visited a few days last week with Ills father Attorney A. L. Fletcher. They made a trip to thedr old home at Richfield. Idaho ,to visit with relatives. The younger Mr. Fletcher has been teaching In the Eugene schools but has accepted a position as principal of the high school at Crane. Oregon for the coming year. Mrs. M. M. Greellng, president of the Malheur County Parent Teacher Association returned Saturday morning from Portland where she attended the school for county presidents. She reports a very inter esting and instructive meeting. While there she had a short visit with Mrs. Bruce Kester, formerly of this county, who Is now state re cording secretary for the Parent- | Teachers association. INDIAN BLAN KET 66x80— 1935 Stock Ladies SH O ES, White PUMPS And STR A PS $1.69 $1.98 Mens White Mens OXFORDS Regular $3.25 to $5.00 BIB OVERALLS Now $2.98 89c Join The Fun And Excitement O f O ur H A N D - O U T - P L A N Mens and Boys Many Dollars In Merchandise Given Away W ORK SHO ES $1.59 FREE BLANKET SALE Stock Up Now at Real Savings During This Special Selling Event BOYS CAPS .................................. Mens Black All Leather OXFORDS A good Value at $2.89 69c OILCLOTH........... MENS WASH SLACKS # 4 QQ Sanforized Shrunk J) I . O u MENS CM c n DRESS H A T S ............................... $ I . D U MENS C O r» WORK SH IR T S........................... DUG WOLVERINE HORSEIIIDE GLOVES.............. DUG B° Y S J lQ p SLEEVELESS SWEATERS ...... H uC TURKISH 4 * )1 / n MOHAWK -I A 1 SHEETS .........................................I 4 / 2 C Childrens Leather OXFORDS 39c 24C CALDW ELLS DRY GOODS STORE N YSSA O REGON We Have Just |Received a Full Line of W OLVERINE Horse Hide Work Shoes and Gloves. |Come in and see them Shoes Priced from $2.95 to $4.50 DBM Third Profit-Sharing Distribution Sat. July 20 3 P- M. $ 5 0 in cash at NYSSA 50 SILVER DOLLARS SH A RE SH A RE SH A RE SH A RE SH A R E SH A RE SH A R E tfH ARE SH A R E SH A R E SH A R E SH A R E NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. 1 ......................................... :........ $ 1 2 ................................................... $ 1 3 ................................................... $ 1 4 ...................................................$ 1 5 .................................................$ 1 6 ................................................... $ 1 7 ................................................... $ 2 8 .................................................$ 3 9 ................................................. $ 4 1 0 ................................................. $ 5 11 ................................................. $10 1 2 ............................................... $20 With every SO cent cash purchase or payment on account you are entitled to a ticket on thia Profit-Sharing event. Ask your Nyssa merchant for tickets. Shareholder must be present to share In awards. WINNERS JTNE 22th 51 prlaea, Mrs. Ace Leavitt. Mrs. C. II. Newton, Thomas Mathrny, Robt. Bowen, Ben Calvert, Jeanne Coble; 52 prize. C. E. Grav. 1 t; 53 Mrs. Artie Rohertaon; 54 W. A. Nye; (3 G. C. Sackett; 510 Mrs. Jacob Groot; 520 J. C. Greer. Those who would hare won If they had been present are 51 F. Sills. Wm. Edison. A. R. Maaac 53 W C. Richardson. Herman Krsa- *■ inter. Mrs. Geo. Sholtz; 520 Della Lamb. Get your tickets from these Nyssa merchants Oregon Super Service Paulus Jewelry Store Powell Service Station Pruyn Garage Norcott Service Dr. E. D. Norcott Wilson Brothers Schlitz Tavern Rose Bud Swan Bakery Nyssa Packing Co. Baldridge Implement Co. Rubye Lou Beauty Shoppe Boise Payette Lumber Co. Lawrence Service Frank Morgan Cozy Cafe Nyssa Seed and Grain Owyhee Barber Shop Western Hotel Nyssa Tailor Shop Fisher Apparel Shop Nyssa Realty Co. Green Lantern McHargue Barber Shop The Vogue Beauty Shoppe Schweizer Cafe Dr. J. J. Sarazin Nyssa Pharmacy Eder Hardware and GroceryPete’s Market Nyssa Funeral Home Johnson Variety Gate City Journal Caldwell Store Nyssa Auto Park Nordale Furniture Store Larsen and Towne Jackson Lumber Co. Watch For Other Profit-Sharing Dates Iff'
