The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, July 25, 1935, Image 6

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Announcement
W e are pleased to announce that we have taken
over the management of the Schweizer Cafe,
Nyssa’s best known and liked restaurant.
W e want to extend a cordial welcome to the
patrons to drop in and get acquainted and try
our good food. W e will endeavor to serve good
wholesome meal;, in a congenial atmosphere
and at reasonable prices.
GOOD FOOD -COOKED AND SERVED
RIGHT
Bring the whole family in and keep the wife out
of the kitchen these hot summer days.
REMEMBER— W e are always glad to see you at
SCHWEIZER CAFE
Chas. Clements Prop.
STURDY WORK SHOES
/«lough Jobs /
W
HEN your daily duties take you
into all kinds o f weather, you
need good, well made, all-leather
shoes to protect your feet and your
health, and you get that kind when
you select “ Star Brands” . . . the shoes
that give you comfort, long
wear, and fine value.
Style illustrated is priced a t
$1.79 to
$4.95
LOCAL NEWS
George McKnlght o i Vale will be
one o f the main speakers on the
afternoon program at the picnic
celebration of Lower Boise Pioneers,
to be held Sunday. July 28 at Big
Bend Park.
Mrs. Joe Oardner, who spent a
few weeks In Boise returned to the
Eachus home Sunday.
N. S. Phelan, w ho was a patient
In the Vale Sanitarium returned
home Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. R oy Stark of Hara-
itlon Montana who are spending
their vacation visiting relatives here
have been honor guests at a number
of family gatherings during the past
week.
Mrs. R. L. Haworth, Mrs. C. E.
Peck, Mrs J. J. Brumbach o f Ilwaco
and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach attended
Book Club at the home of Mrs. M.
Judd in the Kolony. “ Time Out of
M ind" by Rachel Field was review­
ed by Mrs. Brumbach. Dainty favors
and a delicious lunch added much to
the pleasure o f the guests.
Mesdames C. E. Peck, R. L. Ha­
worth, F. A. Miller, N. S. Phelan, L.
E. Plllsbury and E. H. Brumbach
were guests at the garden party held
at the home of Mrs C. C. Cotton In
Kingman last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Scott o f Bould­
er Dam are spending their vacation
visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Purdy o f the Bend and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Scott o f Vale.
Mrs. J. J. Brumbach o f Ilwaco,
Washington, stopped o ff on her way
east for a visit in the E. H. Brum ­
bach home.
Mr. add Mrs. Frank Morgan were
business vlstiors In Boise Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vlnsonhaler
spent the week end visiting Mrs.
I Vlnsonhaler's parents at Midvale.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Short left early
Tuesday morning for a fishing trip
| in the Bend country.
Miss Georgia Dennis and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Kendler were Boise visit-
| ors Tuesday.
James Duncan of Blackfoot. Ida.,
spent last week visiting with his
mother Mrs. Emma Duncan.
Sills and
Henley finished their
excavation contract on Dead Ox Flat
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Berwyn Burke and
Ronald Burke were dinner guests at
the Jack Keizer home Friday even­
ing.
Mrs. W. F. McLing and Mrs. Her-
schel Thompson spent Monday with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. H B.
Earp In Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kllnkenberg
and son and Mrs. C. Klinkenberg
went to Caldwell Sunday morning to
see Mr. Kllnkenberg, who Is In the
sanitarium there. They found him
very much improved, following a re­
cent operation.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd White and
boys returned Tuesday evening after
spending two enjoyable weeks at
Wallowa Lake Institute. Rev. White
was manager and a very busy man.
He had charge o i arranging the out­
Mrs. J. R. Hunter made a business
door class rooms under canvas and
many other duties. Mrs. White chap­ trip to Meridian Saturday evening.
eroned thd Apple Valley group.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Truelson who
have been visiting the past three
weeks at the home of his brother
A COOL PLACE TO
Henry Truelson and family have re­
VISIT
turned to their home in
Stettler,
Alberta, Canada.
They were very
When in Town. W e
much Impressed with this country
invite you to come in
and may return and locate here.
Mrs. W. A. Russell o f Hollywood
and cool off.
visited last week with her husband
and son at their, home on the new
At
land in the Kolony. Miss Grace
Dean and her brother James Dean
came Saturday to visit at the Rus­
sell home. Mr. Dean left for his
home in Twin Falls Sunday. Mrs.
Russell and Miss Dean left for Seat­
tle Monday.
Miss Crete Marie Foster returned
last week from Quaker Hill Confer­
ence at Payette Lakes. There were
185 registered. They roomed In dor­
mitories and ate together at the big
dining hall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Klingback and family of Owyhee
also attended and all report a splen­
did week. On her return Miss Foster
visited Miss Charlotte Cheeley of
W e have just received
Boise.
a, shipment of n e w
Mr. and Mrs. David DeGross and
Mrs. Arvllla Fauchier went to W al­
Watches, including
lowa Lake oil last Tuesday. They
took with them Mildred, Lawrence
the latest styles in
and James Cornell, for a weeks out­
ing. Bob DeGross and a friend Les­
wrist watches.
lie Klample, came up from Salem
Salem with Mr. Foster. All returned
Monday except Mrs. DeGross, Mrs.
Faurhier and Eleanor Foster who
Come in and make
will remain until the first o f August.
Johnson Variety
Just Received
Star Brand
Shoes are
B etter
Wilson Drygoods
N y ssa
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F IN A L
Profit - Sharing
Distribution
SATURDAY, AUG. 17
AT 3 p .
m .
The Nyssa Merchants Summer Time Profit
Sharing Days will come to a close with the
distribution of
$100 in Cas
K43U D H
50 SILVER DOLLARS
SHARE NO. 1 ...................................................... $ 1
SHARE NO. 2 .......................................................$ 1
SHARE NO. 3 .......................................................$ 1
SHARE NO. 4 ...................................................... $ 1
SHARE NO. 5 ;.................................................... $ 1
SHARE NO. 6 .......................................................$ 1
SHARE NO. 7 .......................................................$ 2
SH AR E NO. 8 .................................................... $ 3
SH AR E NO. 9 .................................................... $ 4
SHARE NO. 1 0 .................................................... $ 5
SHARE NO. 11 .................................................... $10
SHARE NO. 1 2 .................................................... $20
your selection.
GROCERY
Plus
DON’T FORGET
S P E C IA L S
“ HONEY” FOSTERS
...FOR...
HONEY
Friday and Saturday
For Sale By
WILSON BROS. GROCERY
On that Camping Trip
Paulus
Jewelry Store
Next to Cozy Cafe
Nyssa
$50
G R A N D P R IZ E
For Friday and Saturday July 26 and 27
Payments on Old Accounts
BAKING POWDER, KC, 25 oz. size ................ 19c
50 oz. s iz e ........................................................ 33c
5 lb. s iz e ........................................................... 49c
Talk About a Bargain
ARE GOOD FOR TICKETS THE SAM E AS CASH PURCHAS­
ES. W ITH EVERY 50c CASH PURCHASE OR PAYMENT ON
ACCOUNT, YO U ARE ENTITLED TO A TICKET ON THIS
PROFIT-SHARING EVENT
COCOA, Our Mothers, 2 lb. c a n ...................... 19c
Here’s One the Whole County’s
Talking About
PEARS, Parkdale, 2 1-2 size can, 2 f o r ...... 35c
CRACKERS, 3 lb. b o x e s.................................... 37c
Every ticket given out since May 31 will have a chance on the
SHORTENING, Carsten Snowcap, 4 lb. pkg. 55c
OCR WORK SAVING, TIME
GRAPE JUICE, Pint Bottles, each .................. 18c
SAVING, MONEY SAVING
JAM JELL, 8 oz. bottle, better than Certo,
2 bottles f o r .................................................. 35c
THRIFT - T
Wash Service
MAYONNAISE, Best Food, quart ja r s .......
Pint jars
'
45c
29c
TU N A FISH, White Star, 1-2 lb. cans, 2 for 29c
SHRIMP, 2 c a n s ................................................. 25c
OXYDOL, large packages, e a c h ...................... 23c
COSTS ONLY
60c for 10 lbs.
AND 6c FOR EACH ADDI­
TIONAL POUND
FIG BARS, 2 lb.......................................................25c
W ilson G rocery
Absolutely Independent
PHONE 21
NYSSA, ORE.
$50 GRAND PRIZE
H
OU8EWTVES
all over
northern Malheur County are
boosting our new T H R IF -T
Wash Service that saves so
much time and costs less than
your washday supplies, that
takes the heavy strain oi the
washday completely o ff your
hands and gives you hours of
extra freedom every week.
And we do a thorough Job.
We coax out dirt and grime
with thick, pure suds.
We
rinse all washing in gallons of
rain soft water. W e send It
back clean looking and clean
smelling—all for only 60c per
average size bundle o f 10 lbs.
and 6c for each additional
pound.
W e know you recognize a
bargain. That's why we Ye sure
you will tell us when to call
for YOUR BUNDLE
ONTARIO LAUNDRY
EVERY - BODY - WASHES - W ITH - RAIN - W ATER - JONES
Grand Prize of $50 in Silver Dollars. If you haven’t won before, be
sure to plan on attending this final Profit-Sharing Event.
Get Your Tickets From These Nyssa Merchants
Boise Payette Lumber Co.
Frank Morgan
Nyssa Seed and Crain
Western Hotel
Fisher Apparel Shop
Green Lantern
The Vogue Beauty Shoppe
Dr. J. J. Sarazin
Nyssa Funeral Home
Gate City Journal
Nyssa Auto Park
Larsen and Towns
Oregon Super Service
Paulus Jewelry Store
Powell Service Station
Pmyn Garage
Norcott Service
Dr. E. D. Norcott
Jackson Lumber Co.
Wilson Brothers
Schlitz Tavern
Rose Bud
Swan Bakery
Nyssa Packing Co.
Baldridge Implement Co.
Rubye Lou Beauty Shoppe
Lawrence Service
Cozy Cafe
Owyhee Barber Shop
Nyssa Tailor Shop
Nyssa Realty Co.
McHargue Barber Shop
Schweizer Cafe
Nyssa Pharmacy
Eder Hardware and Grocery
Johnson Variety
Caldwell Store
Nordale Furniture Store