The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, December 19, 1935, Image 4

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    TH E G ATE C IT Y JO U RN AL THURS., DECEMBER 19, 1935
AR C AD IA NEWS
Auction Sale
Big livestock sale at
Payette Auction
Exchange
Payette, Idaho
EVERY
SATURDAY
“ Where Buyer
and Seller Meet"
A. C. FENSKE, M ir.
E. W. JENKINS, Auctioneer
f gu Don’t
Like. . .
. . . to start out on a Holiday
trip, all dressed up, and have
your car balk on you.
Pas* the Buck
to Eddie . . .
Drive In and say, "Eddie, Old
Boy, you’ve been advertising
what all you could do with
temperamental cars;
here’s
mine, and I want you to check
It over and GUARANTEE that
the old boat will start when I
need It, and continue until I
get there."
T H A T W IL L S H IF T THE
W O R R Y FROM YO UR
SHOULDERS TO
OURS—AND WE
W IL L SEE T O
IT TH AT
Y O U R CAR IS R IG H T !
USE JOURNAL W A N T ADS
K IN G M AN KO LO NY
A lovely shower was given In
honor of Mrs. Howard Connaughy
at the C. C. Cotton home last Wed­
nesday. Mrs. Cotton was assisted by
Mrs. Walter Pinkston, Mrs. Frank
Ncwblll. Mrs. Duvall and Mis. Char­
ley Newblll. There were 23 friends
Have you tried our good Aberdeen
present. The afternoon was spent In coal? We don’t like to brag, we let
playing games. Nice refreshments our customers do that, but last week
were served. Tha honoree received we had several compliments on our
many lovely gifts
Aberdeen coal. Try a ton the next
Mrs. Lowell Ashcraft visited with time the bln gets empty.
Mrs. T. T. Elliott Tuesday momlng.
—K N O TS—
Mrs. Elliott was quite 111 with the
The freight agent on one of the
flu for several days, but Is much Western roads received a shipment
better now.
on which was a donkey, described on
Mrs. C. C. Cotton entertained the the freight bill as "one burro."
teachers Monday evening for dinner.
After checking his goods carefully,
Betty Jean Toombs celebrated her the agent made his report: ‘‘Short,
5th birthday 8unday. Dinner guests one bureau; over .one Jackass."
were Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Martin.
—K N O TS—
Miss Jeanette Martin,
Miss May
"Faith, Mrs. Casey, you’re a
Beaumont and C. M. Beaumont.
woman of wide perception.”
Mrs. Lily Bach was a Monday
Sure, ’Us me own figure and I ’ll
afternoon caller at the T. T. Elliott not have ye making remarks.”
home.
—K N O TS—
Miss Joy Crummett, Mrs. A. T.
Our stock o f lumber includes the |
Patterson, Jr., Mrs. C. E. Elliott and best, and also cheaper lumber. In |
children and Mrs. W. H. Patterson other words, we have Just the type of
were Ontario
visitors Saturday lumber you need for any kind of Job.
afternoon.
—K N O TS—
Mrs. A. T. Patterson spent the
Doctor: ’Is the night nurse giving
week end In Nyssa.
you proper attenUon?”
Kingman Kolony Grade School
Vic: “ Not exactly, but I ’m perfectly
will have a sixteen day Christmas satisfied.”
vacation. School will be dismissed
—K N O T S —
Friday, December 20th and will take
The mistress of the house heard
up again on Monday, January sixth. the bell ring and saw standing at the
Mr. Hewitt and Mr. Clarence El­ open front door a Chinese hawker.
liott drove to Unity Sunday and Quickly retreating, she called out to
brought back Christmas trees.
the maid:
Miss Irene Tucker visited friends
“There’s a Chinaman at the door.
In Baker over the week end.
You go, Ella.”
Miss Joy Crummett was a visitor
This was too much for the Chinese
In Nyssa on Sunday where she stay­ who stuck his head into the hall and
ed with Miss Libby Anne Jones.
shouted indignantly:
“You go ’ella yourself I”
Want Ads
—KNOTS—
W e are now in a position to help
W A N T E D —Clean cotton rags at the you with your Modernization loan
Journal office. 5s lb.
or money to build a new house. Ask
us for details.
LO ST—Spare tire. Return to Ber-
nard Frost.
Saturday.
Keith Orris Is out of school this
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bullard were
callers at the Hank McNce home w o k on account of slckneaa
Mr. und Mrs. Clyde Long and fam ­
Wednesday evening.
ily, Mrs Lloyd Orris and family and
MI'S Josephine Burke Is out of
.VII > Sophie Crullx were dinner
school on account of Illness.
guests Sunday of Mrs. Chas. Bui
Dick Tensen and Otis Bullard larc. Mrs. T. Mathley and daughor
went to Denver with two carloads were also callers at the Bullard
of b e:f cattle Thursday.
i home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Long made a
Loyd Orris, Chas. Bullard, T
business trip to Boise Friday.
Mathley, Dwight Burke and Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dale and Mrs Dale went to the mountains after a
Otis Bullard made a trip to Weiser truck load of wood Sunday.
! Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Splawn made
trip to Vale Sunday.
Shoe Repairing
1
W e take pride in do­
ing good work and
will be glad to have
your patronage.
JOHNSON
VARIETY
STILL H A S
P L E N T Y OF XM AS
G O O D S TO
CH O O SE FROM.
Nyssa Shoe
Repair Shop
O. C. P R A W IT Z , Owner
Next Door to Bakery
Come In!
Nyssa, Oregon
c !f&
K n o t H o le N e w s
FOUND—A t Owyhee Barber shop.
key ring with four keys. Owner
may have same by calling at Jour­
nal office and paying for ad.
E. W . P R U Y N
Auto Repairing
Jackson Lumber
Company
Nyssa, Oregon
FO R SALE— 80 acre farm, 1V4 miles
from Nyssa. Inquire at Journal
office. Dec. 12 8tp.
S --------------------- -
FO R SALE—Royal piano, in good
shape, 1931 model, $175, terms. A n ­
drew McGinnis. 12-5- 4t.
BUSINESS
AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
S*_______________________________ / *
T h a t is th e H o lid a y Vt i h t h a t e v e r y m e m b e r
o f o u r o r g a n iz a t io n sen d s t o y o u a n d y o u r
f a m ily . M e a p p r e c ia te th e o p p o r t u n it y t h a t
ROBT. D. L Y T LE
ATTO R N E Y
And C O UNSELO R-AT-LAW
First National Bank Building
Phone 66
vale
OREGON
h a s b e e n g iv e n u s t o w n c th is c o m m u n it y - -
t o c o n t r ib u t e t o i t s p ro : • s a n d t o s h a r e in
1936 Will R nard Thrift!
Anna B. Pritchett
O n ta rio Iftranrh
D. O.
o f th v
1'iiitod S ta irs N a tio n a l B an k
—And—
ELE CTR O TH ER APY
FO R SALE—-Near Nyssa. Oregon.
good used piano for the balance
due. Write or phone, Sampson
Music Company, Nampa, Ida. 12-19-
2tp.
it s a c c o m p lis h m e n ts .
JOE F. DYER, Manager
IR A L C. N ELSON, Assistant Manager
OSTEO PATH Y
FO R SALE—Two fine farms for half
heir value, with only one fourth
down, balance on terms. Running
water year round on both places.
Owyhee Realty Co. R. J. Davis, man
ager, Nyssa, Oregon. 12-19- ltp.
o f fo rilo n d
Head Office: Portland, Oregon
FO R SALE—Good all-round little
mare, gentle, good worker. M ile
from Nyssa on Apple Valley road.
Sam Brown. 12-19-2tp.
FO R SALE or trade as Initial pay­
ment on larger place, 10 acres, Im­
proved. Box 487, Ontario, Ore. 12-19-
3tp.
SH ARPE N IN G —< Scissors machine
sharpened;
saws sharpened and
gummed; tools o f all kinds sharp­
ened; kalsomlning and plastering.
Andrew McGinnis. 12-5-tf.
PHONE 201
VALE
- - -
Y
OREGON
Low cost combined with sim­
plicity and sympathy have
made t h e
Nyssa Funeral
Home funeral direction a sym-
Ool of ethical public service.
Let us explain the details of
our reasonable prices to you.
NYSSA FUNER AL
HOME
Phone 76F3
\ Holiday Greetings
9
May be Sent at Very Reasonable Rates
. . . By Telephone
Call local office for information on rates,
the low cost will surprise you.
Another nice custom is to call your patrons
and wish them a Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year.
A G IFT FO R TH E F A M IL Y
Install a telephone and surprise the
family with a gift everyone can enjoy
the year round . . . Once installed you
will wonder how you ever got along
without it.
Malheur Home Telephone Co-
THIS
is the month
you want to get washday
out of your home. Just
before Christmas when
you have so many Inter­
esting and Important
things to do— and there
you are, spending hours
In the steamy basement,
wearing yourself
out,
doing the fam ily wash­
ing!
Think o f that. Then
think of this. B y send­
ing your washing to us
this week, and every
week from now on, you'll
really be giving yourself
52 Christmas presents a
year!
You’ll be giving
yourself 52 extra days to
do the things you really
enjoy doing. And you’ll
save money besides. For
our Rough Dry actually
costs loss than you are
paying for your washday
supplies. In fact, the
money you save this way, will
be like an extra
Christmas
fund.
You’ll love the way we wash
your clothes, too. For we coax
out every trace of soil and dirt
In rich warm suds o f purest
soap. Then we rinse them in
gallons and gallons of rain-
soft water. And
we only
charge 50c for the average size
bundle o f 7 pounds, ana 7c
for each additional pound,
your cothes, too. For we coax
tario 98, at our expense and
tell us to send for your bundle.
W e ll be there any day you
say. And M erry Christmas to
you every week next year.
R A IN W A TE R JONES
ONTARIO LAUNDRY
Phone 98
Ontario, Oregon
E V E R Y - B O D Y - WASHES - W IT H - R A IN - W A T E R - JONES
-O N T A R IO
SUN.-M O N.-TUES.
PO R TR A ITS OF
Q U A L IT Y
Expert Kodak Finish
ing. Mail us your
films.
W e Have Beautiful and Practical Gifts That W ill Help Solve Your Christ­
mas Shopping Problem— See Our Stock of New Christmas Merchandise
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PERFUM ES and TO ILETR IES
F O U N T A IN PEN and PENCILS
H E A TE R STU D IO
Ontario, Oregon
Guarantee Work
i
W YCKOFF
M M dAm
JE W E L R Y STORE
DOROTHY LEE
With
Wednesday-Thursday
December 25, 26
O fficial Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
Ontario
Oregon
O PTO M ETR IST
• See McFall and See Better”
»tief inn ns
t-tw m u s n$TJ
O N T A R IO
OREGON
I NORDALE FURNITURE STORE
DRESSER SETS
S E W IN G BOXES
and C E D A R CHESTS
By Dupont and Prophylactic Co.
— For Men, Women and Children
W e have some beauties!
S T A T I O N E R Y
You can’t go wrong buying
stationery for men or women
See the new Shaving Sensation
H E R E S A N O T H E R S U G G E S T IO N —
V
'JAMES ~
CAGNEY
FRISCO
in the h n « »
DR. J. A. M cFA LL
Eyesight Specialist
By Shaeffer— A pleasing gift that
will last for years and years!
S H A V IN G SETS
Toilet Articles For Men
A C L U B C H A IR and O T T O M A N makes a
beautiful, practical and pleasing gift . . .
Why not a Monogramed Card Table, sells
for $2.79 and is burn-proof; water-proof
and liquor-proof. Price includes initials in
gleaming metal on the comer — Think how
nice that is when the table is loaned! ! !
By Coty and Cheramy— Gifts That
are always in good taste
'
hits o f I W
« K A M T l lUOUY
un
»• £ ■ 1 1
A delightful present for women
and girls
ELECTRIC H E A T IN G PADS
Guaranteed— A very useful gift
B E V E R A G E SETS
— S IP H O N BO TTLES
— For the man who entertains
Greeting Cards ... Package W raps
C A N D Y . . . Pure and wholesome
SCHICK ELECTRIC
D R Y SH A V E R
Family boxes and g ift boxes
Last word in Shaving Equipment
Real Leather— for men and women
T R A V E L KITS
...... a n d A L L A T PRICES S U R P R IS IN G LY L O W — C O M P A R E O U R
PRICES W IT H TH O SE OF T H E B IG C IT Y STO R ES; T H E N B U Y A T
NYSSA PH AR M ACY