Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 03, 1938, Image 10

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    NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY,
ES
Relief—
Mrs Burger of Ontario ii at the
f:lty hall each Wednesday in regard
to relief matters in the city In the
Viali in Council—
Mr. and Mrs. Géorge . Mitchell absence of any regular assistant
were week end guests at hér sisters Mrs. Dick Tensen is helping her in
home in Council.
| her work.
LOCAL NEWS
Building New Home—
House Guest—
Word has been received by Mr
Kenneth Miller of Portland was and Mrs blck Tensen that Mr. and
a Tuesday night guest at the Frank Mrs. William Bothalmey, nee Miss
Morgan home.
Tlena Tensen. arrived safe at North
Hollywood and are soon to start
Mrs. Dick Hiseling and her two building their own house.
daughters of Lewiston, Idaho are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs Bud An­
Mr and Mrs. Carol Tucker of
derson Mrs. Riseling and Mrs. An­ Emmett are announcing the birth
derson are sisters.
of a son which was born Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Tucker will be remembered
The Snake River grange of near
Weiser will present the traveling in Nyssa as Deana Smith and
gavel to the Oregon Trail grange whose marriage was a social event
on November 9 which will be next of last fall.
Mr and Mrs. Dean Smith of this
Wednesday.
They will also put on the drills city are the grandparents of the
and will give an evening of model newcomer and Miss Dorris Smith
an aunt.
grange work.
Oregon Trail grange Invites all
grange members to be present.
Sisters Visits—
Daughter Born—
Traveling Gavel—
BE SURE TO VOTE TUESDAY.
H» HUBE TO VOTE TI EMIIAV.
Addle»» f'hitng«—
Thu»« who hav« received theur
Journal via Ontario route and are
now changing their mailing addiess Infant Born—
Mr and Mr». Steve Allison from
to Nyssa route 2 Will receive their
the new land are announcing the
Journal the same Way if they will
birth of a daughter, which was
but notify the Journal office in time
bom at the Dixon nursing home on
to allow for the change in the files.
Wednesday night with Dr. L. A.
Maulding in attendance. The name
The city library will be opened on of the new comer is Sheron Rae.
Wednesdays from 2 p. m. to 4 p. m.
when books may be borrowed, ex­
Third degree work for Nyssa can
changed and returned. The former
didates will be given by the Ontario
dates of opening still remain un­
Odd Fellows degree team at the
changed.
hall in Ontario Friday night. Those
It is regretted that the person
going with the candidates will meet
taking the valuable volumn on
at Maxie's confectionery at 7:30. A.
aviation presented to the library as
R. Connors of Ontario, special dis­
a personal gilt by U. S. Representa­
trict deputy grand master, was
tive Walter M. Pierce this spring
present at Tuesday night’s meeting
still sees lit to keep it. In his usual
and referred to the coming of Geo.
interest for eastern Oregon and
I. Briel of Southgate. Ky.. a noted
realizing the financial shortage in
speaker, who will address public
the city library funds, Mr. Pierce
meetings at Boise and Pendleton on
very generously presented this un­
the nights of November 11 and 12
usual volumn to the library as a
respectively.
reference book that it might be read
by every one but was not to be tak­
en from the library.
Library Open—
Lodge to Give Work—
BE SURE TO VOTE TUESDAY.
Salad Dressing
Macaroni
NOODLES 19c
26^
Peanut Butter Peanut Butter CORN
7
. .
3 lb. pkg.
2 3
| i J C Large qt. jar
3 cans
23c
PEAS •"•iff* BEANS 8Naig" Tomatoes
27c
Idaho Ace
87c
FLOUR
49 lbs.
Pumpkin «A” Pork & Beans
KRAUT
29c
Baking Powder Baking Powder Coffee
29c
Syrup
Coffee
Syrup
23c
59c
C
Large 24 oz. jar
Mens Blazers
Womens
Galoshes
98c
12.98
Bib. jar
Z/c
Outing
12c
Childrens Hosiery
15c
(Saturday Only)
Striped outing heavy
weight. Regular 15c
Heavy ribb, double knee cotton hosiery for girls
and boys light or dark colors. Sizes 6 to 10
Golden Bantam
Z D G Lg. No. 2 */_> cans
Green Cut
SILK H O SIE R Y
ECONOMY DAYS, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
N o ld e
No. 2 Vs cans
K. C.
25 oz. cans
each
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Clabber Girl
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25 oz. cans each
am
Van Camps
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Sugar
rn
I 10 lb. bags
I White Satin
19c
Cheese
n n Salt
1 c Washing Powder
27c
Sweet Potatoes Cranberries
Toilet Soap
H H T 26 oz. Cannisters
U J ' ' Iodized 2 for
I Fancy
1 10 lbs.
Per l\>.
20c
Fancy
Pink
SALMON tall cans, 3 for
SPECIALS IN OUR ME A T DEPARTMENT
FANCY STEER BEEF
22c
Mince Meat
Fancy Bulk
2 lbs.
three and seven thread hos­
BOOTS
Kayser Hosiery
Hamburger
Fresh Ground
2 lbs.
Cube Steaks Sausage
OQn
£ j L each
C —
O U per lb.
Investigate Our
Cold Storage Locker System
*
Mens all rubber 16-
inch U. S. brand lace
boots. Cleated soles
and just the thing for
stormy wet weather
$ 4 .4 9
Three and seven thread weights new shades,
Wool Sox
2 pair 25c
perfect fitting and servicable. Sizes 81/» to 10 l/j
Mens regular length
dark color wool sox
2 pair for $ 1 . 5 0
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FOOD SAVINGS
For FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY
CRACKERS
9 lb. box
Cascade Sodas
™
SU G AR
9
lb.
Brown or Powdered
M ILK
18c
■i
79c
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Peets
1
Lg. 36 oz. pkg.
1II i* Palm Olive
I U ^ 3 bars
■«(){* Fancy Eastern
Mens f o u r buckle
O’ s h o e s . H e a v y
weight, all rubber,
black, red sole. Sizes
6 to 12
R u b b e r Lace
Golden West
I /I I White King
1 • ■ f large
bars 6 for
$2.69
Popular new shades in! two,
iery. Sizes 8 Y> to lO1/^
tall cans
5 cans
Sugar S1 Laundry Soap
V
Mens
O ’Shoes
2 pair $ 1 .8 5
1 lb. pkg.
White Satin
w W * ' 25 lb. bags
I Full Cream
I 5 lb. brick
1
/ f
Mm
1 ^
■ a ■
Hills Blue
Sleepy Hollow Cane & %
Maple qt. cans
U U ' ' Can Brand
MILK
H o rst
$1.00 pair
I lb. glass jars
10 lb. pail
Staleys
Cr
K a y se r
3 for
No. 21/» cans
«
3 6 - Inch
3 for
Tender Sweet
!
All wool, 32 oz. blue
milton cloth, sport style,
zipper front jackets. A
warm all-weather jacket
sheds the rain and re-
pells the wind. Sizes
36 to 46
Also childrens sizes
6 to 2i/o
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES ALW AYS
PRICES FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY— November 4-5 and 7-8
Free Delivery
Phone 3
Large pkg.
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Low, medium or high
heels, black or brown
colors sizes 3 to 9.
RAMSEY S MARKET
Fresh Egg
COLD WEATHER
CLOTH ES
If )
Standby
tall
cans
A V
P EA N U T S
9
Fresh Stock
™
BEANS
White or Red
Garden
Save 1-3 On Your Meats
Fresh
Y o u r M e a t C u t and C are fu lly W ra p p e d at a Sm all C o st
Vegetables
10
lbs.
lbs.
Cheese
19c
55c
25°
35°
GOLDEN RULE
NYSSA
Fine Flavor
per lb.
17c
Hills Red
lb. can
MAKE IT RIGHT STORE
OREGON
Low
Shelf
prices
6 days
a week
*