Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 13, 1952, Image 5

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    NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1952
h Ü,C S’ ^ M
? ncTn!tHani
S 0t EtTA
& Co., Seattle.
Wn„ Liquidators,
With Tools,
Instructions
To Turn
a*e, Tools,
Sporting Goods,
House Crockett
Ware, Garden
Tools, Mechanic
& Carpenter
Auto Supplies.
.L ALL STOCK SOLD
WE HAVE CLOSED OCT HUNDREDS OF
HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE STORES IN
OCR BUSINESS AND VERY SELDOM HAVE
WE HAD SUCH FINE. CLEAN. UP-TO-DATE
STOCK AS HENNEMAN H VRDWARE IN
NYSSA. OREGON TO CLOSE OCT—WE HAVE
MARKED AND TAGGED THIS STOCK—AR­
RANGED ON TABLES — RE ARRANGED
THE STORE FOR QUICK SERVICE — FOR
QUICK SELLING — SO OCR ADVICE IS FOR
YOU TO BE HERE EARLY AND GET THE
BEST SELECTIONS — DON'T HESITATE —
BUY FOR FUTURE USE — STOCK UP —
HARDWARE PRICES ARE HIGH — GOING
HIGHER — SO THIS IS YOUR GREAT OP­
PORTI NITY TO SAVE REAL MONEY ON
EVERY PURCHASE — BUY FOR CHRISTMAS
—NEVER HAVE YOU BEEN ABLE TO BUY
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED (GENERAL
ELECTRIC) APPLIANCES AT THESE RE­
DUCTIONS — ALL LINES CARRIED IN THIS
STORE ARE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
BRANDS AND ARE SOLD AT ONE PRICE
ONLY — SO HURRY FOLKS — GET YOUR
SHARE — THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE TILL
ALL SOLD OUT — REGARDLESS OF LOSS.
THIS STOCK MI ST BE SOLD OUT QUICKLY
AS POSSIBLE.
-GET YOUR SHARE!
I HARDWARE
TIONAL
A, OREGON
Signed K. A. Crocket A Co.,
Liquidators In Charge
ss Of Loss— Reductions Up To
If. 14th 10 A.
Vi Off! Come - - - Buy!
STORE CLOSED
W EDNESDAY AN D THURS-
DAY TO ENABLE US TO TAG-
MARK AND ARRANGE ON
TABLES. SALE OPENS l«RI­
it - - - Daily Reductions
DA Y AT 10 A. M. BE HERE.
TI I AT S ALL—
-Take To Cashier - - - That's AIL Wait On Yourself Buy For Future Use!
G-E STEAM IRON
Fuuly Automatic. Keg.
18.95
14.89
.90 NOW
»5
ENTIRE STOCK
FISHING TACKLE
NOW MUST GO AT
Yi OFF
10 Qt. Galvanized
PAILS, 85c Re*.
3ES - REFRIGERATORS
>eep Freezes—All Must Go!
POP-UP TOASTER
Toastmaster. Automatic. Re*.
WASHER
with Pump.
ie
23.0«
127.20 Now ......................... 18.90
ASHER
G-E WAFFLE IRON
¡ie. Automatic Timer. Non Automatic Combination
Sandwich & Waffle. Re*. 16.95.
......... 134.20 Now ......................... 13.90
ASHER
uxe Wrin*er Typ«,
liner. Re*. 174.95.
............... 13120
DEEP FAT FRYER
Fry-Rite. Re*. 29.95.
NOW 69c
Entire Stock
PLUMBING
FIXTURES, PIPE
Yi OFF -
KEMTONE SUPER
Qts., Reg. 1.65 NOW
Gal., Reg. 5.19 NOW
Qts. 1.39 NOW
Regular Gal. 4.10 NOW
1.19
3.98
98c
2.98
ENTIRE STOCK SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS
NOW CLOSE OUT AT
y4
OFF
ENTIRE STOCK PAINT BRUSHES
Now ......................... 24.90
y4
OFF
RADIO
cht Color. Re*. 24.95.
ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR
COLEMAN LANTERNS
West Bend. Red, Blue. Re*. 13.95. 1 Burner, Re*. 11.95 NOW ..
9 .9 5
Now ........................... 9.89
2 Burner, Re*. 14.95 NOW
1 1 .9 5
ELECTRIC CLOCKS
G-E Ivory. Re*. 4.95.
CAMP STOVE
Now ........................... 3.89 COLEMAN
9 .9 0
2 Burner, Re*. 11.95 NOW
KITCHEN ELECTRIC CLOCKS
Round ¿Si Square. Different Colors BENCH SAW
G-E. Re*. 6.50.
Now ............
4.89 Shop Master Tiitin* Platform Re*. 51.50 Now 3 9 .9 0
DRILL PRESS
ELECTRIC MIXER
Shop Master, Yi., Re*. 43.95 NOW ................* 3 4 .8 9
Sunbeam W?/Juicer 46.50.
Now ......................... 39.89 MOTOR LAWN MOWER
Toro 18 Inch, Clinton Motor, Re*. 129.60 Now 9 7 .9 9
G-E WvJuicer 39.95.
Now ......................... 34.89 DOUBLE SOCKET SET
With Tool Box—SK Brand —
G-E ELECTRIC BLANKET
2 4 .9 5
Fully Automatic, Single Control. Re*. 29.34 NOW ......................................
Re*. 55.15.
DUTY SOCK FT SET
NOW .........................+4.89 HEAVY
1 1-16 to 1 5-8 Sockets
With Box. Re*. 19.29 NOW ............................ 1 3 .9 9
SLEEPING BAG
W hite Sta* - Zipper - Kapok
LARGE PIPE DIE SET
Filled. 34x78 In. Re*. 18.95.
1” to 2” Complete. Re*. 28.95 N0W ....... 2 1 .9 5
•piC HEATER
Now. Re*. 8.95
GARDEN TOOLS
I HEATER
»mat* DeLnxe. Re*.
119.20
R
_2! in. Roller 10 In.
AR-U
70.95
„ ........59.20
ER OVEN
th Disi*» And Trays.
3520
KiC SWEEPER
. Thrwaway Ha*—
ments. Re*. 99.95.
................ 84.20
SWEEPER
II Complete with At-
te*.
... ............ 63.20
................ 19.90 NOW ....................... 16.89
...... ........... 6.90
[EATER
14.90
Now
'/3
Oh F
CARPENTERS TOOLS
MECHANICS TOOLS
GREATLY REDUCED
LADIES TRAVELING CASE
With Tray. Blue. Red, Brown, Tan
Re*. 24.50—NOW ....................................... —
SUIT CASES
7 .9 5
Leather Bound—Linen Covered
V A QC
Satin Lined—21 Inch. He*. 17.50—NOW .... 1 U * U J
dware - Appliances
NYSSA,
OREGON
+ *
burial Kotes Eagles
Auxiliary Meet
Eagles auxiliary met Tuesday
night at the FO E hall with Mrs
Ward Tyler winning the raffle uift
Mr ami Mrs D* ;.r Wyckoff en­ Next meeting I.r.ed for Nov 18 w. l
tertained with dinner Saturday eve­ be a potluck dinner entertaining
ning at their h'me for M s Bill their husbands Each member is re­
Ruxton of Tatt. Calif . Mr and Mrs quested to bring a gift. Hostesses
Barney Wilson. Richard Wilson. Mr will be Mrs Louise Wermck and
and Mrs. Houston Wilson and Lor- ■ Mrs. Helen Walker.
raine, Mrs Frank Ward and Mr
»:id Mr> Alva Sutliff
M others’ Tea
I
+—*
A tea was held in the old grade
Winchells Entertain
school gymnasium for mothers-of
Mr. and Mrs. J H Winohell were the fourth grades of the Nyssa
i host and hostess at a dinner party grade school Friday afternoon.
last Tuesday evening honoring Mr Room mothers in charge of the af­
, and Mrs. T P. Winchell who visited fair were Mrs. John Newman. Mr
i here several days last week from | Mitrl Lancaster, and Mrs. Lee l>a.l,
I.yman. Nebr Additional guests were with Mrs. Bud Wilson as chairman.
Mr and Mrs. B L Adams and Mr Patty Flanagan welcomed the
and Mrs. Don Martin and children visitors and Mrs. Bud Wilson intro­
of Homedale, Mr. and Mrs. Keith duced the room mothers and teach­
Orris and family of Adrian. Mr and ers. Mrs. Eva Chadwick. Miss Lenora
Mrs. Norvelle Robbin- and Mrs Dale Bernadt, Miss Catherine Crandall
Osborne.
and Miss Georgia Nichol A program
consisting of three folk dances and
Anniversary Dinner
two songs were performed by the
Mr and Mrs. Edward Powell and members of the fourth grades.
family of Payette were Tuesday eve­ Refreshments of punch and cook­
ning dinner guests of Mr and Mrs ies were served.
V. L. Wilson and family in celebra­
tion of the Wilson's 16th wedding Mrs. Newby Honored
anniversary.
At Open-House Party
+—•S*
Mrs. Lillian Newby was guest of
Mrs. Jackson Hostess
honor
at a open-house party cele­
At Bridge Party
brating her 84th birthday Monday
Mrs. Homer Jackson was hostess afternoon at the horn-- of her daugh­
| to her Wednesday evening Bridge t e r Mrs. Earl Larson of Newell
club last week at her home. Mrs Heights. Co-hostesses were Mr-
Nick Rudeliek was a guest player 1 Lawrence Dimmiok and Mrs. Con­
Prizes were won by Mrs. Bart ley Ward, with Mr Reid Larson of
O-Drom, high; Mrs. Earl Alexander, Marking, Idaho., in charge of the
second and Mrs. Nettie Bennett, guest book. Approximately 50 gur-ts
travelling.
attended from the Mar-mg, Nyssa.
, Parma and Owyhee areas,
16 th Birthday Event
t MVs. Newby received a lovely cake.
Miss Lois Wilson entertained with ! many personal gifts and beautiful
a theater and birthday party last I flowers.
Wednesday evening in celebration
of her 16th anniversary.
United
After attending the theater, the ; Kersey-Nielsen
In
W
edding
Rites
group returned to the home of Lois’
Lais Fae Niel-en, (laughter
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilson of Miss
and Mrs. Ed vard S Nielsen
for refreshments. The Misses Betty and Mr James
Arvin Kersey, son of Mr
Lou Smith, Mary Anne Alford and and Mrs. Archie
Ker ey, both of the
Keitha Strausbaugh were prize win­ I Nu Acres- community,
were united
ners in stunts.
| in marriage Wednesday, Nov. 5. at
1 7 :30 p.m. in tihe parsonage of the
Ninth Birthday Event
First Christian church with the pas­
Stanley Ikebe celebrated his ninth tor, Austin J. Holling: worth perfor­
birthday Wednesday, Nov. 5, at- a ming the double ring ceremony. They
party given at his home. There were were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Clif­
six guests present to enjoy refresh­ ton T. Nuels'cn, brother and sister-
ments of Ice cream and cake and to in-law of the bride.
Saturday Eve Dinner
W E QUIT!
ARDWARE, APPLIANCES, ETC.,
GED FOR QUICK SELLING
ON COUNTERS, TABLES — RE
CE SELLING
HERE’S THE
G SALE E V E R S E E N ANY
WITH THE PRESENT HIGH PRI
GOING HIGHER, THIS IS YOUR
REAL MONEY — BIGGEST SAV
’LIANCES, ETC. IN 20 YEARS.
play games.
^
Tice bride chose « t*ui suit % i
red accesauries for her we
,tl
Mrs. NieLen was attired in » biowi*
suit and tan aootsaories.
The newlyweds plan to make fcht r
new home in Fruit-land after a • hert
wedding trip.
❖ —+
Micki Blaine M clntire
Honored At Party
Micki Blaine Mclntire, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. L J Mclntire was
honored at a party to mark her
her second birthday Nov. 5 given at
the home of her grandmether. Mrs.
Minnie Leuck. Ouests were Mr'
Ethel May Farmer and two chil­
dren, Jimmy and Lela. Harold Daal,
Mr and Mr.,. Tom Johnson ami
Hubert Leuck
Past Presidents Parley Meet
Past Presidents- Parley of Un-
American auxiliary held an aU-day
meeting at the home of Mrs. E k
Burton Friday. The members work­
ed on their project of sewing pa­
jamas for children of veterans hos-
pitalr/ed at Roneburg. Ore
A potluck dinner was served by
the hostess.
DON'T THROW
THEM
AWAY
Take Them to
THE SHOE CLINIC
OR. C.W. CRAVES
O ptom etrist
Eye» Exam ined
Phone 9-2312
718 A rthur St.
Caldwell, Idaho
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5 !
TEA GARDEN
STRAWBERRY
PRESERVES
ORDER YOUR
THANKSGIVING
3 £ 1.00
TU RKEY
BETTY CROCKER
NOW
CAKE MIXES
TO BE SURE OF
GETTING THE
SIZE AND KIND
YOU WANT AT
LOWEST MARKET
PRICES
Party Cake or
Devils Food
2 Pkgs-73^
Vitamin Rich
FOR
ORANGES
3 Lbs.............. 2 9 ç
VITAMINS PfíOTEINS MINEÑtíLS
Ü 2 MÇATS
LB.
BEEF ROASTS____ 4 5 *
T-Bone—Rib—Sirloin
OCEAN SPRAY
BEEF STEAKS____ 5 5 *
CRANBERRY
Jelly or Sauce
3 Cans
LB.
)
HOME MADE
LB.
LINK SAUSAGE . . . 4 9 *
Pioneer Brand
TAYLOR’S MARKET
F00D
LA R D ..........4 . lbs. 4 5 *
W € 0IV€
425 A rcadia Bled.
G R « n STftm PS t
Phone 222
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