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Lime and Sulphur Spray Sure Death to Orchard Pests Carload Just Received For Spring Work Carload of Farm Imple ments will soon be here IRvssa IHardware Co. fcJsOsOOOOOOOOOCX x > o o o c o o ^ o o o < ë % T X [ \ 1 ? f ? THE entering of the United States into ♦ ” ■**■-*-*'• • War will have a tendency to increase the cost of all Meat Products, yet we assure •s* our customers our prices will be made as reasonable as pos- 1 sihle ? t *5» We pay cash for all livestock, and must ask that all ac * •8* counts be settled promptly at the first of each month. + Respectfully yours * * •8* * + ❖ IH yssa HHeat HHarhet H. BURBIDC.E, P rop . Irrigation Made Easy By the Use of Hanna’s Patent Portable Canvas Dam Cheap, efficient and reliable will check the water in any reasonable ditch. Can be placed or taken up by a ten-year- old boy. Sent to any address C. 0. I). by parcel post If money accompanies the order postage will be prepaid. Made in ten different widths. 48 inches wide, $2.25; 52 inches wide, $2.50; 65 inches wide, $2.75; 72 inches wide, $3 00; 84 inches wide, $3.25; 90 inches wide, $.3.50; 100 inches wide, $3.75; Io8 inches wide, $4.00; 116 inches wide, $4.25; 120 inches wide. $4.50; 125 inches wide, reinforced, $5.25; 130 inches wide, reinforced, $5.50. Ik* sure and order wide enough. Address GEO. W. HANNA, Vale, Oregon, for particulars. •>QO0e* 0 O O O 0 0 O 0 O 0 O O O O O 0 O O < « Insure Your Livestock Against Death From Any Cause by Hartford Livestock Insurance rV HE RATE charged by the “ HARTFORD” on work horses is exceedingly low, as the company accepts none but sound animals. Policies are also issued insuring dairy herds. It will be to your profit to ex amine the tariff of rates carefully, and secure this pro tection. Careful and prudent owners insure their horses and cattle. Also Lee Us W rite Y our F ire In su ra n ce On your Buildings, Machinery, Hay. Grain, Automo bile, or any property on the farm. Be protected by re liable insurance companies. FOR SALE -One One One One One Cabinet Pathephone, as good as new Eoison Model B Picture Machine Soda Fourtain, complete Cigar Show Case, plate glass top Pyrene Extinguisher, new Safety First J. BOYDELL, Land! A gent Land! 4 20-Acre Tracts 3 40-acre tracis 2 80-acre tracts 3 160-acre ranches 1 240-acre ranch 1 120-acre ranch 1 320-acre ranch the Real Estate Man AT THE HOTEL WESTERN THE PRICE IS RIGHT R. II. MCN E E E X P E R T M A C H IN E S ! 1 All kinds ef Mechanical Work done promptly and guaranteed. Engine« a specialty AUTO REPAIRING- Entered aa second-class matter April 14, 1910, at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon, under the Actof March 3, 1879. America was “ too proud to tight” a helpless and pitiful country like poor old Mexico, but SUBSCRIPTION RATES: as in the days of Washington she One year, in advance....... .......... $1 50 Six months in advance.....................75c is not too proud to tight the foes of liberty and humanity CONSERVE THE FOOD One of the best arguments in SUPPLY favor of enlistment is the tine No phase of preparedness for physical appearance of the Nyssa the National crisis which we are boys who returned from the now facing is of greater impor front and are now ‘‘somewhere tance than that of the food sup in Idaho.” ply. The present food shortage will be greatly intensitied by the Now is the time for all good withdrawal of many producers Americans to rally around the ____________ who are being called into the flag. military service. With our en Statement of Ownership trance into the war, our obliga Of Gate City Journal, published week tions to furnish food to the allied ly at Nyssa, Oregon, for April 1, 1917. nations will be greatly increased. Pnblishers — W. S. Brown, H. F. Brown. We must meet the situation. Editor—W. S. Brown. This can be done by increasing Managing Editor-W . S. Brown. production and by the more Business Manager—H. F. Brown. Owners—W. S. Erown, H. F. Brown. economical use of food. Vacant city lots and back yards Bondholders, mortgagees and other se holders owning or holding 1 afford the best means for prompt curity per cent or more of total amount of relief in production. If these bonds, mortgages or other securities are properly used for raising —None. W. S. B rown , Editor. vegetables and poultry, thous ands of dollars worth of food Subscribed and sworn to before me 31 «*t day of March, 1917. products can be added to the this [ seal [ J. Boydell, normal supply in a few months. Notary Public for Oregon. At least 60 per cent of the city My commission expires Dec. 5, 1919 lots and back yards now avail able are not being used. In the interest of the nation, intelligent, | D R . W. G. H O W E sober and well organised efforts should be made to aid in improv DENTIST ing the situation. The Oregon Agricultural Col-1 lege suggests that all organiza ) Office, 117 PHONES: tions interested in the public Í Res. 117-2 welfare should get together and plan a campaign for their re OREGON ONTARIO spective communities. A joint committee representing com mercial clubs, women’s organ izations, parent-teachers’ asso ciations, school officials and other Notice of Hearing of Final Ac count. organizations interested in pub In the County Court of the State of lic problems should appoint rep Oregon for Malheur County. the Matter of the Estate of J. H. resentatives to serve on a joint In Jordan. Deceased. committee to be charged with Notice is hereby given that Dan W. the admin the direction of the campaign. istrator of Jordan, the estate of J. H. A survey should be made im Jordan, deceased, has rendered and for settlement and filed in mediately to determine the presented this court his final report and account amount of ground available and of the administration of said estate, that Monday, the 30th day of April, the number of persons who may and 1917, at 1:30 p. m., at Vale, Malheur I be enlisted to put it to the best County, Oregon, in the County Court in the court house has be“n duly use. Encouragement and instruc room appointed by the judge of said court tion should be continued in a for the settlement of said final report account, at which time any person systematic way throughout the and interested in said estate may appear season. The Oregon Agricultural and file exceptions in writing to the final report and account and con College has prepared a special said test the same. D an W. J ordan , series of pamphlets on poultry R. W. S wagler , Administrator. J. W. B iggs , keeping, vegetable gardening, Attorneys for Administrator. the economical use of foods and Date of first publication March 30, 1917 canning foods, which will be Date of last publication April 27, 1917 available to the people of the for Publication in Fore state. It will be glad to send a Summons closure of Tax Lien supply of these publications upon In the Circuit Court of the State of receipt of evidence that this work Oregon, for Malheur County. E. Lee», plaintiff, vs. Edith V. is being efficiently organized in Wm. Lucss, defendant. To Edith V. Lucas, the above named our community. During the Remainder of April All Royal Society Package Goods Gat Shop «t Residence, One Block from Depot, Nyssa, Oregon. k>r Childrens White Middies, blue and red trimmed, each 40 cents Three Bolts of warranted part Linen Weft Toweling, 16 inches wide, yd 121-2 cents being 1 One lot Huck Towels io call- for a | Jons at , talks' H r start- 2 for 25c ■ dinec- ™ 0ut that Furniture f We have just received a shipment of Dressers, Buf fets, Kitchen Cabinets, Rockers, Dining Chairs, Mattresses, Beds and full line Line Linoleums. by this ered the w m woult l,g contn lich «out (an Relit se Belgi* Applei We have all varieties— Jthe benel York Imperial, Willow J o u b t in t! s ha Twig, Gano, Ben Davis, T jj|lgian i t has be packed at - 1.50 box I -e conditic been fe of Lot Newtown Pippin and a body year, i inity to at Ben Davis in bulk lerera anc at 75c |m j our del It lusty B Notice of Hale for Storage Charges. Notice is hereby given that, on Sat urday, the 21st day of April, 1917, at 10 o’clock a. m., at my warehouse on O. S. L. right-of-way, in the town of Nyssa, Oregon, there will be offered for sale, and sold to the highest bidder for cash, certain per sonal property consisting of auto re pair tools, or sufficient thereof to sat isfy the storage charges amounting to $18.00 against same and the costs of sale; said tools have been in my ware house for more than three months and were stored by H. M. Hearn. G. F. L a F rknz . First publication March 30, 1917. Last publication April 20, 1917. FOR SALE CHEAP—Good iron bed stead. Inquire at Journal office. Summons for Publication in Fore closure of Tax Lien STOP A MOMENT ennui; "V"1*' who are without Telephone Service: Service; compare its J- daily cost to yon with many other - things you --------- j ----- each day. We believe you will find that it will save m oney. Try it. Malheur Home Telephone Co « Why Not Build a Home m H. T. FRANCIS eased the alone X T is in the L 1 1 our own " o rta g e in Leans thi this year 1 the pro< acts. The ikeiy to hi ■ould he to nriak productic ise enougi unity and ‘ [unate er jvden. It a lot or my w a y . ■den, if 1 aking onc will mean the farm« _ k e t that v e the year is I other ma1 M upon and w aste a .niilies ws In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Malheur County. Wm. E. Lees, plaintiff, vs. Thomas C. Lyons, defendant. To Thomas C. Lyons, the above named defendant—in the name of the State defendant—in the name of the State of Oregon: ♦++++ H 4 t » H 4 t 4 4 « 4 4 4 S 4 a « a a s * t s . « , A A A *t f t tt H 1 1 M U I Oregon: To hear of the British forces of You are hereby notified that Wm. E. You are hereby notified that Wm. E. in Syria contemplating the siege Lees, the holder of Certificate of De Lees, the holder of Certificate of De- iquency numbered 41f 415, issued on the linquency numbered 913, issued on the linquency ROOMING HOUSE FOR SALE A splendid line of new shsp and capture of Jerusalem is sug 22nd day of July, 1915, by the Tax 15th day of May, 1913, b by the Tax Col Inquire at rooming house, upstairs Ten- Stetson Hats. L. Spier. gestive of the famous struggle Collactor of the County of Malheur, lecter of the County of Malheur, State sen building. State of Oregon, for the amount of of Oregon, for the amount of twenty- between Richard the Lion Heart eleven and 53-100 dollars, the same one and 89-100 dollars, the same being One No. 17 DeLaval Cream Sepan being the amount then due and delin the amount then due and delinquent for Auto Liyery, day or night. Call and Saladin a few years back- ew. G. F. LaFrenz. for taxes for the year 1912, to taxes for the year 1911, together with Nyssa Garage or E. F. Zahller. We predict the Saracen will put quent gether with penalty, interest and costs penalty, interest and costs thereon uji- 1 up somewhat less of a fight this thereon upon the real property assets- on the real property assessed to you, Piano, with stool and cabinet, f o r ! A 3* high wheel wagon for i ed to you, of which you are the owner of which you are the owner as appears time, however. trade. Ask Coleman. as appears of record, situated in said of record, situated in said county and sale. G. F. LaFrenz. county and state, and particularly state, and particularly bounded and As duly elected president of bounded and described as follows, towit: described as follows, towit: Ni of Nj of Section 29, Tp. 21 S., R. of lots 11, 12, 13. 14 and 15. all Mexico, General Carranza may in All block 75, in the town (now city) of 38 E., W. M., in Malheur county, Ore gon. have a freer hand than he had Ontario, Malheur County. Oregon. You are further notified that said You are further notified that said as first chief, and it is a hand Wm. E. Lees has paid taxes on said Wm. E Lees has paid taxes on said that will bear watching. premises for prior or subsequent years premises for prior or subsequent years with the rate of interest on said with the rate of interest on' said THIS YEAR AND LET 1917 MARK amounts as follows: amounts, as follows; Walk-Over Shoe« for men wear best, Year’« Tax, 1910—Date paid, July Year's Tax, 1912-Date paid, July 1, THE BEGINNING OF YOUR fit heat. L. Spier. 22. 1915; tax receipt No., 565; amount, 1916; tax receipt No., 1249; amount, HAPPINESS AND A NEW LIFE? $11.66; rate of interest. 15 per cent. $5.85; rate of interest, 15 per cent. Year's Tax, 1911 - Date paid, July Y tar’s Tax. 1913-Date paid, Aug NOTHING GIVES A FAMILY PROFESSIONAL. 22, 1515; tax receipt No.. 566; amouut, 1, 1916; tax receipt No., 1380; amount, STANDING IN A COMMUNITY $15.30; rate of interest, 15 per cent. $9.70; rate of interest, 15 per cent. Year’s Tax, 1913—Date paid, July Year's Tax, 1914—Date paid, Aug 1 LIKE BEING THE POSSESSOR OF 22, 1915; tax raceipt No.. 914; amount, 1916; tax receipt No., 1837; amount, W. H. BROOKE A NICE COMFORTABLE HOME $13.80; rate of interest, 15 per cent. | $6.99; rate of interest, 15 per cent. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Said Edith V. I.ucas. as the owner of Said Thomas C. Lyons, as the owner legal title of the above described of the legal title of the above de Wilson Bldg ( Intero, Or the property as the seme appears of record, scribed property as the same appears and each of the other persons above of record, and each of the other per named are herebv further notified that sons above named ere hereby further R. W. SWAGLER Wm. E. I-eas will apply to the Circuit notified that Wm. E. Lees will apply TO ARRANGE ALL THE LITTLE DE- Court of the County and State afore to the Circuit Court of the county and ATTORNEY-AT-LAW said for a decree foreclosing the lien state aforesaid for a decree foreclosing TA'LS AND OUR OFFICE IS A GOOD against the property above described, the lien against the property above WARM PLACE AND WE’VE PLENTY Rooms 12, 14, 15 and mentioned in said certificate. And described, and mentioned in said cer Wilaon Bldg. HPI p 1 v?iriA nr Y0UR DISPOSAL TO you are hereby summoned to appear tificate. And you are hereby sum HELP YOU PLAN THE KIND OF A OREGON within sixty days atter the first publi moned ONTARIO - - HOME YOU WOULD LIKE AND to appear within sixty days after cation of this summons exclusive of the the first publication of this summons BFR TOVnqpT. HxF ITS .?,?ST K,NDOF ,^ JM day of said first publication, and defend exclusive of the day of said first publi C. C. WILSON BRR TO USE IN CONSTRUCTION this action or pay the amount due as cation, and defend this action or pay LAWYER COME IN AND WE WILL FIGURE pbove shown together with coets and the amount due as above shown to IT OUT TOGETHER. IGUKE accrued interest and in cast of your gether with coets and accrued interest NYSSA . . . . OREGON failure to do to, a decree will be ren and in case of your failure to do so, a dered foreclosing the lien of said taxes decree will be rendered foreclosing the and coats against the land and prem lien of said taxes and costs against the ises above named. land and premiaea above named. P. J. PHILLIPS This summons is published by order This summons is published by order of the Honorable Dalton Rigga, Judge of the Honorable Dsiton Riggs Judge ATTORNEY-AT-LAW of the Circuit Court of the State of of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Malheur, and Oregon for the County of Malheur and said order was made and dated this said order was made and dated this OREGON 28th day of February. 1917, and the 28th NYSSA Local Manager day of February. 1917, and the date of the first publication of this date of the first publication of this summons is the 2nd day of March. 1917. summons ia the 2nd day of March 1917 D r . J. J. SARAZIN All process and papers in this pro All process and papera in this pro-' ceeding may be serveu upon the under ceeding may be served upon the under- PHYSICIAN « SURO ICON signed residing within the State of signed residing within the State of Oregon, at the address hereinafter Oregon, at the address hereafter men Office between Second and Third mentioned. tioned. NYSSA, OREGON on Main street. WM. E. LEER, WM. * LEER Attorney for Plaintiff. Attorney for Plaintiff. Oregon Address, Ontario, Oregon. Nyssa Address. Ontario, Oregon. First pub. March 2; last May 4, 1*17. j First pub. Mareh I; last May A 1RJ7.. Now is a good time— One House and Lut in Nyssa Cheap, Cash and Terms See H I L L It was a masterstroke of the Russian people when they kicked the czar off the throne. Now let Published every Friday at Nyssa. Ore us see if the Germans and Aus gon, by trians have equally high courage BROWN BROS. and patriotism by emancipating themselves j
