The Gate city journal., May 30, 1919, Image 8

An Interesting
Story From One
Just Returned
(Continued from page 1.)
America has got 'em all skinned in
everything. ”
Mr. Petty has a number of relics
that would be enjoyed by any one who
could look them over. Among his col­
lection is a watch taken from a German
soldier killed in one of the battles in
which he fought. HU collection is a
very ghod one and too numerous to de­
scribe in this issue, owing tothe limited
amount of space in a country paper.
He carries his Honorable Discharge
which he is very proud t>f and we here­
with print in complete form:
Honor Flag Celebration
Saturday, May 31
In honor of Malheur County’s record in four
Liberty Loan and Victory Loan drives.
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Ontario, Oregon
Honorable Discharge From
The United States Army
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Gem State Lumber Co.
Choice Meats
We keep constantly on hand a carefully selected
stock of choice meats, including
Beef, Pork’ Mutton, Veal, Sausages of va­
rious kinds,, Hams, Lard, Veal, etc., in fact,
everything f jund in an up-to-date shop.
Sanitary Slaughter House
We are especially careful about the sanitary con­
dition of our slaughter house, and ell meats are pre­
pared for the block under conditions of perfect
cleanliness
Patrons are invited to inspect our
slaughter house at any time.
Nyssa Meat Market
C. W. de BOER, Prop.
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Attention, Dairymen!
MORE MONEY FOR BUTTERFAT
Have you tried shipping cream to the coast market? We
pay highest cash market prices, remitting promptly for
each shipment. Write us for cans, shipping tags and
prices. No deductions except for express.
WE ALSO BUY POULTRY AND EGGS
Union Meat Company
PORTLAND, OREGON
NYSSA FLOUR MILL
Sells
Flour and Feed
Chooping and Grinding
Grain bought and sold
led Ball
Suit Cases
and Trunks jj
PHONE NO. 8
NYSSA, OREGON
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For Men
the long run, too. You can’t
figure the cost of rubber boots
ai d other rubber footwear by
the 1'iKt price. You’ve got to
know how much wear it will
give. You can put “ Ball-Band”
footwear to any service and judge it by
we ir. Then you will see why it gives
the greatest service for the money.
Look for the Red Ball. You'll And it
on a!', ‘ Ball-Band” footwear.
WILSON BROS.
Department Store
Nyssa
Boom Poles
Masts
Timbers
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Malheur County
In the Matter of the Estate of Sarah
Jane Peer, Deceased.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, to
whom It may concern, that the uuder-
signed. Executor of the Estate of
Sarah Jane Peer, Deceased, has filed
in the above-entitled Court his final
report and account, and the said Court
by order dated the 26th day of April,
1919, has fixed the time for hearing on
the same to be held at the Court room
of said Court, in the. Court house at
Vale, Oregon, at 2 o’clock on Wednes­
day, Jnne 4, 1919. And all persons
who may be interested in the said Es­
tate of Sarah Jane Peer, Deceased, are
2XMERICAN initiative, endurance and enter-
hereby notified that any objections to
/ J L priseffirought th e settlersacrosstheconti-
the said final report and account, if
nent through deserts and over m ountains. The
same spirit built the railroads, developed mines
any there be, shall be filed in writing,
and oil wells, strung telephone and electric power
stating the particulars of said object­
lines, opened up giant forests, built ships and,
ion, on or before the time set for the
last but not least, conquered the burning desert
said hearing; and that if no objections
and made it a garden spot by irrigation. Let us
keep this American spirit of initiative ever before
are filed the said account will be set­
us and not submerge it in sloughs of paternal­
tled and allowed as filed, the adminis­
ism, socialism,and too m uch officialism.
tration of said estate closed and the
executor discharged. This notice is
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published for four successive weeks in
the Gate City Journal, by order the Hon.
E. H Test, Judge of said Court.
Lyman Allen Green, Executor of the
Use Fleming Egg Preserver, the NOTICE TO JO U R N A L
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Estate of 3arah Jane Peer, Deceased.
cheapest and handiest preserver,
C. C. Wilson, Atty. for Excr.
known. For sale at Fostetr's Drug
CO RRESPO N D EN TS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
First Pub. May 2, 1919.
store.—Adv.
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(Please Sign your Name to the
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
Last Pub. May 30, 1919.
your next list of Items so I may be
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
See Gem State Lumber Co. for boom REPORT YOUR NEWS TO THE able to know The Journal corres­ In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN
pondents are —Editor.)
GATE OITY JOURNAL.
poles for hay derricks—Adv.
WAGNER. JR , Deceased.
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN SAID ESTATE:
YOU ARE, HEREBY. NOTIFIED.
That the Final Account of Clara M.
Crandall, Administratrix of said Es­
tate, has been made and duly filed in
tha Office of the Clerk of said Conrt,
and that said Final Account and the
settlement thereof will be heard by
said Court on Tuesday, June 24th, A.
D. 1919. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Court Room of said Court, in
tha Court Housa of said County, in
Vale, Oregon.
All persons interested in said Estate
may, on or before said day appointed
We sell it because we believe it is
for such hearing and settlement, file
tlie best you can buy. We sell it be­
his objection thereto, or to any par­
cause nr. a who have worn rubber
ticular item thereof, as by law re­
footwear for years have proved that
quired.
“ B»ll-Iland" gives them better com­
Dated this May 14th, A. D. 1919.
fort and more days of wear than any
CLARA M. CRANDALL,
other ma’.e.
Administratrix.
“ ilall-Band” is the cheapest in
May 16 June 13.
Oshkosh
Overalls
Levi Strauss
Overalls
Men’s Work
Shirts
Men’s Dress
Shirts
MunsingWear
I Cooper Under­
wear.
Hay Derrick
Material
Kÿiÿiÿift? y.
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HONEY
The Sweetest Cheapest Sweet
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(EMBLEM)
To all whom it may concern; TVs is
to Certify That Fremont J. Petty A.
S. 111490, Co D. 121 Machine Gun
Battalion. The United States Army,
as a testimonial of honest and faithful
service,
is hereby Honorably Dis
charged from the military service of
the United States by reason of Circu­
lar 106 W D 1918.
Said Fremont J. Petty was born in
Tabor, in the State of Iowa When
enlisted he was 26 years of age and by
occupation a farmer He had blu3
eyes light hair, medium complexion,
and wai f> feet 6 inches in height.
Given under my hand at Fort D. A.
Russell, Wyo.. this 25th day of May.
one thousand nine hundred ana nine­
teen. t
H C. Smith,
Major A. G. I). Per. Adjt.,
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Commanding.
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HONEY, Fosters
Oregon
If you are in need leave your orders.
you money,
P. M. WARREN, PROP.
PECKHAM CASE CO.
ESTRAY
Notice h hereby given that the fol­
lowing described animal* to wit: One I
Brown Mare branded triangle on left
Stifle, weight about 1000 lbs One bay
mare branded with oarlock on the left
shoulder, weight about 1000 pounds,
have been taken up for running at
large on the streets of Nyssa. Notice
is further given that unless previously
claimed, will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder at the livery barn
In tha town^if Nyssa on Thursday June
6. 1919.
V, R. Cbipman,
Town Marakall.
Dated 17th day of May.
One New Kitchen Kwten with bins
that Kent Kome off. Mail Order houee
price! (No freight) 97. 14 .
Nyssa Exchange Store
Sharp Bld g.
I can save
House Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
I. H. Kellar, in charge of Parma Store.
House Phone 50-SSS
Phone 50-SS
Stores at Caldwell and Parma, Idaho.
Simpson’s Transfer
C. D. Simpson. Prop.
Drayage
Auto Service
Feed Yard
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
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