The Gate city journal., March 21, 1930, Image 10

sat
Mils Erma tierttog visited irt
1 La Grande last week end.
Shimmy Stops
Mrs. Earl Richardson entertain*
ed a party o f friends at a birth­
day dinner on the nineteenth.
Mr. Sidney Thompson repre­
sentative of the Lions Club was
We have Model T parts at a saving.
in Nyaaa this week interviewing
Connecting Rods, $1.00
the business and professional men
regarding the organization of a
Floor, Starter Switches, 60c
Step Cut Rings in sets of 1 2 , - 4 oil, 8 compression, $3.00 *oca* dub. and met witd good
response.
Various other accessor.es still in stock
C. M. Tensen sold his service
We ch a rge Radio and Car Batteries
station to Dave Dugger Thursday.
Mr. Dugger will take possession
soon.
Makes your car handle easier.
There will be a
Pair 65c
10 PER CENT REDUCTION
in aH
Gold Seal Cor.goleum Yard Goods
and Gold Seal Rugs
Hoxie Service Station
at new stock arrives next month
Take advantage of this
saviig
next 30 days
f o r the
FHGNE i 4
A ring on our line will result in a timely suggestion for a
most delightful and tasty variation in your daily meat menu.
Men’s Work Shoes
The Market of Quality
Men’s Dress Shoes
s2 .5 0 to $5.50
$3.95 to £8.50
tun*
I ’ »Mi
OREGON M EAT M AR KET
You Tell the W orld-Contracts
Were Let at
Hra.%4 .Vlomj
Ax* Brtur
£2.95 to £6.95
Caldwell Bldg.
NYSSA. OREGON
A new trim here, a new vamp
there, a new heel, a new strap, every­
thing combines to make this seoson’s
shoes more interesting than those of
Ladies’ Strap and Pumps
The age-old question “ What am I going to have for dinner to­
day,” is on the lips of the housewife.
BORDALE FURNITURE CO.
Spring Footwear as shown here is
marked with individual tastefulness
most outstandingly attractive.
many seasons past, and our stock is so complete that you
are certain to be both fitted and suited.
365 TIMES A YEAR
o n ly
Shoes Step in
Fashions Ways
STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER
Phone 1
Licensed O re g o n Meat Dealers
Said Gasoline ike, there ii no
use denying
“ The fact that inspection will
save you much sighing;
“ Your car should have pep and
its pa 'e should be snappy;
“ Too much overhauling will
make you unhappy.
For Sale— White Leghorn,
Rhode Island Red and Barred
Reck chioks. We also do custom
Monday, Mr. Lawrence, the 4-H hatching at $5.00 per 100 eggs.
Nyssa, Oregon.
club leader was at Arcadia school Cain’s hatchery, 2 miles west of
where he helped the boys and, Ontario, op highway.
f7-tf
An Onnce of Pre­
girls
organize. The boys organized j
and we’ll tell the world the place to buy meat is at
a rabbit club and the girls a cook­
vention
ganization of said irrigation district and
N otice I s H ereby G iven that Anna D.
ing club. If enough boys can be j
the proceedings of the Board of Di­ S Pratt, executrix of the estate of Eu­
Is worth a pound of cure.
secured, a corn club will also be
rectors of said District, and of said gene F. Pratt' deceased, has rendered and
Regular inspection and
District for the authorization of the presented her final account ef her admin­
carried on.
adjustment o f tne work­
istration ef said estate end petition for
contract with the United States.
Last Friday the monthly pro­
ing parts of your ma­
distribntion and discharge of of such ex­
To the Kingman Colony Irrigation
ject was put on for the parents I
ecutrix, end that April 11, 1930, at the
chine will save much o f
District, and to all freeholders, legal
hour of 11;0C o’clock ia the forenoon of
by the third grade and the upper
the expense of everhau!-
voters and assessment payers within said
tha
t day at the county conrt room in the
of
New
York
room. Th« third grade gave talks
district:
ing. Inspection and ad­
county court house it Vale. Melheu
on food and drink using the
N otice I s H ereby G iven , that on the
justment are parts of our
county, Oregon, has been fixed and
One o f the largest financial insti­
27th day of February, 1930. Frank T
attractive pictures to illustrate
service.
appointed ky the
jn g i of
stid
tutions in the world.
Morgan. Conrad Martin and T. T. Elliott,
the talks. The upper grades gave
court
as
the
time
and
place
Park your pet peeve in the Ike
directors o f the Kingman Colony Irriga­
: fur hearing objections to said account,
‘ The Trial of Jim mie Slang” . It
house
tion District, tiled in the circuit court of
JA CK H U NTER
for settlement thereof and hearing said
seemsthe Speech family had been
the state of Uregen for the county of
at which time and place all per-
Licensed O regon Meat Dealers No. 112
so badly abused by the bad boy
NYSSA, OREGON
J Malheur, their petition praying for a ju- petiticn,
soni interested in said estate may appear
Local
Underwriier.
1 dicial examination and judgment as to
Jimmie Slang that they bad him|
FORD G A R A G E
and abject to said account and coateii the
NYSSA
0R E 60 N
the regularity and legality of the proceed­
brought to trial, convicted and'
same, and all persons concerned theaein
Nyssa
-
-
Oregon
ings for the organization of said district
are notified to be present and show cause,
sentenced te hard labor in the j
. and the exclusion of certain lands from
if any there ke, why said account aad re­
KOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ! school of knowledge. The cast of I
Er.tray Notice*.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
the district aad the proceedings of the
port should not be approved and allowed,
were;
Father
Verb,
j
directors
herein
and
the
district
and
the
)
0
’
j
th<-
I
hereby
announce
my
ctutdi-[characters
I hereby announce my candida­
I toc.k up at my j lace
said estate settled and said executrix dis­
cy, subject to the will of the Dem­ officers and directors o f said district in charged.
a .¡die of November tl$C feilo.v- dacy, subject to the will of t>hel Benny Kendall, Mether Noun,
calling an election, holding an election,
Miss Preposition,
Anne D S. Pratt
ocratic voters at the Primary canvassing the returns, authorizing the
inr described animals: 1 g rey . Republican voters at the Primary Elsie Doman,
Maxine
Davis,
Conjunction,
Rebaj
Executrix ef the Estate of Eugene F.
m. I c, smooth meuth, brand not Election to be held May 16, 1930,
Flection
to
be
held
May
16,
1930,
contract
and
executing
the
contract
with
SA N ITA R Y AN D OPEN
Pratt, Deceased,
vi> itile, weight about 1200 lbs; 1 for the nomination, for re-elec- Marsh, the twins, Adverb and I
for the nomination, for re-election the United States for the construction of
First publication March 21, 1930.
FOR
INSPECTION
bs> horse, smooth mouth, brand j tion to the office of County Com- Adjective, Hubert Davis and Edna|
to the office o f Couhty Judge of ! l!,<- irri*«tion works of the Kingman Kol
Last publication April 18, 1930.
not visible, weight about 1200 jmissioner of Malheur County, Vest, Interjection, Kenneth Van-
,ny
Irrigation
District
aad
for
an
order
Malheur County, Oreaon.
to the public at any time.
lbs. Owner can have same by
confirming and approving the same, and
derpool. Policeman,Harold Dail,
NOTICE.
Frank T. Morgan.
IL I*ee Noe.
prying feed bill and for this no­ I Oregon.
that said petirion is now pending in said
Lawyer
Bad
English-Basil
New­
YOUR
BUSINESS
IS
SOLICITED
IN
T
IE
COUNTY
COURT OF THE
tice.
C. A. Marshall.
circuit court; that on the 27th day of Feb­
STATE OF OREGON FOR TME
For Sale—Netted (Jem potatoes, ton law yer Good English-Rodney
For Sale.
ruary; 1930. upon motion of petitioners'
COUNTY OF MALHEUR,
apples, dried prunes, also white Vest, Judge-Duane Ansens, maids
Milk 12c a quart
400 bushels Federation wheat th* court made and entered its order fixing In the Matter o f the Estate o f George E.
NOTICE
Oral
and
Written
English-Marie
i
the
3rd
day
of
april,
1930,
at
the
hour
of
leghorn setting eggs and honey.
Skinner, Deceased.
for seeding, sacked at 2c. About 10:90 o’clock in the forenoon of that day.
Ci’ ;’ dog tax for 1930 is due
See J. I. Boston at Apple Valley Snow and Retha Marsh, Jimmie
Notice
is hereby given that G. S. Skin­
C
ream
30c
a
pint
20
sacks
heavy
Oats,
also
alfalfa
ati 1 payable to A. V. Cook, mar-1
n the circuit court room of the Malheur
or phene 6J11, Parma.
ml43tp Slang-Normon Hipp, and Clerk
& red clover Seed. Albert Hinsch, county court house at Vale, Oregon, as ner, administrator of the estate of George
shall.
Knewledge-Wesley Newton.Nine­
the time when and the place where E. Skinner, deceased, has rendered and
Nyssa, Oregon.
m73t
teen visitors were present.
said petition will
be heard; that presented his final account of hie admin­
For Sale —Wagon, horses, cows,
F r u it» U teri b y Indiana
in said order the court directed that no­ istration of said estate and petition for
hUiiij o f Ih* frullo that urei* wllrt grain, hay, ploy, harrow, cul­
NOTICE
Nyssa, Cregon
tice be served on all persons and parties distribution and discharge as such admin­
la A lerlea wore titilli#»! b.v til* In tivator. Just across from pipe
istrator, and that April 21, 1939, at the
Albert
Hinsch,
Claimant,
Charles concerned by publication thereof fa
»♦♦♦»♦♦»♦♦oooooooooooooooo
»B n s In O h io they used the crun
Belknap, Defendant.
See Sittons.
f28tf
(3| successive weeks, being four (4{ pnk-
01 "
the forenoon of that day
The Cooking Club held their
hr ry, wild otrow l«-rry, powpow on<1 line.
N otice I s H ereby G iven that Albert lications therof, in the Gate City Jour- in the county court roam in the county
pi in and carefully guarded and pre
second meeting Satuudi.y at the
Hinsch claims a lien upon the following de* nal, a Weekly newspaper published at court hous- at Vale, Malheur county, Ore­
atrvwl the thicket. In which they
home o f their leader, Mrs. Sher­
tat 'ally grow. The Indinne dried som*
scribed peasonal property, towit:
Nyssa, Malheur county, Oregon, and that gon, has been appointed end fixed by the
wood. Three new names were DELICIOUS HOME-MADE
'( here fruita fur w h ite' u«#
One [1] No. 59 Majestic Cool Stove, jurisdiction of the court in the premises judge of said court as the time and place
added to the membership making
One ] 1J Belding and Hall Electric Refrig­ be complete at the expiration of ten (10) [ for hearing objections to said aecount,
erator, for and on account of storoge of said days after the full publication of this no­ for settlement thereof and hearing said
4 ¡••î” ; ’ + + 4 4 + + + + + 4 4 +
eleven
in
all
Melba
Hinshaw
is
__________
«
personal
property between the 10th day tice; that the date of the first publication petition, at whieh time and place all per-
M president and Florence Beren sec­
of September, 1929; and the 10th day of this notice is February 28th, 1939, and sons interested in said estate may appear
WATCH AND CLOCK RE - m retary.
February, 1930; that the owner, or reputed that the date of the last publication is and abject to said acceunt aad eoatest the
ARCADIA
NYSSA
N YSSA
The Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Let’s All Boost NYSSA
NYSSA
WILSON BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE
PACKING CO.
PHONE 6
LARSEN & HUNTER
Our Plant is Modern
Shelton Dairy
COOKING CLUB MEETS
D.E. HAWKINS S
REAL ESTATE :
SPECIALS s
R 0 acres—40 acres under irri­
gation in cultivation, free wa­ ■
ter, mostly fenced, 8-room |
house, barn, granary, shop,
garage, machinery, 1 team of
horses, spring near house and
la/nily orchard. Price *4,500
terms, long time loan. This is
n real snap.
PAIRING A
SPECIALTY *
AH Work
*
Guaranteed
U « v t orders at Don Graham's office.
GINGER SNAPS
I
25c per lb
owner thereof ia Charles Belknsp; thst said
claimant has filed his notice of lien upon
said chsttles with the county clerk of Mil-
heur county, Oregon, as provided in sec-
i n ooo n a t
. . .
.
*
tion 10,228,0.0. L., as amended by chapter
221, General Laws of Oregon for 1921, that
a copy i f said notice of lien, certified to be
such by the clerk of Mslhenr County, Ore-
gon, has been delivered to the undersigned,
with a request endorsed thereon for the
I , A V W .W ,V W W .\ % , A S W .% V V A V .,A ,A V .V W W W A W / A V ioreelosnre of said lien, as provided in said
Section 10.228, as amended by the General
Laws of Oregon for 1921.
Further notice is hereby given thst on the
8th day of April, 1939, at 10:00 A. M. at
the front door of the building aitnated on
Lots A and B, Block 8, Original townsite
of Nyssa, Mslhenr county, Oregon, I will
Newest creations in STRAWS for your
tell the above described personal property
at public auction to the highest bidder for
and the cost of taking possession of,
holding and selling said personal property
and delivering the overplus of money,if
any, to the owner of such personal prop
erty, or his authorized agent.
A NEW SHIPMENT EVERY 30 DAYS
H. D. Holmes,
Constable.
Date of first pnblicstion, March 14, 1930.
ALSO
Date o f last pnblication. March 28, 1930.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall
and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sherwood Gan be purchased at Eders or
motored to Payette Sunday and
called on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sha^e
T "i
Oregon.
have a new baby boy weighing j
eight p o u n d s .
+ * f * + * f + + + 4 + + + + * t * ‘t * * f +
Swan Bakery
R iiiin iiiiia ’
SPECIAL TIRE SALE
Cl .v Property — 5-room, strictly
Postage paid on out o f town
ondem hovse except heat; orders.
First gradt* fresh
lie.ise 1 year old. Price $3,200 j
stock.
terms, $300 cash, balance on
rental basis.
29-
4 .4 0 ...
$7.40
T n Acres, four miles from town,
30- 4 .5 0 ......
8.25
; II under cultivation, 5 acres
29-
500...........
9.90
alfalfa, 5-room house, concrete
30-
5, 8 ply truck.2 5.50
basement, concrete milk house,
32-6, 8 ply t r u c k . 32.40
; ranary and chicken house;
price #3000, $1000 down, terms
32-4, 6 ply tire__...... 9.00
lo -uit buyer; 9 cows and a
good milk route can be bought Get our price on your size
with this place for 11500. If
want a home with a steady in­ Radiators for Ford, $11.08.
come this ia it.
29.410 2nd grade tires, $5.
K/SSA REALTY CO.
Jaal: iluntar
Don M. Graham
JK *4 +++++++++++++
HATS! HATS! HATS!
EASTER ENSEMBLE
Fancy Work and Hemstitching
Heavy service bicycle 3565
Parker’S Tire Shop
Ontario, Oregon
Nyssa Art and Variety Store
N. H. Pinkerton, Prop.
NOTICE.
same; and all persons concerned therein
March 21st, 1930.
And you are hereby further netiled are notified to ke present and show
that you and each of you, and any person clu8e' W “ "Y <here be, why said account
>»r party interested in said procedings may an<1 r , P»rt should not be approved
id
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a l l o w e d nnri cai ri
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at ------
any _____
time ___
prior
to the expiration of * . ten
al*owed » “ d “ id estate settled
and said
(10) days after the 21st day of march,1930, i administrator discharged.
appearand contest the validity of said
t . 8. Skinner,
proceedings, or any o f the acts or things Administrator of th* Estate of Georgs E.
Skinner, Deceased
involved in and covered by said proceed­
First publication March 21, 1930.
ings and recited and enumerated in said
Last publicatioa April 18, 1930.
petition, and if you fail so to appear the
court will proceed in its judicial examina­
tion and eater its judgment and decree as DAVIS REAL ESTATE C O .
to the regularity and lrgality of such pro­
R. J. Davis, Mgr.
ceedings. acts and things involved in and
We buy and soli
covered by said perition and daelaring and
confirming said proceedings for the or­
TOWN LOTS
ganization o f said Kingman Colony Irri­
DRY LAND
gation District, the exclueion o f certain
lands from the district and declaring said
IMPROVED FARMS
contract with the United Sutes to be a
Office in Journal Office,
legal, valid aud binding obligation of the I
Nyssa. Or., Phone 72F6
district.
This notice is given by me under seal
o f the above entitled court pursuant to
and by authority of an order o f the Hon.
W.W.Wood, judge o f the circuit court of the
state of Oregon, for the county of Mai-
Take advantage o f onr
heur, made and entered on the 27th day
WINTER PERMANENT
of February. 1930
WAVE PRICES
ROY DALEY.
DU ART, the Wonder Wave, only
County Cle’ k and Ex Officio Clerk of the
Circuit Court
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGAN FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR,
NOTICE.
la the Matter of the Petition of the Board
of Directors of the Kingmaa Colony Ir­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
rigation District for the judicial ex­
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE
amination and judgment of the Court
COUNTY O f MALHEUR,
as to the regularity and legality in the la the Matter of the Estate of Eugene F.
proceedings in connection with the o r
Pratt, Deceased.
SPRING IS SOON HERE
$7.50
Latest aad moat satisfactory.
OWYHEE BARBER AND
BEAUTY SHOP