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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURS.. MARCH 17, 1938 CLASSIFIED ADS Buena Vista News E. L. Jamieson. Ralph Boyles and S. B. Hoffman helped run the walls Rates lc per word, per Issue Minimum charge 29c. for Mrs. T H Pierce's basement. CASH IN ADVANCE Mr. and Mrs. C. C Wyckoff. Bar bara and Oene attended a sale near New Plymouth Friday. Mr and Mrs. A. P. Ooodell attend ed a party at the Ed Neilson home For Sale For Sale Friday night. SEED MISCELLANEOUS E. L. Jamieson has finished level FOR SALE—Seed barley. *1.50 a FOR SALE—Quality chicks. Barred ing his yard and is setting out shrubbery. hundred. T. Terra, by Mitchell Rocks, R. I. Reds, White Leg Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff went Butte. M24 lxp. horns, Bloodtested. Patch Bros. to Payette Monday after trees. Hatchery, Payette, Idaho. 17M4XP There will be quite a lull in trac FOR SALE—Bliss Triumph seed potatoes. H. K Hashitanl, 3 miles BABY CHICKS—Announcing the tor work after the heavy rain of S. Nyssa 3Ftf. opening at our new hatchery at Sunday. Ontario, Oregon. We specialize in : C. C. Wyckoff, Ralph Boyles and FOR SALE—Bliss Triumph Seed high quality chicks from blood- H. L. Day helped A. P Ooodell potatoes. One year from certified. tested and culled flocks. Buy them butched a beef Monday. S. O. Tucker. Phone 39R12, Parma, for more profit. Thompson Ontario Several from this community at Idaho. 17F5XP. tended Show Boat Friday night giv Hatchery. Feb. lOtf. en by the Nyssa high school girls. FOR SALE—Bliss Triumph seed po FOR SALE—Oood clean gravel at Mrs. W. E. Goodell, Charlotte and tatoes, Nyssa grown from certified reasonable priées. Any and all j Leland from Caldwell called at the seed planted July 15. Utah certified kinds of dump bed work. Virgil A. P. Goodell home Saturday. Bliss Triumphs, parents stock from Johnson, Phone 06R1. 10 Feb. 12XP Leland Hoffman has had infection Montana. Red McClures, Cobblars in his arm but is quite a lot better and Ohlos. Placs order soon, expect FOR SALE—Baby chicks, White j Loyd Boyles called at the C. C. Leghorn, standard heavies, 9c un to start shipping next week. Hay. Wyckoff home Sunday. thirty-five tons. Utah strain sweet der 00. Reduction larger quantities. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sage called at Spanish onion seed. Ira R. Ure, Nys Custom hatching. Two miles east the E L. Jamieson home Monday Ontario. Phone Fruitland 8-21. sa, Oregon. M3tf evening. Payette Valley Hatchery, Payette, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day spent Idaho. 27JTF. For Sale Sunday at the H. L. Day home. Jack Brodle visited high school at STOCK For Rent Nyssa Monday. FOR SALE—Springer Cows. Leslie S. B. Hoffman is helping Fred CITY PROPERTY Schafer, Kingman Kolony. 10M3xp Stute dig a cistern. FOR RENT—Store space in new FOR SALE—Four or five milk cows, building. Modem living rooms Jerseys and Holsteins. Oood stock. available in rear. See Pete Dear. Inquire Journal. Box 1. M172xp. By MBS. O. E. ELLIOTT FOR LEASE—Modem stores and Of fices in new building. Ready about Mrs. J. L. Smith of Buhl, Idaho For Sale July first. Inquire at Journal office j visited this week in the Conrad Mar M ACHINERY or see your real estate broker. tin home. Mrs. Smith was a school girl friends of Mrs. Martin. It had FOR SALE—Sage brush grubber. been thirty years since they had For Rent Oood condition $40.00 cash. Carl met and visited. Funk. 6 3-4 miles SW Nyssa. M251tp FARM LANDS Mr. and Mrs. George M. Cooley, FOR SALE—Fordson Lug Wheel FOR RENT—120 acres irrigated Norman Cooley and Mrs. Ingle of Tractor equipped with mover, for farm near Vale, 60 acres in alfafla, Mt. Vernon, Oregon accompanied cash or will take cattle, grain or 40 acres suitable for beets. Good Mrs. Susie Johnson to her home hogs. 1 miles west of Owyhee Groc house. Cash terms. Elizabeth Stacey, here after an extended visit in Red ery Store. S. B. Bigelow, lOMtfc mond with her daughter Mrs. Cool Vale, Oregon. 17M1XP. FOR SALE—Fordson tractor. Just FOR RENT—Nice home and ten ey. The Conrad Martins and Mrs. overhauled. Mack Haynes, on acres of land in Apple Valley. Herman Broderson place. Payette. Cash rental *175.00 yearly. See R. J. Smith were dinner guests in the C. C. Cotton home Friday. Mar. 10 2 txp. Davis. M171xp. Kingman grange sponsored a card party in the Adrian school house FOR SALE—Caterpillar 30. wide Friday evening. Six tables were in Found tread and track type. Ideal for play with Mrs. Dale Ashcraft win heavy work. In excellent working condition. Box IX, Jounral. F244XP FOUND—One truck wheel and tire. ning first prize for ladies and Mrs. Owner may have same on identifi Rolland the booble prize. In the cation and payment for this add. mens game Dale Ashcraft won first For Sale Nyssa Second Hand Store, next to and Dick Ashcraft the boobie prize. FARM LANDS Post Office. M10 3xc| Mr. Peterson won the door prize and ------------------------------------------------- | Mrs. Helen Zesiger won the quilt FOR SALE—5 acre tract 3H miles FOUND—Pair of horned rimmed eye glasses. Owner may have same | which was raffled off ait this time. from Nyssa. near Apple Valley, The declamatory try out was held dep well, 2 room house and bam. For by identificatin and paying for this on Wednesday afternoon, and malVv particulars see C. A. Olsen at Par advertisment. Wilson Bros. Groc good selections were given in all ol ma. M174tx. ery. 17M. the grades The judges, Mrs. H. R. Oties, Mrs FOR SALE—Farm lands, town lots Lost Jessie Sugg and Mrs Borge selected and houses. Call Journal office. the following to enter the finals at FOR SALE—Thirty-five acres sec LOST—Black and white wire hair Ontario. Ellen Jud dand Colleen Terrier, brown head, carries one ond growth timber land ten miles Connaughy, third and fourth grades, from the city of Tacoma. Washing ear up, short bushy tail. Answers to La verne Glascock and Maxine name of Scooter. If anyone knows ton. Will sell on terms or trade for Smith in the fifth and sixth and Nyssa property. H. F. Brown—or the whereabouts of this dog please Glen Osborn and Lois Hibbard, 6th advise C. C. Hunt, Phone 04-J2, or A. j Journal office. and 7th. V. Cook, city marshal, Nyssa, Ore Mrs. Herbert Beaumont, Miss FOR SALE— 120 acres, fenced, 2 gon. 17M1XP Jeanette Martin and Mrs. Conrad houses, 1 silo. Paid up water Martin were Boise visitors Saturday. right. Two miles south of Adrian W ork Wanted The regular meeting of the Polly- bridge, inquire R. B. Baskett, Adrian anna club met at the home of Mrs. Oregon. 10M5XP. SITUATION WANTED—Capable Charles Newbill Wednesday. woman wants work by day or week Mrs. Lily Bach is visiting at the FOR SALE—123 acre ranch ready Box 3X Journal. 3M3XP. home of her son Walter Bach in for beets or other crops, one year out of alfalfa. Will sell for small Prairie City. Miscellaneous The W T. Godwin family have down payment and balance in moved from lngman to the Big Bend crops. Telephone 64 or see Della WANTED—Trucking of all kinds. community. In their place have mov Curtis, Wilson Bldg. 3Mtf. Dick Smith, Nyssa. Phone 43. dl6tf ed the McDennett family. Several new pupils have been WANTED—All your welding Jobs. For Sale We promise good work and fair added to school from these families. CITY PROPERTY prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone McDennitt, Barker, Schiemer and Healy making the total enrollment FOR SALE—Two choice lots. Will 56F2. of 120. b^ild to suit buyer. O. E. Nelson. HAULING—All kinds, Oregon ano 4-H club leaders of Kingman held 17M2XP Idaho License. Hugh Olasgow a business meeting Wednesday FOR SALE—Town lots, level, with Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf. afternoon. M. E. M Hauser met with them, bringing with him the office water and lights available on grav BRAKE WORK—Let us put your records of several outstanding boys eled street Reasonable for cash. Call car or truck brakes in first class and girls. From these two were sel Journal office. condition. Special equipment and ected to be sent to the 4-H summer trained men at your service. Pruyn school this year. Those chosen were For Sale or Trade Auto Repair. Phone 56F2. Susan Zamora for the girls with MACHINERY Emily Otis as the alternate. These Room and Board girls score was very close. Maurice FOR SALE OR TRADE—Ford Pick up, 1929 McCormack-Deering beet ROOM AND BOARD—Room and Judd was selected among the boys with Bob Kurtz a sthe alternate. cultivator. Bll DeGrofft, Phone 01-J- Board at the HOME KITCHEN, 2 Other business discussed and de blocks north of Moore Hotel On cided upon, was the carnival which For Sale or Trade tario. 3M5XP. the 4-H people plan to put on some CITY PROPERTY time in April in order to complete the necessary fund for those at- Card of Thanks FOR SALE OR TRADE—Residence tenidng summer school. A program in east Nyssa, close In. good house, We wish to extend to all our will be given which will be free to garden spot, fenced chicken lot, friends and neighbors who so the public. city water .also deep well. Louise kindly assisted us with words and It was also decided to organize a Ward. M174xp. deeds of sympathy in the last sad 4-H assembly which would mean services of our beloved father, that all 4-H members are organized grandfather, and great grandfather. into one large group which would For Sale We especially want to thank the meet once a month to carry one Musical Instruments minis'er and choir and all those who their social and recerational activi FOR SALE—Godd small size, stand assisted in the beautiful church ser ties. ard make piano must be taken up. vices rendered. The Busy Maids 1st year cooking Mrs. Iris O. Ana wait and family. Club held their last meeting at the Prefer to sell in this vicinity to save Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Duncan and moving expense. Terms. Write Tail- school house. Their leader MLss Bet man Piano Store. Salem. Oregon. family. ty Nelson discussed with them the Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Miles. M173XC value of fruits In our diet and how KINGMAN KOLONY GATE CITY TRANSFER TRUCKING SERVICE Quick — Careful — Courteous ANYW HERE AN YTIM E ALL CAR GO INSURED HUGH G LA SG O W Phone 36J / CLEO BOOTH Nyssa, Oregon to serve them. Plans were made by the girls to make a tapioca pudding ait their next meting. Mr and Mrs. H R Otis had as their guests Sunday the Conrad Martin family. Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincerfest thanks to our many friends for the sympathy and kindness that they expressed to us at the time of the loas of our beloved wife and mother and to all those who so lovingly sent the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. N. H. Pinkerton. Mias Margaret Pinkerton Newt from Mr. and Mrs. Melvin and father Crete Simmrel of Baker Hathaway who left here last fall for were overnight guests of the Ditty Yuma. Colorado states that they families Monday. MRS DAN CORBETT Bonnie Mae Newgen. who has been i are now in Hansen. Idaho, but their ' plans of locating there are uncer- j suffering from acute rheumatism Farmers are busy starting their i tain. for the past six weeks, due to infect spring work such as clearing and Choir practice will be held at the ed tonsils, had the tonsils removed leveling, plowing and seeding, set J. I. Boston home this Friday even by Drs. Weese and Palmer in On ting out trees and shrubs. ing and anyone who desires to at tario on Tuesday. The heaviest rainfall Sunday in tend the practice may do so. this district that any of us have Mrs. Cord Powers, Mrs. Forrest OREGON TRAIL wltnesesd here caused considerable j Reed and Mrs. Mouser visited at the MRS. FRANK BYERS damage to roads. j home of Mrs. Gene Reed Sunday Vernon Walker made a business [ afternoon. trip to Emmett Friday, The basket social sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Whittom of Sunday visitors at the J. Edward Oregon Trail PTA last Thursday Parma were dinner guests at the Wolfe home were their daughter. evening was a financial as well as Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sager and baby home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Correll social success. A very entertaining of Weiser and O. F. Bacon of Boise. Sunday. program was presented, consisting Ralph Bailey, who has been quite Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stute enter of a piano solo. Mrs. Hugh Olasgow ; tained about fifty friends and neigh j ill with the chicken pox is now able dance. Mrs. Earl Marshall: vocal bors at a house warming Wednesday t to be out again. solo. Chas. M. Jones, dance, Nerle night. Mrs. Fred Walmsley visited at the Glasgow, dance. Mrs. Earl Marshall. Mrs. Earl Anderson and Mrs. Er home of Mrs. Jess Baker Sunday In the popularity contest Mrs. Geo. nest Lugner were in Ontario and afternoon. McKee was voted the most popular Nyssa Monday afternoon. lady in the community. Col. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Dave Beers and Andrews, manager of the Nyssa daughter Doris of Nyssa visited at SUNSET V A L L E Y Sales Yard auctioned off the baskets. the Dan Corbett home Friday even MRS. L. E. NEWGEN Mrs. Albert Hopkin's basket won the ing. novelty prize; Miss Goldie Miller's Miss Fay Smith was an over night The Civic and Social club met was voted the prettiest and Mrs. guest of June Webster Sunday and I Thursday at the home of Mrs. Les Geo McKee's basket was sold for the Monday. highest price. In the childrens div Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Wright left ter Kendall with nine members ision. Mary Lou Thomaosns basket present. The subject for discussion Tuesday evening for Kimberley, during the afternoon was "the fu won the prize for the pretiest bas Idaho, their former home. ket and Madonna Kresslys basket Mrs. G. E. Webster and Miss Nor ture prospects for electricity.” It was awarded the novelty prize. A ma Suiter have been reported ill of leems to be the most interesting very enjoyable evening was report topic everywhere at present. The flu. ed by all attending. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corbett enter next meeting will be held at the A group of farmers representing home of Margaret Sage on Thurs tained at their home with an oyster the 7 different communities met in supper Monday evening the follow day, March 24th. ing guests, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Nor The Walter Hollis family moved Ontario Friday afternoon. March 11 ris, Mrs. W. Baker and grandson Saturday to the Adams ranch. His and formed a Beet Growers asso Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hollis are elation. One member from each of his mother, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kurtz with them. The Hollis families are these seven committees was chosen former residents of Jerome, Idaho. to farm a by-law committee. F. G and sons, Edwin and Harold A number of people from here at They were on the coast for the past Holmes was chosen from this com tended the vaudeville given by the 18 months, coming to Nyssa this munity. The next meeting will bt Girls League at the Nyssa high vinter and were camped at the Hol held sometime in the near future. Nyssa Heights mes place near the bridge. Asa and Troy Roberts were sev erely poisoned while treating wheat with rings as awards for having at- iast week. They worked inside a building, giving a dry treatment, thinking the room was well venti lated in which they were mistaken. It proved to them that the dry treatment should always be given cutside. It is a precaution we should all be careful of. The boys have re covered now. R. A. and Arlie Scott of Apple Valley spent the week end at the Newgen home. Mrs. C .A. Ditty and Mrs. Leslie Ditty shopped in Ontario Saturday where they purchased alfalfa seed for 80 acres, which they expect to plant in the near future. Mabel Roberts is in school again after an illness of two weeks. Mrs. Vem Wilson was an Ontario shopper Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Simmrel school gym Friday evening. L. C. McDerrpott and family mov ed this week to their new home pur chased recently two miles north of Adrian. APPLE VALLEY By MISS NORMA STOUT re ported. Mr. and Mrs. Torvald Olson wer) dinner guests at the home of their daughter H. Fuhrtr.an and family of Kuna. Sunday. ___ Wednesday evening Mrs. P. C. Fry and Mrs. F. O. Holmes attended the school of instruction for recreation held in Nyssa. Wm. DeGrofft recently purchased a span of mules. Robert and Gilbert Holmes made a business trip to Boise Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ragland of Nortlandville Kansas, arrived at the S. W. Jones home Sunday for a visit Mrs. Ragland is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. A. M Goodson and Estelle of Ten Davis were Sunday dinner guests at the F. G. Holmes home. James Hill who has been employed by Wm. DeGrofft moved to a farm on the new land near the cemetery. Thurman, who has been staying at the F. G. Holmes home left Sunday to Join his father. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen and Jack spent Monday afternoon at the F S. Byers home. 1 II 1 1 E aster CANDY and N O V E L T IE S — at— 101 INSO N VA RIET (Crowded out last week) Carrell Sparks who has spent sev eral weeks visiting at the home of INSTALL A his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sparks, left Saturday for Yakima. LENNOX Mr. and Mrs Melvin Gee of Lead. South Dakota and Mr. and Mrs. L. TORRID-ZONE R. Kendall and family of Nyssa were supper guests at the home of Mr. FURNACE and Mrs. R. M. Gee, Saturday even ing. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Fritts en 1. No cemented Joints to leak. tertained at a pinochle party Fri day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold 2. No castings to crack. Fifer of Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Clar 3. EVERY SEAM RIVETED. ence Price, Miss Orvilla Vertrees and Allan Reed. At a late hour dainty Bring Your 4. Made by the World's Larg refreshments were served by the est Builders of Steel Furnaces Shoe Repairing to hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woods and W A L T ’S children were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wil- I SHOE SHOP son. Sunday. Our M otto: Mrs. Lenis Wilson and her brother Tom Crosswhite of Nampa have Good Workmanship moved back to her ranch, from Phone 66 Box 345 Moderate Prices which Smiley’s recently moved. NYSSA, OREGON Mrs. J. C. Sparks and daughters of Nyssa, Oregon Big Bend were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sparks Sunday. John Matzen left last Wednes day for San Pedro. California where he expects to find employment. Lloyd Caldwell has been confined in bed with a severe cold for several! days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gee and j family of Lead. South Dakota were I overnight guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gee. \ They left Monday morning for Yak ima where they plan to locate. Chester and Arthur Johnson were ! guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ; Ora Newgen of Wilder Sunday. Lorraine Fritts returned to school Tuesday after being ill for several weeks with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Boston and Gene Boston were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Justiss Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stephess and Ralph, and Mrs. Tom Porterfield were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chirs Melvedt of Boise Sunday. Mrs. Tom Porterfield re mained for a few days visit with her sister Mrs. Melvdt. Mr and Mrs. Jim Correll and Mrs. Cleo Whittom of Parma drove to New Meadows Thursday and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mow's the time to trade your ear for a NEW CHEVROLET Carrell Jr. Quenton Correll return ed with them and spent a few days . . . Come in today and get our liberal offer and while here he sold his car. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. MacDonald of Cleveland, Ohio were dinner guests So great have been Chevrolet Come in— this w eek! . . . See the beau at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J J dealers’ sales o f used cars and tiful new Chevrolet for 1938— the car that Hicks Sunday. MacDonalds are old trucks — so low is our supply o f certain is com plete — and the new 1938 Chevrolet friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hicks and tracks— the thrift-carriers fo r the nation! makes and models— that we need good used their visit was a pleasant surprise. Other guests atthe Hicks home Sun . . . Learn how easily you can purchase a cars and trucks to balance our stocks. day were Mr. and Mrs. Wade Rob smart, new, modem-to-the-minute Chev This means we are in an excellent position inson of Nyssa. to talk ” trade-in allow ances” on the purchase rolet by letting us take your present car Olive Bailey entertained about twenty-five friends at a farewell o f new Chevrolet passenger ca rt and trucks. or truck in trade! party in honor of Dorothy Thomas, CffM ral M otart fn stain * i ieel Monthly Payment». A Central Motor $ Value. Friday evening at her home. Oames were enjoyed during the evening and afterwards delicious refresh ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tetrlck of Parma were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jess Baker Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Thomas and family have moved to the Ten Davis dis trict. Halton Stephens of Portland was ONTARIO an overnight guest at the home of PHONE 62 Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stephens Tuesday. J Nyssa Plumbing Cr Heating Co. WE NEED GOOD USED CARS AND TRUCKS! CHEVROLET DEALERS’ USED CAR STOCKS WERE G REA TLY REDUCED D U RIN G N A TIO N A L USED CAR EXCHANGE WEEK Y O U ’ LL BE AHEAD WITH A CHEVROLET" Cables Chevrolet Company