NYSSA GATE CÎTY JOURNAL, THURS., MARCH 24, 1938
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For Sale
SEED
Wanted
For Rent
FOR SALE—State tested Red clov­ WANTED TO RENT—Light house
keeping rooms by two quiet young
er seed. Sudan grass seed, Trebe
barley. M. L. Judd, Newell Heights ladies. Phone 102.
24M2XC.
QUIET HOME WEDDING
Miss Eunice Farr became the bride
of Mr Henry Gannon at a quiet
wedding held at the home of the
grooms parents. Bishop and Mrs
Luther Fife. Bishop Fife also read
the marriage service immediately
after which the young couple left
for a honeymoon in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Gannon will return
to Nyssa to establish their home
west of Nyssa.
served light refreshments. Twyla
will be ten years old on Sunday and
the party was in celebration of her
birthday.
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DORIS BEERS HAS PARTY
Doris Beers entertained six of her
young friends on Tuesday afternoon
in celebration of her nineth birth­
day with a party.
W H E A T A LL O TM E N T
TO BE DISCUSSED
A T DISTRICT MEETS
With the wheat acreage allotment
for Oregon definitely established.
the Agricultural Adjustment Au-
ministration in this state, consisting
mostly of farmer committeemen,
will proceed at once to make the
essential changes ill former plans
made necessary by the passage of
he new law, according to N. E.
Dodd, state committee chairman.
A series of eight district meet­
ings in Oregon is being held, as
arranged by the state committee
immediately upon the return of
representatives
from
Salt Lake
City where all provisions of the new
let were thoroughly discussed.
These district meetings are being
attended by county
agents
and
county committeemen where ad­
justments in the 1938 program will
be explained. The schedule of dis­
trict meetings follow:
March 15—Benton, Linn, Polk,
Marion, Lane and Yamhill coun­
ties at Corvallis and Coos and
Curry at Coquille; March 16—Lin­
coln, Tilamook and Clatsop at Till­
amook and Douglas, Jackson, and
Joesphone at Grants Pass; March
17—Columbia, Washington, Clacka­
mas, Multnomah and Hood River at
Gresham; March 18—Wasco, Sher­
man,Gilliam, Morrow and Umatilla
at Arlington,
March 19—Crook,
Deschutes, Jefferson, Klamath. Lake
Wheeler and Harney at Redmond;
March 21—Grant, Baker, Malheur.
Union and Wallowa at Baker.
Of major interest to Oregon is
:he provision in the new law for a
1938 wheat acreage allotment It will
be applicable to wheat growers in
this state except where farms in de­
Wanted To Buy
. FOR SALE—2 sacks of alfalfa
seed. 25c per pound. One beet
cultivator, good condition.
John WANTED TO BUY—Five foot trac­
tor fresno, Michelin preferred. E.
Pratl. 17M2XP.
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J. Hobson, Nyssa. 24M2XP
THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB
FOR SALE!—Bliss Triumph seed
potatoes. H. K. Hashitanl, 3 miles
The Thursday bridge club was en­
BURBIDGES ENTERTAIN
For Sale or Trade
tertained by Mrs. Aden Wilson and
S. Nyssa 3Ftf.
SUPPER
CLUB
FARM LANDS
at that time some new members were
On Wednesday evening Mr. and taken in. High score for the after­
FOR SALE—Federation wheat, $1.25
per hundred. C. L. Fisher, King- FOR TRADE—5 acres of well im­ Mrs. Sydney Burbidge were hosts to noon fell to Mrs. Ernest McClure,
proved land near Freewater, Ore., the Supper Club and later all at­
man Kolony. 24M2XP
for partly improved or raw land un­ tended the dance at the gymnasium. second to Mrs. Harry Miner and
traveling prize was won by Mrs. Herb
FOR SALE—Bliss Triumph seed po­ der irrigation in Malheur county.
Covers at dinner were laid for Mr.
tatoes, Nyssa grown from certified J. B. Heitsuman. Box 150, R-2, Free­ and Mrs. Harry Miner, Mr. and Fisher.
seed planted July 15. Utah certified water, Ore. 24M4XP.
Mrs. William Schlreman. Mr. and
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Bliss Triumphs, parents stock from
Mrs. Ernest McClure, Mr. and Mrs. WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Montana. Red McClures. Cobblars
Robert Thompson, Mrs. Dewey Ray, BRIDGE CLUB
W ork Wanted
and Ohlos. Placs order soon, expect
Dr. L. A. Maulding, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Henry Carl was hostess to the
to start shipping next week. Hay, WORK WANTED—Married man. Herbert Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. James
Wednesday night bridge club and
thirty-five tons. Utah strain sweet
wants job on farm. I am an ex­ Daelhausen and the hostess and
invited four guests to make up the
Spanish onion seed. Ira R. Ure, Nys­ perienced row crop farmer, under­ Host.
two tables at play. Those invited in­
sa. Oregon. M3tf
stand irrigation. Can operate all
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cluded Mrs. Ronald Burke, Mrs.
kinds of tractors. FYed A. Schilling TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB
Warren Blodgett, Miss Sabina Cald­
For Sale
at George Ward's ranch. 24M1XP.
Mrs. Denny Hogue was the hostess well, and Mrs. Morris Solomon Mrs.
STOCK
at the Tuesday Bridge club this Blodgett won first prize and Mrs.
Aden Wilson traveling.
week.
For Sale
FOR SALE]—Pour or five milk cows,
Mrs. Eddie Powell and Mrs. Tom
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Jerseys and Holsteins. Oood stock.
MISCELLANEOUS
Eldridge were guests substitutes and
Inquire Journal. Box 1. M172xp.
DINNER GUESTS
FOR SALE—Two wheel trailer house high score was won by Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. H. R Sherwood and
7 x 16, masonite and plywood. Mitchell and second by Mrs. Bernard
For Sale
Frank had as Sunday night supper
Built-in, 7 tube table model Gruno Frost.
guests Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fry and
M ACH INER Y
radio, like new. S. F. Anderson,
son Billy.
Chadwick's Cabin Camp. 24M1XP.
VISITORS ON SUNDAY
FOR SALE—One 16-8 grain drill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garrison and
Three used mowers, In good con­ FOR SALE—Trailer house. Lined
dition,one
new low-wheel
farm
and built-ins. Inquire Austin Cane. their son Lennle with Mrs. Rosa­
lind Morey were Sunday dinner
truck. Inquire O.K. Tire shop, Nys­ Ontario, Oregon. 242XP.
guests of the Charles Garrisons.
sa. 24M2XP
FOR SALE—Quality chicks. Barred
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FOR SALE—One 4-row horse culti­
Rocks, R. I. Reds, White Leg­
vator. One potato horse cultiva­ horns, Blood tested. Patch Bros. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mal­
tor. See Tom Eldridge. Phone 45. Hatchery, Payette, Idaho. 17M4XP
colm C-awford entertained Mr. and
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BABY CHICKS—Announcing the Mrs. D. L. Anderson and their fam­
FOR SALE—Beet and Bean drill. 600
opening of our new hatchery at ily of Newell Heights at dinner.
bushel of cleaned wheat. Otto
Ontario, Oregon. We specialize in
Wolfe, Mitchell Butte. 24M1XP.
high quality chicks from blood- ENTERTAIN PARENTS
FOR SALE—Fordson Lug Wheel tested and culled flocks. Buy them
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jensen en­
Tractor equipped with mover, for for more profit. Thompson Ontario tertained her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Hatchery.
Feb.
lOtf.
cash or will take cattle, grain or
Jack Hunter at dinner on Sunday.
hogs. 1 miles west of Owyhee Groc­
FOR SALE;—Good clean gravel at
ery Store. 8. B. Bigelow, lOMtfc
reasonable prices. Any and all EPH FROST GUEST
kinds of dump bed work. Virgil OF HONOR
For Sale
Johnson, Phone 06R1. 10 Feb. 12XP.
On Monday Mrs. Stella Butler
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FARM LANDS
FOR SALE—Baby chicks. White was hostess at a birthday party
FOR SALE—5 acre tract 3 Vi miles
Leghorn, standard heavies, 9c un­ honoring the birthday of Mr. Eph
from Nyssa, near Apple Valley, der 00. Reduction larger quantities Frost. Those present to help in the
dep well, 2 room house and bam. For Custom hatching. Two miles east ■elebration were Mr. F’rosts daugh­
particulars see C. A. Olsen at Par­ Ontario. Phone FYuitland 8-21 ters, Mrs. J. L. Brown and Mrs. C. j
ma. M174tx.
Payette Valley Hatchery, Payette. C. McVickers of Payette and Mrs.
W. F Findling of Nyssa.
Idaho. 27JTF.
FOR SALE—Farm lands, town lots
and houses. Call Journal office.
SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS
For Rent
FOR SALE—120 acres, fenced, 2
Mr and Mrs. Dale Garrison were j
CITY PROPERTY
houses, 1 silo. Paid up water
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and
right. Two miles south of Adrian FOR RENT—Store space in new Mrs. Chas. Garrison.
bridge, inquire R. B. Baskett, Adrian
building.
Modem living rooms
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Oregon. 10M5XP.
available in rear. See Pete Dear.
DINNER GUESTS
FOR SALE—123 acre ranch ready FOR LEASE—Modem stores and of­
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wheeler en­
for beets or other crops, one year
fices in new building. Ready about tertained Mr. and Mrs. Arch Jen­
out of alfalfa. Will sell for small July first. Inquire at Journal office kins of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs.
down payment
and
balance In or see your real estate broker.
Frank Quigley at dinner on Sunday.
crops. Telephone 64 or see Della
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Curtis, Wilson Bldg. 3Mtf.
MAYOR AND MRS. GRAHAM
Found
ENTERETAIN SUNDAY
For Sale
FOUND—One truck wheel and tire.
Simmons builds an inexpensive studio couch that & ^
On Sunday Mayor and Mrs. Don
Owner may have same on identifi­
C ITY PROPERTY
M.
Graham
entertained
at
a
din­
cation and payment for this add.
can be made into a full size bed or twin beds
FOR SALE—Two choice lots. Will Nyssa Second Hand Store, next to ner. Their guests included Mr. and
Simmons builds a studio couch that has a new * a
Mrs
Emmett
McCormick
of
Eugene,,
build to suit buyer. G. E. Nelson. Post Office. M10 3xc|
Mr James B. Graham of Vale, Mr. |
17M2XP
swing back. Let us show it to you.
FOUND—Pair of horned rimmed and Mrs. Ralph Lawrence. Miss I
FOR SALE—Town lots, level, with
Simmons famous Pull-Hkisy Couch with inner a a
eye glasses. Owner may have same Anna Johnson and Mr. John Poage. i
water and lights available on grav by identiflcatin and paying for this
spring cushions and mattress that makes either a V «
eled street Reasonable for cash. Call advertisment. Wilson Bros. Groc­ BIRTHDAY PARTY
full size bed or twin beds
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Journal office.
ery. 17M.
Little Miss Lorraine Fischer cel- |
Simmons Tiltaway Studio Couch
completé with a m
bedding compartment, Simmons spring cushions
ebrated her third birthday on Mon­
For Sale or Trade
Miscellaneous
day by inviting six little friends In
M ACH INERY
for a play and to eat of her birthday \
WANTED—Trucking of all kinds cake all lighted up with its three
OTHER SIMMONS STUDIO COUCHES
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Ford Pick­
Dick Smith, Nyssa. Phone 43. dl6tf candles.
up, 1929 McCormack-Deering beet
cultivator. Bll DeGrofft, Phone 01-J- WANTED—All your welding Jobs
We promise good work and fair TWYLA CRAWFORD
prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone ENTERTAINS
For Sale or Trade
56F2.
Little Miss Twyla Crawford enter­
CITY PROPERTY
HAULING—All kinds, Oregon anr tained the members and teacher of
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Residence
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow her violin class after their practice
in east Nyssa, close in, good house,
at the Community church on Wed­
Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
garden spot, fenced chicken lot,
nesday evening and at the close
city water .also deep well. Louise BRAKE WORK—Let us put your
Ward. M174xp.
car or truck brakes in first clas*
condition.
Special equipment and
trained men at your service. Pruyr
For Sale
Auto Repair. Phone 56F2.
Musical Instruments
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FOR SALE;—Godd small size, stand­
Room and Board
ard make piano must be taken up.
ROOM
AND BOARD—Room and
Prefer to sell in this vicinity to save
Board at the HOME KITCHEN, 2
moving expense. Terms. Write Tall­
in an Piano Store, Salem. Oregon. blocks north of Moore Hotel O n­
tario. 3M5XP.
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ficit food and feed crop areas nor­ ; Arrive from Barley—
mally produce less than 100 bushels
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Riggs of Bur-<
a year. On such farms wheat will be
Included with the general soil de­ ley have bought a trailer house
pleting crops tor which no individ­ from Mr, Pete Dear and will move it
ual allotments are established.
to his new cabin sight as soon as
Larger wheat growers who parti­
water and sanitation are ready.
cipate in the 1938 conservation pro­
gram will be given definite acreage
allotments by the county commit­
tees. Those who conform to such an
allotment and carry out such soil
building practices as are applicable
on their farms will qualify for
benefit payments at the rate of 12
cents a bushel on the normal yield
for the acreage in their allotment.
The program is again strictly vol­
untary. the state officials point out
The establlshement of marketing
quotas, the one feature of the bill
which can be made compulsory by a
two-thirds vote by the farmers
themselves, is not planned for wheat
in 1938.
BUI1D RUGGB) ENERGY
Thai “ Run Down,” “ Half S ick " Feeilng I < O ften Dua to Lack
o f Iron In the BlooJ
Pursing, the marrilmit new tonic, helps to bring back ragged
energy by restoring neaded iron to the blood.
Pursang is s scientific project sf the famous McKesson labora­
tories, containing organic compounds sf iron and oopper. These help
to build hemoglobin — tbs substance that makes red blood red.
Pursang also aids ia improving d'gaation and alimulaling appetite.
That dull, dragged oot feeling may be due to an iron
-ey —
cause' hv i verwork, worry or illness. Cet a bottle ot
: at
once > .'»e it two or three daya and see how much bettor arm mors
cnergeik wv (eel
O W Y H E E DRUG CO.
Phone 29
Nyssa, Oregon
SPRING BEDDING SALE!
Parade of Famous Simmons
Sleep Values
Couch
Beauty rest M atí
by SIMMONjSjSr
SIM M O N S B E A U T Y R E S T
M A T T R ESS
Simmons Studio Couches
and Daveno’s
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See the New Super
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display
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New Fashion-flow Inner-spring Mattress or Box
Spring. Simmon’s new 300 coll spring mattress,
ONLY
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OTHER INNER 8PRING MATTRESSES
FYom
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TRUCKIN G SERVICE
Quick — Careful — Courteous
ANYW HERE
AN YTIM E
ALL C AR G O INSURED
HUGH GLASGOW
Phone 36J
CLEO BOOTH
Nyssa, Oregon
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40-pound Plate Cot­
ton Mattress
$ 5.95
Modern
Sofa
and
matching chair;
bed
A
davenport that
makes a full size bed,
finished in beautiful
GATE CITY TRANSFER
$ 49.50
$ 39.50
$ 14.75
$ 29.50
$ 12 . 95 ”’
SIMMONS INNER-SPRING MATTRESS.
This is your opportunity to own an inner-spring
mattress built by Simmons
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$ 69.50
Say to your merchant, “ I saw your ad in The
Journal.” Buy from advertisers, it pays!
Mattress now on
Regular Beautyrest Mattress ........................ ..........
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Beautyrest
A Complete Simmons
Velour covers« Dav-
Simmons Springs
Your Daintiest Party
Dresses Will Look
Like New
If cleaned at the
Free Delivery
Nyssa
Tailor Shop
PHONE 74
A new type of platform top spring designed for the use
of Inner Spilng Mattresses.
This Spring for only
and op
OTHER STMMMON8 COIL
♦ 10.95
SPRINGS, for
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$ 5.95
eno and chair,
only
$ 99.50
Three-Piece O u tfit
A Grar ln e Bed. a Simmons Coll Spring of the usual
Simmon:, quality, and a 40-pound
cotton Mattress, complete
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$ 18.95
PETERSON FURNITURE ANO UNDERTAKING
VALE
ONTARIO
PAYETTE