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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1939 BIG BEND C LA SSIF IED ADS Bates Ic per wor<L,per issue. Minimum charge 25c. CASH IN ADVANCE For Sale MACHINERY For Sale FARM LANDS 80 ACRES, GOOD improvements— DELAVAL MILKING Machine. H. K. Hashitani. Nyssa 23Mtf all routes pass door—*250 cash— balance ea.->y terms. Bernard Kast- ONE 10-gallon visible BOYLE- 13A1XC man, Nyssa. Phone 64 DAYTON Gas Pump. 1 550-gallon metal gasoline storage tank. Cheap. For Rent W. B. Hoxie. 26Jtfc FARM LANDS For Sale 00 ACRES of level land, Under new 2Ftfc ditch. W. B Hoxie. CITY For Sale STOCK WEINER PIGS. D Phone 07-J2. L. PROPERTY MAIN STREET property. 75 feet level ground. Cheap for cash. Call Journal. 3Atfc Anderson, 23Mtf For Rent CITY For Sale Poultry PROPERTY SMALL HOUSE for rent. Ed Tullis residence. 13Alxp BANTAM EGGS. 50 cents a setting. 4-ROOM MODERN house, screen At the J. T. Long ranch. 30Mtfc porch, basement, furnace, lawn, close in. Call Journal 23Mtfc Chicks. Hatching every Tuesday and Friday. We do cus tom hatching. Get our prices. Wanted Thompson’s Ontario Hatchery. 3Jtic SCRAP IRON—Will pay top price for scrap iron and metals. The For Sale Nyssa Trader, Main highway north SEED at Alberta Ave. 13Alxc FOR SALE — Latham Raspberry GARBAGE hauling of any kind. plants and Progressive Everbear Call E. J. Stelnke. Phone 47. ing Strawberry plants. Vi mile south 23Ftfc of C.C.C. camp. Nell Dimmick 6A3xc | BABY Work Wanted SEED POTATOES, also certified general Grim alfalfa seed. Bill Pfcutz McGINNIS and Paul do contracting for painting, kalso- Phone 03J2, 6A3xc mining or plastering. Tools of all MASTADON, E V E R B E A R I N G kinds sharpened. All work guaran strawberry plants. Charles Brad teed. FREE ESTIMATES. Phone 116J. 2Mtfc ley. Owyhee Dist. Nyssa Rt. 1. 30Mtfc WHITE ROSE, Bliss Triumps, Red McClures, Russets, all one year from certified. Also have carload certified Blue Tag and Bliss Trium phs. Can be Inspected and- pur chased at old Equity Bldg. Nyssa. Ira R. Ure. 23Mtfc For Sale MISCELLANEOUS CARBONATOR MACHINE and Root Beer Barrel, equipment to manufacture root beer instantané ously. In A -l condition. Inquire at Bank Club Cafe, Nyssa, Ore. 13A2xp Eudora Higgins. Donald Gibson. Wiifcrd Prosser. Billy Hamilton and He.th Eachus will go to Vale Thurs day to take pait in the county dec lamatory contest. A majority of Wade P. T. A members attended the regular monthely meeting at the home of Mrs. F A. Miller Friday. Mrs. Homer Brewer was elected prisident, Mrs. J. N Gibson vice president and Mrs. F. A Miller seceretary-trea- surer. Tire board consists of a pre school, a grade school and a high school mother. After an interesting business and social meeting a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Wm Brewer and Mrs. Gibson. The W. T. Hamiltons were guests of the Reed family at Marsing Easter. Mrs. R. L. Haworth and Eleanor spent Friday in Nampa. The Kester family of Emmett were guests in the Thomason home Sunday. Mr. atrd Mrs. Darwin Burgher of Boise were Easter guests in the Jesse Johnston home. Mrs. R. L. Haworth was a guest at a party given by Miss Mary Zink at the Brett home in Parma Satur day. Mrs. Charles McConnell of Adrian was a guest of Wade P. T. A. meet ing held at the Miller home. The teachers at Wade school. Mrs. Elsie Welsh and Mrs Anna Sparks gave their pupils an Easter party Friday afternoon A large and appreciative audience enjoyed the play "The Absent Minded Professor" presented by members of Wade-In club at the schoolhouse Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Roller and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hartkoff of Cald well were Sunday dinner guests in the Wm. Brewer home. Miss Angela Hickman of Arena Valley is helping in the Walter Bis hop home. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Ap plegate and children and Mrs. Andy Brewer and children of Wilder were Sunday guests at the Homer Brew er home. ARCADIA Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Strawn 150 POUNDS OF Red Clover Seed NEW COOK Stove, ideal for small State tested 99.23% pure. 18 cents house, operates very economically, went to the mountains Sunday aft per pound. E. E. Cloninger, Sunset $25.00 value, special for this week er a truck load of poles. And report Valley. 13Alxp $15.00. The Nyssa Trader, Main ed snow knee deep in the hills. Archie Baxter of Weiser and BLISS AND Gem Seed Potatoes. highway, north at Alberta Ave. Kenneth Vanderpool were dinner Phoe 04-R1, Nyssa, Oregon. H. K. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bul Hashitani. 23Mtf lard Thursday. Miscellaneous A1 Bohy and Pearl Orris are on For Sale F U R N I T U R E UPHOLSTERING the sick list this week with the flu. Farm Produce and Repairing. All Work guaran Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Splawn went CHOPPED HAY, 3 'i tons. Also teed. Canvas. Dalton Tent and to Payette on business Saturday. The Arcadia Sun Shine club some Oats. Mrs. W L. Glenn. Awning Co. Payette. Phone 157-J 16Mtfc surprised Mrs. Chas. Bullard with Rt. 1. 13Alxp a handkerchief shower at the home SHEEPMEN ATTENTION! It will of Mrs. Clifford Fox Thursday on For Sale pay you to see or phone J. JOR- her birthday. MULOWSKE and SON. Weiser Garden Flowers A number of relatives and friends Phone 504, before you sell. We pay LARGE WHITE Water Lilies. 50 highest market prices for Pelts, gathered at the Chas. Bullard home for an Easter picnic. Those present cents each. Oarrlt Stani ranch. Wool and Tags 2Ftfc were Mr. and Mrs. J. M Wagner 13A2xp and family, Mr and Mrs. Otis Bul SHOE REPAIRING lard and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd For Sale Orris and family, Mr. and Mrs. Only Highest Grade Material FURNITURE John Carr and family of Weiser, used Ethel Mull Guy Shafer and Max Work Done While You Wait Long. ABBOTT’S SHOE SHOP SPECIALS Next to Nyssa Cafe 16M Electric Range, good as new. R IVERVIEW $15 00; OH Stoves, New Mat tresses; Small B r e a k f a s t BRAKE WORK Let us put your Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson, Tables, *3.75 and up; Two car or truck brakes In first class Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McGinnis and Good Baby Beds. *2.50 and condition. Special equipment and Tommy Dogle attended the Sunrise up. trained men at your service. Pruyn service in Nyssa Sunday. Auto Repair. Phone 56W. Kathleen Loe spent spring vaca O. C. Holladay tion with her grandmother in Second Hand Store Nampa, Long and Short Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moss, Mr. and Distant Trucking Mrs Edwin Gonnason and Floyd Dick Smith Hirst were Sunday guests at the Phone Nyssa 43 Rominell Moss home in Nyssa. Help WantiM* 2F10xp Mr. and Mrs, Howard Franklin MIDDLE AGED woman as house j and family of Ontario visited at the keeper. Mrs. Lillian Glenn, Rt 1. | Tom Loe home Monday. ISAlxp WANTED All your welding Jobs. Ernest Johnson and R. H. John We promise good work and fair COMPETENT WOMAN or girl for. prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone son and family returned from Rogue River Sunday cooking, laundry and some house 56 W The R. H. Johnsons have leased work for small family To begin the McPhil farm. May 20th and to last from 2 to 4 Mr and Mrs. George Clowers and weeks. Call Journal office. 13Atfc RINTINQ is a Clowers and Gail Allen spent Sun day at the W H. Snyder home of For Sale Oregon Slope. AUTOS and TRAILERS Art Jackson of Wyoming is mov that d em an d s e fficie n cy LARGE Truck bed. for hauling a n d q o o d paper U)s usa ing into the house recently vacated HAM MER M ILL o n \o b % by the Englesby family. chopped hay or produce. Good | that require exce lle n ce . Mr. and Mrs Tom Loe were din condition. Ira R Ure. Phone 06J2 ! ner guests of the John Redmond 23Ft fc family of Homedale last Sunday. The Sunday school met at the Ernest Johnson home last Sunday with 50 in attendance. Next Sun day it will be held at the Osborn home. Beet blocking is postponed for about two weeks due to the freeze. Mr and Mrs Walter Thompson were dinner guests of the Guy Nel Are sons of Payette Tuesday use all Tile two couples attended the Christian Science lecture there. Walter Tompson and Arthur Rouse are putting in a flume over tile ditch on the Thompson farm. Jack French and family of Soda Springs, Idaho, are living in Nyssa for a few days when they will move to the Scott home on Cotumbia ave which they have leased Several friends of the Englesbys of Gem ave visited them in Mer idian Sunday Ralph Choppel of Los Angeles Is Letterheads Invoice* Envelopes visiting at the Frank Lewis home Miss Celia Weeber of San Fran Scratch Pada Statements Blotters cisco came Friday to spend the summer with her sisters the Mrs Vests 13A1XC Under Rex Hotel BUSINESS CHECKED Have You Your Stationery Supply? Do you have enough on hand? you short on fotnia that you the time? Don't guess about it! Take an Inventory today and pre vent any roatly delay In your regu lar business routine 'Tell us what you nerd, and we'll print It up quirkly and rheaplv! JOURNAL JO B P R IN T IN G H IG H S C H O O L NEW S CINDERELLA BALL Everyone is looking forward to the Cinderella Ball which will be held April 21 in the L. D. S. church. A program is being arranged by the grade, junior and senior high schools. Those on the committee to plan the high school stunt are as follows: Ruth Flanary, Flora Pros ser, Phyllis Poage, and Thelma Cooper. There will also be several musical numbers by the Harmony Chorus. Each ticket will give the holder one thousand votes for his choice of Cinderella and Prince, a chance on the free radio, as well as admitting to a full evening of enjoyable enter tainment. Joyce Ashcraft is general chair man of ticket sales with the folow- ing girls at the head of each dis trict, respectively: Helen Boydell, Nyssa; Eris Jamison. Buena Vista; Gloria Glascock, Adrian; Flora Prosser, Big Bend; Louise Klink- back, Owyhee, and Barbara Browne, Nyssa Heights. See those in charge of your district for your tickets for only 25c. Lets see how many we can sell this week! N. H. S. Instruction in automobile driving rules are being given to the stu dents each Wednesday morning at 11 o ’clock, by an Instructor from the secretary of state's office. The class met for the first time yesterday and is open to any per son over 15 years of age. N. H. S. SCHOOL CALENDAR Today—Band practice, 2 p. m. Friday — Baseball, Ontario, Here, 3:30 p. m. Tuesday—Baseball, Harper. N. H. S. A survey of students interested in publishing an annual showed that about 135 would be willing to share expenses: Two hundred names were needed to assure financial coverage of the publication. School officials state that it is not known yet whether the annual will be put out. Mrs. Young will have charge of plans. N. H. S. FACULTY NEWS Mr. Weise enjoyed his visit with his family at Corvallis. BUENA V IS T A — Electrical Tools on Farm Are Protection Against Breakdown Ciea R ibbins of Runto:d of South Dakota is visiting at the H I Day home this week. Last week he visi. cd at the Alfred Scott home net; Vale. While there he rode up m the hills to hunt a horse of Scott's that had strayed away. S. B. Hoffman and C. C. Wyckoff sold their hay last week. That cleans up all the hay that was for sale in this district. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Leslie Topliff home. Juanita and Glenn Boyles, Alvin, La Vern and Delbert Cleaver, Don na Belle and Alva Goodell Jr., at tended a party at the Grover Willlr. home Saturday. Irene Weeks of Nyssa was Sun day dinner guest at the E. L. Jami son home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day visited at the Alfred Scott home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Savage have completed their new house. Alva Goodell threshed clover seed For sharp tools and sound equipment, every farm needs a flood workshop. for Danon and Frank Savage last especially of a temporary nature— week. By IRA MILLER can be made manually, major ones Rural Electrification Bureau Burt Burroughs of Napton Siding usually require several power-driven RAINY day chore—though ac tools. If the power is provided elec called at the E. L. Jamison home tually it will require several trically, there are numerous advan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff spent 6uch days to complete—that is cer tages. A small electric motor—low in both original and operating cost— Wednesday in Ontario. tain to pay for itself many times will run grinding wheels, lathes, over and to prove its value in count drills, metal and wood saws, planers, Eris Jamison. Edward and Irvin less ways is to clean uf and electrify splicers and many other tools. It also Topliff, Dwight, Dean and Purl the farm workshop. For, with all the will power the blast for a forge. Wyckoff attended a party at the Portable drills and other tools—all Harlan Maw home Wednesday. machinery and equipment used in tlie modern business of farming, it electrically powered—are valuable in Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and often is vitally important that re making repairs to machinery that is Mrs. Alva Goodell were In Boise pairs be quickly made. Also, and par too large or too heavy to be taken ticularly since the village blacksmith to the workshop or to town. Electric Thursday. has practically disappeared from the soldering irons, arc welders, gluepots Mrs. Danon Savage’s sister and American scene, more and more and battery chargers also have many niece of Big Bend are visiting her. farmers have found that a well- uses on every farm. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff were When needed, there is no more equipped workshop saves them both important building on the farm than in Caldwell Monday. time and money. If a machine can be repaired on an orderly and complete workshop. C. C. Wyckoff and Leslie Toplifl the farm, it will keep the men at It should be adequately lighted so bought some dairy cows last week. work, eliminate the expense and time that, if desired, repairs can be made The water got to this district of a trip to town, possibly prevent at night after the chores are done. several days’ stoppage of an impor The wiring and equipping of such a Monday, but with the wind Tuesday the ditch became jammed, which tant operation while waiting for re shop should be given serious consid placement parts, and may even be eration on every electrified farm—it made it very hard for the ditch the means of saving an entire crop. frequently will pay for itself in a riders. Although many minor repairs— single season Mrs. Wells, Harold and Archie spent Sunday at the Ralph Boyles Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatch of Mar home. ADRIAN sing spent Friday in Adrian. Sage brush in Buena Vista dis Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raney of Par trict is getting hard to find as more Ellen McConnell spent Wednes day in Boise with Mrs. Houston ma spent Sunday evening with Mr. and more farms are all In cultiva tion. Dunaway and Charline Linville of and Mrs. Duke Rohland. Leo Farnsworth and Irene Fire Mitchell Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and stone accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Convalescing From Flu— son Bobby visited Sunday at the E. Gibson to the Owyhee dam Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Graves, who was 111 Mrs. Howard Hatch had a sur E. Parker home in Big Bend. with influenza at her home the past prise bitrhday party for her son Mr .and Mrs. George Hall had as few days, has recovered. Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Spike Elbert Monday evening, celebrating his 15th birthday. Smerich and family of Nyssa. A Miss Martin visited her folks at Mrs. Howard Hatch and children Salem and then took a short trip to visited her parents in Parma Satur At Caldwell— Corvallis and Portland. Mrs W. A. Fox and Mrs. Clifford day. Fox were Caldwell visitors last Fri Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nelson and Miss Honstead went to Nampa. daughter of Nampa visited Sunday day afternoon. Visit Parents— Miss Caldwell went to Frultland with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft. Mr. and Mrs Duke Rohland and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pounds and to visit her folks over the vacation. sons enjoyed a ride to Emmett Sun children spent Sunday afternoon with his parents in Caldwell. Mr. Bailey visited in Corvallis for day to see the cherry blossoms. Adrian ball teams plays with a short time. Owyhee Thursday. Adrian boys won N. H. S. and the Adrian girls lost. THE FINAL STRETCH Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Basket are Now that vacation is over all the ■■tudents should show new enthu moving this week to their ranch In Lower Bend. siasm. Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis There are still important activ ities to come. All the baseball and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alvon games, track and the Cinderella McGinnis and . Rose of Newell Ball are real things to look forward Heights. Helen Hatch of Big Bend to. We hope the games will have enjoyed a picnic dinner Easter the spirited support of all and that above the Fred Snively place. Jean Thrasher has been confined those in charge of the dance will get a large attendance out for a at home with mumps. Economical Dependable Melvin Peterson also has the genuine good time. Service Our school spirit should be shown mumps. in our school work. too. There are Clyde Haldeman is visiting at the NYSSA FUNERAL still semester tests coming up and Ivan Farnsworth home. HOME Friday night Mrs. Kurtz of New we shouldn’t neglect our studies. Phone 73W Attitude of students is usually poor ell Heights gave a party for her after a vacation. It seems to take Sunday school class. Erma Points, a few days for students to adapt Arlene Peterson. Emily Otis and two Barker boys attended from themselves once more. Let's all try to end the year right Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Otis and and show that we can dicipline our selves and support our school.— Emily had dinner Easter with Mrs. Corinne Ward and Mrs. Maxwell of M G. Roswell. N. H. S. Mr and Mrs. John Holly and LO W ER BEND William left Sunday to visit the fair at San Francisco. Mrs. Wm. Teter and Mrs. H. C. Warren Farnsworth Is 111 with the Young were the representaives to flu. the Union Sunday scholl confer Ethel Farnsworth accompanied ence in Caldwell Tuesday. It was Dudley Mausling of Big Bend to held at the home of R. G. Chandler. Succor creek Sunday. The clinic for all pre-school chil Mr and Mrs Parker moved Fri dren of Wade and Lower Bend will day to the Web Otis place be held Friday, April 21 at 9 a. m. Mrs. C. Anderson and Mrs. Shir at the Lower Bend schoolhouse. ley Scroggins of Jordan Valley vis Phone 76 Prayer meeting was held last Fri ited Saturday with Mrs Dan Holly. day at the Zeb Wilson home. Next Mr. and Mrs Glen Pounds went meeting will be at the Bud Boyer to Vale to spend Easter with their home daughter. Gloria Mr. and Mrs. Either Stradley and Howard Hatch and John Enos family of Arcadia and Mr. and Mrs were business visitors In Caldwell Walter Stardley were Easter guests Saturday at the Wm Stradley home. Mr and Mrs. C. E. McConnell j Miss Mabelle YdUng of Baker spent Easter with relatives In Boise j spent Easter with her mother. A large number of people from ! E. M. Hauser was in the com Adrian attended the play Thursday | munity on 4-H club business Tues evening at the Wade school hous<\ day. Claude Patterson and Joyce Ash- | Mrs. Rose of California is here on craft were in it. a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Mrs. Judd of Newell Heights held | Rains a meeting for the Adrian Girl Mr. and Mrs Cecil Case and fam Scouts Saturday afternoon ily spent Easter week end In Weiser Mrs Elizabeth Stevenson of Mar- j at the Louie Howell home sing visited Easter with Mr and ; Mrs. Harry Russell and Barbara Mrs Reuben Basket spent Monday with Mrs. R E. Ser Elmer Larson of Marsing and | vos in Nyssa Mrs Ed Monneru of Ashton. Idaho, j Misses Florence and Eloise Rus visited at the Frank Farnsworth sell attended Olrl Scout meeting home Sunday. Saturday at the 4 Maurice Judd Dorothy Hamilton and Iola Par- ; home In Newell Heights. ker of Big Bend spent the week end Helen Marie Pullen sprained her with Joyce and Donna Ashcraft ankle Tuesday Mrs. Francis Muntjewertff and Tuesday evening the school board Mrs Blanche Rohland were In met at the school house The main Caldwell Saturday. Item of business was the matter of Ellen McConnell spent the week equipment for Napton Siding end with Mrs Houston Dunaway school. at Mitchell Butte. NOW W est’s Leading BEAUTY SCHDDL J Special Tuition Send for FREE catalog EX-CEL-CIS Ißzautu School MAI L COUPON NOW Excelcis Beauty School. 113-115 So. 9th St. Boise, Idaho Please send free catalog. Name .......................................... Address ....................................... City ......................... State........ SERVICE To Insure Perfect Summer Perfor mance. Let Us S e r v i c e Your Battery Now! P O W E L L SE R V IC E ST A T IO N 2nd. & Main St». AUCTION SALE SAT.. APRIL 15 Starts J 1:00 P. M. L ivestock o f A ll K inds Farm M achinery M iscella n eo u s M erchandise NYSSA COMMISSION CO. “Courtesy to Buyer and Seller” A. D. Dixon F. J. Dixon Auctioneer Manager
