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Rates lc tier word, per issue Minimum charge 25c CASH IN ADVANCE For Sale Musical Instrument For Sale or Trade FARM L A N D S ____ NYSSA HEIGHTS BUENA VISTA Monday night house guests at the Oscar Bratton of Valley Viey was Glen Suiter home were Mrs. Suiter's father, Dave Evans and brother. a Sunday dinner guest at the C. C. Gene of Mountain Home and her Wyckoff home. Eris Jamison. Jack Brodie Edward cousin. Ronald Olson of Idaho Falls Gene left the following day for San and Irvin T op liff attended a party Diego where he will enter the navy. given at the Ed Henderson home Mr and Mrs. F. J. Cahill and Mr. Friday evening and Mrs I. K Peterson spent Sun- Faye Smith. June Webster. Betty i day in Boise Osterkamp, Irene Weeks. Lola L e e ' Visitors Tuesday and Wednesday Oaston and Bob DeCross visited at the Leon J. W right home were Fris Jamison and Jack Brodie Sun- Mrs. Wright's sisters and brother. day afternoon. Mrs. Robert Davenport of Twin M r and Mrs. C C. Wyckoff were Falls. Mrs. Ben Mai of Hansen, Ida , Vale visitors Thursday. Mick Bean and Charley Bean of | Alva Goodell was In Ontario Wed- Kimberly, also a nephew Dale nesday. Nowell of Twin Falls. Mrs w E Goodell, Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. I B Allen were din- keland of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ben- Leslie T op liff and boys were Sunday nett in Richland Sunday. dinner guests at the Alva Goodell Dorinne Stlmmel of Homedale Is home spending several days at the home Jean Wyckoff has been ill with the measles. of her aunt, Mrs. Glen Suiter. Edward T op liff was surprised Mr. and Mrs. Howard Laramore and daughter of Washington were Monday evening when a group of week end visitors at the R. C. Smith young people met at his home in honor of his birthday. home. S O R R O W E D f r o m the D u t c h is the chic ense mb le of slate blue crepe w i t h starche d lace collar and v is o r w o r n by J a n e F r o m a n , love ly si n gi n g st a r of the n e w “ G u lf M u s i cal P la y h o u s e ” heard over C B S S un d a y s . T w o m i n i a t u r e me tal shoes copied after the w ooden H o l la n d clogs tou ch off the D u t c h mot if. B E AR I N G T H E •‘ F L A M E OF F R IE N D S H IP ” as a ges ture of good w il l f r o m the people of J a p a n t o the U n i t e d States. Miss Aiko Tsu k im o to a r ri ve d here on J u n e 2 to pre se nt the fl am in g torch to G r o v e r W h a l e n at th e New Y or k W o r l d ’s F a i r . The t o r c h w as lighte d amid im pr e ss iv e cer em on ies a t J a p a n ’s re v e re d I z u - mo Sh rin e , w h i c h , Jap an es e t r a d i t io n says, is the m e e t ing place of the Gods. CHARM AND E F F IC IE N C Y join ha nd s in t h is a tt r a c t i v e k i t ch e n, w h ic h r ec en t ly ac hieved n ati on al pro mi nen ce f r o m its r ec og nit ion b y the Modern K i t c h e n B u r e a u as “ K i t c h e n of the M o n t h . ” K n o t t y pine boards lend an a tm o sp he re of si m p li c i t y . Its smilin g o w n e r , seen usin g her l a b o r -s a v in g electric m i x e r , e n j o y s the convenience a nd c o m fo r t s of mo d e rn electrical e q u ip m e n t for co ok in g, w a t e r heating a nd refr iger at ion. 77 -ACRE FARM, well improved. For irrigated farm around Nyssa, or Vale. P. W. Douglas, Estacada, Oreg Rte. 1. 18M5xp SM ALL BUNO ALOW Piano, almost new. Owner leaving country, will sell for balance due. Terms to responsible paity. See the new Spinet piano at reasonable prices. Used Pianos $39.50 and up. The new N AM PA MUSIC CO., next to Gamble’s, Nam pa, Idaho. 15J2xp For Rent CITY PROPERTY MODERN 3-ROOM cottage built- in cupboards and sink in kitchen. Ed Wild O. K. Tire shop. 15Jlxp 4-ROOM CO TTAG E for rent. Mar garet Lynch. Sinclair Cafe 8J2xp MODERN N IC E LY furnished apart For Sale ment! Heat and hot water fur MISCELLANEOUS nished. Herbert H. Fisher, Phone 104W. lJtfc REED B ABY buggy, bedstead, springs and mattress. Baby bath- T W O ROOM S with sink, water and inette. Congoleum rug. All In good cupboards In kitchen. Newly kal- condition. Texaco Service Store. somined and cleaned. Lawn in, yard 15Jtfc fenced. Cellar and shed for chickens. Call Journal office. '25Mtfc LINO LEUM RUGS, genuine felt U.tr ___ _ y k ••COME O N I N , the W a t e r ' » F i n e — and I f » E a s y T o G e t A S u n b u r n ! ” so say A r l i n e B l a c k b u r n a nd H el en C h o a t oi the P r e t t y K i t t y K e l l y rad io »eries F i r s t of the rad io atars to b r a v e th< E a s t e r n s u rf t h is S p r i n g , t h e y 'r e pic t ur e d a t O r a n g e G r o ve , N . J ., w h e n H el en applies a soo th ing salve to thi s u n b u r n e d bac k of A r l i n e — her flctiona and t r u e - l i f e pal. ( P r e t t y K i t t y K e ll ) is b r oa dc ast e v e r y M o n d a y t h r o u g i F r i d a y o v e r C B S at 10:00 a .m ., E D S T a nd 12:00 m ., P S T . ) base 9x12. $3.95. 6x9, $2.75. Short 4 ROOM AND screen porch cottage Nice cellar and water and sink lengths of genuine Gold Seal linol and cupboards in kitchen. H. F. eum 6x4tk, 6x5 etc. $1.65 each. The Brown or call Journal office. 20Atfc Nyssa Trader, main highway, north at Alberta Avenue. 15Jlxc For Sale MACHINERY 69 CENTS A dozen, new quart jars, complete with rubbered tops. Used pint jars 30 cents a dozen, quarts. 45 cents a dozen, !4 gal. 65 cents Nyssa Trader, main highway north at Alberta ave. 15Jlxc IIA Y D E RRIC KS of all types, from $75 up. 2 or 4 wheel trailers. See us before you buy. 8 miles south of Nyssa, 4 miles north of Adrian. Owyhee Shop. M. Beaver. 15J2xc SACKS, SACKS, sacks. The Nyssa Trader will take orders (or sacks, For Sale wheat, barley and oats, pick up and STOCK clover seed sacks. Order now and FEEDER AND Weaner Pigs. 8 save. The Nyssa Trader, main high miles S. W. Nyssa on CCC road. way nortli at Alberta ave. Highest Reuben Haroldsen. 15Jlxp prices paid for wool, pelts and metals. 15Jlxc PUREBRED GUERNSEY male calf $10. Also Pigs. J. C. Beam. 15Jlxp Wanted Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McGee and family of Richland called at the O W YH EE James Malloy home Sunday. Miss Martha Smith is improving Laurence Peutz, son of Mr. and from an attack of appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keyser and Mrs. Wm. Peutz was taken to the children visited relatives and hospital in Ontario Sunday evening, friends in Boise and Eagle Sunday further details at this writing are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barclay visited net available. at the Glen Suiter home Friday. . Mrs. Bertha Culbertson and chil- JERSEY COWS— fresh and coming Mr. Barclay has purchased a flour I d,Tn were dinner guests at the fresh. Carman Jersey Farm. Vale. A COW to milk for her feed. W yatt __ ______________ ___________________ Maltsberger home Sunday. Smith Rt. 1 7Vj miles S. W. Nyssa. 8J4xc I Mrs Mari Klingback A M E R IC A G R E E T S L A T IN -A M E R IC A N 8J2xp — A r g e n t i n e ’s A m b a s s a d o r D r . Fel ipe A . daughter and son spent the week E s p il ( r i g h t ) a nd N e w Y o r k ’s d o u g h t y Found Mayor F i dr e ll o La Guardia e xc h a n g e end at the DeBord home in Payette A B O U Q U E T F O R T H E Q U E E N : U . S. as wel l as C a n a d a h a v e c o m - GARBAGE H AU LIN G . Also odd v ie w s at the dedic ation of S o u th A m e r pl ete ly fallen in love w i t h th e g ra c io u s w o m a n . H e r M a j e s t y Qu e en The Idaho Power kitchen held a ON S A TU R D A Y night, a number ic a ’s oldest rep ub lic 's pa vil io n at the N e w jobs by hour day or week. Prices E li z a b e t h . H e r e she is sh o w n ac c ep tin g a b o u q u e t f r o m a little la d y Y o r k W o r l d ’s F a i r . A r g e n t i n a also has a demonstration at the Chas. Btadley of infant clothes. Owner may reasonable. Call J. G. Coil, h a r d l y la r ge r t h a n the flowers ahe presents. A1 ,p a v ili on a t t he S a n F r a n c is c o F a i r . home Tuesday. have upon identification and pay Thompsons feed store. 20Atfc Nadine Crocker, Betty Schwelzer ment of this add. Call Journal. by Herman and Rose Christianson In Ontario fam ily accompanied and Clayton and Russell Patton 15Jlxc G ARBAG E hauling of any kind. V A LLE Y V IE W Rose of Vale went to Baker Friday. Saturday. were Boise visitors Sunday. Call E. J. Steinke. Phone 47. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd White visited Mrs. Minnie Brown, Hannah and Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow called 23Ftfc ROOM and BOARD Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ingraham. Mrs. at W illow creek Thursday. Win visited at the Andy Brown on her sister, Mrs. Lou Eastman of Martha Amidon. Tom Amidon and Mrs. W alter Laurance of Prairie S TAR HOTEL. Room and Board. Los Angeles, who is visiting her son Gene went to Star Sunday and home in Vale Sunday. Miscellaneous The Womens pinochle club met City spent several days this week at daughter. Mrs. Claude Wilson in visited the John Stonehan family. Reasonable Rates. Three blocks at the home of Mrs. Gerald Good- the Ed Beam home. north of Main on First street. Nyssa, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bohy and Jim Laurence of Baker was a 27Atfc Clarence Rector and children who Mr. and Mrs. Vibert Kessler attend- fellow Wednesday. CUSTOM H A Y C H O PPIN G T. W. Brewer spent from Wednes visitor at the Rutherford, Vaughn were visiting the Culbertsons re- j e(j a waffje supper at the home Another Building AND G R IN D IN G and Laurence ranches this week. day until Friday at Ironside turned to their home at Martinez. of Gerald Goodfellow Sunday eve- D. G. Bamberry Built By Mrs. Vivian Van Cleave and fath LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Winenger and Cal.. Tuesday, Gladys Culbertson 1 nj Back of Texaco Station er E. Beam went to Ontario Thurs children made a short call at the Albert Heldt and daughter accompanied them. Nyssa. Russ Cochrun and Melvin Spitzc B‘rut"t'on home Tuesday. day. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald Contractor— Nyssa Visit Sister— 15J4xc are shingling A. A Bratton's house Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood and Carl Doman of Ontario has been of Homedale were evening guests “ Builder of Fine Homes” Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson and fam Mrs. Martha Amidon and Mrs. assisting with the work at the A r family. Mrs. Rosa Woodcock visited at the Klingback home Thursday. Alva Amidon and chilldren attend thur Doman home. Sunday at the Bill Woodcock home. ily of Compton, C a l, were guests of F U R N I T U R E U PH O LSTE R IN G We Build to F.H.A. Flans ed a Home Economic club of the Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Haskins of her sister. Mrs. Claude Willson for Mrs. George Paxton and children and Repairing. All Work guaran grange meeting at the home of C liff of Vale visited Mrs. Frank Johns Baker and Mrs. Fred Morton USE JOURNAL W A N T ADS. of several days last week. teed. Canvas. Dalton Tent and Jordon in White Settlement June 6. Friday. Ontario spent the week end at the Visitors Fmm Danner— Awning Co. Payette. Phone 157-J Ruth Bratton is working at the David Rees purchased a tractor Mark Rutherford home. 16Mtfc Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Miller of Dan Nyssa bakery. Dorothy Dickson has employment mower. ner were in Nyssa and vicinity on Irene Amidon and Sybal Penn Helen Merrick spent Sunday at I at the Carrol Lacey ranch near business and visiting relatives Mon Local and Long Distance went to Harper Thursday. Malheur. the Owyhee dam. day evening. H A U LIN G Sheff White has his hay derrick Win and Lee Brown spent from Phone 72W Sunday Dinner Guests— completed. homestead near Huntington. Lawrence and Barnett Dr. and Mrs. Wells of Ontario BIG BEND Mrs. Roy McNeal of Lincoln en Tuesday until Saturday at their 4Mtfc and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Mitchell tertained Mrs. Gerald Goodfellow, Invitations have been issued by of Boise were Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Loie Belisle. Mrs. Albert Bohy, IRONSIDE Thats the reason for this Ad. W e be the Idaho Power company to a at the Newt Thomason home in Big Thursday. SHEEPMEN A T T E N T IO N ! I t W i l l cooking and kitchen planning school Bend. lieve the A T L A S TIR E is the tops on Lucille Smith of Yakima visited pay you to see or phone J. JO R- Eldorado grange met in regular to be held at Big Bend schoolhouse the Downs family over the week the market. Ask us about our BUDGET M ULO W SKE and SON, Weiser Move to Payette— session Friday with 40 members Wednesday from 2 to 4 p. m. end. and all officers in the chair except Mr. and Mrs James Daelhousen Phone 504, before you sell. W e pay PLA N and LIB E R A L TR A D E IN Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller. V ir Silas Doane of Pendleton and two who were absent owing to 111- ginia and Jim returned home from are now living at Payette. Mrs. highest market prices for Pelts, A LLO W A N C E . Pearle Doane of California visited ness. Thirty-seven members of the I a trlp t0 Eugene. 2Ftfc Daelhousen joined her husband on Wool and Tags. Mr and Mrs. Will Rees' Sunday. Brogan Grange chartered the school g h Brumback accompanied the Sunday after visiting last week with The annual school meeting will bus and were our visitors for the p arma Masons to Ontario Friday Mr. and Mrs. Dean Adams. B RAKE W O R K —Let us put your car or truck brakes In first class be held at the school house Monday evening. A short business session, evenjng (0 attend the laying of the Phone 76 2nd & Main St. Sunday Guests— Juen 19 at 8 p. m. condition. Special equipment und was held and seven were initiated corner stone of the new temple Frt- Sunday guests at the Claude W ill- trained men at your service. Pruyn Charlotte Snow of Ontario vis- Into the third and fourth degrees. day LE G AL ADVERTISEM ENT son home included his brother and Auto Repair. Phone 56W. Ited at the B Snow home last week. Some practice work was done for The Girl Scouts met at the home family, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Willson Mr and Mrs John Lemons of the instruction of the Brogan mem of Paul Jackson Saturday. of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jun- Fruitland visited Sunday with the bers. The. Brogan master, Arthur Jesse Johnston took Ross to S ilv e r) Long and Short T. H. Brewer family. Antrim invited Eldorado grange to City Sunday where he plans to qulst of Ontario and the S. D. Big Distant Trucking Dick Davis purchased an electric Brogan on June 23. when Brogan will spend the summer working in a I low fam ily of Owyhee. Dick Smith fence. present the traveling gavel to the mine. Phone Nyssa 43 Eulah. Gladys, and Oscar Brat W illow creek grange. Floyd Higgins and two sons of I June 6, 1939 2F10xp ton. Melvin Spitz Mira Noah. Mr. JUNE 24 A short lecturer's program was Apple Valley are spending the week T R IA L BALANCE and Mrs W E. Rees and Sibyl Penn, given and dancing was enjoyed for helping Jesse Higgins hay. W OLVERINE SHOE $ 16,000.00 Mrs Minnie Brown. Hannah and a stort time with music by the L o f Bonds outstanding M r and Mrs. Cruse of Roswell 40,575.00 Bond ooupon« paid W ANTED —All your welding jobs. CONTEST AT Win, Mr. and Mrs. C Wood and ton orchestra, after which supper were Sunday dinner guests in the 948.02 B I Tax receivable for 1936 We promise good work and fair Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs. W. E was served. Wm. Sweet home. 949 19 B A I Tax receivable for 1937 GOLDEN RULE prices. Pruyn Auto Repair. Phone 2.129 93 Brown and family attended the R A I Tax receivable for 1938 Coy Wise and Evelyn Tague went Mrs M B Rogers Mrs. R l , Ha- 3.252 79 B A I Tax receivable tor 1939 56 W. double wedding of Marion Richey to Ontario Thursday. worth and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Sweet 18.489 91 County of Malheur (taxes unoolfected) 113.237 97 and Mildred Sill, and Robert Snider I M r and Mrs. Sylvester Rose and! spent Tuesday in Boise. Drainage Tax Record 55 554.33 Drainage 8ystem Miss Otilla Hofstetter of Ontario j 7.172 30 Interest & Discount was a guest of Miss Virglna Miller | 1.956.17 Interest paid on warrants (Legal Advertisement! Friday. 12.999 33 Operation <fc Maintenance 141 55 O'Rourke real estate Mrs. Rene Nightingale left Sun 1635 O A M Fund day for the east. She will visit rela 171 03 O & M Tax receivable for 1936 tives in Illinois, then go to New 930 00 Warrants outstanding York to attend the fair and visit Wilson real estate 156 67 the Grover Lees at Yonkers, N. Y. NO TICE HEREBY IS GIVEN. That annual $137.340 27 $137.340 27 Mrs E H Brumback and Ezra election o f Union High School District No. 5, were shoping in Caldwell Wednes RECEIPTS FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 6, 1939 Malheur County, Oregon, has been called and day. June 7, 1938. cash on hand ) 578.42 Mr and Mrs C. E. Pond spent will be held at the schoolhouse of District No. Taxes (Mid In 2.290.55 Thursday visiting their daughter in Land sales 315 38 26. Malheur County, Oregon, on the 26th day of Land rent 22.91 Boise. Skilled crafstmen can give you the best printing Bond coupons received in payment of taxes 305 11 June, 1939, between the hours of 2:00 o’cioek Miss Betty Baldridge left Monday service. All our printers and designers are experts on Discount on bonds and warrants 2.344 06 for Moscow to attend summer jobs of all kinds. If you want the best for least— P. M. and 7 :00 o’clock P. M., when the polls call us! school. Total receipts $ 5 856 43 shall be closed, for the election of five Directors Mrs Hamilton spent last week in Expenditure* for year ending June 6, 1939 to serve for terms o f 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years, re Homedale Bonds paid . $ 4 500 00 LE TTE R HEADS — ENVELOPES — MENUS spectively. as provided by law. Bond coupons and Interest paid 305.11 Mr and Mrs Bert Robertson of j Operation A Maintenance 294 97 Parma spent Wednesday visiting in | Warrants paid 740 00 BILLHEADS— INVITATIONS— CIRCULARS By order of the Board o f Directors. the Sweet home Mrs Wm Brewer who accompan- j 5.840 08 Total expenditures ANNOUNCEMENTS— PROGRAMS— CARDS 16 35 C A R L H. COAD, Clerk Cash on hand June 6. 1939 ied the Skelton family of Roswell i $ 5856 43 Total expenditures and cash Telephone 19 For Our Representative Union High School District No. 5 I for a months visit with relatives in | Missouri returned Friday K IN O M A N C O LO NY D R AIN AG E D IS T R IC T > G O IN G UP! Y E S --W E S E L L THEM Powell Service Station Kingman Colony Drainage District Financial Statement j NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION P/itce) EXPERT JOB PRINTING Malheur County, Oregon R O B T R O VE R 8TR E FT F R A N K D H ALL Supervisors Correct Attest F R A N K D H ALL Secretary-Treasurer First publication June 8, 1939. I^ist publication June 22, 1939. Visit In Jordan Valley— M r and Mrs J. R. Hunter return ed on Monday from three days visit | in Jordan Valley. The NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL /