NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 7,1939
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WITH THE MALHEUR COUNTY FARMERS
ONION GOOD
ARCADIA (Special)—The onion
crop in this community is well un
der way and there have been some
especially fine yields reported.
At the Joe Dirkson ranch in a
patch of less than three acres there
have been 1115 sacks of onions over
three inches in diameter.
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pullets.
I
R1VERVIEW
‘‘Allowing 4 inches of hopper |
space per bird, or one Purina all-
metal feeder for every 20 birds, will Anne Johnson will attend the
enable pullets to eat enough mash College
for steady growth and maximum year. of Idaho at Caldwell this
development. Of course, plenty of | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perkins and
fresh, clean drinking water must be Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Clowers of
supplied to help the birds make Nyssa were dinner guests of the
proper use of the mash they eat. George
Clowers Monday evening.
“The feeding of growing mash in Kathleen
Loe returned Monday
checker form on top of the regu from
and Homedale, Idaho,
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lar mash is another big help to where McCall
has been visiting and
ward getting enough feed into the working she
this summer.
pullets,'’ this feed merchant says.
“Made of compressed, growth pro Mrs. Jengertz of Oakland, Calif.,
ducing mash, Growena Checkers is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
promote a faster feed intake. These Wilbur McGinnis.
- - A n d Its Care checkers should be fed both morn Mrs. Gerald Hibbert and son Ned
ing and evening—all that the birds were callers Monday of Mrs. C. W.
S chool
can clean up in about an hour. Barrett of Alberta Valley.
When scattered over the regular
Clowers accompanied
Give growing pullets plenty of mash late in the evening, they en Mr. Mr. and Phillip
ARE THEIR SHOES
Mrs. Harold Perkins and
eating and drinking space all dur able the birds to go to roost with Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Clowers to the
IN GOOD REPAIR?
If not. bring them to
Owyhee dam Sunday.
ing the summer months, recom full crops.
us.
mends A1 Thompson and Son, lo “To further increase summer The community Sunday school
QUICK SERVICE
cal distributor of Checkerboard feed consumption, plenty of shade will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
LOW COST
feeds.
on clean, well-drained ground Gonason next Sunday.
ABBOTT’S
should be provided for the pullets —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
“Summer
is
the
important
time
SHOE SHOP
in a pullet’s life—the time when and their feed hoppers; and the
Next to Nyssa Cafe
she develops her body to be in drinking water should be kept be
RICHLAND
shape for the fall egg harvest," fore them, right where they spend
says this feed merchant. “To do most of their time during the day." Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nielson drove
this she must have plenty of hop —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— to Enterprise Sunday.
per space and the mash hoppers
Mrs. Catherine McGee’s 4-H club
BUENA VISTA
from which she eats must be kept
had the honor of winning three
filled with a growing mash that is
known to produce large, sturdy Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hoffman and prizes at Ontario.
Mesdames Lloyd Adams, T. C.
children of Calloway, Nebr., left Johnson,
Ed Nielson, H. V Maw, O.
last week after spending several E. Cheldelin,
E. C. Terhune, Henry
days at the home of his parents, Orcutt, Pat Beimett,
Mrs. Gardner,
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hoffman.
Virgil McGee, Wallace Gregg a t
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell ac tended
the Chatter Box club at Mrs.
companied Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson E. L. Jamison's
D O N ’T G A M B L E - S e e Us About
in Buena Vista.
to Meridian Tuesday.
Mrs.
Frazier
Hewitt
San Le
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and andro, Calif., Robert of Fretwell
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff and Ed Big Bend, Mrs. Henry Maw of Ros of
ward finished picking prunes at the well and Livingston Larkin of San
Deery orchard Friday.
Diego, Calif., were callers at the H.
The Chatter Box Club held its V. Maw home Friday.
regular meeting at the E. L. Jami Mr. and Mrs. David Orstlen of
Phone 53
son home.
Roswell were callers at the O. E.
The Best Yet 4-H Club held its Cheldelin home Friday.
ice cream social at the E. L. Jami Mr. and Mrs. Orville Molton and
son home.
two sons of Harper were Sunday
Mrs. H. L. Day returned home dinner
from Wilder last week after spend home. guests at the H. V. Maw
ing several weeks with her daugh The Cloverleaf club met at the
ter, Mrs. A. J. Sorenson.
home of their leader, Mrs. Jessie
- - Eris - Jamison left Wednesday for Biokioski.
Idaleen and Aloha Maw
the state fair. Eris was fortunate in
Powell are new members.
winning at the style review in On and Mr. Lois
and Mrs. Ed Nielson and Mr.
tario last spring.
and Mrs. Alva Goodell drove to
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— Meridian Tuesday.
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Leaves For School—
■r«m, A I Ir 4its ■
a
Bob McCoy left Saturday for To Mr. Ogden—
and Mrs. Lawrence Brown
Portland
where he entered the
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to Ogden for the week end.
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Columbia preparatory school for motored
Kenneth Cottle accompanied
boys. In the party driving down Mrs.
but remained in Logan for a
were John Bishop, Chas. P. Ryan them
short visit with relatives.
and Eldon Steinweiss.
POULTRY
Sure-
Safe or
HAY AND GRAIN INSURANCE
NYSSA REALTY
Here
’s The Record
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White Leghorn
Flock
owned by
Mrs. A. Nyssa
W. Howell
Authorized Producer of Guaranteed
Layena Eggs
> Producers License No. 15730
Hatched Feb. 22, 1939
On the Nest July 6,1939
Feeding Program
Purina Startena to 6 wks. old
Chow-Mix Growing Mash
to 16 wks. old
Layena Laying Mash
to present time
Production
F IR S T E G G W H E N P U L L ET S
W E R E 134 D A Y S O L D
Now Producing Above 63$>
Purina Products Do
Produce Results At
Less Cost!
AL THOMPSON
& SON
COAL—GRAIN—FEED
r W
CLASSIFIED ADS
Mrs. A1 Baker and her mother
both of Nyssa, spent Sunday at the
Rates lc per word*per Issue. Minimum charge 25c.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Baker.
CASH IN ADVANCE
Mrs. Jesse Baker is not so well, but
it is hoped a few days of complete
rest will set her again on the road
For Sale
to permanent-recovery.
Wanted
Farm Produce
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hobbs and
HAVE
TWO
cash buyers for Owy
Carol Anne of Boise spent Sunday
hee
lands—80
acres each. W. J.
IMPROVED
EARLY
Alberta
and
at the Lee Hobbs home.
Pinney, Ontario, Oregon.
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Hale
Peaches,
from
young
or
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Whitlow of chard. Also medium sized sorghum
Yakima visited her brother, Ralph
WANTED TO RENT
O. D. Mason, 4 miles south of SMALL
Gee and family tile past week. They mill.
PLACE for a home and a
Wilder, 2 east oiled highway Cen few cows,
were returning to their home from tral
close to Nyssa. Charles
Cove.
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a visit in Nebraska.
Glaze, Rt. 1, Eugene, Oregon. 7S3xc
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pielstick, for
FRESH Tomatoes, 40 cents WANTED TO RENT, a farm with
merly of Apple Valley now of Ha- FIELD
bushel. Jumbo Cantaloupes, option
of buying. State price,
german, Ida., spent labor day at $1 per
per crate. Other vegetables. A. terms, acreage.
Box 1, Journal.
the home ot his brother, Carl Piel H. Keck,
1
mile
South
ol
Dunaway.
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stick.
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Mr. and Mrs. Schultz, who rented
GARBAGE HAULING. Also odd
the Arthur Mauser place this spring, ELBERTA PEACHES—Good sec jobs by hour day or week. Prices
have moved to Nampa, where he is onds 40c per bushel. Bring your reasonable. Call J. G. Coll, A1
working at his trade as a plumber. containers. Walter French, 21st St. Thompsons leed store.
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He is said to have sold his stock and 1st Ave. South. Tel. 575J2.
and sublet the place to a Mr. Rob Payette, Idaho
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For Rent
erts.
CITY
PROPERTY
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mayes of Buhl
For Sale
are visiting at the Nicholayson
SLEEPING
ROOM
with twin beds
Autos and Trucks
in strictly modern home. Continu
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hathaway '38 MODEL DeLuxe Chevrolet ous hot water. Reasonable. Call
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have moved their trailer house to Coupe. Perfect condition. Inquire Journal office.
the Forrest Whisler place and Mel Journal.
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Miscellaneous
vin is helping with the work
Mr. and Mrs. Severt Fox and her
REMEMBER THE Thrift Sale ot
ROOM
and
BOARD
brother are helping with the prune
the St. Paul’s Episcopal Guild
harvest at the Wamsted fruit farm MRS. DEAN Oeder, prices reason each Saturday beginning Septem
Peach harvest in this community able. Second street near Park. ber 9th at the Parish Hall. Used
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is practically finished. The yield
was not so good but fair prices were NICELY FURNISHED Room in ing apparel sold at a fraction of
received. Most of the fruit was sold modern home. Phone 78-J. 31A2xc their original cost.
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at the orchards.
BRAKE
WORK—Let
us
put
your
Gene Reed of beyond Nyssa. call ROOM AND Board. Star Hotel. 3 car or truck brakes in first class
ed at the Carl Pielstick home Mon blocks north of Main on First St. condition.
equipment und
day.
lOAtfc trained men Special
at your service. Pruyn
Mrs. Crosswhite, Sr., of Caldwell,
Auto Repair. Phone 56W.
whc, is a former resident and still
For Sale
a landowner here, is visiting her
STOCK
son and daughter, Tom Crosswhite
NYSSA PLUMBING *
and Mrs. Lenis Wilson.
2-YEAR-OLD Guernsey male. In
HEATING
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Mr. and Mrs. Ura Robinson and quire Journal.
2nd house north Star Hotel
Dealers for Advance-Hydro
daughter Star visited Caldwell, JERSEY COW'S some now milking
Nampa and Boise Saturday.
Ejector Pressure Pumbs
and
coming
fresh.
Carman
Jersey
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Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harrison are Farm, adjoining Vale.
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visiting their daughter, Mrs. Sher
man Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Harri
For Sale
son are former Apple Valley resi
CITY
TRANSFER
Poultry
dents, living for many years on the
TRANSFERRING
farm now owned and operated by CHRISTIE STRAIN New Hamp
and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meier. They shire red pullets. Beginning to lay.
TRUCKING
now live near Portland, Ore.
Phone 15 and Phone 28
Mrs. Lee Hobbs received word Mrs. Glen Suiter, Nyssa Heights.
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C. KLINKENBERG
Thursday of the death of her
brother-in-law, Sidney Percival of BREEDING COCKERELS New
Hamshire reds, Christie strain,
Madras, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cunningham Earl Andesron, Rt. 2 Nyssa. 17A4xc CUSTOM HAY CHOPPING
of Star spent Sunday at the Will
AND GRINDING
For Sale
iam Harry home.
D. G. Bamberry
Back of Texaco Station
CITY PROPERTY
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoover and
Nyssa.
her daughter Irmagene Shoemaker, WHY NOT Buy Now, and enlarge
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visited Mrs. Sherman Wilson and later. A small house, nice and
FOR OLD
family the past week.
clean with fenced yard, good cellar,
MANURE
Mrs. M artha Norland and Axella
shed, water and sink In
Local and Long blstanee
SPREADERS visited at Halfway, Oie., last week. chicken
kitchen, big built in cupboard and
HAULINO
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harrison clothes closet, trees started and
Phone 72W
called on Mrs. Molly Nelson, Mrs. lawn planted. Can be bought with
Lawrence and Barnett
Norland and Mr. and Mrs. H. Fish small down payment on easy terms.
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er, Mr. and Mrs. Iiams and at the Eastman Realty Company. 7S4xp
Meier home. Their daughter, Mrs.
Austin and her daughter are here
For Sale
with Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and are
MISCELLANEOUS
Long and Short
taking them to see all their old ac
Distant Trucking
quaintances.
BROWN SHOE polish, paste and
Dick Smith
Miss Yulah Vertrees of Caldwell liquid in set 25c size—5c. Exten
Phone Nyssa 43
visited the home folks Sunday sion dining room tables—hard wood
y
SENSATIONAL NEW
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morning and was a guest in the $4.50. Kitchen tables 75c. The Nyssa
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boston Trader, main highway north a t Al
TRACTOR SPREADER
at Ontario for Sunday dinner. The berta Ave.
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Boston family were present. TENTS, NEW—with pins, stakes,
We offer $50 trade-in value on it pays to ow n a ru b b e r-tired entire
were laid for Mr. and Mrs. toggles. 8x10 $8.45. 10x12, $10.75.
your old spreader, regardless of spreader. Get the most modern Covers
J. I. Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Used
make or condition, on the pur spreader built a£ our low intro and
or 16x16, $12.50. The
NOW
of Wendell, Mr. and Mrs. Nyssa 14x16
chase o f this new, m odern Oliver ductory price. Come in and see Earl son
Trader,
main highway north
Boston
and
family
of
Apple
Superior No. 7 T ractor Spreader. us today for details of our
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Valley, Miss Mary Boston of Boise, at Alberta Ave.
B rin g in y o u r o ld ra ttle -tra p money-saving offer.
Roy Boston of Mountain City, Nev., HIDES, PELTS, wool, metals. The
spreader and let us show you why
W e s t > L ea d in}»
and Miss Yulah Vertrees and Mr. highest cash prices paid. The Nyssa
and Mrs. Henry Boston and family. Trader, main highway north at Al BEAUTY Snidili,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood, Imogene
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and Leonard spent Sunday with berta Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah House.
WANTED- -All your welding jobs.
S e c c i a i 1 u it iin i
On Goode Avenue, Vi Block West Post Office
Apple Valley School district No. We promise good work and fair
prices.
Pruyn
Auto
Repair.
Phone
40 opened this morning. Mr. John
Phone 4
Nyssa Oregon
S e n d for F R E E c a ta lo g
Rupert teaches the 7th and 8th 56 W.
grades and manual training; Miss Visits From New Jersey—
Hichey, 5th and 6th grades; Miss Julius Prati of Asbury, New Jer E X - C E L - C I S
Underkofler, 3rd and 4th grades, sey, visited last week with his cou
LET STUNZ HELP YOU
and Miss Anderson, 1st and 2nd sin, John Prati, and left on Satur
'J b t i u d i i - V / ’c ' i ' /
grades. Tom Ferguson will do the day for a trip to San Francisco.
janitor work and drive the school Visits From Nampa—
M A I L C O U P O N NOW
bus.
Excelcls Beauty School.
Miss Edna Burt, former operator
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McIntyre and at the Journal, was a weekend guest
113-115 So 9th St.
Mrs. Tegustrand, Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kelser.
Boise, Idaho
Wade Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Move To Grand Coulee—
Please send free catalog.
Roy Gee were callers at the home Mrs. Orville Glenn, who has vis
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of Mrs. Mary Hicks Sunday.
ited in Baker for the past month, Name
Address
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Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stephens and joined her husband at Grand Cou
City
State
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McIntyre were lee last week.
guests of Mrs. Bertha Morris re —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-1S—
Both immediate and long run cently at a cafeteria dinner.
Quality Siding
At the school election Tuesday
savings are yours when you afternoon,
15 ballots were cast. Jed
Roofing Needs
buy building supplies from Goring received
11 votes and Ernest
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
Plaster and Cement
Stunz! Our prices are lower, I Norman 11 votes, J. A. Pettit, six
the quality higher, so you save votes and one ballot was not mark
Lumber, Millworfc
and CUTTING
in every way! Free building ed.Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. McIntyre are
Flooring Joists
and
remodeling
advice
with
j enjoying a visit from their daugh
Brick and Tile
Beef for the Hide
out obligation.
ter, Mrs. Edith Tegustrand of Port
Insulation
Hogg
200 lbs. $1.50
Blue Print Service land.
Cutting 1 cent per lb.
John Metzen is at home visiting
Silentite Windows
parents alter visiting the New
Grinding 1 cent per lb.
BUILD or REMODEL | his
York fair. He and his mother will
All At
Grinding
and Seasoning 2 cent per lb.
go to John Day to visit Bill Metzen,
UNDER
F.H.A.
Jr.
Lowest Prices!
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kinney left
FINANCE PLAN
Wednesday morning for their home
at Corbett, Ore
Mr and Mrs. Tom Ferguson and
CO.
Mr. and Mrs Kinney were guests
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
“Satisfaction With Every Transaction”
PHONE 6
Mrs C. D. Judd.
Southwest of “Y” Phone 110
Nyssa —Nyssa
Fall Festival—Sept 15-18—
50 REWARD
of the
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APPLE VALLEY
Phone 26
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NYSSA IMPLEMENT CO.
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