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THE NVSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1940 CLASSIFIED ADS Rates lc per word* per Issue. Minimum charge 25c. CASH IN ADVANCE Miscellaneous For Sale Farm Produce US DRAKE WORK—Let put youi car or truck brakes In first class APPLES, JOHNATHANS, Romes, condition. Special equipment and Delicious, Winesaps, Newtons, trained men at your service. Pruyn Spitz. 40c for best, 20c for No. 2. One Auto Repair. Phone 56W. mile west Nyssa. Highsmith ranch. llJ5xp GARBAGE HAULING. Also odd jobs by hour day or week. Prices SWEET SPANISH Onions, Russet reasonable. Call J. O. Coll, A1 »toes. C. C. Hunt. 20Atfc llJ3xp Thompsons feed store. TRIUMPH and Gem eating .toes. Jake Fischer, Alberta tie 9Ntfc For Sale MISCELLANEOUS DSOTE FOR treating hen hou.M s and posts. Nyssa Plumbing and Heating Co., 451 North First St. 190 tfc For Rent CITY PROPERTY 2-ROC JOM CABIN near railroad bridf Hdge. Place for cow and chick ens. Shallow well. Rent $8.00. Adults only Call Journal office. 23Ntfc 4-ROOM Modern House, furnace, lawn, trees, close to town, electric rangr Adults only. Available after Dec. 5th. Call Journal. 23Ntfc NVSSA PLUMBING* Si HEATING 2nd house north Star Hotel Dealers for Advance-Hydro Ejector Pressure Pumps 13Jtfc CITY TRANSFER TRANSFERRING and TRUCKING Phone 15 and Phone 28 C. KLINKENBERG Local and Long Distance HAULING Phone 72W Lawrence and Barnett 4M tfc itO CLEAN, unfurnished rooms. Pall Journal or H. F. Brown at 4th and Locust. 14Dtf Long and Short Distant Trucking Dick Smith Phone Nyssa 43 2F10xp Wanted W a n t e d — ah your welding jobs. We promise good work and fair prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone 56W FAT HOGS WANTED Buying and Shipping EVERY FRIDAY from NYSSA STOCK YARDS B. W. Grover 30N5xp Work Wanted For Sale MACHINERY INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATOR Free Estimates ANDY McGINNIS Phone 39M CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to all of our friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness to us during the recent illness and death of our beloved mother. The Rust Family. .,- DRDSON TRACTOR. $50. Norcott ■ Service. llJtfc LINCOLN HEIGHTS Lost I ALE TOY Terrier, white with brown head, answers to Skippy. reward. Call Nyssa Lumber Com- any. llJ ?x ? For Sale STOCK AT BARGAIN, one team, harness and collars. See at Theo Mather- Jy ranch. 4Jtfc For Sale Poultry BABY CHICKS. Order now for fu ture delivery. Popular heavy breeds and Henacre strain White Leghorns from very select bloodtested flocks. We are installing completely m od ern incubating equipment to pro duce highest quality chicks. Vale Electric Hatchery, Box 382, Vale. 4Jtfc For Sale or Trade FOR SALE or Trade—1 Good Heavy Work Horse. 5 years old. Sam Playford. 4Jtfc OR TRADE for farm land near school, 4 city lots with new 5- room house and garage. Sweet Home, Oregon, Box 141. 4J8xp Help Wanted EXPERIENCED SINGLE woman or girl for general house work, must be good ironer, for work in Boise. Nice room and board and $20.00 a month. Call Journal. 4Jlxp For Sale For sale in your vicinity small bungalow piano for balance due, easy terms. Popma Music Co., Boise Idaho. 4J4xc For sale in your vicinity almost new washing machine for balance due. Popma Music Co., Boise, Idaho. 4J4xc For sale flat plate ironer and man gle at a bargain, easy terms. Pop- 4J4XC ma Music Co., Boise. Milo Harris, who has been visit ing at the home of his mother, Mrs. Annie Harris, departed for Califor nia Tuesday. He is employed on a railroad construction crew. Ray Whitsell is expecting a visit from his mother, Mrs. Amelia Whit sell of McMinnville, Oregon, this week. Audra and Alda Anderson called at the Lee Smith home Saturday afternoon. Ditchrider Roy McNeal has been cleaning ditches. Mr. Kenny, who recently purchas ed a stack of hay frfom Emil Frank, is having it hauled to his home in the Lincoln district this week. Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeGross that they arrived at the home of her brother and family in Chino. California, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes vis ited friends in Nyssa Sunday. 8 West's *é Leading NOW BEAUTY SCHÜDL Special Tuition Send for FREE catalog EX-CEL-CIS lÎD iu u tu S c h o o l MAIL COUPON NOW Excelcls Beauty School. 113-115 So. 9th St. Boise, Idaho Please send free catalog. N a m e _______________________ Address _____________________ City _____________ State.------ Orval Green has been railing sagebrush ground. Ray Whitsell recently built a new barn. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeal and children were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pettit. Several neighbors visited at the Ray Whitsell home Sunday after noon. Election of officers of the Lincoln Sunday school has been postponed until Jan. 28. Rev. Chandler sent word that he would be with us on that date. BEET GROW ERS TO MEET JA N U A R Y 12 O R E G O N T R A I L —A special meeting of the Nyssa Factory Sugar Beet Growers association of Oregon Trail district has been called for Friday evening, Jan. 12. at the Ore gon Trail school house at 8 o'clock. Election of one director and three members to constitute the advisory board will be held. All association members should plan to attend. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes, Rob ert and Junior returned Wednesday from Modesto, Calif., where they visited with relatives during the holidays. They used the Jordan Val ley highway and report excellent roads. Ewen Chard is building a new bam. Leonard Olson is building a der- dick. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fry made a business trip to Payette Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes and sons visited Sunday afternoon at the F. S. Byers home. AR C AD IA CLUB HOLDS ELECTION ARCADIA—The club met at the school house January 4. The new officers elected were: Mrs. Otis Bullard, president; Mrs. Jack Schenk, vice-president; Mrs. Dave Brady, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Granton Eason and Mrs. Lloyd Or ris, flower committee. The next meeting will be at the school house Jan. 18. The hostesses are Mrs. Mae Fleming, Mrs. Bill and Mrs. Virgil Holoday. Mrs. Granton Eason went to Cald well last Wednesday with Curtis Easons. Louie Pryor has rented Otis Bul lard’s 80 acres near the game farm and is moving this week. Ellis Warners are having electri city installed this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller call ed at Otis Bullard's Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and Truman Wagner caled at the But ler home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Theo Matherly is ill and her mother, Mrs. Anna Dail, is helping her this week. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tschida, Leo and Frank had dinner at Otis Bul lard’s Sunday. Mrs. Zack Walker, who has been helping Mrs. Vernon Butler for the past few weeks, returned to her heme in Ontario last Thursday. Callers at the Vernon Butler home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob, Mrs. Walker, Roberta Vanderpool and Leroy Maule. Mrs. H. N. Hickey accompanied the Journal reporter Monday after noon gathering news and called a few minutes on several neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams and their daughter left Saturday for Portland to visit his parents. Don ald Byrd is doing the chores. Mr. and Mrs. Settino Marostica and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Baberis call ed on Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Maros tica Friday afternoon. John Smit shelled corn for An gelo Marostica Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hickey and Hazel visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hickey Sunday afternoon in the Valley View district. Mrs. Jack Schenk went to Weiser Monday evening to attend an L. D. S. Church meeting. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mitchell and family and Mary Gardner were at Ira Ure’s Sunday for dinner. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ure and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell went to B. G. Bybee’s near Ontario. The men at tended the bowling tournament. Floyd Eason returned home last Wednesday evening from Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Perle Richard vis ited at the Jake Bodmer home on Thursday afternoon. Norman Hipp went to Portland with a load of cattle Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chelcy Boyer spent Sunday at Bill Hipps. Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller went to his mother’s in Valley View district to help butcher Monday. Charles Bullard and Ted Frahm sold their hay to the Mendiola sheep ranch. Truman Wagner is home to spend the winter. He has been working on the Southern Pacific railorad near Eugene. New Westerns— The Nyssa library has a number of new westerns, so popular at pres ent with readers and among the newer ones are several of Zane Grey’s. SCARLET FEVER IN ALBERTA DISTRICT ALBERTA VALLEY — Thelma Cooper is ill with scarlet fever. Klaas Tensen played in the bowl ing tournament between Nyssa and Ontario at Payette Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor, Mrs. Jesse Sharp, and Mr. and Mrs. Fran cis A. Gardner spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Mandy Williams in Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam in Ore gon Trail entertained Mr. and Mrs. Z. Davidson of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tensen, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot Sunday afternoon. The men spent the afternoon playing cards. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fife are spending the week in Glenns Ferry and King Hill, Idaho. A combined birthday dinner was given for Rosie Matthews and Dar win Kibby at the O. Z. Matthews home Thursday. Marjorie Groot attended the 4-H club leaders meeting in Ontario on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tiffany of Cairo spent Friday at the Martin Osborn home. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Kibby of Vale returned to their home Sun day after spending a week at the home of M. and Ms. O. Z. Mat thews. Mr. and Mrs. Settino Marostica spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Fox. Leona Johnson of Nyssa Heights was an overnight guest of Bertha Sweet. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jensen and Mrs. Roy Burbank attended the sale at the Wixon farm in Cow Hol low Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot were business visitors in Ontario Satur day. Nan Grider of Nyssa was an over night guest of Marie and Bertha Sweet Wednesday. Roy Burbank made a business trip to Blackfoot Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Maud Bogart and Mis. Klaas Tensen spent Sunday at the Tommie Johnson home in Vale. Mrs. T. M. Beranek and Carl of Baker who have been visiting at the C. M. Tensen and Clayton Jensen homes, left Saturday for Baker. Mrs. George Ray and Harold were at the baby clinic at Nyssa Friday. Mrs. Ed Wolfe and Glenn and Mrs. Eva Quinley spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sager and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews and daughter of Vale are spending the first of the week at the O. Z. Matthews home. Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Tensen were business visitors in Payette Friday. Rickus Van Twisk of Valley View was a Sunday afternoon visitor at the Jake Van Twisk home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toombs of Kingman visited at the Robert PREPARE for a Rainy Day Let us do your work! NYSSA PACKING CO. PHONE 6 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot. Mrs. Luther Fife and Lila were business visitors in Ontario Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Relk and fam ily of Oregon Trail were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Stam Wednes day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thompson and Melvin visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Furnass in Caldwell Sunday. Gerold Jensen, who has been vis iting at the Clayton Jensen home, left Monday for his home in Salt Lake. Gerrit Stam was a business vis itor in Ontario Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Johnny Koopman and children of Ontario spent Wed nesday afternoon at the Gerrit Groot home. Pete Tens:n attended an econ omic conference at the Moore hotel Friday Mrs. Andy Boersma and Mrs. Gerrit Stam attended the meeting of the home economics club of the Oregon Trail grange at the Neilson home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot called at the Jake Groot home in Arcadia Thursday. At Your SHOES Others Do! and for Expert Repairing Bring Them To — Keep major reps clown, by having the little jobs clone N O W . ABBOTT’S Pruyn’s Garage Next to Nyssa Cafe Phone 5 6 W 2nd and Main Sts. SHOE SHOP FIRE AUTOM OBILES TRUCK O W N ER ’S ATTENTION FOR LONG AN D SHORT H AU L INSURANCE SEE DON M. GRAHAM BONDS Phone 53 FARM RENTALS mmßm FIRE Light Condition Now TO GUARD YOUNG EYES INSURANCE • Those eyes are precious . . . their eyesight is priceless^ WITH PROPER INSURANCE LIFE ) LIABILITY Bernard Eastman REAL ESTATE FIRE and AUTO INSURANCE Phone 64 Nyssa Don't let it be damaged By that dangerous enemy, eye- strain. Light-condition your home now — with plenty of proper light in every part of the room — soft and glarefree. LOOK AHEAD Never BACK CUSTOM BUTCHERING and CUTTING Beef for the Hide Hogs 200 lbs. $1.50 Cutting 1 cent per lb. Grinding 1 cent per lb. Grinding and Seasoning 2 cent per lb. Toombs home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ervin Lankford spent the week-end with Bob Lankford at Emmett. Ed Wolfe was a business visitor in Payette Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Luce and Lor raine of Kuna and Mr and Mrs. Ivan Tiffany and family of Cairo spent Thursday at the Martin Os born home. O. Z. Matthews was in Malheur on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Dickson of Ironside and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Toomb and children of Emmett spent Sunday at the Robert Toomb home. Ella Ms» Dickson returned to Ontario where she is attending high school with them. Luther Fife was in Weiser on business Friday. The Primary officers meeting of the L. D. S. church was held at the Luther Fife home. A surprise party was given for Mrs. Almie Hendricks and Mrs. LaVera Jones by the mem bers. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Glenn of Grand Coulee dam are spending the week at the Rock Shelton home. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher and Mrs. Rock Shelton attended Brady Fowler’’s funeral at Payette Friday. Jake Fisher, John Lackey and Ger rit Groot were pall bearers. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher and Lorraine were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Dale Garrison home in Oregon Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schaffer of Wilder spent Friday afternoon at the Jake Fisher home. Eleven boys and girls helped Carol Fife celebrate her 5th birthday on Wednesday. They spent the after noon playing and refreshments were served at the close. George Jensen was in Boise on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson and family returned to their home in Blackfoot Monday. They have been visiting at the Floyd Thomp son home. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sweet were business visitors in Boise Wednes day. Ed and Phillip Schwer of Nyssa were Sunday dinner guests at the Frank Winkels home. PAGE FIVE It protects young eyes from eyestrain! Low "Step Down" Electric Rates Make Better Lighting Cheap The cost of Better Lighting is one of the small est items in your budget when you make full use o f th e low "step down" electric rates. People have often complimented us on our capable funeral direction, the secret of which is this: our services for the dead are handled to please the living . . . we concentrate on encouragement and. at the same time, at tend to every detail appropriately and smoothly. NYSSA AMBULANCE FUNERAL HOME SERVICE PHONE 73W NYSSA I DA H O V P O W E R & 'c c tU c ¿ d / D:es Sc MUCH-Costs So LITTLE'
