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THE NYSSÄ GÂTE CITY JOURNAL, Classified Advertising The Ideal Way To Buy, Sell, Rent, Find, or Hire. Big Results at a very low cost. One trial will convince. RATES: One cent per word for each issue. Minimum cash In advance is 25c. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS For Sale PEACHES FOR CANNING Lowest prices at Keedick ranch. Central Cove. 3 Ai miles east Homedale bridge. 22Aulxc WANTED—All your welding Jobs. We promise good work and fair KALSOMINE, PAINT at competi PEACHES. ALBERT AS, Hales and tive prices. First class quality. Crawfords. Concord grapes. Now prices. Pruyn Auto Repair. Phone Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and ready. Harry Howell Ranch 'a mile 56W. Highway 201, Phone 108. 18Mtfc southwest of Nyssa. 22tfc BRAKE WORK—Let us put your PEACHES, ALBERTAS now ready, car or truck brakes In first class CREOSOTE for treating hen hous Hales ready August 28th. Elmer es, posts, etc. Nyssa Plumbing condition. Special equipment and Dorathy, Fruitland 154. 22A2xc trained men at your service. Pruyn and heating Co., 9th and Emison street. (One block south of Nyssa BARTLETT PEARS now ready Auto Repair. Phone 56W. Trador). 23Mxfc Season lasts two weeks. Better hurry. Harry Manser. 1 mile east of NOTICE TO INVESTORS TENT HOUSE with two extra Fruitland. 22A2xp rooms, some furniture included, If you have money to loan, cheap. Frank Dicker at Mrs. Beams. TOMATOES, RIGHT out of the we can place it in amounts from garden. 50c bushel. Bring con 15A2xp $100 to $5,000 at 7 per cent in tainers, Neil Dimmick, H mile terest. 22Au2xp AUTOS and TRAILERS south CCC camp. FIRST CLASS REAL ESTATE SECURITY For Sale SCHOOL HOUSE See READY SNAP BUY—1935 Pontiac 4 door BERNARD EASTMAN DeLux sedan, original milage 29,- APPLE VALLEY — The school Real Estate and Insurance 000. Every feature in best of condit house here is almost ready for the Phone 64 Nyssa ion. Sacrifice by private owner. $300. opening of the fall term. The doors Down payment $125.00. 1934 Ford to the new fire escapes have been coach, has new set of brakes, all hung and the steps leading from new shocks, new paint, new seat them are ready for hand rails. The Consult us on your wiring needs covers. De Luxe radio and heater, interior of the building is in very and meter set-ups. years of service for only $250. Down nice shape. The election will be held Work guaranteed to meet State payment $110. Box 783, Ontario, at the school Sept. 3rd at which requirements. Oregon. 15Atfc time two members to the board of Prices right directors will be elected also the Information free MODEL A TRUCK with beet box district will vote to give or not to NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP and dual wheels. $80.00. Inquire | give the directors power to sell the 18Atfc at Rainbow Service Station. 8A3xp old school house. In the official election notice the school is Moun GARBAGE HAULING. Also odd tain View Cchool, Ind. Dist. No. 40 Wanted To Rent jobs by hour day or week. Prices Mountain View Is the original name reasonable. J. G. Coll. 20Atfc 40 OR 80 ACRE FARM near Nyssa of the school but seems to have been or Adrian, on share basis. Consid changed when the orchards were In er raising few beets and spuds. Must production. have house. State full particulars Mrs. Leonard and children Jim NYSSA PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY in first letter. Write J P. % Nyssa and Claudette arrived from Denver Journal office. 8Au.7xc the past week to visit her parents, —Kohler Planned Plumbing— Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hobbs. Mrs. Leon Ninth and Emison Street WANTS TO RENT 80 acres or more. ard paid a flying visit to her parents (1 block south of Nyssa Trador) Share or cash. Plenty of equip and the brothers in Boise and re lSJtfc ment, experience and references. turned home Sunday but the child Write P. O. B. Box 391, Nampa. ren will make a longer stay .Mr. 15A2xp Leonard was badly injured earlier Local ana Long Distance in the summer and still requires HAULING much care. Mrs. Leonard will be STOCK Phone 72W remembered as the former Quin- For Sale Lawrence and Barnett dora Hobbs. 4Mtfc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of DAIRY COWS, fresh and springers all breeds; 4 miles east of Cald Calif, were visiting at the Nicolay- well on U. S. 30. Look for farm sen home the past week. Mrs. Moore buildings all white, green trimmed. is a sister of Mr. Nicolysen and had FOR SALE - by quarters or J. P. Miller and Glen McWilliams, not seen hi mfor many years. more, state inspected, com Mrs. Ella Stephens returned to Caldwell. 27Jetfc fed, prime beef, by licensed Parma. Friday after a visit to Port dealers. Call Jake Fischer, WE BUY AND SELL dairy cows. land and other cities of the north 05R1 or Polar Cold Storage. Sale every Friday. We conduct all west. 25Jtfc Miss Mary Boston spent the week kinds of auction sales. Improve your herd with our stud bull service. $3.00 end at her parent’s home and enter at your place. Call Floyd Robison tained her friend. Miss Vivian Ken MACHINERY nedy of Boise over the week end. Nyssa. For Sale Miss Kennedy returned to her par ent's home in Caldwell and Miss FARM PRODUCE 2-ROW POTATO planter and two- Boston returned to her work in On way plow. At Cables Implement For Sale tario Sunday evening. and Tractor Co., Ontario llA tfc CERTIFIED GRIM Alfalfa seed. Lee Hobbs and son George Hobbs Bill Peutz, rte. 2, Nyssa or phone spent the week end at the Lost Lake For Rent 03J2 . Augl,4xp reservoir where they fished and FARM ______ LANDS |. brought home a load of wood. LADING CLOVER Seed, also Pas- Mrs. Ora Newgen, Mrs. Wilson and FOR RENT—Country land. Two iore Seed. Ernest Johftson, Gray Leo Woods Imogene and Leonard farms, cash or crop. Carl Coad. Nys- Boulevard. 15Au.2xc Woods Duane and Donna Mae Wil sa. I8Jtfc. PEACHES. ALBERTAS. C. L. Fox, 1 son and their guests spent Monday 1VE-ACRE TRACT with small mile south of Apple Valley school. in Boise. Mrs. Clarence Nichols entertain house for rent In Apple Valley, 22A2xp as electricity and on paved road. ed at her home recently in honor of her mother’s, Mrs. C. H. Higgins, ?e Frank T. Morgan. 20Jtfc birthday. The table was laid for twenty and was centered by a birth For Sale day cake with pink and green decor FARM LANDS ations. Place cards were of pink and green. Guests were Mr. and WANTED Mrs. C. H. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Higgins and family of Parma FEED BARLEY. See Jake Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgins of Ad Phone 05R1. llJtfc rian, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wood See us about our Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols and FOR SALE OR RENT family and Lois Steinhouse. COMPLETE WO STORES, on prominent com - The peach harvest Is getting un , available August 1. Or will sell, der way and Corrells, Foxes and ; * FARM vssa Realty Co. 25Jtfc Petersons and Fishers all have love ly fruit. Besides many smaller fam > INSURANCE CITY PROPERTY ily orchards are scattered through For Rent out the neighborhood. COVERAGE Mrs. John Poage took charge of ROOM HOUSE, basement, gar local Methodist church. Aid meets age. Ward addition. P. O. B. 222 Thursday at the church, Mrs. R E. 22A3xp A Fire Insurance Policy la Bailey and Mrs. Hathaway hostes Your Banker When You ses. Help Wanted Need Money the Most The many friends and acquaint MIDDLE AGED woman for house ances were saddened on hearing of work. Must be unencumbered and the death of Mrs. Othela Turner who remain nights. W. L. Glenn. Rt. 1, passed away after a long illness, at 1 mile north Owyhee School house. the Holy Rosary hospital on Friday. 22Alxp Besides her husband and two daug hters and one son she leaves to For Rent mourn her death her father and 4 ROOM TENANT house. Acre of mother, two sisters and one broth ground available. Harry Howell M er. Phone 53 mile southwest Nyssa. Mr.-, rurner was a comparatively new comer In Apple Valley but lia-i gathered many friends around her and wxs highly tespected here. The body was shipped to their former home in S. Dagota for bur ial. Mr Turner and children and some of Mrs. Turner’s people drove through for her funeral. Beef for the Hide Mr. Jim Lane is said to be mak ing satisfactory Improvement at the Hogs 200 lbs. $1.50 Ontario hospital. Mrs. Mary Lind Cutting 1 cent per lb. say and Miss Lindsay relatives from Grinding 1 cent per lb. Cresswll who came to see him have Grinding and Seasoning 2 cent per lb. returned home. Insurance for the FARM THURSDAY, AUGUST 22,1940. The Worthwhile club will meet with Mrs Leona Tiffany Sept. 12 All club members will please note the change in date due to the On tario and Nyssa Fairs being held the first week in September. Mrs. L. E. Newgen and Bob, Helen and Jack Reffett attended the Jub ilee at Parma Thursday. A junior Sunday school class par ty was held at the Chas Ditty home Wednesday night with the teacher Mrs John Case as hostess. Twenty two juniors were present. Games were played and a discussion of ways to better the junior class were held. Refrshments were served. Mrs. Roy Rookstool is on the sick list, her son Kenneth was taken to the Dr. last week and had a cheat taken from his ear drum. Henry Hintz and family \yere din ner guests In the Adolph Schneider home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zurcher of Homedale were all day visitors in the Chas Wilson home Sunday. Joe Hobson was operated on for appendicitis Saturday night. Chas Ditty and Mrs. J. Case went tothe Burcham fruit farm near Roswell Monday for peaches. Mrs. Chas Ditty, Tressa, Mrs. J. Case and Mrs. L. Ditty and children attended an Assembly of God fell owship meeting in Wilder Thurs day. Miss Tressa Ditty accompanied her sister Mrs. Boyd Query home, returning home Saturday. A. L. Jones had a beet bed put on his new truck which he purchas ed lately. Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett. Helen and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Dunavan motored to Hood River Sunday for a few days visit. Mrs. R. W. Bolitho and daughter returned home Saturday from Kuna where they had visited her mother for the past 10 days. Mrs. Chas Ditty was taken to Dr. Kerby for treatment Tuesday. Mrs. Cash Turner Is reported some improved. Lieut and Mrs. Cloninger returned home last week from Stanley Ida ho where Mr. Clinnlger has been stationed at a C. C. C. camp He Is home on a sick leave lndefinltley and as soon as his health improves he will go to Enterprise Oregon to a C. C. C. camp. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wilson and Jimmie of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Newgen. Bob and Bonnie and Barney Verwolfe visited in the A. R. Roberts home Sunday afternoon. ine Young ol Portland, Mrs. A. A. the party visited the OWyhce Dam Steel and J1 an and Mrs. Lester and looked over the new project. French of Roswell, Mrs Lora Pills- Mrs. Dan Holly of Adrian enter bury, Mrs. F. A. Miller and Mrs. N. tained Mrs. Lora Pillsbury, Mrs. N. S. Phelan. S Phelan and Mrs. Will Gibson at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bosshardt of a theatre party in Parma Friday Parma spent last Wednesday evening evening. visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Phelan. Lee Johnson left Saturday on a Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop of trip for San Francisco. Nyssa were calleis in the Brumbach Mrs. S. Hatcher arrived Monday and Phelan homes Thursday even from Salt Lake City for a visit with ing. Mrs. Harvey Bennett and son ac her mother, Mrs. L. Eachus. companied her parents Mr. and Mrs. j Ralph Haworth spent the past Councilman of Roswell on a trip , week at his parents home in Star Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Parker were in to the middle west. Dorothy Hamilton accompanied Nyssa Monday when Mrs. Parker the Lynn Chaneys of Parma on a had her foot treated at the Sarzin trip to Missouri. She will visit her Clinic. grandmother in Knox City. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Parker and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller. Virgin baby, Mrs. Jean Whitney. Cleo Hof ia and Jim returned home Thursday fman and Gerald Hickman returned from a trip to Yellowstone Park. Sunday from a visit to Wallowa Mrs. Thomas arrived from Osage Lake. City, Kansas. Sunday to visit her Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and daughter Mrs. Verl Bishop and children and B. G. Roberts were husband. dinner guests of Mrs. Flornece Bel Mrs. Clyde Bunnell returned to knap of Boise Sunday. Middleton Friday after a weeks visit Miss Evelyn Haworth returned with her mother. Mrs. P B. And home from a months visit In east erson. ern and southern states. Miss Mary Weir returned home Mrs Roy Drown and children and Saturday from a visit with relativ Mrs. Will Ashcraft of Adrian were es-In Chicago. Monday guests of Mrs. E E. Parker. Vern Eachus and daughter Ruth Mrs. Troy Williamson of Okla of Las Vegas, Nevada and Sue Hat homa who was one of the Bend cher of Salt Lake City arrived on pioneers spent Monday visiting old Thursday for a visit with his mother neighbors after an absence of 33 Mrs. L. Eachus and other relatives. years. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson and Verl Bishop is driving a new car. Grace spent the past weeek visit Phillis Haworth received a pleas ing Mr and Mrs. Joe Dennis at ant surprise Monday evening when Idaho Falls. Flora and Laura Prosser, lola Par Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Steelman and ker. Betty Eachus and Mary Low daughter spent a couple of days Jackson arrived to spend the even visiting his parents in Caldwell last ing and help her celebrate her birth week. day. E. H. Brumbak and Ezra tran Mr. and Mrs. Arch Parker were sacted business in Caldwell Thurs Caldwell visitors Monday. day. Mrs. Pauline Eachus returned Mr. and jirs. C. E. Maxwell and family of Earlham, Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haworth of High Point, North Carolina and Mr. and Mrs. Harold White and children of Nampa were week end guests In the Ralph Haworth home. On Sunday NYSSA PACKING CO. PHONE 6 —Nyssa Fall Festival Sept. 6-7— BRAIN FEVER TAKING MANY HORSES SUNSET VALLEY -Lester Ken dall and Howard Schneider both have horses with brain fever. 7 » th ( fregon State Fair OPENS LABOR DAY Bring the Family! It'» Built for Everyone! EXHIBITS . . . From apples to antelopes. A c r e s of great displays. EIH C.VITON . . . Machinery and Industrial Shows . . Wild Life . . . State and Federal Exhibits . . . In structive Movies. ENTERTAINMENT . . . Rac ing meet . . . Horse Show . . . Great Night Revue . . . Dance . . . Special Events. AND FUN! . . . Two Big Carnival Shows . . . A Larger Ga.vway . . . Bands . . . Music. 12 ' Children & under. Fre e) AT PRICES ALL CAN AFFORD Sept. 2 through fi Fairgrounds . . Salem PURINA SPRAYS No more effective sprays are made than Purina Sprays — yet the price is no more than for ordinary sprays. FLY S P R A Y S I Quart 75c Gallon $2 9 ° -Nyssa Fall Festival Sept. G-7— ETELter comes from Holand 4 BIG BEND—Mrs. Case Muntjcw- ereff received a letter from Holland Saturday, the first news from rel atives since the war started in west ern Europe. She was pleased and relieved to know that none of her people were killed and when her sister's family returned to their Only at Boise Payette can home after about a months ab sence they found their house and yon make a home-building a few others were the only ones left contract that provides for In the city. cancellation o f further pay The Book Club met Saturday ments In event of death, and afternoon with Mrs. E. H. Brum- makes payments for yon in back. Mrs. J. B. Smith gave a re case o f illness. Get details at view of ‘‘Twenty Years a Minister.” A book, “The Good Old Days” by Cohn was autographed and prepar ed to be presented to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lowe for their golden wedding anniversary. Owing to illness Mrs. Lowe was unable to attend the meeting. Out of town guests of the club were Mrs. C. E. Peck, Mrs. Allen Ilwlght Smith, Manager and Miss Allen of Boise. Mrs. John Phone 15 Nyssa Ennis of San Francisco, Miss Paul- STO CK SPRAYS Quarts 25c Gallons 93c -------------- • --------------- 5 Gallon Lots 9 0 c Gal. (Bring your own containers) AL T H O M P SO N Cr SO N h iii FEED— SEED— COAL LU M B ER (P O COMPANY Phone 26 2nd and Goode Ave. Across From Telephone Building i V i NOTICE OF LAND SALE The trustees of the Nyssa Methodist Church hereby advertise church property for sale. Lots 1 and 2, block 1, Teutsch addition, 3rd and Main streets. Sealed bids will be received until 12 o’clock midnight August 31. Reserved— the right to reject any and all bids. Bids received by A. B. Hann, Box 397, Nyssa, Oregon. IS YOUR CAR SAFE? DEERE QUALITY IS REFLECTED IN BETT| PERFORMANCE, SIMPLICITY, DEPENDABILITY, LONG LjFE and Insurance Co. Let us do your work! —Nyssa Fall Festival Sept. 6-7—' '■V .V N Y S S A R EA LT Y CUSTOM BUTCHERING and CUTTING home Sunday from a vacation trip at Home Makers Camp at McCall. You are Invited to have a FREE CHECK-UP With Our NEW Scientific Manbee W heel Alignment Equipment SHIMMY TIRE WEAR WANDER ________________HARD STEERING STOPS Do You Know? A misalignment of 1-8 Inch means yoor car is Slipping Sideways 32 feet every mile. A misalignment of 1-2 inch means your car is Slipping Sideways 128 feet every mile. BRING YOUR STEERING TROUBLES TO US Pruyn's Garage Phone 56W 2nd and Main Sts HEN you buy a John Deere 2-Cylinder Tractor, you can be sure that you’re gett W ing John Deere quality all the way through. From the time the raw materials are received at the factory until the tractor is completed, every piece and every part are subjected to rigid teats and inspections by skilled men, using modern precision equipment. This John Deere quality construction, com bined with two-cylinder simplicity, operating economy, and easy adjustability, gives you more dollar-for-dollar tractor value than you can find anywhere. You’ll be money ahead with a John Deere. Come in and talk it over. Baldridge Implement Co. Phone 113 Nyssa
