THE NYSSÄ GÂTE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1940
CLASSIFIED ADS
Rates lc per wont,per Issue. Minimum charge 25c
CASH IN ADVANCE
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—All your welding Jobs.
MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale
STOCK
For Sale
WE BUY AND SELL dairy cows.
Sale every Friday. We conduct all
kinds of auction sales. Improve your
herd with ounstud bull service. $3.00
at your place. Call Floyd Robison
Nyssa.
Found
illness of his brother Ed
Mr and Mrs. Carl Rill visited
Sunday with Mr and Mfs Pat Ben
nett of Richland.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Earnhart
of near Nyssa Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Church and
son of Boise visited Saturday and
Monday evenings at the M L. Kuotz
home. Mr. Church and Mr Kuotz
are cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Judd and
son, Eugene, and Mrs. Olive Judd
of Parma spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Judd and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Kurtz left
Wednesday morning with a group
of Malheur county 4H girl clubbers
to Salem. Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
Kurtz and Mrs. Ridder of Richland
motored to the coast. They returned
Saturday night.
Hoyt Warwick of Lamar, Colora
do, stayed all night with his moth
er. Mrs. Carl Hill, Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Parker kept house at
the Kurtz ranch during the ab
sence of the parents.
Mrs. Ross Healy received a tele
gram Monday morning calling her
to Parkdale as her brother-in-law
had passed away. Many Newell
Heights neighbors are well acquain
ted with the deceased as he has
made his home with his brother
Ross and family.
Mrs. Glenn McGinnis and son are
staying at the Healy home since
Friday.
TIRE AND WHEEL. Owner may
We promise good work and (air KALSOMINE, PAINT at competi
have same by identifying and pay
prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone
tive prices. First class quality. ing for advertisement. Call Journal
56W.
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Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and office.
Highway 201, Phone 108.
16Mtfc FOUND. Boys shoe and sock. May
BRAKE WORK—Let us put your
have upon identification and pay
car or truck brakes In (lrst class
condition. Special equipment and CREOSOTE for treating hen hous ment of this ad. Call Journal 12Slxc
es,
posts,
etc.
Nyssa
Plumbing
trained men at your service. Pruyn
and heating Co., 9th and Emison
COW HOLLOW
Auto Repair. Phone 56W.
street. (One block south of Nyssa
By The Happy Farmer
Trador).
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NYSSA SALE YARD where the
Let ’er rain, who can help It?
seller goes home pleased. We sell
The rain was mighty welcome to
For Sale
furniture, machinery, produce and
all kinds of livestock every Friday. AUTOS and TRAILERS many people. Especially the forest
fire fighters and stock men. It is
Help your home market by bring
ing your stock here. If you are plan 1929 CHEROLET FOUR door sedan. sure raising heck with us lrrlgatioh
ning a farm or dairy cow sale phone
Ray Hashitant, Phone 04R1 12Stfc farmers.
Elza Niccum says "My hay Is
or write. No sale too large or small.
black as your hat now and still it
We buy and sell all kinds of live
FARM PRODUCE
rains."
stock. Dairy cows a speciality. Home
For Sale
owned and operated farmers auc
Elza, Frank Parker and Chet Sage
tion. We have a fine Gernsey bull
all had hay In the shock and ready
for stud service. Col. Earl Smith FOR SALE—Grapes, bring your own to stock when the first rain came.
containers. C. C. Hunt,
12Sxc. When It sort of faired up the last
auctioneer, Floyd Robison, owner.
Phone 136W.
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week. Frank Parker went out and
PEARS, BARTLETS, reasonable. cut some more down and Sid Flan-
Steele Eestate. 5 miles south west rrlgan, just over the hill, went out
Consult us on your wiring needs Parma.
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and meter set-ups.
cut plenty of hay down. And still
Work guaranteed to meet State PEACHES, ALBERTAS, Hales and it rains.
Trail School to Open
requirements.
Crawfords. Concord grapes. Now
Chet Sage turned his shocks over Monday
Prices right
ready. Harry Howell Ranch 4 mile and thought he could stack the next
Information free
southwest of Nyssa.
22tfc day. Hauled In one slip load and
OREGON TRAIL — The Merry
NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP
it rained that night.
Matrons club met at the home of
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"Aw well. Just as well have both Alice Holmes with Gladys Byers co
Wanted To Buy
sides look alike,” says Chet.
hostess. 14 members and one guest
GARBAGE HAULING. Also odd CASH FOR FRYERS and fat hens.
The lettuce raisers say “let it rain Alta Fry, answered roll call with
Jobs by hour day or week. Prices
Brownies Cafe, Nyssa.
29Autfc and get It out of Its system and Pollyanna suggestions. Plans were
reasonable. J. G. Coil.
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maybe we can have some fair wea completed for the Festival booth.
ther when the lettuce Is ready to It was voted to hold meetings every
For Sale
head.”
2 weeks. Next meeting will be held
POULTRY
NYSSA PLUMBING &
Just returned from a fine vaca at the home of Elizabeth Ashley,
HEATING COMPANY
tion trip back to the “old home Sept. 18. with Nora Snodgrass as
—Kohle* Planned Plum bing-
200 NEW HAMPSHIRE pullets. R. town." Should not have went. Two sisting. Roll call will be answered
Ninth and Emison Street
J. Cornell. 6 miles southwest of weeks behind with the work anyway. by “Something about Oregon.” Re
(1 block south of Nyssa Trador)
Nyssa.
5Sixp But—oh, well! The kiddles wanted freshments were served at the close
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to see their grandparents before of the afternoon.
BREEDING COCKERELS. $2.00. they started to school. The wife
Oregon trail school will open on
Dames of sires 300 eggers 3 gen wanted to see her parents and well Monday, Sept. 16. Mrs. Matoon will
erations, dams 240 eggers. Hansen I wanted to see my parents, too. teach the upper rooms. Miss Betty
Local and Long Distance
strain. Frank Parr 4% miles south
Father is 72 years old and this Nelson is the Intermediate teachr,
HAULING
Nyssa. Adrian Road.
5Stfc summer he had a cancer on his and Mrs. Betty Lewis Is the primary
Phone 72W
nose. I had not seen him for two teacher. Gilbert Holmes has been
Lawrence and Barnett
years and perhaps I won’t get to awarded the contract to drive the
For
Rent
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make too many trips, at two years bus this year. Mr. Matoon has spent
the last 2 weeks cleaning the school
FOR RENT—Farm tenant house. apart, to see him.
Beats all at the car license plates house.
Acre of ground available. Harry
you see when you get out on the
The September meeting of the
FOR SALE—by quarters or
Howell 4 mile south west Nyssa.
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12 S tfc. main highways. Thousands of cars Mother’s club has been indefinite
more, state inspected, com
from all over this grand U. S. A. ly postponed in co-operat.lon with
fed, prime beef, by licensed
No state exempt.
the Public Health officials. No Sun
dealers. Call Jake Fischer,
For Sale
Its wonderful to live in this U. S. day school was held Sunday for the
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FURNITURE
A. A vast domain and everyone is same reason.
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welcome to go anywhere. Instead of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allen and Mr.
9 x 12 GOLD SEAL congoleum rug. in a land all cut up into small na and Mrs. Arch-Allen of Marshfield,
Large coil spring and mattress tions and each nation having a lot Oregon, visited last week with their
For Sale
baby buggy and push cart. All like of quarrels with all the other na mother, Mrs. Skates and family.
new. See Mrs. F. L. Kirkham. 12slxp tions.
H. J. Holmes of Modesto, Califor
ROOM HOUSE, basement, garage.
There is no unemployment in Cow
FOR SALE in your vicinity, good Hollow. Everyone has twice as much nia, arrived Thursday to visit with
Ward addition. P.O.B. 1022.
washing machine. Cannot be told as they can possibly get done. Elza his son, F. G. Holmes and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lester Toll have
from new. For balance due. Easy Niccum for illustration. Months ago
terms. Popma Music company, he built the foundation for an ad moved to Fruitland to work In the
Wanted To Rent
Boise, Idaho
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Mrs. Bettie Lewis moved into the
finished for part of them are sleep teacherage last Thursday.
40 OR 80 ACRE FARM near Nyssa
Musical
Instrument
ing out doors now and It will soon
or Adrian, on share basis. Consid
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes, Bob
For Sale
be getting cold weather. They have and Junior, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
er raising few beets and spuds. Must
have house. State full particulars FOR SALE in your vicinity, Kimball a whole raft of hogs and they must Holmes and children and Mr. anjl
have a hog shed of some kind to Mrs. F. S. Byers and family attend
In first letter. Write J. P. % Nyssa
piano. Good condition for balance
Journal office.
8Au.7xc due. $79.95. Easy terms. Popma put them In when the weather gets ed the F'air In Ontario Monday.
bad, and a good sized bunch of cat
Music company, Boise, Idaho.
tle and who likes to milk out in the
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FARM LANDS
j rain when the muddy manure is Wade P.-T.A.
For Sale
Meets
FOR SALE in your vicinity, beau- j half knee deep.
tiful bungalow piano for balance | They have planned all summer to
RANCH, 120 ACRES improved, due. Easy terms. Popma Music com go to the hills for a load of poles
BIG BEND—Wade P.-T.A. met
house, barns, other buildings, deep pany, Boise, Idaho.
1254xc. to build a fine shed that will ans Friday afternoon at the school house
well. Three miles northeast Nyssa.
wers for the hogs and cows both. with all the officers present, nine
E. A. Bodmer
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They have got to dig a large cistern members signed up for coming year
For Sale
before the water goes off In the ca r.nd the membership chairman. Mrs
SEED
Clara Holly Is making a drive for
40 ACRES IN Black Canyon project
nal.
14 mile north of junction east of REDUCED PRICE on Michels grass,
There are two men folks of them new members. Mrs. Anna Sparks re
Nyssa. Ray Tener, Wendell, Idaho.
new. sensational drouth resistant theie to do a'l this and they go in ported twenty-three pupils are en
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Well all th- rest of us are con
pasture. 20c lb. Rudolph Udlinek.
For Rent
04 miles southwest Nyssa, Oregon fronted with the same kind of prob
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CITY PROPERTY
Cow Hollow has lost another of
FOR RENT—3 room and screen OLIMPA WINTER barley for seed. Its pioneers. Earl Heaton has given
porch furnished modern cottage
$1.50 per hundred. 3 miles north up the ghost as far as Cow Hollow
Mrs. O. M. Kimsey, 114 blocks north 14 west of Nyssa on Gem Ave., Ike farming is concerned. We under
12 tfc Simmons, Cecil Sebum.
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Sugar Factory.
f
up the barber line.
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Earl isn't very strong and pioneer
W o write
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ing certainly calls for a strong phy
and Print
sique as well as a strong spirit.
We miss Earl from Cow Hollow
but we believe he will find success i
In his new field. Everyone’s face
always lights up when he meets
Earl with his soft Tennessee drawl
and his wit. And his Jokes are not
always on you either.
We recall the time he and Wain
Llmbaw were hauling two or three
barrels of water with a team of colts
and Wain was driving. Going down
a hill. Wain dropped a line and the
colts started to run.
Earl Is very nervous, he jumped
from the wagon and then ran a half
mile behind the wagon trying to
catch the team. Earl Is long-legged
INDIVIDUALLY ENG
but the colts held the lead until
INEERED S E A L E D
Wain got them stopped.
POWER P I S T O N RINGS
Let our
M A N B E E with the »cuff-resisting fric
Pioneers Display
Wheel alignment tion-reducing
GRANOSEAL
Booth
Equipment
patented surface. Will stop oil
Schooltime is playtime
Solve your
Newell Heights Modem Pioneer
too. Be sure your child
Steering problems loss.
club was not entirely disappointed
Let us explain these features.
when It was necessary to postpone
ets plenty of energy
the Nyssa Harvest Festival. The
uilding—
booth committee headed by Mrs,
Jake Borge asked permission of Hol
SHELTON’ DAIRY
ly Bros, to display part of their ex
hibit in the store window It was
2nd and Main St.
MILK and CREAM
quite a week end attraction.
Mr Ross Healy was called to P ar
Phone 05J3
kdale Wednesday of last week by the I
mit tec will continue revolving basket
method and Is in cliarge of Mrs.
Anna Gibson. The legislative chair
man. Mrs. Brumbach read the by
laws and the dutl.s of each officer
and chairman were discussed. The
secretary, Mrs. Miller, was appointed
on flower committee. Mrs. Gayle
was appointed chairman of the
Health committee and summer
roundup. The vice president, Mrs.
Elfers Is chairman of Hospitality
committee and Mrs. Prosser Is 4H
chairman. Mrs. Anna Sparks Is pub
licity chairman.
Mr. Lora Plllsburg and Mr. John
son, Smith-Hughes teacher of Ad
rian high school were at Wallowa
Saturday and returned Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lee who
spent the summer at Estes Park,
Colorado, spent the week end visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. L.
Phelan and his brother, Mr. Robert
E. Lee In Nyssa and early Monday
morning left for Los Angeles where
he will work this winter. A family
dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the
Phelan home. Guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee of Bonneville.
Mr. and Mrs. Robrt Lee and son of
Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brum
bach, Mr. and Mrs. N. 8. Phelan
and the honored guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Lee.
F. A. Miller and Jim returned
home Thursday morning from Om
aha where they had taken a car
load of fat lambs.
Joe Brumbach left Thursday for
Great Falls, Montana.
The electrical storm that struck
the Bend last Tuesday night killed
a horse at the BUI Brewer ranch.
The wind blew down a number of
trees and also took the roof of the
Purdy house.
Mrs. Robert Weir Is visiting some
friends In Boise.
The Jolly Jones met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H.
R. Hatch.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer and
chUdren spent Friday visiting rela
the Brumbach home.
Miss Betty Baldridge who teaches
In F'ruttland spent the week end vi
siting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Boldridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and
twin daughter and Mr. B. G. Rob
erts were Sunday guests in the Hi-
nterlider home In Nami>a. Wayne
Roberts, who visited his grandpar
ents for past two weeks returned
home.
Mr George Barnes spent Wednes
day looking after his ranch here.
Mr . and Mrs. Andreljeskl and
children spent Sunday In Ontario.
Mr and Mrs. John Bishop of Nys
sa were Saturday evening callers In
tlves In Wilder.
Infant Buried
Graveside services were held on
Saturday afternoon for Edith Pearl
Campbell the tlnee day old infant
daughter tf Mr. and Mrs. A. A
Campbell. The Rev, M rlc Bu n
read the service and arrangements
were in charge of the Nyssa Funeral
Home.
R eturns Ficm Lakes
Mrs. Hazel Gildea and Theron re
turned Sunday evening from several
weeks stay at Payette lakes.
LOWER BEND
Miss Theresa Oehnert and Miss
AVOID ARGUMENTS
Jean Burch spent the week end at
the E. M. Hauser home In Ontario.
Miss Elolse Russell returned Sat
urday night from a trip to the Ore
gon State Fair at Salem.
Mrs. Walter Stradley, Is confined
to her bed this week with an In
jured back. Dr. Sarazln was called
Monday.
Word has been received by Kle
Scott that his father, who has been
Have Good Automobile
seriously 111 since July is able to be
Liability Insurance
up and around again at the home
of his sister In La Grande.
Mrs Joe King, attended Jolly
BERNARD
Jones club at the H. R. Hatch home
In Wade Thursday.
EASTMAN
Dwight Fleshman. was here Wed-
neday to get his cow. He was a
Complete Line of Insurance
luncheon guest at the H. W Russell
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NYSSA
PHONE 64
home.
Harry Russell and daughter. El- TRADE AT HOME AND WATCH
oise and E. M. Hauser of Ontario
NYSSA GROW!
fished near the Owyhee Dam Sun
day afternoon.
JOHN DEERE
RIDING BEET LIFTERS
Wanted Sales Agents
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Cascade Line
Exclusive Representation for Nyssa
Take orders up to Dec. 15. Fast de
livery from Portland stock. Commis
sion and bonus.
50 for $1.00 with name
25 for $1 with name
20 Steel Etchings—$1.95 with name
21 DeLuxe Engraved—Box Asst. $1.
Large exquisite Engraved Personal
Line.
7 PROFITABLE reasons why you should own
a John Deere Beet Lifter . . .
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Please state previous experience,
lines handled and approximate
amount sold. Write now in detail—
the best salesperson receives the
line.
Baldridge Implement Co.
Northwest Specialty Co.
305 S. W. Fifth Ave.
Does Not Break Beets
Easy to Steer.
Light Draft
Easy to Lift
Frame Is Rigid and Strong
Seat Near to the Ground
New Type, Adjustable Lifting Points
Portland, Ore.
Phone 113
Nyssa
Schooltime
Energy —
Y o u r Adr,
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THE
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Individual Engineering
W ILL STOP
OIL LOSS
P R U Y N ’S G A R A G E
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Mobilise the budget! Conscript those
into a peacetime army working for YO UR
comfort. Rent money W IL L build your
N O W and be in it before winter comes!
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COMPANY
LUM BER
“ There’s a yard near you”
$21 Month
(»23 w ith co n crete basem ent)
will build th is hom e!
Four comfortable rooms are offered by this
attractive and inexpensive Colonial cottage.
Solidly built of 4-SQUARE Lumber and so de
signed that porch may be built later if immedi
ate cost need be held at a minimum.
ft»;« ¡g 0ne of many plans available at Boise
Payette that will help mobilize YOUR rent
doUnrs into a defensive army for your old age
security.
“ FAMILY
Dwight Smith, Manager
Phone 15
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guardian of your comfort and hap
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ta c t In w ent of death; makes payments for
yo» fas case of accident or illness.
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