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WAIT AI»S THE NYSSA "O PPORTUNITY KNOCKS GATE CITY JOURNAL Sale G ARBAGE H AULIN G. Also odd W O R K W A N TE D —Work wanted by Jobs by hour day or week. Prices experienced bookkeeper or farm reasonable. J. G. Coll. 20Atfc hand. Write box 653, Nyssa. J2 lxp. Local and Long bisiance H AU LIN G Phone 72W Lawrence and Barnett 4Mtfc FOR SALE—by quarters or more, state Inspected, com fed, prime beef, by licensed dealers. Call Jake Fischer, 05R1 or Polar Cold Storage. 25Jtfc N Y SSA STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 88J “ We Wash Every Day” For Sale A U T O S and TRAILER S ^ECOMOMtZtMf M ISC E L L A N E O U S For NO TICE: P A T HOGS brought »6 W IC K E R B ABY buggy. Good con Friday, Dec. 20 in Nyssa Sales dition. Mrs. Bernard Eastman. Yard. See us before you sell your 12D tfc. hogs every Friday as we are In a position to pay more lor your hogs FOR SALE—complete pumping now. Nyssa Sales Yard. 26D2xc. equipment. Consisting of 500 feet plank flume, 400 feet 18 Inch wood WANTED—All your welding Jobs. pipe, 10 horse Fairbanks electric mo We promise good work and (air prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone tor, Fairbanks pump, valves, etc. As good as new. This equipment Is ca 50 W. pable of pumping and handling 200 B RAKE W O R K —Let us put your Inches of water—Ira Ure, Nyssa. car or truck brakes In first class 28 tfc. condition. Special equipment and trained men at your service. Pruyn KALSOM INE, P A IN T at competi tive prices. First class quality. Auto Repair. Phone 56W. Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and Highway 201, Phone 108. lSMtfc Consult us on your wiring needs and meter set-ups. W ANTED Work guaranteed to meet State requirements. W ANTE D T O R E N T —Forty to 160 Prices right acres for row crop and hay, on Information free shares. Must have house and build NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP ings. Plenty of help. Call Journal. ISAtfc 2J 2xp. W A N TE D T O B U Y —Clean cotton rags, must be o f fair size, no ov eralls, lace curtains nor other harsh materials. Journal office. 31 0 tfc. j W ANTED —Highest prices paid for hides, wools, pelts, metals, fur niture. The Nyssa Trader, main hl- way north. For Rent C IT Y PR O PE R TY FO R R E N T—4 room modern home, furnace, electric stove and water heater. Nice lawn and trees. Close to business district. Journal office. 12D He. FO R R E N T—3 room modern house. Garage and lawn. Clean with new linoleum on kicthen floor. On grav eled street. Call at Journal Office. FOR R E N T-Sem i-m odern furnish ed house. Mrs. O. M. Kimsey 1V4 blacks north sugar factory. 19tfc. Russell home Christmas were Mr. and Mrs. Ora Schweizer and family William Stradley, has been very sick with the flu the past week.' His son, Elmer, o f Arcadia was called home Sunday. //> / Hates lc per word, per issue. Minimum charge 25c CASH IN ADVANCE M ISC E L L A N E O U S TH U R SD AY, J A N U A R Y 2, 1941 25 % Discount on all Ladies Coats 1 lot of Children’s and Ladies All Wool Coats * l CLEAN - UP PRICES $2.98 WHITE GOODS SALE BATH TOWELS BATH TOWELS PIQUOT SHEETS HOMELIKE SHEETS“ 98' DOUBLE BLANKETS PILLOW CASES MEN’S HOSE OVERCOAT SALE 9c pr. DRESS HOSE 8c pr.__ $9.95 Reg. 29c Reg. 47c 8 1 X 99 inch Reg. $1.50 Value 70 X 80 Reg. $1.39 Reg. 13c Sale Price M EN ’S Part W ool Reg. 2 pair 25c Real Quality — Real Value— Regular prices $14.95 Slightly Irregulars Heavy Flannel Shirts Reg. $1.49 79c FO R SALE—Small trailer house. FOR R E N T —80 acres of good row 2J tfc. Inquire at Journal. crop land. Without buildings. In 19D 3xp. FO R B A L E -1940 Hudson superslx, quire Journal. 4 door sedan, overdrive, heater. For Sale Driven very little. Norcott Service. 14N tfc. Musical Instrument Sheeplined Coats Reg. $5.45 $3.98 Winter Caps Reg. 79c 49c FOR SALE In your vicinity, small bungalow piano for balance due. Easy terms. Popma Music Company. 12D 4xc. FOR SALE— 1 acre or more. Good Boise, Idaho. land. Some in orchard and grapes. FOR SALE—Upright piano, good Some ready for row crops. Harry condition. $50. Norcott Service. Howell, Just southwest of Nyssa city 14 N tfc limits. 21 N tfc. W IL S O N B R O T H E R S For Sale FARM L A N D S Dry Goods Phone 32 R IC H L A N D FOR SALE—160 acres under Black V A L L E Y V IE W Canyon, 3 miles east Nyssa on Mr. ad Mrs. Wallace Gregg and old road will sell In fortys and give A. A. Bratton left early Sunday son, Richard, spent Christmas day convenient terms to reliable buy morning for Kansas. His father, B. at the home of Mrs. Annie Gregg ers. Map of Irrigable acres available. F. Bratton has been 111 and word in Sunset Valley. Journal office. 5D tfc. was received from a sister saying he Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cornell and was a little better. Mrs. Russell family were Wednesday dinner For Sale or Trade Cochran of Nyssa, a slser and Mr. guests of the Dave De Grosses. R. G. Tanner is having a well SOME GOOD Jersey cows, fresh and and Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb and sons, coming fresh. Also finely bred all left for Kansas Sunday morning drilled. Christmas dinner guests at the yearling bull Oarman Jersey Farm, by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Lesley M ajor are Frank Whipple home were Mr. and Vale. 12D 8xc. the proud parents of a son born the Mrs. H. D. Curran of Oregon Trail, 23rd of December at the Ontario Bernard McElroy of Wallowa Is vis LOST hospital. iting at the Fred Powell home. LO ST SM ALL silky haired terrlor. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spltze were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell and White wttli black spots Short tail Nyssa shoppers Friday also visiting family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orcutt Answers to name of Lucky. Any one with old friends. They arrived from and family. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. John knowing his whereabouts please no W olf Creek Saturday night, Dec son and daughter, eJan, Mr. and tify Mrs Donald M. Graham. Nyssa ember 21 for their Christmas vaca Mrs. C. H. Bennett and Fred. Tom Realty office, Nyssa. 2J tfc. tion and attended Mrs. Spizes sis my Didder and Ramona Henderson ters wedding at Frultland, Christ attended the Chatterbox party at mas day. They left for thetr home the I O. O. F hall Monday even- at W olf Creek, early Sunday morn- j ing. ir.g taking Betty Hannon as far as Mr and Mrs. Bob De Gross wer Rasebui'i, where Bety will go to Wednesday evening dinner guests Myrtle Point, to visit a friend at the home of Lee Smith in Lin Mrs, A. A. Bratton, Ruth and Os coln Heights. car were dinner guests of the W. W Mr and Mrs. F A Pfiwell Jr., and Fester family in Nyssa. Sr. and families spent Christmas at Mrs. Will Brown and family visit the home cf Milton Powell in Kune, ed the eJss Brown family at McMln- Idaho. nivtlie over Christmas. Wednesday dinner guests at the T. C. Johnson home were Mr and C A R L H. C O A D Mrs. Nick Luek of Apple Valley. Mr O R E G O N T R A IL A T T O R N E Y -A T -LA W and Mrs Frank Luek of Baker, and Miss Betty Nelson spent the Anna Johnson of Nyssa. Mr. and PHONE 31 Christmas vacation with her parents Mrs O. E. Cheldelin and daughters Nyssa. Oregon tn Spokane. Wash. were Wednesday dinner guests of Darrel Mattoon visied with his the Sherwoods of Nyssa. parents at La Grande during the L. A. Maulding, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Henderson of Christmas vacation. Homedale. Idaho, were Wednesday Physician and Surgeon W C. Duffy who has employment dinner guests at the Ed Henderson I Phone 37 near Yakima. Washington spent home. Christmas with his family here Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Bob Udlenek of Bull, Idaho, has I Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Holmes were D ally- Except Sunday been visiting at the R. Udlenek hosts at dinner Christmas. Guests Fry Building home. were: Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ooodson. Mr. and Mrs Henry Hartley and I and Estelle of Notus, Mr and Mrs. sons of Nyssa were Wednesday even TO W NSEND CLUB R. W. Holmes and children and Mr ing guests at the O. E Cheldelin and Mrs. F. S. Byers and children. M EETINGS home. Mr and Mrs. Walter Benson were Thursday evening dinner guests at Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday hosts at Christmas dinner for Mr the D. R De Gross home were Mr at 8 p. m. at City Hall and Mrs. Alfred Adams and family, and Mrs A. V. Pruyn of Nyssa. A. L. M cC lellan......President Mr and Mrs. Charles Davis and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Don Graham ______Secretary L O W E R BEND Flvecoat and Larry. The Publie Ii Invited Mr and Mrs. Marlon Chard en Hoarce Chane yls able to be about tertained at Chrtstmrs dinner for N Y SSA AERIE again with the aid of crutches after a group of friends ar.d relatives. M r and Mrs. J. E. Bowen and his recent accident F. O. E. NO. 2134 The Miles Teter's family, havee fam ily were dinner guests Christmas Meets Wednesday Night day at the home of Mr. and Mrs purchased a place in Vale and plan AT EAOLE8 HALL to move soon after the first of the Frank Daring o f CaldwelL Visiting Eagles Welcome Mr and Mrs. Albert Truljtllo and year HARRY MINER, Sec Mr and Mrs. Cecil Case and fam family who have been visiting rela CLIFF GREER. Pres. tives at Grand Junction. Cota, re ily. Mr and Mrs Charles Trembly and son. Miss Ice! Collins and Mrs turned home the last o f the week Professional Cards Groceries Nyssa Phone 21 Dick Case all were Christmas day guests of relatives in Weiser. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King, were hosts Christmas day to their son, Lewis K ing of Ontario and Miss Emma Young, also of Ontario and the W al ter and William Stradley families. Riley Scott, o f Greenleaf, spent three days over Christmas with his brother, K ie Scott and cousin, Frank Kutch. Those who gathered at the Harry Miss Betty Schweizer and Misses Joyce and Donna Ashcraft were din ner guests of Florence Russell on Thursday evening. The Big Bend Sunday school took part In a Christmas program at the Adrian high school Sunday evening. I Mrs. Zeb Wilson had charge. Miss Virginia Ocimica Is spending the holiday vacation at the parental Guy Ocimica home. Miss Evelyn Loveland Is home from La Grande Normal for the holidays. Mrs. C. Kilbum, is spending a few weeks as a guest in the Charles Pur dy home. days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Yturri. Mr. and Mrs. Art Worthington and girls spent two days here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jensinpo and son spent several days at the home of Mrs. Jensinpo's mother, Mrs. M a ria Corta. The South Mountain mine gave three days la foff to their men this week. Most of them got to go home for Christmas. Dr. W. W. Jones was In Ontario the 25th. He had Christmas dinner with his son Curtis, and family. Miss Josephine Arrien spent her Christmas vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lequerica. family from Delamar, Idaho, spent the past week with relatives here. Miss Christine Shea from Boise spent the past week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shea. Mrs. Duncan Mackenzie and fam ily from Succar Creek spent Christ mas day here with her sister, Mrs. J. C. Driscall and family. Rosie and Margaret Sumleta who go to school at Saint Francis acade my in Baker came home to spend their vacation with their father, Mr. Pete Sunieta. Joe and John Elordl from Boise were here to spend Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Elor- di. Mr. and Mrs. John Lotz and baby spent the past three days at the D. Elordi home. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Warn ac companied by Remec Arrien were busines visitors in Boise Friday. Misses Charlet and Beryl Mills from Boise spent a few days with their parents this week. Mr. George Parks has been on the sick list this week. A D R IA N Mrs. Joe Swisher from Danner, Home for Christinas came to see Dr. Jones last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beam of Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McGinnis and She had an infected finger. spent Christmas at the parental J. family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim M c Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sonners and C. Beam home. Ginnis and fam ily were guests at the Leonard Smith home Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Patch and family were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lancaster of Roswell. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch and family, Mr. and Mrs. James McGin nis and family and Henry Hatch and his son, Merle attended a fam i ly dinner at the Harvey Hatch home Sunday honoring the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatch from Albequr- que, New Mexico. Harvey ad Howard Hatch were in Boise on business Saturday. A community Christmas program was held at Adrian high school on Sunday, December 29. I t was pre sented through the cooperation of the Kingman Kolony, Owyhee, Low er Bend and Ridgeview Sunday schools. I t was suggested that each Sun day school consider a community Easter program Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Parker former ly of Newell Heights are moving a house on their lots In Adrian and are going to move in as soon as Ladies if you want to possible. The Frank M iller fam ily o f Big streamline your figure, or Bend and the D. W. Patch family were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. just want to learn to bowl and Mrs. Dan Holly. for the fun there is in the Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt Muntjewe- r lff spent Christmas with Mrs. game take advantage of M untjew riffs parents, the Newtons this offer. Free instruction of Oregon Slope. The SUBSCR1 One Year Six Months Single Copti (Strictly Iti Publlshec Entered through COW My The FREE BOWLING LESSON’S for the Ladies MONDAY and F R ID A Y from I to 3 P.M. i ■■ Ii Profc of 2 lines on each day! JORDAN V A L L E Y DR Prizes for High Ladies Score Each W eek Fred Scott from Rome, Oregon, was a business visitor here on M on day. Bob Dawson from Caldwell was a business visitor here Monday. Sam Ross was on the sick list this week. Pete Eizagari from Portland spent the last week here with his mother. Thomas Gardner and Jim Skin ncr were all home for the holidays. Misses Aurora and Anna Acordi- gortia have spent the last few days with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and baby spent the week-end here visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. Louis Yturrl and Lola Yturri have spent the last week here. Mr. and Mrs. eGorge Yturri and baby were guests at the Mark home this week. Tony Yturri spent the past few None of us away. W e an tirely too fast ed out on hearty inter W e have dar maybe It now we have us. It looks like thing can hai lna what the turn them up so good for the new lande al. No rthe Most of us faith in this the world be lieve the tide war torn woi kid ourselves over but the As for us lieve we have to produce than it woi canal not Cornell’s Bowling Alleys Nyssa K Oregon “ See ON DR EYE! O N TAI SMOKED HAMS farm Here is a chance to save money on your machinery needs— this equipment is in tip-top condition. Trade in your present equipment. It may be enough for all or part of the down pay ment. and BACON M olin e Tumble Plow RC This plow has been thoroughly reconditioned for Case Only W heatland Plow This disc is in excellent condition— Priced right John Deere 2 W a y Subsoiler This subsoiler is almost new 3 cents per Pound! A G o o d 2 -W a y Plows Our Smoking and Curing Department will take those ham and bacon cuts of yours and transform them into the most delicious Hams and bacons you ever ate, at a cost you can afford. Polar Cold Storage C r Locker Plant There’s a lot o f service in these plows Standard G rain Fanning M ill 12 inch Stover Ham m er M ill Just Reconditioned P H O N E 124 FO< bus m Scientific Refrigeration / Reconditioned and ready to g of, ’ 24 H O U R SERVICE SAVE Through y 1 5 -3 0 M cC orm ick Deering Tractor Motor newly reconditioned So CH OR Delicacies — on Y'our Table Ail Winter 3 Blocks North of “Y ” ASK US ABO UT TERM S Nyssa Implement Company PHONE 4 esp NYSSA Mil FR
