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-TH E NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL Classified Advertising The Ideal Way T o Buy. Sell. Rent Find, or Hire Big Results at a very low cost fin* RATES: One cent per word lor each issue. Minimum cash in advance is 25c. ° ' For Sale PETS COCKER SPANIEL pups. Call 68-J, or write Box 307, Ontario. 24Aixp. I or Sale 1U convmce- For Sale MACHINERY POULTRY RECORD OF PRODUCTION Lf>u- 1 MOLINE 4 ROW beet cultivator. 1 Moline beet puller, all attach- hom s yearling hens, brooding e- quipment, feeding troughs, waterers. mints, nearly new. A. R. White Farmers Auction S v lj laying batteries that will double the llcrdware Co. Emmett. 17A4xc We need more fat. feeder and capacity of your house. See Frank weaner pigs, cows, heifers, and feed Parr 4H miles south Nyssa. 24Atfc. For Sale er steers to fill the demand. We sell HIGH QUALITY chicks available STOCK machinery, furniture, and livestock every Monday starting Feb. 17. All TEAM OF WORK horses. Charter every Friday. W e also have some P< pular breeds from bloodtested Schweizer, 15 miles Southwest of nice heifer calves every Sale day. flocks. Custom hatching done. Or Nyssa. 17A2xp. Have calls for more milk cows. der yours now. Vale Electric Hatch Nyssa Sale Yard ery. Vale, Oregon. 31J tfc. Floyd Robinson, Owner 3Atfc BABY C H IC K S-N . H. Reds, B. Rocks, Buff Orpingtons and W. Mrs. Otis Bullard and Mrs. G il PAINTING, PAPERING, all kinds Leghorns. Puliorum tested. 9c each. bert San were the delegates from of interior decorating. References. Custom hatching. Patch Bros. cur Simday school who attended r T. Sanders, Box 234, Nyssa. Hatchery, Payette, Idaho. 27F 12xc. the Missionary Conference in C a ld 13M8xp well. April 15. BABY CHICKS. Hatching every Mr. and Mrs. David Blaine who WANTED—Ail your welding jobs. Tuesday and Friday. We do cus have been visiting at the home of we promise good work and fair tom hatching. Mrs. Blaine’s son, Granton Eason prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phom Thompson's Ontario Hatchery. tnd family, returned to their h o m ' 56W. 16Jtfc inDelta, Colorado, last week. Jack Shunk went to work at the BRAKE WORK Let us put your FOR SALE—Baby chicks Mondays car or truck brakes in first class and Thursdays. 200 up 8'« cents Sugar factory last week. Lee Dail who works in Pendleton condition. Special equipment and each, under 200, 9 cents each. Cus trained men at your service. Pruyn tom hatching 3 cents per egg. Pay- spent the week end with his mother A ii in Repair. Phone 56W. te Valley Hatchery. Phone 6221. Mrs. Anna Dali. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Warner and Two miles north Fruitland. 6F tfc. KALSOMINE, PAIN T at competi family were dinner guests Sunday tive prices. F’lrst class quality HATCHING EGGS, from 240-300 of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull of Vale Nyssa Lbr. Co., G ocde Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long are egg puie, Hans in Strain, White Highway 201, Phone 108 16MHc Leghorns. Mrs. Neil Dimmick. staying at the heme of Mr. and 20F tfc. Mrs. Charles Bullard. FOR PLUMBER call J. C. Smith. Mr. Rcbbins who lived on Mr. Phone 78J. tfc. Long’s place has rented a part of For Sale Jchn Hickey’s place. 1 ARM LANDS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnhart CITY PROPERTY and son of Elgin, Oregon .spent the For Sale FOR SALE or rent. Tavern, known week end at the home of Mrs. FINE 40 ACRES improved farm. as the Bank. Attractive terms. See Barnhart’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Modern home, milk house, barn Frank T. Morgan. 16Jtfc John Hickey and family. and feeding pens. On hiway, school Dale Lakey’s parents cf Bcise bus and mail route. Deep well, water GOOD HOMESITES on First and spent the week end here with Mr. Park, Cash or terms. Frank D. piped over pla.-e. electricity. Inquire Lakey and family. 13Mtfc Journal. 23J tfc. Hall. The school board held their meet LOT 3 BLOCK 65. Greens addition ing last Wednesday. April 16. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen have Consult us on your wiring needs to Nyssa. L. W. Tebow, 606 Veneta moved on the Sam Henry place. Mrs. and meter set-ups. Ave., Bramerton, Wash. 13M8xp Betty Flenning has returned tc Work guaranteed to meet State FIVE GOOD building lots. Cheap California. i equirements. Mr. and Mrs. Ben McConnell have for Cash. Southwest corner, Sixth Prices right moved to White Settlement where and Park. Bill de Groft. lOAtfc Inform ation free Mr. McConnell rides ditch. Mrs. M c NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP Connell drives to her School here. 18Atfc The 4-H Sewing Club met at the WANTED home of their leader. Mrs. Ira Ure PAINTING, KALSOMINING, paper Saturday for their class. I,ocal and Long Distance Mrs. Dowing of Cambridge visited cleaning. Andy McGinnis. Phone HAULING at the Donald Root home last week. 39M. 24Atfc. Phone 72W Our Sunday School is progressing GARBAGE HAULING. City lincen- nicely, 34 was present Sunday. Lawrence and Barnett ced. Owen Gann, Phone 119R Everyone is welcome. 4Mtfc The Arcadia Sunshine Club met — I CARPENTERING, concrete work, at the School auditorium, April 17. kalsomining or painting by hour or 22 members and two visitors were contract. C. J. Keizer, 381 Ennis j present. The afternoon was spent NYSSA STEAM Ave. lOAtfc in quilting. Mrs. Anna Dali and Mrs. LAUNDRY WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton Otis Bullard had charge of the pro Phone 88J rags, must be of fair size, no ov gram. 27 pennies were taken in pen ny drill. It was the 6th anniversary “ W e W ash Every Day” eralls, lace curtains nor other harsh of the Arcadia club. Refreshments materials. Journal office. 31 0 tfc. were served by the hostess. Mrs. WANTED—Highest prices paid for George Moeller and Mrs. Gilbert hides, wools, pelts, metals, fur Swan, place cards of Easter M otlff REPAIR SHOP niture. The Nyssa Trader, main hi were used. The next meeting will be, Electric Welding May 8. with Mrs. Ira Ure and Mrs. way north. G AS AND OIL H. L. Brooks hostesses. NEW AND USED PARTS MISCELLANEOUS NYSSA AUTO CO. Highway 20, North End of Town For Sale MISCELLANEOUS Arcadia RiverVfew DR J. C. BOWMAN Veterinarian Phone 39W J. R. C U N D A L L Dentist Sarazin Clinic NYSSA OREGON NYSSA LIBRARY Open each week day from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. Saturday. 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. ALL PATRONS WELCOME Librarian Mrs. S B. Davis OPTOM ETRIST "S ee McFall and See Better' DR. J. A. McFALL EYESIG HT SPECIALIST O N TAR IO OREGON WYCKOFF JEWELRY STORE O fficial Tim e Inspector for Union Pacific O N TAR IO OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simmons NEW TALKIE machines, complete, clearing 400.00 monthly from cir and family left Tuesday for Miss cuit, $1650.00 cash. Melvin Brown, ouri where they have purchased a farm. Tom Sparks who purchased Tr 2, Meridian, Idaho. 24Aixp. the Simmon's place has hired Oscar POTATOES FOR stock feeding Simmons to run the farm the com FREE for hauling away. Jake ing year. Mrs. Harvey Gannon came from Fischer, Aiberta Ave. 24tfc Washington to spend the week end TENT HOUSE, 9x12. Joe Stam with her parents and family, Mr. and ranch, 614 miles southwest Nyssa. j Mrs. Earl Farr and family. 24A2xp Mr, and Mrs. Earl Blackburn and FOR SALE—complete pumping family motored to Harper Sunday equipment. Consisting of 500 feet \ to visit Mrs. Blackburn’s mother, Mrs. M Black. plank flume, 400 feet 18 inch wood Considerabde damage to fruit has pipe. 10 horse Fairbanks electric m o- j been done in this community. Some tor. Fairbanks pump, valves, etc. As ! escaped undamaged, however. good as new. This equipment is ca- j Eugene Graham who has been pable of pumping and handling 200 1 absent form school due to an ap inches of water—Ira Ure, Nyssa. pendicitis operation was able to re 28 tic turn Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Clowers had as their Sunday dinner guests. Mr. For Sale and Mrs. Wiley Clowers and sons FARM PRODUCE and Bob Frost o f Nyssa. Mrs. Walter Thompson had the POTATOES for stock feed. $2.00 per ton. In f Ure, Phone 06R2. 6Mtfc 4-H Stitch and Sew Club at her home Saturday. The girls enjoyed an interesting meeting. M rs Ed W olf is continually im For Sale proving. She has been able to be up SEED and out-of-doors lately. BLISS TRIUMPH seed potatoes. The James Ford family of Home- dale have moved into the house re 75 cents. Oerrit Stam 24 A2xp cently vacated by Oscar Simmons WHITE ROSE seed potatoes, 2 for 1, family. to responsible growers. J a k e Mr. and Mrs Guy Sweet. Marie Fischer. 27Mtfc and Bertha of Ontario were visitors BLISS TRIUMPH seed potatoes on at the R. H. Johnson home Sunday evening. shares 2 for 1. Ira Ure, Phone Mr. and Mrs. Jack G anncn and 06R2. son o f Washington came to visit friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs. Forest of near O n For Rent tario were Sunday dinner guests of CITY PROPERTY Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farr and family. Riverview Sunday School will be <T ROOM HOUSE clean. »15 00 per month. Floyd Robison. Kuna, or held at the W O. Bailey home at the usual time. Nyssa Sale Yard on Fridays^ Christian Endeavor will be held at NICE LARGE TW O room cottage. 7:30 at the W. O. Bailey home. Del- completely furnished, Urge bath pha Osbourne will be the leader room and clothes closet, fenced yard, lawn trees, electric stove, new Dav- VALLEYVIEW eno bed. Call Journal. lOAtfc Mr and Mrs Harvey Reynolds and THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1941 Saturday night and Betty Hannon visited the Misses Betty Lewis and Betty Nelson of Nyssa. Oscar Walrod of Gressley, Oregon, arrived Saturday evening at the home of his mother, Mrs. Rube Bolles for a visit. Mr. and Mrs Andy Brown and family and Ed Lynch of Vale were Sunday dinner guests o f Mrs. W. E. Brown and family. Oscar Bratton attended the Jun- lor play at Ontario Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robins and sons. Mr. and Mrsr A, A. Bratton and Oscar, Ruth, and Walter Hahn a t tended the basket dinner and lay ing o f the corner stone of the new Methodist church and dedication of the parsonage. Sunday at Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Frokes o f Cairo. Thursday evening The weather man left lots of frost and some ice the last two nights. Rev. Alva Gilbetr o f the M etho- dist church in Ontario visited Mrs. Martha Amidson and Mrs. C. E. Rees Friday. Wilma Brown and Mira Noah a t tended a Stork shower for Mrs. Opal Fraley of Ontario and Mrs. Bob Snyder o f Weiser Tuesday evening at the home o f Mrs. Marion Richey in Ontario. Mrs. Lora Pillsburg. Mr. and Mrs F. A. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brumback attended the Jubilee din ner in Parma last Tuesday even ing. Mr and Mrs. Glen I her wer:: Sunday dinner guests of the W en- dall Cottiers In Roswell. Mrs. F. A. Miller and Mrs. E. H. I Brumback attended Bock Club at the home o f Mrs. H. R Otis Satur | day afternoon. Mrs. Brumback. re viewed “ Country Editor” by H. B. Hough. Mr. and Mrs Walter Babcock and Mrs. White o f Caldwell were calling in Phelan and Purdy hemes Sun | day. i Mrs. R. L. .Haworth was a busi I ness visitor in Ontario Saturday j Mrs. Della Bunnell and Miss K in j ney of Caldwell were Sunday guests j of Mrs. P. B. Anderson. Mrs. Walter Bishop and Cyi s j transacted business in Nampa M on day. i Mr. and Mrs. Will Cummings j spent Monday in Vale and Ontario Monday. Contractor Bishop has moved his machinery from Caldwell and is pre paring to build a new strtch o f dit ch for Riverside Irrigation District Community hall Friday nlgrt was gan and sisters, Mabie and Louisa, all of Hocdrlver. well attended. Edna Me Garvin and Grandma- A Sunday school will be organi zed at the Wahine Community hall Parker also from Hoodriver visited at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. at the Frank Parker home Saturday. Bill Parker was home over the Everyone invited. Mrs. Ruth McConnell o f Caldwell week end. vlsitel her son Chuck Share over the week end. Guests at the Briton home over the week end were their son, Melvin Upper Sunset; The Box Supper at the Wahine Lower Bend Mrs. Marshall Hyatt, was visiting in the community Monday, she was accompanied by Mrs. Claude Cot- teir and Kathaleen o f Caldwell. Jolly Janes met with Mrs. H. R. Hatch oh Thursday and made 5 dresses for Jane Marie i.nd Margar et Johannessen. Covered dish lunch eon at noon, at which the samples of Anne Elizabeth Wade products were tried out. These products will be sold by the Club later. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell, F lor ence and Eloise attended the Junior- Senior Banquet at the High School Friday evening. Cr. and Mrs. Cliff Morgan have moved to Arcadia where he will work for Ira Ure this summer. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Johannessen and family visited at the R. S. Quick home Sunday from Ridgeview. Kay Peterson of the Idaho Power Company extension service dem on strated vegetable cookery at the Big , Bend Cocking Club Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chas. Witty. The next and last meeting c f the Club will be a Mother's tea. May fl at the home of the 4-H club leader. Mrs. Harry Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Patton, were dinner guests Sunday at the parental Zeb Wilson home. Mr. Chas. Witty, Mrs. Wm. Teter. and Mrs. Zeb Wilson attended a Union Sunday School's Supt. m eet ing in Caldwell Tuesday. Miss Icel Collins, has been elected to teach the Napton school again next year, and Misses Thcr 1 a | Gehnert and Jean Burch to teach the District 47 school. a This Year Plant the Champion Hybrid Corn o f Oregon- I* ' loweallh Hybrid “ King of the Hybrid” Here is the record— won first NINE places in Certain life occasions require a in dignity without pomp. Such ser vice we can render, be cause we feel that your loved ones deserve the honor that is graced by dignity. Please <et us 1940 Official Oregon (Eastern Division) State Hybrid Corn Yield Contest. High Yield was 125.69 bushel to the acre. 90 and NO Day Maturity $7 per bushel help you at as little ex pense to you as pos sible. W e also have Open - pollinated Corn Minneseia NYSSA FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 73W Nyssa 13-90 day Maturity AL THOMPSON and SONS COAL— GRAIN— FEED M THE BEAUTY* LOOK Al THE EXTRAS-LOOK Al 1HE PRICE Big Bend Mrs. George Elfers, Mrs. W. T Hamilton, Mrs. Anna Sparks. M:s. Clyde Steelman and Mrs. Will G ib son attended the County Council F. T. A. at Ontario last Saturday. The Wade publicity book received special mention for its reports and neatness. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Parker and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Virl Bishop spent last Sunday in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Miller were business visitors in Weiser last Tuesday. John Nelson of Caldwell was a dinner guest in the Phelan home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clade Eachus and family spent Easter Sunday visit ing In oe Harris home in Vale. j [ \ j j j Mr and Mrs Elbur Thomas of Nyssa FOR RENT UNFURNISHED BASEMENT apart m >tored to Prairie City. Saturday Ruth Bratton visited home folks ment 532 First street. 10A2xp USE JOURNAL WANT ADS P O LA R L IG H T — recessed behind the freezing unit— floods interior and ice trays with light. C O LD -B A N — o f Stainless Steel— ex clusive Kelvioator feature eliminates 80 unsightly h a rd -to-clea n screw - heads. Get a C O LD CHEST— M oonstone glass — keeps meat in perfect freshness for days on end. NEW DAVEN0 CRISPER—sliding and glass-covered — keeps greens and leafy vegetables garden fresh for days longer. Or add a COMFORTABLE Lounging Chair Add new beauty to your home with Spring Styled Furniture BUY N O W - PAY LATER N o r d a le F u r n it u r e S to re Phone 94 NYSSA Mode) SS-6. A il-.te e l o b i o e t . Big 6K cubic foot tire . N ew Poler Light . . . *p»ce for frozen food . . . 2 e*tr«-fe«t Freezing Shelve« . • . Polerephcre Sealed C I 0 i 7C U n it..................................... O nly '•> Model C-6. lie s 6 ^ e u . ft. A ll-«teel Cabinet. Steinle«« Steel C old-B en . Sliding Crisper. N ew Poler Light. Space for frozen food«. 2 extra-feat Freezing Shelve«. J 1?4 65 Polar sphere Seeled U n it. . O nly • This big, 6*4 cu. ft. Model D A-6, with its Kel- vinator Extras, Polarsphere Sealed Unit and its amazing price tag, is just one o f nine sensa tional 1941 Kelvinators now on display. You owe it to yourself and your budget to see them now. Model M-6. The M oi«t-M e«ter— something new in refrigeration. Separate Cooling 0> il« in wall« and G la«« Shelve« maintain ideal temperature and humidity. O nly J | ( J •Price« «hown’are for delivery in your kitchen with 5-Year Protection Plan. State and local taxra extra. Price« subject to chance without notice. 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