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MISCELLANEOUS
I or Sale
Farmers Auction Sale
POULTRY
W e need more fat, feeder and
weaner pigs, cows, heifers, and feed RECORD OF PRODUCTION Leg
horns yearling hens, blooding e-
er steers to fill the demand. W e sell
machinery, furniture, and livestock qulpment, feeding troughs, waterers,
every Friday. We also have some laying batteries that will double the
nice heifer calves every Sale day. | capacity of your house. See Frank
Parr 414 miles south Nyssa. 24Atfc.
Have calls for more milk cows.
H IG H Q U A L IT Y chicks available
Nyssa Sale Yard
every Monday starting Feb. 17. All
Floyd Robinson, Owner
3Atfc papular breeds from bloodtested
flocks. Custom hatching done. Or
P A IN T IN G , PAPE R IN G , all kinds der yours now. Vale Electric Hatch
of Interior decorating. References. ery. Vale, Oregon.
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R. T. Sanders, Box 234, Nyssa.
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Reds,
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Rocks, Buff Orpingtons and W.
WANTED— All your welding jobs. Leghorns. Pullorum tested. 9c each.
hatching.
Patch
Bros.
Wt promise good work and fair Custom
prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone Hatchery, Payette, Idaho. 27F 12xc
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B ABY CHICKS. Hatching every
BRAKE
W O R K —Let us put your
Tuesday and Friday. We do cus
car or truck brakes in first class tom hatching.
condition
Special equipment and Thompson’s Ontario Hatchery.
trained men at your service. Pruyn
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Auto Repair Phone 56W
FOR SALE Baby chicks Mondays
K A L 5 0 M IN E , P A IN T at competi
and Thursdays. 200 up 8‘4 cents
tive prices. First class quality. each, under 200, 9 cents each. Cus
Nyssa Lbr. Co., Gocde Ave. and tom hatching 3 cents per egg. Pay
Highway 201, Phone 108.
16Mtfc ette Valley Hatchery. Phone 6221.
FO R PLUM BER call J. C. Smith. Two miles north Fruitland. 6 F tfc.
THURSDAY, M AY 1, 1941
end. The three returning Sunday
evening.
Mrs. C. E. Elliott and Mrs. M
Kurtz took a group of school child
ren to the Music Festival in Vale
Friday. Rachael and Naomi Shaw
Dick Anderson, Lorna Ditrtcksen
Joyce Kurtz, Richard and Elva
Finn were the students who took
part.
For Rent
CITY PROPERTY
Big Bend
luckily turned out to be minor ones
Ed Mortenson was a Sunday din
ner guest at the Silas Hoffman
home in Buena Vista.
Jay Howard, who moved to Boise
last fall, left Wednesday for Fresno,
California, with a crew cf carpen
ters and their manager, to build an
Air Port in that city. Mr Howard's
family remained in Boise, with plans
to follow as soon as Mr. Howard is
settled. They will visit with Mrs
Howard’s parents, Mr. and Mrs
Cash Turner of this vacinity while
waiting. Mr Howard was employed
at the Boise Air Port.
Ben Vaught moved his wife and
two small children with their trail
er house to the Sweatland home
Saturday, where Mr. Vaught is em
ployed.
Mrs. Lloyd Landreth and smatl
daughter, Sharon, are staying at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Warren for a few days
while her husband makes a bus
iness trip to Nevada.
Mrs. Buffington is going to Ontar
io every day for electric treatments
from Dr. Palmer.
to La Grande Friday with the Adrian
Band.
Mrs. Sid Flannigan returned from
Seattle, Wash. She visited at Walla
Jim Warren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walla also and saw many of her
Roy Warren of this vicinity has old school friends as well as re
made application and passed the lative«.
examination to Join the Navy. He
Homedale were guests at the home of
Is now at the parential home await
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson of
ing the final notice of entrance.
Pete Wilson.
THREE ROOM home on North
May Day will oe celebrated at Big
Third. Water and sink in kitchen. Bend Park Friday, May 2. Miss Dor
Enquire Journal.
lM tfc othy Hamilton will be crowned
Queen. Both Bend schools will be
THREE ROOM furnished house, represented in the pageant.
nice lawn and trees, completely
Robert Fretwell who spent the win
furnished. Clean and comfortable. ter in Oakland, California arrived
Call Journal.
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home last week,
Fred McConnell of Caldwell made
FOUR ROOM modern furnished
two trips to the Bend last week, set
air conditioned apartment. Herbert
ting stakes for the new short cut
H. Fisher.
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of ditch being built by Riverside Ir
MODERN HOUSE. 3 large rooms, rigation District.
Mrs. Gus Slllonis and children
bath and clothes rtoset, nice fenced
yard and trees. Call Journal. lM tlc were shopping in Parma Saturday.
Mrs. M. E. Regers who has been
TW O ROOM, clean house. Tree.1; suffering with a severe cough left
Mr. Matlider is replanting his
lawn and garden. See Bud Short. Wednesday for Portland to enter a
beets which didn’t come up, due to
1M2XC Sanitarium for further treatment.
Mrs. E. E. Parker and Mr. and the hard rain we had just after he
SEVEN ROOM house, with garage. Mrs. Glen Fisher were Caldwell bus- planted. The ground is a clay soil
Loring Taylor. lM2xc.
which packed so tight the plants
i iness visitors last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Reilley and could not come through.
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little son of Monrovia, California,
The 4-H Sewing and Cooking
MACHINERY
! visited from Saturday till Tuesday group under the supervision of Mrs.
at the Walter Bishop home. They Neil Dimmick raffled a bed-spread
1 M O LIN E 4 RO W beet cultivator. are on their way to Cody, Wyoming
at the dance Saturday night. The
1 Moline beet puller, all attach
pleo Hoffman is driving a new proceeds, which was about $16. is to
ments, nearly new. A. R. White Ford car purchased last week from
finance a trip to Corvallis Summer
Hardware Co. Emmett. 17A4xc
Garber Motor Company.
School of a delegate chosen to go.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop and
Miss Lois Mitchell is to go, in case
Phone 78J.
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baby of Nyssa were Sunday callers Miss Orr cannot make the trip. Fred
For Sale
AUTOS and TRAILERS in Brumback home.
Kratzburg of Nyssa won the spread.
AU C TIO N SALE EVERY F R ID A Y
CITY PROPERTY
Mr. and Mrs. V em Fisher and
The Sunset Community Auxilllary
Why haul your livestock 20 miles
1928 SEDAN, tires goed. runs good. little daughter weie Sunday guests
will hold a regular business meet
to an out of town sale yard, when LO VELY MODERN 5 room home
new license, new battery. Will sell in Arch Parker’s home.
ing on Friday, May 2, at 2 p. m. at
oak floors—electric water heater — cheap or trade for anything. F. C.
you can get more here at home? W e
Mr. and Mrs John Timmerman of the Hall. Everyone Invited.
always get the high dollar R i y . u. beautiful lawn—s h a d e—connected Hathaway, Rt. 1 Nyssa.
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The Community Hall Board of
stock. You help yourselves when you city sewer. Garage. Buy a ready built
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Gerritt M untjewerff and Marie were Directors will meet Tuesday, May 6 ,
patronize your home business. Nyssa home—save $1000.00 or mere. Lo
FARM
LANDS
Sunday callers in Case Muntjewerff’s at 8 p. m. for a regular business
Sale Yard, Floyd Robinson (owner) cated—Good Ave. between 3rd and
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heme.
meeting at the Community Hall.
lM tfc 4th St. Inquire—Oscar C. Olsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Bennett en
On Sunday, May 11, the Misses
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sale.
3'4
miles
west
FOR SALE or rent. Tavern, known
tertained guests from Baker Sun Sarah Humphrey and Florence Cobb
~L O S T
of
Nyssa.
J.
T.
Long,
Nyssa,
Ore
as the Bank. Attractive terms. See
day.
will begin a series o f meetings as
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stansell and Missionary servants of an undenom
W A TE R M A N ’S PEN. color red. R e Frank T. Morgan.
ward. Leonard Huseby, Post O ff
FINE 40 ACRES improved farm two daughters of Payette, Mrs. Lora inational Organization of Bible
GOOD HOMESITES on First and
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Modern home, milk house, barn Pillsbury and Miss Margery Cam- workers. The time of their services
Park, Cash or terms, Frank D.
and feeding pen." On hiway, school , eron were Sunday guests of Mrs. P will be announced later. No changes
Hall.
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will be made in the time of Sunday
bus and mail route. Deep well, water B. Anderson.
| Consult us on your wiring needs
School. These services will be held
I and meter set-ups.
i LO T 3 BLOCK 65, Greens addition pil>ed over placé, electricity. Inquire
at the Sunset Community Hall.
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to Nyssa. L. W. Tebow, 606 Veneta Journal.
Work guaranteed to meet State
Everyone welcome.
j Ave., Bramerton, Wash.
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i equirements.
Dinner guests at the R effett home
Prices right
Bob R effett and Pete Cloninger Sunday were Glendon and Georgia
FIVE GOOD building lots. Cheap
Information free
returned from the Corvallis F. F. A. Hillis, Lillie Mae Schneider, Lloyd
for Cash. Southwest corner, Sixth
NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP
and Park. Bill de Groft.
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Convention Sunday full of enthus Parker, Mrs. Newgan, and son, Bob.
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Mrs, R. S. Quick, was called to iasm over the wonderful things they
Mrs. Chas. Wilson visited FYlday
Boise last week where her mother, saw. among which the large dairy with Mrs. L. B. Landreth in Nyssa.
W ANTED
Mrs. Boy passed away on Thursday. barn stands out in Bob’s mind. It
Misses Naomi Laurenson and Ma-
HELP W ANTED
Local and Long Distance
Funeral services were held the fol is a U-shaped building with one be Roberts, and Ellis Givens went
FULLER BRUSH CO„ has opening lowing Tuesday.
H AULING
winig alone costing $120,000. Other
for man with car. About $20.00
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strang of j interesting things were the Agricul
Phone 72W
per week to start. Write W. A. Moody Homedale formerly of Big Bend ture Jamboree, Horse Show and the
Lawrence and Barnett
I 1307 N. Twentieth, Boise, Ida. LM ixp I were callers Sunday at the Harry i baseball game between Oregon State
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Russell home.
an(j Idaho State Colleges, Oregon
TO R E N T or put up on shares ten
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Teter and state winning,
to twenty acres of hay. Marion
family of Vale spent Sunday at the
The boys stayed at Fraternity
Chard. Rt. 1. 24A3xc.
parental Wm. Teter home.
House with 26 other of the 400 rep-
NYSSA STEAM
Mrs. Roy Cartwright has been ill | resentative who were there.
P A IN T IN G , K ALSO M IN IN G , paper
LAUNDRY
Summer work started last week
cleaning. Andy McGinnis, Phone and under the Doctor's care tre
past ten days.
Phone
88J 39M. 24Atfc.
in this vicinity with beet and onion
Mrs. Harry Russell and Mrs. thinning on the Sid Flannigan
“We Wash Every Day” GARBAGE HAULING. City l i c e n Claude Eachus attended an Amer ranch.
ican Legion Auxiliary meeting In
ced. Owen Gann, Phone 119R
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Karrer were
Nyssa Wednesday evening given for at the W. T. Cannon home last week
C ARPENTERING, concrete work, Mrs. Laura Good, Dept. Pres.
on business concerning their place
R E P A IR SHOP
kalsomining or painting by hour or
Mary Lou Jackson has returned which Mr. Cannon is farming. They
Electric Welding
contract. C. J. Keizer, 381 Ennis to school after her recent operation.
are visiting with Mrs. Karrers re
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G AS AND O IL
Mrs. Glenn Gaylord of Roswell latives in Ontario.
NEW AND USED PA R TS
It would seem that our little val
W ANTED TO B U Y —Clean cotton spent Thursday visiting Mrs. Harry
Russell.
NYSSA AUTO CO.
ley is full of bad horses. Sunday
rags, must be of fair size, no ov
Both rooms of District 47 school afternoon Bobbie Rookstool was
Highway 20, North End of Town
eralls, lace curtains nor other harsh
attended the Music Festival In Vale thrown from his horse which result
materials. Journal office. 31 0 tfc.
Friday and enjoyed a picnic din ed in a cut across his forehead and
W ANTED--Highest prices paid for ner at the Vale park. Adults attend cheek. This is the fourth accident
hides, wools, pelts, metals, fur ing from here were, Mrs. Theresa with horses this spring which all
niture. The Nyssa Trader, main hi Gehnert, Miss Jean Burch, Mrs.
Hoarce Chaney, Mrs. Albert Bowen.
way north.
Mrs. FYank Wilbur. Mrs. Harry Jer-
gens. Mrs. Zeb Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.
MISCELLANEOUS
Chas. Witty, Mrs. Cecil Case, and
For Sale
Tom Case.
^^¿ULTS/
This Year Plant the
Champion Hybrid Corn
of
Orego
loweaim Hybrid
“King of the Hybrid”
Here is the record— won first NINE places in
1940 Official Oregon (Eastern Division) State
Hybrid Corn Yield Contest. High Yield was
125.69 bushel to the acre.
90
and IIO Day Maturity
$7 per bushel
W e also have Open - pollinated Corn
Sunset Valley
Lower Bend
Minneseta
13-90 day
Maturity
A l THOMPSON and SONS
C O A L — G R A IN — FEED
mere can you find
Entres like
etc Price so Low
DR J. C. B O W M A N
Veterinarian
P h o n e .1 9 W
J. R. CUNDALL
Dentist
Sarazin Clinic
N YSSA
OREGON
NYSSA LIBRARY
Open epch week day from
2 p m. to 6 p. m.
Saturday. 2 p. m. to 8 p. m.
A L L PATR O NS WELCOME
Librarian
Mrs. S. B. Davis
O P TO M E TR IS T
“ See McFall and See Better”
DR. J. A. M cFA LL
E YE S IG H T SPE C IALIST
O N T A R IO
OREGON
W YCKOFF
J E W E L R Y STORE
O fficial Tim e Inspector f t »
Union Pacific
O N T A R IO
OREOON
TR AC TO R TIRES, 2 sets, 900x36,
used, plenty of rubber left. Terms
maybe arranged. Thompson Oil Co.
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NEWELL HEIGHTS
Bernard Frost and his staff of as
sistants brought with them a splend
j POTATOES FOR stock feeding id program for our Parent-Teachers
FREE for hauling away. Jake j Thursday night. It being a health
1 Fischer. Alberta Ave. 24tfc
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T E N T HOUSE. 9x12. Joe Stam alcohol on the baby and mind w re
ranch. 6*2 miles southwest Nyssa shown.
Mr. Ralph Gale's talk, explaining
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the Nationl Farm Chemurgic move
FOR
SALE— complete
pumping ment, Its purposes and objectives
equipment. Consisting of 500 feet was very educational. Several pack
plank flume. 400 feet 18 inch wood ages of seed were taken home to be
pipe, 10 horse Fairbanks electric mo planted as part of an experimental
te r. Fairbanks pump, valves, etc. As J program.
iood as new. This equipment is ca- | Modern Pioneer Club of Newell
pable of pumping and handling 200 Heights is meeting this Tuesday with
in .-¡IPs of water Ira Ure, Nyssa.
^ rs- Jake Borge.
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Rev- McKune of Nampa will again
fill our church pulpit at nine-thirty
Sunday morning. Rev McConnellee
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of Ontario preached to well filled
SEED
room. The choir is again singing an
BLISS T R IU M P H seed potatoes. anthem each morning during the
church service.
75 cents. Gerrit Stam. 24 A2xp.
Kenneth Parker of Big Bend has
W H IT E ROSE seed potatoes, 2 for 1, been employed by Bill Wood to do
to responsible growers. J a k e the Irrigating this summer.
Betty Lou Newblll of the Kolony
Fischer. 27Mtfc
spent part of last week with Joyce
BLISS T R IU M P H seed potatoes on Kurtz while her mother was in Eu
shares. 2 for 1. Ira Ure, Phone gene attending the State Parent-
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Teachers meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill have
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moved into the new tenant house
on the Carl Hill ranch.
FARM PR O D U C E
Miss Idamary Prouty and Dudley
POTATOES for stock feed. $2.00 per Kurtz left Thursday for La Grande
ton. Ira Ure, Phone 06R2. 6 Mtfe Dudley entered the Trombone solo
OOOD 3RD cutting hay, about ten contest with Miss Prouty as his ac
tons. George Clowers.
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a n.
FYlday evening several Newell
For T R A D E
Heights, Kolony and Adrian Young
W ELL IM PROVED 40 acres near folks enjoyed a dinner at the Prouty
Nampa to trade for 10 to 40 acres home In La Grande as guests of
I improved near Nyssa. Phone 887R3 Mamary. Ellen Judd and Arlene
Peterson remained over the week
Nampa.
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OR those who rent, May
1st may present two un
pleasant alternatives: move,
or pay more rent. To home
owners, it’s the beginning of
another gardening season . . .
another out-of-doors season
for the whole family as it
builds new values, financial
and psychological, into their
homes.
You can own a home for
what you are paying for rent
(perhaps for less). And you
can remodel now at far less
cost than later.
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Aak about oar "ona-atop"
bulldlnc aarrlca — eomplata
from plan to financing.
Phone, p r drup in, umd tecure
p/ paw complete, beautiful
plum bum bt.
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• 60001 A V I U HIGHWAY 101
. 1 TMt sig n or GOOO tu n u c If
; l»MONt in ■ Joan t DSTADw rape (
T A R T with the massive, all-steel, 614
I cu. ft. cabinet, itself. It ’s brand-new—
utterly different— amazingly beautiful and
powered by the Polarsphere Sealed Unit.
Then look inside. That Stainless Steel
Cold- Ban eliminates 80 hard-to-clean screw-
heads. That glass-covered Sliding Crisper
holds loads o f leafy vegetables— keeps them
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garden-fresh for days longer.
L ook at the Pop-Out Ice T rays— Polar
Ligh t— frozen food space— the big M oon
stone Cold Chest.
Yes, where can you find extras like these
at a price so low ? W h y right on our show
room floor— together with eight other sen
sational 1941 Kelvinators.
S A V E U P TO $ 3 0
COMFAASO
W ITH
LAST
VBA« •
FR IC K
SS- 6 . All-steel cabinet. Big 6% cubic
foot size. N ew Polar Light . • . space for
frozen food . . • 2 extra-fast Freezing Shelves
. . . Polarsphere Sealed Unit. Only S 1 2 4 . 9 5
Mo<M 11*6. The Moist-Master — something
new in refrigeration. Separate Cooling (^oilt in
walls and all (»lass Shelves maintain ideal
temperature and humidity. Only $ 1 7 9 . 9 5
MMaator Prtcai Start At $
9 9 .9 5
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•frica* ihoam arp for daWvary in yoorhitchon *Hth S-Yaaf Protoetto« Pisa.
SU ta and local l a m «atra. Prtcai sabtact lo changa adthoot natica.
Nyssa Implement Company
PH O N E 4
N Y SSA
Member ■ Electrical Equipment Sales Association