THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
Classified Advertising
Farmers Auction Sale
We need more fat, feeder and
weaner pigs, cows, heifers, and feed
er steers to fill the demand. We sell
machinery, furniture, and livestock
[ every Friday. We also have some
rice heifer calves every Sale day.
Have calls for more milk cows.
Nyssa Sale Yard
Floyd Robinson, Owner
3Atfc
.V ANTED— All your welding Jobs.
We promise good work and fair
orlces. Pruyn Auto Repair. Phone
ftGW.
I or Sale
POULTRY
RECORD OF PRODUCTION Leg
horns yearling hens, blooding e-
quipment, feeding troughs, waterers,
laying batteries that will double the
capacity of your house. See Frank
Parr 4*4 miles south Nyssa. 24Atfc.
HIGH QUALITY chicks available
every Monday starting Feb. 17. All
popular breeds from bloodtested
flocks. Custom hatching done. Or
der yours now. Vale Electric Hatch
ery. Vale, Oregon.
31J tic.
BABY CHICKS—N. H. Reds, B.
Rocks, Buff Orpingtons and W.
Leghorns. Pullorum tested. 9c each.
Custom hatching. Patch Bros.
Hatchery, Payette, Idaho. 27F I2xc.
BABY CHICKS. Hatching every
Tuesday and Friday. We do cus
tom hatching.
Thompson's Ontario Hatchery.
16Jtfc
FOR SALE—Baby chicks Mondays
and Thursdays. 200 up 8*4 cents
each, under 200, 9 cents each. Cus
tom hatching 3 cents per egg. Pay
ette Valley Hatchery. Phone 6221.
Two miles north Fruitland. 6F tfc.
i her daughted. Mrs. Austin Milhill- I h i t y - T l ird W.dding A n n i v e r s a r y - ! , . moUMf Mrs j T
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Oregon Slope for a picnic.
of Seattle, her daughter returned Mr and Mrs. R A Thompson were her own handwork. It was given on
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Orris and fam j on
ily were dinner guests at the home with her for a months visit.
the recipients of a very valuable Mr 'u d Mrs Thompson’s Thirty-
of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Orris near Bill Hipp started to block his beets table spread on Saturdry last. It W.V31 . , .
,
this
week.
presented
to them by Mrs. Thomp- 1 thlrd w<*dtng anniversary.
Nyssa.
Vem Butler fished at the Owyhee
and returned with his limit, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bullard. Otis Bul
lard fished on the Owyhee river
and reported a good catch. *
NOTICE
Lee Dail of Pendleton spent the
On or after this date, May 8, 1941, week end with his mother, Mrs.
I will not 'be responsible for any Anna Dail.
debts contracted by any person other Mr. and Mrs. John Smit of,White
than myself.
visited at the Angelo
(Signed) R. Cornell Settlement
Marostica home Saturday evening.
Our Sunday School is progress
For Rent
ing nicely. With Mrs. John Hickey,
Superintendent, Mrs. George Mol-
CITY PROPERTY ler.
Secretary and Treasurer. Mrs. A.
4 ROOM, all modem house, complet- E. Brady,
teacher, Mrs. John
ly furnished. Would like to rent Zittercob, adult
young
teacher,
for summer months only. Irwin Mrs. Theo Matherly, peoples
Junior teacher.
Elder.
Mrs. Gilbert Swan, primary teacher,
Ellis Warner, pianist, Mrs. John
THREE ROOM home on North Mrs.
Zittercob. song leader. Next Sun
Third. Water and sink in kitchen. day
Honeford of Ontario will
Enquire Journal.
lMtfc speak Rev.
at 3 p. m.
Everyone is invited.
THREE ROOM furnished house, Those
at the John Zitter
nice lawn and trees, completely cob home visiting
were Mrs. Anna
furnished. Clean and comfortable. Dail, Harold Sunday
Mrs. Theo Math
Call Journal.
lMtfc erly, Lee Dail, Dail,
and Glen Newell of
FOUR ROOM modem furnished Nyssa.
The Arcadia Ball team played
air conditioned apartment. Herbert Cario
at their diamond there Friday
H. Fisher.
lMtfc both teams
won over Arcadia.
MODERN HOUSE, 3 large rooms. I School will be out the 16th of May.
bath and clothes closet, nice fenced Mrs. Angelo Marostica has return
yard and trees. Call Journal. lMtfc ed from a two months visit with
TWO ROOM, clean house. Trees,
lawn and garden. See Bud Short.
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SEVEN ROOM house, with garage.
Loring Taylor. lM2xc.
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
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1941
• RAKE WORK—Let us put your
car or truck brakes in first class
condition Special equipment and
trained men at your service. Pruyn
Auto Repair. Phone 56W
KALSOMINE, PAINT at competi
tive prices. First class quality.
Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave and
Highway 201. Phone 108 16Mtfc
FOR PLUMBER call J. C. Smith
Phone 78J.
tic.
AUCTION SALE EVERY FRIDAY
Why haul your livestock 20 miles
to an out of town sale yard, when
you can get more here at home? We
For Sale
always get the high dollar for your
CITY
PROPERTY
stock. You help yourselves when you
Mitchell Butte
patronize your home business. Nyssa LOVELY MODERN 5 room hom e-
Sale Yard, Floyd Robinson (owner! oak floors—electric water heater- Mrs. Ruth Shannon returned to
lMtfc beautiful lawn—« h a d e—connected P< rtland after spending the winter
city sewer. Garage. Buy a ready built with her daughter, Mrs. Huston
home—save $1000.00 or more. Lo Dunaway and family.
For Sale
Ave. between 3rd and Cecil Benson enlisted in the U. S.
AUTOS and TRAILERS cated—Good
4th St. Inquire—Oscar C. Olsen. Army
and expects to be called some
FLAT BOTTOM 12x8 trailer, suit FOR SALE or rent. Tavern, known time before the 15th.
able for hauling machinery. How as the Bank. Attractive terms. See Mb. and Mrs. Leo Chard were
visitors in Nyssa Saturday.
ard’s corner, Idaho, cast of Apple Frank
T. Morgan.
16Jtfc business
James Wall of Creston is employ
Valley at Hi-way. 8Mlxp.
GOOD HOMESITES on First and ed by Olp Brothers, herding cattle.
Park, Cash or terms, Frank D. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lowe called
Consult us on your wiring needs Hall.
13Mtfc in Ontario Thursday.
and meter set-ups.
Marr is enjoying a visit from
Work guaranteed to meet State FIVE GOOD building lots.* Cheap his Ira father,
Mr. Mannie Marrs of
requirements.
for Cash. Southwest corner, Sixth Star, Idaho. Mr. Marrs is much im
Prices right
and
Park.
Bill
de
Groft.
lOAtfc
proved from his recent serious ill
Information free
ness.
NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP
WANTED
Mr. and Mrs. Wir. Mettlen of Ore
18Atfc
gon Trail are spending the week
MARRIED MAN wants work on with
their daughter, Mrs. E. B. Smith
ranch. Call 03R1 or write J. H. and family.
Mr. Mettlen is remodel- |
Codr,
Nyssa.
I cal and Long Distance
ing finishing the Smith’s house.
HAULING
TO RENT or put up on shares ten Raymond Darden and Elvin Marrs j
Phone 72W
to twenty acres of hay. Marion visited with friends in Nampa Sun
day.
Lawrence and Barnett
Chard. Rt. 1. 24A3xc.
4Mtfc PAINTING, KALSOMINING, paper The Pre School Study Club will j
meet May 13 at the home of Mrs. j
cleaning. Andy McGinnis, Phone Hardman. Special Mother's day pro
39M. 24Atfc.
gram will be given.
and Mrs. Don Knottingham
NYSSA STEAM
GARBAGE HAULING. City lincen- and Mr. Paul
Sunset visited Satur
LAUNDRY
ced. Owen Gann, Phone 119R day at the -of
John Knottingham home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Marsh o f,
Phone
88J CARPENTERING, concrete work, Delta,
are working at the
kalsomining
or
painting
by
hour
or
“We Wash Every Day” contract. C. J. Keizer, 381 Ennis Dunaway Colorado,
ranch.
Mr. and \*.-s. Harold Fivecoat and
Ave. lOAtfc
j
Larry
visited relatives at Caldwell
WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton Thursday
evening.
REPAIR SHOP
rags, must be of fair size, no ov Mrs. Donald Talbot and daughter
Electric Welding
eralls, lace curtains nor othrr harsh of Missouri is visiting her parents,
• GAS AND OIL
materials. Journal office. 31 0 tfc. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dunaway.
NEW AND USED PARTS
WANTED—Highest prices paid for
NYSSA AUTO CO.
ARCADIA
hides, wools, pelts, metals, fur
Highway 20, North End of Town niture.
The Nyssa Trader, main hi- Mrs. George Stewart of Valley
way north.
View end Miss Sarah Huir.pry and
Cobb of Payette called at the
MISCELLANEOUS Miss
G.
F.
Garrrn heme last week.
For Sale
Hazel Hickey who teaches at Ap
Valley teak her pupils to Namp: ,
TENT HOUSE 14x16. Enquire Lem ple
where they entered in the
Wilson ranch, 2*4 miles south west Friday
May Day Program there.
Nyssa 8Mlxp.
Conley Butler left Saturday fo
TRACTOR TIRES, 2 sets, 900x36, Durant. Oklahoma, after a two week
used, plenty of rubber left. Terms visit here. He was called here by the
maybe arranged. Thompson Oil Co. death of his sister, Mrs. Wallace
lMtfc Strane.
DR J C. BOWMAN
Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey and
FOR SALE—complete pumping Hazel
at the Bud Hickey
Veterinarian
equipment. Consisting of 500 feet home in visited
Ontario
Sunday afternoon.
plank flume. 400 feet 18 inch wood Those from Arcadia
who attended
pipe. 10 horse Fairbanks electric mo the bridal shower for Miss Ruth
tor.
Fairbanks
pump,
valves,,
etc.
As
Bratton at the home of Miss Marie
Phone 39W
good as new. This equipment is ca Noah, last week were Mrs. Gl-n
pable of pumping and handling 200 Dowers, Mrs. John Hickey. Mrs.
inches of water—Ira Ure, Nyssa.
Robbins. Mrs. Otis Bullard. Mrs, Gil
J. R. CÛNDALL
28 tfc. bert Swan. Mrs. Geo. Moller, Betty
Hannon, and Mrs. Ben McConnell.
Dentist -
Mr and Mrs. Harry Hull of Vale,
For
TRADE
visited
Warner home
Sarazin Clinic
WELL IMPROVED 40 acres near Sunday at and the both Ellis families
went to
NYSSA
OREGON
Nampa to trade for 10 to 40 acres
improved near Nyssa. Phone 687R3
Nampa.
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NYSSA
LIBRARY
Open each week day from
For Sale
2 p m. to 6 p. m.
MACHINERY
Saturday. 2 p. m. to 8 p. m.
ALL PATRONS WELCOMt MOWING MACHINE Jake Fischer
Librarian
Mrs. S. B Davis
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For Sale
The peace that our
OPTOMETRIST
departed
know cannot
STOCK
"See McFall and See Better”
be felt by those here.
j REGISTERED CHESTER white
What we can contribute
weiner pigs. Harold Boyles, 7 miles
DR. J. A. McFALL I south
west Nyssa. at Enterprise and
to the peace of mind
Lytle Boulevard.'
8Mixp
of thoae who are grieved
is the assurance of dig
For Sale
nity
and good taste, and
SEED
as reasonable an ex
|FOR SALE
pense as is possible.
NETTED GEM seed potatoes, com
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Please
let us help you.
and
oats.
Oerrit
Siam.
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ONTARIO
OREGON
Jake Groot sold his cattle to Mr
Weed with the Severe Packing Co. of
Portland, he delivered them to Nyssa
Friday.
Leaves for Honolulu—
Paul Heldt, son of Mr. and Mis
Albert Heldt. left Sunday for Hon
olulu. where he has accepted a car
penters job with MO ris-Knudsen,
Boise Contractors. Paul has a one
year contract and will work at P-.rl
Harbor, the Naval Station there.
To Modern and Old Time
Music By Con Christiansen’s
Orchestra
Sat. May 10, at 9 P. M.
SUNSET VALLEY
COMMUNITY HALL
Proceed to pay for equipment
for our hall
ADMISSION 45 CENTS
Ladies Free
m
Official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
OREGON
For Sale
MACHINERY
i 1 MOLINE 4 ROW beet cultivator.
1 Moline beet puller, all attach-
J ments. nearly new. A. R. White
Hardware Co. Emmett. 17A4xc
NYSSA FUNERAL HOME
Nylon Hose pair
Silk Hose pair
Satin Slips
Satin Gowns
Check the proof (it's that good
93 proof) . . . the superior flavor
ionly Kentucky-distilled bourbon
has it} . . . the age (4 years of mel
lowing to your taste.)
S unny B rook
-OLD-
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
This whiskey is 4 YEARS OLD • 93 Proof
National Distillers Products Corporation, N. Y.
mummm
$ 1.50
$1
$1
$ 1.98
TOILET SETS-DRESSES
PERFUMES-TOWEL SETS
AND MANY OTHER
APPROPRIATE SUGGESTIONS
• u
bourbon-
StmNŸ'ÔBOOk
1
GOLDEN R IL E -
NYSSA
MAKE IT RIGHT STORE
OREGON
THE CONTEST IS ON-
for a FREE TRIP to Salt Lake City
Introducing the Contestants-
f
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• 5» ROYAL
(MASTER
—WENDELL WEBSTER
—LAURENCE FINDLING,
Who is now in the lead, but the rave
is dose.
Lawrence says that he is sold on llie
Double Guarantee that goes with U. 8.
TIRES.
1. Racked by our personal gaurantee and
2. H e written U. S. Lifetime Guarantee.
TäfiSsSl
crwdlng the leader, and promises to make
the «aee a tough one.
Wendell is showing his eutomers the
advantages of equipping their cars with
U. S. TIRES because of the "BRAKE
ACTION” that is made into them.
lie Is counting on his friends to help
put him in the lead.
1. THE QUICKER STOPPING TIRE!
Aeir
U.S. ROYAL
2. THE BLOWOUT-RESISTING TIRE I
De Luxe
3. THE LONGER- MILEAGE TIRE!
wrm '»uiMCTwr nut
Standard tafetr «quip-
m ent on tens o f thou
sands of fine 1941 cars.
An unusually attractive
proposition is available
this w eek only !
y pace
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE
• Buy Her A Personal
Gilt This Year-
She Would Love These-
DANCE
—MONTE JENSEN,
The
r.S. TIRE
F am o u s Low?
P ric e T ire
B y T h e W orld
l^mrgeat
P ro d u c e r o f R u b b e r
?a
Lifetime guarantee—by ns
and by the U nited States
R obber Company. The
greatest t a l e r in today s
market.
Winner cf 'ast rear’s contest.
Monte Is a “last minute winner" and
advises that he is going into ’home stretch'
for a sliding finish.
He says it’s a dangerous thing to drive
on worn-out tires when you ean huv I). S.
TIRES at such low eosts.
Thank* to Royal
M aslrrs millions
have discovered a
new freedom from
worry, a new joy
in driving! For
R o y a l M a ste r
owners know they
a r e p r o te c te d
against blowouts,
know they need
n ot fear sk id s,
know they ean
h av e n e w -tir e
M o p p i n g power
tlown to the last
mile.
Back Your Favorite - The Contest Closes May 20
WATCH NEXT WEEK’S NYSSA JOURNAL FOR FURTHER RESULTS
“LET’S GET ASSOCIATED’
THOMPSON OIL CO.
Ambulance Service
Phone 73W
Nyssa
Third and Main Streets
PHONE 11
Nyssa