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/ THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL TH URSDAY, JULY 17, 1941 DEFENSE BOND Legal Advertising Classified Advertising 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 — w ( pri — Bf i co tri Al _ te N H — F CITY PROPERTY For Rent MISCELLANEOUS For Sale WANTED -All your welding Job». We promise good work and fair SIX ROOM house, modem. Shade prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone and lawn. See Frank T Morgan. 17J tfc. MW- 3 ROOM FURNISHED house. Mod BRAKE WORK—Let us put your em. nice lawn, electric refrigeration. 22M tfc. car or truck brakes In first class Call Journal. condition. Special equipment and trained men at your service. Pruyn TWO HINSCH houses See Frank T Morgan. Auto Repair. Phone 56W. ROUND OAK coal range with large reservoir, Call Journal. 2Jtfc. A OOOD 30--30” Winchester rifle Inquire Cabin 1. Court Cottage east of Nyssa Trader. 10J tfc. FOR SALE OR TRADE TWELVE LOTS In block 71 Green's Addition. Nyssa. Abstract. Three corners 8150.00; nine Inside lots 3 ROOM APARTMENT, furnished, $125.00 each. Hugh R. Ackley, KALSOMINE, PAINT at com peti close in. See Nyssa Lumber Co. or Seventh & Cleveland, Caldwell, Ida tlve prices. First class quality. write A. Peterson. Emmett, Idaho. ho. 11J 4xp. Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and 12Jtfc Highway 201, Phone 108. lBMtfc 1931 INTERNATIONAL truck com ----------------------------- ------------------------- For Rent pletely overhauled, excellent tires, FOR PLUMBER call J. C. Smith. beet bed Will take poles, posts, live FARM LANDS Phone 78J. tic. stock or what have you as a down ATTRACTIVE TERMS, long time payment, or all. Seven miles S. W. of lease on NW ^NW ti Sec. 23, Twp. 19 Nyssa. Enterprise Ave. E. L. Jamison. Consult us on your wiring needs S„ Range 36 E. W. M. known as the 10J tfc. and meter set-ups. Bob Russell place. Work guaranteed to meet State See Frank T. Morgan. For Sale requirements. Prices right PETS 15 ACRES FIRST CLASS lettuce Information tree ground. T. H. Rogers. Newell THREE MALE Toy Fox Terrlor NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP Heights. 17J 2xp. puppies, two months old. See or ISAtfc THREE ROOM HOUSE, clean and write A. M. Higsmith. Rt. 1, Nyssa. 17J lxp. newly kalsomined. Room for chickens or cow. Water, sink and Local and Long Distance For Sale stove In kitchen. Call Journal. HAULING 17J tic. FARM PRODUCE Phone 72W Lawrence and Barnett THREE ROOM modern home, newly ORDER WINTER seed Barley 4M tic decorated, two large screen por (Olympia) now. J. L. Waud Rt. 2, ches. good cellar, lawn and trees, 3V> miles northwest Nyssa. 10J tfc. electric stove. Call Journal. 17J tfc. RIPE APPLES, for sale. H. H. Weid- THREE ROOM and screen porch. eman, 2 miles southwest of Nyssa. NYSSA STEAM modem house, nice lawn and 17J lxp. LAUNDRY trees, close In. Margaret Lynch. CANNING BEANS, Mrs. W. C. 17J tfc. Phone 88J Fourth and Reece. Duffy, 4 miles south of Nyssa on highway. 17J tfc. “ We Wash Every Day" For Sale FARM LANDS REPAIR SHOP Electric Welding GAS AND OIL NEW AND USED PARTS NYSSA AUTO CO. Highway 20, North End of Town For Sale POULTRY BABY CHICKS each week so long as this add continues. Payette Valley Hatchery, Phone, Frultland, 6221. 5J tic. CITY PROPERTY For Sale For Sale FIVE ACRES good land with five STOCK room modem house and plenty REGISTERED DUROC Jersey boar. shade just outside city limits. George L. Barton. Mendiola Rd.. Lon E Fry. i u exc. ‘ «mile west of highway. 17J lxp. —Cooking School Frl. - Sat.— WANTED PAINTINO, KALSOMINING, paper DAIRY COWS, south of Payette on old highway. Some one at yards cleaning. Andy McGinnis, Phone every forenoon. L. O. Schoen, 120 39M. 24Atfc. 9th St., south. Phone 233M. Payette, GARBAGE HAULING. City l i c e n Idaho. ced. Owen Gann. Phone 119R CARD OF THANKS CARPENTERING, concrete work. We wish to express our gratitude kalsominlng or painting by hour or contract. C. J. Keizer, 381 Ennis and thanks to our friends and neighbors for their sympathy and Ave. lOAtfc kindness to us during the illness and WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton death of our beloved husband and rags, must be of fair size, no ov father, Charles Gardner. Also for eralls, lace curtains nor other harsh the many beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Caroline Gardner. materials. Journal office. 31 0 tfc. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Adams WANTED—Highest prices paid for and Mildred. hides, wools, pelts, metals, fur Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gardner niture. The Nyssa Trader, main hl- and family. way north. CORNELL'S BOWLING Alleys, equipment, also lease on the build ing, In Nyssa. Oregon. Terms Cash or trade See R. Cornell, Nyssa. WELL DRILLING Prices on req RICHLAND 17J 4xp uest. Apply to one who knows the Mr and Mrs Wesley Gee and OOOD HOMESITES on First and country and the business. C. H. De- Park, Cash or terms, Frank D. Coursey, Box 745, Nampa Phone 90M Donald of Roswell. Idaho. Mr and 21J 4xp. Mrs L. E. Berkley of Salt Lake City. Hall. 13Mtfc Utah were Sunday guests at the H. V. Maw home. + + + Mr and Mrs. H. H. Hartley and USE JOURNAL WANT ADS sons. David and Robert of Nyssa were Sunday dinner guests of Or- land Cheldellns. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meredith, Dorothy and Rodney of Burbank. California spent Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the H. V. Maw home. They left Saturday for Port land and from there they'll leave for their home in Burbank. Many of the 4-H girls of this dist rict attended the achievement held DR. J. C. BOWMAN at Nyssa for several different clubs those present were: Veterinarian and Bernice Whipple. Ida- Produced and Delivered Bonnie leen, Aloha. Madeline. Maw and the leader Opal Rider to your Door Under Idaleen M a w returned home Phone 39W Thursday from Beulah, Oregon STATE where she has been visiting with her grandparents. Mr and Mrs Carl REGULATION Meredith. J. R. CUNDALL —Cooking School F rl.-S at.— Morning and Evening Dentist Professional Cards SAfE MILK and CREAM Sarazln Clinic NYSSA OREGON NYSSA LIBRARY Open each week day from 2 p. m . to 6 p. m. Saturday, 2 p. m. to • p. m. ALL PATRONS WELCOME Librarian___ Mrs. S. B. Davis OPTOMETRIST "See Mr Fall and See Better' DR. J. A. McFALL SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON’, FOR MALHEUR COUNTY. Frank D. Hall, Plaintiff, vs. Sanford N. Em Ison. Eva A. Emi- son, The a Greig, E. M. Greig, Gladys Fraser, E. 8. Fraser Ralph Emison, Jaunita Emison. Bert Emison, Anna Emison. W i l li a m Emison, Lucille Emison. Saloma 8. Frost, Sidney Frost, Olive C. Young, Clarence Young, Willis Megorden. Nellie Megor- den. Robert Megorden. Margaret Megorden. Olin A Megorden, Elsie May Megorden. Olive Meg orden Ainsworth, Jack Ains worth, Seth Megorden Gladys Megorden. Lulu M e g o r d e n Childers. Paul S. Childers, N. J. Minton, Elite L. Minton, Maria Turner W. J Turner, J. W Cook, Maggie Cook, D. M. John, John R. Kennedy, Jane Doe Kennedy, Louis Spier, also known as L. Spier, Mary G. Spier, Clarence Fleece, Edith M Reece, Estate of John F. Reece, Deceased, Sarah Luella Good. M. A. Grant Administrator with Will Annexed of Estate of John R. Good. Deceased; Estate of John R. Good, Deceased, and al so all other person or persons unknown claiming any right, title, lien or interest in or to the land herinafter described, Dels. To Gladys Fraser, E. S. Fraser, Ralph Emison. Jaunita Emison, Bert Emison, Anna Emison, William Emison. Lucille Emison. Saloma S. Frost. Sidney Frost, Olive C. Young. Clarence Young. Willis Megorden, Nellie Megorden, Robert Megorden, Margaret Megorden. Olin A. Megor den. Elsie May Megorden. Olive Megorden Ainsworth. Jack Ains worth. Seth Megorden, Gladys Meg orden. Lulu Megorden ChUders. N. J. Minton, Louis Spier. Sarah Lu ella Good, Maria Turner. W J. Tur ner. J. W Cook. Maggie Cook. D. M. John. John R. Kennedy. Jane Doe Kennedy. Paul S. Childers, and also all other person or persons un known claiming any right, title, lien or interest in or to the land herein after described, of the above named defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: Each of you hereby are commanded to appear in the above entitled court and cause within 4 weeks after date of first publication of this summons, which date is July 17. 1941. then and there to answer or otherwise plead to the complaint filed herein, and if you fall so to do. and for want thereof, the plaintiff wlU take decree against you (I) requiring each of you to set forth the nature of your claim to lots 1 to 14. both inclusive, of Block 1, Taylor’s Addition to Nyssa. Mal heur County, Oregon, and that all claims of the defendants adverse to Plaintiff shall be determined by the Court: (2> declaring, adjudging and determining that each of you have no estate or interest whatever in said property, and that plaintiffs title thereto is a good and valid fee simple title; (3) forever enjoining and debarring each of you from as serting any claim whatever In or to said property adverse to plaintiff; (4) for such other relief as to the Court may seem equitable; and (5) for plaintiff’s costs and disburse ments In this suit made and Incur red. This summons is served on you pursuant to an order of Hon. Robt. M. Duncan, Circuit Judge of the above entitled court, made the 9th day of July. 1941. directing publi cation of summons herein for 4 suc cessive weeks anS 5 publications in the Nvssa Gate City Journal, pub lished at Nyssa, Oregon. Carl H. Coad Attorney for Plaintiff Residence and address: Nyssa. Oregon Dated and 1st publ. July 17, 1941 Last publ. Aug. 14, 1941. Q U IZ : Q What happens If I suddenly need the money I put Into a De fense Savings Bond? A. You can cash your Bond at any time, after 60 days, for the full amount paid, plus any interest due you. , AS LITTLE AS Q. Do Bond owners cash their Bonds? A M O N TH A. No. People want to help arm America against all attacks. In I will finance repairs < many cases, people are putting every [ modernize your home oent they can spare into Defense Bonds and Stamps. Some are doing u n d e r our A B C this by asking employers or banks k Monthly Payment to withold part of their salaries in order to buy these Bonds or Stamps k ^ P la n for them. Note—To purchase Defense Bonds Call on us to help you malt* —Cooking School FYI. - Sat.— and Stamps, go to the nearest post ¿our modernizing plans. Our office or bank, or write for informa l free service to home owners In tion to the Treasurer of the United Daughter Expected — Mr anti Mrs. J. B. Coulter cf the cludes an in s p e c tio n of your States. Washington. D. C. Owyhee are expecting their dau- j house, making recommendations —Cooking School FYi. - Sat.— ghter, Mrs. Jesse Rose and her on work to be family of Camp. Colo, and a son. done, estimat Monday were: Betty Blackburn. Jack Coulter of Amartlla. Texas for ing o f c o st, Joanne Hilbert, Leona Johnson, a visit the latter part of the week. and handling Luanne Gonnason. Lois DeLash- Leaves For California— all details of mutt. Rose Marie Graham. Estelle Mrs. A. A. Jamison, daughter of j financing. and Lavone Osborne and Ellen Ann Herman. Gerald Hibbert and family were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Meecham and family and now I’m 81! Kept ADLERIKA of Wilder. on hand the past 27 years.” (O.G.- Tom Loe has been in Boise for Tex.) ADLERIKA contains 3 lax medical care. atives for quick bowel action, with Tommy Olge left Saturday morn 5 carminatives to relieve gas pains. Phone 118 ing for Albany, Oregon where he Get ADLERIKA today. GOOD AVE & HIGHWAY 201 is employed. Ben Lutes is keeping NYSSA PHARMACY his cows for him. Mr. and Mrs. Jack French and family were business visitors in Vale Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kesler of Bur FARMERS SUPPLY CO-OP ley. Idaho visited over the week end with V. L. Kessler and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McGinnis and family and Mr. and Mrs. FYank Garham and family went on a fish ing trip Sunday. on new shipment of Lois DeLashmutt is recovering from the mumps of which she had a severe case. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waud had Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lutes and Gilbert for Ice Cream Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Simmons re turned to Wilder the past week Glenn Momingstar of Nyssa visit ed at the Bill Stephan home. Sunday School will be held at the W. O. Bailey home at 2:30. still available Christian Endeavor will be held at the R. H. Johnson home at 8:30. “ ONLY MEDICINE I EVER USED Buena Vista Lower Bend WYCKOFF JEWELRY STORE Official Time Inspector for Union Pacific ONTARIO ORBOON ROOK Nyssa Lumber Co. o Ö 1 ?-• Block North of Main Street In Downtown Nyssa The week of July 21st and 26th in Phone 51 NYSSA clusive has been declared as a Nation wide scrap aluminum drive. The 4-H clubs have been asked to cooperate with the local Grange to gather scrap aluminum as their part in the jj 111 n 1111 ui 11 11 1111 im 1111 im hi m n m i i i i i i i i i i im m mi ci m uu m cmi i h n n n n n m m h National Defense program. Mr. L. Scott of Caldwell and Riley | Scott of Greenleaf spent Sunday with Kie Scott and Frank Kutch Mr. and Mrs. Joe King, visited their daughter-in-law. Mrs. Lewis King at the Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario Sunday, where she is re covering from an appendicitis op eration. Mrs. Archie Howell and children — «■» I 200 ^•2 aU AUGUST FMTORY-TO-YOU ^ SALE __ NYSSA PIONEER ns — AUGUST j C eleb ra tion j I T h u r .J v ly 2 4 AUG. 1 to 31 NYSSA PHARMACY | PARADE - 10:30 a.m. Oldest Living Pioneers— Historical Floats Bands— Pony Parade We Can’t Insure YourCakes or Pies But --- [ FREE BARBECUE AT NOON | | s FREE PONY RACES i j Open to Girls and Boys from 8 to 16 years old. | School Grounds WE CAN INSURE f The Electric Range I NYSSA VS. VALE Bernard Eastman » At Grade School Grounds SPORTS FOR THE KIDS FREE SOFT BALL GAME you Cook Them In EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ONTARIO ORBOON j FARMER’S SUPPLY CO-OP —Cooking School Fri. - Sat - Mrs. Curtis Jones and family of Boise were overnight guests of the Vest’s. Mrs. Robert Vest was hostess to a party at her home Friday for the ladies of this community. Those at- | tending were: Mrs. Joe Waud, Mrs. Bkl Gonnason. Mrs. Clarence Bar rett. Mrs. Walter Thompson. Mrs. George Cleavers. Mrs. D. W. McGin nis, Mrs. Grover Vest and the host Among those that attended the ess. Mrs. Robert Vest. PHONE IMW Calloway. Nebraska picnic Sunday Mrs. James McOtnnis entertained Deli vertes were Mr and Mrs. H. L. Day. Mr. at her home Thursday for the and Mrs. S. B Hoffman. "Helping Hand Chib." Those there to enjoy the afternoon were Mrs. R. H. Johnson. Mrs. LeRoy Her man. Mrs. Walter Thompson. Mrs. D. W McGinnis and Mrs Sanason. Í E * CEN TS Mrs. Ed Gonnoscm’s parents. Mr and Mrs. William Flemming of Bill ings. Montana who have been visit ing their daughter and family re turned to their home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Loe. Harold. Mildred and Dorothy went to Home- dale Monday to visit with John Redman Mr. and Mrs Jaek French were • Chirk the proof lit’» that good business visitors In Ontario Friday. + + + Leona Johnson returned from the N proof) . . . tho lupenor 6a« or BE SURE TO ATTEND THE Guy Sweet home In Ontario where ío 4 ¡fX * t « e k l Ji.tilled bourbon she has been visiting the past week COOKING SCHOOL boa h) . . . tho aga (4 yaara of uiel- Mr. and Mrs Frank Dewey of On- i FRIDAY and SATURDAY tarto were guests of Mr. and Mrs + + + Ben Lutes Friday and Saturday nights. Mrs. Harold Perkins and infant daughter are staying at the home of INSURANCE Mrs. Perkin’s sister. Mrs Wiley Real Estate BON WHISKEY U N IT ? dowers. ) L B • 93 Proof fU a As Cleae As Y h d Telephone The girls for this community who ( Corporation, N. Y. exhibited their 4-H work In Nyssa j Gate City Dairy $5 Special Price Dairy Spray Binder Twine Romaine Jennings Is spending several days with her sister, Mrs. A. L. Hendry of Nampa. Mrs. A. E. Nyborg entertained the Out Our Way club Thursday. Mr and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff E. L. Jamison and Alva Goodell were in Ontario Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jamison and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell attended MOR E THAN Neighbor Nite at Boulvard Grange Thursday evening. Ray Callahan returned from the | hospital where he has been quite BIG ill. G. A. Cleaver, A. E. Nyborg and VALUES Alva Goodell had their grain bound j last week. S. B. Hoffman is doing carpenter j work near Vale. —Cooking School Frl. - Sat.— Riverview Mr. and Mrs. R. Cornell and her family left July 5, to Join her hus band in California, where he is em ployed. of Nyssa called at the Harry Russell home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs. Will Cummings have purchased a house in Parma last week and had It moved by truck to their ranch. Mrs. Godfrey Williams of Clarks- dale, Arizona, arrived Friday for a three week visit with her mother Mrs. M. A. Bradney of Adrian. On Saturday she was dinner guest cf her brother Harr/ Russell and fam ily, Other guests were: Mrs. hi. A. Bradney and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Upper Roswell. Lorina and Carol Witty, left Mon day for Payette Lakes, where they will attend Union Sunday school camp. Mr and Mrs. Ray Perry of Adrian, were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell on Friday. Guests In the Charles Witty home on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Laural Witty and son and Miss Hel en Tome of Elgin, enroute to Utah. FREE DANCE AT THE SCHOOL GYMNASIUM EVERYBODY WELCOME I i IT I 1 t lit LI IT 111111 I I 11 LI II i,l IT 1 r l M 11111 II 11 1 H 1 1 ! 1 » « j
