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THE NYSSA GATE ITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1941 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 ea..; issue Minimum cash In advance Is 25c. MISCELLANEOUS CITY PROPERTY For Sale FARM PRODUCE H E Ministers or others Interested bT^limrcfi^^BnHty are Invited to use the columns of the Journal to try carry Important messages and notices to their congregations. Please to get your copy in by Tuesday of For Rent each week. WANTED—All your welding lobs. We piomise good work and lair l CICELY FURNISHED room In ORDER WINTER seed Barley CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sixth Near Maim prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone modern private home, separate (Olympia) now. J. L. Waud Rt. 2, SUPPORT Vera Martin, Pastor entrance. Just the thing for one 3H miles northwest Nyssa. 10J tfc. 5SW. working nights. Mrs Elsie Jordan, PASTURE GRASS seed, orchard Third and Locus, after five grass, meadow fescue, whiteDut- Sunday school at 10 a. m. YOUR BRAKE WORK—Let us put your c.rner P. M. 24J tfc. ch clover. F. A. Powell, Cloverdale Morning worship at 11 a. m. car or truck brakes In first class peoples meeting at 7:15 condition. Special equipment and Three room nicely furnished at Jefferson, six miles west Nyssa. p. Young CHURCH m. trained men at your service. Pruyn modern home, lawn, garage, elec 31Jtfc Evangelistic service at 8 p. m. Auto Repair. Phone 56W. tric stove and refrigeration, very Prayer meeting on Tuesday and clean and comfortable, call Jour Thursday evening. MISCELLANEOUS KALSOMINE, PAINT at competi nal, 24 J tfc. P LA N T O tive prices. First class quality. For Sale FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and Two rooms, bath and large SCIENTIST Highway 201, Phone 108. lGMtic clothes closet, completely furnish REPOSSESED REFRIGERATOR A TTEN D and washer. This locality. Nearly 215 North 9th Street, Payette, Idaho ed except refrigeration. Electric new range. Will sell for balance due. FOR PLUMBER call J. C. Smith. stove, daveno. Newly decorated. of The Mother Church, SUNDAY Phone 78J. tie. Just the thing for a bride and Collector Box 1252, Boise. 31J2xp The A branch First Church of Christ, Sclent- groom or bachelor girls. Fenced lest. In Boston, Massachusetts. yard with lawn. Call Journal. 24 J THE HOGUE PACKING House in Sunday School—10:00 a. m. Nyssa on Railroad Trackage. Add Reading Room — 710 1st Ave. ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL MISSION tfc ress C. N. Kinney, Payette, Idaho. North. Open daily from 2 to 4 p. m. where tiie Science Bible Literature and authorized The Rev. B. Stanley Moore, Vicar SIX ROOM house, modern. Shade 31J4xc Christian prayer and sermon 9:30 and lawn. See Frank T. Morgan. read, borrowed or purchased, may and be Is a. Morning m. open every day from two to four 17J tfc. For Sale p m.. except Sundays and holidays. Holy Communion and sermon PETS Fourth Sunday of the month. THREE ROOM HOUSE, clean and FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE each Church school at 10:30 a. m. newly kalsomined. Room for FOR SALE—Cocker Spaniel pups. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Pounds L. D. S. CHURCH chickens or cow. Water, sink and Pure Bred. Art Servoss. North Sec pastors. Sunday, 10 a. m —Sunday School stove In kitchen. Call Journal. ond Street. 7 A ixp. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. meeting. 17J tfc. Morning Worship 11 a. m. Sunday. 11:30 a. m —Priesthood CARD OF THANKS Evangelistic services on Sunday. meeting. THREE ROOM modern home, newly We wish to thank our many Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sacrament and neighbors for their decorated, two large screen por friends LUTHERAN CHURCH meeting. syympathy and many expressions of PAHM4 ches, good cellar, lawn and trees, J kindness Pastor the illness 10:00 A. A. A. M. Schmidt, electric stove. Call Journal. 17J tfc. and death to of us our during — Preaching service. Tuesday, 2 p. m. Relief Society. beloved mother, Sermon: Elizabeth MacDonald. Also for Obedience.” “The Commandment on METHODIST COMMUNITY TWO HINSCH houses. See Frank Mrs. the many beautiful floral offerings. 11:00 A. M.—Sunday school and T. Morgan. CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacDonald Bible classes for all. and sens, Wednesday. 2:15 P. M.—The La (Milton Harlan Greenlee, Pastor) For Rent Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDonald. dies FARM LANDS Mrs. Annie M. Gibson and sons. home. Aid meets at th Carl Gotsch Our growing church school opens Wednesday. 8:00 P. M.—The Wal- promptly at 10 o’clock every Sun ATTRACTIVE TERMS, long time Mr. William M. MacDonald. day morning under the direction lease on NW14NWÍ4 Sec. 23, Twp. 19 Haworth home Sunday after a pro ther League choir m e e t s at the of Mr. A. B. Hann. There is an in S„ Range 36 E. W. M. known as the church. teresting Bible class for every age longed visit at The Dalles Sanita Bob Russell place. KINGMAN KOLONY group. Morning worship is at 11 rium and at her daughter's home in See Frank T. Morgan. Portland. a. m. There will be a message in Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Mr. M. song by the Greenlee family quar Mrs. Claude Eachus spent Thurs Kurtz Superintendent. For Sale tette preceding the morning ser day visiting her mother at River- j L. Morning Worship 11 a. m. FARM LANDS mon. The pastor will preach on the Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m. FIVE ACRES good land with five view. subject. “Take Ye Away the Stone.” Maryanne Scholes of Payette is Evening Worship 8:30 p. m. room modern house and plenty visiting The two Epworth Leagues will meet her grandmother. Mrs. Ar ASSEMBLY OF GOD shade just outside city limits. Holly. at 7:30 p. m. The evening worship Sunset Valley Avenue Lon E. Fry. UJ exc. thur service begins with a half hour of Charles Hinman of Arena Valley For Sale congregational sirg ing at 8:30 p. transacted business in Bend Mon STOCK WANTED Clarence Brotzman, Pastor day. m. The service Sunday evening will be In charge of the Epworth and Mrs. Walter Bishop went Sunday Scool 10:00 A. M. DAIRY COWS, south of Payette on PAINTING, KALSOMINING, paper to Mr. Leaguers who attended Wallowa Mountain Sunday to Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. old highway. Some one at yards cleaning. Andy McGinnis, Phone look Mahogany Evangilistic Service 8:00 P. M. after their cattle. Lake Institute. If you h a v e no every forenoon. L. O. Schoen, 120 39M. 24Atfc. of the Catholic church Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 8:00 church home In Nyssa come and 9th St., south. Phone 233M. Payette, WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton of Members Parma are holding a picnic at. P. M. worship with us. Idaho. rags, must be of fair size, no ov Big Bend Park, Sunday, August 10. lace curtains nor other harsh Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of ona, Darlene and Barbara Hender ing and Elza's head had offered a JERSEY MILK cow. 7 years old. To eralls, materials. Journal office. 31 0 tfc. Caldwell were Sunday guests in the son. Mrs. John Rtdder, Dorothy and til the excitement was over. "Aftrr freshen about Aug. 5, tests 67%, home. The afternoon was spent it was all over I felt a sore spot on gives five gallons ir.ilk per day. O. WANTED—Highest prices paid for Phelan Hamilton was one of the Tommy. by the boys playing their dads In my head and reached up there and J. Pinkston, hi mile south of Big hides, wools, pelts, metals, fur 19 Billy F. F. A. boys who is enjoying an a game of baseball and foot races pulled off a gob of tar. The hide Bend Park. 31Jlxc. niture. The Nyssa Trader, main hl- outing at Wallowa Lake. came right off with it,” he added. way north. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and for the smaller children. This Is a great time for one to FOR SALE OR TRADE MAN DISH washer wanted. Steady lough their son, who is home on a fur have colds, here In the heat of the from camp at Albuquerque, summer. Mrs. Raffington has been Job. Brownie's Cafe. Cow Hollow New Mexico, were calling cn Bend TWELVE LOTS in block 71 Green's half laid up for six weeks with a Monday. Addition, Nyssa. Abstract. Three CITY PROPERTY friends, cold. Just can’t seem to shake It By The Happy Farmer coiners $150.00; nine Inside lots Mr. and Mrs W. F. Hamilton and Nlccum had had a se For Sale Donald attended a family gathering Roy Marjey has the same afflic off. Clarence $125.00 each. Hugh R. Ackley, cold for a week now and Is Seventh & Cleveland, Caldwell, Ida THREE ROOM modem home, two in Boise Sunday, given as a fare tion t h e old patriarch Job had. vere rather worried about It. And Sam ho. . ---------- 11J 4*p. screen porches large lot. trees, 1 well party to one of his neighbors Don’t know If his wife has told him Cates is really sick with a cold. He to "Curse God and die," yet. or not. has a good fever and Is chilling and flowers, garage, good cel who is leaving for camp. Sunday afternoon some of the lot of the time. FOR SALE—Milk Cows. Springer lawn lar, fenced yard. Priced right. Will Chalk Butte Grangers and two or a The Dairy. Allen Curtis, One eighth mile sell on easy terms to reliable party. boys have had their three other neighbors went In and combine Stephens north of Adrian. 6 A 2xp. Call Journal. Eastman Realty Office. up the Hollow and cut stacked a good-sized stack of hay most all of the grain. Doc. Rafflng- fer Roy. Some he had cut an d CORNELL'S BOWLING Alleys, equipment, also lease on the build Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Bodner and shocked before he went to boiling. and B. F. Bralton of Kansas Elza McCum came near to get ing. In Nyssa. Oregon. Terms Cash boys, visited at the C. C. Wyckoff home ting his house burned up Sunday or trade. See R. Cornell, Nyssa. 17J 4xp. Tuesday. Mrs. Bcdner and Mr. Bral morning. Elza and Fred La Shouse ton are sister and father of Mrs. were out milking and Helen came GOOD HOMESITES on First and Wyckoff. running out hollering fire. They ran Park, Cash or terms, Frank D. Betty Osterkamp of California and to the house and found Fred’s room Hall. 13Mtfc Irene Weeks called at the E. L. Jam all ablaze.. His house is built like home Sunday. those of so many of the rest of MODERN HOME, four rooms and ison Mr. Mrs. James Stephen of us new landers. At first it was a bath, 4 lots, plenty shade and Central and DR. J. C. BOWMAN lawn. City. Nebraska, are visiting shack and then improved Priced for quick sale. Ion at the home of their sons. James, one-room a little at a time here and there, Certain problems face those Veterinarian Root. 31J8xp. Joe, Fred and Gene Stephen. but still a fine fire-trap. Just one Alvin Cleaver had the misfortune door. The fire seemed to started in who are bereaved, and they NAMPA MATTRESS WORKS to get his finger in the ringer of a a pile of old papers In a comer, ran demand Immediate attention. washing machine. up the wall of old canvas stile, a rel- Phone 39W Makers of High Class Inner- Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Day visited at lco f old days, and was getting a Why n o t place those prob spring Mattresses. the Harold Hobbers home near Wil good start on the celling. It Just lems In the hands of people Phone 1437-W. Address: 220 18th der Sunday. happened that there was a tub full who understand them? We J. R. CUNDALL Mrs. Rasmussen ofSt. Paul, Ne of water handy that Helen had can help you In so many of St., Nampa, Idaho. 7-A 8xp. braska. is visiting at the home of filled-the night before. Elza said those troublesome details, so Dentist her daughter. Mrs. Fred Stephen and If he had been two minutes later please be sensible and let us Hh *fI 4a family. Sarazln Clinic getting there the whole house and remove these burdens from USE JOURNAL WANT ADS Last week finished up most of the In It would of burned your shoulders. NYSSA OREGON combining In this district and ev everything up. As it was. Fred's clothes ery one is busy haying this week. were burned up. all His of suit, and Mr and Mrs. Roy Markley and all except what he had boots on. Elza NYSSA LIBRARY daughters of Kansas spent Satur says, “the only casualty was my NYSSA FUNERAL HOME Mr. Vem Eachus of Reno, Ne day Open each week day from visiting at the C. C. Wyckoff bald head." The shed roof had been vada. spent the week end visiting home. 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. Ambulance Service Saturday, J p. m. to I p m. his mother. Mrs L. Eachus an d Friends and relatives gathered at covered with tar to keep from leak Phone 73W Nyssa ing. The fire had started It to melt- brother Claude and family. ALL PATRONS WELCOME the C. C. Wyckoff home Monday good landing. He never knew it lin Eachus and Betty took evening Librarian__ Mrs. S. B. Davl* him Mrs. to L. Caldwell In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Monday an dhe Caleb Bodener and family and Mr returned home from there. F Wyckoff who are visiting here Burton Blade of Nampa visited B Mrs. OPTOMETRIST L. Jamison entertained the evening in Dyre Roberts Chatter E. Box Save Real money for other Purposes “See Mi-Fall and See Better” Thursday Club at her home July home. 30. with 12 members present after H. R. Hatch returned to his du DR. J. A. McFALL ties at Nyssa CCC camp where B. the business meeting group survey By buying your Insurance at ing took up the greater part of the O. Roberts acted as substitute dur- afternoon. Refreshments of ice G R A H A M S IN S U R A N C E A ge n cy irgj his vacation period. sandwiches, cookies and Howard Van de Water of Kansas cream, punch were served. Next meeting Save from 20% to 48% on every policy is visiting his brother Boyce an d will be held at the home of Mrs, Both Stock and Mutual Companies— family. . Mr. and Mrs. George 8wtgert en Dave Mitchell, August 13. Absolutely NON-ASSESSABLE POLICIES tertained their children and their EYESIOHT SPECIALIST RICHLAND families at a family gathering Sun SPECIAL LOW RATES FOR HAY INSUR ONTARIO OREGON day in honor of Mr. Swtgert's btrth- Those who attended the picnic ANCE—SAVE 48% ON HAY INSURANCE that was g i v e n by the “Willing i day. . . who . Workers" WYCKOFF pig club were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Timm - of Fruitland at home on a furlough from Camp Floyd Adams and Mildred. An n a N YS S A R EA LTY JEWELRY STORE is Murray spent Wednesday visiting in Jean and Margene Gardiner. Mr Official Time Inspector for and Insurance Co. the Sweet home, and In the after and Mrs Tom Johnson. Jean and Union Pacific noon took Mr and Mrs Sweet to Anne. Mr. and Mrs O. E. Chelde- Phone 53 Donna Jean and Phyllis. Mr and ONTARIO OREGON ! Weiser to visit the Root family. lln. Mrs. M. E. Rogers returned to the Mrs. H. V Maw and family, Wln- Buena Vista Big Bend Maw. Lester Maw. vice president was in charge of the meeting. Each mem ber talked on hogs and their care. Next meeting will be at the John Rldder home August 15. From Bui ley— Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brower en joyed a two weeks visit with Mrs. Brower's sister Miss Norma Ander son of Burley, Idaho. ton takes biggest honors with sixty bushels of wheat per acre. The Nlccum boys had the new Jay Bee feed grinder up to grind three and one-half tons for Elza and a little less than two tons for Clar ence. That new kind of machine (at least new to this country) sure goes through a bln of grain. Ground El za's three and one - half tons of grain in less than an hour. Jim Trummel started digging his spuds Monday morning Tls hard to leave a crop in the field when we have put In so much work to raise It. but what Is a fellow going to do with a good crop of spuds now? George Gabriel, Lea Utter and Claud Britton have finished up stacking their second cutting hay. Claemce Nlccum was ready to start stacking Tuesday Frank Parker started cutting Monday and we all are Into the swing of haying again. Cow Hollow's portable hay der rick has temporarily suffered a wheel breakdown. Queer for a hay derrick. But this particular derrick does an awful lot of road work. All the six farmers that used It for the first cutting want It again and the seventh one who has a fine hay derrick of his own wants It for to stack sixteen acres of grain hay over the hill where he can’t get his own fine derrick to it. A merica O n G uard ! WILLING WORKERS MEET Hie Willing Workers 4-H Club met at the Freeman Rookstool home August 1, with five members and their leader Mrs. John Rldder. In ahsence of their president, Vernon Above is a reproduction o f Treasury Department’s Savings Poster, showing duplication o f the original Man” statue by famed Daniel Chester French. 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We have a large assort ment of street dresses in a wide variety of ma terial and styles, which we are closing out to make room for our New Stock. CLOSE OUT ON MEN’S WASH SLACKS A T K E S O N ’S S T O R E Men’s and Ladies Wearing Apparel Third and Main Streets, Nyssa
