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THE Classified Advertising I -A NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. He’s A Production Patriot RATBB: Two cent« per word for eech Issue. Minimum cash In ' advance Is 30c. MISCELLANEOUS For Sale POR SALE OR TRADE—I-acre, modern house, double gar- aa»> hen-house, pasture, well. Close In. Terms. H E. Collins, Box 600, Nyaaa. 170170 FOR SALE—Electric Range, inquire Idaho Power company office. 3D2xp ' FOR SALE —New shipment of book ends, vases, statuettes and other ornaments for Christmas presents Just arrived. Nyssa Furniture com pany. . . 3D2xp FOR BAIR— Three Axmlnlster rugs .with mats. Nyssa Furniture Co. , 3D3XP FOR SALE— Electric stove, table top white enamel 36 model excel lent condition. E. H. Brandt. 7 miles southwest of Nyssa. 3D3xp ♦-room OR SALE—Modem bouse fumiate«! SDNfo, 3D8xp 1 jarl Sessler. WANTED WANTED TO RENT—Would like to contact farm owner with full eq uipment who would be Interested In share cropping. Many years ex perience In raw-crop Irrigated far. ming. Can furnish plenty of refer ences. Harry Mast». FSA camp. 10D2xp Ust Your Property, farm and olty, to sell or rent. We have many jjragrteUve renters and buyers. A. L. Atkeson. 6Ntfo WANTED TO BUY—Two room house. Jake Fischer. 27ATPO. WB PAY HIGHEST PRICES for live fox feed horses. Phone S Pay ette. , 27Ntf« CITY PROPERTY For Rent RENT-amall two-room house. month. Mrs W. B. Hoxle. SDflxp FOR |8 per It Pays To Advertise KALSOM1NE, FAINT at competi tive prices. First class quality. Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and Highway 201, Phone 118. ISMtfc FARM LANDS FOR RENT—78 acres of farm land, 37 cultivation, remainder pasture. Mary F. Nichols, 1 mile east, 14 north of Kingman schoolhouse. 3D 2xp Butchering CUSTOM butchering every Mon day and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. Sanitary butchering guar&n teed. Phone 05-R-l. One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer. FASHION FOUNDATIONS Barcley and smart-form founda tion garments, Corsets, Girdles, Bra ssieres. Perfect fit assured by ex perienced corsetlere. Alice Collins Box 500, Nyssa. BISHOP FROM EMMETT HERE Bishop Beutler of the Emmett ward was a visitor at the Luther Fife h.me last week. He was on his way to Utah. Mrs. Henry Gannon of Los An geles. has come to Nyssa, prob ably to live for the duration of the war. Mr. Oannon is in the service. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fife spent Sunday evening in Parma visiting Mrs. Fife's mother, Mrs. Kristin Jensen, who is 87 years old. Presi dent Fife was in Emmett on busi ness for the church Sunday morn ing. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Of interest to her bfiends in Ny ssa Is the engagement of Miss Marie Holman, formerly of Baker, to Cor poral Robert R. Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilson of Nyssa. Miss Holman Is making her home with her sister. Mrs Lloyd Lewis of Nyssa. Oregon Trail In hard times and good, in peace and war, American farmers are real production patriots, declares the U. S. Department of Agricul ture. Prices haven’t always been good during the past 12 years, but farmers have kept the nation’s pantries full. Today farm prices are 2 percent above those of 1929—but farmers are producing more than 26 percent more than in 1929, an all-time record harvest. The Merry Matrons club met at the heme of Alberta Bowen Wed nesday afternoon with Nora Snod grass assisting. The afternoon was spent embroidering for the hostess. Two guests, Virginia Brandt and Evelyn Mitchell, and 11 mem ber answered roll call with house hold hints. Plans were made for the club’s annual Christmas party which will be held Dec. 16. at the home of Jennie Benson with Opal Holmes as co-hostess. Pcllyanna Christmas gifts will be exchanged Mothers are to provide a wrapped gift for each small child for a gift exchange. The club quilt will be given away. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr and Mrs Eldo Thompson of Portland have been visiting at the Marion Chard home. They left for their home Sunday. Mrs. Hans Wurl Is still in a ser ious condition. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Holmes made a business trip to Dead Ox Flat, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Chard en tertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Eldo Thompson of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes and Thurman Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen were dinner guests Tuesday evening at the Gene Brandt home. H -J Strain Clinic OREOON NY88A L.D.S. News PAULUS JEWELRY STORE W fiM Pacific Time Inspect« JBWBLRY — DIAMOND« WATCHES ai»tTi street at Second WYCKOFF JEWELRY STORE Official Time Inspector for Union Pacific ONTARIO OREGON KELLER’S CABINET SHOP OKI* aan make p . O . Box 88 U or w* repair It 8HOE SHOPS Abbott's Shoe Shop reoairtm from poet office. Legal Advertisement NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT. NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, that the first and final account of Douglas M. McDonald, Administ rator of the estate of Elizabeth J. McDonald, sometimes written Mac Donald, deceased has been filed in the County Court of Malheur Cou nty, State of Oregon, and that Saturady the 2nd day of January 1943 at the hour of 11 o’clock A. M., has been duly appointed by such court as the time for the hearing of said account and any and all objections to same, and the settle ment thereof, at which time any person interested In said estate may appear and file objections to said account and report, In writing and be heard thereon. November 30th 1942. Douglas M. McDonald Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth J. McDonald, deceased. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR General Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon November 19, 1942. NOTICE is hereby given that Roberta Whitt Hall, formerly Roberta E. Whitt, Widow of Rich ard H. Whitt, Of 520*4 N. 7th St., Boise, Idaho, who, on April 28, 1938, made Original Homestead Entry, Act 6-17-02, No. 031132, for Farm Unit “B" or Lot 4, SW*4- NW',4. SWUSE*',V.7H4, Section 1, Township 23 S„ r nge 46 E. Wil lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to ths land above described, before Frank T. Morgan, Notary Public, at Nyssa, Oregon, on the 30th day of December, 1942. Claimant names as witnesses: L. E. Woods, Mrs. L. E. Woods, C. C. Fenley, and Mrs. C. C. Fen- ley, all of Rt. 1, Homedale, Idaho. W. F. Jackson, Register. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR General Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon November 2, 1942 Notice Is hereby given that Mer- wln William Stanley, of Route I, Homedale, Idaho, who, on March 5, 1938, made Original Homestead En try, Act 6-17-02, Oo. 031060, for Farm Unit "A” or the S14NEI4, N*4 SEli, Section 35, Township 22 8., Range 46 E„ Willamette Merid ian, has filed notice of Intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Frank T. Morgan, Notary Public, at Nyssa, Oregon, on the 14th day of December, 1942. Claimant names as witnesses: Robert Robertson, Perle Davis, C. B. Clauson, and Floyd McKague, all of Route 1, Homedale, Idaho. W. F. JACKSON Register. 75c — je w e l r y s t o r e s Ontario were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Skinner Sunday. Joe C:dr arrived home from a visit to his son in California the first of last week. Mrs Charles Culbertson and son, Larry and Mrs Arnold Slippy and daughter. Carrol, were business visitors in Ontario Monday. Mrs Earl Strtcklan is 111. Friends gathered at the home of Mrs Annie Oregg Friday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs George Oregg. who are here from Athens, Georgia. Mrs Martha Kllngback entertain er at dinner for Mrs. Annie Oregg, and son, William, and daughter. Evelyn, of Sunset Valley, Lillian Gregg of Portland. Mrs Victor Loucks and daughter, Janet, of Scio, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs Wallace Gregg and son, Richard, of Rich land district, Mr and Mrs George Oregg of Athens, Georgia, Miss Margaret Klingback of Boise, and Mr and Mrs Jesse Oregg of Nyssa. with the congregation singing Miss Onita Dispain has return “Lord, Accept Our True Devotion”. ed from Ontario, where she visit Dart Bybee pronounced the bene ed her sister, Mrs. Even Garner, who has a baby boy. Mr. and “Peace will not come among the diction. Mrs. Gamer are former Nyssa resi GAS RATIONING LOWERS children of men, until all wicked ATTENDANCE AT SUNDAY dents. ness is wiped out.” LEADERSHIP MEETINGS POST SCHOOL ""SUNDAY SCHOOL TAKES PONED UNTIL FURTHER With a potential enrollment of CHARGE OF EVENING 8ERVICE 700 In bhe Nyssa ward, there were Last Sunday evening the Sunday only 57 who turned out to Sun- Due to gas NOTICE rationing and the school put on the program for dap school services last Sunday cold weather, Bishop has the church services. Bishop Arvel morning. This drop In attend announced that there Childs will be no Childs presided and Melvin Jensen ance Is thought due to the gas leaderships meetings held the conducted. The services started at rationing, as many members come ward on Thursday evenings in as be 7:30 P. M. with congregational from outlying districts. Meeting fore. The bishopric will meet at singing led by Ellen Brower with Started at 10:30 with Helen An their individual homes to take care Dorthea Lewis at the piano. E.W. PRUYN derson playing the preliminary business matters of O. R. Anderson, a member of the music. Bishop Childs presided with of tihe important church. bishopric, was the first speaker. O. J. Williams conducting the ser Clyde Dabb, formerly of Har- Auto Repairing He chose his sermon from the vices. For the first time in many risville, Utah, has moved his fam November Issue of the Improve Sundays there was none tardy. ily to the George Oannon house Reboring, Valve Grind ment Era, a magazine that Is mail COVERED DISH LUNCH on Alberta avenue. Bernard Eastman ed all over the world by the church HELD TUESDAY ing, Lathe work. Parts Those wishing to contact Mrs. from Salt Lake City. He told the Last Tuesday at 10 A. M. the Selma Poulson, who is in Ogden people that the Ward Teachers Ladies Relief society held Its work Insurance Reel Estate and accessories medical attention, may reach would soon bring to them a spec and business session. The wo for ial message from the presidency men In this group, recognize home- her by writing to 509 26th street, in Phone 64 of the church. making as an art, perhaps the most care cf Mrs. Milton Carver. Phone 56w Owyli e e NYSSA OREGON A vocal trio entitled, “I Heard Important art of all. Manp ar A president's council meeting for a Forest Praying", was rendered ticles that will be sold at the the Relief society was held at the Bom to Mr and Mrs Norman by Marie Holman, Onlta Despaln bazaar were finished. At noon a Clarence Aston home last Thursdap Douglas November 29 at Ontario a covered dish lunch was served evening. and Dorthea Lewis. son, named Norman Dean. LADIES! cafeteria style. Those unable to Clarence Aston was the next WORD FROM BOYS IN Born to Mr and Mrs Keith Kygar speaker. “Happiness and Abund attend at 10 a. m. attended at 2, SERVICE 1 in Adrian a son named ant Living" was his subject. In to hear the “Work and Business" Word has been received from December Jesse Keith. explaining how to receive more lesson given by Mrs. Kenneth Cot . Miller „ Jensen, who is studying to . . . he , is now stationed . . Mr and Mrs ar- . abundant living he said, “When a tle. The lesson was centered be pilot, . . that _,,___ George r. Gregg . Wed- = f a Hobbs, from Athens, Georgia person spends all of his time ac around "New-Fashioned Thrift", at New Mexico. He is „ rlved nesday for a week’s visit with re cumulating wealth, he is missing the aim being to eliminate house son of Mrs. Mary Jensen. and friends. out on more Important things. The hold wastes. The motto “Waste Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aston latives Mr and Mrs G. L. McMillan of not, want not" was used. These young people should be our great have received word frem her sister est concern, because they are^ the meetings, held on the second in California that Willard A. Aaton, ■ m h iiii : in in mmtmiitHu n iiu ii mm iw id Tuesday of each month, are open who has been stationed at Long men and women of tomorrow.” The meeting came to a close to all women who care to attend. Beach, California, In the maritime RICHARD TAYLOR LOSES service, has left the U. S. and is FINGER now at sea. Richard Taylor injured his right Mrs. Reta Taylor, who for quite hand last Saturday while operating some time has been employed at a machine at the sugar factory. He Wray’s Dime store as supervisor Let us do your Holiday Baking! Save your sugar lost his index finger when he tried of clerks, is now employed at the to pull back from the machine. Golden Rule store in Nyssa. . . .and serve delicious Sugar City bakery pas After receiving medical attention Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Anderson and at the Sarazin clinic, he was re Lee and Helen, were In Ontario tries. A treat for any table! moved to the Nyssa nursing home last Saturday on a shopping tour. Saturday evening. He was releas Mrs. Earl Purvia has moved her ed from the nursing home Sunday family to Nyssa. They have been FRUIT CAKE morning. Mr. Taylor Is secretary living In Parma. Mr. Purvis Is In P ss H __ of the Young Men’s Improvement the U. S. service. gThe Pyramids of EgyptE association of the L.D.S. church. Mrs. Melvin Jensen, who has I i OPTOMETRISTS FAMILIES LEAVING been suffering with arthritis in Tin a world of change and chaos,s lb. NYSSA her right elbow. Is reported to be | the pyramids of Egypt symbolizeE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen and feeling much better. She is able Lasting freshness ! DR. J. A. McFALL Infant son, Hans Arthur, left Nys- to move her arm without so much Ian ageless tribute to the mem-E ••gee McFaB and See Better" ¡ory of men. No less lasting mo-S sa last Wednesday for Portland | pain now. SPECIAL where they will make their home NEWS BOX PLACED IN [nument to the memory of yourS while Mr. Hansen works in the CHAPEL ones Is the beauty andE Christina* Cookies shipyards. Mr. Hansen was form As it Is Impossible to contact ¡loved dignity of a Nyssa Funeral“ erly in the Sunday school superin all members of the church and ;qulet tendency here. realizing that many may have IHome service. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bush have j news of interest and Importance jCome to us in time of need. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST gone to Rigby, Idaho, where Mrs to readers of this column, a news Bush will stay While her husband box has ben placed in the hall ONTARIO OREOON is in the army. Mr. Bush left for of the L.D.S. chapel. All who NYSSA FUNtKAl HOME | Salt Lake City soon after leav have news of visitors, parties, | PHYSICIANS Ambulance Service ing Nyssa. marriages and other happenings Phone 73W Nyssa = are invited to place the articles In DINNER GUESTS AND LARGE PLATE GLASS the box. VISITORS L. A. Moulding, M.D. Miiiiiiiiiiiiiii in mu i'l l ! 11I I in i i in 11 « n il in m nut Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Anderson MIRROR GIVEN FREE Physician and Surgeon and family were dinner guests at Phone 17 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 8 Jensen last Thursday. Dafly—Except Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown had Fry Building as their dinner guests last Sunday Miss Let ha Moes of Owyhee. Mrs. Woodrow Callahan SARAZIN CLINIC had Mr. as and their guests last J. J. Sarazin, M. D. Saturday Mr. and dinner Mrs Joseph Cal lahan and son. Eve Leuck, G. N. George Gabriel, who recently General practice of medicine X-Ray physiotherapy moved to Alberta avenue, is suffer ing from pernicious anemia In both is unable to walk. MISCELLANEOUS legs, Miss and Vera E. Jensen came to GET A GLAMOROUS NEW HAIRDO! Nyssa from Boise to visit her NYSSA AERIE mother, Mrs. Mary Jensen, last Get ready for the holiday rush with a new del F. O. E. NO. 2134 week. She is a Junior student nurse at St. Luke's hospital. iberately pretty hairdo . . . one that befits your Meets Wednesday Night RETURNS FROM TRIP AT MOLES HALL Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Bybee and dress-up attire as well as your busy wartime malting Eagles Welcome three children, and Keith Bybee. HARRY MINER Sac. With each dining room suite purchased be have returned from a week’s visit days. Choose flattering, little-girl ringlets or KT USB In Ogden, where they visited tween now and Christmas. friends and relatives. They stayed sophisticated bangs. Let us design the coiffure at the home of Leslie Stoker, who Laundries_____ is foreman on a defense project most suitable, most becoming for you! Many other appropriate gifts for Christmas. just south of Ogden. Nyssa's Own * Nyma Owned Rosel Anderson, son of Mr. and — seventh E Park Streets — Mrs. O. R. Anderson, returned to j Phone It* NYSSA FURNITURE CO. Nyssa after a two-week visit In ' While there he stayed at j Nyssa Steam Laundry Ogden. CLARENCE ASTON ERMA HAMLIN the home of William Saundrson He also did some defense work. Professional And Business Directory DENTISTS J. R. CUNDALL Dentist PAGE THREE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1942 Ruth’s Beauty Nook Sugar City Bakery Í i A* *?’
