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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1943 . Classified Advertising PA HR THREE due soon. Increases are made poss The Mars family, who have been A group of friends surprised Mr. the Shop at the J. Oram, of Rt. 1, Homsdals, ible by location of considerable a- living on the KS and D. ranch and Mrs Marlon Chard'a week ago pany Wracking yard. He Will do ra Barkley Idaho, Who. cn May 34. 1938, mads mounts of 1942 machinery in hands the past year, moved to Nyssa last Saturday evening. Three tables diator soldering and general auto Honwstead entry, Act June 17, 1902, of dealers and distributors, and the week. of pinochle were in play. Mrs: F. and tractor repairing. No. 031181, for Farm Unit "A” or allocation of additional steel to ma Marjory Orris was a dinner guest O. Holmes and Marion Chard won the SWtiNE*. NW>iSE>4. Section nufacturers. Even after increases, of Wilma Bullard Sunday. first prizes and Mrs. R. W. Holmes Jobs Available— 14. Township 22 S„ Range 46 E„ however, amount of new machinery Fred Shilling and family of Col- and J. E. Bowen consolation prizes. Four new civilian war service Jobs Willamette Meridian, has filed not arado have moved onto the KJS.- available will still be a great deal H. E. Byers of Tacoma spent were announced today by the Uni ice of Intention make flml Pr &D. ranch. That was formerly oc several days with his brother, F. ted States clvlal service commission, oof, to establish to claim RATES: Two oenta per word lor each issue Minimum cash In less than last year, emphasizing the cupied the land by the Derrell Williams fa S. Byers, and family, leaving Sun according to Ralph A. Lawrence, above described, before to FYank need for keeping old equipment in T. advance Is 30c. mily. Mrs Shilling Is a daughter of day afternoon for his home. good repair. local secretary of examiners. Appli Morgan, Notary Public, at Nyasa. Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. cants are sought as crop product American food has been a vital Mr and Mrs Tony Marosttca. factor in keeping Russia in the war Mr and Mrs Jack Ray of Ogden J. E. Bowen Tuesday evening with ion specialists. Junior soil conserva Oregon, on the 36th. day of Feb this past year. Secretary Wickard arrived last week at the home of a pinochle party. High score prizes tionists. historical specialists and ruary, 1943. MISCELLANEOUS declares. Warning that American Mrs Ray’s parents, Mr and Mrs Ira were awarded to Mr. nad Mrs. printer’s assistants (women). Claimant names is witnesses: For Sale KALSOMINE. PAINT at competi civilians will have to "tighten belts’* Ure, for a visit with her brother. F. G. Holmes and consolation Floy Dazey. Frank Dasey, Billy Fisk, to make more food available for the Van, before he leavee to enter the prizes to Mrs. Marlon Chard and Ed. Underdahl. all of Rt. 1, Home- FOR SALE--Four room house, mod tive prices. First class quality. armed Legal Advertisement R. J. Holmes. and our allies, he es army. dale. Idaho. ern except heat. Two lots, good Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and timates forces that those food requirments Jake Groot is putting a new sh Mr. and Mrs. William DeGrofft W. F. JACKSON. location, reasonable price. Bernard Highway 201, Phone 118. 16Mtfc will probably NOTICE OF HEARING OF double last year’s. ingle root on his house. were hosts Saturday evening at a Register. Eastman. 31DTFC. FINAL ACCOUNT Mrs Otis Bullard, Mrs Theo Ma- pinochle party. Three tables of MILK FOR CIVILIANS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, that therly and Mrs Anna Dali visited Another three million cases of ev pinochle were In play with high FASHION FOUNDATIONS BABY CHICKS—You get more pro- milk are being released Mrs Virgil Halady and daughter prizes being awarded to Mr. and the first and final account of Clar UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT tits. Uncle Sam gets more eggs If Barcley and smart-form founda aporated A. Reece, Executor of the last at the home of her mother .Mrs Cl from government stocks for civilian Mrs. FYank Parr. Traveling prizes ence OF THE INTERIOR you start with Thompson's Purina tion garments, Corsets, Girdles, Bra consumption. This brings the total arence Burd, last Saturday. will and testament and estate of were won by F. O. Holmes and General Land Offtee at Embryo-fed Chelc-R-Chix. For del ssieres. Perfect fit assured by ex released in the last six weeks to fi Mr and Mrs Ellis Warner and Roy Holmes and consolation prizes John F. Reece, deceased, has been The Dalles, Oregon ivery every Wednesday and Satur perienced corsetlere. Alice Collins ve million cases. family and Mrs Warner’s mother. were won by Mrs. Nell Dimmlck filed In the County Court of Malh January 13, 1943. day. Thompsons Ontario hatchery, Box eur County, Oregon and that the 500, Nyssa. Mrs Lillie Dement, were dinner gu PRIORITIES FOR FERTILIZER and F. G. Holmes. NOTICE is hereby given that Le Box 578, Ontario, Oregon. 4FTFC. ests at the Harry Hull home near The pupils of the Oregon Trail 20th day of March 1943, at the hour onard The following crops got “first King, Assignee of Olive Bart- FOR SALE OR RENT—Two room priority” on the supply of chemical Vale Sunday. of 11 o’clock AM has been fixed enjoyed a valentine party by FOR SALE—As I have sold my fa house. Phone 143J. 21JTFC fertilizers containing nitrogen: Fib While Elmer Hill and hia neigh school the Court as the time for the enhagen, heir of Matthias M. Smith, Friday afternoon. After the val hearing of objections to said first rm. I will sell some seed barley and FOR RENT—40 acre farm for rent er and seed flax, potatoes, hybrid bors were loading hogs last week entines of Homedale, Idaho, who, on July were distributed refresh Wheat, one good family guernsey for cash. 5 room house with water com for seed, dried beans, snap for market, a sow bit Mr Hill In ments were served. Several pre and final account and the settle 17, 1914, made Desert Lend Entry, ment thereof, at which time any cow. C. C. Cotton. 11F2XC piped In. 7 miles southwest of Ny and lima beans, beets, cabbage, car the back of the leg, requiring nine school children were visitors. person interested in said estate Act 3-3-77, now 6-17-08, No. 031818, rots. kale, onions, all peas, peppers, stitches. may appear and file objection th for Ftorm Unit "B” or the StiNHK, FOR SALE—Uncertified netted gem ssa. R. G. Boyles, Route 2. 1F4XP spinach, sweet com, tomatoes, veg Mrs Frank Lewis Is able to be up Takes Over Shop- seed potatoes. $2 per 100, bulk. One FOR SALE—New chick Jamesway etable seeds, and prunes, apricots some now,after a recent operation. Bill Marsh has assumed charge of ereto In writing and contest the Section 12, Township 33 6.. Rang# same. Upon the settlement of said 46 B., Willamette Meridian, has fll- mile southwest of Ontario on Ala electric brooder. Leslie Young 3 mi and peaches for drying. Growers of Diana L&ytock is staying at the account said estate will be closed, td notice of intention to make final meda drive. J. D. Oilmore. llF3xc les Northwest of Adrian. 18F3xp these "A" crops are permitted to home of Mr and Mrs J. M. Wagner. and the balance of the assets now obtain enough fertilizer for a stan In the hands of the Executor will Proof, to establish claim to the land FOR SALE—400-egg electric Incub FOR SALE—Carload of fence posts. dard application on 1943 acreage. INSURANCE 18Flxc. All other crops have been designat be distributed In accordance with above described, before Carl H. Co- ator. $45 or trade for spud seed. Nyssa Lumber Co. the provisions of zsld will. Harry Rataezyk, route 2, Nyssa FOR SALE—Work horses. C. M. ed “B" crops, and growers may ob ad, Notary Public, at Nyasa, Oregon, Feb. 11, 1943 18F2xP Tensen. on the 23d. day of February, 1943. tain fertilizer only If it was applied All kinds of Standard Corporal Charles Wilson, son of 18FTFC to the "B" crop by the farmer or on Clarence A. Reece, Executor Claimant names as witnesses: and Mrs Charlie Wilson, arrived automobile and fire in Estate of John F. Reece, de Bvan Gheen, of Ontario, Oregon; the farm during the 1940-41 or Mr on Monday evening for a few days’ surance. WANTED ceased. 1941-42 seasons. JOURNAL’S visit with his parents and grand _______________________________ Ruby Oheen, of Ontario, Oregon; mother. He is with the medical de SALE CALENDAR UNITED 8TMTB8 DEPARTMENT Olive Bartenhagen, of Homedale, We also write sec WANTED- Steady job by the mon tachment of the army and navy Idaho; Carl Bartenhagen, Homedale, OF th or on crop-share basis. Many At the northwest corner of New VICTORY FOOD HINTS general hospital in Hot springs, Ar urity bonds. Idaho. U i aural Land Offtee at years experience in irrigated farm Plymouth, kansas. W. F. JACKSON. Idaho just east of Pal The Dalles, Orano by Leona Anderson ing. Harry Maston, FSA camp. umbo Packing House, on Saturday, Mrs C. C. Cotton entertained at a Register. A. L. ATKESON January 14. 1943 Home Service Advisor 18F2xP February 20, 1943. Sale starts at one 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday for NOTICE is hereby given that Idaho Power Company daughter, Mrs Mary Vander- o'clock. 5 head Cattle, 8 horses, BRAINS AND SWEETBREAD her WANTED—A farm to rent, prefer Farm pool of Burley Idaho. The guests Machinery, including John TREATS IN EUROPE" 40 to 80 acres of the new bench la Deere Combine 1941 model, and ARE Mrs Raymond Holton, Mrs I have heard husbands say “I like included nd near Nyssa or upper Owyhee. Household Goods. Mrs Vivian Kn brains Harvey Holton, Mrs Frank Newblll, and sweetbread but my wife Mrs Have 19 years experience in pred ight, L. J. Josephson & Lee Hone, never cooks Carl Hill, Mrs Stanley Hill, them.” “All she can Mrs Robert iction of hay, seeds, corn, livestock owners. Col. Bert Anderson, Auct- think of is steak, Clark, Mrs Dale Ash chops, hamberger, In Malheur county. Write full Infor lonneer. craft, Mrs William Toomb, Mrs etc.” mation to A. D. Moses, Elgin, Oreg Wesley Piercy, Mrs FYank Cum With due credit to the restricted on. 1F4 x P Miss Mae Beaumont and the meats, of course, but with meat rat mins, honor guest. The afternoon was sp ioning In sight housewives must be ent FURNITURE WANTED—We pay pinochle. gin to think of the Variety Meats Mr In and playing highest prices for used furniture. OOP Mrs C. C. Cotton enter as a perfect substitute for steaks, tained Nordale F’umlture company. 21Jtfc at dinner and cards Satur Having sold my ranch, I will sell all my personal property. Sale will start right chops, etc. They must find easy day evening for Mr and Mrs Frank after lunch. Located two miles south and five miles west on Enterprise av and attractive ways to cook them. Newbill of Newell WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for Heights, Mr and »•t*” Sweetbread and brain furnish us live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay Mrs Dale Ashcraft, Cliff Beaumont, enue and 14 mile north on Jefferson drive, or 7 miles from Nyssa. with the same amount of protein Mae Beaumont. ette. 27NtfC as steak and brains also have iron and Mr Miss and Mrs Ray Cartwright of in them. Vitamin A Is found In Big Bend were dinner guests In the WANTED—Manure hauler. See Fr Sweetbreads. Animal protein is the Cartwright home Sunday. ank T. Morgan. 17Dtfc best protein so see that your fam Arthur Mrs Raymond Holton entertained JAPANESE TO HELP it often. at dinner Thursday for Mr and WANTED—To rent with option to Japanese evacuees, who helped ily It has would be smart to keep a file R. R. Robbins of Arena Vall buy 2 or 3 acres with modern house. Malheur county farmers cultivate of recipes on the Variety Meats and Mrs Miss Helen Rrtbbtns of Rioeeberg 1 Team of bay geldings, 12 years old. 1 Bay horse, 5 years old, 1500 pounds, A. L. Atkeson. 14JTPC and harvest 12,000 acres of sugar Alternates so that when the meat ey, and Mrs Harvey Holton. beets last year, will give even great rationing starts, you would have so and Mrs Mr Elsie Heltz of Boise spent Weight 3400 pounds, well matched and broke and gentle, WANTED—List your property, farm er assistance to 1943 farm product me to start you out. You know shoe Monday and Tuesday In the home well broke, sound. 1 Saddle pony, gentle for children. and city, to sell or rent. We have ion through a program now being rationing came over night, Meat of her parents, Mr and Mrs FYank many prospective renters and buy worked out by the department of Rationing may be the same. ers. A- I*. Atkeson. 14JTPC agriculture and the war relocation CREAMED BRAIN ON TOAST Frederick. Mr and Mrs William Toomb and authority. Plans are to place many 1 pound brains Dorothy and Dickie were in Boise 1 Durham cow, 5 years old, giving four gallons now. of the American Japanese on farms Water Monday. as year-round laborers 4 T. butter or meat drippings Mr and Mrs Charlie Wilson and 1 Holstein cow, 5 years old, springer. 1 Red cow, 5 years aid, springer. BETTER NUTRITION PLANNED 4 T. flour E.W. PRUYN Charles and Forestine and Mrs 1 Black heifer, 3 years old, fresh in April. j Over seven million bushels of Or- 2 cups milk Mayfield visited in Ontario Wed 4 Durham heifers, 2 years old, fresh in April. I egon wheat have been moved to fe 1 t. salt nesday. ed lots and troughs in the past 12 1-8 t. pepper Auto Repairing Mrs Arthur Cartwright and sons, 1 Durham heifer, 3 years old, calf by side. t*. » . months through the government’s 4 slices toast feed wheat program. Almost four Remove membrane from brains. and Miss Lois Hibbard were In Par 1 Purebred shorthorn bull, 6 months old. Reboring, Valve Grind million Friday afternoon. bushels were fed on Oregon 20 minutes in water to wh ma Miss urm n Jeanett Martin spent the 1 Holstein cow, 5 years aid, springer. 1 Durham cow, 5 years old, springer. farms. The rest was shipped to fe Simmer ing, Lathe work. Parts eders ich one teaspoon of salt and one Roan cow, 5 years old, springer. 1 Durham and Guernsey heifer, 3 years week-end with her parents, Mr and in other western states by the tablespoon of vinger have been ad Mrs Conrad Martin. Commodity Credit corporation. Durham heifer, 2 years old. old, fresh in April. and accessories ded for each quart of water used. MORE MACHINERY and plunge ______________ into cold water. Durham steers, short yearling. 4 Durham heifers, 6 months old. Upward adjustments in county ^ Drain ^ _____ Melt fat and stir in flour. Add ml- Phone 56w quotas for many items of rationed j ‘¡a‘u "and“ pepper and cook until farm equipment and machinery are lhlck_ stirrlng constantly. Break Merry Matrons club met at [ brains into small pieces and add the The home 25 Feeder pigs, 50 to 100 pounds Viola Adams with Ol- 1 Spotted Poland China sow. to cream sauce. Serve hot on toast. adys Davis of co-hostess Wednesday 1 Stag, 300 pounds, good butcher hog. (Purebred spotted Poland ma pigs. BREADED SWEETBREADS afternoon. The afternoon was sp 2 pairs sweetbreads ent doing Red Cross sewing. In Water guessing contests Bonnie Gregg and 1 egg. beaten Opal Holmes won prizes. 17 mem Bread Crumbs 700 bushels of good dry com. bers and three guests, Anna Whit 150 Bushels of barley. 1 t. salt man, Arlene Seward and Rhoda 150 bushels of wheat. Grain will be sold in small lots. 1-8 t. pepper Mettlen, were present. Anna Whit 2 T. Drippings Seward and Evelyn Remove membrane from sweet man, Arlene Joined the club. The club breads. Simmer 20 minutes in wat Mitchell will meet at the home of Opal Hol 230 Rhode Island red pullets, one year old; Russell special mating, laying ab er to which one teaspoon of salt mes February 24 with Marie Hol and one tablespoon of vinger have mes assisting. Roll call will be so out 75 per cent now. been added for each quart of wat mething patriots. Refreshments er used. Drain and plunge into co served by the hostesses. OPTOMETRISTS DENTISTS ld water. Roll In egg. diluted, and were The Oregon Trail PTA will meet bread crumbs, and season with salt FYiday DR. J. A. McFALL afternoon at the school- and pepper. Brown in hot dripp J. R. CUNDALL 20 tons of good alfalfa hay. house. Pounder's day will be ob ings. “Sea Me Fall and So* Belter" served with a special program and Dentist refreshments will be served. A sil Phone 58-J ver offering will be taken. S u u tn Clinic Iron wheel wagon with rack. 1 Good hay rack . NYSSA OREGON Hay rake, McCormick. 1 Three-section drag harrow. There were 38 present at Sunday school Sunday. The Bible class ga “PEACE ETERNAL IN 1 Two-row John Deere com planter. 1 Valley mound corrigator. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST JEWELRY STORES ve the closing exercise. Sunday Sc 1 Oliver com cultivator. 1 Jackson fork, 6 tines. ONTARIO OREGON hool will be opened at 10:30 next A NATION UNITED” 2 sets of harness. 1 Self-feed hog feeder. Sunday. 1 Hog house. 2 Hay slips. Mrs Louise Gregg’s Infant son, PAULUS who has been ill with pneumonia, 1 Feed grinder, horse power. 1 Disc harrow, three-horse. JEWELRY STORE Is much Improved. Mrs Gregg is at | 1 Electric brooder, 250-chick capacity. 1 Wooden wheel wagon with box. Union Pacific Time Inspector PHYSICIANS the home of her uncle, Otis Bull 1 Mower, McCormick-Deering, good shape. JEWELRY — DIAMONDS ard. WATCHES Rev. Chandler of Caldwell was 1 Two-way plow, 14 inch with n double-trees. an overnight guest at the George 1 Spring tootlj harrow, two-section. 1 Single row corn planter. Main street at Second Moeller home Feb 9. He held a bo L. A. Moulding, M.D. ard 1 John Deere nisc cultivator. 1 Com shelter, two noles with sacker. meeting of the Arcadia Sun Physician and Surgeon day school and gave a Bible lesson. 10 Panels, 14 feet long. 1 Wooden float. WYCKOFF Mrs Clyde Bowers and Mrs Geo- ! Phone St 1 Small forge. 5 Collars. rge Moeller attended a pink and | Hours: 10 to 13 and 1 to 5 JEWELRY STORE 1 McCormick-Deering cream separator, good shape. blue shower February 12 for Mrs Dally—Except Sunday Official Time Inspector for 2 Oil barrels. 1 Swather for 6-foot mower. Perry Richmond at the home of In a world at war, th« Fry Building Union Pacific Mrs Wendell Richmond at Valley nal Light P n n Memorial at Some new lumber. 25 pounds of alfalfa seed. ONTARIO OREGON View. Octtyzburg takas on new 1 Dining table and four chairs. Some grass seed. Mrs Ada Butler vf Ontario spent meaning, as an undying mon Other household goods and other articles too numerous to mention. week at the Vera Butler home < ument to 'Peace Eternal.” No SARAZIN CLINIC last Pearl and Marjory Orris were leas fitting tribute to the me SHOE SHOPS LUNCH SERVED ON GROUNDS at a party given for their of your loved ones is J. J. Sarazin, M. D. hostesses Sunday school class at their home mory the lasting beauty of a per Priday evening There were 11 pre fect Nyiaa Funeral Home ser Abbott’* Shoe Shop Eve Leuck, G. N. sent. Including the teacher, Mrs vice an Musa of shoe and harnasa aererai practice of medlrim ElUs Warner They had a Bible st repairing X-Ray Physiotherapy udy. Then games were played and | from poet office. NYSSA FUNERAL refreshments were served by the Kingman Kolony PUBLIC SALE Farm WAR NEWS Th u rsd ay, F e b . 25 4 HORSES 4 24 CATTLE 24 Oregon Trail Professional And Business Directory 27 HOGS 27 GRAIN POULTRY HAY HOME t T. C. Johnson, Owner | Col. Bert Anderson, Auctioneer I L. H. Fritts, Clerk <*&**&*> FARM MACHINERY Arcadia
