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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JULY 8, 1943 Classified I num and baby of Ontario visited Mrs Orlin PA0E THREE Black of boards Caldwell. tended the rodeo at Baker the 4th. | apply to their local ration in Nyssa over the holidays. Mrs Martha Lorensen is recuper Jim Langton of Owyhee, who has j for more if ncessary. Mrs Mary Cooper celebrated her ating from a major operation in an been working in the Swan island, COFFEE: Stamp No.- 24 (1 lb )-Is birthday July 5 Mrs Cooper recently Aimsworth, Nebraska hospital. Mrs shipyards at Portland is vacation- j * 5 °od through June 30. Stamp 21 I Put Your Payroll Savings on a Family Basis me;s ._VaUd, ,ior one P °und July | returned frcm a trip to California, Lorensen, who has been caring for ing at his heme at the Ow>hee ^ 22 to August 11. Mali* 10 par cant and is a visiting teacher in the Re her mother-in-law near Aimsworth, corner store. Mr. Langton said the FUEL O IL : Period 5 coupcns valid I had planned to be home this week food problem is intensely severe on in all zones until September 30. RATES: Two cent* per word lor each Issue Minimum cash In lief society. Point but will now be delayed six weeks the coast. People still have enough Mr and Mrs Clarence Aston and SHOES: Stamp No. 18 (1 pair) is I advance Is 30c. or lcnger. valid through October 31. fam ily enjoyed the holidays in Na H ie home nursing class was st to eat but not a variety and not This is a family war. Pat MEATS. ETC.: Red stamps J, K. chclce food, by any means. mpa. arted Friday afternoon with 15 st yourWarBondbuying through L.M.N, expire June 30. Red stamp I M r and Mrs William Lane left udents registered. More are expect the payroll savings plan on a P becomes valid June 27; Q beco BUTCHERING family plan, which means fig Saturday evening on a fishing trip ed at Wednesday's meeting. mes valid July 4; R on July 11 S on M r and Mrs Burtt Trueblood and ure It out yourself. Custom butchering every Monday to Baker county. They viewed the July 18. A ll expire July 31. baby of Homedale called at the PROCESSED POODS: Blue st FO R SALE—Parma-water-llfter No. and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. parade, marking the 100th anniver butchering guaranteed. sary of the Old Oregon Trail, in Charles Wilson home Monday a ft amps K, L. M. continue good th Legal Advertisement 3, almost new. Also No. 1 scighum Sanitary ernoon. Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa Baker. rough July 7, Blue stamps N, P, mill and evaporator-pan ready to The fam ily cf Mrs Annie Gregg UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer. and Q will be valid frcm July 1 Mrs Betty Baird and daughter. motored to Wilder Sunday evening use. Can be seen at my farm 8 OF THE INTERIOR through August 7. Dalene, and Mrs Hellen Belnap to her Rev. Beasley speak. Mr Be miles 8. W. of Nyssa, Rt. 3. H. H. ALIC E A. COLLINS have been visiting at the Orant General Land Office asley has been inducted into the FASHION FO UNDATIONS Bybee home the past week. Whitman. lJ2xp The Dalles, Oregon army and will leave about July 15 W ill Call By Appointment. Miss Helen Anderson was a Sun June 22, 1943 for Cambridge, Mass., where he TO W E R IN G STA TE REVENUES Residence Phone 122-J FOR SALE OR TR AD E —Chevrolet day dinner guest of Eva Campbell Tuesday July 13. will receive last minute instructions Box 500, Nyssa. N O TICE is hereby given that The most optomistic estimtes of 1V4 ton truck. At Thompson service at the Dean Fife home. Raymond Kittinger, Owner. 3 as an army chaplain. income tax revenues have been Helen J. Green, Rt. 2, Ontario, Ore Miss Norma Jensen of Boise, was station. Zack Walker. 24JTPC Charles Share, the ditch rider topped. In 1941 payments aggrega miles west o f Vale on Graham Blvd. in Nyssa Sunday visiting friends gon, assignee through mesne con Lunch. Sale starts at 1 p.m. for this district, reports a water CUSTOM G R IN D IN G — W e also ha and relatives. ted $8 million, in 1942 they went FO R SALE—Imperial Washable veyance from Aaron Miller, who, on 4 horses, 24 cattle, 4. hogs, mower, shortage due to the main canal not up to $13,810,000. When the 1943- ndle all kinds of feeds. Nyssa Ele Jay Bybee returned home Thurs- Wallpapers for harmonious decor vator. rake. 4 horse fresno, forge and April 4, 1939, made Desert Land 24JTFC day'^after^a^ two-week stay-in* Port- b e*«* lar^ 1945 biennial budget was being dr f ^ ation. I t is “color-locked". Stunz J necessary t<* irrigate all the crops awn by the recent legislature the other farm machinery. Entry, Act March 3, 1877, No. 0312- land. Col. Bert Anderson, Auctioneer. 81, for N H S W 'i, Section 34, Town- T h e canal is running full capacity estimate of the majority was that Lumber Co. 1ATFO. O. R. Anderson and fam ily were at present and more water will be income tax payments in 1943 would shop 18S., Range 46 E., Willamette FOR SALE—Packard Coupe, 120, 8 Ontario shoppers Friday. needed as hot weather lingers. Meridian, has filed notice of inten be around $14 million. Payments ON FU R LO U G H cylinder, 1st class condition. Brand M r and Mrs Ed Price and family this year have already exceeded $19 tion to make final Proof, to estab Malcolmn Crawford of Boise is on FO R R E NT—Several good houses new good year, non-punchered tu and their daughter and her hus million and are expected to reach lish claim to the land above des a 10-day furlough from the Navy for rent. Bernard Eastman. llM tfc be and tires. Phone 128 Payette. band. M r and Mrs Jim Bayard, all $20 million. cribed, before Frank T. Morgan, 8Jlxp He was in Nyssa visiting friends Notary Public, at Nyssa, Oregon, last week. He and Mrs Crawford of Superior. Wl*. are visiting at the As a result of increased income on the 30th day of July 1943. FOR SALE—Fine selection of fall and the children went to Utah to Ira Price home. Mrs Bayard is tax payments, Earl Fisher, income quiet ill with tonsilitis. Claimant names as witnesses: tax commissioner, says it is cert HELP W ANTE D —Applications for breeding stock. Vest brothers farm. visit friends and relatives. Miss Evelyn Gregg has returned ain that both state property tax Ivan Findley, Ray Whitsell, Orla Breeders of purebred Chester White M A R IE HO LM AN HONORED the coming beet campaign are be from Washington, where she visited and the elementary school tax levy Bishop, Ralph Barnes, all o f Rt. 2, hogs. Nyssa, Oregon Rt. 2. 8J4xp Last Thursday Marie Holman was ing received now from men and for six weeks with her brother. Ontario, Oregon. for next year would be eliminated. the inspiration for two miscellan M r and Mrs Harley Wilson and There will also be available from women. It will be necessary for all eous showers given at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Landreth spent the income tax funds about $5 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT employees of the 1942 campaign to her sister, Mrs Dorthea Lewis, with LO ST—Three keys on small chain the 4th in Caldwell. million to be distributed among OF THE INTERIOR register for work this year. Boys somewhere in town. Reward. Re Mrs Robert Holman of Ontario as Following the loss o f a M r and Mrs Charles Wilson and school districts under the new sch sisting hostess. The afternoon sh General Land Office at and girls under 18 years of age turn to Gate City Journal. lJ3xc grandson, Darrell, spent the 4th at ool law enacted by the 1943 legls loved one is a wake of ower was attend by married ladies. The Dalles, Oregon need not apply. The Amalgamated the Lested Zurcher home at Home- teture. The Evening shower was attended unpleasant, but impor June 22, 1943 dale. Sugar Company, Burnell Brown, GOVERNOR SNELL HONORED by 16 younger women. Games were N O TIC E is hereby given that tant details that must M r and Mrs William McConnell Superintendent. 1JTFC Governor Earl Snell returned to played, and refreshments served. of Nyssa and M r and Mrs Vic M ar his executive duties Monday after be thoroughly under Ralph Barnes, R. 2, Ontario, Ore. Miss Holman was the recipient of assignee through, mesne conveyance By T. Carol Bybee W ANTED—Used furniture. Highest shall o f Oregon Trail were Sunday a ten day trip to the national con stood. We, through ma from Aaron Miller, who, on August many lovely gifts. M r and Mrs prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa evening guests at the Charles Share vention of governors in Columbus, Lloyd Lewis, and Miss Holman H O LID A Y B R IN G V IS IT O R S ny years of experience, 16, 1938, made Desert Land Entry, home. Furniture Co. 1ATFC O. He served on the important res went to Ontario Saturday evening Bishop and Mrs Leslie Stoker Rev, Homer Walkup has received olutions committee-the only weste understand them, and Act. March 3, 1877, No. 031282, for N'y.SEti, Section 34, Township 18S., W ANTED—Listing on farm and city and family of Roy, Utah arrived to meet Staff Sgt. Robert Wilson, the pastorate of the Assembly of rner to be honored with a comm can take . care j , of , them now stationed at Montana. The , . , , Range 46 E., W illiam ett Meridian, property. A. L. Atkeson. 6MTPC. Saturday to visit friends and re God Church and will move to the itteeship. The theme of the con couple will be married this evening. tor you in a dignified, has filed notice o f intention to ma parsonage soon with his family. Mrs vention was, win the war quickly as FU R LO U G H CALLED OFF FU R N ITU R E W ANTED—We pay latives here. Mrs Stoker is the sis efficient, friendly way. ke final Proof, to establish claim Walkup, with their new baby, has possible and sound post-war plan Ira R. Ure, Jr„ has been promo the land above described, before highest prices for used furniture. ter to Mrs Ruth Bybee. They were been staying with relatives in Cal ning that will not be too little and Costs are kept as low as to Frank T. Morgan, Notary Public, Nordale Furniture company. 21Jtfc entertained at the S. P. Bybee ho ted to leader o f his squad. He was dwell. too late. Resolutions were adopted possible. Let us help at Nyssa, Oregon, on the 30th day me Sunday and were dinner guest expected home last week, but his The Lester Kendall fam ily enter favoring ample funds for forest WE P A Y HIGHEST PRICES foi at the home of Mr and Mrs Garrett parents received word that “ for of July 1943. you. tained a few friends with a dinner patrol and conservation and to live fox feed horses. Phone 8 P ay Fiet Saturday. Bishop Stoker is a some “military secret” his furlough Claimant names as witnesses: at their home Sunday evening. strengthen states rights. ette. &7Ntfc building contractor and has helped has been cancelled. Ray Whitsell, Orval Green, Ivan Guests were the families o f Roy “ YOU'VE HAD I T " M.I.A. O U T IN G ENJOYED Findley, Orla Bishop all of R. 2 Gueok, Hudd Robb, Wilbur Chaplin W A N TE D —Sacks to patch. Bring build many government buildings This English phrase, recently im Wednesday evening at the Apple Ontario, Oregon. and O tto Wolfe. them now so they will be ready for in Utah. ported from London via “ invasion” M r and Mrs Gordon Oxnam re Valley school grounds, the Mutual Kate M. Wilkinson harvest. Landreth. One block east M r and Mrs Edwin Bergam and soldier mail, may become everyday Improvement association held an Acting Register. o f underpass. 17J4xp turned to her home in Ogden F ri children accompanied Mrs Bergam's language of the state liquor store day after spending three weeks vi outing which about 80 persons at brother, Lt. Frank Tosch of the clerks. There is no such thing as tended. Bach family spread their UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT W ANTED—Paying highest prices siting her sister, Mrs B. G. Bybee. air corps at Boise to Hillsboro getting a favorite brand o f liquor for fox feed horses. Zack Walker, OF THE INTERIOR Mrs Wanda Ure returned to her lunch on the lawn. near Portland Friday. Lt. Tosch anymore. Liquor rationing, two qu UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT* 37 V IE W HOME M OVIES General Land Office at phone 113 W. 24JTFC home in Nyssa after a 10-day visit was married Saturday to Miss arts a month, is driving steady dr QF T1IE INTERIOR Thirty-seven people gathered at The Dalles, Oregon with friends and relatives in Utah. General Land Office at W ANTED —Small 3 or 5 horse-pow She was accompanied by her son. the D. O. Bybee home Sunday eve Doris Weber, who lived on the inkers and spree drunks to “ fort June 10, 1943. coast. The Dalles, Oregon ified wines. It is obvious this will er gasoline tractor. Raleigh Pro N O TIC E is hereby given that M r and Mrs Howard Bybee and ning to view the home movies tak Alva Gcodell hauled five pinto June 22, 1943 focus voter attention on the pro ducts for sale at home. J. H. Ben son and Mr and Mrs George Ox- en on Father's day at the S. P. Charles H. Barbour, o f Route 1. ponies to Hermiston Friday for posed repeal of the Burke law. T h NO TICE is hereby given that edict, Route 1, Nyssa. BJlxp Bybee home. Ontario, Oregon, who, on April Charles Schweizer. Mr and Mrs is law would turn the profits from May L. Page, Ontario, Ore. Rt. 2, Mr and Mrs George Haycock, Mr 19th, 1938, made H. E. Act June 17, Schweizer went with him. They the sale of "fortified" wines into assignee through mesne conveyance and Mrs Eldred Brower, M r and 1902, No. 031119, for Farm Unit “ D ” plan to bring back a load o f poles. the old age pension fund. from Aaron Miller, who, on June or the BW 'iSW V* Sec. 1, SEV.SEV* Interior and Exterior Mrs John Schenk and family and Johnnie Terra arrived here F ri 20, 1910, made Desert Land Entry, O.P.A. A U T H O R IT Y Sec. 2 and NEViNE‘4 Sec. 11. T o M r and Mrs D. L. Anderson and day for a two-weeks visit with his The state of Oregon is subject to Act. March 3, 1877, No. 025450, for wnship 19 8., Range 46 E. W illam family celebrated the holidays in Decorator. Auto Repairing parents, M r and Mrs Henry Terra. orders from the office of price S W 'iN W 'i, Section 34, Township ette Meridian, has filed notice of Caldwell with a swimming party Terra is working in the shipyards administration, but no means of 18S., Range 46 E., Willamette M er Intention to make Proof, to estab and picnic. Reboring, Valve Grind Free Estimate on Treasure island, San Francisco. enforcing a penalty exists under idian, has filed notice of Intention lish claim to the land above des M r and Mrs L. E. Newgen, and the law, according to an opinion to make final Proof, to establish cribed, before Thos. Jones, U. S. ing, Lathe work. Parts 775 First St. sen, Bob, Thelma Moore, Stanley given by Attorney Oeneral I. H. claim to the land above described, Commissioner, at Ontario, Oregon, R effett and Miss Rookstool were Van Winkle in answer to a request before Frank T. Morgan, Notary on the 23rd day o f July, 1043 and accessories Public, at Nyssa, Oregon, on the M r and Mrs J. Black attended Sunday guests at the Ora Newgen by the state welfare commission. Claimant names as witnesses: 30th day of July, 1943. the funeral last Thursday of Mrs home near Wilder. Cecil Huston, o f Route 1, Ontario, W IT H H O LD IN G T A X Harriett Berner at Caldwell. Mrs Claimant names as witnesses: ML-s Tressa Dlty, Mrs Boyd Oregon: David Brady, o f Box 684, State employees will have their Phone 56w Berner was 89 years old and the Query and Rev. Walkup were Sun federal withholding tax deducted Ray Whitsell, Orval Green, Ralph Nyssa, Oregon; Ellis Warner, of mother o f Mr. Black's sister-in-law, day dinner guests at the Brewer according to tables prepared by the Barnes, Orla Bishop all, o f Rt. 2, Route 1, Ontario, Oregon: H. L. home in the Owyhee district. Brooks, o f Route 1, Ontario, Oregon. federal bureau of internal revenue, Ontario, Oregon. Kate M. Wilkinson Mrs Manon Hillls is taking X -ray the state board of control has de W. F. Jackson Acting Register. . Register. cided. There are about 7,000 state Serving 5 Counties treatment in Ontario daily. Mrs Leslie Ditty left Monday for employees. From the Largest Stock o f H' 11 II 1111111111 11 1111 11 111 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1111 1 11II 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1111 1 1111L11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 La Grande to visit her brother, who C O NVICTS W IL L C U T WOOD Genuine is on furlough at their mother’s The state penitentiary has ad home. vised the state board of control th Mrs Walter Hillis received medi at convicts would supply 7.000 cords cal oare in Boise Wednesday, mak o f wood for state institutions next Parts ing the trip by bus. winter. The prison will charge the Orders Shipped Immediately Mrs Sid Flannigan and children Institutions $5 a cord. visited relatives in Yakima last STATE INSURANCE week-end. The state of Oregon has power to Misses Margery and Georgia H ill insure its motor vehicles in a recip Phone 49 Payette, Idaho is, Shirley Price, Melvin Pendarvis, rocal exchange and there would be Bill Britton and Glendon Hillis at' no violation of the state constitut DENTISTS O PTO M ETRISTS ion if It buys stock in a corporat ion or loans the state's credit, ac J. R. C U N D A LL cording to a ruling by Attorney “See McFall and So* General I. H. Van Winkle as given Dentist W e have steady work for you for the next to the state board o f control. Phone 56-J C A P IT A L BRIEFS Sarazin Clinic After four years of receiving ad three months on our bulb and vegetable farms. nyssa oreoon vice on how to run the state for mer governor Sprague is tell'em Work in the fields and in the warehouses and how to do lt in his column “ It Se JE W E LR Y STORES EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ems T o M e" on the front page of his newspaper . . . Roy O. Buch ONTARIO OREOON shipping departments. anan, 60. former member of the state accident commission, died he re last Friday after a heart attack. W e also have work for your w ife and for bo A stitch in time may save . . The navy department has ord Union Pacific Tim* Inspector PH YSIC IAN S nine! . . . and so it is with ered 258 lniisted men to Salem to JKWELRY — DIAMONDS ys and girls o f high school age, in field and wa attend Willamette University, term Tire Repairing and Re WATCHES to begin July 5 . . . V em L. Drager. capping ! Portland, has been named acting rehouse, grading, counting, packing and shipp Main Street at Second supervisor of the enforcement div Mr. O. K. urges you to stop by today— let him ision of the Oregon liquor control Physician and Surgeon ing. Some cabins available. commission . . There was only one inspect your tires. A factory-trained tire specia Phone 17 fatality among the 1422 accidents Hours: 10 to 12 and I to 8 reported to the state last week. list will gladly tell you how many more miles We pay 75 cents per hour, working nine ho Dally—Except Sunday Official Time Inspector for Fry Building Union Pacific you can expect from your tread— or whether Advertising Jiait a Starting MISCELLANEOUS For Sale C a p it e l - P a ra d e M u rra rV a d e JOURNAL’S SALE CALENDAR STOCK AND GRAIN For Sale For Rent WANTED LOST L .D .S . N e w s Nyssa Funeral Home Legal Advertising E.W. PRUYN Sunset Valley A. Andy McGinnis Professional And Business Directory DR. J. A. McFALL PAULUS JEWELRY STORE Help Wanted McCluer-Manser Oregon Bulb Farms Men A Stitch In Time May Savehine L. A. Mauldins, M.D. WYCKOFF JEWELRY STORE ONTARIO OREGON now is the time to Re-cap those Tires. . . Tom S A R A Z IN CLINIC SHOE SHOPS Abbott's Shoe Shop AM kind* of shoe and harnaea repairing Acroee front poat office. J. J. Sarazin, M. D. General X-Ray practice of m e d id « Phydotherapt orrow may be too late! 0. K. Rubber Welders ED W ILD , PR O PR IE TO R Phone 131J Ration Calendar O ASO LIN E: “A " book coupon'.“ No. 6, good fer four gallons each ' through July 21. "B " and "C " ] coupons cut to 2H gallons in sh-1 ortage area SU G AR : Coupon No. 13 good for 5 lbs through August 15. Coupons No 19 and 18 are good through O ct ober 21 for 5 lbs. each for home canning purposes Housewives may urs per day, and 6 days per week. All steady work, no lay-offs. Apply in person or write to Oregon Bulb Farms 25 miles east o f Portland iMiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiui Sandy, Oregon ■ M H >
