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Classified Advertising THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JANUARY 6. 1944 ÊAGE THREE j of the Board of Directors of the may be issued to a landlord .who served by the hostess. ' ig Bend Irrigation District, and wishes to buy a stove for the use Mrs. L. W Toll has been ill with is dated this 8th day of December. for an eligible tenant. influenza and bronchitis. 1943. MILLION FLATIRONS CO Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holmes en Big Ben Irrigation District MING I * ■ ' V . i f - ' f y tertained at dinner New Year's By H. R. Hatch. President A program to make two million for the following guests: Mrs. Attest: Carl H. Coad, Secretary flatirons for civilian use In 1944 has Dora Holmes of Nyssa. Mr and Mrs.. RATES: Two cenu per word lor each Issue. M i n i m u m cash In District Seal impression been approved by WPB. This am A. M. Godson and daughter of advance Is 30c. First puhl. Dec. 9, 1943. ount will not come up to normal Notus, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Chard Last publ. January 6, 1944. productin but It will ease the har dships caused by two years of al and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. * î L l OF FINAL HEARING most no production. It will probably Holmes and sons, Mr. and Mrs. R. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—Early and late potatoes NOTICE NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, be six months before many of th W. Holmes ana tamlly,. and Mr for seed; barley, wheat and oats. For Sale THAT Veda Marshall, the Admin ese irons will reach dealer’s shelves. and Mrs. F. S. Byers and family. Also some for feed. F. W. Dalton, istratrix of the estate of Willis J. RUBBER HEEL PRICES SET Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sumpter of REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— 1933 N. 18th St., Boise, or Max C. Williams, deceased, has field In sa Retail ceiling prices of 10 cents Idaho were overnight guests at id Court her first and final account and 15 cents a pair on rubber heels the R W. Holmes home Wednesday 5-room modem house, good lo- Swenaen, route 2, Nyssa. 30D2xp of her administration, and that the sold to consumers who desire to The ladies are sisters. cation. 12500. Easy terms. BUTCHERING 24th day of January 1944, at the SUGAR RJ,TTON ...... attach them to shoes in their own Farm, well-improved, 94 acres of 2 O'clock PM at the C o-|SUGAR RATION REV AINS SAME civics and war department polic- homes have been established by butchering every Monday hous combination slock and mw cron j and Custom Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. unty Court Room in Vale, Oregon. Sugar rations for home use wl!l c . The change in regulations may OPA Arcadia Good buy at $9500 Sanitary butchering guaranteed, has been appointed by the Court as' remain the same for another two | cause some enemy aliens to with- GAS RATIONING FOR SERVICE Farm, well-improved, 40 acres,; pi,0ne 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa the time and place for the hearing and one-half months, according to 1 draw their objections to all US. MEN Sunday school was held at 2 p.m. modern house. $10,000. of said account, and the objections the Office of Price Administration 'military service. Such cases will be To aid servicemen in recuperat Sunday. Rev. Salter of Ontario gave Two 80-acre tracts, $6000 each. 'on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer. of any person Interested In said Sugar stamp number 30 in War Ra reconsidered. Because of the rec ing from illness or wounds received a message at 3 p.m. Sunday school Five miles from Nyssa. ALICE A. COLLINS estate, where and when they may tion Book Four becomes valid on ognition of Italy as a cobelligerent, while on active duty, OPA has an will be held at 10:30 AM. next 39 acres, well Improved, farm eq FASHION FOUNDATIONS appear and file objections to said January 16, and will be good for leal selective service boards have nounced that they may be Issued Sunday. uipment Included, on oil road, price Will Call By Appointment. ¿count in writing and be heard th buying five pounds of sugar thr been directed to reconsider the cl special _____________________________ gasoline rations for use in Miss Evelyn Zlttercob arrived $8900. Residence Phone 122-J ereon. Said account is for final se ough the end of March. Sugar st assifications of Italian registrants traveling to and from their homes | home Sunday from Oregon State A. L. ATKESON Box 500, Nyssa. ttlement of said estate, and upon amp now In use, is good through previously not acceptable because or other place of convalescence. Th- I college. She will spend a 10 day they were enemy aliens. Neutral is special ration will be issued upon | vacation with her parents, Mr and being approved, said estate will be January 15. FOR SALE: 120 pounds yellow sw Legal Advertising closed aliens may file a selective service presentation of leave papers to a Mrs John Zlttercob. and said administratrix dis PLENTY OF ANTI-FREEpE eet Spanish onion seed, priced rea charged. The nation’s motorists are being form 301 and request relief from local rationing board and a letter Arnold Oarren has joined the sonable, while they last. Also a hay NOTICE OF ELECTION Veda Marshall oversold on anti-freeze and told of service in the armed forces of the from the attending medical officer navy and is at Farragut, Idaho In chopper. M. C. Seuell, highway 95, NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, Administratrix of the estate of shortages that do not exist, accord US. However, if a neutral alien be certifying that transportation by training. 2 miles tK.rtli Nyssa Junction, Pa That an election has been called Willis J. Williams, Deceased. ing to the war production board. comes a cobelligerent, the previou automobile, rather than by any ot Mr and Mrs Lester Jamisen. who rma Rt. 2. 30D3xp and will be held In the Park Unit Production of alcohol anti-freeze sly filed form becomes Ineffective. her means, will materially assist in have lived on the FYed Levi place of the Big Bend Irrigation District NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION for TOKENS FOR RETAIL the recovery of the serviceman's the past three years, have moved winter is 50 per cent more RATION LOST on the 10th day of January, 1944, Department of the Interior than this last, to their home in Nyssa. Mr Levi health WPB said, and asked ERS at the residence of A. C. Holly near LOST—Pair child's glasses, be the Big Bend Bridge over Snake District Land Office has sold his ranch. motorists to watetf their own needs Retailers selling rationed foods tween Dessert Seed plant and L. River, within said District, in Mal The Dalles, Oregon Earnest Barker and family, who and not to overload. Alcohol from should file their applications for DJ3. church or Gordon's drlve-ln. heur September <9, 1943 lived on the Ralph Jones place the which antl-freeze is made is a crit ration tokens by Saturday, January O re go n Trail County, Oregon, at which el 8, to be sure of having a supply Contact Journal or box 475, Nys ection there will be submitted to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ical war material. past year, have bought the Dick sa. Reward! 6J4JC ; the electors of he Park Unit of the That the Edward Hines Lumber ITEMS NO LONGER RATIONED when the token plan starts Febru The Merry Matrons club met at Davis place in the Valley View dis Company, Illlnois 77 West did Washington cookers and feed grind ary 27, OPA says. The application the home of Bessie Hendricks Wed trict. Bend Irrigation District the FOR SALE Auto Liability Insur-, Big D' na irrigation tne cm on August St., 27, Pressure and chushers have been remov form Is being distributed to retail nesday afternoon, December 29. Mr and Mrs Dave Brady are the ance. $11.50 per year on "A " Ration Proposition of authorizing the exe- 1943, ™ file Its formal application J No. . ers ed from rationing. Because the ers by trade associations and also During the business meeting new parents of a 7 pound girl born Dec Other Rates Proportionately low cutlon ot a contract between the 031965. pursuant to the act of Mar supply pressure cookers will not is ards. available at local rationing bo officers were elected as follows: ember 29 In the Holy Rosary hosp Meets State's Requirements. United States of America and the ch 20, 1922 ( 42 Stat. 465), as am-j meet all of uses, Alberta Bowen, president; Virginia ital. the approval of the Park Unit of the Big Bend Irrlgat- Bernard Eastmen ion District providing for construe- UP ON GRAPE PROD Rookstool, vice president; Mrs. Mr and Mrs Sunqulst of Qem War Food Administration Is nece- PRICES H 0i. P?TblU“ry 28' ssary King, secretary, and Alice Holmes, avenue are building a new house for purchase of pressure co UCTS FOR SALE—Farms cf all sizes tlon of the Anderson Ranch Dam | 1925 <43 Slat l090; 18 U-8 C- MCS okers for other than food preserv Because of Increased 1943 fruit treasurer. Pearl Ballantyne and on their place. on Boise River in the State | 485‘ 488 >• 10 exchange land within $100 to $300 an acre. A. L Atkeson, of Project costs, the retail price of Concord La Vinnie Smith were named as Mr and Mrs John Payne and ation uses. Applications should be grape realtor. 12ATFC Idaho by the United States and ttie MaR>cur and Whitman Nation- made will increase approxi members of a social committee and family and Harry Long are visiting payment by the Park Unit of the,“> ***sts f°r tlmber wlthln the “ ‘»to the " ~ Director, Office of mately Juice three cents a quart and of Opal Holmes and Gladys Byers as in Brigham City, Utah. Materials and Facilities, War Food j Big Bend Irrigation District of the! Malheur National Forest, Oregon. WANTED jams and preserves from two members of the card committee. Mrs Ellis Warner and 10 of the I proportionate part of the cost of T^at on Septmber 20, 1943 certified Administration, Washington, D. C. grape three cents a pound jar under Eight members and three guests young people of her Sunday school WANTED—Late model John Deere construction thereof allocated to copies of Certificate of Incorpor USE COPPER IN TRACTOR RAD a to new pricing formula set up by Mrs. King, Mrs. Ashby and Mary class attended a watch party at the or Farm-all H tractor with rubber irrigation purposes, which cost sh ation of Hines Land and Timber IATORS for processors. June Whitman, were present. Mrs. | Methodist church in Nyssa Friday tires for row crops. M. Furuyama, all be determined In the manner Company, and Certificate of Own Restrictions on the usa of copper OPA IN STOVE RATION King and Mary June Whitman night. Cairo junction, phone 348J5. 30d4xp provided in the proposed contract, ership merging' Edward Hines Lu In farm tractor radltor fins and CHANGES mber Company Into Hines Land power takeoff gears have been re ING joined the club. The next meet Mr and Mrs Lee Dali and family but the total obligation of the dls- and WANTED—Used furniture. Highest rlct Timber Company and changing moved by WBP. These uses of cop Eligibility requirements for rat ing will be held at the home of of Boise returned to Boise this we shall not exceed the sum of prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa $69,750.00. ' name of Hines Land and Timber per, particularly In radiators, not ioned stoves have been widened. A Jessie Chard with Emma Pitkin ek. Mr Dail and sons have been Fourniture Go. 1ATFC A copy of the proposed contract Company to Edward Hines Lumber only will reduce time of manufact consumer who has a heating or as co-hostess, January 21. Roll confined to their beds with Influe were filed. The applicant ure of farm tractors, but will im cooking stove that cannot be used call will be answered by favorite nza. on file with the Secretary of the Company WANTED—Listing on farm and city Is District satisfactorily is nof eligible for a quotations. Parlor games were Donald Van De Bogart, who la acres of land des prove their field performance. Oregon, and with offers 21,859.02 property. A. L. Atkeson. 6MTFC. each of at the Nyssa, as follows: All secs, 1, 3, 5. TIRE,TUBE SUPPLY STILL LOW stove-rationing certificate. Ration played with Mrs. Ashby, Emma Pit in the navy, spent at few days Directors of the dist cribed certificates also may be Issued for kin, Jessie Chard and Jennie Ben- here last week at the Frank Lewis WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES foi rict, and may be axamined by any 9, 11. 13, 15, 17, T. 15 S„ R. 36 E„ Tire and tube quotas for January stoves to heat premises where ess san receiving prizes. Virginia home. 8H8SW Sec. 19, T. 15 S„ R. 37 E„ reflect the continuing shortage. The live fox feed horses Phone 8 Pay interested persons. community activities, such as Rookstool and Gladys Byers re Ethel Bullard and Mrs Dora Spl- ette. 27Ntfc The election shall be held be All Secs. 19, 21, SHSW1* Sec. 23, quota of 276,629 new truck tires Is ential Sec. 25, S'/4SH Sec. 27, all Secs. 13,890 less than the December fig volunteer Red Cross work, are car ceived gifts from the club in the awn visited Mr and Mrs Dave Do tween the hours of 8.00 o’clock A M. all FURNITURE WANTED—We pay and 29, 31, 33, 35, T. 15 S.,R. 26 E„ all Sec. ure, and the quota of 230,400 new ried on. A ration certificate now attendance contest. Lunch was gger near Vale last Thursday. 5.00 o'clock P.M. of said 10th highest prices for used furniture. day of January, 1944, when the po 13, T. 16 S„ R. 35 E„ all Secs. 3, 5, truck Is 27.787 under the December Nordale F’umlture company. 21Jtfc lls must be closed. The ballots' to 7. 9, u , 15, 16, 17, 19. 21. W14 Sec. figure. Similarly, a lessening In de all Secs. 27, 29, 31, 33, T. 16 S„ mand which usually occurs during be used at such electon shall con 23, tain the words “Contract with Un R. 36 E„ aU Sec. 1, T. 17 S„ R. 35 the colder months accounts for E.W. PRUYN ited States Yes”, and the wo E„ lots 1 and 2, 3HNV4, S14 Sec. lower January quotas for farm tr Lots 1, 2 and 3, EV4NWK, NEli- actor and farm implement tires lds “Contract with United States 5, SW'4, NE1/., N'*SEV», SE'iSEl;, and tubes. The tire quota Is 27,600-- No", and each elector shall Auto Repairing vote by placing an “X" between Sec, 7, J»>,4 N14SWV4 Sec 9, T. 17 lower by 4,600 than the December the word "States” and the word 8., R, 36 E„ W.M., Oregon, in ex figure, while the January tube qu Reboring, Valve Grind “Yes" or between the word "States" change for national forest timber ota Is 23,000-- lower by 9,200. the word “No" as they may from the following land: Secs. 14, CHEDDAR CHEESE FOR CIVIL ing, Lathe work. Parts and vote. The election shall be held 15, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 34. 35. T. 15 S. IANS and the results thereof determined R. 28 E„ Secs. 1, 2, 3, 10. 11, 12. 13. Civilians will continue to receive and accessories In all respects as provided by the 14, 15. 21, 22, 23, 26, 27. 28. 34. T. 16 about 30 million pounds a month general irrigation district laws of S„ R. 28 E., Secs. 23, 24, 25. 26, and f Cheddar cheese although manu 31 to 36 inclusive, T. 16 S„ R. 32 E„ fa c tu re r are required to set aside Phone 56w the State of Oregon. This notice is given by authority Secs. 1 to 36 inclusive, T. 16 S„ R. 30 percent of their output during With A New 33 E., Secs. 1 to 28 Inclusive and January and February to meet war Secs. 34 and 35, T. 17 S„ R. 32 E„ requirements. In addition to C h Secs. 1 to 8 inclusive, and Secs. 17, eddar cheese, civilians receive al 18, 19, 20, 30, 31, T. 17 S„ R. 33 E„ most all of the other types of ch W.M., Oregon. The offered lands eese produced, bringing their total in Nyssa to make quality ch arc subject to the following descri supply to about 45 million pounds a bed right outstanding In the East month. icks available to the farmers ern Oregon Land Company: “And RELEASE PEACHES TO CIVIL excepting and reserving to and for IANS and poultrymen of this prod the grantor, Its successors and ass Approximately 750,000 cases of uctive community. igns. for the period ending forty canned poachers, previously set a- i years from the date of recordation slde for Government purchase, have Having worked with poul i of deed of conveyance to the-United been released for civilian supplies ! States the right to enter upon the and will reach some retail markets try for several years, having I lands described in said deed of con- within a few weeks. I veyance to the United States and to BEAN, PEA ALLOCATIONS FOR majored in poultry husbandry SHOE SHOPS j I metalliferous prospect for, mine, and remove 1944 DENTISTS minerals, oil or gas Civilians will receive 11,500,00 in college and having operat | therefrom, subject to the regulat- bags (100 pounds each) or half of Abbott’s Shos Shop ed large hatcheries for the last Ions of the Secretary of Agricul the supply of dr beans allocated J. R. CUNDALL All kinds of shoe and hameaa | ture; provided that if at the term for all needs In 1944. Twenty-nlhe repairing ination of said reservation, that Is. percent of the 1944 supply of dry Dentist Across from post office. forty years from the date of recor peas-two million bags-- also will1 four years, we feel that we can produce chicks which are scientifically Phone 56-J dation of deed of conveyance to the go to civilians. This means civil Sarazln Clinic United States. It Is shown by the ians will have available an average NYSSA OREGON OPTOMETRISTS grantor, Its successors and assigns, f about 8 9 pounds of beans and bred for high livability, high production of extra large, extra quality eggs to the satisfaction of the Secretary 1.6 pounds of peas during the com DR. J. A. McFALL of Agriculture that metalliferous ing year. This is lightly larger than JEWELRY STORES -See and long laying life. minerals, oil, or gas are being pro the per capita consumption of dry MeFaH and Boa Better* duced In paying quantities on said eans In the 1943-43 crop year and lands then. In that event, the right is a much larger consumption of PAULUS We use new modern equipment and carefully blood test and select to remove minerals, oil, or gas from dry peas than for any previous cal the mines or wells so producing endar year. JEWELRY STORE shall continue for such futher per TO GET MORE CHILDREN’S our flocks for vigor and productiveness. iod as the said mines or wells pro WEAR Union Pacific Time Inspector duce In paying quantities; but fail To Insure sufficient production EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ure to operate a mine or well for a of infants and children’s wear, the JEWELRY — DIAMONDS ONTARIO OREGON Breeds to be hatched are Hanson’s strain of White Leghorns, Austra- period of one year, unless excused Industry has been Included by the WATCHES from operation either by provisions War Mrnpower Commission In Its Main Street at Second of law or by the Secretary of Arlc list of essential activities. Also. Whites, New Hampshire Reds, Rhode Island Reds, Barred Plymouth Ro PHYSICIANS ulture, shall constitute an aband WPB has ordered approximately WYCKOFF onment thereof; provided further 18 million yards of cotton fabrics cks, Buff Orpingtons, Australorp and Brown Leghorns. that the United States shall auth set aside for the manufacture of JEWELRY STORE ^ ^ M. uldinf, m .D. orize no mineral development by certain specified Items of Infants' other parties upon lands herein and children’s clothing. Worsted Official Time Inspector for described within one-quarter mile and cotton yarn will be allocated Physician and Burgeon Union Pacific We will start delivery February 1. Chicks available on Wednesdays of such producing mines or wells." for manufacture of knitted outer *7 ONTARIO OREGON Hours: 10 Phone The purpose of this notice is to wear and Infants’ ribbed long hose, to 11 and I to 9 allow all parsons having bona fide half socks, and anklets. Such goods and Saturdays. Dally—Etcept Sunday objections to the proposed exchange will not arrive on retail counters Work Guaranteed Fry Building until February and March. an opportunity to file their protests E. I. COLE other objections in this office, NEW RULE ON ALIENS WATCH and CLOCK SARAZIN CLINIC or of together with evidence that a oopy An enemy alien wh Is a German. such protest or objection has Hungarian. Rumanian, or Bulga REPAIRING been served upon the applicant rian cltisen or national may be in J. J. Sarazin, M. D. within JEWELER 30 days from the date of ducted into the armed forces of the Free Examination first publication of this notice. United States and assigned to s and Estimate! General practice of medietas Date of first publication Jan. 6, war theater in which he will not Highway 20 near Alberta avenue NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE X-Ray normally be required to fight ag 1944. Phystottoera« PARMA — — — — IDAHO ainst fellow nationals or blood re W. F. Jackson latives, under revision f selective Register •. . iMì-i: > * .* * ,* * 1 - We’re Bursting Into Business Chick Hatchery Professional And Business Directory Lemon’s Hatchery / i :* i t V Y ì r
