Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, March 02, 1944, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY MARCH 2, 1944
Legal Advertisement
states of the Union. Two o f these I
engineers have been alloted to Ore- |
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NEWELL HEIGHTS
The March meeting will be held
at the home of Martha Pettet.
The Farmers organization met at
the schnolhouse Saturday evening
Election of officers for the year
was held. Officers are Jerome Sp-
roul, president: Jule Houston, vice
president and Chester Goodell, sec­
retary.
Lois Nelson spent Sunday and
Monday with her sister and family
Mr and Mrs Vern Smith and son.
Ed Green had his appendix re­
moved at the Ontario hospital.
Mrs Jim Hawkins is visiting her
mother in California.
Mrs Forrest Sayer is recovering
nicely from a recent operation.
JOURNALS
gon where the roadbuilding prob-
Leo Winn and sons have gath-
SALE CALENDAR
In the Circuit Court of tne 8tate |
vary greatly from the coast j ered enough material together they
of Oregon for the County
of the Pacific to the eastern bor- thlnk to complete the building of
FARM S A L E -J oh n Wood Ranch,
of Malheur,
der of the state.
, thelr bouse.
McGinnis and Ills
ii miles west of ¿nt.irio or j miles
V IV IA N SM IT H W R IG H T ,
crew began work two weeks ago.
INCOM E T A X COM INO IN
east
of Vale on John Day highway.
The dwelling is to be a six-room
P laintiff
RATE S: Two cents per word lo r aach Issue Minimum cash in
Lunch served on grounds.
Oregonians are early of lata i n 1 house with bath and two nice
vs.
advance Is 80c.
CLYDE FR A N C IS SHUTE, other­ paying their state Income taxes porches. Completion of the work
Livestock. Farm Machinery and
wise known as William Francis
Household Goods.
This year they are 20 percent ahead is expected in about 12 of 15 days.
Wright.
Prank Ray sold his 80 acre
Monday. March 6. 12:30 p.m.
o f last year in filings as of Febru­
ranch, which is located across the
Defendant.
block o ff Main street, good rental
MISCELLANEOUS
ary 21.
John Wood, Owner.
tracks
near
Adrian,
for
$7,000.
1
To
C
LYD
E
FR
A
N
C
IS
SHUTE,
district in Klamath Falls. Would
For Sale
Col. Eert Anderson, auctioneer.
Tax Commissioner Earl Fisher es­
The lambing season has reach­
I otherwise known as W illiam
consider good farm up to $10,000
Mon. March 14, 1:00 p.m., 32 reg.
timates the total 1943 income tax. ed its peak at the Wallace Ray and
Francis W right:
FOR SALE— 12-foot refrigerator. value. L. C. Bullard. 121 Vi Mortimer
Holstelns, 5 daughters of Price Tula
now being paid, will be between six Pratt ranches with good success.
Defendant.
new unit. Inquire Idaho Power. St., Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Supreme, 14 granddaughters of sa­
IN THE NAM E OF THE STA TE and one-half and seven million do- Several boys and girls are picking
me bull, 8 daughters of Sleepy Ho­
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OF OREGON, you are hereby re­ liars. Last year the total was over ; up bumber lambs at sheep camps.
LOST
llow who traces 4 times to “Gover­
quired to appear and answer the $21.000,000. This year state Income j Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Parker and
FOR SALE One range, new grates.
nor Carnation” . Mail order bids
LOST—Cross and chain Jan. 28. complaint filed against you in t h e ltaxes are figured the same way as daughter, Neola, who arrived from W E S T O R E G O N T R A IL
Inquire O K . Tire shop.
handled by Wash. Co. Agent J. T
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Reward. Return post office. 2M2xp above entitled suit on or before the ' they were last year, then 25 percnt1 Ohio last week, left Friday for
Pierson, Weiser. Fred Robinson,
Pullman, Washington, to visit M el­
second day of March, 1944, said 1o i the amount is forgiven,
FAR M IM PLE M E NTS—Case tract­
Mr and Mrs Leonard Olson and owner adjoining Weiser Institute
LO ST—Straight colored guernsey date being the last day of four I H IG H R A T E PE NALTIE S
vin, who is stationed there. Mrs.
ors, implements and parts, Cletrac cow, 4 years old, weight 750. Cl­ weeks from the first day o f publl- ! All the 77 insurance companies Art Cartwright and sons are stay­ Children and Mr and Mrs John Farm. Coi. Bert Andersan, auct-
crawler tractors, sales and service. ifford Fox, 06R1.
2Mlxp cation of this summons; and if | operating In Oregon have set up a ing at the ranch with Lester and Ridder and son were Sunday dinner ioneed. Douglas McGinnis, clerk.
guests at the B. F. Rookstool home B IG FU R N ITU R E AUC TIO N — In
Repairing and welding of all kinds.
you fail to appear and answer j riak pool whose representatives will Mertln.
Peggy Chard has returned to Po­ Ontario, Ore.. (7 blocks North of
Nicholson Service and Supply. P h ­
said complaint, for want thereof, i write liability insurance for the
Charlie West is now stationed
WANTED
one 37, Ontario.
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the plaintiff will apply to th e ; Poor risk auto driver at a consld- near Salt Lake. He has made sev­ rtland after a visit with her par­ Underpass) 700 North Oregon St.
W ANTED —To Buy late model pick­
ents Mr and Mrs Ewin Chard. Mrs at Dave Stoner residence. Satur­
Court for the relief prayed for in erable higher rate than Is charged eral moves since leaving Chicago.
FO R SA LE —By owner, 1941 Ford up truck or will consider trading
The ladies of the Community Chard is working in defense work. day March 4, Sale start at 1:00 p.m,
her complaint on file herein, to- for a careful driver.
B F. Rookstool has returned fr­ Household furnishings. Dave Ston­
Deluxe coup, radio, heater, good 1941 coupe for same. Phone 06R2,
While motorists may substitute church will serve the lunch at
wit: that the bonds of matrimony
om Hamburg, Iowa where he went er, owner; Col. Bert Anderson, auc­
24Ftfc. now existing between herself and surity for insurance, this sort of • the Thrasher sale February 29.
tires. Phone 06R2 Nyssa.
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because of the serious illness of his tioneer; L. H. Fritts. clerk.
FO R BALE— Large strain of rab­ W ANTED —Housekeeper, top wages, the defendant be dissolved and for protection involves the real estate) Maxine Smith was a Saturday mother.
Thursday, March 9 7 miles S. of
of
those
whose
names
are
attachedi
evening
supper
guest
in
the
M.
an
absolute
divorce;
that
she
be
bits. Box 701, Nyssa.
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4 /s
a M /4
U
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Mr and Mrs Walter Benson and Weiser or 7 mi. N. of Payette (on
decreed the custody o f the two to the bond and in case of suit a L. Kurtz home.
granddaughter
was
Sunday
dinner
Ore. side). Sale Starts at 12:30. 40
Several of the young people en­
FO R SA LE —One year out Russell W ANTED —Baled hay. See H. van minor daughters, Sharon K. age 4 lien may be placed against the pro.
acres to be sold at auction; 12 cat-
joyed the hot cake supper and guests o f the Lloyd Adams.
seed potatoes. Nell Dimmlck. route Ebmond at Boise Payette Lumber years and Dona Mae age 2 years perty.
Lim Smith, son of I. L. Smith, tie, 16 horses, 2 hogs, Farm Mach-
valentine party at the Rev. J, C.
2, Nyssa.
24F2xc yard or call 349R1, Ontario. Cash and that the name of plaintiff be RECENT R U L IN G S
County courts are not required to Nevin home In Adrian Monday escaped Injury when his team ran lnery. V. J. Cornmesser, owner; Col.
paid on delivery.
20Jtfc changed to Vivian Smith.
away after the tongue in the wagon Bert Anderson, auc., L. H. Fritts,
FO R S A L E —White-faced bulls. Go­
This summons is published by consider ward lines in establishing night.
od breeding stock. Serviceable age. WANTED— Used furniture. Highest order of the Hon Robt. D. Lytle election precincts within cities.
clerck.
Mesdames M. L. Judd, Glenn, broke.
Jake Fischer.
24Ftfc prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa Judge of the Circuit Court o f the | Counties may use emergency fu- Stanley and Lester Goulet and Mr.
Public Sale, Mrarch 3, li ml. West
Furniture Co.
1ATFC State of Oregon, for the County, nds to control Morman crickets and Mrs. Charlie Harris, Mr. and
of Haas school on Weiser Flat at
FO R SALE—Seeds, Mlchael-Leon-
1:00 p.m., cows, horses, pigs, farm
Mrs. M. L. Kurtz attended the
ard, flower, garden and field seeds. WANTED—Listing on farm and city of Malheur, dated January 25,. whenever they become a menace.
machinery, houshold furniture, pic­
The state cannot levy inheritance regular monthly Parent Teacher
6MTPC. 1944, prescribing that this sum-
.H ollingsworth Hardware and Im ­ property. A. L. Atkeson.
The Merry Matrons club met at k-up, 1937, Chev. coach, and other
mons be served by publication tax on money left to Good Samar­ meeting at the high school W ed­
plement Co.
24FTFC
the home of Viola Adams February articles. Martin and Welty, aucts.
WE P A Y HIG HE ST PRICES foi thereof, once each week for four itan hospital for the care of mem­ nesday evening. Founders day was
23 with Gladys Davis as co-hostess. Bill Bennett, owner.
observed.
live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay­ consecutive weeks In the Nyssa bers of the Masonic lodge.
FO R S A L E —1941 Chevrolet coupe.
Eight members and one guest. lone March 6, 1:00 p.m. 5 miles E. of
¿7Ntfc Gate City Journal, a newspaper j C A P IT A L SHORTS
Harold Kurtz has moved from
Good tires. Good condition. Lem ette.
Zizliegan. were present. The after­ Weiser, across road from Jeffrey’s
published
in
Malheur
County,
Attracted by the lure of high ' Oklahoma and Is now stationed in
Wilson, Jr.
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F U R N ITU R E W ANTED—We pay Oregon, and the date of the first | wages in war Industries 208.600 the extreme po-nt of Texas at Mls- noon was spent embroidering tea school house. 30 head of horses and
F O R SALE— Approximately 45 tons highest prices for used furniture. publication of this summons is workers from other states are on souri, where he is receiving ad- towels. In guessing games Jessie mules,, 1 stallion, 11 head of cattle,
Chard and Virginia Rookstool won registered roan durham bull, num­
21Jtfc February 3, 1944.
first cutting alfalfa, baled. Seven Nordale Furniture company.
the payrolls o f Oregon. About 25 vanced flying
instruction in single
prizes. The club will meet March erous farm machinery. 2 McCorm­
miles southwest Nyssa. H. E. Horn,
percent of this number are con- engines.
A. L. FLETCHER,
W ANTED T O BUY—Alarm clocks
8 at the home of Alberta Bowden ick binders, 5 hay wagons with
phone 37-4 Fruitland exchange.
stantly changing to jobs in other
Lt. Merle Kurtz left Saturday
Attorney for P laintiff
not running. G. E. Bertsch, opposite
with Jennie Bensen assisting. R ef­ racks, overshot stacker, etc. A. A.
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Residence and Post Office states . . . The state Industrial acc- morning for Richmond. Virginia,
nursing home.
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reshments were served by the host- Breshears and W. M. Drake, own­
ident commission handled 60.442 where he is to be assigned to a
Address Nyssa, Oregon.
FO R SALE—Seed Potatoes, three
sses.
ers. Bert Anderson, auct.
claims for injured workmen the fighter group.
He spent Thurs-
LO ST—Straight colored guernsey
varieties, field Inspected and app­
Hollis D eG rofft of Baker visited
past year. Court appeals were taken day visiting relatives in Ten Davis
cow, 4 years old, weight 750. Cl­ N O TICE O F F IN A L H E AR IN G
his parents, Mr and Mrs William
roved. A. B. Russell, Vale, Ore.,
and Nampa. Idaho. He also call-
ifford Fox, 06R1.
2Mlxp NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, that on only one-sixth of one percent
phone 3034.
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DeGrofft. over the week-end.
John Holly, the Administrator of Stx carloads of the Kentucky wh- ed on Dr. Dudley in Caldwell,
Do It your*« If at homo with a Charm-Kurl
Mr and Mrs A. M. Goodson and Kit. aa 1.500,000 woman have done in paat
iskey
the
liquor
commission
got
in
Thursday
evening
Merle
was
hon-
the estate of Jesse Johnston, dec­
For Rent
F O R SALE—Fresh cow, grain drill
daughters of Notus were dinner year. Complete with 40 curler* and shampoo.
and good gentle work horse. Frank FOR LEASE—Pasture land, plenty eased, has filed in the County Co­ buylng distilleries 1s rolling to Ore- or guest at a little party in his guests at the R. J. Holmes home Easy to do, absolutely harmless. Praised by
Hollywood movie stare and women every­
Graham
24F4XP of water. 260 acres lying southeast urt o f Malheur County, State of gon to be on sale March 1 State home Other guests were Mr. and Wednesday evening.
where. Money refunded if not satisfied.
Oregon, his first and final account police arrested 1880 persons for ! Mrs. John Young. Mr and Mrs.
Mr
and
Mrs
Wilson
Winters
and
o
f
Sparta,
Baker
county,
SE'/i
and
FO R S A LE —G. E. 3-horse single­
of his administration, and that the traffic violations the past month ■ Walter McPartland and family and
NYSSA PHARMACY
children have moved into the tea-
phase motor, 1150 R.P M. and Allis E ‘4 S W 1. , known as 'The Hamm­ 20th day o f March, 1944 at the There were 996 industrial accidents Idamary Prouty of Nyssa, Mr. and
cherage.
ond
Place".
Bernard
Eastman,
Ny­
Chalmers irrigating pump, 4” x 4".
hour of 11 o’clock A.M. at the Including two fatalities reported to Mrs. R. Haworth of Big Bend.
Mr and Mrs F. S. Byers were
ssa.
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and Rev. and Mrs. Nevin of Ad­
Tw enty-five foot lift. $225.
County Court Room In Vale, Oreg­ state department the past week.
hosts at dinner Monday evening,
rian.
Two-way horse-drawn plow TO R l e a s e —160 acres on Black on. has been appointed by the Co­
celebrating the birthday anniver­
and burr feed grinder. Inquire F r­ canyon, 80 under irrigation, 80 pas­ urt as the time and place (or the
Several Newell Heights folks at­
nMkfcr
sary o f Junior Holmes. Other guest
Insurance
Real Estate
tended
the
benefit
basketball
ank Parr, phone 01J2.
24F2xc ture. Lies three and a half miles hearing of said account and the
were Mr and Mrs F. O. Holmes and
game Tuesday night when the Nys­
cue east from the bridge. Lessee objections of any person Interested
Gilbert.
By Leans Anderson
FO R SALE—Auto Liability Insur­
Phone 64
sa faculty met the Adrian (ac­
must have proper equipment and in said estate, where and when
M r and Mrs L. W. Toll were
Idaho Power Company
ance. $11.50 per year on “ A ” Ration.
uity.
The
money
was
to
be
used
they
may
appear
and
file
objections
NYSSA
OREGON
references. Bernard Eastman. Ny­
overnight guests Saturday at the
Home Service Advisor
Other Rates Proportionately low
to help defray the expenses of
ssa, or write, L. P. Thomas, 879 E. to said account in writing and be
Ray
Franklin
home
near
Notus.
Meets State's Requirements.
28th S t„ Oakland, 10, Calif. 24F6xc. heard thereon. Said account is for T H IS IS CABBAG E W E E K -U S E the high school team at the tourn­
Bernard Eastmen
final settlement and upon being
ament in John Day.
I T OFTEN
BUTCHERING
NOTICE TO VOTERS
approved and settled, said estate
Mario Anderson, Thurman Piercy,
FO R SALE—Farms of all sizes
American
Farmers
have
respon­
Custom butchering every Monday will be closed and distribution made
Maurice Judd and Dudley Kurtz
$100 to $300 an acre. A. L. Atkeson,
ded
100
percent
to
the
appeal
to
T
o
Vote
You Must Be Registered
and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. of the balance of said estate in the
were Adrian basketball players who
realtor.
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As provided by Chapter 204, 1927 Laws, no person shall be qualified to
Sanitary
butchering
guaranteed. hands o f the Administrator and the produce more food durlng the past p te y e d 'T lh e 'lT u V n V m e m Vt^John
year and as a result 515,000 tons ; ^
^
who made the trlp vote at a Primary, General or Special Election unless he or she shall
FO R SA LE —40-acre dairy ranch. Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa said Administrator will be dischar­
o
win
er
ca
bage
were
grown
dur-
.
j
ohn
o
,
y
Saturday from New- be registered.
on
Alberta
Ave.
Jake
Fischer.
ged.
Fine improvements, must sell, sac­
Electors cannot be sworn in to vote on election day.
ing 1943. What remains o f this
John
Holly,
Administrator
of
ell Heights to see the finals play­
rifice, modern except heat. Phone
Registration books are now open and will be open until the night of
A LIC E A. C O LLIN S
the estate of Jesse Johnston, ctop must be cunsumed immediat­ ed
were Ellen Judd,
Idamary
687R3, Nampa.
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April 18, 1944.
ely and therefore Feb. 24 until and
FASHION FOUNDATIONS
deceased.
Prouty, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz
I f you were registered and did not vote at either the Primary or Qen-
Including March 4 features cabbage
FO R SALE —An income property, 7
W ill Call By Appointment.
and Joyce who accompanied Mr.
eral Election in 1942, or have changed your residence or if you deslrr
as the Victory Pood.
Residence Phone 122-J
rentals and a home in good con­
and Mrs. Charlie Wilson
to change your political affiliations, you must re-register.
I f each homemaker uses 3 or 4
Box 500, Nyssa.
dition, furnished and rented. Half
The hay sold by M. L. Kurtz
extra heads of cabbage during this
You may register at the office of the County Clerk, for any precinct
is being chopped and trucked to
in the County, or with the official registrars in the following precincts:
period—think how much valuable
Emmett.
PR EC IN C TS
R EG ISTRARS
food would be saved.
D. L. Anderson sold some hay,
Applegate
.................................................................... Mrs M. D. Clough
COLE S LA W
baled, and Stanley Goulet is hav­
Adrian and Big Bend
......................................................... D. T. Holly
Use fresh, tender green or red
ing his baled. Not much hay is
■ P MuirdtW,id>’
Brogan
...................................... ................................ Mrs Sue Silvers
cabbage, if possible. T o keep cabb
left unsold In Newell Heights.
Harper and Bully
.... ................
........
O. Y. Cheater
age crisp, place in vegetable drawer
The Conley Wallace ranch and Ironside ............ ......................... ............................................ H. C. Elms
of refrigerator. Use a very sharp
his sheep have been purchased. Jamieson ..................... ..... ....... ................... .... ......... Mrs Myrtle Field
knife and shred cabbage very fine.
AFTE R B IG M ONEY
Other ranches listed (or sale are Jordan Valley and Juniper ................................ ..........
W. R. Helm
EVAPO R ATE D M IL K O R SOUR
State Highway Engineer R. H.
the Overstreet and Walter Pink­ Jones
CREAM DRESSING
ston acreages.
.laldock is in Washington, D.C. to !4 cup sugar
Malheur
.................. ...... ...... .................... .......
Mrs Horten Worsham
. appear before the joint senate and 1-3 cup vinegar
McDermitt
....................................... ....... ................ Alice D Bankofler
Nyssa No. 1. No. 2, No. 3, Arcadia and Owyhee
Orant Rinehart
j house committee on roads. He will M cup evaporated milk or sour cr­
Ontario No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5. Fair and Cairo
F. P Ryan
work for the passage of the postwar eam
The Patch and Chat club met at Riverside ............................... .......... ........................ Mrs Donald E. Libby
highways construction program bill. M tsp salt
SH O E SH OPS
Add sugar to vinegar, and stir the home of Ethel Ooodell Thurs­ Rockwllle ............................................................................ Maude Greeley
' In its present form the bill approp­
DENTISTS
riates one billion dollars a year for until sugar is dissolved. Into an­ day. Co-hostesses were Grace Rob­ Rome ......................... ..................... .......................... Mrs Dora Matthews
C. H Spicer
three years for road construction. other bowl pour sour cream or ev­ bins, Alta Hawkins, and Hazel Lev­ Snake River .....................................................................
Abbott’s Shoa Shop
O fficial Registrars have lists of those who are NOW registered.
Oregon’s share Is set at $15.000.000 aporated milk and add enough of itt. One new member. Mrs Simm­
J. R. C U N D A L L
All kinds of shoe and harness
the vinegar and sugar mixture to ons. joined the club. For roll call
H. 8 S A C K E T T
a year for three years.
repairing
Dentist
cause the cream or milk to become a valentine exchange was held.
County Clerk
IN D U S T R Y P A Y R O L L
Across from post office.
Payrolls In Oregon industries co­ the consistency of mayonnaise. P o­
Phone B6-J
vered by the workmen’s compensat­ ur over cabbage. Use a fork to bl­
Sarazln Clinic
N YS SA
OREGON
ion act totaled $53,771,848 for Jan­ end dressing through cabbage.
OPTOMETRISTS
uary, according to a report Just
issued by the state Industrial acc­
DR. J. A. McFALL
ident commission. Th e total for
J E W E L R Y STORES
January 1943 was $34,638.914, an
“ Ses M c M I and Bos Better*
increase of nearly 20 percent. Abou".
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jamison mov­
three-fourths of the state's payroll ed to Nyssa Monday to the resi­
PAULUS
is centered in Multnomah county. dence they had recently purchased
W EDDING D ATE B PT
from George Sallee.
JEWELRY STORE
Miss Marylee Fry, daughter of
Mrs. Cecil Florea. Mrs. Frank
Mr and Mrs Dan J Fry, has set Savage, Olen Hoffman, Mr. and
Union Pacific Time Inspector
March 25 the date o f her marriage Mrs. Willis Bertram and Mr. and
EYES I O H T SPECIALIST
JE W E LR Y — DIAM ONDS
to Mr. W illiam Earl Snell, son of Mrs. Alva Goodell were In On­
O N TA R IO
OREOOS
WATCHES
Governor Earl Snell and Mrs Snell. tario Tuesday.
Main Street at Second
FOREST FIR E S FEWER
Bill Savage has returned from
Most of the forest fire losses last Salem, where he had been work­
P H Y S IC IA N S
year did not occur during the dry ing.
WYCKOFF
season but at this time of the year.
Mrs. Willis Bertram and Mrs.
During February and March of Alva Goodell attended a pink and
JEWELRY STORE
last year over 22,000 acres, of the blue shower given at the O. E
L . A. Maul ding, M.D.
total of 35.889 for the year, were Cheldetln home Wednesday a f­
O fficial Tim e Inspector for
Physician and Surgeon
burned over, states the annual re­ ternoon in honor of Mrs. Wallace
Union Pacific
port of State Forester N. 8. Rogers. O r egg
Phone *7
O N T A R IO
OREGON
Lightning caused 41 percent of the
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Cleaver re­
Hours: 10 to 13 and I to S
Contracting yellow globe and yellow sweet Spanish onions.
fires or 381 out o f the 887. The turned from a five weeks visit in
Dally—Except Sunday
W ork Guaranteed
monitary
lass
is
estimated
to
be
Missouri
Ms. and Mrs. Emery
Fry Building
$117572 During the past four years D loitt and family returned with
E. I. COLE
lasses have decreased more than them and will make their home
W ATCH and CLOCK
fifty percent.
here.
Mrs. Elloitt Is a daughter
S
A
R
A
Z
IN
C
LIN
IC
REPAIRING
CHJBST ENGINEERS
of M r and Mra. Cleaver.
Under the provisions of 8 good
Mrs Ouy Parmer entertained the
JEWELER
J. J. Sarazin, M. D.
will program formulated by the Out Our Way club at her home
Free Examination
American Roadbullders association Thursday afternoon.
Five mem­
and Estimate!
J e n e m practice o f medida«
a group of highway engineers from bers and one visitor attended The
N E X T DOOR T O PO ST OFFICE
The
South American countries will be hostess served refreshments
Physlotharap)
Nyssa, Oregon
PAR M A — — — — ID AH O E-Ray
entertained during the present year next meeting will be held March
■
by the highway departments of the 9 at the Roy O rlfftn
SUMMONS FOR P U B LIC A T IO N
Oregon Trail
PERMANENT WAVE-59*
Bernard Eastman
Victory Food Hints
4 C d p i/d l
Professional And
Business Directory
K ig f"
Lincoln Heights
Buena Vista
For Sale
Certified W hite Rose
Russett, Bliss Triumph
Seed Potatoes
Few Triumphs I Year From Certification
J. R. Simplot
Dehydrating Co.
Phone 119W or No. 3
Oeo
L
Baker