Nyssa gate city journal., March 30, 1944, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

THE NYSSA GATE CITY.JOURNAL
lassified
THURSDAY MARCH SO, 1944
Legal Advertising
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law by the Industrial Accident Co- th Mis Annie liants and ->on, Oil- „1 y apply lo utm , kuai
a
mmission has been effected without ford.
tremendous quanli.y ssle and as
additional cast to the industrial Mrs Ray Whitsell, chairman of ruch definitely contribute t>. t.t;
films of Oregon.
¡the American ReJ Cross for thl< over-all h.gher cost of ll.ii.g.
MYTHS AND MOTHS
j community, repons a goou contrit.- Keep em Huliing
Is the picture of the old grub-st-
toinniunoy,
J r b m t UM,# red Wld Wue
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PRO­
L C dpi/al
PERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that in
pursuance of an order of the Co­
|0* Hut id i w.id>’
unty Court of Malheur County. St­
«
‘J t L L T E ? -Is -thU *yïî,‘ ^
ditch mme * * *“ • * * * * * * * ! must be kept in circuiati° n ° r st-
ate of Oregon, in the matter of the
ocote per Mura lar web issue Minimum ocsii in
It would seem so according“ tT the replace Adam Toth’ who expetUi oreke*per* won t have enou*h 10
estate of Rosie Alice Mull, deceased, POLITICAL PEPPERPOT
report of the state unemp-1 * " ^ J h e service Mr Anderson make change. Willard Case. OPA
the undersigned. Administrator of E<fear W Smith. Portland indust­ recent
loyment
commission which says’has leased h“ farmln« *round but, food rationing executive, is caution-
the estate of Rosie Alice Mull, de­ rialist. financier and lancher has mining firms
and incorporated in- ' wlU °°ntlnUf 10 llve on his faim , ing consumers case said the supply
I of tokens issued to retailers was not
Ontario Orain Co. or County Ag­ ceased. will sell at private sale, in announced tits candidacy for the dlvlduals in mining either change, ln ®aat Uncoln Heights.
.ANEOUS ent’
ownership
or
go
out
of
business
on
I.
The
Llncoln
Christian
Endeavor
| large to begin with, so he asks
one
parcel,
to
the
highest
bidder.
s
office
Ontario,
or
Palumbo
Fr­
e x c e e Æ r Sale
Democratic nomination for U.S. the average of once every two years. | ^ «organized a"d alected
everybody to cooperate to keep 'em
upon the terms and conditions senator,
Rubbfl§‘_------------------------ - uit Co., Payette. J. F. Denham and J hereinafter
rolling. Retailers were also remin­
a contender for the post In the past eight years 54 percent
mentioned,
and
subject
Son.
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president: Joe Winslow, vice pres­ ded to deposit the tokens in boxes,
ced H ebung
bronze
tom,
the mining businesses subject to ident:
to confirmation by said County Co­ held by Rufus Holman. Smith is of
Letha Suttles. secretary-tr- segregated by red and blue 250 to
Phone
$2R2
Ures K t o c k
the
unemployment
law
have
gone
58
born
in
Pendleton
where
he
gr­
FOR
SALE—
A
NO.
1
bicycle
with
urt, on or after the 17th day of aduated from high sinool then at­ out of business.
is to Hi
eauser; Dolly Hawkins, pianist; a box. and not to deposit them In
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pre-war
tires.
Wili.am
vanZelf,
4th
April, 1944 at 10 a . i «Z. Pacific Time
ltical
Geraldine Pette. song leader, Cliff­ envelopes along with ration stamps.
LIMITED
30M2xp on said aav, all uie right, title, in­ tended U of O lo, -.x,ne -oefore I 1 LIQUOR
dlrec odern home, stoker, street, south.
ord Harris, librarian, and Donna Restaurant suspended—
Most
of
the
whiskey
stocked
by
graduating
from
Cornell.
He
has
lsts wn and tree? Bern- FK>R SALE—Small Ward separator. terest and estate of the said Rosie been chairman of the Oregon milk the state liquor stores for the next Winslow and Bob Goodell, social Holiday House) Portland restaur­
mile,
Alice Mull, deceased, at the time control board, treasurer of Dem. three months will be straight 90- chairmen.
ant, has been ordered suspended
23Mtfc Also 7 large doe rabbits, priced of
her death, in and to the real state central committee, is a mem­ proof Bourbon from the stock* of
th a
from doing business for 30 days,
reasonable.
Sandy
Fife.
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property hereinafter described, and ber of the state board of higher the two Kentucky distilleries in the
time
March 8-April 7, for violation ot
[-Two
40-acre
farms,
h o u ._
rationing regulations, according to
FOR SALE—Big young team. Call all the right, title and interest that education, was in World war l and Oregon-Washing ton liquor deal.
C O I*
Tliree-room house Frank T. Morgan.
16Mtfc the said estate has by operation of has two sons overseas in the armed They wil be sold under the Water- OPA Highlights the district OPA. The restaurant
Atkeson.
A.
L.
or otherwise, acquired other
AÍ
was charged with accepting ration-
flll-Frazer label. The supply is ex­
When Wendell L. Wlllkle pected
23M2XC FOR SALE—Auto Liability Insur­ law,
than or in addition to that of said forces
me,
Why
advance
endorsements?
i
ed
foods without having sufficient
to
last
from
18
months
to
$11.50 per year on “A" Ration. deceased, at the time of her death, was in Portland for the Lincoln day two years.
evi
Why
can
your
ration
be
revoked
I
points
to cover and for overdraw-
Three springer heifers, ance.
Other Rates Proportionately low of, in and to that certain property banquet Charles A. Sprague stated CAPITAL SHORTS
if you fail to have all of your cou- ing it ration bank account.
to fit on John Deere Meets
that he would file as a delegate-at- A large portrait of the late Sen­ pons
State's
Requirements.
consisting
of
Lots
21
and
22
of
Bl­
(1) To prevent ot­ Modern Chivalry—
H. Cannon and Son,
Bernard Eastman ock 144 in Ward's Addition to the large from Oregon and would sup­ ator Charles L. McNary will hang hers endorsed?
from using your coupons if "Gentlemen of the ration board”,
y.
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port
Willkle.
Since
filing
for
the
City of Nyssa, Malheur County, Or­ seat left vacant by the death of ln the Capital in Washington Five they are last or stolen; (2) To dis­ reads a letter from a husband who
WANTED
egon, according to the official Plat Senator Charles L. McNary he has days of dry east wind created the courage people who have obtained wins some kind of a prize for hus­
,ve good milch cows. I ___ ___________________________
thereof on file in the office of the stated he would not seek the com­ most, dangerous spring fire season unuecessarily large rations from bandly consideration. "Please send
¿»erg. route 1, Nyssa. j wANTF1D—Manure haulers. Frank County
recent years according to State their local boards, from selling or me a slip for a gas stove. I have
23M2XC T Morgan
lOMttc unty. Clerk of said Malheur Co­ mitteeship Walter M. Pierce, of ln
Forester
N. S. Rogers There were giving their extra coupons for use always had a wood stove with coils
Salem,
one-time
governor
of
Oregon
Three apartment \yANTED—Baled hay. See H. van Terms and conditions of sale: and ex-congressman, is in the Good no fatalities among the 1089 indust­ in somebody else’s car; (3) To ta­ but aim to get a gas stove as soon
garage,
at Boise Payette Lumber Twenty per cent of the sum bid to Samaritan hospital in Portland wh­ rial accidents reported to the state ke the pressure off the honest gas­ as I can since my wife is sick and
house. woodshed.
Some , Ebmond
paid to said Administrator in
can no longer bring ln the wood."
the past week. There were oline dealer.
yard
or
call
349R1, Ontario. Cash be
his condition is improving. Dan during
Inquire Jour- paid on delivery.
cash at the time of the acceptance ere
That
two-cent
overcharge—
15
claims
filed
for
occupational
dis­
20Jtfc
Harmon
with
a
two-bushel
sack
of
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of such bid and the balance of the oats in the back of an old buggy ease.
Two or three-cent overcharges on Committee Meeting—
purchase
price
to
be
paid
on
the
WANTED
TO
RENT—Modern
fur­
any
commodity are Just as serious The executive committee of the
—Six Buff Orphlngton, nished cottage, two bedrooms. Will confirmation of the sale by the (and a horse in front is wowing the
greater amounts and should be WSCS of the Methodist church,
,ol train cockerels. Mrs FYank lease
countryside in his campaign for LINCOLN HEIGHTS as
Court.
for
six
months
or
one
year.
reported to price clergs of local which consists of the officers, will
Just south of Hunt’s cor- Inquire at Journal office. 23M3XP All bids shall be left at the office congres in the first district, tells’m
OPA boards. Richard C. Montgo­ hold Its quarterly meeting today
Orien
Hainline
received
a
tele­
23M2xp.
there
are
too
many
lawyers
in
con­
A. L. Fletcher, attorney or may
mery. district director, point out. at the home of Mrs. Henry Hart­
U. S. Senator Quy Gordan gram Saturday evening telling of ’’There
WANTED—Used lurnlture. Highest of
be delivered personally to the un­ gress
has been a tendency to con­ ley.
—No. 152 head lettuce prices
the
death
of
his
mother.
Funeral
will
retain
the
Washington
office
paid.
Phone
149W.
Nyssa
dersigned at Powell Service Station staff of the late Senator McNary services were held ln Ontario Tues­ sider such
small overcharges as tr-
^ wl a te test 982 per cent pure. Furniture Co.
1ATFC
in the City of Nyssa, Oregon.
lval
and
not
’worth bothering ab­ Goes To Seattle—
Anderson, route 1, Nyssa.
day
afternoon
with
Peterson’s
Fu­
including
Mrs
Helen
Kiefer,
secret­
15, 1944.
pl
out". Montgomery said. "The oppos- i Mrs. Mary Rumple has gone to
23M2xp WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES fol March
neral
home
in
charge.
Dev.
R.
L.
ary
to
McNary,
who
served
on
his
B.
B.
Llenkaemper,
Administrator
tt
live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay­ Estate of Rosie Alice Mull,
staff for 26 years Alex Q. Barry, Kriner delivered the funeral ser­ ite is true. Small overcharges usu-1 Seattle to visit her two brothers.
aiALE—Few ewes with lambs, ette.
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former U. S. senator will file for mon.
tlones. Louis Pratt, Nyssa
deceased.
the Republican national committee- The Patch and Chat club met at
FURNITURE WANTED—We pay
l’J
ship for Oregon opposing the in­ the home of Matilda Pettet Thurs­
highest
prices
for
used
furniture.
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
t SALE—Seed potatoes. Idaho Nordale Furniture company. 21 jtfc TO THE CREDITORS AND ALL cumbent Ralph H. Cake State Se­ day afternoon.
defeated for Rev. and Mrs R. L. Kriner and
, 1 year from certification,
PERSONS INTERESTED in the nator Lew two Wallace,
years ago, and Elton family, Mr and Mrs Vern Smith
.re.
9Mtfc
For
Rent
estate of Harold William Elliot, governor
Watkins, former congressman from and son and Lois Nelson were en­
acres ot) Black deceased:
I sa LE- Save meat points— ra- FOR LEASE—160
tertained at an oyster supper Sun­
80 under irrigation. 80 pas­ Notice Is hereby given to the cr­ Portland, are expected to file for day
ghorn cockerels. We have some canyon,
evening by Ida Nelson at the
the
nomination
for
the
four-year
ture.
Lies
three
and
a
half
miles
editors
and
all
others
interested
able each Wednesday, begin- due east from the bridge. Lessee in the estate of Harold William term as senator on the Democratic Smith home.
March 8. Thompson’s Ontario
Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith and
have proper equipment and Elliot, deceased, that the under- ticket With so many voters in the sons
hery, Box 578. Ontario. 2Mtfc must
of Waterbury, Nebraska who
forces it has been predicted
references. Bernard Eastman, Ny- \ signed has been duly appointed armed
there would be fewer candid­ have been visiting at the Lee and
t SALE—150 tons of baled hay. ssa, or write, L. P. Thomas, 879 E, Administrator of said estate by the that
for office this year, however, Vern Smith, and Ralph Barnes ho­
Ure.
9Mtfc 28th St., Oakland, 10, Calif. 24F6xc. county Court of Malheur County ates
the filings for the May election will me left last week for Seattle where
FOR
LEASE-Pasture
land,
plenty
I
°
r,ee°n’
and
«»«““
led
as
such
One mile east and south of Dunaway Sand pit, or
3M IMPLEMENTS—Case tract- of water. 260 acres lying southeast ' All persons having claims against run over 50 or approximately 50 they will visit their daughter and
more than at the primaries two her husband. Mr and Mrs Clair 7 miles south of Nyssa; lVj miles off Nyssa-Adrian
Implements and parts. Cletrac
are r««uir- years ago.
Murdock.
wler tractors, sales and service, of Sparta. Baker county. SE'< and sald decea,ed or
S W , known as "The Hamm-
Present same verlfled “
Mr and Mrs Ralph Barnes and Highway.
pairing and welding of all kinds, E4
ARMY
DAY
APRIL
6
ond
Place
”,
Bernard
Eastman,
Ny-
Ilaw
re«“ired’
to
the
undersigned
sons
were Sunday dinner guests at
Governor E&rl Snell has issued a
cholson Service and Supply. Ph- ^sa
24F6xc ' at his home, or at the office of A. proclamation
the
A.A.
Zickmund home in the
designating
April
6
as
e 37, Ontario.
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i 'L. Fletcher, his attorney in the City army day, which will be observed Owyhee district
BUTCHERING
¡of Nyssa, Oregon, which place is throughout the country. He urges Ralph Winslow Sunday.
OR SALE—White-faced bulls. Oo- Custom butchering
at his
every Monday hereby designated as the place for that the flag be flown that day at home here Saturday arrived
1 breeding stock. Serviceable age. and Friday. Beef, sheep
after
makin?
and
pork.
the
transaction
of
all
business
per­
ake Fischer.
24Ftfc Sanitary butchering guaranteed. taining to said estate, within six homes and places of business, and a trip to Indiana. He accompanied
Sale Starts At 12:30 p.m.
that schools, churches and homes the body ot his father, J. A. Win­
’OR SALE—Seeds, Michael-Leon- Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa months from the date of the first hold
Lunch
will
be served on the sale grounds.
slow,
to
Indiana
for
burial.
special observances.
jd, flower, garden and field seeds. on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer.
publication of this notice.
Mr
and
Mrs
Alzono
Latta
and
PRODUCTION
HANDICAPS
AID­
.Pollingsworth Hardware and Im­
Date of first pub. March 16, 1944. ED
children arrived at their home In
plement Co.
24FTTC Corsets Surgical garm- Loyd Ballot, Administrator
Infection is the greatest disease this community Wednesday. They
Estate
of
Harold
William
Elliot.
FOR SALE—Bliss Triumph seed ents
menace to Oregon workers accord­ had spent the winter in New Mex­
Deceased.
potatoes eligible for certification. Girdles
ing to the first report filed under ico. Mr Latta will be engaged In 1 Barn, 14 by 32 feet, with milk house and storage
Brazzieres
Grown at least 1000 feet higher th­
the new occupational disease law. farming with his father, Clyde La
room built on end. Buildings were built one yr. ago.
an local seed and will produce seed
ALICE
A.
COLLINS
Over one-half of the claims filed tta.
were on account of infection, with Edwin Green has returned to the 1 Hen house, 16 by 24, matched siding with two gr­
equal to Blue Tag at a big saving Box 500 Phone 122-J
Buena V illa
(lnfllmatlon of skin) in sec­ home of his parents, Mr and Mrs O,
$3 f.o.b. Juntura. See samples at
Mrs S. B. Hoffman was hostess cytitls
ond place. Of the 297 claims filed E. Green after visiting his sister ain bins, 7 by 16, on end,
to the Out Our Way club at her during
six months the law and husband, Mr and Mrs Marlon 1 Brooder house, 10 by 16, covered with heavy roof­
home Thursday afternoon. There has been the in first
operation
were filed Schutt and family. He has been ing paper.
were eight members present. Games by men and 111 by 186
women.
The recuperating after a recent append­ 5 Room-house, Celotex lined, 20 by 36 feet.
were played.
operation.
average
wage
of
claimants
was
over
Refreshments were served. The $8 a day. Ten percent of claimants icitis
Brock
Robbins. Muriel Enevoldsen
next meeting will be held at the were under 21 years of age and ten and Althea
Hawkins were chosen to
Leslie Topllff home April 13.
were over 60. Payments for represent Lincoln school in a health
Mr and Mrs Cecil Florea were in percent
time losses amounted to 86.78 and contest.
Boise Thursday.
Mrs Verdo Harris and daughter, 10 Pieces, 2 by 8, 16 feet long.
was paid for medical aid.
Mr and Mrs J. W. Jennings were $3234
Carolyn,
are spending this week wl-
The
administration
of
the
new
in Nampa Monday.
3 Pieces, 2 by 12, 16 feet long.
Ralph Griffin returned to school
5 Pieces, 2 by 10, 16 feet long.
a
I
I
last week after being absent the
HON. LIAR!
11 Cement flue blocks.
past two weeks because of illness.
Mr and Mrs Loyd Adams and
SHOE SHOPS
Mildred and Mrs Charles Gardner
DENTISTS
and Anna Jean were Sunday dinner
guests at the Alva Goodell home.
Abbott’s
Shos
Shop
Mr and Mrs Claude Day enter­
J. R. CUNDALL All kinds of shoe and harnese tained
2 Ten-rod rolls of six-foot chicken netting.
at a dinner Thursday even­
repairing
1 One-horse two-row beet cultivator, with tools.
ing in honor of Mr and Mrs S B.
Dentist
Across from post office.
Hoffman, whose wedding anniver­
1 1931 Chevrolet sedan, fair rubber.
Phone 56-J
sary occurred that day. and Mr and
Sarazln Clinic
1 Two-ineh centrifugal pump and pipes.
Mrs Jim Ritchie, who celebrated
NYSSA
OREGON
OPTOMETRISTS
1 One-horse eleetire motor.
their 10 wedding anniversary the
same
day.
J. A. McFALL
Those attending besides the hon­
JEWELRY STORES “See DR. McFall
or guests were Mr and Mrs Ernest
and E m Better'
Maize and Mr and Mrs Olenn Hoff­
man.
PAULUS
1 Guernsey cow, 6 years, giving 5 gallons.
Ray Griffin was in Ontario Th­
ursday.
1 Brown jersey cow, 6 years, giving 4 gallons.
JEWELRY STORE
a e fH,“dc
Advertising
Public Farm
Sale
Friday, April 7
Buildings
Professional And
Business Directory
Lumber
Miscellaneous
Cattle
Union Pacific Time Inspector
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Main Street at Second
EYE8IOHT SPECIALIST
ONTARIO
OREGON
PHYSICIANS
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE L. A. Moulding, M.D.
Official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
OREGON
Physician and Burgeon
Phone *7
Hours: 18 to U and I to 8
Fry Building
Work Guaranteed
E. I. COLE
WATCH and CLOCK SARAZTN CLINIC
REPAIRING
JEWELER
J. J. Sarazin, M. D.
Free Examination
and Estimate!
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE General practice of
Physiotherapy
PARMA — — — — IDAHO A-Ray
1 Black cow, 2 years, giving 3 gallons.
1 Red durham, 2 years, springer, gives 4 gallons.
1 Holstein, 3 years, giving 5 gallons.
1 Holstein, 3 years, giving 4 gallons.
1 Holstein, 2 years old, giving 6 gallons.
3 Yearling heifers.
3 Bull calves.
1 Fifteen-month old steer.
1 Seventeen-month old heifer.
Tests will be given day of sale.
TERMS------CASH
Anyone in the neighborhood having personal pro­
perty to sell is invited to enter it in the sale.
Oregon Trail
The Merry Matrons club met at
the home of Ola Chari with Agnes
Knowles and Bonnie Oregg »«list­
ing The afternoon waa spent sew­
ing. Eleven members were present.
Plans were completed for the club
anniversary party to be held Wed­
nesday afternoon. April 5 at the
school house. Members of the Wor­
thwhile club of Sunset Valley will
be guests. In guessing games Alice
Holmes and Ola Chard won prizes.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Mr and Mrs F O. Holmes made a
business trip to Boise Thursday.
Bernice Bowen is staying with
Mrs Frank Rambau
Mr and Mrs T. V. Olson spent
the week-eriU at Kuna. Idaho visit­
ing their daughter. Mrs Horace
Fuhnman. and family
Mr and Mrs R J. Ashby are
visiting In Utah.
“ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—In
a history-making demonstration
of national onity, 16 nation-wide
organizations —many commonly
supposed to have conflicting in­
ternate—adopt statement of pol­
icy assorting recognition of joint
responsibility for contii
production and fee
em
to preserve American democracy
“Among those eoming together
to reach agreement were the
National Association of Mann
lecturers, A F of L, CIO, Na­
tional Crane«, American Legion.
American Farm Bureau Federa­
tion, National Council of Farmer
Cooporativaa." —Newt Item. L_ J !
F. W. Adams,
Owner
Col. Bert Anderson, Auct.
L. H. Fritta, Clerk