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TH E NYSSA H ATE ( 'I T Y .TOURNAI TH U R S D A Y A U G U ST 24, 1944 Big Bend j i a casket dinner. mce.lng wi.1 oe h e ll with Mr3 WU- Mrs. Lou Pratt is assisting with ma Strickianu and Mrs S t Mrs. Della Bumiell and Mr. and i lie cocking for hay men in the ephens. Mrs. TuUer of Boise were ousuiess fran k Ray home. Mrs Russell R. W olf Jr., arrived Mrs. A. L. Ltd h and sister were visitors in Nyssa Thursday. trom Hopkinsville, Kentucky M on i vi-i.ing here over the week-end day for a visit with her mother, Mrs A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. from Handford. Washington. T a v i * akd Tony He.derman at the Caldwell Lafe Johnson of Nampa visit Martha Klingback. and other rel T c n to m found RATES: Two cenia per word lo r e*ch Issue Minimum casn In sanitarium. Mrs. HeUerman is bet ed from Tuesday until Friday with atives. TH6.IR BuJINEJS-BUli-OIMO advance Is 30c 1 his daughter. Mrs. H. B. Williams. ter known as Loraine Reno. Rev. Kriner will hold preaching AWERTIJIH4 OtSPlAYJ I Mesdames H. B, Arnold and services at the school house after Johnnie Bishop of Nyssa visited FOR iTtAM JHiP ' Gerald Slippy attended a birthday from Wednesday until Friday with <o/wPANiej- jwePT , party and shower for Mrs. Gladys Sunday school Sunda.y Aug. 27. his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Staples has been appointed by MISCELLANEOUS AWAV Bv WAR... School will be opened In the Ow I Connaughy Friday afternoon. H. Brumbach. the County Court ot Malheur Co- The Lou Winn sale was well at- yhee district Monday, August 28. For Sale ) Mrs. Knapp of Roswell was a ! tended, EW FuRNITURe/ considering the busy har Mrs Leslie Ballantyne is to be the „ „ . unty, Oregon, as Administrator ot Sunday guest of Mrs. Will Sweet, FO R SALE—House, 3 rooms and t , _ , „ they deeded , vesting season. The Modern Pio . . „ , 'th e Estate of Pearl Staples, dec- who is slowly recovering from her principal and Mrs John Bumgar WAS SCARCE. bath. garage, full basement. 2 lots. | neer club served lunch. broken arm. ner the primary teacher. W hy hot pu t to $2150.00 Terms. 3 room house, part- j easecl' Dr. John Anderson and family Mrs. Haworth went to Vale Mon ly modern, 3 lots $1200.00. . All persons navtng claims against use their hobby of the College of Idaho were din Little Brenda Walters o f Boise day morning to serve on the jury, Bernard Eastman. 17Atfc said estate are nereby notified to OF «CFURBISMINIS ner guests Sunday in the M. L. spent last wek with her grandpar but returned the same day. Kurtz home. OLD PIECES?... present the same duly verified to ents. Mr and Mrs Ellis Walters. FO R SALE—Potato digger. Carl Se Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach The young folks who attended Mr and Mrs Jess Oregg and dau were guests of their daughter, bum, Nyssa. 17A2xp said Administrator at the law office B i o * FOUR YEARS AFTER the United Presbyterian conference ghter and Mr and Mrs Wallace Or- I OR SALE—Trash burner, all wh of W. H. Brooke at Ontario, Oregon Mrs. John Bishop, in Nyssa, W ed / STARTING IN B ronxyil H at Payette Lakes returned home egg and family called on the Rob- nesday and attended the matinee ite, with coils, practically new. Mrs within six months from the dat, / H .% THEY HAVE »L I THEY Monday. Joyce Kurtz received first , ert Kriner family In the Lincoln "Song of Bernadette” in Ontario. C. B. Short, Third street. 24Alxp of the first publication of this not pla-e in the Bible reading contest district Sunday. Mrs Kriner. who CAN 00 TO KEEP UP WITH Mr. Edwards and Mr. Prosser ice and this notice is first published Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hill moved has been in the hospital at Nampa 1HE DEMANDS FOR THEIR. FO R SALE— 150 white leghorn pul aliod cn Bend residents Saturday August 3, 1944. into their newly built home thti is now recuperating in her home. RESOURCE FULNEJJ., • lets, 5 months old. Walter Benson, oliciting help for the Keene fam- Last publication August 31, 1944. week. phone 03R2, mile east of Adrian I Mr and Mrs William Peutz spent ly. whose residence and all of its John F. Staples, Administrator CCC camp. 24A2xp Saiuraay and Sunday at Carbarton ontents were destroyed by fire W. H. Brooke, attorney. | looking after their sheep and vac Thursday evening. V y v . < ? » ClY PUCKUNO fA 'GENUITY ationing at the lakes. FO R SALE—Two new modern hou Mrs. Joe Brumbach spent Friday NOTICE TO CREDITORS PIECES, READY a a s b u il t Mrs Oeorge Oregg has moved to The members of the Owyhee Co ses, $5000 each. One with two bed ind Saturday in Ontario shopping Notice is hereby given that John FOR THE SCRAP ANOTHER. nd was an overnight guest of Mrs. mmunity club met with Mrs Frank Caldwell, where she plans to work rooms. Two 10-acre tracts, $275( BAG, ARE Staples has been appointed by A n O ld b u tté s I Crocker at their regular meeting this winter. Valthers. and $1000 In Apple valley. Several he County Court of Malheur Co- INTERESTING REMODELED, C HURN »CAKES : L ____ " ' * 1 A number of men from this vicin- Thursday, with a record turnout in good buys on 40 s. $3500 to $10,000 inty, Oregon, as Administrator of T H E BASIS FOB REDECORAT El) ! AND PROFITABLE ty attended the chamber of com- attendance. Mrs May Cook and Mrs S PE AK IN G O F TAX E S A F L O O R LAM P. One 80, modern house, execllent he Estate of Ford Staples, dec- MAOE B ufine Js out Farm real estate taxes per acre nerce meeting in the Legion hall Margaret W olf were guests. Mrs improvements, $11,000. CHARMING. ased. Martha Klingback and Mrs Hazel during 1943 remained about the sa n Adrian Thursday night. OF ADVERSITY. A. L. Atkeson. All persons having claims against Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witty are Chamberlian were prize winners in me as in 1942 and at about the sa ;aid estate are hereby notified to ittending summer school at La a contest. Refreshments of sand me level as in 1943, the low point For TRAD E irerent the same duly verified U wiches, salad, pie and punch were for tuxes during the depression per Grande. FO R TR AD E — 1942 trailer house. laid Administrator at the law offlci Mrs. R. L. Haworth and Mrs. served by th i hostess. The next iod. Sleeps 4. W ill trade on home in j f W. H. Brooke at Ontario, Oregon, Boyce Van de Water and Billie Nyssa. Mrs. Wm. O. Newell at vlthin six months from the date of ■vent to Nampa where Billie had his eyes tested Tuesday. Riverside Camp in Nyssa. 10A3XP he first publication of this notice Mrs Dyre Roberts and children ind this notice is first published are spending the week in Nampa, August 3. 1944. W AN TE D where she is assisting in her fath Last publication August 31, 1944. W O M AN W ANTED —T o take care er's store, while he is on his vaca John F Staples. Admin strator Prepared by OFFICE OF W A R INFO R M ATIO N o f lady with heart trouble at her tion. W. H. Brooke, attorney. home, starting September 1. Phone Adrian high chool will open Mon W e are now accepting applications for the 19 or write Mrs Frank Newbill, ro day, August 28. Mrs. Joe Brum IN THE C O U NTY C O l'K T OF THE ' Military Has Severe Shortages | cult field." ute 1, Nyssa. 24A2xp bach will teach there and Mrs. R. o ff | Sees Threat to German Industry STATE OF OREGON FOR M ALH - -Production has dropped coming beet campaign. L. Haworth will teach in Nyssa W A N TE D TO B U Y —10 to 20 tolu EUR COUNTY slightly in the face of increased i T *le P°l*sh teritories so far con- again this year. r- quered by the Russians are chiefly o l wheat or barley. William Peutz, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Oen ' demands," from overseas, phone 010-J2. lOAtfc In the Matter of the Estate of Brehon B. Somervell, of the Army agricultural, Leo T. Crowley, fo r If you desire work, please come to the office N E W E LL HEIGHTS John Bartholoina, eign economic administrator, said Service Forces, said in citing some W A N TE D —Baled hay. See H. van in a statement explaining the eco Deceased specific shortages suffered in var- j and leave your application at once. Egmond. Boise Payette Lumber yard Mrs. D. L. Anderson is attending nomic importance of the Polish Notice is hereby given, that the of war. Some ex - 1 or phone 255-M. Ontario, evenings. undersigned has been appointed jo u s . theaters . . . _ ,, areas still under German domin- normal school in La Grande this cited were: One general , .. , 17ATFC administratrix of the estate o f John amples . . , „ ,, , ation. German loss of the largest week, she will teach the seventh had to call o ff 100 air missions < „ . . . . _. , . . , „ “ and eighth grades in Adrian this Eartholoma, deceased, by the Cou because o f the Distrlct i Galicia, W ANTED—Used furniture. Highest because of of lack lack of or the tne rieht r gnt tvDf typ. part lra, Poland Pollsh o Silesla and Cen- the year. nty Court of the State of Oregon, prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa of bombs; another general said he .. .... , _ , , _ Arthur Cartwright was the honor . . . i .. , . . 1 Northwestrn Provinces of Poznan Furniture Co. 1ATFC for Malheur County, and has qual had to abandon 3,500 heavy trucks „ ______„ .. . . . . , , .. and Pomorze would help the Al- guest at a family dinner at the ified. which have to be replaced; rate of .. .. , _ in three ways: l. It would Earl Parker home Sunday, It being WE P A Y H IG HE ST PRICES foi All persons having clamis against fire for artillery . has _ more .. than lies , . „ , , . live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay said estate are hereby notified to j doubled above estimates, thus in- f, P" 6 Germany of coal iron oil. his birthday anniversary. The R. R. Overstreet home was ette. • 27Ntfc present the same duly verified as creasing demands for new guas. re- by law required, to the undersigned placement linings and ammunition, war industries as iron and steel, the scene of another family gath F U R N IT U R E W ANTED —We pay at her residence in Nyssa. Oregon, neavy artillery rather than air engineering and oil refinering; 2. It ering Sunday when the M. L. Judd highest prices for used furniture. or to her attorney, P. J. Gallagher, power broke deadlocks at Anzio, would deprive her of a large source and Gordon Judd families provld- Nordale Furniture company. 21Jtfc at Ontario, Oregon, within six mon Cassino and In Normandy. Som- of war labor; 3. It would deprive her of an area hitherto compara O FFICE CLOSED—Dr. L. A. Maul- ths from the date hereof. ervel said. tively free from Allied bombing In Dated and first published August OPA Changes Point Values ding’s office will be closed Saturday which she had been developing new afternoon hereafter. 17A2xc , 19M. No more ration points lor utility last publication September 7, 1944. grades of beef and lamb will be re war industries. "Bravery Alone Is Not Enough’ N O TICE — All livestock trespassing Myrtle E. Bartholoina quired through September 2. and "Bravery alone is not enough to on T 21.-R-45 E. S.W .L N .W .L, Administratrix for the same period point-values win battles.” declared General A. SH of sec. 1, WV4. N E L . S E L. P. J. Gallagher have been restored on pork loins, N E L , EH N W L , S W L , N W L , Profits for every field and garden seed grower in this area have been Attorney pork hams and canned fish, the A. Vandergrift, commandant o f the Marine Corps In urging youths of S E L , N E L , N E L . sec. 2. NH, N E L office o f price administration has pre-military age to return to high sec. 11. N H , N E L , sec. 12. T 20, R, increased during the past five years, due to our co-operative marketing, COLUM BIA AVENUE announced. Cheeses were increas school this fall. "T o have bravery 45E. EH o f sec 35. W ill be taken up ed from two to four points a pound Following are a number of ways in which our organized selling brings at a maximum cost. Cash Turner. Dick Groot made a business trip and farm or country butter from without knowledge is to be only half prepared. I f you have been Nyssa, Oregon Rt. 2. 17A4xp to Ontario Thursday. eight to 12 points a pound. employed in the factory or on the more money for your crops at less cost to every seed grower: Mrs Lewis Miles ol Ogden arrived Laundry Stoves Unrationed BUTCHERING farm this summer—-you should Saturday for a visit with her daug Rationing restrictions have been Custom butchering every Monday ments with the A A A for eligible 1. Under the co-operative market hter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs removed from coal-wood laundry plan to go back to high school this and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. fall. We in the Marine Corps feel E. C. Larson and family. stoves and gas ranges with non- ing policy, the profit, which norm growers. Sanitary butchering guaranteed. Mrs Marjorie Fields of Boise was metallic outside back or side pan you can best serve your nation and Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa .■our fellow men at school, now, 3. Cash advances, based on cur ally goes to the private seed house a week-end visitor at the home of els, OPA reports. The adequate on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer. her parents, Mr and Mrs Dick G r supply of these small flat-top laun mllding the sound mind in the rent market price, can be obtained is returned to the grower in pat sound body." oot. dry stoves, usually made of cast iror Legal Advertisement Work Clothing Prices Revised after your seed is cleaned at the ronage dividends. Mrs Gerald Cooper and Mrs Olen and used in many homes for laun Cooper shopped in Ontario W ed dry and auxiliary heating. mad> While retail prices on war models NOTICE TO CREDITORS plant, and under marketing agree 2. Our eo-operatively owned clean of simplified and standardized Notice is hereby given that John nesday. possible removal of rationing re men's dungares and overal Jack ment. This eliminates the need for ing plant which is one of the best strictions on these stoves. ets and men’s and boy's bib over Your Motor Pings for Victory outsftle financing or borrowing equipped in the west offers the gr alls are increased at all sales levels, I f your motor car engine “ pings' effective August 26, under a re ower the advantage of seed pro while your crop is being marketed, a bit when you go up a hill or ac vision of the OPA staple work celerate rapidly, just remember that clothing price regulation stores will and makes it unnecessary to sell to cessing at minimum cost. A detail the tetraethyl lead you and othei be reduced about 10 cents a gar price-cutting buyers for quick ed test is made on each individual civilians might have had in your ment. Retail prices of other gar gasoline is helping to produce each ments on the average will be no lot, and a complete report furnish cash. month an extra 210 million gal higher than at present and lower lons o f 100-octane aviation gaso ed the grower. This will be o f ass 4. We market peas and beans for than prices at which many of these line for military use. according to garments sold In recent months. istance in obtaining incentive pay- the grower. the Petroleum administration for O PA assures consumers that al war, together the price revisions will Rural Homes Need Better Water W e also buy field seeds for cash on recleaned basis. See us for your fall hold the line" on the cost o f liv More than five million rural ing. seeding needs. homes need new or improved wa DENTISTS Danish Students Help Norwegians ter supplies, according to the cur (XPTOMETRISTS Danish university students who rent issue o f publich ealth reports. for some years have helped farmers J. R. CUNDALE A like number of rural homes need DR. J. A. M cFA LL get in the harvest without charge, sanitary privies. The public health Dentist this year are demanding a smal. -See M elali and Soa Better* service says that 846.148 rural weekly allowance, the money to be homes are entirely without toilet Phone 58-J used exclusively to buy foodstuff* Sarazln CUnlc facilities. A total of 1.530.097 rural to be sent to the Norwegians, accord N YSSA OREGON homes are without a water supply ing to the Danish information ser Latest equipment for the process Fumigation and processing equip within 50 feet, and the water sup plies of an additional 3.763.903 vice. Classified Advertising TOWN and FARM in WARTIME Workers Notice The Amalgamated Sugar Company SEED GROWERS professional And Business Directory Our Plant Includes-- JE W E LR Y STORES E YESIG H T SPE C IALIST PAU LU S JE W E LR Y STORE Union Pacific Time Inspector JE W E LR Y — DIAMONDS WATCHES MMn Street at Second W YCKOFF JE W E LR Y STORE O fficial Tim e Inspector for Union P acific O N T A R IO O N TA R IO OREGON PH YSIC IAN S L. A- Muulding, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone TÌ Hours: 10 to 12 and I to I Daily—Except Sunday Fry But’ding OREGON SHOE SHOPS Abbott’s Sho« Shop All kinds of shoe and ha repairing Across frotr post office. S A R A Z IN CLINIC J. J. Sarazin, M. D. Generai X-Ray practice of medtetnt Physio th e r a « homes have sanitary defects. Pub lic health service sanitary engin eers estimate that It would cost $265.000.000 to provide safe water Nadine Fores tine and Jewell supplies for the rural homes that Wilson were Sunday dinner guests need them. at the William Toombs home. Apple Price* Down Slightly Ida May Deffenbaugh accompan I The national average price o f 10'> ied the Shaw family to Nampa Sun cents a pound Is what consumers day to attend the N N C. confer may have to pay for the 1944 crop ence. of fresh apples for table use. ac- Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Moore. Mrs. I cording to OUA action effective J L. McNear and daughter. Marlloo j August 16 Last year the season's and Mrs Ruth Snead and son at | average price was 10H cents a tended the rodeo at Weiaer Sat pound. urday. night. | OPA Cannot Use U. S. Grades M r and Mrs. Dterklng of the A rider to the OPA appropriation South Owyhee district were callers bill which prevents use of U. 8 at the M M. Creeling home Sun grades established by the depart- day, I ment of agriculture In connection The Ouy Moore family and with price control o f any canned friends enjoyed a swim In Cald fruits and vegetables will make well Sunday. OPA's enforcement job harder, ac- Mr and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft were | cording to Price Administrator. In Ontario on business Monday. Chester Bowie*, but. he said, "we j Mr and Mrs Walter Pinkston propose to use our utmost e ffo rts . o f Adrian and Herb Shaw were In , to secure compliance In this d l f f l - ' Nyssa on business Saturday Kingm an K.olony J ing and polishing of beans. ment for Austrian and dry edi ble peas. Complete units for best possible Seed laboratory— the only such quality cleaning of field seeds. service in eastern Oregon speeds New equipment to process and up analyzing and testing of seed clean garden seeds. samples. If you are a teed grower and not a member of a Pacific Supply Co-oper ative Association, it will pay you well to investigate the additional profits awaiting you. See your closest Co-op Unit at Weiser, Emmett, New Ply mouth, Ontario, Vale or Nyssa. Pacific Supply Co-operative SEED DIVISION Formerly Blue Mountain Seed Growers Ontario, Oregon Association
