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i THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL TH URSD AY SEPTEMBER 28, 1944 Thursday afternoon. Six members attended. Mrs Ponplun of Nebraska «a s a guest. Refreshments of sand- withes, salad, take and coffe were served. The next meeting will be held at Mrs Joe Callahan's home October 5. Mrs Leslie Topliff and Irvin were RATES: Two cent* per word lor each Issue Minimum cash In in Ontario Wednesday. Alva Ooodell was in Emmett after advance Is 30c. wood Friday. George Whipple, pastor of the ! Christian church and Mrs Cora ewriter. phone 05R4. 21S2.XC MISCELLANEOUS _______________________________ Tomlinson were visitors at Mr and WANTED—Baled hay. See H. v a n ! Mrs Cecil Florea’s home Sunday For Sale Egmond. Boise Payette Lumber yard, afternoon, FOR SALE—1939 Ford truck. Cab- or phone 255- M, Ontario, evenings. over type. Two-speed rear-end. 17ATFC new beet bed. Phone 5J11. Ceil WANTED—Used furniture. Highest ing price. 28S4XC prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa PAGE THREE is Mahoney (D> over Guy Cordon Holmes and Dean and Mr and Mrs said today. R. Hatch. Little Barbara Baker was brought iR) for the four-year term. O. R. J Holmes. "The old Idea of bare fallow for Henry Oleen (D) got the nod over Mis iv..n * : i ■ and baby daug three or four years to kill a patch home from the Nampa hospital uini Mott iR i (¡or congress in the hter retu.ncd ,>.u.;e 1 am the Ny of noxious weeds has been over Thursday, where she was receiving treatment for a broken nose, caus first district, Homer D. Angell i H. i ssa musing home Wednesday. thrown, and this year fall barley on ed by a kick from a horse. over Lester Sheeley (Di in the third Mrs R. L. Haworth was shoppong Mr and Mrs A. M. Goodson and morning glory land yielded as high district, C. J. Siiorb tD) over Lowell daughters of Notus visited at the as 65 bushel per acre," Holladay lr. Nyssa Saturday. stockman (R l in the second dist- Foster Swlgert of Medford, is F. G. Holmes home Sunday after said. iict. George Neuner iR> was backed visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. noon. over Bruce Spaulding (D) for att The following program for the George Swigert, and other relatives Pvt. Thurman Hill Is home on orney general. The board opposed clean cultivation on noxious weeds in this vicinity. furlough. He has been stationed at in Malheur county is recommended: the “little Townsend" 3 to 5 gross Mrs. Kate Gardner of Boise ar Camp Roberts. Calif. One year clean cultivation, fall rived Monday for an overnight income tax (sales tax) and the seeding of smother crop; fall barley, visit with Mrs. L. Eachus. Both Burke bill which would take thi wheat, or oats seeded by the middle ladies returned to Boise Tuesday. sale of wines of more than 14 per of September, pasture crop or cut Mrs. Eachus plans on spending the cent from the wine shops and place for hay before weeds go into buJ winter in Boise. them under state conrtol, with the By Leona Anderson liquor commission. stage, remove crop and clean culti Idaho Power Co. Mrs. John Bishop and children of vate every 8 to 10 days after weeds Nyssa visited ln the Branmblch CAPITAL SHORTS Investigation has disclosed that GIVE YOUR LUNCH BOX “S. A.” emerge, flood irrigate at least once home Sunday. many departments of the state here "S. A. "—"Sandwi h Appeal" sh between cultivations during middle Mr. and Mrs. D. English trans Furniture Co. 1ATF( FOR SALE—.Horse-drawn John at the capital have an average ot ould be the first requin ment of of summer to stimulate root growth, acted business in Caldwell Monday. Deere beet lifter. J. II. Boor germinate seedlings, and relieve the every school lunch. 50 per cent of their employees re WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES foi Will Sweet attended the funeral W!ll!B/l 28S2XP gularly giving blood for the mobile Your boy and girl think longingly mulchy condition of ground, re of Mrs. Cruse in Boise. He ac live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay M u rra y V /d d p blood bank Seventeen persons were of the lunch hour and the "good peat practice for at least three companied friends from Roswell. 27Ntfc FOR SALE—‘Fryers. Mi's. Minnie ! ette. killed in Oregon traffic accidents in sandwiches" mom fixed. Don t let years, and follow with row crop for Mr. and Mrs. DeLloyd Schimmels DeRuid north end of First street i BUTCHERING August, only three of the 17 fata them down. Plan their lunch menus at least two years to catch any and sons of Apple Valley were last and block east. 28S2XP Custom butchering every Monday VISION V-DAY lities were in urban areas, or one with nutrients and eye appeal ln seedlings remaining. Sunday guests ln the Watler Hick Looking forward to the day when each in Portland, Salem and Grants mind. and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. The use of chemical on smaller man home. FOR SALE—Seventeen rabbits and Sanitary butchering guaranteed. victory is won in the European war Pass The state department has Would you like a couple of sugg i weed patches b also a common pr- C. C. Case underwent a major new hutches, $25. Victory garden ___ _ that more estions for sandwich fillers? Phone 05R1. Please bring stock theatre, Governor Earl Snell has been informed ! f.ctice, Holladay said. This year in Boise last week and has been by AAA cultivator, fruit jars and some Sunday evening or Thursday even announced that while it will be a army trucks will be released AAA p yments will nearly cover all MOCK CHICKEN FILLING operation at St. Luke's hospital household furnishings, including oil ing. All stock must be in by 12, day for "thanksgiving and approp- iSOOJ1 Oregon farmers There 1 c. coarsely ground cooked pork costs of chemical application and reported seriously ill. heater. Mrs. Darhl Evans, 489 First noon, on butchering day. One mile riate rejoicing, it also will be a day were f0ur fatalities among the 1041 or veal farmers have Increased their usage . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bishop «tree! 28S1XP west of Nyssa on Alberta Ave. for redication by Oregon citizens to industrial accidents reported in Or- ■s c. chopped or shredded raw car of carbon bisulphide and sodium | were Ontario visitors Sunday. Jake Fischer. the tasks and sacrifices yet ahead ego n the past week Commendation rots. FOR SALE -Apples from the Fred chlorate. Chemicals are available in Fisher orchard will be ready by PAINTING AND P APF’R HANG- beIore total victory 18 won a" d of state employees for their assist - H c. chopped celery the county and farmers should ma- | October 5— mile north of Apple ING H. J. Holmes, 283 Third st- ke every effort to get noxious weed estaWished throughout the ln working during the peak 2 T. Chow Chow 1 world. Valley school house. 28S1XP areas under control before winter season in the processing and can- 3 T. Mayonnaise reet. 14S3xp "On that day toward which our j ning ¡ndusty comes from the man- Salt to taste sets in, he stated. FOR SALE—1 beet bed. Jake Groot valiant allied armies are still striv- • power commission through the exe- YOUR HUNTING 00G Combine all ingredients and mix LOST on Alberta Ave. 21S2xc ing in Europe, we shall pause to cu^jVe department, thoroughly. Spread between slices LOST—8:25 truck tire, almost new honor the heroes who have achieved of enriced or whole wheat bread FOR SALE—5 >2 miles northwest of retread, mounted on International victory in that area and to pay tr- which have been buttered. Adrian. lfiO acre farm, 120 under Pvt. E. T. B rumbach, who com w .e r rim. . Reward. Lost ... ln vicinity of , ibute to the great fighting forces ... .. .. w o » » , uuo, .......... u, CARROT-PEANUT-RAISIN pleted his base training at Camp „ „ „ „ „ (.„r-iota-Asi w h ,Nyssa or 0w yhee corner. H. B. I of the Allied Nations, but we must SANDWICH FILLING my young registered Holstein herd Preaching services were held by Robert, Calltornia, returned home Davidliizar, Welser, Idaho, phone' not and we will not relax our all- 1 c. raw ground carrots of cattle, from the world-record Thursday morning for a ten-day 349- W. 28S1XP | out war effort in the midst of our Rev. Kriner of the Lincoln district 1 c. salted peanuts. producing herd, Morningside hos after Sunday school Sunday. Mem furlough, before leaving for Fort ---------------------------------- - —— | rejoicing”, stated the governor. 1 c. seadiess raisins pital. Write me, Boise general Meade, Maryland. i i IT j Here on the west coast we should bers of the Sunday school are in \i t. salt US A m erica ’ « favorite delivery, Boise, Idaho. F. W. Dal f<x»d for h unting dog» — j Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hatch and Y .e g A i A d v e r t i s e m e n t |be doubly aware of the job yet un vited to a potluck dinner and ser 2 t. lemon Juice U'o top* lor condition. ton. 21STPC. .'hildren spent last Sunday visit- finished and the menace in the vices to be held in the afternoon 2 T. mayonnaise. NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR SALE—1928 Chevrolet pick-up. with the Sunday school in Oregon Peel carrots and grind coarsely ng his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Good rubber. Roy Pounds. 21S2xp NOTICE hereby is given to the Paciflc until JaPan 18 wnquered Trail Sunday, Oct, 1. Rev. Chandlei with the raisins and peanuts. Adr creditors an ! all other persons ln- Governor Snell added. The day of Do It Yoursill-at Horn» salt lemon juice and mayonnaise BEET HAULERS—Get your public tereued i:i the estate of Brady O. European victory, indeed, should be of Caldwell will be In charge. The Owyhee Community club was Mix well. Store in refrigerator until liability and property damage in- ' Fowler, late of Payette, Idaho, de- a day of £reat J°y and thanksgiving entertained by Mrs John Strickland used. / surance now. Bernard Eastman, ceased; that the undersigned has but d als0 should serve to renew A1 Thompson 21Stfc been apixjinted Administrator of our determination to carry on with and Mrs Fred Stephens at the St PERMANENT WAVE H I Complete with curlers, m m , ------------------------------------— —-------- - the estate of Brady O. Fowler and no slacking of energy or spirit the rickland home Thursday, togethei1 NOXIOUS W EED And fnn sham poo and waver ‘ FOR SAI<E—-Flour and feed mnl. h Qualified as such final struggle to bring complete with the Pleasant Hour club of that It's easy to do and Bale for every I bulr. For amazing result«— be sure Owner retiring from business. P. M. I ... , , . victory over a ruthless and vicious community. Mrs Earl Strickland CONTROL PAYS - C hurm -K url. Over 0 m illion sold. Warren 7s45m /U1 perfon havin£ clalms against enemy. and Mrs Bertha Culbertson were ' _________________ P ! said estate are hereby notified and NYSSA PHARMACY Farmers are making noxious weed Governor Snell Indicated that prize winners in the games. Re- WANTED—Registered spotted boar.! required to present same with the when word of victory is received he freshments of sandwiches, potatoes, control by clean cultivation pay th WRAY'S DIME STORE Cecil Evans. 7S3xp ! proper vouchers duly verified wlth- rough the use of fall grain sown ---------------------------------------------------- | In six months of the date of the would issue a proclimation design at- ; Pi® and ice cream and coffee were served by the hostesses. There being after two year's cultivation, J. B FOR SALE—House, 3 rooms a n d : first publication of this notice ing V-Day in Europe as an occas no hostess for the October meeting Holladay, assistant county agent LET US PROVIDE A HOME MARKET FOR YOUR FAT HOGS bath, garage, full basement. 2 lots, i which date Is September 14. 1944, to ion for thanksgiving and a day wh a covered dish luncheon will be held en fitting and appropriate triblte Sell where there Is no commission to pay, no shrink, no un $2150.00 I the undersigned Administrator at at Mrs E. H. Strickland’s home on Bernard Eastman. 17Atic his office in Nyssa, Oregon, which should be paid to our gallant forces VOTE FOR necessary expense incurred through a great number of men the regular date. and those heroic allied armies wh place is hereby designated as the required to handle your hogs and where you can see and check The board members of the Owy TOR SALE—One new modern ho place for the transaction of all bus ose achievements and sacrifices ha the weight of your hogs yourself. ve brought success to a just and hee Sunday school held their quart use, $5000. Two $2100 modern hou iness pertaining to said estate. worthy cause. The proclimation will erly meeting at the Martha Kling- ses. four rooms with bath. Four 10- We buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards in Nyssa, Ore. Sept. 13. 1944. back home Thursday evening. They acre tracts in Apple valley, $2700 A. L. Fletcher. Administrator also call for a reconsentration of and Homedale, Idaho. planned to start monthly prayer and $5500. Several good buys on Estate of Brady C Fowler, deceased. efforts toward the tremendous task For Friday's price phone 111 R, Nyssa, between the hours of meetings at the homes on the sec still ahead. 40's, $3500 to $12,000, modern hou FOR ond Tuesday of each month. 5 P.M. and 9 P.M. on Thursdays or 53JLJ, Homedale, on Friday. SEASONABLE INDUSTRIES ses. One 80. modern house, excellent The William and Jess Gregg fam- The number of seasonable env Improvements, $11,000. 21STFC . FRANK KULLANDER B ployees registered under the state ‘lies were dinner guests of Mr and A. L. Atkeson — P d . P o l. A d r unemployment compensation law Mrs Donald Ofant near Boise Sun Mr and Mrs Lester Cleaver are has dropped to 150, as compared day. WANTED the parents of a daughter, Frances. with ¡¡.¿a in 1941. Most seasonal em- Russell Patton, Jr., has been hir WANTED — A housekeeper. good Jean, weighing seven pounds, born , ployers are canners, with seed cl- ed to drive the school bus and do wages, full time. Phone 04R2. eaners and warehouselng not far the janitor work at the school ho September 18. 28S3XP use for the winter. Mrs Ethel Goodell and family of behind. Mr and Mrs Irvin White and The drop in the number of seas WANTED Good used bicycle, rea- Vale were Sunday dinner guests onal Industries is due to the fact daughter, Karen, of Denver are- sonable. Write box 287. Adrian.' the AIva Goode!1 home. that many of them now operate visiting Mrs White's parents, Mr ___________________ 21S2xp | Eiton Jennings left this week to throughout the year. Marion county and Mrs Louis Skinner. Mrs Clara HELP WANTED—Woman or girl | enter the army. leads with 23 seasonal industries, Nicholson, who has been their guest, to learn finishing ln cleaning plant. I Mr and Wi.lis Bertram and followed by Clatsop's 21 and Mult returned to her home with them. Mr and Mrs Frank Crocker and Steady work. Main's clearners. I and Alva Goodell were in nomah's 16. family were dinner guests of the TURKEY CAPITAL 21S2XC Ontario Thursday. Mrs Cecil Florea entertained the Oregon Is about to become the Earl Crockers family of Nyssa TO BUY OR RENT—Standard typ- Out Our Way club at her home turkey capital of the United States.” Sunday and were callers at the Lo- State Director of Agriculture E. L. uis Skinner home. Mr and Mrs Hugh Glenn and Peterson told delegates at the Ore INSPECT OUR PLANT AND LET US TELL YOU W H Y YOU CAN gon Turkey Improvement associat son, Billy, returned from a trip to ion at their annual meeting here Salem and the coast the last of the GET MORE O U T OF YO U R SEED W H EN PROCESSED HERE------- week. They brought home a truck last week. Sixty million pounds of turkey they had purchased will be required for the armed for- Mr and Mrs Ellis Walters enter - fes this year and about one-fifth tained at dinner Sunday for Mr of that amount will be furnished by and Mrs Frank Newbill of the Kol- W e have the best equipped plant west of the Mississippi Oregon turkey growers according ony, Mr and Mrs Russell Patton, to an army estimate furnished the Sr, and Pvt. and Mrs Rex Walters ; and daughter, Brenda of Boise. state department. River and can list the following machines to save your good Of the state's $30,000,000 Income from poultry ln 1943 half of the amount was from the turkey indus and light grade seeds— OPTOMETRISTS DENTISTS try. The Merry Matrons club met at j DR. J. A. McFALL POLITICAL DTCTUM “ See M r Fall and 8 , * B etter” Advice on how to vote has Just the home of Jessie Chard Septem- ; DR. E. D. NORCOTT been released by the executive board ber 20. The afternoon was spent of Oregon State Federation of Lab wrapping and addressing Chrlstmai Wilson Building One seed Clipper Cleaner One Spiral Mill or. Wayne Morse (R) was endorsed packages for the service men over seas. Ten members and one guest. Practice limited to extraction I over Edgar L. Smith (D) for the Two Specific Gravity Mills One Vibro-Concentrator six-year term ln the United States Clara Reeves, answered roll call and denture construction. with school day incidents. The club senate and endorcement given Wlll- One Seed Sizor Three Rice Dodder Mills will meet October 4 at the home of EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Opal Holmes with Marie Holmes One Special Bean Mill One Buckhorn Mill J. R. CUNDALE ONTARIO OREGON as co-hostess. Roll Call will be ans Classified j Advertising Victory Food H ints n isr F Capitel- ParadC CONDITION Big Bend o PURINA CJmmKuri DOGCHOW 'A T O . C. J. SHORB CONGRESS uerui V isla Seed Growers . . . Seeing Is Believing: Professional And Business Directory Oregon Trail Auto Repairing Dentist Phone 56-J Sarazln Clinic NYSSA OREGON JEW ELRY STORES PAULUS JEW ELRY STORE Union Pacific Time Inspector JEWELRY — DIAMONDS WATCHES Main Street at Second WYCKOFF JEW ELRY STORE Official Time Inspector for Union Pacific ONTARIO OR BOON PHYSICIANS Electric Welding Lathe Work Parts L. A . Moulding, M.D. At Physician and Surgeon Phone 27 Hours: 19 to 12 and 1 to t Dally—Except Sunday Pry Building E. W . Pruyn S A R A ZIN CLINIC J. J. Sarazin, M. D. Nyssa, Oregon Serving 5 Counties | Prom the Largest Stock of Genuine General practice of medicine X-ray Physiotherapy SHOE SHOPS Abbott’s Shoo Shop All kinds of shoe and harness repairing. — Across front poet office. Parts Orders Shipped Immediately Me Cluer- Manser Phone 49 Payette, Idaho wered by "A great Invention and the inventor. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by La Vinnie Smith and Patty Chard. The Oregon Trail Sunday school will observe Rally day Sunday. The Owyhee Sunday school has been invited to picnic with the Oregon Trail members at noon. In the af ternoon a Rally day program will be presented with both schools tak ing part. The community Is Invited to attend. Mrs Roy Holmes entertained at a pink and blue ahower honoring Mrs Eldo Thompson Wednesday, Sept ember 13. The afternoon was spent playing Cotie with Mrs Roland W h itman and Mrs F. O. Holmes win ning prizes. The honoree received a number of nice gifts. Mr and Mrs Wiliam D. Reeves of Greeley, Colorado arrived Wednes day to visit at the F. O. Holmes home. Mrs Reeves and Mrs Holmes are sisters. Mr and Mrs F. S. Byers were hosts at breakfast Wednesday morning for the visitors. Other guest* were Mr and Mrs P. O Hol mes and Gilbert. Mr and Mrs R W One Bean Polisher One Huiler and Scarifier One Special Bean Clipper Cleaner (the only one of its kind West of Buhl, Idaho) W e meet all the OPA requirements for processing your seed. See us and let us explain how we can save and make you money by testing and gr- ading them. Andrews Seed CO. PHONE 452 ONTARIO, OREGON
