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THE NYSSA G ATE C IT Y J O U R N A L TH U R S D A Y DECEMBER 7, 1944
15 cattle, 4 horses, farm machin
untry financially and economically shoes will be mainly available In
across from the U P . stock yards,
ery. Hay. F. W. Mason. Owner. Col.
strong. All Income from my work, infant’s chldren’s, misses' and wo-
on east side of tracks, 1 mile south
above the need for necessary ex- men’s sizes Opa cautioned that the
Bert Anderson, auctioneer.
of Ontario.
pens*, will be Invested In war bonds ^
^
wlu ^
Carload
of
fine
Jersey.
Guernsey
tc buy the equipment that m y 1
Tuesday Dec. 12. 1 mile north of
suns-the sons of all Amerlcans- be available in quantity for some
and Holstein Dairy cows, heavy Harper on Westfall road, known as
K L A S S V . r O W K I . L .......................................... K d l M r a n d 1 - u h ll.h r i
will use to speed the victory. In time as very little raw material Is
springers
Bluford Small ranch. Scle starts at
making the Investment In victory, at present being tanned Into leath-
A. C. Maeyers and Roscoe Harris. 12 noon. Lunch served on grounds,
«
I am also laying up financial re er.
SU BSCRIPTIO N RATES
owners. Bert Anderson, auctioneer. | 10 cattel, 7 horses. 6 hogs, farm
AD VERTISIN G RAVES
The O PA assured consumers that
serve for peace and against the day
machinery household goods.
advance
rations
of
fuel
oil
will
be
'
L. H Frltts, clerk.
when
my
sons
will
come
marching
One Year.............. .......... (3.00
Open rate, per Inch _____Sòr
Mrs Claude Comer, owner. Col.
granted
to
them
while
they
are
ha
home.
Six Months.......... ........... 4 1 JO
National, per Inch ....
35c
Bert Anderson, auctioneer.
ving
central
heating
equipment
re
When that happy day comes I
Single Coptee.......... ....... its
Claasllleda. per w ord_____ 3c
and my sons will build a better and converted to bum oil under the
Saturday Dec. 18. 1 p.m. lt t miles
(Strictly In Advance)
Minimum........ 30c
stronger America In a world where provisions that recently made rat
west of Vale on Graham Blvd
liberty and Justice have been made ions available to East Cost and
safe for all. My thinklng--my mon- Middle Western consumers who co
Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County. Oregon
ey-my time will stay In this war un operated in the original conversion
Entered at the posto/flce at Nyssa, Oregon lor 'ransmunion
program.
til the finlsll.
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
TifAE
f
The O PA has set celling prices on
C H RISTM AS TR EE SU PPLY A M
the act of March 3. 1870
B urns low /
two types of Army shoes for men,
PLE
The supply of Christmas trees in which the Treasury Procurement
1944 will probably be ample to sat- Division proposes to sell for civil
NEW CHARTER SHOULD HAVE
feeds
! lsfy holiday needs of Americans. ian use. Retail celling will be $6 50
I according to data given the Office a pair on both types, one of which
CONSIDERATION OF EVERYONE
r 8 0 U t , t A V u v * | T0CK
| of War Information by the War Is leather soled with leather tap
On December 26, the residents o f Nyssa will
Production Board, Department of over the sole, and the other a leat-
be called upon to decide a very important ques-
I Agriculture and Office of Defense her ®°led shoe with outside rub-
- Pepcndnbil.t^
Transportatlon. A t the same time, ber tap. Both types are russet tan
tion--whether the city is to have a manager form
The Very Reverend Calvin Bark-
however, buyers are warned against with straight tips and bellows ton
o f government or retain its present system.
"over-zealous buying” as that might gue.
Nyssa Elevator
cw, dean of Stalnt Michael's cathe
December 26 is the date on which the city
create an artificial Shortage follow
dral of Boise, will conduct a preach
ed by a waste of trees. In 1943 con
council has decided to hold a special election
ing mission In Saint Matthew's
sumer anxiety about the family
for a vote on a new charter, which includes the
Episcopal church in Ontario from
tree, which began with slow del
manager plan o f governing the city.
iveries to retailers, led ta high pr
Oren Moyes arrived home last Decemcer 10 to 14. The theme of
ices followed by a glut of trees near Tuesday to assist his father in far the mission will ye "The Kingdom
The proposed charter appears on another
Christmas time. Many surplus trees ming. He recently received a dis
o f G od’’.
page o f this issue o f the Gate City Journal and
sold for practically nothing on Ch charge from the army.
The dean will speak at 11 a m.
will be published again next week. Every elig
ristmas Eve and a sizable leftover
Mr and Mrs Clarence Herrud re
had to be destroyed. The 1944 sup turned Monday to Farragut, Idaho Sunday. December 10 and will sp
ible voter should study the proposal thoroughly
ply should be about that o f last after a week’s visit here. Mrs Her eak at 8 p.m. Sunday, Monday, Tu-
4 miles south of Snake river bridge on Idaho
and after giving it careful consideration should
rud will stay in Spokane.
year.
esda.y Wednesday and Thursday. He
express his opinion at the polls, because the pro
HOME LOANS T O
VETERANS
Mrs Onita Callahan and baby da
side,
mile south o f Apple Valley school-
will also deliver an address at a
SPEEDED
ughter, Cleo Dawn, left the nurs
posal is a matter that will affect this commun
luncheon of the women in the par
American Communities have a st ing home last Sunday.
house.
ity for many years to come. It should not be
Technical Corporal Joseph H. Ca ish house December 14 at 1 p.m.
ake in the fact that the Federal
decided by a hand-full o f people, but by all of
Housing Administration has acted llahan of the U S . army and Mrs
The members o f Saint Paul’s ch
35 head of dairy cows and heifers, 7 feeder
to speed the making of insured ho- Callahan have gone to the reception urch of Nyssa are taking part in
the eligible voters.
me loans to veterans by private in- ; center at Hot Springs, Arkansas
hogs, 1 sow, one 9-foot Iversman land leveler,
stitutlons under the terms of th e ! after a month's visit here. He will the mission. The ladies o f the N y
The fellow who predicted the end o f the war
ssa
church
will
be
in
charge
of
the
0.1. Bill of Rights. The FH A is now be re-assigned to army duty.
manure spreader, com cultivator, water tank,
in Europe by Armistice day is as conspicuous
William
Harvey Callahan left refreshments to be served during
accepting at its field offices from
bv his silence as the republicans have been since
I private lending agencies applications this week for Hollister, California, the social hour after the Monday
some lumber, four section harrows, 4 milk cans
I for the insurance of principal loans where he will spend the holidays.
election day.
evening service.
| supplemented by loans under Sec- He will be accompanied home by his
and mower.
I tlon 505 of the 0.1. Bill. These are wife.
The Owyhee Relief society bazaar
'cases where the Veterans Adminis
tration guarantees an equity loan will be given at the Sunset valley
not to exceed $2,000. and where the hall December 8 at 8 p.m.
The “ Out our way club" enter
principal loan, which must comply
D A IR Y SALE
with FHA regulations, is insured by tained M r and Mrs Henry Day last
A t the Inland Feed yards, just
Prepared by OFFICI OF WAR INFORMATION
FHA. The Federal Agency seeks all week with a charivarle.
possible protection o f veterans In
what may be the most important S U B STITU TE FOR
T O W N AND FARM
ICAN
single financial transaction in their
VK7TO RY PLEDOE O F AN AMER-
I am an American. I and my sons life.
C H LO R A T E FOUND
have a big stake In victory. While
10,000 NURSES M UST BE RE
Atllclde, a chemical weed killer,
I my sons are fighting for freedom. C RU ITE D
is now available to farmers for nox
I will work hard here at home so
O
f
Interest
to
American
families
Don M. Graham
that food and weapons in abund
ious weed control to replace sodium
everywhere is the fact that the A r
ance will ever fight on the side of
chlorate, which is unobtainable at
my must recruit 10.000 nurses im
the present time. It can be obtained
America.
Insurance Agency
mediately In order to care for wou
at the local Farmers Co-op at Ont
I will do my part to keep our Co-
nded and sick soldiers, both at home
ario, Nyssa and Vale, according to
You will find many out
an overseas. In addition. 1,000 nur
R. E. Brooke, county agent.
ses are needed by the Veterans Ad-
Fire and Automobile
standing Xmas Gifts.
BILL LANE
ministration for its services. T h e|A “ Clde
“ P* rce" t
Navy
will
need
500
nurses
a
month
f
a
™
Insurance
Auctioneer
fo. several more months. In an
Chlorld,e’ makln* lt
Gifts for the Home.
...o n *
u*
O, E . S S T “ . S
r “ * ’1
Rentals
Bonds
Phone 116J
Nyssa nurses In this Indispensable service.
Family and Friends.
This chemical absorbs moisture
Paul V. McNutt War Manpower Ch
very rapidly and should not be ex
airman. has sent telegrams to all
............ ..
posed to the air for any length of
State Procurement and Assignment
time, as It will tend to become st
L E T US PROVIDE A HOME M A R K E T FOR YO UR FAT HOGS
Committees requesting that addit
icky, making It unfit for spreading.
ional names o f nurses be made av
Sell where there 1s no commission to pay, no shrink, no un
Best results will be obtained If app
A Big Xmas Showing of for your mother, your
ailable to the American Red Cross
necessary expense Incurred through a great number of men
lied on days with low humidity.
for recruitment purposes. Nurses
required to handle your hogs and where you can see and check
who enter the service are commiss
that have stood the test Coats, Suits, Dresses. wife, sister or best girl
the weight of your hogs yourself.
ioned and will enjoy all rights ex SUGGESTIONS ON
tended to the Armed Forces under C H RISTM AS GIVEN
W e buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards In Nyssa, Ore.
o f critical buyers. A
friend. Dainty lace tim-
the O.I. BUI of Rights.
A ll smart and new. Ma
and Homedale, Idaho.
FEW CONSUMER DEVELOPME
Oay
colorful
entertaining
sugg
good selection o f colors
med crepe slips. Tea
For Friday’» price phone 111 R, Nyssa. between the hours of
NTS
estions are available on Christmas
5 P.M. and 9 P M. on Thursdays or 53JLJ, Homedale, on Friday.
rked
at
Xmas
saving
pr-
With Industry an government war parties and programs in free bull
and prices.
Rose or White.
agencies straining to keep abreast etins. which may be obtained from
F R A N K KU LLAN D E R
of military needs o f equipment and Mrs. Geraldine Hall, the emergency
$4.50
$5.50
$6.75 ices.
$1.98 to $3.98
ammunition as the Armed Forces | assistant, at the county agent's off-
increase the tempo o f battle, con Ice In Ontario.
$6.50
$8.50
$10.50
Hemstitched
Taffeta
sumer news developments this last
The bulletins contain clever Ideas
Tea Rose only $2.98
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
week of the month have been slight. on lvltatlons. decorations, favors.,
The O ffice o f Price Administra games, refreshments and dlstrlbut-1
tion. however, took steps to Increase ing gifts for Christmas parties.
{
Notice hereby is given that on Tuesday, the
two pieces, five colors,
future supplies of non-ratloned
There are. also program suggest- j
A ll make Ideal Xmas
26th day of December, 1944, in the City of Ny
footwear by officially classifying Ions with samples o f readings, pant- !
Jersey and Crepe. New
flu ffy chenille. A gift
that pigskin leather may be used omlnes, plays and songs. Short st- I
ssa, from the hour of 8:00 o’clock A.M. to the
for non-ratloned shoes. This type orles following the ongs, explain j
Gifts.
floral patterns.
hour of 5:00 o’clock P.M. of said day, a special
to be appreciated.
of footwear Is largely a wartime their origin and facts o f Interest;
election will be held at which the following
development. Ultimately the new about them.
$6.50 to $10.50
Dean To Speak
The Gate City Journal
In Ontario
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buy
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Cow Hollow
Publ ic Auction
December 15,
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V.
SALE CALENDAR Norman Caldwell
TOWN and FARM
in WARTIME
At Ontario’s
Friendly Store
Gorgeous
Ready To W ear Be'oved Lingerie
Blankets
Blouses
J
Bath Room Sets
measure will be submitted to the voters of the
city for their approval or rejection:
500 ......... Yes A Revised Charter Providing
501 .......... No City Manager Form of Gover
nment.
A revised charter providing
the city manager form of gov
ernment for the city of Nyssa,
and providing a modernized
and up-to-date home rule ch
arter for the city. The 1903
special act charter as amended
to be repealed but any debts,
contra<s, or rights of the city
existing at the time o f adopt
ion of the proposed charter
will continue, and the same
area will continue to be the
city o f Nyssa without bound
ary change.
The polling place for each o f precincts 1, 2, and1
8 will be the council room in tne city hall, in the
city o f Nyssa.
Witness my hand and the seal of the city of
Nyssa, this 4th day of December, 1944.
Grant H. Rinehart
Recorder
$2.98
You Are Not Ready For
Plowing
If You Don’t Have
Good Harness
Our work harness will stand the strain and
hard work in the field for years, giving you re
lief from the worry that goes with poor equip
ment.
W e carry a complete line o f high quality har
Hollingsworth
ness supplies, both for hauling and riding.
Hdwe. and Imp. Co.
Skirts
Sweaters
Hostess Dresses
Flowers, Scarfs, Gloves,
Bedside Rugs
Hdkfs,
Novelties,
House Coats
Tr
Warm fleece Jersey, Fl
$3.98
avel Books, Hobby Bo
In O ur Men’s
1
oks.
Department
Children's Gifts
Outstanding
oral Satins, Corduroy,
in a nice line o f colors.
$4.98 to $10.50
Sizes 7 to 44
T shirts, sweaters, gl
Shirts, Ties, Sox, Sweat
ers, Hats, Caps, Hadkfs
i
Bed Jackets
oves, caps, dolls, infants Are dear to any girl’s
Pajamas, Priced to pl dresses, blankets, boot heart.
$2.98 to $4.98
ease our Xmas shoppers.
ies, crib quilts, toys, ch
Dress Shoes, Service Sh
House Slippers
enille spreads.
oes, Infants and Child
Romeos.
rens shoes.
Bath Rohes
Bunnies
Visit Us Often
Christmas W ill Soon Be Here
Boyer Bros. Co,
O N T A R IO ’S FR IE N D LY STORE
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