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Classified Advertising RATK8 Two cent* pe» wore i or advance is 30c THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JANUARY 18, 1945 Adrian 49 YEAR? issue Minimum caxii in service with S outhern R mlway , TELECRApaen G eorcl W. S andlin , A O ld F oot , N.C., MISCELLANEOUS For Sale -------- » D6CICED TO STU0V LOST I / LAW...,. LOST—Top grill on oil heater, be- FOR SALE Farm-all F-30 tractor, j [Ween Ny.sa and Adrian. Reward, >: 1 /O R S YEARS HS /''A T T E N D E D LAW SCHOOL on rubber. In good mechanical co [„ journal office. Stanley / % N ldPTS A WEEK IN nJitlon. Contract or write Leslie j G o u l e t i r o u l e j _ N y s s a U J2xp A s h e v il l e , w o re out C. Ditty, route 2, Nyssa. 18Jtfc ---------------------------------------------- two CARS, w a s n eveu . ____ ____________ ___ LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—My LATE OR ABSENT... Q: FOR SALE- -Hall Hoist, fertilizer new fur coat_ but j should worry. broadcaster. Seed Potatoes, one ; jt w,is insured by BERNARD i ear out, White Rose and Bliss j EASTMAN. See us about this fur MDtfc Triumphs. Pete Tensen. llJlxc coat Insurance. D n i t t e d to b a r in i B ni , S a n d lin h as NOW BEEN COMMISSIONED TO FftACTICl REWARD—Offered for return of FOR SALE—5 acres well improved. Parma Water-Lifter pump stolen before U.S. S upreme court ... '4 miles southwest of Nyssa. C. H. from L P. Thomas property along Merrick. HJ2xp railroad south of Nyssa. Notify ES STICKING TOTHS I HJ2xc RAILROAD 'TIL THE WAR FOR SALE—Four-room house. $27UO Bernard Eastman. IS OVER,THEN BUTCHERING Terms. A. L. Atkeson 21Dtfc WILL TURN " Custom butchering every Monday LAW. LOR SALE— md Friday. Beef, sheep and pork, Z/ppoRTumv 4 Room modern home, full base sanitary butchering guaranteed. w o r n no Phone 05R1. Please bring stock ment, good location. $1000. Terms. ounday evening or Thursday even 7 acres at edge of town $1300. ing. All stock must be in by 12, A 6 E LIMIT Terms. IN AMERICA. on butchering day. One mile Bernard Eastman. 7Dtfc noon, west of Nyssa on Alberta Ave. FOR SALE—Modern house. Three Jake Fischer. 10-acre tracts In Apple Valley. Farms from 40 acres up, $100 to L eçal A d v ertisem en t $300 an acre. NOTICE TO CREDITORS the undersigned has been appointed A. L. Atkeson NOTICE hereby is given to the c r-! Executrix of said estate and has editors and all other persons inter- ! qualified as such; All persons hav HELP WANTED In the estate of Edward P. ing claims against said estate are Apply for MERIT SYSTEM EX ested Larsson, decease: that the under required to present same, duly ver AMINATIONS at your local public signed appointed Admin ified, with proper vouchers within welfare, board of health or unemp istratrix has of been I. GEORGE S. BENSON the estate of Edward P six from the first publicat loyment compensation com m ission.^""“ d'PC'eased.”'and has quallf- months Preside sst-Jiarding College of this notice, which publication office. Final filing date January 27 I ied as such. All persons having ion Searcy. .Arkansas is January 4, 1945, to the under 1945. Positions locally or throughout i cairns against said estate are here-, signed at the office of A. L. Flet the state. 18 Jlxc | by notified and required to present | in Nyssa, Oregon, that being • H e a d a n d H a n d s HELP WANTED—Men and Women ! same with the proper vouchers duly cher When I was nine years old, my the place designated for the tran father to supply foods, vitamins and other , verified within six months of the saction of all sent me horseback on an er business pertaining to rand to a nearby farm. Our neigh essential products to consumers.! date of the first publication of this said estate. bor, an elderly 'man, was hoeing in Full or part time. Write at once. notice, to the undersigned at the L. Tensen, Executrix his vegetable garden when 1 dis Rawleigh's. Dept. ORA-331-1S3 Oa office of A. L. Fletcher in Nyssa, Hilda Estate of Dirk Tensen, deceased. mounted, but he came to the barn kland, Calif. 18Jlxp Oregon, which place is hereby des First publication, Jan. 4, 1945 gate to talk with me. While we stood ignated as the place of business in Last publication, Feb. 1, 1945. there, a cattle buyer passed in a all matters connected with said WANTED single-seated vehicle pulled by a WORK WANTED—Married man estate. spirited horse. The salutation be December 27. 1944 experienced and capable wants Florence L. Larsson, Administratrix Victory Food Hints tween my two elders was cool and stilted. equipp d CO or BO acres or would Estate of Edward P. Larsson, De By Leona Anderson Childlike, I inquired with frank work by month. Want feed for five ceased. Idaho Power Co. ness: “Don’t you like Mr. Moore?" cows. Write C K. Smith, Wendell, my neighbor began “educat Idaho, P.O Bob 168. 18J2xp NOTICE TO CREDITORS ‘ICECREAM CARRIES A PUNCH” Then me. He informed me in a low NOTICE hereby is given to the Are you looking for a new Ice ing’’ WANTED—A few locust trees for creditors implying a great deal, that other persons In "Cream recipe? The all-American tone, posts. Elza Niccum, route 2, llJ2xp terested in and the all estate Moore was a rich man. Without of Ollie B. it in so many words, he hint WE PAY HIGHEST PRICEY lot Smith, deceased: that the under dessert--with It's thousands of fans saying that the trader was not to be live fox feed horses Phone 8 Pay signed has been appointed Admin and health-giving qualities can al ed and that his wealth proved ette. 27Ntfc istrator of the estate of Ollie B. ways be redressed in a different trusted the point. My next question was garb and grace the table with new Smith, deceased and has qualified from the heart: “How much money WANTED-Manager for Nyssa br as such. All persons having claims sparkle. and be honest?’’ anch, Watts Seed Co. Phone 74, against said estate are hereby not If you check your families appet- i can a man All have Figured Out. Parma. Idaho. 28Dtfc. ites you'll find they eat better if ! ified and required to present same “In these parts,” he said thought with the proper vouchers, within they know a good dessert is in the fully, “a man can't get together FOR SALE—Morman hay derrick. six | more than $10,000 in a lifetime un months of the date of the first offering. $80. Paul R. Godfrey, Rt. 2, Col publication NUT-CRISP ICE CREAM less he carries on some right shady of this notice, to be umbia Ave. llJ2xp. Cream Mixture business.” He did not say how he undersigned at the office of A. L. Ice arrived at the figure; probably he WANTED TO BUY OR RENT—A Fletcher, in Nyssa, Oregon, which 1 cup scalded milk was speaking from a long life’s row crop ranch equipped with tr place is hereby designated as the Vs cup sugar wealth of observations. I knew he actor. Write Journal office. 28Dtfe place of business in all matters con 4 teaspoons flour was sincere, but many years had 1-8 t. salt nected with said estate. WANTED—Used furniture. Highest J. C. Smith. Administrator passed before 1 knew how wrong he 1 cup cream, whipped prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa Estate of Ollie B. Smith, De-1 1 t. vanilla was. His words were a figment of Furniture Co. 1ATFC ceased. class prejudice. NUT-CRISP In the United States, class preju 2 T. butter NOTICE TO CREDITORS ! WANTED—If you have a machine dice is nearly harmless by contrast 3 T. brown sugar no longer needed. I will pay cash NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN to! 1 cup cornflakes to the misery it deals people in other for it. Electric or treadle. Any style, the creditors and all other persons | V i cup chopped nuts lands. Just the same, we have some age. make or condition. F. “Lete" interested in the estate of Dirki Stir scalded milk into blended of it, and it’s a curse. Moreover, Saekett, Box C08. Phone 247M. On Tensen, deceased, who was comm-1 sugar, flour and salt. Cook over hot it is not limited to coolness between tario. 21Dtfc only known as Dick Tensen, that water 20 minutes, (until slightly grangers and stock buyers. Recent a high executive of the U. S. thick). Cool, fold in whipped cream ly Department let himself and vanilla. Pour into refrigerated- Treasury say this: “No man who works with tray and freeze with control at his hands can be worth $5,000 a coldest setting. Melt butter and blend with brown sugar. Cook until year.’’ Class Prejudice thick and smooth, stirring const He may be sincere as my vener antly. Add corflakes and nuts and able neighbor of years ago, but he blend 5 minutes, then cool. When does not everything about men ice cream has frozen, remove and who work know with their hands. They beat smooth. Fold in nut mixture. think too. In fact the most effective Return to refrigerator and freeze thinking to achieve military victory until firm. Serve 6. in the present war has been done at the workbench and between the plow handles. Judgment, skill, and tech nical knowledge used elsewhere BILL LANE OPTOMETRISTS DENTISTS would be bottlenecked indeed if DR. J. A. McFALL workers used only their hands. Auctioneer “See McFall and 8 * Better” An equipment manufacturer in J. R. CUNDALL Cleveland, Ohio, has used wage Phone 116J Nyssa Dentist incentives for 20 years. In his plant, workers gt* more pay when they do Phone 56-J faster and better work. They like the idea and so does the employer. NYSSA Sarazln Clinic OREGON When the men turned their minds Don M. Graham to increasing volume so they could JEWELRY ^STORES EYESIGHT SPECIALIST draw better wages, the price of a ONTARIO OREGON welding machine that used to ex PAULUS Insurance Agency ceed $500 slid down below $200. Even the buyer was benefited. JEWELRY STORE PHYSICIANS Thoroughly American Union Pacific Time Inspector Under pressure of war demands Fire and Automobile JEWELRY — DIAMONDS L. A. Maulding, M.D. and hurry-up orders, this pay-for- WATCHBS Physician and Surgeon thinking plan really shined. Output Insurance Main Street at Second increased. Users bought new equip Phone 37 ment 60% cheaper. The firm low Hours; 19 to 12 and 1 to S Rentals Bonds ered its percentage of profit and still Dally- Except Sunday WYCKOFF upheld earnings. Average wage Fry Building of workers climbed above $100 a JEWELRY STORE week. The government didn't like Official Time Inspector for SARAZTN CLINIC it, however, and assessed the com Union Pacific pany an extra 1.6 million dollars a J. J. Sarazin, M. D. ORBCyjN ONTARIO year. Painting and This firm is using our only safe General practice of medicine pattern for post-war prosperity— HAY BUYER X-ray physiotherapy ttages up and prices down. Both Kalsoming depend on production efficiency. This W. F. JAHN means purchasing power at I will do only interior plan SHOE SHOPS home and ability to compete in for Dealer in Hay and eign markets. Labor and industry work until spring. Abbott’» ShoB Shop Grain. both favor this principle. Inefficien All kinds of shoe and harness cy, hatched by class prejudice, will No. 5, Factory Court repairing. bar us from foreign markets after Andy McGinnis Opposite Sugar Factory Across front post office. the war, make goods costly at home, Jobs Scarce, and pay low. i -1 m a 1 W W OKING AHEAD Professional And Business Directory PAGE THttEfc Lincoln Hoifhit Mr and Mrs Ralph Barnes and Mr and Mu James McGinnis sons, have spent several weeks and family have returned to Ton- | visiting who relatives at Dakota City, upah, Nevada, after spending the Nebraska, returned to their home holidays with friends and relatives I here via train Thursday evening. in this vicinity. Mrs Tom Pettet entertained the Mrs Tresa.e Miller, mother of I Home Economics club of Boulevard James Attebery, Laurie and Bob Attebery and Jean Johnson of Orange Tuesday afternoon. She was Weiser, visited Sunday at the Att assisted by Mrs Alva Amtdon and I Mrs Harvey Simmons. ebery home. Several improvements have been | Mrs Geraldine Hall talked on made in Adrian during the last we ' the prevention and treatment of ek. Each business house has provid I the common cold. Plans were com ed an oukoor light. Sunday Adrian’s pleted for the benefit chicken din citltens turned out to gravel and ner and dance to be given at the Grange hall Thursday evening at level the streets. Proceeds will be given The PTA and Chamber of com 7 to" .30 the o’clock. relief fund. merce held a joint meeting at the Jack veterans son of Frank high school Thursday evening. Af Beacham Beacham, of Payettt, and Darlene ter a brief business meeting, Mr Ruhe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stone played two piano selections. W. Mr Anderson of Nampa played two E. Ruhe of Orand Island, Neb in marriage last elections on his steel guitar. In the raska were by united Dev. Cecil Hannon, In absence of the speaker of the ev Saturday They were attended by ening, Mr Patch presented for the Payette. Coble and Mrs Ray Halstead. school board the community cann Ray ing project. Discussion was held. The bride, who Is a recent arr Refreshments were served at the ival from Nebraska, was dressed in ”nd of the meeting by the PTA and a green and maroon tailored suit. She wore black accessories. chamber of commerce. The Girls League, under the The bridegroom, a former res of Lincoln Heights was grad leadership of Mrs Joe Brumbach, ident from Ontario high school In enjoyed a kid party at the high ' uated ehool Friday evening. Each class 1942. presented a stunt, followed by a | The newlweds will reside on a stunt game. After the grand march, farm near Payette. first prize for the best costume was Keith Travis, U. S. navy and Mrs presented to Selma Stam, second to Travis, and son. Tommy, of Ont Nadien Wilson and third prize to ario were recent visitors at the of Mr and Mrs Roy Pierce. Bernice Chaney. Following dancing, i home Mary Billings and daughter, a pot-luck supper was enjoyed by Mrs Beulah, and her son, Bud. who Is the group. the coast guards, have re Mrs James Attebery, Mrs W. H. with to their home in Portland Bunch and Mrs D. Patch were re turned after visiting at the Pierce home. cent Boise visitors. Mr and Mrs Gayle Martin enter Eugene Reed has received an an tained at a Sunday dinner for the nouncement of the arrival of a boy at the home of Mr and Alvin McGinnis and Clyde Steel baby Mrs Forrest Reed in Portland. mans. and Chat club will The W. V. Hopkins family of The at Patch the home of Mrs Dorothy Rosewell spent Sunday at the meet Holton Thursday afternoon. New Attebury home. will take charge of the Mr and Mrs Howard Hatch en officers meeting. tertained at a 7 o'clock dinner pa business A Payette Valley district C. E rty in honor of Dwain and Elliot. convention will be held next Satur The evening was spent Informally. day and Sunday. Christian Rev. and Mrs Nevin and Mr and Endeavor has been Lincoln asked to pre Mrs Peterson were in Nampa Tues sent a special number Saturday day. Mr Peterson received medical evening. attention. Mr and Mrs William Toomb are returning from Caldwell. Mr Toomb will be employed at EdeFs store. Buena Vista Mervin Peterson, Radioman In the navy, arrived home before Ch Mr and Mrs Leslie Topllff were ristmas for a month's furlough with in Ontario Monday and while there visited Mrs O. E. Cheldlin who Is his family and friends. The John Jarvis family, who in the Holy Rosary hospital. have been visiting here, have gone Mrs James Stephen is visiting to Casey’ Wash. Virginia Jarvis her daughter in California. left Tuesday evening for LaGrande, Alva Goodell was in Juntura Mon+ where she is enrolled as a cadet day. nurse. Mr and Mrs George Cleaver and Mrs Lyod Cleaver and baby were in Ontario Thursday. Leonard Cleaver left last week for California. August Bartholoma of Halgler, Nebraska spent Monday night at the Alva Goodell home. Mrs Jim Ritchie was hostess to the Out Our Way club at her home Thursday afternoon. Seven mem bers answered roll call. Plans were made for the party that lasers of the contest are to give at the next meeting at the Alva Goodell home January 25. Mr and Mrs Alva Ooodell were in Ontario Wednesday. Mrs Glenn Hoffman and Mrs Ray Orlfflth were In Ontario Tues day. Avery Appointed Head Of Station The new superintendent of the eastern Oregon livestock branch ex periment station, succeeding Dick Richards, resigned, is Harry O. Av ery, who was for 20 years county agent in Union county before hie transfer to the central extension staff as assistant marketing spec ialist in 1941. In recommending Avery's app ointment, which took effect Jan uary 15. William A. Schoenfeld, dean and director of agriculture, stated that Avery’s technical train ing In both livestock and crop pro duction, and his long familiarity with the livestock and crop pro blems of the Blue mountain region make him particularly well suited to manage the branch station at Union. Avery was born and raised on a 730-acre livestock farm near Wake field, Kansas. He attended Kansas State college and Albion state nor mal school and then taught for two years before becoming a county agent In Idaho. He served In that state for 13 years, where he was considered one of the outstanding extension men, and then accepted a position as county agent In Union county, where he stayed for 20 years except for a leave of absence to complete work for a degree at Oregon State college. While In Union county Avery organized successful livestock ship ping associations and was active In the formation of the seed grow ers' cooperative and other market ing groups. Richards resigned to become ma nager of one of the leading pure bred livestock ranches, at Prairie City. Grand Opening January 22 Auction Sales Every Monday Starting January 22 at Brahs Brothers Auction Yard Vale Oregon You are cord.illy invited to stop and inspect the yard. It is equipped with the most modern and up-to-date equipment. This market is for buyers and sellers. We aim to please. COME IN AND LET’S GET ACQUAINTED FOR INFORMATION WRITE OR CALL Brahs Brothers Vale Oregon Phone 3581
