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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOUKNAl
Classified
Advertising
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THURSDAY. MAY 10,1945
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| ested In said estate. Said account • gii certain manners as prescribed
their aunt, Mrs Orover Cooper, i visitor in Payette Thursday.
I is for final settlement and upon by the O. I. bill of rights. Notice;
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cooper
The Home Economics club met at
uerwi
being approved said estate will be see your service officer who will
visited her mother, Mrs. Snyder the home of Mrs. L. Kreager Tues-
Mio. £. B. Hoffman returned of Caldwell Sunday.
closed and the administrator dls- assist in filling out the proper
I day of last week. Mrs. T. B. Hall
papers in these cases.
fr‘<m Nebra ka. where she spent
| charged.
The Sunset Ladies auxiliary will | and Mrs. D. W. Hall were guests,
REMINDER:-To all veterans.
***• P881 several weeks with her sponsor a dance In the S u n setT h e afternoon was spent In sewing
| A. L. Fletcher, Administrator Es
It is not Ion* now until M im -1 nwtlier, who has b<en ill
tate of Brady O. Fowler, deceas-
valley hall Saturday night. May 12. for the fall bazaar, after which
RATE» Two ceni» per woro lor caen Issue Minimum casti in
| ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell were The proceeds will be turned over Mrs. Kreager served refreshments.
.orlai day and it is the duty of
11st
pub.
April
19.1945.
advance is 30c.
every man now serving In uniform Sunilay dlnner gues* at the Loyd | to the fund to be raised for the
Kingman Grange members and
I Last pub. May 17, 1945.
or who ever served in it to take Ac*ams Lome.
memorial to servicemen at Adrian. their families enjoyed a picnic at
Harold Robbins, son-in-law o f.
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¡ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT , part in these observances in mem
the Owyhee dam Sunday. A picnic
ing sugar coupons. Addressed to NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN. ,,,., f our comrades who have H L Day' tS visttl’'g hele Robb'
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dinner was served at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Bernice Butt. Finder please That Frank T. Morgan, Guardian
Ins’ a paratrooper, was wounded j l \ I O Q I T 1 d n l > 0 * O O y
Beet and lettuce thinning Is
return to Ronald's Shoe shop.
j of the person and estate of A nna;sone to report t0 ,h0 *-uprf me ,n the Philippines.
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Housh, an incompetent person, h a s ; Cimmander. In every city in this
Mrs. Olenn Hoffman. Mrs. Geo- | Ronald Lane is home on leave now underway In the Kolony.
FOR SALE—Five passenger Cad --------------------------------------------- ined
in the County Court of Mai- i0unty lhf veterans organizations rge cleaver, and Mrs. Alva Goodell from •'boot" camp at San
Diego. The Pollyanna club met a t the
illac, radio, heater, six tires, trail- i
i heur County, his final account of
sPonsoring programs for this i attended the Heme Economics He expects to leave Saturday for home of Mrs. Walter Pinkston
er attachment »900. Terms »500 i ------------------------—____________ his guardianship, and that the day and they talce “ *ls °PPMtunity ,-iub meeting at the Roy Holmes Mississippi to enter quartermas- Wednesday of last week. Mrs Wil
son was co-hostess.
cash. Fine condition. Powell ser- ! WANTED TO BUY-Alarm clocks Court has fixed the 18th day of t0 aik a11 men at home at 01,81 home Thursday.
ter school.
Mrs. Hurst reported that »18.75
f not running.
nmnino G.
o E.
E Bertsoh.
n ^ r.^ h i 581 May, 1915, at the hour of 11 o'- time and ,hos* who i*‘rved in th e l Mrs. Alva Goodell and Mrs. j Rev. and Mrs. Pollard of Boise
vice station.
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clock A. M. as the time of hearing past to ,oln wlth them in thcse George Cleaver attended the moth- | were guests at the J. G. Lane home was collected in the Kolony for
Emison St.
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the cancer drive recently com
any objections thereto
programs.
, ers tea at the Nyssa gymnasium. Monday
FOR SALE-- 5 H. P. motor 220 V
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Come on with those questions I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Shaw
and
pleted.
3P and 3" centrifugal pump, both WANTED— Poultry and rabbits. j An Persor ’ interested In said have received a few but I know
son of Jamison were visitors at
in A1 condition, »125. Trade eight Now paying live weight, deliver- matter are notified to file any ob there is others in the county who 1
the Hugh McConnell home Monday. R e tu r n s T o P o rtla n d —
jections that they may have, in
plant: Colored hens. 2«c; I Wl1lin on or before
tlnle 'and would like to have some problem
foot, four-horse disc, a good disc ed at
The Misses Lawonna Stokes.
Miss Fern Grover returned to
for a four-horse riding fresno. 8
Letty Brownson and Delora Hurst her home in Portland Friday af-
miles southwest of Nyssa, ia mile
£ K ;r r z r hr d r r ounilz ^ e veterans prob,ems
were Sunday dinner guests of! ter visiting her brother, Pfc. Ross
east of Langton's corner. A. D. | Produce. Phone 155, Payette, Idaho.
¿ ^ 0v £ and
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Forrestine Wilson.
'Grover while he was on his fur-
Mrs. Lynn Hurst was a business lough in Nyssa.
Mases, Nyssa route 1.
19A4xc | WANTED- Listings on real es- guardianship will be closed and . . .
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Grover ^Cooper""
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Mrs. Robert Ditty and son,
FOR SALE—Michael-Leonard gar- 1 tate- We have sold everything we said guardian discharged.
Dwight visited Tuesday with Mr.
den seed. Alfalfa, pasture and ■' had listed. Bernard Eastman, 19tfc Frank T. Morgan, Guardian of
By Leona Anderson
the
person
and
estate
of
Anna
and Mrs. Earl Sieber of Caldwell.
Idaho Power Co.
clover seeds, also flower and garden i ---------------------------------------------
Housh.
plants. Hollingsworth Hardware l WANTED Man for year around
Jack Glascock has completed
ICINGS WITHOUT SUGAR
Now that we are getting less several days carpenter work on
and Implement Co.
2CA4xc. 1 wolk on falm ' Good house and lst pub' ApnI 19'1945
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man | Last pub. May 17, 1945.
sugar than ever before we must the parsonage.
FOR SALE—100 bushels ear corn . ' only. See Jake Fischer.
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Monday dinner guests at the
dig into our files to see if we can
Robert Ditty, 6 miles west Lang
'find sugar saving recipes to use j George Wilson home were Mr. and
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WE
PAY
HIGHEST
PRICES
for
ton's comer.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF all the time. It really isn't such 9 I Mrs. Ray Holcomb of Owyhee and
! live fox feed horses. Phone 8, Pay
12Atfc lT,,E STATE OF OREGON FOR job to get along on less sugar if i Marion Price.
FOR SALE--80 acre farm, 10 miles ¡ ette.
southwest of Nyssa fu'lv eauipped I ________________________ - ____ T,,E colJNTV OF MALHEUR
we figure things out ahead and j Mrs. Leonard Newgen and Mrs.
Horse machinery. 5 horses 25 jer- I WANTED—Used furniture. Highest; NOTICE OP HEARING FINAL budget our supply.
j Eobjiewgen were Monday shoppers
Icings can add much to a cake in Ontario.
sêy cows, eligible to registration. ' l)r,ces Puid. Phone 149W, Nyssa I
ACCOUNT
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. . I m Furniture
im iti
rvy
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and the wonderful part of it Is Anton Myhr and Charles Ditty
One
registered ............................*
bull, four . heifer
Co.
John Bartholoma, deceased.
that we can make them entirely and daughter, Tressa, were Parma
The 1945 license for dogs is now past due.
calves, few hogs. 2 sets of new j
HELP WANTED
visitors Thursday.
Notice is hereby given that the without sugar,
harness, household furnishings, el
Mrs.
Mary
Martin
and
Mrs.
MILE HIGH ICING
ectric range, washing machine, WANTED-Man for steady work, undersigned administratrix of the j
Licenses are available at the city hall and from
Walter Hillls left Thursday morn
experience
necessary, I * * * * * 01 John Bartholoma, de- , 2 egg whites,
water softener, electric separator, irrigation
ing for Burley to attend funeral
milking machine and 30 tons of modern house, chicken coop, g a r-iceased' has flled her flnal account; l cup white corn syrup
services for Mrs. Manon Hillis.
liay. Possession may be had im din. fruit, prevailing wages. Ira R. !as such administratrix, and th at 2 teaspoons vanilla
the chief of police. Licenses are $2 for male
mediately, except for 22 acres that Ure, phone 06R2, Nyssa.
19Atfc the same wild be heard In the , into a large mixing bowl of an . Mrs Mary Query and daughter,
j
County
Court
Room
at
the
City
1
electric
mixer,
place
the
whites
of
|
Sharon,
and
Tressa
Ditty
left
Mon-
Is rented for row crop. »15,000, $10,-
and $3 for female dogs.
500 cash, balance long terms. 29M- WANTED— Man to work in dairy, of Vale, Oregon on June 4. 1945, at two eggs and one cup white Karo , day for LaGrande to vLslt rela-
Slielton’s dairy.
19Atfc i the hour of 2 p. m. o’clock of said j corn syrup. Start beating on low (tives and to attend an all-day
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day at which time and place a n y , speed then increase to high speed, j ohuroh service at Elgin Wednes-
A. L. Atkeson
Please purchase your license before May 25.
! objections to said account will be To this amount of icing, add two day.
t. vanilla. When mixture will hold ! Diana Whitman of Nyssa is
FOR Ht LE - FifG acres west of « ----- ---------------------------
| heard and determined
mile
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Nyssa city lin .'a rw<. houses, ex- _ \ ESTRAYED—To my place,
Myrtle E. Bartholoma
, its shape, spread on cake.
HONETY FROSTING
, Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen, for a few
cellent soil, pinet. -* .00 per acre. south of Mitchell butte, one 3-year
Administratrix of the Estate of
old
holstein
steer,
branded
W
bar
John Bartholoma, Deceased.
See Frank T. Mo.gan. ISMtfc.
l t t cups honey.
idays.
H connected on right side. No «ar First pub. May 3. 1945.
1 egg white.
j Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen were
FOR S \LE Small house east of marks. Unless owner claims the Last pub. May 31, 1945.
1!4 tsp. salt.
¡callers in the Jack Wilson home;
tracks in Ward addition. »1000 steer. I «’ill. sell for feed costs. J.
Place honey in a sauce pan and j in Apple valley Sunday evening. |
cash. See Frank T. Morgan. 25Jtfc P. Dunaway.
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bring to a boll. Add salt. Beat egg
Rev. Lester Carlsen. district i
white until light. Pour honey in presbyter, and Mrs. Carlsen of
FOR SALE iiiumpaon's Chek-R-
GRAVEL, EXCAVATING
a thin stream into egg white, beat- LaGrande were visitors in the Rev.
Chlx lor delivery every Wednesday
L. H. Snodgrass
R. L. Casselman home Sunday.
ing constantly. Spread on cake.
end Saturday after March 3. Ord General custom work, gravel, ex
Rev. Carlsen spoke in the morn
er < ar y to get the breed and date cavating. 301 Third St. Ph. 08R2,
ing and evening services in the
y< i want them Thompson's Ont Nyssa, Oregon.
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Assembly of God church.
Do you know that we would sug
ario hatchery.
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Mrs. Bud Chapin received word
BUTCHERTNO
gest for the best story of the year
FOR S4 1 E— Large cement mixer,
Custom butchering every Mon that one from Toastmaster Bill The Merry Matrons club met at that her brother had died on
tv.) wliee barrows. R. K. Loewen, day and Friday. Beef, sheep and Fisk regarding the camouflage de the home of LaVinnie Smith Thurs- I foreign soil.
box 833 Nyssa, Oregon.
10M2xp pork. Sanitary butchering guaran tail and will suggest that Ont day afternoon. May 3 with Virginia | Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cooper
tee d. Phone 05R1. All stor;k must ario’s park commission see him Rookstool as co-hostess. The after- visited her mother, Mrs. Snyder of
FOR tV TE ~ Milking shorthorn come in Thursday or Sunday after- for an Idea. T hat Adjutant Rouch 1 noon was spent sewingr for the hos-i Caldwell Sunday,
bull Eight months old. C. W. Wil noon between 1 o'clock and 7. No 1 of the Nyssa American Legion tess. Eight members and tw o ' The birthday anniversaries of
son east of Kinsman Kolony sch- • took accepted on butrhering day. ; do not give up hope for even sucli guests. Connie
Chard and Olive Mrs. Joe Hobson and E. J. Hobson
oolhouse.
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One mile west of Nvssa on Alberta 1 a tough old top-kick as Neissan) Graham were present. Games were
were celebrated Tuesday by the
29Mtfc,can make a mistake and cannot 1 played, with Virginia Rookstool and Et J. Hobson and Wilbur Holcomb
FOP "ALB— Two cltv lots, one avenue. Jake Fischer.
on 5tih and one on 6th. Inquire ---------------------------- ;-----------------| always bring the skipper to sus- j Gladys Byers wining prizes. The | families.
I esfa l A d v e r t i s e m e n t
tain him and might, I say even next meeting will be held May 30 j The Worthwhile club will meet*
Journal office.
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might find that he was wrong at the home of Gladys Byers with April 17 at the home of Stella
FOR SALE—Laying hens. Minnie NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
have tQ admlt it
Alice Holmes assisting. Refresh- i Wilson with Betty Wilson as co-
DeRuit, by railroad bridge south ' Notice hereby is given that A .,
w hat is the procedure for ments were served by the hostesses, hostess.
of Nyssa.
3M2xp. D. Fletcher, administrator of the j thfi n#xt of kjn to make appiic a-' Mrs. F. G. Holmes and Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Whitman
estate of Brady ! tton for the American flag which Frank S. Byers
entertained
mem- of Nyssa and Kenneth Lorensen
ed. has filed in the County Court Is theirs through proper appli- bers of the Oregon Trail Sunday were Boise business visitors Mon
For
of Malheur County, Oregon,
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, his Ication.
school at a party Saturday after- day.
Yep, today when everybody’s helping all
The grade school will be olosed
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w
f,rSt and fln al
l a n j Ans. T he next of kin should ta k e 'n o o n . G am es were played. R efresh -
trailer house. Box 97, O ntario. 3M3 , m inistration, and th a t th e 18th '
Ietter of condolence from th e m in ts were served by th e hostesses. this week.
they
can w e’re prouder than ever of our fight-
Cecil Riddle and family of Nu-
I rW T
:^ay °f
war or navy department to the The party was given in honor of
ing-food-value...proud
to be called the perfect
Acres
were
Sunday
visitors
in
the
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I11 °'clo!'k A M ,.and .‘-he ®od J ¡commander of the veterans’ organ- those having birthdays in March
LOST— 170 pounds of red clover' Court
ln. 1 le
V . °. , a ’ | izatlon in their local community and April. Honored guests were Leonard Newgen home.
food.
Oce Schweizer recently pur
-eed between Nyssa and Adrian. 0reg°n . ave been appoimen y ^ Ma,heur county and they will Wilbur Pair, Winnie Relk and
chased a Cadillac sedan.
Liberal reward. H. H. Hardman,
>“ » ' it certified and fill out the Frank Fry.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riddle of
Rt. l.
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papers so that this flag then may, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes were
. I and any objections that may oe ^ obtained.
hosts
Saturday _ evening
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at a » Nu-Acres are staying this week ln )
LOST-- Envelope containing cann- filed thereto by any person inter-
Q. What Is meant by the state- family gathering. Those present I the Leonard Newgen home helping
ment of good health ln relation to were Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes, with the farm work.
Bobby and Jean Barrett of
the Incident to reinstatement of Mr. and Mi's. Rolland Holmes and
AT THE UNDERPASS
a veteran’s national insurance?
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hol- Mountain Home, Idaho are stay
As. The words “good health” mes and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Byers ing Indefinitely at the home of
When used in connection with in- and family.
surance mean that the applicant1 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bow«n and
Is. from clinical or other evidence, I family and Donald Byers, together
free from disease, injury, abnormal- , with Mr. and Mrs. William Weldy
ity, infirmity, or residual of dis- j and Mrs. William Davenport of
ease or injury to a degree th a t ! Ontario picnicked at the Owyhee
would tend to weaken or impair l dam Sunday.
the normal functions of the mind
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams and
or body to shorten life.
, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes made
Q. Can discharged men from i a business trip to Caldwell Sat
service receiving a blue discharge urday.
Mrs. Ewen Chard, Mrs. J. E.
OPTOMETRISTS
have a chance to show cause for
DENTISTS
having this discharge set aside Bowen and Mrs Archie Smith att
and receive an honorable discharge. ended the mothers tea in Nyssa
" 8 « Mr Kail and 8 » BrtUv"
J. R. CUNDALL
Ans. Yes this can be done throu- Wednesday afternoon.
B
Vista
MISCELLANEOUS
For Saie
WANTED
are
Sunset Valley
Victory Food Hints
N O T IC E
Legal Advertising
To Dog Owners
iv a
MISCELLANEOUS
J.R. Dolan
Veterans
Inform ation
Chief of Pol ice
Oregon Trail
W e 'r e In The Fight, Too!
Rent
Shelton’s Dairy
Professional And
Business Directory
FOR
ALL Y O U R
n /fet Grom/itf
DR. J. A. McFALL
NEEDS
Dentist
JEWELRY STORES
PAULUS
JEWELRY STORE
Union Pacific Time Inspector
JEWELRY _ DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Main Street at Second
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE
Official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
OREOON
GEORGE
JACKSON
MODERN WATCH DEPAIRING
State Licensed
Watchmaker
ONTARIO, ORE3GON
3H blocks N. of City Hall
wwwwwww
¡was 2
Try Pullet Grower
Hurry For Your Corn
S H O n P
Phone 56-J
Sarazin Clinic
NYSSA
OREGON
Residence and Outside Theft Insurance
EYE8IGHT SPECIALIST
ONTARIO
OREGON
PHYSICIANS
L. Physician
A. Maulding,
M.D.
and Surgeon
Phone S7
Hours: 10 to 12 and I to »
Dallv- Except Sunday
Fry Building
SARAZIN CLINIC
J. J. Sarazin.
D.
M.
medicine
General practice of
X-ray
Physiotherapy
SHOE SHOPS
Abbott'* Sho# Shop
All kinds of shoe and harness
repairing.
Across from post office
Here is something entirely new in THEFT Insurance. It may be
exactly what you are looking for.
It will pay your loss:
1. If someone enters your home and takes your personal prop
erty and Jewelry.
2. On property taken from your yard or garage.
3. On your effects ln hotels, restaurants, theatres, laundries
and also in summer homes if your property is taken while
you are living there.
4. On children’s property at school and also on bicycles.
5. On personal property from your locked or unlocked auto.
6. On baggage while on train, bus or airplane.
7. On money up to $100 against holdup, theft, pickpockets and
mysterious disappearance.
"Mysterious disappearance” of any insured property shall be •
presumed to be due to theft.
Premiums for *1000 insurance f*500 on Jewelry, Sterling Silver
and Furs and »500 on Other Property).
One or two family residence 1 year *10
3 years »25
Apartment dwelling
1 year »12.50
3 years 31.25
The cost for larger amounts will cheerfully be furnished
upon request.“
Bernard Eastman
A Ì '
THE
STORE
W ITH
THE
CHECKERBOARD
SIGN
Rich in body-building ingredients. Grows ‘em fast and big for early
laying. A complete food.
If you expect to get it planted in time for a bumper crop.