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TH E NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U R N A L Classified Mrs. William Mayes of Parma. | Mr. and Mrs. I yman Latham and Mrs. Dave Barney accompan ied Mr. and Mbs. O. H. Barney and , family of San Fran isco and Mrs. Beverly Wilson o f Oakland to Boise Thursday on the visitors' re turn trip home after spending the last 10 days wi.h relatives. Therm . Kendall and Joan Bar- i ney are v islting in the home of Lyman Latham. Misses Donna Chesney and Hel en Riddle went with their Sunday 'th ocl cliss on a picnic to Payette lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck and | family and Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Lanfear, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ames and Seaman Second Class Junior Lanfear were supper guests in the Paul Thomson home Friday night. The 4-H sewing class met with their leader, Mrs. Paul Thomson, Wednesday. Advertising RATES: Tw o cents per word for each issue. After one month one cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, is 30c. • n ie i.L L A N L O U S For Sale PAGE THREE THURSDAY, J U L Y 19, 1945 PERM AN ENT clerical and sten ographic opportunities with state [ with merit system protection. AJ- tihe {Crossly home. Dorothy Jeon and Ida May Def- fenbaugh are employed in Che sort ing sheds in Adrian. | Mrs. Wesley M cKee and children across the road from the Kingman have moved Into the Elliot house Kolony sohoo Blouse Mr. McKee is in the armed frees at Camp Hood, Texas, but is expected home on furlough soon. Mrs. McKee Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Pinkston. The Pollyanna club met at the Belknap home last week. Mrs. Bess- endorfer was assistant hostess. A handkerchief shower was given for Mrs. Elarl Osborne, who will leave soon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker of Newell Heights were callers at the Deffenbaugh home one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkstoa called on Mrs. Oscar Pinkston in Big Bend Sunday afternoon. Forestlne Wilson, Delora Hurst and Mrs. Mayfield accompanied FO R SALE— White enameled range. I vancements. Also stock control almost new. Priced reasonable. T i n clerk and telephone operators. Ap miles north on highway. Irving T. ply Merit System Councel, 616 Mead Bldg., Portland 4, Ore. Final Duffln. 12J4xp. tiling date August 9. 19J2XC FO R SALE—Allis Chalmers 15 H. P 220 or 410-3 phase motor and W ANTED centrifugal pump, size 3X2‘a, speed 3600, complete with switch and W ANTED— Baby calves. Phone No. starter. Also Byron-Jackson cen 005-F21 and I will come after them. trifugal pump, 200 G. P. M., speed O. P. Counsil, route 2, Nyssa. 21Jtic OREGON GIRLS MAY 1150, complete with 15 horsepowei Wanted- To buy house in Nyssa. ENLIST IN WAVES Westinghouse 3 phase motor, swit Everett Points. P. O. Box 526. 12J2xp ch and starter. City of Nyssa, The opportunity for Oregon girls Oregon. lOMtfc. WANTED— Cood modern furnished to enlist in the W AVES has once I louse, electric refrigerator, elec- more been opened in the state with 1 FO R SALE!—Two 2-room houses ric range and at least two bed special emphasis being placed on with baths. Bernard Eastman. 7JU l ootrn. $30 per month. See Frank enlistments to fill the need for 12Jtfc. STORAGE!— Consolidated Freight- r. Morgan. 10.000 hospital corps WAVES. ways building. First street. Set Oregon girls who want to travel WANTED-- Listings on real es-1 Jake at the Fix-it shop. 24Mtf< who want to be with the fighting ate. We have sold everything we men and at the same time be FO R SALE— 80 acres, good house lad listed. Bernard Eastman. 19tfe trained for a necessary and useful deep well. $150 per acre. Terms. ,VE P A Y H IG H E ST PR IC E S for profession are wanted at once. Bernard Eastman. 5Jtfc. Judd with Mrs. Arthur Cartwright .ive fox feed horses. Phone 8, Pay 1st pub. July 12. 1945 First stop for enlistees is the O. S. I as assistant hostess. Mrs. Arthur 12Atfc. Last pub. Aug. 9. 1945. naval training school in New York FO R S A LE -- Purebred jersey bull ette. eight weeks indoctrination. j Case led the prayer cycle and Mrs. for calves. One ready for service. See HELP W ANTED— Carry-all oper | Charles Wilson the devotions. Mrs. Those who volunteer and are select NOTICE TO CREDITORS the cows and you will buy the ator. Phone 05J11. Gannon Broth calves. Beaumont and Cummins, Notice hereby is given to the i Nevin presented the lesson on ed for the hospital corps at com ers. 24Mtfc. pletion of recruit training will be Rt. 1, Nyssa. 5J4xp. creditors and all persons interested | Africa Fireman First Class and Mrs. given a hospital apprentice rating B U T C IfE R IN G in the estate of William H. Beam, FO R SALE!— Forty three-month-old Custom butchering every M on deceased, that the undersigned has Elbert Hatch arrived Sunday from and sent to a naval hospital for leghorn pullets. $1 each. Phone day and Friday. Beef, sheep and been appointed executrix o f the Oakland. California for a visit with further eight weeks training. 111J, Lemon’s hatchery. 12J2xp. There are now more than 13,000 pork. Sanitary butchering guaran estate of William H. Beam, deceas relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer and hospital corps WAVES on duty. T O R SALE - Oliver 24-lnch horse- teed. Phone 05R1. A ll stock must ed, and has qualified as such. All drawn potato digger. Practically come in Thursday or Sunday after persons having claims • against said fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. George Any young woman who is an Am new. Kendo Yasudu, phone 05R11, noon between 1 o’clock and 7. No estate are required to present the de Haven and family spent Sat erican citizen between 20 and 36 stock accepted on butchering day. same with the proper vouchers urday and Sunday fishing near years o f age, has completed at route 2, Nyssa. 12J2xp. least two years of high school, has One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta duly verified within six months Ola. The 4-H Cooking club held a no children under 18 years of age f o r SALE— 1938 1. D. Interna avenue. Jake Fischer. 29Mtfc o f the date of the first publication tional trac tractor, one 14-foot o f this notice to the undersigned, lawn supper at the de Haven home and is in normal good health is eligible to enlist in the WAVES hydraulic scraper. one 16-fool Refrigerators! Cabinets “Taylored" at the office of A. L. Fletcher in in honor of Shirley Smith. to fit any desired space. Any size The Adrian American Legion in and wear the navy bflue. field cultivator, one 10-foot Wheat- the City of Nyssa, Oregon which land disc plow. Phone 05J11. Gan for home storage. Only a few units place is hereby designated as the stalled officers at their regular I “ I f we are to maintain our pledge non Brothers. 24Mtfc. available. Order now at the Taylor place o f business in all matters meeting Tuesday night. The new to the men and women of the navy i shop. 12J2xp. officers are K. I. Peterson, comm that they will always have the connected with said estate. FO R SA LE- Registered Chester Vernena M. Beam, Executrix ander; Dutch Jerger, vice comm best medical and nursing care, we W hite boar, ready for service. Good Legal Advertisement Bill Ashcraft, adjutant; must have more hospital corps o f the estate of William H. ander; breeding. See his dum and sire on Floyd McKague, finance officer; WAVES,’’ said Vice Admiral Ross Beam, deceased. NOTICE OF F IN A L H E AR IN G Bridge island. L. Z. Barker. 12J3xp. i Claud Eachus, chaplain and his T. Mclntire, surgeon general of . - .1 j Notice hereby is given, That Plor- 1st pub. July 12, 1945 torian; Otis Glass, service officer; the navy. “The skill of the medical F O R S A L E -Used electric John ence L. Larsson. Administratrix of and Reuben Basket, sergeant-at- officers and corpsmen and WAVES Deere cream separator. Nyssa Pro the estate of Edward P. Larsson. arms. of the navy have established the duce. l2J2xp. deceased, has filed in the County Charley Purdy and son, Chet amazing record of returning 98 Court of Malheur County, her F O R 8ALE— One row potato dig In the seventh war loan drive, left Monday morning to spend a per cent of all the wounded to first and final account of her ad three-weeks vacation at Logan recovery. This record must be main ger in first class condition. Ira ministration and that the 11th John Holly of Adrian has acted valley. tained." Ure. Phone 06R2. 12Jtfc. day of August 1945 at the hour as men's chairman and Mrs. Maur Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly and of Newell Heights as I. o f 11 o'clock A M „ and the County ice Judd SALE!— Anoles $1 bushel, . FCR son. Ted. and Gloria Pounds left BOOKLETS ISSUED ON Pick them yourself. Dick Groot. Court Room in Vale, Oregon h a v e ' “ omei’ * chairman. At the present Monday morning for Bergdorf. 12J2xp. I been fixed by the Court as th e , t me Adrian has turned in to Ny- Columbia where they will spend a vacation. P O T A T O M AR K E TIN G — ------- ------------------- . ' time and place for the hearing of ssa more than $26,000. Mrs. W. W. Smith and great FO R S A L E - Boy's Tilcyle In good sald nnai account and any objec- I . M r' and **” • K 1 Peterson and OMAHA, NEB. July 19— T o aid condition, and one-wheel trailer, tlons that may be filed thereto, 1 Arlene and Donna were Sunday' granddaughter, S h aron ^ left JMon mid-western and western farmers eveimg dinner guests of Mr. and | da> ’ morning for Glenns Ferry, Inquire Journal office. 19Jlxp. when and where any person inter and shippers, three publications on where they will visit Mrs. Smith's ested in said estate may appear. I Mrs. Harvey Otis and Emily. different phases of growing and FO R SALE!— Apricots for canning. Seaman, Second Class Vernon « « L Leonard, and family. file objections In writing and be marketing potatoes have been pre Pick them yourself. John Pratl. Parker left by bus from O n tario! ----------------------- heard thereon. pared by the agrucultural devel 19J2xp NU-ACRES Said account is for final settle- for San Diego after spending a j opment department of the Union fiX d E L L r r 'T OPPORTUNITIES; men™ and upon belng 'appr0ved ilve; day *a v / w‘ th his fwnlly. | P fc. "Bud " Camblin of Brady, Pacific railroad. . . IvT 1* QDn a fliv U / v iir n e/1 U r \ 4 m U I said estate will be closed, a distrl- | M r- and Mrs Howard Hatch and Nebraska, who is stationed at the | Tw o of the booklets—“ Potato with the state for beginning case- "^button made o f the assets In the . fam ily spent Sunday with Mrs. I Mountain Home air base, visited Storage" and "Harvesting and Ship workers and casework supervisors hands of the Admlnistratrix to the ! Hatch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed , his sister, Mrs. Bryan Moore, and ping Potatoes” , were issued some 'fam ily Saturday night and Sunday. time ago. They have been revised in social work. Permanent career persons entitled thereto and said Wymer of Parma. Rev. Philip Reiman, pastor of | Mr. and Mrs. Milton Connelly in the light of more recent experi service with merit system protec- administration brought to a close tnn. Aoply M erit System Council, and said administratrix dischaiged. the Free Methodist church. Is | of Ohevlin, Oregon spent Sunday ments. 616 Mead building. Portland 4, Florence L. Larsson. Adminis- spending this week at conference ■ with Mrs. Connelly's parents, Mr. Entirely new Is the third brochure land Mrs. William Hall. Others vis- which deals with “ Handling Early Ore, Final filing date August 9. I tratrix of the estate of Edward in Sanders. Idaho. On Monday Howard Hatch made i iting in the Hall home Sunday 19J2xc' P. Larsson, deceased. Potatoes.” In a forward, F. W. Rob two trips to Payette lakes—one to ! afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Bryan inson, senior vice president of the bring the Ontario Girl Scouts home i Moore and family and Pfc, “ Bud" railroad said. "Realizing that many and one to bring the delegation Camblin. problems are encountered In hand from the Friends church in Home Several Grangers from Nu-Acres ling early potatoes during hot dale back from their conference. attended Pomona Grange meeting summer weather, the Union Pacific Mrs. Philip Reiman and chil last Thursday night. railroad has taken an active part dren are spending the week fishing Paratrooper Charles Bale left in research to determine the best with relatives from Greenleaf. Sunday for camp after spending a harvesting, loading and shipping Rev. and Mrs. John C. Nevin. 10-day furlough with his parents, methods.” v Forestlne Wilson, Dolora Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bale. Research and tests were conduct Ellen Judd and Carol and Lorlna Mrs. Ira Tish and little grand ed under the direction of J. W. W itty left Sunday afternoon for daughter. Barbara Tlsh of Green- Jarvis, supervisor of agricultural a week's conference at Sea beck. leaf and Mrs. George Nichols of development for the railroad, in Rev. and Mrs. Nevin are on the Boise visited Friday with the Cecil cooperation with the U. S. depart teaching staff this year. Evans family. ment of agriculture, the Nebraska The Mary and Martha society Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood and College of Agriculture, Colorado A OPTOMETRISTS DRESS M AK IN G met at the home o f Mrs. Maurice I Horace spent Sunday with Mr. and and M college, county agricultural agents, numerous growers and REMODELING Si A L T E R IN fl | DR. J. A. McFALL shippers. •See McFall and A » Better" Open every day except Saturday The three booklets, all profusely Naomi L. Buchert Illustrated with photographs, graphs Over Wilson's store and diagrams, have been distributed to potato growers, shippers, county JE W E LR Y STORES agents and vocational agricultural teachers. Copies may be obtained PA U LU S on request from the agricultural 510 No. Oregon St. Highway 30 North E Y E S IG H T SPECIALIST development department. Union JEWELRY STORE O N T A R IO OREGON Pacific raildoar, Omaha 2, Neb. Onion Pacific Time Inspector Adrian Professional And Business Directory Farmers Supply & Repair JEW ELRY — DIAM ONDS W ATCHES Main Street at Second W YCKOFF JEWELRY STORE Official Tim e Inspector for Union Pacific O N TA R IO OREGON GEORGE JACKSON MODERN W ATC H D E PA IR IN G State Licensed Watchmaker O N TA R IO . OREGON 3 >4 blocks N. of City Hall Phone 556J PH YSIC IA N S S A R A Z IN CLINIC J. J. Sarazin, M. D. General practice of medicine X -ray Physiotherapy L. A. Moulding, M.D. Physician and 8urgeon Ontario, Oregon F A B R IC A T IO N W ELDING R E PAIR CO M PLETE A U T O M O T IV E SERVICE Phone $7 Hour«: 19 to 12 and 1 to 5 FARM SUPPLIES Dally—Except Sunday Fry Building HAY BUYER DENTISTS W. F. Jahn Dealer in hay and grain No. 5. Factory Court Phone 68M Opposite sugar factory J. R. C U N D A LL Dentist Phone 56-J Sarazin Clinic N YS SA OREGON I f you cannot buy what you need, we can build it for you. See Us For Light and Heavy Work Ask for Charlie Croghan or Bob Pierce Kingman Kolony Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Deffenbaugh and family were pleasantly surpris ed Wednesday o f last week when Maurice Deffenbaugh arrived home j after spending 14 months in the armed forces overseas, most of the time in Germany. He will spend 30 days at home before reporting back to New York August 10. Ray Deffenbaugh is still in Italy but expects to return to the United States in the near future. Mrs. Hugh McConnell and son, Wayne, left for Missouri last week for a month's visit with Mr. M c Connell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Osborne and Mrs. Osborne's brother, Jim Moore, were Sunday dinner guests at the Earl Osborne home. L. L. Kreager and Hugh Glenn were business callers In Boise Mon day of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Webster o f Nyssa were Monday visitors in Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Case to Nampa Monday of la*t week. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst were ; business callers in Ontario last , week. | Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lane and family and Mrs. Lane's mother, Mrs. Bath and Mrs. Arthur Case were In Nampa Saturday. Rosalie Jacobson was a Sunday dinner guest of M ym a Lane. Mrs. Beulah Mae Jacobson and two children of North Dakota are visiting at the home o f Mrs. Jacobson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson. Here From Boise— Mrs. Allen Forbes of Boise, who was recently discharged from the women's army corps, visited over night last Monday with Mrs. O. W. Forbes and Mrs. Joseph Wheeler. Mrs. Forbes was stationed in the Turney General hospital at Palm Sprinbs, California. Beet Loader Order your BEET LO ADER now -H ave it when you need it-K eep down expense-Order the beet loader that really does the job. B E T T E R -F A S T E R -E A S IE R -C L E A N E R The loader that picks up all the beets but leaves the dirt in the field. See or (Phone „ Kropp & Sons FARM SALE Phone 85 Ontario, Oregon Having sold my ranch, I will sell all my personal property 2 miles north and 1 % miles east on Over- street road or i/2 mile east of Kingman Kolony schoolhouse. Monday, July 23 SALE STARTS A T 12:30 P. M. 1 Matched team o f bay geldings, 6 and 10 years old, weight 3200 pounds, gentle and well broke. 1 Guernsey-jersey cow, Ada, 5 yrs. old, milking now. i Jersey & Guernsey, Queenie, 6 yrs., milking now. 1 Jersey & milking shorthorn, Annie, 5, milking. 1 Jersey cow, Peggy, 10 yrs., milking now. 1 Jersey-Guern. cow, Bessie, 5 yrs., milking now. 1 Jersey-Shorthorn heifer, Light Red 2 yrs., milking. 1 Jersey cow, Prize, 7 yrs., milking now. 2 Jersey heifers, 6 months old. 1 Jersey heifer, 2 yrs., milking now. 1 Jersey & guernsey steer calf. 1 Jersey, Buttercup, 6 yrs. old, milking now. 1 Jersey cow, Pretty, 5 yrs., milking now. 1 Jersey cow, Hippo, 3y2 yrs., springer. 1 Jersey cow, Sally, 8 yrs., springer. 1 Jersey heifer, Fritz, 2 yrs., milking now. 1 Jersey-shorthorn Dark Red, 2 yrs., calf by side. 1 Jersey heifer, 17 months, bred. 1 Jersey heifer, yearling. 1 Jersey heifer, 15 months old, bred. Milk production and freshening dates will be giv en sale date. Recently T. B. and Bang’s tested. This is an excellent herd o f dairy cows. 1 Set o f good work harness and 3 collars. 1 Two-way plow. 1 Spike-tooth harrow. 1 Iron-wheel wagon and rack. 1 Hay rake. 1 Two-horse fresno. 4 Spools o f new barbed wire. 1 Ditcher. 1 Disc. 1 Beet cultivator with attachments. 1 Spring-tooth harrow. 1 Good mower. 1 Corrugator, Valley Mound. 1 Walking plow. 1 Stock tank. 1 Jackson fork. l Float. 1 International electric fencer. 1 Good milking machine. Has 1 Farm Master doub le unit and Montgomery W ard single unit. Forks, shovels, chains and other small tools. 1 Hotpoint electric range, good one. 1 R. C. A. cabinet radio. 1 Walnut buffet. 1 Heatrola. 1 Hoosier cabinet. 1 Bed, complete. 1 Viking electric cream separator. 1 Walnut miniature size piano, good as new. 1 Oak round table. 5 Dining chairs. 1 Davenport and 2 arm chairs. 1 Kitchen range. 1 Electric washer. Fruit jars, dishes and other articles. TERMS------CASH Lunch served by M & M club. E.G. Osborn, Owner Col. Bert Anderson, Auct. L. H. Fritts, Clerk
