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N PAGE THREE THE NYSSA GATE C ITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1945 Classified L e g a l A d v e r t is in g Advertising RATES: Two cents per word for each issue. After one month one cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, is 30c. vWD^c.L.L.Aftli.GUa For Sale FO R SALE—Three registered here ford bulls, 18 months old, four registered hereford cows, and two 18-month-old heifers. E. W. Spang ler, 303 Eleventh avenue, north, piione, 10à5, Nampa, Idaho. 13ID4xp. miles southwest and 1 mile west on Ivanhoe Ave. Olsen’s farm. 6D3xp. FOR SA LE —De Laval 2 unit milk- [ ing machine. Complete. O. K. Rub ber Welders. 13D2xp. FOR SALE—Boy’s balloon-tire bi cycle. lit good condition. Inquire at Journal office. 20Dlxp. FO R SALE— Immediately, 1932 LCo i Chevrolet sedan, heates. 3 spare tires, engine in good condition, LOST—Anyone knowing of cattlt giving good service. (1.75. Inquire branded with pitchfork on right Journal office. 13D2xp. hip or back notify Zack Walker. Re 180tlc. FOR SALE— Two boy’s bicycle, both ward. balloon tires, one like new with WANTED two speeds, other in good condition. Inquire Journal office. 13D2xp. W ANTE D fTO R E N T —Farm up to FO R SALE—Purebred C h e s t e r 80 acres with living quartets. Or White weaner pigs. J. C. Olsen, 3 would like work on farm that can miles north of Nyssa on Gem ave , furnish housing for family of four. nue, phone 06J4. 13D2xc. I Write Joe Wilson, in care ol Journal Office. 20D5xp. FO R S A L E —Two harrows, 1 mile west and 14 mile north of Owyhee W ANTED—T o rent small acreage Echoolhouse. Phone 03J3. 13D2xp. farm. Crop or cash rent in ad vance. W ill consider buying. P. O. FO R SALE —John Deere 2-way Box 166, Nyssa. 13Dlxp. single bottom trail plow. M. L. WE P A T H IG H E S T PRICES for Kurtz. 13D2xp. live fox feed horses. Phone 8, Pay FO R SALE—Quality baby chicks ette. 12Atfc. hatching every week after January 1. Buy in Nyssa and you buy the MISCELLANEOUS best. Lemon’s hatchery. Phone 111J, M ISCELLANEOUS—Taken up, one Nyssa, Oregon. yearling steer October 12. Owner FO R S A L E—New dinette set, table may have by Identifying and pay 4 chairs, sideboard and lamp table. ing for keep. W olfe Brothers ranch, Mary Query at Charles Ditty ranch, 14 miles southwest o f Nyssa. 13D3xp. route 2, Sunset valley. 6Dtfc. STO RAG E— Consolidated Freight- FO R SALE—Brand new flat rack ways building, First street. See for 114 ton truck. Call Charles Jake at the F ix-it shop. 24Mtfc Schweizer. 03R6. 20D2xp. MISCELLANEOUS—Sewing mach FO R SALE— 1934 Ford V-8 coupe. ine repairing. Reconditioned mach Excellent motor and tires. Phone ine bargains. F. “ Lete” Sackett, 05J4. 13D3xp. Ontario. 8Ntfc. FO R SALE— New grates and re HAVE T H A T STO VE OVERHAUL pairs for any make of stove. Also ED—At Ed Case’s Highway Mdse. stove pipe, dampers, flue slops, Mart. No. of Y, phone 74J. INtfc. pokers. Nyssa Furniture Co. 29Ntfc. MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car FO R SALE—Pre-war bicycle. L. T. and cylinder lock keys made. Gam 250afc. Ashcraft, Phone 07J5, Adrian, Box ble store. 321. - 13D2xp. For Rent i IN THE COUNTY COURT OF i'llE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF M ALHEUR C IT A T IO N -N THE M ATTE R O F THE ES TATE OF LOVENA GLASCOCK, A Minor TO: Emma Hite, Viola Fields, Thelma Anderson, Gloria Glascock, LaVem e L. Thomas anti O. R. Hite, and all other persons n teres ted in said estate: In the name of the State ol Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to appear before the Judge of the County Court of the Oounty of Malheur, in the City ot Vale, Oregon, within ten (10) days from the date of the service of this citation, if served witnin Malheui County, and within twenty (20) days, if served In any other county of the state, or within twenty-eight '28) days from the date of the .lrst publication of this citation, if served by publication, and show cause, if any you have, why a li cense should not be granted to the ,aid O. R. Hite, as guardian ot he person and estate of Lovena Glascock, a minor, for the salt of said minor's one-sixth (l/6th> .merest in common and undlvideo of the following land and premises: The West one-half ( W H ) of the northeast quarter (N E l.) and th< southeast quarter (S E '4 ) of the northeast quarter (NEV.), both in Section five (5), Township twenty- one (21), South Range forty-six (46), E. W. M. Dated this 20th day o f November 1945. H. S. Sackett, County Clerk By Johanna Smlt, Deputy, Clerk of the County Court. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE On the 21st day of December, 1945, at the hour of 11:00 O'clock A. M., at the front door of the Court House in Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, I will sell at pub lic auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described property, to-wit: An undivided one-half Interest In and to the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter (NEV4NW14); and the southeast quarter o f the northwest quarter (SE14NWV4), all in Section Thirty-six (36), Town ship Eighteen (18) South, Range 46 E. W. M. In Malheur County, Ore gon. Said sale is made under Order of sale on Judgment foreclosing Tax Liens issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Malheur to me dir ected in Case No. 5031-E wherein Owyhee Irrigation District, a mun icipal corporation is plaintiff-vs- Malheur County, a municipal cor poration, et al. are defendants. C. W. Glenn \ Sheriff of Malheur County,* Ore gon. First publication, December 6th, 1915. Last publication, December 20th, 1915. A. L. Fletcher, Attorney for the Plaintiff, Nyssa, Oregon. FO R SALE— Good 4 room house 100 by 120 lot, Cash or terms. FOR R E N T—For cash rent, about Bernard Eastman. 13Dtfc. 40 acres, very good ground. 17 acres ¡11 hay, Yt mile North of Kingman F O R SALE—Forty 'rabbits and Kolony schoolliouse, adjoining Over- hutch. Very reasonabe. 248 So. street beet dump. Very good build Fourth. 13Dlxc. ings. Phone Nyssa 02J1. Hazel I Kressly. 13D2xp. FO R SALE—Farms ranging from BUTCHERING 30 acres up to 200 acres. Prices Custom butchering every M on range from $100 to $25C an acre. day and Friday. Beef, sheep ana A. L. Atkeson. 20Stfc. | pork. Sanitary butchering guaran FOR S.*LE—Used trash burner, A l teed. Phone 05R1. A ll stock must most like new. Nordale F'urnlture come in Thursday or Sunday after store. 22Ntfc. noon between 1 o’clock and 7. No stock accepted on butchering day. IN THE C O U NTY OF THE STATE FO R SALE— 1935 V-8 truck with One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY Mercury engine and beet bed. Six avenue. Jake Fischer. 29Mtfc OF M ALHEUR C IT A T IO N IN THE M A T T E R O F TH E ES T A T E O F TH O M AS E. GREER, DECEASED. IN TH E NAM E OF T H E STATE OF OREGON: T O TH E HEIRS AND N E X T OF K IN O F THOM AS E. GREER, DECEASED AN D A L L PERSONS INTE R ETE D IN S A ID ESTATE—GREETING. WHEREAS, J. C. Greer, the Ad ministrator of the estate of Thomas E. Greer, deceased has filed in this court and cause his verified pet ition, praying for an order of AUCTIONEERS OPTOMETRISTS sale of the following described real estate, belonging to said deceased, MARION OSBORN to wit: DR. J. A. McFALL Lots 9, 10, 11 and 12 in Block Livestock and General “ See McFall and See Better” 90 of Westfield- Addition to Auctioneer the City of Nyssa, Malheur Oounty. Oregon for the rea son that the personal property be longing to said estate has been exhausted and the proceeds there from are insufficient to pay the E YE S IG H T S P E C IA L IS T debts of said deceased and ex O N TA R IO OREGON penses of last sickness and of ad ministration an that it is necess JEWELRY STORES ary that the whole of said real es tate be sold for such purposes: PAULUS Now, therefore in the name of the State of Oregon, you are here JEW ELR Y STORE by cited and required to be and Union Pacific Time Inspector appear before the County Court JEW ELRY — DIAM ONDS of Malheur County, Oregon, with WATCHES in 28 days from the date of the Main Street at Second first publication of this citation, to show cause why a license should W YCKOFF not be granted for the sale of JEW ELR Y STORE such real estate as prayed for. O fficial Time Inspector for W ITNESS, the seal o f the County Union Pacific Court of Malheur County, Oregon OREGON this 17th day of December, 1945. Kt. 2, Ontario, Oregon O N T A R IO H. S. Sackett, County Clerk Professional And Business Directory Phone 354-J-4 GEORGE PHYSICIANS MODERN W ATC H R E P A IR IN G State Licensed Watchmaker SARAZIN CLINIC J. J. Sarazin, M. D. K. E. KERBY, M. D. General practice o f medicine X -ray Physiotherapy L. A. Maulding, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 37 Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Daily—Except Sunday JACKSON O N TA RIO , OREGON 3'4 blocks N. of City Hall DENTISTS J. R. CUNDALL Dentist Phone 56-J Sarazin Clinic N YS SA OREGON NOTICE OF E STAB LISH IN G SPECIAL WEED CO NTR O L 1)1 ^ - T R IC T N O TIC E IS HEREBY G IVEN That under and by virtue of Chapter 5, Title 35 of Oregon Com piled Laws Annotated the County Court of the State of Oregon for Malheur County did on the 5th day of December, 1946, by resolution duly and regularly passed and ad opted, create and establish a Weed Control District within said County and State, the boundaries of which are more particularly described as follows: Starting at a point at the inter- section of the north line of Section 30, Twp 20 3. R 47 E, and Oregon idaho Boundary line, thence, west along the north side of Section 30, Twp 20 S, R 47 E, Section 2 a, 2o, 27, 28. 29. to the Northeast sec- ion cornel of Sec. zj, Twp 20, R 16 E, to the west bank of the Owyhee River, thence in a south- westeily direction along the west jank o f the Owyhee River to its intersection of the west line of Section 23, Twp 21 S, R 45 E, hence south along the west line of Section 23, to the southwest sec tion corner of Section 23, Twp 21, a 45 E, thence east along the :cuth line of Sections 23 and 24, Twp 21. R 45 E and south line of Section 19, 20, 21, 22 Twp 21, R >6 E, to the Snake River, thence .n a northeasterly direction along he Snake River to the Oregon daho boundary line, thence north ilong the Oregon Idaho boundary ine to point of beginning. That the purpose of said Weed Control District is to prevent the preading and development of nox- ous weeds hereinafter described ind to prevent and destroy the dooms, reseeding and reproduction )f the following noxious weeds: White Top (Lepidium draba) Canada Thistle (Carduus arven- is) Russian Knapweed (Centauria icris) Morning Clary (Convolvulus ar- ven .Is) Blue Flowering Lettuce (Lactuca pulehella) And any other weeds which may be declared noxious during the time this district remains estab lished. This shall constitute official no tice of the creation and establish ment o f said weed conrol disrict and is served upon any and all persons interested therein, by au thority of the said County Court for said County and State by publi cation thereof In the Gate City Journal, a weekly newspaper oi general circulation within said County and State, for a period of two successive weeks, and that Im mediately following the last public ation o f this official notice the pro visions of this act shall be enforced in accordance with the purpose and intent of said act. H. S. Sackett, County Clerk RICHLAND Ivan Carpenter of Grand Ave nue was In Vale on business one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell were in Boise Monday shopping. Florian Carpenter of Madras and Ivan Carpenter were callers at the Charley G rider home Monday. John Ridder and Charley Grider ’ ook livestock to the sale at On tario, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams were in Ontario Wednesday on business C. M. Beaumont and Clifford W right of Kingman Kolony called on the Charley Grider home Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Grider called at the Owen Gann home in Nyssa Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Ray and family of New Plymouth were Sun day afternoon visitors at the Har lan Dlven home. Miss Beth Mitchell was among those attending the basketball game at Baker Friday night. Leo Woodley has moved his fam ily to the farm formerly occupied by L. A. McDowell. Pvt. James Willis, son of G. L. Willis, who has been lighting In ces Defter home. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Oreeiing | the European theatre of war, Is of Parma were buslneae callers In e peued home lor CL istmas. Harlan Maw was in Spokane I Adrian Friday. I Cal Martin of Parma helped his | ;his week-end on buidi-.e-s. The Vern La Plante i-m ily have brother, Gayle Martin. In the black- moved to their new residence on i smith shop Saturday. the Albert Pheiler farm. Schools will be dismissed Friday, December 21 and studies will be Kitchen Chats By Leona Anderson of the Idaho Ftfwer 6o. A OEM FOR TH E H O L ID A Y S ” A new version for serving Sweet Potatoes during the holidays is to lavor them with orange. It's d if ferent! I t ’s healthful! It has that eye-appeal which so often “sells“ a dish to the family. There Is also a sugar-saving version in case you are scraping oottom in your sugar bin. ORANG E G LAZE D SW EET PO TATO ES 4 large sweet potatoes 4 T. shortening 1 teaspoon salt 1 unpeeled orange, sliced 3/4 cup brown sugar Cook sweet potatoes until tender; peel, and cut into quarters, length wise. Coat casserole with shorten ing. Arrange potatoes and orange dices In shallow baking dish. Dot with butter or vegetable shorten ing. Combine brown sugar and salt and sprinkle over potatoes and or anges. Cover. Bake In hot oven (400) for 30 minutes. Remove cover and bake 10 minutes more. Turn potatoes 2 or 3 times during baking. Serves 6. SU G AR SA V IN G VERSION. Use '4 cup dark corn syrup Instead of 7/4 cup sugar. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Ashcraft have sold their store and gas bus iness to the BUI Looney family. Mr. U s»"»«" has started erection of a butement house, which the fam- .lv will move Into as soon as it Is finished. The new owners win take possession the first ot the year. resumed Wednesday, Jan 2. Frances Defter and family were Mr. and Mrs. James Atteberry Nampa shoppers Saturday after visited In Jordan Valley Sunday noon. with Mrs. Betts. Mrs. Atteberry's J. E. and Eton Nichols o f Nampa mother. were overnight guests Saturday In Mr. and Mrs Duane Hatch are the Clyde Steelman home. Mrs William Toombs visited Mrs. visiting for several days at the E W. Province, In the Owyhee home of Mrs Hatch’s parents near community, Saturday afternoon. g [ar Mrs. Province is recovering from i a major operation. John Johnson former F. F. A. ■ leader attended the Adrian Wilder ______ basketball game Thursday evening., Mrs. Fern Hatch entertained, the Norman Mo>'“ 13 home now with Adrian basketball team, John John- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moyea. son, Henry Reuter, Vernon Parker, A fter being a prisoner of war for Jewel Wilson, and Duane Hatch three years In Manchuria, at a chili supper following the Mrs. Willard Bishop Is seriously Wilder game. Jewel Wilson and 1U with Influenza and absess In Duane Hatch refereed the game. her ear. Mrs. William Toombs and Betty Her son, who has served three Jean were Nyssa shoppers Friday years In the armed forces has ar- afternoon. rived In Boston from overseas and Mrs. William Ashcraft, Mrs. W. will be home for Christmas. W Webb and Joan, and Mrs. Dale i William Orr and “Grandma" Orr, Ashcraft were Christmas shoppers who Is here from Utah have ln- the past week in Ontario and fluenza. Payette. ! Mrs. D. L. Anderson of Adrian, Mrs. Lois Cartwright visited In stake representative, visited its Owy- Notus at the home of her parents, hee ward primary last Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hibbard. the Oregon Trail schoolhouse. John Johnson was a dinner guest Mis. Charles Shears’ mother Is In the Vernon Parker home W ed very 111. She has been confined to nesday evening. her bed for several weeks. The Vernon Parker fam ily visited James Grigg of Vale visited the Mrs. Parker’s parents, Mr. and Owyhee L. D. S. church as a high Mrs. Robert Toombs, Jr., In Nyssa counsellor Sunday evening. Cow Hollow Adrian Junior Matthews and Duane ..nd Howard Hatch went to Boise iast Wednesday on business. Mrs. Duane Hatch and Mrs. Howard Hatch visited at the home of Mrs. Duane Hatch's parents near Star while the men went o Boise. Reverend J. C. Nevln has been eriously ill with influenza the past week. Mrs. Nevin has been mable to teach the seventh and ighth grades. Mrs. Charles New- nll and Mi's. John Coleman have ubstituted for her. Mr. Nevin is cow recovering. Mr and Mrs. Gayle Martin were Nampa visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Meleely left Friday morning for their home in Moscow, Idaho after staying over night in the W. B. Bunch home They are en route home after vis iting in California. The first home basketball game of the season was played wltn Wilder EJecember 13. Wilder won by only one point. Clyde Steelman of the Adrian locker plant Is doing some re building, preparatory to enlarging living quarters and building another locker room and larger cutting room in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and Donna Marla were Boise shoppers Saturday. C. H. Gear, brother-in-law of Mrs. Francis EDeffer, arrived last week to spend a furlough with his family, who has been visiting in the EDeffer home. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Brown will leave the first of next week for their home In Oakland California after enjoying a visit In the Fran- TO W IS H YO U Istmas At C k rlH m u tlm wo fool moro ìonsibly tho «borni o# oacb othor's society, and oro drawn moro «losoly together by de pendence on oach othor for an|oymant. -WASHINGTON IRVING. M ay this spirit ol Christmas, which Washington Irving so ably wrote about, pervade your home this Christmas season of 1945. B u t wi lilts fro m u l fo r a ^yììerrij d l r i i l m a s Freeman’s Machine Shop Building Material We are now prepared to supply all types of building material that go into construction. M O R TA R LES S BLOCKS HEN we see little boys and girls shal> ing hands with Santa C lau s this thought comes to mind: We would like our expression of appre ciation for your patronage to he a hearty shake of the hand for each of you. 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