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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL Classified Advertising RATES: Two cents per word for each Issue. Alter one month one cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, is 30c. MISCELLANEOUS For Sale FOR SALE!—One span of smooth mouth mares, sound and gentle. One Oliver beet drill, plants seg- mented or regular seed. Hugh Glenn, Phone 03R11. 28Flxp. ric Hatchery; Hox 184, Vale, Ore- 14Ftfc. gon. FOR SALE Small netted gem seed from certified blue tag. Five miles south Adrian. Harry Masto. ________ 14F4xp. south. J. C. Eason, Parma route [ 2. 21F2xp. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1940 PACE THREE ian was a house guest in the O. P. may be required for county admu.- Counsil home from Friday until strator and field representative pos- tions with the welfare commissions. WANTED—Work on farm with liv- The Merry Matron’s club met at Rataeyzk has been sorting ng quarters for family of four. Ex the home of Alice Holmes Wednes- his potatoes that are sioied in the These positions carry salaries of from $160 to $300 per month perienced in irrigating and general day, February 20. The afternoon. Myhr cellar. The Oregon merit system council Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Brim were ¡'arming. W. E. Findling. Inquire at was spent embroidering. Betty Ol- is again arranging to admit to 1 visitors ill Melba, Idaho Monday. Atkeson real estate office. 21F2xp. J ¿on joined the club. Nine members prospective Roger Bergam and Sharon Query March examinations ! and one guest, Ailene Holn.es, an high school graduates with typing are among those who are ill. WANTED—Dead or worthless ani- swered roll call with Lincoln or Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wyatt of Big or shorthand training. The entire I mais. For quick disposal phone col Washington quotations. In a quiz Bend moved the last of the week series of clerical positions has been contest Virginia Rookstool won the !ect Payette 560J3 or Nampa 1000 . onto the Henry Terra place, which opened for examinations, making prize. The club will meet with Mar this opportunity equally attractive Idaho Animal Products company. ie Holmes March 6. Roll call will they will farm this year. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen for expelrenced persons capable ol 7Ftfc. be answered by a household hint. received word from their son, Berne fi'ling clerical administrative pos Refreshments were served by the Lorensen, who is stationed at the itions or being hearing stenograph Found hostess, assisted by Marie Hulmes UJ3. naval base Porthueneme, Cal ers. Salaries will range from $100 to and Ailene Holmes. FOUND—One grease gun. Owner ifornia, that he would sail February $200 per month. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Olson and Veterans with supply or stock may have by indentifying and pay- family have moved to the Free 26 for Pearl harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams and room experience will be particular ill for this ad. Earl Post, Box 205 man Rookstool farm, which Mr. family were Sunday visitors in ly interested in the stock and Nyssa. 28Flxp. Olson will farm this year. stock control positions. Military or Caldwell. Henry Kato returned last week T. H. Brewer end son, Homer of naval experience related to the from a business trip to the coast. For Rent Owyhee hauled some of their hay duties of the position involved will Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes, Mrs. FOR RENT—160 acres for rent for F. G. Holmes and Frank Holmes from the Anton Myhr place last be accepted as qualifying. Salaries in this group of positions range cash. Good improvements. Good for made a business trip to Baker week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker of from $115 to $200 per month. row crops. Frank T. Morgan. 14tfc. Tuesday. They also visited Mr. and Cow Hollow and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. William DeGrofft near Baker. Parker. Ronald, Raymond and Lin Return From Visit— FOR RENT—50 acres suitable for F. C. Fry has been ill for the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cahill have da Louise left Friday morning for onions. Broke out of 30-year-old past several weeks. .. , _ ,, J „ , Prosser, Washington to spend a few returned home from a three-months hay last year. Write F. F. Gunning, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes i . . ° tour of the south central states , . . . uays on business, Jerome, Idaho. 14F3xp. and , _ Deanie made a business trip, Mr and Mrs John Horace of and California. Oregon Trail i f o r SALE:—Get your Fuller paints J varnish, brushes, wallpaper and cleaner, cold water paint in 12 shades, etc. at Nyssa Furniture FOR SALE:—Fast growing shade j company store, across street from trees. Call at 660 No. Fourth street reclamation office. Nyssa. * 28F3xp. FOR SALE—Write for circular and FOR SALE—6 head heavy milkers prices on garden seeds, flower seeds, and springers. Also 1938 Ford V-8, field seeds. Watts Seed company, with 4 new tires, just overhauled. Parma, Idaho. !7J8xc. Devon Larson, 4 ',4 miles west of FOR SALE — Three-room house, Langton’s corner and 14 mile north. 28Flxp. with bath, Furnished or unfurnish ed. To be moved from lot. Bernard FOR SALE—John Deere 6-row beet Eastman. lOJtfc. drill with phosphate attachments. 111 ‘l ' ' t' ues a^' | Caldwell were -business callers in MISCELLANEOUS Robert Bowen arrived home Sat- \ charle, Ditty home ^ y . Phone 01R5. 21F2xp. FOR SALE—Small new modern home and two lots. Close in. E. E. MERIT SYSTEM EXAMINATIONS Ur^ y ° nA f w leave. , charlie wllson worked Monday at FOR s a l e :—1939 Ford truck. New Gray, Hancock Service station. «a rt and j h l g p l a c e n p a r w l l d e r , I d a h o . ¡for permanent positions with the, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace motor, good tires. Merlin Fagan, 21F2xp state A ppy by Feb. 28 to Merit ' ° rvllle °* Emmett «.ere dinner Jesse Nishf of Zillah, Washing- north eight street. 21F2xp. guests Friday evening at the J. E. ton sorted his potatoes In the Myhr FOR SALE—4 head purebred shire, System Council, 616 Mead Bldg. 21F2xc ■ Buwen home. cellar last week. FOR SALE—One team of bay geld mares and geldings, broken and Portland 4. _‘ I Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes and Robert Ditty of Nyssa was a Sun ings, weight 1600 each. H. A. Divin, unbroken. Work horses prices. Also CLERICAL AND STENOGRAPHIC I Eob, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes day caller in the Davon Larson 6 miles southwest of Nyssa. 14F3xp. 1 Moline beet cultivator, 1 No. 7 permanent positions with State ag- and family, Mr. and Mrs Roy Hol home. International mower, I Oliver beet FOR SALE—Automobile insurance. lifter, 1 Kilefer tractor, EYesno, 5 encies. Apply by March 14 at local mes, Mr and Mrs. F. S. Byers and Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Welfare or Board of Health office family, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hol Mis. O. P. Counsil were Effie El- Public Liability, Property Damage, foot. Neil Dimmick. 10 miles south mes and Sondra and Frank Hol or write Merit System Council, 616 File, Theft and Collision. Placed west of Nyssa. len and Joe Counsil. Robert Smith, 21F2xp. Mead Bldg., Portland 4. 28F2xc. mes and Bonnie Kressly were din Velma Fox, Virginia Van Slyke, in the best companies at lowest ner guests Friday evening at the possible rates. Bernard Eastman. FOR SALE—1941 G.M.C. truck, 2 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Main of Nyssa 14Ftfc. speed axle with 7:50-20 10-ply tires. MISCELLANEOUS—Strayed white A. M. Goodson home near Parma, and Sergeant Harold White of Mer face heifer calf with brand of Q Mrs. J. E. Bowen entertained at Good rubber, beet bed. In shape with L underneath, also underslope idian. FOR SALE:—Whitney baby carriage, to go to work. Inquire at Ole’s on left ear. Owner may have by dinner Saturday evening in cele Delbert Garner has rented the $12. Parkway baby stroller $4. Good corner. Sid Flanagan. bration of the 10th birthday of her 21Ftfc. paying for keep. W. O. Bailey, 4 Charlie Wilson farm for the coming condition. Box 163, Nyssa. 21F2xp. son, Billy. Guests were Mary Lou, year. FOR SALE—All white enamel trash miles northwest of Nyssa. 21F2xp. Betty Jean and Beverly Burbrldge, Miss Donna Mae Parker of Cow FOR SALE—Baby chicks, austra burner and hot water coils, practil- Delroy Ashbey, Jimmy Settles, Stan Hollow is spending a few days at white, white rocks, buff minorcas ally new. Henry Gannon, phone STOCK CLERKS: Permanent pos ley Byers and Marvin Wuchynsky. itions with the State. Apply by (he home of her grandparents. Mr. and white leghorns, custom hatch 05J4. 21F2xp. March 14 at local Welfare or Board ind Mrs. Kenneth Lorcnesn. ing, good quality. See us for prices. Phone Fruitland 62-21, Payette Val FOR SALE— 32-acre farm, good of Health office or write Merit ley hatchery, Payette, Idaho. ground and basement house, 7 miles System Council, 616 Mead Bldg., STATE PREPARES TO 28F2xc. 31J10xp. from Nyssa, $3200. Nyssa Realty Co. Portland 4. Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens, GIVE EXAMINATIONS * 21F2xc. SALES LADIES—Earn to $2 per Sr. are visiting friends and relatives FOR SALE—For Monuments and The Oregon merit system council Gravemarkers. Write R. A. Ben FOR SALE—Cream separators for hour and get dresses free Show in California for a month. tley, Haines, Oregon. 7F4xp. sale. Two used cream seperators, our guaranteed dresses. Full or part Glen Carfield of the seabees. is pieparing a new series of exam- priced right. Nyssa Produce, buyers time. For sample outfit write Mai formerly stationed on Okinawa is I ¡nations to be given early in March, F O J l SALE—Baby chicks—for del of cream, poultry and eggs, across sonette Frocks, P. O. Box 8688, visiting his parents, Mr. and M rs.; Veterans and prospective college ivery every Wednesday and Sat street from reclamation office. Ed Carfield on leave. | graduates will be particularly inter- Dept. J„ Portland 7, Oregon. urday after March 6. Order early. Bonnie Carfield is in California ested In the e positions. The vet- 21F2xp. 7F4xc. THOMPSON'S ONTARIO HATCH to visit her husband, Joe Corfield erans with financial record-keeping ERY, Box 578, Ontario, Oregon. STORAGE:— Consolidated Freight- of the navy before he sails for experience as well as regular ac- WANTED 14F3xc. ways building, First street. See overseas. |countants will be attracted by the WANTED—House work 4 days a Mr. Hakron has the contract t o ' accounting series. The salaries in 24Mtfc FOR SALE—10 acres, one mile west week. Write Box 298, Nyssa. 28Flxp. Jake at the Fix-it shop. level considerable land for Charles this group range from $135 to $26« of Nyssa with good improvements, MISCELLANEOUS—Sewing mach Share. per month. College seniors antici street. See Frank T. Morgan. 7Ftfc. WANTED—Small tractor for cult Mrs. Charles Share’s mother is pating spring graudation will be ivating. M. A. Rataezyk, Sunset ine repairing. Reconditioned mach FOR SALE—Baby chicks, White valley. 28F2xp. ine bargains. F. “Lete” Sackett, I very much improved from her ill- admitted to the examination so that that they may be regularly certi Leghorn, New Hampshire, Austra 8Ntfc I tioss* Ontario. White, Buff Minorca, White Rocks. WANTED—A turkey gobler for | ___________________ ! I Jimmy Trummell has been honor fied for permanent appointment Two hatches weekly. Place order breeding purposes. First road east j HAVE THAT STOVE OVERHAUL- ably discharged from the army. He immediately upon graduation. Col now. Custom hatching. Vale Ele'-t- o ff Apple valley pavement, 14 east, ED—At Ed Case's Highway Mdse. is home and is remodeling his lege graduation is required for caseworker III, and college training Mart. No. of Y, phone 74J. INtfc. house. Dick Parker will be home this including an accounting course is MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car week from a visit in California. all that is essential for one of the and cylinder lock keys made. Gam Mr. and Mrs. Earl Providence has accounting positions. Casework sal ble store. 250afc moved onto the Jim Kirkland farm. aries range fro $140 to $235 per Ole Eggie’s sister and son of I nonth. Supervisory experience and BUTCHERING Custom butchering ever;’ Mon Sioux Falls, South Dakota are vis- graduate training in social work day and Friday. Beef, sheep and isting here for a few w e e k s . ------------------------------------------------------ Leo Utter is installing a new pork. Sanitary butchering guaran teed. Phone 05R1. AH stock must pressure system and last week had come in Thursday or Sunday after his home wired for electricity. Irvin Callahan and Elza Niccurn noon between 1 o’olock and 7. Nc stock accepted on butchering day. attended a public utility meeting in One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta Vale last Thursday. Delos Durfee has been honorably avenue. Jake Fischer. 29Mtfc SOUVENIR SPOONS discharged from the army and will AUCTIONEERS OPTOMETRISTS Remember when be here this week to help his fa Legal Advertising souvenir spoons were ther, Charles Durlee, on the farm. MARION OSBORN DR. J. A. ivIcFALL NOTICE TO CREDITORS all the rage and no Pvt. John A. Callahan arm Irvin “ See Me Fall and See Better” NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, to Durfee were sent from Ft. Doug one thought of go Livestock and General the creditors and all persons inter las to Sheppard Field, Texas last ing to Niagara Falls Auctioneer ested in the estate of Hyrum B. week for basic training. without b r i n g i n g Williams, deceased: that the under Rt. 2, Ontario, Oregon back one or two? Joe Stephens is building a new signed has been appointed Admin cinder block house on his new Some people collect Phone 354-J-4 istrator of the estate of Hyrum B. ranch in Cow Hollow. ed them by the doz Williams deceased, and has qual en and brought them Elza Niccurn and members of the PHYSICIANS ified as such. out to show com Chalk Butte Grange attended the EYESIGHT SPECIALIST All persons having claims against Pomona meeting in Vale last Sat pany at every op OREGON ONTARIO SAR AZIN CLINIC said estate are required to present urday. portunity. Remem the same with the proper vouchers ber? The Owyhee Ward of the L.D.S. J e w e l r y s t o r e s Dr. J. J. Sarazin duly verified within six months of church held a church building ban NYSSA Dr. K E. Kerby the date of the first publication of quet last Saturday evening to ob- PAULUS FUNERAL HOME this hotice, to the undersigned at ain funds for the new church build Physician and Surgeons JEWELRY STORE the office of A. L. Fletcher in Nys ing. sa, Oregon, which place is hereby Union Pacific Time Inspector W. A. Bybee's mother is visit L. A. Maulding, M. D. JEWELRY — DIAMONDS designated as the place of business ing at his home this week. in all matters connected with said WATCHES Physician and Surgeon estate. Main Street at Second Phone 37 D. L. Anderson, Administrator Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 of the estate of Hyrum B. Williams, WYCKOFF Daily—Except Sunday Eleven members of the Worth Deceased. JEWELRY STORE First publication, January 31, 1946. while club met Thursday afternoon Official Time Inspector for Last publication, February 28, at the home of Bernice Robb. Em DENTISTS Union Pacific ma Wilson was co-hostess. One vis 1946. ONTARIO OREGON itor, Mrs. Davis, was present. After J. R. CUNDALE the business meeting refreshments NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING ¡GEORGE JACKSON Dentist NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, were served by the hostesses. MODERN WATCH REPAIRING Sergeant Harold White of Merid- that the first and final account of Phone 56-J State Licensed Robert F. Thompson, Administrator Sarazin Clinic Watchmaker of the estate of John Wade Robin- NYSSA OREGON ONTARIO, OREGON 1 son, deceased, has been filed in 3H blocks N. of City Hall ' the County Court of Malheur Oregon, and .that Monday Nyssa Post No. 79 Sales Service Supplies | I County, the fourth day of March 1946, at I the hour of 11 o'clock A. M. and W ORLD FAM OUS W E ARE N O W CONTRACTING: the court room at Vale, Oregon, ELECTROLUX | have been fixed by the court as Onion Bulbs Cleaner & Air Purifier | the time and place for the hear Onion Seed ing of said account and any objec H * E. R. Anderson tions* that may be made thereto, Common Alfalfa The American Legion Rt. No. 3 Sunnyside, at which time any person Interest Ranger Alfalfa ed in said estate may appear and Holds regular meetings Weiser, Idaho Midland Red Clover file objections in writing and con First and Third Thurs- — test the same and be heard theron. days, every month. H A Y BUYER Such account is for final settle All veterans and service w T . , ment and upon being approved the Administrator will be discharged j men and women are W. J. Jann and said administration closed. welcome to attend our Dealer in hav and grain Nyssa, Oregon Robert F. Thompson. Adminls- I trator of the estate of John Wade meetings. ; Third at Good Ave. Phone 132 Robinson. Deceased. January 30th 1946. I Cow Hollow Professional And Business Directory Sunset Valley A T T E N T IO N G R O W E R S Dessert Seed Co. J IN LOVING REMEMBEKANCE of our darling daughter and slater, Donna Faye Correll, who passed away six years ago taday, March 1, 1940. DONNA FAVE Her face was like a flower fair, With its color all awray She was our blue-eyed angel Our Darling Donna Faye. We cannot take her flowers We are too far away. But we know that she is happy For we thing of her each day. Each lonely night we kneel down And to God we pray. That he will let her come to us And guide us through each day. And when our earthly share is done Again to God we pray. To climb that Golden Stairway And meet Our Donna Faye. Written by her sister. Sonny Taylor. Sadly missed by her mother, Mrs. G. H. McCauley and three sisters, Maxine Brown. Delorls Schaal, and Sonny (June) Taylor. Paid Adv. Public Livestock And Machinery Sale Saturday, Mar. 2 Sale Staits At 12 O ’clock Located first place north Apple Valley hotel or % mile west of Apple Valley schoolhouse and north or 2 miles straight south of Nyssa on Idaho side. This will be one of the outstanding sales this season. As I am leaving the ranch, I will sell the follow ing described property. All machinery in excellent condition. MACHINERY 1 Pay Pex John Deere hay chopper and ensilage cutter, good condition. 1 Nine-foot cultipacker, either horse or tractor, General. 1 Good stock trailer. 1 Hay slip. 1 Hay rack and wagon. 2 Burr mills, one 12 inch and one six inch. 1 Fourteen-inch walking plow. 1 Eight-foot blade float. 1 Electric fencer. 1 Set harness, collars a; id halters. 1 Three hundred-gallon cooker vat. 84 Fence posts. 25 Round posts. 100 Eighteen-foot corral poles. 6 Bags 20 per cent super-phosphate fertilizer. 45 Railroad ties. 1 Scraper. 1 Marion Elec. Stove. 1 Ten-foot swath rake. 1 Corrugator. 1 McCormick beet cultivator. 1 Moline beet lifter. 1 Moline ditcher. 1 Two-section harrow. 1 John Deere, eight-foot binder, in good condition. 19 Three-inch steel pipe. Several steel barrels. 1 Milk cart with rubber tires. 1 A hog house, some panels. Some hand tools and miscellaneous items. 63— HEAD LIVESTOCK— 63 Including 22 Head of Whiteface Cattle. 1 Black cow, 4 years, fresh by sale date 6 gallons. 1 Black cow, 4 years, 5V1» gallons, fresh Jan. 1. 1 Red cow, 5 years, been fresh 3 weeks, 4 1/ . gal., vaccinated. 1 Holstein heifer, coming second calf, out of a good cow. 1 Holstein heifer, out of registered Carnation bull. W ill be fresh next fall. 1 Holstein heifer, coming first calf. Out of a good cow, fresh soon. 1 Guernsey heifer, freshened early this spring. Vaccinated. 1 Guernsey heifer, coming first calf, vaccinated. 1 Red steer, coming yearling. 1 Holstein heifer, coming first calf. 8 Holstein steers, coming yearling. 16 Whiteface coming yearling calves, steers and heifers. 2 Roan bull calves, coming yearling. 3 Bull calves. 4 Whiteface two-year-old heifers, fresh this spring, good ones and vaccinated. I Whiteface two-year-old heifer, has calf now. All bred to registered whiteface bull, two years old and will be sold sale day. Natural mulley. HOGS 6 Weaner pigs 2 White sows. 1 White boar, year old in May. 9 Feeder hogs. TERMS: CASH Grange Will Serve Lunch— Free Coffee C. G. Peterson, Owner Clayton Tschirigi and Bill Lane, Auctioneers Phone 116J Mrs. Lane, Clerk
