TH E N Y S S A G A T E CITY J O U R N A L . NYSSA , OREGON
TH U R SD A Y, OCTOBER 23, 1947
PAGE
T H lteL’
FOR SALE—
Registered nereford
No stock received on Sunday.
grandmother, formerly of Big Bendocan. There were several bouquets 221, and birds left on hand at th#
given in honor of the 4-Hers.
farms total 9,927 The latter. ex-
bull. Phone Zack Walker. 282-W. Be* L ,8h* ?
* * * « dellven community.
to Polar locker plant.
Mrs. Fred Fisher and Don Fisher
•*------------ ; cept those birds oe:ng nesJ for
one mile west on Alberta avenue
drove to Boise Monday afternoon MERRY M ATR O N S OF
breeders, are being held In open
Phone 05R1
pens at the -Ontario game farm
FOR SALE— 125 acres. 96 irrigable,
on business.
JAKE H S i l i t l .
ORE. T R A IL MEET for release next spring.
good improvements, Reuben Har-
Virgil Seward went to Boise Mon-
The two pheasant-field rearing
oldsen, 8 miles southwest of Nyssa,
Legal Advertising
day to purchase a new Crossley OREGON T R A IL, Oct. 23— The projects demonstrated this year in
phone 016-R2 or 08-R1.
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RATES: Two cents per word for each Issue. Alter one month one |
car, which will be quite a unique Merry Matron’s club met with Alice Linn and Wasco counties produced
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
FOR SALE— Fine row - crop 40
automobile In the communty.
Holmes October Id. Ten members buds of good quality. In Wasco
cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, la 30c.
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
near Adrian, good water right, fair
A teachers’ reception, which has and two quests, Allene Holmes and county 1,700 pheasants were reared
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
Improvements.
been postponed because of the polio Mrs Griffith, were present. Tea In this manner and In Linn county.
oi the experiment
40 acres on oiled highway.'One THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR epidemic and various activities, will 5°wels were embroidered for the 665 Results
—
-
rN
THE
M
ATTER
OF
THE
ES
mile out. Unimproved.
be held at the schoolhouse. next hoBltss 111 * Qutzz game Viola Ad- ^ J^e rat*
^
f i t T the
TATE
OF
CLARENCE
J.
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IC
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be removed by December 31, 1947.
Several good 80 -acre and larger
Thursday evening, October 23. Af- ams and Gladys Byers won prizes.
checked after tne
SON, DECEASED
For Sale
Open tot inspection until October' farms.
hunting
season.
“
NOTICE IS HERFBY GIVEN ter the program, which Includes a Lunch was served by the hostess,' '
25. Bids must be received by Oct- | 3 acres tor sale, close in, unlm
that the undersigned, Katherine talk to be given by Rev. Stanley assLted by Allene and Opal Holmes. Go to Ca'lfornla—
FOR SALE— Friday and Saturday ober 27. Oregon State college ex- ! proved
Banks of Parma, the group plans
next meeting will be held Oc-
Also have several houses listed. Dickson, has been appointed and to retire to the kitchen, where the toder 29, with Marie Holmes as
Mrs. C. C. Patterson left Sunday
only, fryers. Norton Randolph, four tension service, Emergency Farm
Labor, 310 Dairy building, Cor
5Jtfc. has qualified as administratrix of cooks will serve a typical hot lunch hostess-
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Thelma
of
the
estate
of
Clarence
J.
Dick
miles west on Alberta avenue and vallis, Oregon.
KEN RF.NSTROM
1602xc
a*1** Mrs. S. O Carr of Mc- Clifford of Los Angeles, who Is 111.
son, deceased, by the County Court to the adults at a nominal price. I
one-half mile south on Grey. 2301p.
Phone 172-J
Thus
the
parents
will
have
an
parland.
Kansas are visiting Mr.
of
Ma'heiir
County,
Oregon.
_
FOR SALE— Chrysler Industrial
Vislts Mother—
FOR SALE— Small acreage. Well 8-cylinder engine, 140 horsepower FOR SALE— Sewing machine sup
NOW THEREFORE, all persons example of the child's dally noon and Mrs. F. C. Fry
Mrs. Leslie R. Veach and daugh
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams vis
improved on good highway. Almost fluid drive with right angle pulley’ plies. Wholesale and retail. Re having claims against the estate meal. The proceeds will be used for
ter, Linda, accompanied by Mrs.
new 2-bedroom house, water pres- on trailer. Nyssa Implement Co
building, electrifying, repairing. Re of Clarence J. Dickson, deceased the regular expenses of the lunch ited In Nampa last Thursday.
Rev Griffith, minister of the Joyce Scott of Portland, visited
sure. W ill sell with all .equipment |
OOtfc built machines for sale. F. "Lete’ are hereby notified and required project.
or without. Near school. Income i -------------------- ------------------- ■___
Thomas Evans. Nyssa photogra- Baptist church of Parma, preached Mrs Veach's mothqr, Mrs. Mertie
Sackett, phone 247-M. 469 west to present the same, with proper
♦200 per month. Phone 010R-4. I FOR SALE— Norge refrigerator, First street, south, Ontario, Ore vouchers, duly verified, within six pher, took group pictures of each a* Gregon Trail following Sunday Comer last week.
2302xp. 6 cubic feet, good condition. Phone gon.
19Jtfc. (6) months from the date of this class with their teacher at school sc^°°^ Sunday morning.
Nancy Goodson of Parma has
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140-NR, 398 South Third street.
Notice to the undersigned, Kath Tuesday.
FOR SALE— Two-piece girl's snow |
160tfc FOR SALE— Several houses for erine Dickson, at the law office
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tucker and been visiting her grandparents, Mr. '
suit, size 3. Phone 28 N.R. after I --------
sale. Attractive buys. See Frank of Harold Henigson at Nyssa, Ore family, who recently sold their and Mrs. F. O. Holmes, the past
P L A N N IN G T O
6 p.m.
2302xp. I FOR SALE— Surge milking mach- T. Morgan.
16Jtfc gon, which place the undersigned farm west of Nyssa, gave possession j we^ -
-------------------------------------- 1 ine. For cleaner milk, faster milk-
to the new owners Saturday, by i Donald Byers left Friday morning
selects
as
her
place
of
business
FOR SALE— 1941 and 1939 GMC j lng, less udder trouble, buy Surge, FOR SALE—Automobile Insurance.
moving and storing their furniture ; *or K a ila s City, Missouri, to at-
BUILD ?
trucks. Two-speed axle, good mo- Davenport and Jacobs, 814 River Public Liability, Property Damage. in all matters connected with said and are staying with Mrs. Tucker's I tend
Puture Farmers of Ameri-
tor and tires with beet beds. Priced Street, phone 0298-J1, Payette. Ida- Fire, Theft and Collision. Placed estate.
Dated and first published Octob sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. ! ca convention. He went as a repre-
to sell. W. E. Moore, Homedale, | ho.
904xp in the best companies at lowest er 16, 1947
You may »ave money
Vtrgll Seward, until their new home ! tentative froqi Nyssa.
Idaho.
2301xp. |
-
---- —
_
in
Nyssa
Is
completed.
Mr
an
Mrs.
F.
C.
Fry
and
their
possible
rates.
Bernard
Eastman
Last
publication
November
13,
1917.
----------------------------------------- I FOR SALE— Apples, five varieties,
house guests, Mr. and Mrs. S, O.
14Ftfc. Dickson, Deceased.
FOR SALE— Maytag washer, good bushel or truck lots. Bring con- i
by seeing me.
Carr of McFarland, Kansas, were
Katherine Dickson. Administra FARM ERETTES OF
condition, $45. Phone 015-R3.
j talners. Otis Smith, 1% miles south
Sunday dinner guests at the Dwight
trix
of
the
Estate
of
Clarence
LOST
-
2302xc. of Fruitland.
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N U -A C R E S M EET Smith home In Nyssa
J. Dickson, Deceased.
FOR
SALE—
Genuine
Hohner FOR SALE— Hohner 12-base ac- LOST— Log chain, North 6th St.,
mouth organs (harmonica) In key 1 cordian. Excellent condition, with October 10. Marion Chard. 1602xp. SE V E R A L VISIT IN
NU-ACRES. Oct. 23—The Farmer- 9000 PH EASAN TS
of C and G. Metal reeds. M ade' care. $75. Write box 37 or phone
ettes club members held their Oc
RELEASED IN CO.
In Germany. Nyssa Furniture Co.. 194-J after 7 p.m.
160tfc.
R IC H LA N D SECTION tober meeting Wednesday, the 16th,
For Rent
one block west railroad depot
at the community hail, and Invited
Nyssa, Oregon
230tfc. FOR SALE— Large oil heater, good
Pheasant liberations for this sea
yOUa 0W 1 U RICHLAND, Oct. 23—Mr. and Mrs. the Desert Flower club and the
_ j condition, lo ioot copper tubing fW Q
son
have
been
completed
from
all
®urt hi£ h' spe®d P?1: i Ward Lundy of Salem are visiting Sagehens club of New Plymouth
FOR SALv— Rabbits and hutch. and fittings. Phone 10-R or 62-J.
four game farms of the game com
Building Contractor
l r
r
r
^ ! y hanC" ed two weeks with their daughter, community to meet with them. The
Phone 183-W.
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18Stfc. ta
by women. Nyssa Lumber company.: Mr, Robert Runcorn. During the meeting, an 'all-day affair, was ission. The 1947 production was
attended by 75 members of the more than 50.000 birds. Total libera
FOR SALE— Good used tires, all FOR SALE— Stoves, grates and _______ ____________ __________ SAtrc. yistt Air. and Mrs Ward Lundy, M i.
W AN1TF1
! and Mrs. Robert Runcorn and F. P. three cluhs and their guest« Bach tions, including breeders, were 48-
flee, $1 and up.
Don B. Moss,; repairs for any make of cook stove
_ f t n i r .U
¡Runcorn went deer hunting.
club contributed to both the chick
Firestone Dealer store.
2301xc. j or heater. Delivery usually five ___ _
WANTED— To buy a trailer house
and Mrs- Frank Olacken lett en dinner and the program, Which
_ r —— — --- ——— •_---------------- ! days. Nyssa Furniture Co., one
FOR SALE— 1936 Chevrolet I 'i - block west of railroad depot. 18Stfc. reasonably priced. C. H. Cassel. f.o r } h.e ir..home,ln.ISacrament° Weri followed in the afternoon.
ton truck with beet bed. Watts |
_
____.______________________ Inquire at Journal office.
The hall Was decorated In the
2302xc. nesday fter visiting their friends,
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Terhune and traditional Hallowe'en colors. Many
Motor Co.
230tfc. FOR SALE— 16-foot stock bed and
beautiful fall flowers were placed
-----rr-------------- ;-:— — rack. Alfred Brim, Inquire at Gene’s WANTED— To rent 5 or 6 room BUI Rhinehart, for three weeks.
FOR S A L E - 10
acres in Apple ; Grocery OIe.s cornei
18stf
W e are equipped to pump your septic tank
Miss Marjorie Davis, Mrs. L. D. on the long dinner tables.
house in -o r near Nyssa. Family
valley, Pour-room house, pressure ;
_______________________________ o f four. Call 125-W, ask for Don. Owen and Iver Owen of Boise
After each member introduced
or
repair it. For your plumbing needs call
system, some fruit, berries and FOR SALE— Circulating coal heat-
1602xp were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. herself and gave some superstition
grapes. Hay and pasture. Ashford i er. Large size. Nyssa Lumber Co
Davis and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. as her part of the roll call, the
Fields, D*
Rt. " 2, ” Parma,
Idaho.
2302p.
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48tfc. SALESMEN W ANTED— Start a Brandt Sunday afternoon. Mrs. dinner was served by the hostesses
Rawleigh's business. Real oppor
FOR SALE— Rabbits and hutches. FOR SALE—Or trade International tunity now for permanent, profit Owen and Iver Owen are the mo of the Farmerette club. Later the
ther and brother of Mrs. Davis and following program was given:
P. O. box 943, telephone 63-M.
pick-up. Zack Walker, phone 282W. able work nearby. Write Rawleigh's,
Free Estimate» Furnished
Group singing, led by Jean Blake-
Mrs. Brandt. Miss Davis Is the
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4Stfc Dept. ORJ-331-K, Oakland, Calif. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. sley; song, Hallowe’en, Desert Flo
wer club; reading, Mrs. Lee; and
FOR SALE— lVt acres. Close In. FOR SALE— New, modern t w o - _____________________________ 16Q2xp Davis.
Phone Nyssa— 196-J
Vale— 3282
Unimproved. $1000. 2Va acres on bedroom house, gas furnace, hard- W ANTED— Experienced typist for
Miss Beth Mithcell spent the reading, Mrs. Barney and solo,
highway, close in, small house, wood floors, close In, $6500, $1500 part-time work. Ask for Mr. Bur- week-end with her folks, Mr. and Jean Blakesley.
An interesting and novel display
$3000. Bernard Eastrman.
230tfc. down, F. H. A. terms. Bernard gess at Dessert Seed Co.
1602xc Mrs. Dave Mitchell. Miss Mitchell is
attending school at the University of ’’Fall’’ hats was presented by the
Eastman.
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W ANTED— Permanent position de
Sagehens club. The hats were de
, WANTED— 40 acres potato ground. of Oregon In Eugene.
sired. Experienced tractor mechan FOR SALE— Phone 144-J or write ! Phone 03R2.
1604xp
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pruyn of Nyssa signed of various kitchen and house
ic and truck driver. Box 914, Nys Watts Motor Co.. Nyssa, Ore., for | — ------------------------------------
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- hold articles and modeled by the ■
sa.
1602xp. Willys parts, motors, extra equip- i WANTED— Field ensilage cutting, ford Nielsen Friday evening.
members of the club.
ment, jeeps, station wagons, pickup ; L. E. Robbins, three miles north,
Ray Lappier of Yakima and W al
In a guessing game In which all
FOR SALE— Used'sewing machine. trucks, tires, tubes, batteries. 28Atfc. one-half west of Nyssa on Gem
lace and Herschell Gregg went deer took part, prizes were won by Mrs. j
Good working condition. Nyssa Fur
niture Co., one block west railroad FOP, SALE— 1 D.S. 35 Internation WANTED— To buy anything In hunting for several days. Wallace Lee, Mrs. Nedbalek and Mrs. Bob
Johnson.
depot.
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160tfc. al truck, 1940 model. Long wheel beef or veal. Also i/uy Uunger cows Gregg killed a deer.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell, Mr.
The remainder of the afternoon
base, 2-speed axle. 1940 Chevrolet or will handle for hide tnd offall.
and Mrs. E. H. Brandt, Mr. and was spent In getting better ac
FOR SALE— 1942 International truck, long wheel base, 2-speed Phone 31M or 011J1.
22Atfc.
Mrs. Cliff Beckstead and M r- and quainted.
K-6-2 ton truck with $300 strain axle. These trucks are In fair con
Mrs. Ray Russell were dinner guests
Clarence Morehouse of Montana
bed, two-speed axle, tandem axle
dition and priced reasonable. Also
M
ISC
E
LLA
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O
U
S
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fheller Tues is ill at the home of his sister,
and accessories. See this good buy
one 12-foot beet rack. C. E. Lese-
day evening*
Mrs. Alice Fry.
for $2100. Owyhee Truck and Imp
berg. Phone 154-J.
llStfc. MISCELLANEOUS— Try our shop
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Terhune spent
An event of special Interest In
lement Co. Phone 83-J.
1602xc
for saw filing. We also do re-tooth
FOR SALE— 200 feet frontage, 150 ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Saw Thursday in Cascade and Emmett this community was a shower given
FOR SALE— English pointer, 4
by several of the ladles for Mr. and
90tfc. on business.
feet deep, south of Polar Cold Stor Shop, First and Ehrgood.
years old. Price $50. F. B. O'Neill, )
Mrs. Dave Mitchell attended a Mrs. Bud Moots, newlyweds. Many
age, $2400. Bernard Eastman. UStf.
route 1, Nyssa.
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MISCELLANEOUS— Episcopal guild card party which was held at the beautiful and useful gifts were
FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper. rummage sale every Saturday after home of Mrs. Tam Eldridge Friday received. A mock hill-billy wedding
FOR SALE— 7 barracks-type build
Guaranteed to be washable and noon from 1:30 to 4:30 at parish afternoon.
was part of the entertainment. The
ings. Former CCC camp, Hunting-
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non-fading tor three years. Good hall.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sisson and young folks were taken from the
family and Mr. and Mrs. Adam hall to the Preston home, where a
and mixing shed 198' x 10’ barr- Danv_________________________ ■>«T r MISCELLANEOUS— Get ready for
Focht and family went deer hunt charivari was staged. Then they
acks 20’ x 65’, mess hall 20’ x 50’
________________
ao*,HC’ winter. We service all kinds of
ing over the week-end. Mr. Sisson were put on top of Leo Ellibee’s
latrine 20’ x 20’, officers quarters FOR SALE— Used Fairbanks plat- heating equipment. Nyssa Heating
A certificate must be filled out by owner or
milk truck and given a ride through
killed a deer.
20' x 30’, recreational hall 29’ x 40’, form scale. 2500 pound capacity, Co., phone 109-W.
28Atfc.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lappier of the streets of Nyssa. Refreshments
oil house 6’ x 8'. Buildings
must Dessert Seed Co.
3Jtfc
MISCELLANEOUS— Help-Ur-Self, Yakima visited several days^with of ice cream, cake and coffee were
custodian o f livestock whenever it is being
custom and wet wash. White Swan their son-in-law and children, Her served.
The Grange met at the hall
] laundry. Soft water. R. M. Souther- schell Gregg, and children.
John Pfeiler of Ornand, Califor Thursday night, with a fairly good
i land, prop. Phone 13-J.
7Atfc.
transported by truck within the Oregon brand
nia is visiting three weeks with his attendance. Plans were completed
for the hobo party to be given Fri
MISCELLANEOUS— Will pay top brother, Louis Pfeiler.
day night, October 24, at the hall.
prices far hay. Phone Nampa 593-
inspection area without a brand inspection
Numerous prizes will be given. The
J ll, Paul Rea, Nampa, route 2. P. T. A. OF A P P L E
public Is invited to attend.
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V A L L E Y G ATH ERS Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
MISCELLANEOUS— Available now
Vendewall Sunday were Mr. and
certificate.
Electrolux cleaners and air puri APPLE VALLEY, Oct. 16—C. H. Mrs. F. A. Johnson and their son
fiers. Sales and service. Ed A. An Higgins came last Wednesday to and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van- j
derson, route 3, Welser, Idaho. spend some time at the home of dewall o f Longmont, Colorado. In
30c for pad of 50
Phone 567-J4.
26Jtfc. his daughter and husband, Mr. the afternoon the ladles went to see
and Mrs J. D. Smith, since their the beautiful flower garden, of Mrs.
MISCELLANEOUS— Prompt and
return from a two-week vacation Hatch near the Owyhee school.
free
pick-up
of
your
dead,
crippled
PH YSIC IAN S
The 4-H club held a meeting at
H A Y BUYER
or sick livestock. Calls received be In California.
The regular meeting of the P.T.A. the hall Friday night. The Jenkins
fore 9 o'clock are picked up by
boys reported on their trip to the
W. F. JAH N
noon. Efficient drivers. Call col- was held at the schoolhouse last
S A R A Z IN CLINIC
Thursday evening. The main Issue livestock fair at Portland. On Sun-
discussion concerned the price I day they went to Seaside on the
Dealer in hay and grain
sa 102-W. Idaho Animal Products for the . children’s
k iu _ —
, hot
.
Dr. J. J. SaraZin
lunches, I _ 1 ------ ------------------------------------
Company.
5Jtfc
Third
at
Good
Ave.
which
was
set
at
20
cents
a day.
Dr. K E. Kerby
MISCELLANEOUS— Need money? The cooks, Mr. and Mrs. Riggs Odle,
KEEP M A C H IN E R Y LO O K IN G LIK E N E W
Physician and Surgeons
Loans on farlhs for refinancing, are doing a fine Jdb of cooking and
DENTISTS
— W IT H —
managing
the
meals
which
the
building. Improvements, b u y i n g .
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
Long term, low Interest, see Ber youngsters and teachers both en
joy, committee members said.
J. R. C U N D A LL
Physician and Surgeon
nard Eastman, phone 64, Nyssa.
A group of girls met with their
SAtfc.
Phone 37
Dentist
sponsor. Mrs. Bernice Gibson, Im
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to A
MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car mediately after school last Friday
Phone 56-J
Dally—Except Sunday
and clylnder lock keys made. Wes evening for a few hours of sewing
Sarazfn Clinic
tern Auto Store.
250tfc. for missionary work. After a sup
NYSSA
OREGON
G R A V E M ARKERS
per together the girls spent the
CUSTOM
SLAUGHTERING
remainder of the evening playing
8tock received Monday, Tuesday, games.
For grave markers afld
OPTOM ETRISTS
Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Coyl Dunn of Mer
monuments write or see
to 8 p. m. and Friday 8 a. m? to 12. idian visited Mr. and Mrs. C. L. j
This new General Paint product comes in 17 .
DR. J. A. M C FA LL
R. A. BENTLEY
Fritts Sunday.
different colors for—
DR. JOHN E A S LY
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Rathbun and
Haines, Oregon
JOH
N
DEERE
IN T E R N A T IO N A L H ARVESTER
family entertained at Sunday din
Better Values
ner Mrs. Rathbuns parents. Mr.
Free Pick Up
FORDSON
A L L IS CH ALM ERS
and Mrs. Ed Wild and Roy of Nys
Lower Prices
CASE
C A T E R P ILLA R
sa.
Of Your
Miss Melva Riddle of Fruitland
O
LIV
E
R
CLETRAC
JEW ELRY STORES
spent the week-end with Catherine
Dead and Worthless
M
IN
N
E
A
PO
LIS-M
O
LIN
E
Springer.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Meier and
PAULUS
Machinery
children oi Welser spent Monday
Animals
JE W E LR Y
STORE
Here
at
long
last
is
a
complete
line of truck, tractor and im
Phone 21, Ontario, Ore
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Union Pxrlflc Time Inspector
Mrs. Henry Meier. During parts of
Call
Collect
plement
enamel,
which
incorporates
every wanted quality in a
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
the day the men drove to Cs Id-
LODGES
machinery
and
equipment
finish.
Made
on an entirely new prin
W AT ’ TTER
There la a Phone Near You
well and Nyssa on business.
! Mr. and Mrs P. E Pilcher plan
Main Street a. Second
ciple—
o
f
new-type
materials.
They
are
high in quality, yet
Gate City Lodge
Nyssa 100
Parma 25 ned to leave Tuesday at this week
reasonable
in
price.
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No. 214
' tor an extended visit In various
Ontario 53
W YCKOFF
j states, including Nebraska and Iowa,
I.O.OiF.
where they have relatives and many
'W e Haul the Day You C all'
JE W E LR Y
STORE Meets every Monday
friends
Official Time Inspector for
Seventh and eighth grades were
Ida-Ore Rendering Co.
night, 8:30.
U n ici Pacific
dtemlased for a while Monday af
O N TARIO
ORBOON
South First Street
ternoon to permit their teacher,
Nyssa, Oregon
“Your General Paint Store”
Mrs Fenruaon, and Evelyn Fergus
on to attend the funeral of her
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