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TH E N Y S S A G ATE CITY JO U RN AL. N Y S S A , OREGON
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T H U R S D A Y , NOVEM BER 6, 1947
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meeting was changed to the first • time In the community before going day. They visited many Interesting
Thursday in December. It will be ¡on to Calif em la and places In tire place* In Nampa—KFXD, Idaho
held at the home of Mrs. Jensen , south during the winter months.
Free
Press, Carnaiion evaporated
December 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward luilk fattaory, and L ie sugar fao-
j __
i n .
, . .1
tory. The eighth grade consists of
and family dreve to Boise last Mon- 3 g tty s ^ t o n
Evelyn
Ferguson,
B U EN A V IS T A FOLK
lay evening to attend the Navy Charlotte Kratzer, Beverly Fox,
GIVEN C H AR IV AR I lay celebration. They witnessed Dolls Cearley, Jeannette Wiiouu,
ton truck with teet bed. Watts
-he rais.ng of the flags and official Leatrice Huff, Marcella Morris. J. C.
MISCELLANEOUS
RATES: Two cents per word (or each issue. Alter one month one
Motor Co.
230tfc.
ommissiomng of the naval reserve Campbell, Clayton Lisle, Wallace
BUENA
VISTA,
Nov.
1
—
Glen
cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, Is 30c.
FOR SALE— 14 acres. Close In. MISCELLANEOUS— See us for Hoffman purchased a Chevrolet irmory, the first post-war armory Lane, Charles Eason and Robert
o oe completed In the United Thompson.
Unimproved. $1000. 2 4 acres on quick repair service on all makes pick-up last week.
Jtates. Bight planes in formation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFarland
highway, close in, small house, of washing machines. We aiso ser
Ellen
and
Dora
Lynn
McGee
call'
$3000. Bernard Eastrman.
230tfc. vice, clean and lepair all makes of ed at the Alva Goodeil home Sun .'lew over the building. At another and little son enjoyed a week's trip
oil
heaters
and
burners.
E'ree
pick
FOR SALE— 1936 V-8 sedan, good
time a plane dropped flowers on into Washington with thetr friends,
day.
•
che navy monument, which bears Mr. and Mrs. Don Mutch and baby
For Sale
motor, prices reasonable. T. F. FOR SALE— Phone 144-J or write up and denvery service. Phone
A
charivari
and
shower
for
Mr
162-R.
Lowe's
Home
Appliance
Re
-he names of 81 Ada county men of Boise. They viewed the Grand
Crutchfield, route 2, Nyssa. 30O2xp. Watts Motor Co., Nyssa, Ore., for
FOR SALE— Nearly new 1946 Ford,
ON tic. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff were held who gave their lives In the navy Coulee dam while there and spent
Willys parts, motors, extra equip pair shop.
at the home o f his parents, Mr
6-cylinder, 1 4 ton truck. Complete FOR SALE!— Kiest fleet lifter-load ment, jeeps, station wagons, pickup
and marine fighting during the some time with friends.
with 0.1. bed and top. Not broke er and Sishc beet loader. See or trucks, tires, tubes, batteries. 28Atfc. M ISCELLANEOUS- Help-Ur-Sell, and Mrs. Leslie Topliff, Thursday last war.
Mrs. Alec Wagner and Mrs. Char
evening.
The
honor
guests
received
custom
and
wet
wash.
White
Swan
in. 10,000 miles. Heater and Pres phone D. H. Christensen.
30O2xc.
Twenty six teachers and officers
FOR SALE— 1 D.S. 35 Internation taundry. Soft water. R. M. souther- many lovely gifts, while the crowd of the Nazarene Bunday school of les Lisle drove to Boise last Thurs
tone. H. Beckdolt, route X, Box
day and brought home 364 quarts
7Atlc. was treated <to candy and cigars.
205B, Vale, Oregon.
6Nlxp ?OR SALE:— One-fourth block with al truck, 1940 model. Long wheei iano, prop. Pnone 13-J.
Mrs. Delbei t Cleaver and baby Nyssa met In the dining room at of sweet potatoes, which had been
three-room house facing city park base, 2-speed axle. 1940 Chevrolet
Carl’s Doll house with Rev. O. F.
FOR SALE— 1946 Ford pick-up, on south side. Close to school. See truck, long wheel base, 2-speec MISCELLANEOUS— Available now .-ion came home from the Nursing Alice Friday evening. Rev. Allee Is allotted the Apple Valley ladles as
their share of the bulk canning
new condition. Phone 523-W. 148 R. J. Carroll, box 623, Nyssa. 30O2p. axle. These trucks are in fair con Electrolux cleaners and air puri home Tuesday.
touring the district for the purpose which was done one day at Boise.
Leslie Topliff and the Cleavers
Caldwell Blvd., Nampa.
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dition and priced reasonable. Also fiers. Sales and service. Ed A. An
of building and improving the Sun
A teachers reception was given
FOR SALE— Montague Duchess one 12-foot beet rack. C. E. Lese- derson, route 3, Welser, Idaho. have finished harvesting beets.
FOR SALE— New Hampshire red Coal range. Used 3 months. 502 berg, Phone 154-J.
26Jtfo.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoffman and day schools. He preached at the at the schoolhouse last Thursday
llS tfc. Phone 567-J4.
.church that night, but in order to evening. The program consisted of
pullets, beginning to lay. See Mrs. North 0th street, or see Stan Keefer
Gtendla were In Ontario Tuesday.
James Stephens, iirst house north at Eder’s store.
30Otfc. FOR SALE— 200 feet frontage, 150 MISCELLANEOUS—■ Prompt and
Mrs. Maize of Nebraska is vis have opportunity for a workers’ group singing, vocal duet, Mr. and
of Reeder's grocery.
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feet deep, south of Polar Cold Stor Iree pick-up ol your dead, crippied iting her daughter, Mrs. S. B. Hoff liscussion -and consultation with Mrs. Glover; report on article, Mrs.
Rev. Allee, the dinner was scheduled John Fisher; accordion solo, Nadine
FOR SALE:— New mounted Chevro age, $2400. Bernard Eastman. llS tf. or sick livestocx. Calls rece.ved be man, and family.
prior to the evening service. Rev. Seward; talk. Rtv. Stanley Banks
NOTICE— On strayed cattle. Please let truck wheel, tire and tube,
fore 9 o'clock are picked up by
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sage of Nyssa
notify Ed Jamison, secretary of the 10-
FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper. noon. Efficient drivers. Call col called at the Willis Bertram home and Mrs. E. J. Wilson, pastor, and of Parma, and Introduction of the
ply, size 8.25-20, price $70. Phone
-he Sunday school superintendent teachers by Roy Pilcher as follows:
Owyhee Cattle association if you 011- J2.
30O2xc. Guaranteed to be washable and lect Payette OlBj-JJ or 155, or Nys Sunday evening.
ind wife, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tuck- Principal, Mrs. Hazel Ferguson;
have any stray cattle and we will
non-fading for three years. Good sa 102- W. Idaho Animal Products
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Irvin
Topliff
are
pick them up. Do not keep cattle FOR SALE:— Circulating white en stock on hand. Stunz Lumber com Company.
.
aJtxc. visiting at the Leslie Topliff home. jr. were among those present.
fifth and sixth grade, Mrs. Mecum;
Charles Lisle returned last Thurs- third and fourth, Mrs. Emery Rath-
more than three days before noti amel trash burner. Used very little. pany.
26Jtfc.
MISCELLANEOUS— Need money?
30O3xp.
lay from a trip to Moscftw, where bun; and first and second, Mrs. A1
fication. Phone 65-J.
6”Ntfc. Phone 148-W.
FOR SALE— Used Fairbanks plat Loans on farms for refinancing, MRS. CLONINGER IS
his son, Emmett, Is a sophomore Kuehn.
POR SALE— 8 barracks-type build- j TOR SALE— Fat hens, live or form scale. 2500 pound capacity. building, improvements, b u y i n g .
at the university. Mr. Lisle was
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Frttts and
ILL
OF
INFECTION
ings. Former CCC camp, H unting-! dressed, also ready for your locker, Dessert Seed Co.
3Jtfc. Long term, low interest, see B ei-
one of many fathers honored Tues Donald returned Sunday from a
ton, Oregon. Included are shop and Fred Kratzberg, route 1, Nyssa.
uard Eastman, phone 64, Nyssa.
day
when
"Dad’s
day"
was
ob
10-day trip visiting relatives In
30O4xp. FOR SALE— 125 acres, 96 irrigable,
mixing shed, 19-8 by 10; two ^ar
3Atfc. UPPER SUNSET, No. 6— Mrs. El served by the sons enrolled at the Los Angeles. Alameda, San Diego
mer Clonlnger returned home Sat college. Mr. Lisle also visited his
racks, 20 by 65; mess hall, 20 by FOR SALE— Apples, Johnathan, good Improvements. Reuben Har-
and Long Beach, California. Mrs.
50; latrine, 20 by 20; officers quar Delicious, Romes and Winesaps, 50c oldsen, 8 miles southwest of Nyssa, MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car urday night from the Nyssa Nurs sister, Mrs. Naomi Dunfon, while Fritts’ sister and husband, Mr. and
phone 016-R2 or 03-R1.
2304xp. and clyinder lock keys made. Wes ing home, where she was treated
ters, 20 by 30; recreation hall, 29!
there.
Mrs.
Ous Ostermeier o f Roswell,
to $2 per bushel. Bring containers,
tern Auto Store.
250tfc. for infection In the arm.
by 40; oil house, 6 by 8. Bids w ill1
The eighth grade class, chaper accompanied them.
14 mile east of Ontario-Payette FOR SALE:— Fine row - crop 40.
Bonnie King of Nyssa was a guest oned by Mrs. Dwight Seward and
be accepted on any or all build-
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cearley and
junction. Ed Mess.
30O3xc. near Adrian, good water right, fair
CUSTOM
SLAUGHTERING
of Reva Rooks tool Thursday nigh*.
ings and their contents. Also on
Mrs. Robert Hopkins went on a Mrs. Cearley’s father left Monday
improvements.
Stock
received
Monday.
Tuesday,
Mrs. Roy Rooks tool entertained “sneak" from school last Wednes- for a few days of hunting.
one-inch galvanized pipe in ground. FOR SALE OR RENT— Trailer
40 acres on oiled highway. One Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a. m.
Sunday in celebration of the 11th
Each bid is to be accompanied by house in good condition. J. C. mile out. Unimproved.
to 6 p. m. and Friday 8 a. m. to 12. birthday of her daughter, Reva.
certified check for 10 per cent of Smith.
30O2xp.
Several good 80-acre ana larger
No stock received on Sunday.
The afternoon was spent playing
bid. Successful bidder to furnish
farms.
Beef, sheep and pork. Free delivery games. Ice cream and cake were
performance bond and to remove FOR SALE— Global 6-foot off-set
3 acres lor sale, close In, unim to Polar locker plant.
served. The guests present were
building or buildings to ground disc, practically new, $300. Nyssa proved.
One mile west on Alberta avenue Betty Jean Strickland, Lois McGee,
30O2xc.
level by December 31, 1947. The Implement Co.
Also have several houses listed.
Phone 05R1
Marlene Darvus, Paula Bergam and
Extension Farm Labor Service r e - . __ _______
_
,
5Jtfc.
JAKE FISCHER
Ronald and Reva Rookstool. Reva
serves the right to reject any or FOR SALE: P nf! * rge circulating
KEN RENSTROM
all bids and to accept the best coal or wood heater, praetlcal y
received many lovely gifts from
Phone I72-J
overall bid or bids. Sealed bids | ™w, suitable for com m u n ity hall,
Legal Advertising
her friends.
2303XC
must be received by 12 o’clock noon, Priced $7a. Phone OOR-5,
The Wahlne club will meet with
POR SALE:— Sewing machine sup
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Jean
and Eleanor Strickland No
November 10, 1947 at Oregon State FOR SALE— Davenport reasonably plies. Wholesale and retail. Re
In the Matter of the Estate of
vember 20. The club members will
College Extension Service, Emer priced. J. W. Rigney, 7th and Enn- building, electrifying, repairing. Re
I ’ m right here in th e
Albert Lee Hrldt, deceased
gency Farm Labor office, 310 Dairy
230tfc built machines for sale. F. “ Lete NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that also serve lunch at the Frank Par
store
. . . grow ing fast
ker sale.
building, Corvallis, Oregon.
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Sackett, phone 247-M. 469 west
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Porter and
on Purina C alf Start-
FOR SALE:— Chrysler Industrial First street, south, Ontario, Ore Everett C. Heldt, administrator of
FOR SALE:— Crosley electric stove, 3-cylinder engine, 140 horsepower, gon.
19Jtfc. the estate o f ALBERT LEE HELDT. Henry Durfee attended an L.D.S.
tena, hay and water. No
deceased, has rendered and filed his masquerade dance at New Plymouth
used about two months. Lyle Bar- fluid drive with right angle pulley,
m ilk at a ll-
tron, sodth of Dority’s Welding on trailer. Nyssa Implement Co.
FOR SALE:— Several houses for final account of the administra Friday night.
shop.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Berrett and
9Otf0. sale. Attractive buys. See Frank tion o f the estate of ALBERT LEE
T. Morgan.
16Jtfc HELDT, deceased.
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children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
FOR SALE— 56 H.P. International POR SALE— Hohner 12-base ac-
That 10 O'CLOCK, A M., Decem Durfee, Mrs. Deb Gamer and child
stationary motor. New John Deere cordian. Excellent condition, with FOR SALE—Automobile Insurance ber 6, 1947 at the County Court
ren and Mrs. Roy Rookstool and
3 H.P. stationary motor, write box case. $75. Write box 37 or phone Public Liability, Property Damage House at Vale, Oregon is fixed and
children attended a Hallowe’en par
727 or phone 289-W.
6N2xp. 194-J after 7 p.m.
160tfc. Fire, Thett and Collision. Placeo appointed as the time and place ty at the Oregon Trail schoolhouse
for hearing o f objections to the Thursday evening.
FOR SALE:— One 7 4 foot Leonard FOR SALE— Large oil heater, good In the best companies at lowe*
said final account.
Deb G am er is driving a new
deluxe refrigerator, used. Jim Huff condition, lo ioot copper tubing possible rates. Bernard Eastman
All persons having objections to Dodge car that he purchased last
14Ftfc
man, Alberta avenue, or Ostrom and fittings. Phone 10-R or 62-J.
said final account shall appear at week.
Bros. Appliance Co.
6N3xc.
18Stfc.
said time and place and show cause,
ESTBAÏED
POR SA L E - Good used Hotpoint p o R s a l e — Stoves, grates and c ~ pr *V F n — T o mv nl«re it Fn If any exists, why the said final
electric range. Cheap. 399 North
fnr „ „ „
rooir stove STRAYED
To my Place at En account should not be allowed and
First street or first house north repai.*-?“
terprise avenue and Vale road approved.
or heater. Delivery usually five yomng black steer, white face, legs
Everett C. Heldt, Administrator
Star hotel.
dNlxp. days. Nyssa Furniture Co., one
and belly. Owner please come and
of the Estate o f Albert Lee
FOR SALE— New crop red beans, block west of railroad depot. 18Stfc. get him. John H. Benedict. 6N2xp.
Heldt, deceased.
fine quality, $12 per 100 pound FOR SALE— 16-foot stock bed and
First pub. November 6, 1947.
bag, $7.50 per bushel. One mile rack. Alfred Brim, inquire at Gene’s STRAYED— T o my place two black Last pub. December 4, 1947.
yearling calves with white faces,
east of Owyhee junction. A. D. Grocery, Ole’s corner.
Hugh Tobler, Proprietor
18Stfc. one blackish-brown with brockle
Moses.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
face,
brand
4
quarteer
circle
7
on
By Clarence Nlccum
FOR SALE:— Circulating coal heat
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
FOR SALE:— 1946 Road Queen er. Large size. Nyssa Lumber Co. left side. Ben B. Lamib, Rust ranch
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
house trailer, 14 feet, sleeps 4, Bu
4Stfc. on Owyhee. Owner may have calves THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR
You wonder what has became of
by paying for advertising and feed.
tane, airbrakes, Venetian blinds,
6N3xp. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES the Happy Farmer. He aint dead.
$1095 cash. Collins Trailer Court. FOR SALE— New, modern two-
TATE OF CLARENCE J. DICK Not quite. He is topping beets.
80O2xp bedroom house, gas furnace, hard-
There is a difference. A dead man
SON, DECEASED
LOST
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cant feel his aching back.
The local kids put on a grand
LOST— Gasoline tank cap with that the undersigned, Katherine
key case. Car! Clarkson, Owyhee Dickson, has been appointed and evening last Thursday nite (the
Truck and Implement shop. 30O2xp. has qualified as administratrix of nite before Halloween) at our Cow
of the estate of Clarence J. Dick Hollow Hall. Just amature stuff,
LOST— Hubcap for a 1941 Chev son, deceased, by the County Court but a swell Job. A half-dozen of
rolet on the streets of Nyssa last of Malheur County, Oregon.
the 'boys put on old shabby clothes
Thursday afternoon. Leave at Jour
NOW THEREFORE, all persons and blacked themselves up as dar
nal office.
30O2xp. having claims against the estate keys and acted just as goofy as
of Clarence J. Dickson, deceased, they looked. It was most all spur-
are hereby notified and required of-the-moment stuff. They never
For Rent
to present the same, with proper had a good fifteen minute program
POR RENT— Rooms, one mile west. vouchers, duly verified, within six arranged when they got there.
Fred Linder.
304xp. (6) months from the date o f this
Hubert Parker was master of ser-
Notice to the undersigned, Kath imonies. They wheedled all they
FOR RENT— Polish your own
floors. Rent our high-speed pol erine Dickson, at the law office could out of us older ducks in the
DENTISTS
PHYSICIANS
ishing equipment. EJasily handled of Harold Henigson at Nyssa, Ore audience and made capital out of
by women. Nyssa Lumber company. gon, which place the undersigned what they got. Most all of us laugh-
3Atfc. elects as her place of business 3 d more In an hour and a half
S A R A ZIN CLINIC
DR. C. M. TYLER
in all matters connected with said than we had In that time in years.
Its surprising how much talent
Dr. J. J. Sarazin
estate.
w anted “
Wilson Building
Dated and first published Octob there is In most any audience if
Dr. K E. Kerby
you can only get it out of them.
SALESMAN WANTED— Rawleigh er 16, 1947.
Phone 165-J, Nyssa
Physician fand Surgeons
route open nearby. We put you In Last publication November 13, 1947, Then If you have a half dozen of
the right kind of monkeys to work
business. Territory available immed Dickson, Deceased.
Office hours from 9 to 5 except
Katherine Dickson, Administra on It you’ll get a laugh. They got
iately. Car necessary. Good oppor
L. A . Maulding, M. D.
trix of the Estate of Clarence me up there to srN G . Bmagine me
Saturdays, 9 to 12.
tunity. Write at once for particul
Physician and Surgeon
lnglng. Was very earnestly doing
J. Dickson, Deceased.
ars. Rawletgh’s, Dept. ORK-331-
Phone 37
my best when one of the brats
2160, Oakland, 7. Calif.
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Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to S
J. R. C U N D ALL
Jropped a lighted firecracker at my
Dally—Except Sunday
WANTED — Plumbing. Radiant, RICHLAND VISITOR
heels. They claim I
four feet
Dentist
W IL L RETURN HOME nigh but its not so? “Had topped
steam and hot water heating. Free
G R A V E M ARKERS
estimates.
See
F*red
Braun,
across
beets all day.
Phone 56-J
street from Nyssa Funeral home. RICHLAND, Nov. 6—Mrs. Anne
30Otfc.
Russell returned to the Bill Rus APPLE V A L L E Y GIRL
Sarazin Clinic
For grave markers and
sell home after visiting several
monuments write or see
NYSSA
OREGON
WANTED— Handy-man for fur weeks with her son. Tom Russell, OBSERVES B R ITH D A Y
niture store. All winter employ in St. Anthony, Idaho. Mrs. Rus
R. A . BENTLEY
ment. Ed Case's Hi-Way Mart. 23otf sell will visit here with her son, APPLE VALLEY, Nov 6—Phyllis
OPTOM
ETRISTS
Haines, Oregon
WANTED— 40 acres potato «round. Bill Russel, several days before Castater celebrated her 12th birth
Better Values
Phone 03R2.
1604xp returning to her home In California. day at home Saturday with sev
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Owen and Mr. eral of her friends and her grand
Lower Prices DR. J. A . M C FALL
MISCELLANEOUS— Get ready for and Mrs. Bill Conway of Middle- mother from Parma present for
winter. We service all kinds of ton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. the afternoon. The girls spent some
DR. JOHN E A SL Y
JE W E LR Y STORES
E. H. Brandt and Mr. and Mrs. A. time roller skating and playing
H. Davis Sunday. Mr. Owen and games. They then enjoyed roasting
Mr. Conway are a brother and welners and marshmallows, which
PAU LUS
cousin of Mrs. Brandt and Mrs. were served with other refresh
Free Pick Up
JE W E LR Y
STORE
ments. Phyllis received many lovely
Davis.
Union Pacific Time Inspector
Mrs. Dave Mitchell attended a gifts and greetings.
Of Your
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
Herb Nelson and son, Kenny, and
card party held at the home of
These solid cedar chests come in attractive
W A T ’ HES
Mrs. S. P. Bybee Friday afternoon. Elbe Wynn returned from their
Dead
and
Worthless
Main Street a . Second
Mrs E. H. Davis left Thursday hunting trip last week with a two-
designs, including some with waterfall fronts.
to visit her mother, Mrs. L. D. point deer.
Phone 21, Ontario, Ore
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bailey have
Owen for several days in Boise
Animals
WYCKOFF
Mrs. Charles Garrison of Nyssa recently purchased a small acreage
Guaranteed moth-proof.
JE W E LR Y
STORE
was a guest of Mrs. Clifford Niel of land adjoining the Anderson
LODGES
Call Collect
property on the Apple Valley main
sen and Jill Marie, Friday.
Official Time Inspector for
Mrs Ed Taggart and daughter, road and have started const ruction
There Is a Phone Near You
Union Pacific
Gate City Lodge
Patsy, o f Nampa, spent the week of a new modem residence.
ONTARIO
OREGON
Nyssa 100
Parma 28
Dr. James McOraw of the North
end with Mrs E. H. Brandt Mrs
No. 214
A
Taggart and Mrs. Brandt have been west Nazarene college at Nampa
H A Y BUYER
Ontario 53
was present at the Apple Valley
I.O.O.F.
friends since childhood.
Mrs. Emma Merrick was hostess church Sunday for special services.
“We Haul the Day You Call"
Meets
every
Monday
W . F. JAH N
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Saver and two
to the Friendly Neighbor club Oc
Ida-Ore Rendering Co. tober 31. with nine members pres sons of Dodge City, Kansas are
Dealer in hay and grain night, 8 :3 0 .
ent. Following the business session here visiting friends. They moved
Third at Good Ave.
South First Street
games were played, with Mrs. Mc- their new trailer home Into the
Nyssa, Oregon
Oee and Mrs. Anderson taking low I yard at Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Olb-
and high prises. The next regular sons home and will spend some
1 Block W est Railroad Depot
Advertising
wood floors, close in, $6500, $1500 heating equipment. Nyssa Heating
28A Ü C.
down, F. H. A. terms. Bernard Co.¿ phone 169-W.
28Atfc
Eastman.
WANTED— To buy anything in
FOR a at .Ft— Rabbits and hutch. | beef or veal. Also uuy uunger cows
Phone 183-W.
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22Atlc.
FOR SALE— 1936 Chevrolet 1 4 - Pnone 3iM or 011J1.
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Nyssa Furniture Co.