Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 13, 1947, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1947
RACE THREE
phone 016-R2 or 03-R1. 2304xp. 162-R. Lowe's Home Appliance Re- by Mr. Rodda, a trombone solo. N iFR R A C |f A p r u If A D C on a business and pleasure trip.
40 ^
•***>■
*Ntfc. "C‘‘n i i‘val
of Venice''. by Malagueña"
Mr. Bolton. CALLED TO ARCADIA
T
sT v. 7 They were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stoc-
POR SALE— Pine row-croo
row - crop 40.
near Adrian, good water right, lad MISCELLANEOUS — Help-Ur-Selt, and
by Miss piano
Hu selection.
card. Mr. RiJnhaler
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Vem Garner,
| improvements.
j custom and wet wash. White Swan also played "Old Man River", on ARCADIA, Nov. 13— Mrs. Ella Har- Mr. and Mrs. Willard By'oee, Mr.
| 40 acres cn oiled highway. Or.e launury. Solt water. R. M. Souther- hls bassoon. Something exiraordtn- An and Henry Bohy oi Burwell, and Mrs. Jean Stoker and Mr. and
; mile out. Unimproved.
| land. prop. Phone 13-J.
7Atls. ?„ry was. ® trombone duet, "When Nebraska were called here this week, Mrs. Leslie Stoker.
Several zood an-»/re
m
u
mrserl
41111 1 were
Youag
Maggie ' by A Mrs.
to attend
funeral
of their which
sister,
R a TE£>. rwo.tenus per word ior each Issue. Alter one month one] farms.
^
g * MISCELLANEOUS—Available now ' X,ou
Mr. Bolton
and Mr.
Ritzenhaler.
Dora the
Splawn
of Ontario,
BUILDING PERMITS t
Llettrolux cieaners and air pun- tune whch sent tne audieme a u . was held Monday
■ P i. In Ontaio.
_____ _ Mrs.
_ Harold Sweet, construction, 441
eat per word. Minimum, cash In advance. Is 30c.
3 acres lor sale, close In, unim­ Hers.
Sales and service. Ed A. Aa- groovy was the trumpeteers oef.ni- Meivin Behymer and son and MLs N. Sixth street, block 33. Park add-
proved
uersoii. route
3, Weiser, Idauo. tion of "Dark Town Strutters Ball". Wilma Bullard of Portland andiltion, $3500, frame, 26 by 16
Also have several houses listed. Pilone
567-J 4.
26JUC The Rltz Trumpeteers have been Ethel Bullard of Hermiston were I Cliff Main, construction. Fifth
5Jtfi.
approximately
two months, also called here last week and re- ! street, lot 17, block 35. Park add-
KEN RENSTKOM
114
mile
east
of
Ontario-Payette
MISCELLANEOUS-
Prompt
and on tour Sadie
Hawkins' Dance
for the funeral. Mrs. Splawn j ition. $10,000, 32 by 38. frame,
For Sale
Phone 172-J
junction. Ed Mess.
30O3xc.
tree pick-up oi your dead, crlppred The Girls league met Monday, mained
was a former resident of Arcadia, Cliff Main, construction, Stunz
or
sick
livestock.
Calls
rece.ved
be-
fourth
period.
Discus>lon
was
held
moving away five years ago.
addition. $8500, 32 by 26, frame.
SALE— Sewing machine sup­ fore 9 o’clock are picked up by on a Christmas formal dance.
FOR SALE— Two-bottom, two-way FOR SALK— Fat hens, live or FOR
Wholesale and retail. Re­ noon, ¡efficient drivers. Call col­
Mr and Mrs. Edward Yada of Ivan J. Stoker, construction, Ehr-
plow, $250. Western Corruga tor Co. dressed, also ready for your locker. plies.
building, electrifying, repairing. Re­ lect Payette 0180-J3 or 155, or Nys­ The Girls' League decided to have Brooks, Oregon visited last week good avenue, lots 7 and 8, block 26,
13N3XC. Fred Kratzberg, route 1, Nyssa. built
Sadie Hawkins dance Friday. No with Mrs. Yada's parents, Mr. and Teutsch's addition, $1200, frame, 16
machines for sale. F. ‘‘Lete'
102-W. Idaho Animal Products a vember
7. The girls will date the Mrs. K. Itda, and family on the by 24.
30O4xp. Sackett, phone 247-M. 469 west sa
FOR SALE— 50 caterpillar tractor
Company.
5Jtic.
boys, and the costume will be plaid Ira Ure farm.
H. G. Johnson, Ninth streeet, lot
street, south, Ontario, Ore­
with bulldozer, new eight-yard La FOR SALE— Davenport reasonably First
19Jtfc. MISCELLANEOUS— Need money? ihirts and jeans for the girls, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stradley and I 42, Glasgow tracts, $8500, masonry,
Plante Schoots scraper, $7950. Em­ priced. J. W. Rigney, 7th and Enn­ gon.
and levis for the boys. family were business visitors la 27 by 47.
on larms for refinancing, plaid shirts
mett Arthurs, phone 138-M, On­
SALE— Several houses lor Loans
Livestock Exposition
Caldwell Saturday.
I Ralph Lawrence, alteration, Reece
building, improvements, b u yi n g . Six Adrian
230tfc FOR
tario.
13N2xp. is.
sale. Attractive buys. See Frank Long
boys participated in The Arcadia club will meet Novem- ' avenue, lot 8, block 4, Teutsch’s
term,
low
Interest,
see
Ber­
T.
Morgan.
lSJtfc
the Portland International Livestock ber 20 with Mrs. Fred Shilling for addition, $350, 10 by 10, frame,
FOR SALE— Baby crip with in- FOR SALE— Chrysler Industrial
nard Eastman, phone 64, Nyssa. exposition.
an all-day meeting and quilting. A —------------------- ----------------------- —
nerspring mattress. Excellent con­ 8-cylinder engine, 140 horsepower, FOR SALE!—Automobile Insurance
3Atfc.
fluid
drive
with
right
angle
pulley,
The Adrian boys who attended potluck dinner will be served
dition. Inquire at Journal Office. on trailer. Nyssa Implement Co. Public Liability, Property Damage
MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car were George EUfers, Arlen Pelham A meeting of the room mothers
ISNtfc.
90tfc. Fire, Theft and Collision. Placeo
clylnder lock keys made. Wes­ and Francis Thiel, as three team at Arcadia was held Monday. The
E. W. PRUYN
FOR SALE— New 12 by 20 one- FOR SALE— Hohner 12-base ac­ In the best companies at lowest and
250tfc. members, Don Jones as alternate three rooms gave a short program
roam house, almost completely fur­ cord ian. Excellent condition, with possible rates. Bernard Eastman. tern Auto Store.
and Don Hatt and Verl Patterson. on democracy.
Auto Repairing
nished, and large lot. Built-in cabi­ case. $75. Write box 37 or phone
14Ftfc CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
The judging contest was held at Several of the farmers have com­
Stock
reoelved
Monday.
Tuesday,
net, table, four chairs, stave, closet,
the
Pacific
International.
Saturday
pleted
their
beet
harvest,
but
there
ESTRAYED
160tfc.
two chests, bed, miscellaneous piec- i a f t e r 7 p.m.
Wednesday apd Thursday. 8 a. m. morning, with 126 teams from Wa- are lots of beets in the ground yet. Reboring, Valve Grind­
_ strayed
. . cattle.
... _,
,
to
6 p. stock
m. and
Friday on 8 Sunday,
a. m. to 12. shlngton, Idaho and Oregon par- Mr. and Mrs. Brouts of Ontario
es, some lumber, etc. Only $1000, FOR SALE_ Large oil heater, good NOTICE— On
| No
received
cash. Would consider cheap car as contjmon> j0 Iool copper tubing notify Ed Jamison, secretary of Please
| visited in the Ted Bates home Sat- ing, Lathe work. Parts
the • Beef> sheep and pork. Free deliver) tlcipating.
part payment. Immediate posses- 1 and fittin g s_ phone 10-R or 62-J. Owyhee Cattle association if you
Adrian took 27th place In animal i urday afternoon.
^
locker plant
sion. Last house left side North>
lastfc
husbandry
Stradley of Nyssa spent
and accessories
^csttle and we will Qne mue west on Liberia avenue Alter the regular Judging con­ the Barbara
First street, R. F. Spencer. 13Nlxp. | _____________________________ pick them up. Do
week-end with Annette Strad­
not keep cattle
Phone 05R1
FOR SALE— Stoves, grates and
test
the
Oregon
boys
went
to
Swift
ley.
Phone 56-W
JAKE FISCHER
repairs
for any
make of usually
cook stove
to Judge fat stock in order to deter­
6Ntfc.
canyon. Improved and well equip- or
heater.
Delivery
five fication. Phone 65-J.
mine
which
boys
would
be
on
the
Youth Leaders Meet
ped. Modem five-room house, tile dayS Nyssa Furniture Co., one STRAYED— To my place two black
team.
Legal Advertising Oregon judging
All teachers and officers who
kichen, deep soft water well, pras- block west of railroad depot. 18Stfc. yearling calves with white faces, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
Thiel
Places
First
have students between the ages
sure system, large new barn and |
_______
___ ____
Francis Thiel, a senior at Adrian of 12 and «1 attended a youth
with brockle
STATE OF OREGON FOR union
good chicken equipment. Suitable f o r SALE— Circulating coal heat­ one blackish-brown
high school, placed top man leadership meeting at the L D. S.
brand 4 quarteer circle 7 on THE
THE
COUNTY
OF
MALHEUR
for dairy and row crops. To be sold er. Large size. Nyssa Lumber Co. face,
in
Judging
the livestock at the chapel Monday evening.
left
side.
Ben
B.
Lamb,
Rust
ranch
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
with machinery at government land
4Stfc. on Owyhee. Owner may have calves
Portland
International
Livestock ex­
appraisal. L. L. Heath, 4% miles FDR SALE— New, modern two- by paying for advertising and feed. In the Matter of the Estate of position.
Jordan Valley
norhwest of Notus, or 6 miles east bedroom
6N3xn',
EDITH
CORDLEY,
Deceased.
After
returning
to
Adrian,
Thiel Go A To two-car
of 12 Nyssa
house, gas furnace, hard­
‘
|
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
of Parma on Sand Hollow road. wood floors,
left for the Kansas National Judg­ folks went to caravan
Jordan Valley Sunday
In, $6500, $1500
the
undersigned,
Cora
Edith
Coff-
13N2xp. down, F. H. close
ing
contest
as
a
member
of
the
For Rent
A. terms. Bernard
has been appointed adminis- Oregon Judging team. The trip
for refrigerator and
28Atfc POR RENT— 80 acres pasture,1 i man,
FOR SALE— Crosley electric stove, Eastman.
tratrix of the estate of EMith Cord- was
sponsored by the Oregon F.F.A.
used about two months. Lyle Bar- FOR SALE— 1936 Chevrolet 1*4- alfalfa, oats and bean chaff. Phone lew-
deceased,
by
the
County
Court
Foundation,
which
contributed
$501
washing machine
tron, south of Dority's Welding ton truck with beet bed. Watts 09-R11 or contact Glen Salter, one oi Malheur County, Oregon, and to pay for traveling expenses.
DR. G.W. GRAVES
shop.
6N2xp. Motor Co.
mile
north
of
Adrian
on
oil.
ISNIxp.
ha-
s
qualifed.
Those in Adrian who contributed
230tfc.
repairs.
Optometrist
NOW, THEREFORE, all persons toward
Thiel's expense money were
FOR SALE— 56 H.P. International___ „ _____
FOR
RENT—
Rooms,
one
mile
west.
having
claims
agains
the
estate
of
_
as
follows
Bill
Toomb,
Eder
Hard-
stationary motor. New John Deere FOR
SALE: $1000.
14 acres.
Close In.
All makes and models.
IVt acres
on Fred Linder.
304xp. Edith Cordley, deceased, are hereby | «rare, Francis Defter, Olen Brown
3 H.P. stationary motor, write box Unimproved.
Eyes Examined
highway,
close
in,
small
house, FOR RENT— Polish your own notified afcd required to present the Adrian Feed store, Bill Ashcraft,
727 or phone 289-W.
6N2xp. $3000. Bernard Existiman. 230tfc.
with proper vouchers, duly Frank Bicandi, Oayle Martin. Bill I
Rent our high-speed pol­ same,
verified, wihin six (6) months from Webb,
FOR SALE— One 7‘A foot Leonard FDR SALE— Phone 144-J or write floors.
Bab Webster, Clyde Steel- ,
M & W Service
ishing
equipment.
Easily
handled
Phone 720
the date of this Notice to the un­ man, and
deluxe refrigerator, used. Jim Huff­ Watts Motor Co.. Nyssa, Ore., for by women. Nyssa Lumber company. dersigned,
BUI Looney. Help has
Cora
Edith
Coffman,
at
man, Alberta avenue, or Ostrom Willys parts, motors, extra equip­
3Atfc. the law office of Harold Henigson also been promised toy the King- j
908 Main
718 Arthur St.
Bros. Appliance Oo.
6N3xc. ment, jeeps, station wagons, pickup
•
man Kolony Orange.
at
Nyssa,
Oregon,
which
place
the
Home
Ec.
News
WANTED
Caldwell, Idaho
Caldwell, Idaho
FOR SALE— New crop red beans, trucks, tires, tubes, batteries. 28Atic.
undersigned selects as her place of On Monday, the home economics |
fine quality, $12 per 100 pound FOR SALE— 1 D.S. 35 Internation­ WANTED— Bulldozing and land business
In
all
matters
connected
department was honored by a visit
bag, $7.50 per bushel. One mile
leveling. Emmett Arthurs, phone with said estate.
from Dr. Blazier, home economics
1940 model. Long wheel 138-M,
east of Owyhee junction. A. D. al base, truck,
Dated
and
first
published
Novem­
Ontario.
13N2xp.
professor. Dr. Blazier Is visiting
axle. 1940 Chevrolet
Moses.
6N7xp. truck, 2-speed
ber
13,
1947.
long wheel base, 2-speed WANTED— Ironing at my home. Last publication, December 11, the graduates of 1947 and observing
their work. She was very pleased
FDR SALE— 22 Caterpillar tractor, axle. These trucks are in fair con­ Mrs. E. H. Hadley, Corner of Park 1947.
with the home economics depart­
completely overhauled, phone 07-R3 dition and priced reasonable. Also and
Eighth
street.
13N2xp.
Cora
EMith
Coffman,
Adminis­
and Its progress
6N2xc one 12-foot beet rack. C. E. Lese-
tratrix of the Estate of Edith ment at Adrian
G. A. A. Hike
We are equipped to pump your septic tank
llSttc. WANTED - Finish carpenter, steu-
Cordley, Deceased.
FDR SALE— Met-L-Top ironing berg, Phone 154-J.
A hike for the Adrian high school
or
repair it. For your plumbing needs call
uuaxus, warp,
weu ¿ j , a.m
wages' C K' 9.L^ "
boards,
and fireproof. Sturdy FOR SALE— 200 feet frontage. 150
who wished to earn points for
metal legs. Nyssa Furniture Co., I ftet deép, south of Foliar Cold St.or- " _________ '___________________ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT girls
the O. A. A. was held after school
phone 149-W.
6Ntfc age, $2400. Bernard Eastman. llStf. WANTED— Fall plowing. I have In the Matter of the Estate of I Monday.
oTrw Tmiiorial willn&npr new two-way plow. Write P. O. I Albert Lee Heldt, deceased | Approximately 30 girls part'icipat-
FOR SALE— New mounted Chevro­ G wvd
uarante^ to ^ aashlble and box 961, NysL.
13Nlxp. | " ^ E ^ I C. S y Heldit,
H^EBY_GIVEN
the walk to R.mrock A weln-
let truck wheel, tire and tube, non-fadlng
administrator that of ed er in roast
Free Estimates Furnished
with buns, cookies and pop
for three years. Good WANTED— Man or woman book Everett
10-
ply, size 8.25-20, price $70. Phone
the
estate
of
ALBERT
LETS
HELDT,
was
enjoyed.
Miss
Butler,
O.
A.
A.
stock
on
hand.
Stunz
Lumber
com-
011- J2.
13N2xp.
with typing experience. Hol­ deceased, has rendered ahd filed his adviser, accompanied the group.
Phone Nyssa—196-J
Vale—3282
26Jtfc. keeper
pany.
lingsworths', Inc.
6N2xc. final account of the administra­
Addition Prize Won
FDR SALE—^ Montague Duchess FDR
tion
of
the
estate
of
ALBERT
LEE
In addition to the prizes won
Used Fairbanks plat­ SALESMAN WANTED— Rawleigh HELDT, deceased.
Coal range. Used 3 months. 502 form SALE—
in the International Livestock ex­
scale. 2500 pound capacity. route
North 6th street, or see Stan Keefer Dessert
open
nearby.
We
put
you
in
That
10
O'CLOCK,
AM.,
Decem­
Seed Co,
3Jtfc. business. Territory available immed ber 6, 1947 at the County Court position at Portland, the Oregon M/CKfYand WS MA Ar o . k . rubber welders
at. Eder’s store.
30Otfc.
won a bronze medal In the
Car necessary. Good oppor House at Vale, Oregon is fixed and team
____ Apples,
_ _ Johnathan,
_________ FDR SALE— 125 acres, 96 irrigable, lately.
FDR SALE—
Judging contest at Kansas City,
Write at once for partlcul appointed as the time and place Mlssuri.
Delicious, Romes and Winesaps, 50c i good improvements, Reuben Har- tunity.
I WRNNh 86. 1-------s
Rawleigh’s, Dept. ORK-331- for hearing of objections to the
Y E S . S l R . - I W A N f "ÍU 6
to $2 per bushel. Bring containers, | oldsen, 8 miles southwest of Nyssa, ars.
Freshman Initiation
INDEPtnDENf-T>4lS
216G, Oakland, 7. Calif.
6N2xp. said final account.
J em -B u r i
r
*
The
freshman
Initiation
was
held
THING- OF n s t lN ' D A D
■PROFUSE to K E E P i t
All persons having objections to Tuesday with the seniors officiating.
F O R ft N IC K 6L EVE8X
WANTED — Plumbing. Radiant, said
^ fourteen
*
final account shall appear at The freshmen were required to
C R T 13 CrOttH S tO P -
steam and hot water heating. Free said time
and place and show cause, carry their books In buckets all
I'ri G- qin ' out to look
estimates. See FYed Braun, across If any exists,
W R N T tO
the said final
F O R VU O K K /
I— -r
«B
/
the day and to dress In
street from Nyssa Funeral home. account should why
not be allowed and during
costumes prescribed by the seniors.
30Otfc. approved.
looked as if Hallowe'en
-
’
gíiS&Kíí'
Everett C. Heldt, Administrator It really
WANTED— To buy anything In
some a little early to Adrian
of the Estate of Albert Lee had
beef or veal. Also uuy banger cows
this year. There were some of the
Heldt, deceased.
or wUl handle for hide »nd offall.
, i
strangest and weirdest garbs Im­
Phone 31M or 011J1.
22Atfc. First pub. November 6, 1947,
aginable. Characters from every
Last pub. December 4,' 1947.
| comic strip were present.
LOST
PA S E Z t-
In the afternoon the freshmen
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
•
marched to the football
O. K. RUBBER WELDERS are your head­
LOST— Truck tire, 12-ply, and IN THE COUNTY COURT OF modestly
game, meek and timid, and a little
quarters In Nyssa for complete tire service—
wheel, November 7, between Mitch­ THE STATE OF OREGON FOR dubious
of coming events. The ev­
recapping — vulcanizing —puncture repairs,
ell
butte
and
Overstreet
beet
dump.
THE
COUNTY
OF
MALHEUR
DENTISTS
ening that lay ahead of them prov­
sales and service of truck, tractor and au­
PHYSICIANS
Reward to finder. Hudson Robb, IN THE MATTER OF THE ES­ ed
tomobile tires!
route 2, Nyssa.
13Nlxp. TATE OF CLARENCE J. DICK­ In exciting.
their anxiety to get Initiated
SON,
DECEASED
DR. C. M. TYLER
SARAZIN CLINIC
LOST— Lost, strayed or stolen. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the greenies even ate some of the
cooking. Surviving this, they
Quite a number of Methodists. that
Wilson
Building
Dr. J. J. Sarazin
the undersigned, Katherine seniors
underwent some of the most gruel­
They
will
be
rewarded
by
their
Phone
165-J,
Nyssa
Dickson,
has
been
appointed
and
Dr. K E. Kerby
return to worship, fellowship and has qualified as administratrix of ling tasks. As a feature of the ev­
hours from 9 to 5 except service.
Please return to the Metho­ of the estate of Clarence J. Dick­ ening the Juniors sponsored the
NEW CAR, TRUCK-TRACTOR TIRES
Physician and Surgeons Office Saturdays,
9 to 12.
Sweater Hop dance, which was en­
dist Church, Third street and Emi- son,
RECAPPING A REPAIRING
deceased,
by
the
County
Court
joyed by everyone.
son. H. J. Gemhardt, Pastor. 13Nlp. of Malheur County, Oregon.
L. A.
Maulding.
M.
D.
J.
R.
CUNDALL
PHONE
5
M
=
= = = =
NYSSA. OREGON
NOW THEREFORE, all persons
Physician and Surgeon
from Corvallis—
MISCELLANEOUS
Dentist
having claims against the estate Here
Phone 37
Guests at the Ray Larson home
i m in in in in in in in in i i:i rni;i i i i!i i:iu i
Phone 56-J
Clarence J. Dickson, deceased, over
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 6
MISCELLANEOUS— Knitting, sew­ of
the week-end Included their
Sarazin
Clinic
are
hereby
notified
and
required
Dally—Except Sunday
ing
and
embroidering
for
young
daughter
and
husband,
Mr.
and
present the same, with proper Mrs. George Bauer, and Raymond
NYSSA
OREGON
children. Mrs. Don Lytle, route 2, to
duly verified, within six Larson, Jr., of Corvallis. Ed Lacke
Nyssa, Eureka avenue.
13N2xp. vouchers,
JEWELRY STORES
(6) months from the date of this of
‘ Portland, Lester Hammar of
OPTOMETRISTS
,to the undersigned, Kath­ Tillamook
MISCELLANEOUS— Get ready for Notice
and Pat Sullivan of Rose-
erine
Dickson,
at
the
law
office
Winter.
We
service
all
kinds
of
PAULUS
burg. The men, students at Oregon
of Harold Henigson at Nyssa, Ore­ State
DR.
J.
A.
MCFALL
heating
equipment.
Nyssa
Heating
enjoyed some eastern
JEWELRY STORE DR. JOHN EASLY
gon, which place the undersigned Oregon college,
Co., phone 109-W.
28Atfc. selects
Bob Eldridge was
Union Pacific Time Inspector
as her place of business a dinner hunting.
with the group at
JEWFBRY — DIAMONDS
MISCELLANEOUS— See us for In all matters connected with said the Larson guest
home Saturday evening.
WATCHES
quick repair service on all makes estate.
of washing machines. We also ser­ Dated and first published Octob­
Main Street w. Second
vice, clean and repair all makes of er 16, 1947.
oil heaters and burners. Free pick­ Last publication November 13, 1947. PAINTING
WYCKOFF
up and delivery service. Phone Dickson, Deceased,
Katherine Dickson, Administra­
JEWELRY
STORE
DECORATING
trix of the Estate of Clarence
Official Time Inspector for
J.
Dickson,
Deceased.
Phone
21,
Ontario,
Ore
Union Pacific
PAPERHANGING
Free Pick Up
ONTARIO
OREGON
Kemtoning
and wallpaper
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
—THE ONLY REFRIGERATOR WITH-
CHIROPRACTORS
cleaning.
Of Your
HAY BUYER
IS HELD AT ADRIAN
Call 74,
Caldwell
Septic Tank Trouble?
Brower’s Plumbing Shop
c an
years
Professional And
Business Directory
out
j
Y
O.K. RUBBER WELDERS
See Norge
Before You Buy
Now Here!
Edwin
Oldham, D. C.
Chiropractic Physician
W. F. JAHN
Physiotherapy - Electro-Therapy
Dealer in hav and grain BOX
118-*-TEL. 171-W—NYSSA
Third at Good Ave.
LODGES
GRAVE MARKERS
City Lodge
For grave markers and Gate No.
214
monuments write or see
I.O.O.F.
R. A. BENTLEY
Haines, Oregon Meets every Monday
Better Values
night, 8:30.
Lower Prices South First Street
Dead and Worthless
Animals
Call Collect
Linoleum laying and hardwood
floor finishing.
ADRIAN, Nov 13— The Rltz Trum­
Roofs repaired and sprayed.
peteers entertained the Adrian stu­ Heavy
Commercial spraying and
dent body and the seventh and
also fine laque- and enamel
eighth grades in a national assem­
furniture work.
bly program held at 9 am. Thurs­
Workmanship and materials
day.
The Trumpeteers consisted of Miss
There Is a Phone Near You
Guaranteed
Helen
Mar
Hubbard,
pianist;
Bob
FREE
ESTIMATES
Nyssa 100
Parma 29 Bolton, trombonist; George Rodda,
COMPLETE
PAINTING
trumpet,
and
Ben
Ritzenhaler,
trom­
Ontario 53
SERVICE
bonist. Mr. Ritzenhaler, who Is
By
“We Haul the Day You Call" manager-director of the quartet,
also played the bassoon, clarinet,
saxaphone.
Ida-Ore Rendering Co. and Among
R. C. KELLER
the selections favored by
Union Contractor
.
the
audience
was
a
saxophone
solo,
Nyssa, Oregon
Nyssa, Oregon
"Enchantment", by Mr. Ritzenhaler. Phone 68-M
a trumpet solo, "Runlccll Runiccla",
“Night-Watch” automatic defrosting.
Giant side freezer.
Convenient left-hand storage.
Handefroster.
“Rollator” mechanism.
t
Hollingsworths’, Inc.
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