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TU E NYSSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L , NYSSA, OREGON TH U RSD A Y , JAN U A RY 29, 1948 l ’ A G t i- *.* »i K tu FOR SALE— Good house with bath, | ers, range boilers, pressure systems.' Junior Plfer returned Saturday spent th evening with Mr. and Mrs. TRUMMEL FINISHES electric hot water tank, nice lawn, I If your well gets sick call a well from Oklahoma. He is working for ] Clifton Nielsen of Ontario Friday. LARGE RESERVOIR Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runcorn and 75 by 119 corner lot. Bernard East man. Many years experience on Harley Wilson. pumps. All work guaranteed. F tps Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson spent I Mrs. Adam Focht were in Boise man. lSDtfc. estimates on plumbing. J. C. Smith. A large reservoir for irrigation, last Monday helping Mr. and Mrs. 22J2XC Charlie Wilson move into their | Tuesday. built on the Frances Miller ranch FOR SALE— Autocrat circulator Mr and Mrs Pliil Harris returned located 15 mt'es west of Drewsey, heater. Inquire Malheur Home Teie-v MISCSI LANEOUS— Have excellent newly-built house on a farm near nine Friday after a month's visit has been finished by the J. S. phone Company, Nyssa. 2SDtfc. tenant for farm. Prefers row crop R is well, Idaho. Trummel Land Leveling and Con- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reffett were ith relatives in Oklahoma. RATES. T wo cent* per word 1er each Issue. Alter one month one | land. See Frank T Morgan. 15Jtfc FOR SALE— Large oil heater, good i structlon company. Approximately quests at a surprise birthday sup- Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of Ar- cent per word. Minimum, cash In advance. Is 30c. condition, lo toot copper tubing MISCELLANEOUS— Heating, in oer honoring Mrs. Harry Gardner , 100,000 yards of dirt was moved adia were dinner guests of Mr. and under government supervision. and 'ittings. Phone 10-R or 62-J. stallation of heating system*, coal ari Friday night. 18Stfc. or oil. Also servicing and repair. The reservoir is on of many being Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick re trs. Joe Dirksen Thursday. Phone 169-W; after 6 p.m. 289-R. turned home January 19. after Mr. and Mrs Ray Russell were built by private enterprise, which | serve as water storage for irrlga- ter Chevrolet coupe; 1 Ottowa drag- FOR SALE— 1Vi acres. Close in. 15Jtfc. rending several days at Walla n Boise Monday on business. For Sale Walla. Mrs. Dimmick's father, M C saw, 3 miles north, 1 mile west, Unimproved. $1000. 2Vi acres on Mr and Mrs. Ward Lundy and I tlon and also stock. They also highway, close In, small house, MISCELLANEOUS— Roofing : re lanlev, who had not been strong -»rol Ann, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. : play a considerable part In the FOR SALS!— One St. Helen's Incu j V4 mile north on Gem avenue, in 230tfc. pair and plaster work, guaranteed, for some time, died recently. Hp Phillips and Jenny, and Mr. and I water and soil conservation pro- bator, 320-egg size. Clara Beam, one ! basement house. Earner Stradley. $3000. Bernard Eastrman. phone 169-W; evenings, 289-R. was 88 years old. Mrs. F p. Runcorn were dinner 1 gram which 1s being promoted by SALE— Phone 144-J or write mile west of Nyssa. 29Jlxc. 15Jtfc. 22J2xp. | FOR Mr. and Mrs Wilford Bybee wer* juests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rim- the federal government. Watts Motor Co., Nyssa, Ore., for FOR. SALE— House. 14 by 34, to FOR SALE— Norge electric range, Willys parts, motors, extra equip MISCELLANEOUS— See us for dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Del •om, who entertained in celebra tion of the first birthday of their Soldier Promoted— be moved. L. G. McDermott, 10 j good condition, 4 burner with large ment, jeeps, station wagons, pickup quick repair service on all makes bert Garner Sunday. Oorp. John J. Norris of Newell Ja k Reffett, son of Mr. and Mrs ion. Michael. miles south of Nyssa, two miles j aven. E. R. Brandt, North First and trucks, tires, tubes, batteries. 28Atfc. of washing machines. We also ser John Reffet. who has been taking Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brandt were Heights, who is stationed with the vice, clean and repair all makes of 'lying under the O.I. training at north of Adrian on Overstreet road. 601st A.EB. in Japan, has been hosts s t a dinner party for 16 guests 22J2xp. FOR SALE— 1942 Ford jeep, new. oil heaters and burners. Free pick 29J2xp. | Beech. promoted to the rank of sergeant. permanent top. First class condi- up and delivery service. Phone Baker, received his pilot's license Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gregg and Sgt. Norris, son of James Norris of FOR SALE— Good 1941 Ford club 1 FOR SALE— Neseo electric roaster ion. $875. Powell Service Garage. 162-R. Lowes Home Appliance Re aat week Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hashitani and family were dinner guest* at the I Nyssa, route 1, is serving his sec 27Ntfc. pair shop. coupe. John Terra, route 2, Nyssa, and stand. E. P. Bingaman, on 6Ntfc. Roy Hashitani were supper guests R. G. Chandler home in Caldwell ond "hitch" with the occupation Oregon. 29J2xp. Dale Garrison place. 22J2xp. I forces in Japan. FOR 8ALE— Several houses for MISCELLANEOUS— Available now at the Thomas Nishltani home Thursday evening. Mrs. E. H. Brandt and Mrs. Cecil FOR SALE— Pinto Shetland pony, FOR SALE— Or trace for stock sale. Attractive bugs. See Frank Electrolux cleaners and air puri Monday evening. Charles Chapin was host to a Gowen shopped in Ontario Thurs Leaves for East— 16Jtfc fiers. Sales and service. Ed A. An broke to ride, bred mare; also one J. D. Crawler. 1947 model, used 30 T. Morgan. Ray Hashitani left by plane re sorrel saddle mare, young, broke to derson, route 3, Wetser, Idaho. group of young people a t a taffy day. pull last Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Diven, Frank cently to visit friends and relatives ride. Mrs. Jack Cray, northwest of J hours, inquire at Hollingsworth’s. FOR SALE— 200 feet frontage, 150 Phone 567-J4. 26Jtfc. 22J3xp. feet deep, south of Polar Cold Stor Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson ’’arr.Frank Sherwood and Mr. Bush in Washington, D. C. and New York Adrian. 29Jlxc. age, $2400. Bernard Eastman. llStf. MISCELLANEOUS— Prompt and »hooped in Ontario last Thursday it tended the Grange masters' school City FOR SALE— Bring your sacks and FOR SALE— Business lot, one block Mrs. Elmer Cloninger accompan t Boulevard Sunday afternoon free pick-up or your dead, crippied south of Carl's Doll house. Phone get your eating potatoes. $1.50 per FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper. or sick livestocx. Calls received be ied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calla bag. L. J. Josephson and Son ware Guaranteed to be washable and 016-R2, Wayne Haroldsen. 29J2xc. han, visited Elmer Cloninger a t the house, Payette, Idaho. 15J«c. non-fading for three years. Good fore 9 o'clock are picked up by Veterans hospital in Boise Sunday Efficient drivers. Call col FOR SALE— H-THC tractor, good stock on hand. Stunz Lumber com noon. Don M. Graham Mrs. Sid Flanagan attended 8 lect Payette 0180-J3 or 155, or Nys condition, 1 6-row IHC beet cul FOR SALE— SURGE milking ma pany. 26Jtfc. sa meeting of the American Associa 102- W. Idaho Animal Product* Optometrist chine, SUROE water heaters, tivator, nearly new; 6-row Bo 5Jtfc. tion of University Women Sunday wer sidedresser, new; 6-row sit- SURGE electric fencers, SURGE FOR SALE—Automobile Insurance Company. Insurance Agency afternoon a t the home of Mrs. Iva down beet thinner; 10-foot 18-lnch milk coolers. Davenport and Jacobs, I Public Liability, Property Damage. MISCELLANEOUS— Need money? Tyler. The group also enjoyed din Eyes Examined J. D. disc, nearly new; Lemke beat 814 River St., Payette, Idaho, phone Fire, Tnelt and Collision. Placed Loans on farms for refinancing, ner at the country club at Payette jj # 15J3XC. | in the best companies at lowest er. All this equipment Is In ex 0293-J l. Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen returned building. Improvements, b u y in g . jj Fire and Autom obile cellent condition. 1939 Ford truck, FOR SALE— New Westinghouse re possible rates. Bernard Eastman Long term, low interest, see Ber ■Sunday evening by plane from Port Phone 720 new tires. Will sell separately. Write frigerators. Ostrom Bros. Appliance land. after visiting her daughters 14FUc nard Eastman, phone 64, Nyssa. Melvin Beck, box 183, or phone 157- ¡Co., phone 118-W. Insurance who have been 1 1 1 . 15Jtfc. 3Atfc. 718 Arthur St. R, Kimberly, Idaho. 22J2xp. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tltland and Found FOR SAE— New Westinghouse el MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car family were Sunday dinner guests Rentals Bonds FOR SALE— Child's new white ectric ranges, three models, Ostrom Caldwell, Idaho majorette boots, size 814. Phone Bros. Appliance. Co., phone 118-W. POUND— Have taken up 16 head and clyinder lock keys made. Wes at the John Orottveit home. The oocasion marked the birthday ol horses—4 sorrel, 2 blacks, the rest tern Auto Store. 250tfc. 289-R. 22J2xp. 15Jtfc. bays and browns; 4 or 5 colts in the twins, Jean and Jeanive. m w — ww n m m u r— wmi m n hi m mhmmw M h m n m CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Mr. and Mrs. Verne G arner anu <wawmm mwhwihw FOR SALE— Westinghouse electric FOR SALE— 4-room house with the bunch. Brand indiscernable. Stock received Monday, Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Garner plan range $23. Also Norge oil heater $25. bath, three blocks north between Owner may have same by paying Mrs. Clifford C. Patterson. Phone First and Second streets. Phone for damage and this ad. Glenn Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a. m. on a trip to Roy, Utah this week 28Jlxc. to 6 p. m. and Friday 8 a. m. to 12. end to attend Mrs. Julia G am e rt 40-R. 22J3xp. 151-W. 22J3xp Suitor, route 2, Nyssa. 80th birthday celebration. . No stock received on Sunday. FOR SALE— 1940 DS-35 two-‘on FOR SALE— Electric wiring and Beef, sheep and pork. Free delivery Mr and Mrs. Ed Steiner and LOST International truck, two-speed axle, supplies of all kinds at your Wes daughter were supper guests at the to Polar locker plant. beet bed, good condition, $1090. tinghouse dealers. Ostrom Bros. LOST— Hamilton railroad watch. One mile west on Alberta avenue Bud Charland home Wednesday ev Owyhee Truck and Implement Co., Appliance Co., phone 118-W. 15Jtfc. $5 reward if found in good condi ening. Phone 05R1 tion. Return: L. B. Wakefield, 2304 phone 83-J. 22J2xc. Mr. and Mrs. Devon Larson made JAKE FISCHER FOR SALE—It's time to order those Oreen street. Salt Lake City, Utah. a business trip to Ontario Wednes FOR SALE— Straw. Kenneth Mc sturdy Christie's New Hampshire 29J2xp. day. Legal Advertising Donald, 2 miles west, H mile south red chicks for early fryers to help Mrs. Morgan Hansen and child Owyhee Junction. 22J2xp. solve your meat problems. Orders LOST— Man's billfold, in business ren of Star, Idaho visited in the NOTICE OF SEASONAL section. Jewel A. Brown. Leave at being taken now for early chick Fred Mitchell and Devon Larson DETERMINATION FOR SALE— Kiest beet loader-lift are at the Lemon hatchery Nyssa Tavern. Notice is hereby given that the homes Saturday. er. Studebaker armv truck, Olson deliveries 8Jtfc. Mrs. Joe Hobson and Mrs. Jim employer listed below has been de CALL LES SW ETLAND bed. Olson beater. A1 in good condi- in Nyssa, phone 111-J. For Rent termined to be a seasonal employer Langley were Nampa visitors Thurs t.on. See or call D. H. Christensen, j FOR SALE— 10 acres one mile west for free estimates on your 016-J4. 22J2xc.1 of town. Good buy. See Frank T. FOR RENT— 120 acres, 10 row within the meaning of Section 126- day. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rataezvk plumbing and heating problems. 707 O.C.L.A. Any interested party 8Jtfc. crop, 10 pasture, 10 alfalfa, and 10 may request a hearing before the were visitors in Vale Thursday. FOR SALE— 2-bedroom home, with Morgan. not seeded. House, pressure system, or without furnitur*. priced reason FOR SALE— New crop of red beaus, soft water, cow barn and chicken Commission within ten days after D. W. Randolph arrived Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. able. See John Hussey, 198E 1st fine quality, $12 per 100 lb. bag, house. See R. M. Southerland at final publication of this notice. The "off-season” (In calendar Lew McCoy, after visiting in Port Street. 22J2xp $7.50 per bushel. One mile east of Help-Ur-Self laundry. 29Jtfc. weeks) of each seasonal employer land. O N TA R IO PH O N E 921 FOR SALE— 1939, five-passenger Owyhee junction. A.D.Moses. lJ5xp Kenneth Lorensen returned Tues FOR RENT— Basement apartment, in Malheur county for the calendar Buiek coupe, also 1947 Areo sedan FOR SALE— Very good 5-room j 999 day from Portland. His daughter, year 19-*8 is as stated beltrw: am UKMMNM 1411 HI M MMMHIH'MlMTIMMMMMnWWMII¡UM IH14IMHilllillllMfIIIlimiWIM North Sixth street. Phone 119-J Chevrolet, very low mileage. Phone house with bath and basement. Two ¡between The Bridgford Company 27-47 and Mrs. Don Parker, was to be operat 5 pm. and 8 pm . 22J2xp. 151-W 22J3xp. extra rooms finished in basement. ed on this week. 14-26. RENT—Trailer house after OREGON UNEMPLOYMENT FOR SALE— Trucking business, Completely furnished with very nice FOR January 25, and sleeping room. COMPENSATION COMMISSION two trucks, phone 151-W. 22J3xp. furniture arid kitchen equipment. Phone SCOUT TROOP AT 286-J. 22J2xc 100 by 117 comer location. Immedi Dated and first published this OWYEE INSTITUTED FOR SALE— One team horses,! ate possession. Newly decorated. This POR RENT—20 acres of land. Lloyd 22 day oi January, 1948. Date of last publication 29th .smooth mouth, gentle In harness;! is on excellent buy. See Bernard Lewis. 25Dtfc. day of January, 1948. 1 two-way John Deere horse plow; £ Eastman. Real estate — Insurance. A troop of Bov Scouts of America Utfc. FOR RENT-- Polish your own 1 Oliver corn cultivator; 1 1933 Mas- Phone 64. ■ ponsored by the Owyhee L. D. 8. ward was Instituted at a meeting floors. Rent our high-speed pol SUNSET CHURCH held January 4 in the Oregon Trail ishing equipment. Easily handled SERVICE PLANNED sc hoo lhouse. by women. Nyssa Lumber company. Leon Myers, field scout executive » 3Atfc. SUNSET VALLEY, Jan. 29— Mid and representative of the national week church service will be held council, presented the charter for WANTED i January 29 at the Glenn Strickland troop 38 to President Lee Stoker WANTED- Tractor man to work home, and Febuary 5 at the Robb Prank J. Pike was named the first scoutmaster, with Arlan Haroldson on 160-acre farm. Prefer married Thompson home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reffett vis as assistant. Troop committeemen mat.. John Terra, route 2, Nyssa. ited Mrs. Stanley Reffett last Sun are Leslie W. Stoker, chairman; Iv- 29J2xp. day at the Ontario hospital. ard Cleverly, Qlendall H. Salter, WANTED— General sewing to be Mr. and Mrs. Devon Larson vis Kenneth Olson. George Beeendorf- done at my hdrr.e. Mrs. Everett ited in Frultland, Idaho last Sat er and Clifford 8 Wright Charter Plhinn, between 6th and 7th streets urday. scout members present were Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hillis and and Eugene Loy. Robert Haney, on Locust. 22J2xp. DENTISTS PHYSICIANS A— Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell made Vernon Ricks. Allen Haney. El win WANTED— 80 acres of row erop a business trip to Nampa last Fri Haroldson, Dale Patterson andRollo land to farm. Phone 014-R1. D. At- Tanner. day. SA RA ZIN CLINIC DR. C. M. TYLER Bgi. 22J3*p Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nishitarvi Tenderfoot badges were presented Dr. J. J. Sarazin W ilson B uilding a house-warming party at to five scouts, who in turn pinned WANTED— Farm work or common atended your choice before yna enlist, Phone 165-J, Nyssa Dr. K E. Korby labor. Mervin Bennett. Wilson ap the Roy Nishltani home Saturday miniature badges on their mothers under the Aviation Career Plan. night. A buffett supper for 30 Leslie Stoker told of experiences Office hours from 9 to 5 except artm ent, or write general delivery, Physician and Surgeons If you are between 2014 and 28 (during his 19 years oi sertlca as Saturdays, 9 to 12. Nyssa. 22J2xp. guests was served. you can compete for appoint Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmik vis scoutmaster at Roy, Utah. .J a m s L. A. Moulding. M. D. m ent to O fficer C andidate WANTED— Custom plowing, con ited Jess King at Houston, Idaho A. Peterson, representing the Owy hee bishopric, promised full co-op Physician and Surgeon School. * tact Earl L. Leach at Towne's gar Sunday. J. R. CUNDALL Me. and Mrs. Sid Flanagan were eration In tlie venture. Mr. Myers age. 22J2xp. Phone 37 D entist In Boise Friday on business. talked on scoutir-g. Frank J Pike Hours- 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Special opportunities for men with Phone 56-J WANTED— Farm to rent, custom Mrs. Stanley Relfett was taken sang “My Buddy",Vivlan Ashby Daily—Except Sunday 2 years of cofltfe or Iht equivalent Sarazin Clinic tractor work. Would work by month to the Ontario hospital last Wed played the prelude and Vernon Ricks or year. Phone 01-R4, Tyrus Wash- nesday. jffered prayer. , OREGON All unmarried male citizens be JEW E L R Y STORES NYSSA bum, 5 miles south on Adrian high Mr. and Mrs. Casmier J. Ratae- tween 20 and 26*4 are eligible way. 8J4xp. zyk were hosts at a Sunday din to apply for Aviation Cadet ner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs B. RICHLAND COUPLE O PTO M ETR ISTS PAULUS Hundreds of «pportusiti«» Pilot Training. Successful grad WANTED — Plumbing. Radiant, Novak and daughter of Meridian. MOVES TO BOISE uates of pilot training will be JEWELRY STORE steam and hot water heating. Free Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cochran If you are 17 to 34, physically DR. A. M CFA LÍ7 rated as Air Force pilots, com estimate*. See Fred Braun, across and son of Ontario. Mr and Mrs. RICHLAND, Jan. 29— Air. and Mr« Union Pacific Time Inspector (U. and can pass certain mental street from Nyssa Funeral home. Frank Rataezyk of Yakima. Mr. A. H. Davis and son, Stanley, mov missioned as 2nd Lieutenants. JEWELRY — DIAMONDS examinations, you may enlist DR. JO H N EASLY 30OtfJ. and Mrs. Otto Reins and family ed to Boise Friday to make their Air Force Reserve, and assigned W A TCH ES right now in the U. S. Air to flying duty with the U. 8. Force. Once in the Air Force Main Street a. Second WANTED— To buy anything in of Frultland. Marion Ristan of New home Mr Davis worked for E. H. Air Force. you will have an opportunity to beef or veal. Also i/uy banger cows Plymouth. Morris Harrison of Vale, Brandt the past two year». Mr. Da qualify for one of the many " WYCKOFT or will handle for hide and offall Marcon Cutler of Ontario, and Mr. vis and Mrs. Brandt are brother and Mrs. Harry Rataezyk and fami and sister. Spocisl opportunities for Veterans technical or specialized train Phone 31M or 0UJ1. 22Atfc. JEWELRY STORE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dirksen and ly. ing courses offered by the Air ol aoy of tbo Arm ed Forces Official Time Inspector for Mrs. A1 Kuehrw and Mrs. Ward family weer dinner guests of Mr. Training Command. MISCELLANEOUS Wteneke of Nyssa were Saturday and Mr Dick Dirksen of Willow* Union Pacific If you had an occupational specialty in any of more than ONTARIO OREGON MISCELLANEOUS— For plumbing visitors at the Sid Flanagan home. reek Sunday. SpMtkl opportunitiei •«J Mif h Mbetl Mr and Mrs. Verne O am er and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boenir and 300 skills with the Army, Navy, call 286-J Service calls promptly Phone 21, O ntario, Ore Mr and Mrs. Deb Oarner made family were dinner guest* of Mr. (raduilet Air Force, Marines or Coast made Have a good supply of m ater lodges " a business trip to Caldwell Friday. and Mrs. Bar! Morris of Boise ial on hand; also some fixtures, el Ouard, you may be eligible for If you have graduated from GRAVE MARKERS Taylor Sandy of Nyssa was a Mr and Mrs Clifford Nielson ectric water heaters, cabinet show- a grade as high as Technical high school you can enlist in Ny**a Post flo .' 79 Sunday guest at the home of Mr. Sergeant in the Air Force, de the TJ 8 Air Force for 3 years and Mrs William Gregg. For grave m arkers and American Legion pending upon your skill and and will be accepted for an Air Neil Dimmik delivered three regi previous experience. Force Specialised School of M eets 1st & 3rd Thurs. m onum ents w rite or see stered bucks to the Napton siding P'ree Pick U p R. A. BENTLEY last week. ARE YOU P roject O ffice, 8 p. m. Mrs. Claude Wilson and Mrs. Pete H aines, O regon A L L T H E S E O P P O R T U N I T I E I A N D G O O D PAY, T O O ! All V eterans W elcome Of Tour Wilson shopped In Ontario one day B etter V alues .ast week You start at $75 a month, plus food, clothing, quarters, medical Mr. and Mrs. Verne Oam er made Gate City Lodge D ead and W orthless _________ Low er Prices and dental care, provisions for retirement. In a few short months, a trip to Caldwell Thursday. No. 214 you may be rated Private First Class at $80 a month. This actually Mr and Mrs Hudson Robb and gives you more net take-home HAY BUYER A nim als Clarence Reed were Caldwell shop- I.O.O.F. pay than the average civilian pay oers Monday. FOR M eets every Monday ing for equal benefits. For full Mrs Dick L a rry and children Call Collect CAf f i [ RS WI T H A r UT V f l f W F. J A H N details, ask at your U. 8. Army visited her parents. Mr and Mrs. night. 8:30. Dealer in hay and grain There Is a Phone Near You and U 8. Air Force Recruiting Olaf PyUmgnesa, several days last U. S- A r m y a n d South F irst Street WINTER FIRES? week D! k Larcy. who will farm Station. T h ird at Good Ave. Nyssa 109 Parma 25 the former Ed Price farm on the U . S . A i r F o rc e river, has moved his family to his Golden Rule Lodge Ontario 53 CHIROPRACTORS new location. No. 147, A.F. A M. SEE Jim Langley left Boise by plane "We Haul the Day You Gall Saturday for Kansas City, Nebras M eetings Second Mon Edwin Oldham^Bn^T" ARMY RECRUITING STATION C h ir o p r a c tic P h y a irla n Ida-Ore Rendering Co. ka to visit la mother. day o f m onth. 8 p. m. P h ra ia th c rm p y - E le c tr a - T h e r a p y FRANK T. MORGAN Oscar Malmberg is sick. Sid Flanagan returned last Wed WILSON BUILDING, ONTARIO, OREGON All Masons Invited N ysw , Oregon nesday from Yakima. Hla father BOX 1M—TH* 171-W—NYSSA to now up and walking on ».rutchae. Classified Advertising ( DR. G.W. GRAVES Plumbing & Heating C. C. Anderson Stores Co. JC i the world's finest AVIATION TRAINING for OUTSTANDING YOUNG MEN OF AMERICA Professional And Business Directory] JT PREPARED & I ' Vi
