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THE N Y S S A ÇATE CITY JO U R N A L , NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1918 PAGE THREE Lee Lane, phone 188-J or write box day to visit relatives near Camas Ion Larson home were Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver were in Ontario Tuesday. Idaho. ¡Grant Patterson. Mrs. Willis Bertran and Air» Mi and Mrs. BiU Brown, wno Mr. and Mrs. Prank Briggs vis-ichxxtell were among those who at* MISCELLANEOUS— Custom haul 1 tended the Owyhee Riding club ing, anything except livestock. Nor- !iave been living at the Floyd Young 4ted in Caldwell Sunday. vell Robbins, 1/2 mile west on Gem home the past few’ weeks, bought a I Olie Ege has been plastering for ^ meeting at the Saraain home in | avenue. _ 22J4xc iuck and moved to Homedale this Roob Thompson in his residence. ! Nyssa F*riday evening. mifiPH n ™ " dr Chlf k Young have Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kaufman I Mr. and Mrs. Hawwrd Day enter - MISCELLANEOUS— We buy bang joined Brown, forming a crew for . . , RATES. Two cents per word for each issue Alter one month one er cows or kill, cool and handle for loading and trucking potatoes in f Homedale were dinner guests of tained at their home Wedneeeday Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson Mon-1 evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. hide and offal. Why take a chance that area. cent per word. Minimum, cash In advance, la 30c. Mr. and Mrs. John Grottviet and day. Loyd Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. Jim on losing indemnity. Call 31-M or 011-J1, Nyssa. lJlfc, twin daughters, Jean and Jeanive.l Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Herring and Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Delburt Ceaver and Mr. and Mrs. Lester MISCELLANEOUS—General truck ------ ------------------- ------- - 16-ineh hanq-on plows, 7 foot hyd- ing. John Barnett and Kenneth Mrs. Joe Darcy and daughter, ®unc*ay in Boise. Cleaver. . | For Sale | raulic lilt, dozer blade, stream-lin- Reece, phone 123-R. lJtfc Sherry, of Scio, Oregon visited a| Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Schweizer Leslie Topliff, S. B. and Olen zr~ — - ■ -——------------------ -— ------ ed cab with heater. Russ Patton at the home of Mrs. Darcy's and Mrs. Frank Briggs were Nam- Hoffman and George Cleaver and FOR SALE-Tw o-bedroom house. Jr 2* miles wegt o{ 0wyhe£ MISCELLANEOUS— Available now week father. W T. Cannon, returning Electrolux cleaners ana air pjui- to their home Monday. pa visitors Wednesday and Thurs Alva Ooodell have cumbined their insulated, close to park and schools. I Junctlon 29J2xp fiers. Sales and service. Ed A. An grain the past week. S Immediate possesston. 441 Ennis, [ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell re- day. FOR SALE— Fuller wallpaper in derson, route 3, Weiser, Idaho ruined Thursday after a two-week Mrs. Leslie Ditty and son, Ron Mr. and Mrs. Ivin Topliff of Ola, phone 299-W 5Atfc FOR SALE—'1948 Farmall HN with wide assortment of natterns and Phone 087-J4. 26Jtfc. vacation trip, which included vis ald, of .Ontario were dinner gueests long axles, uiso 6 row vegetable prices, washable and light proof Idaho were Sunday dinner guests at FOR SALE—Small house on 66 by fting Mrs. Mitchell’s brother, Ralph at the Nelson Field home Wednes- Nyssa Furniture company, one block MISCELLANEOUS— Opportunity cultivator with delayed lift, like the Leslie Topliff home. » ray. Hicks, at »Hoback basin, touring 77-foot lot, three rooms and bath, new, used but few hours, ti mile straight west of U. P. depot. 20Mtfc. for right man, good salary, big com ------------------------------------------- j Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson shop- missions, permanent job. See Bud YeJawstone National park, troll- living room 10x16, bedroom 10x12, south of Napton warehouse. 29J2xp Navy Accepts Volunteer»— FOR SALE— Let us measure your Sherman, B and M equipment Co., fishing at Jackson lake and attend- ped In Ontario Thursday. small kitchen and bath, beeautiful S G. Thacker, MMC. V . S. nary, 27Mtfc. $ng the rodeo at Lyman and the hardwood floors in living room, in FOR SALE—41 Chevrolet special windows for Venetian blinds. No Nyssa. phone 270-W. recruiter in charge of the Boise nidget races at Salt Lake City laid linoleum in kitchen and bath, deluxe, first class shape; heavy duty charge for this service or estimates. BUENA VISTA navy recruiting station, announced MISCELLANEOUS— Heating, in Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hobson att three-piece modern bath set. 441 dual wheel Chevrolet pickup, first Obtainable In one week. Assortea that the navy will not accept men stallation of heating systems, coal colors in steel or aluminum slats. ended the Nazarene missionary con 5Atfc. class shape; 17-foot inboard boat, No. 6th St.. H. A. Sweet. Mr and Mrs. Howard Day and through selective service u n lw all- ' a steal at the price. Leo Fife, weld Nyssa Furniture company, phone or oil. Also servicing and repair. dition in Nampa Friday . 20Mtfc. Phone 169-W; after 6 p.m. 289-R. Mr. and Mrs. WiLbur Chapin. Mr. daughters left for Troy. Oregon EYi- solutely necessary, but will accept FOR SALE—or trade, 1936 Inter ing and repairing, phone 016-J1. 149-W. Mrs. Olen Thompson and volunteers from the I t to 31 age 15Jtfc. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen and day. national pick-up. See at 172 Third 29Jtfc. FOR SALE— Tile wall coverings, Beth Chapin made a business trip family who have been visiting here bracket for enrollment In the navy's street. Marvin Elmore. 5Alxp the past two weeks, returned home trade schools or to summarily "fill FOR SALE—24-foot Schultz trailer, chrome table and sink edgings MISCELLANEOUS— Prompt and to Baker Thursday. the fleet” , with either 12 month or FOR SALE— Bedroom suite, dav- electric refrigerator, butane stove, waterproof cement, etc. Nyssa Fur free pick-up or your dead, crippied Mrs. Conley Ward and baby of with them. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver and 36 month enlistment period at the 6Mtfc. or sick livestock. Calls rece.ved be Salem visited Mrs. Ward's sister- eno and rocker set, dining table see Lloyd Pharaoh, East Fifth st. niture Co., phone 149-W. Oary and Mr. and Mrs. George option of the volunteer. and four chairs, new Coleman oil 29J2xp. FOR SALE— Small nomes, build- fore 9 o'clock are picked up by in-law, Mrs. Larry Dimmick, Thurs noon. Efficient drivers. Call col day afternoon and evening. Mrs. heater, electric automatic washer, for home or business. Ralph lect Payette 0180-J3 or t55, or Nys Ward plans to visit relatives here j @ 1936 Ford V-8, miscellaneous items» FOR SALE—18 x20' tent with floor, \ng ^ Located half mile north and 2'4 washing machine, radio, kerosene Lawrence, Nyssa Insurance Agency, sa 102-W. raano Animal Products and then continuing her trip t o ; g GR AN D OPENING 5Jtfc Wyoming. 29J2xp |________________ __ ___________6Mttc' Company. miles west of Adrian on Mendiola stove, 580 N. Eighth. road. A. J. Sorensen. 5Alxp Bert Turner and son, Darrell of | ¡3 FOR SALE— Girl's bicycle. Phone f ° R ? ave laJI" s and homes MISCELLANEOUS— Need money? Place: Old Commissary at Labor Camp North Vale were Sunday dinner guests at g for sale. Need more, list with Ken FOR SALE—Auto court, 10 cabins, 86 22J3XP. Loans on farms for refinancing, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cash B Renstrom. Phone 264-W. 29J tie. east of Nyssa service station, nice home with small building, Improvements, b u y i n g . Turner. | {jjj apartment. Best location in town. Time: Friday, August 6 K S . - ' S S ™ ' ■“ MorpV 22Jtfc. ? t o r S A L R - m e t r ic . » 4 Long term, low Interest, see Ber Judith Bergam, daughter of Paul § Would consider trade for small supplies of all kinds at your Wes nard Eastman, phone 04. Nyssa. Bergam had to make daily trips' a Hours: 3 a. m. to 10 a. m. and 1 to 10 p. m. firm. Ralph G. Lawrence, Nyssa 3Atfc. to a doctor this week, after blood a FOR SALE— Business building, tinghouse dealers. Ostrom Bros. Insurance agency. 5Atfc Main street location, lot size 25x116. Appliance Co., phone 11B-W 15Jtfc. Featuring Spanish and American Dishes, poisoning developed from an Insect r - MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car G. Lawrence Insurance | FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper oite on her foot. FOR SALE—Pickling cucumbers, Ralph Dinners, Lunches and Short Orders and cylinaer lock keys made. H>n- 22 J tfc. Guaranteed to be washable am. The Assembly of God Sunday and some sweet com Vi mile agency, Nyssa, phone 53. neman’s. 250tfc. Come in and give us a trial. We feel sure you school picnic, which was to have southwest of Nyssa, George Gabriel, FOR SALE— 1941 Chevrolet tudor non-fading tor three years. Good been held in Apple valley, was 5A2xp. will return CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING stock on hand. Stunz Lumber com special delux. Dick Parker, Route Stock received Monday. Tuesday, postponed until August 8 because 26Jtfc. 15J4xp pany. FOR SAEL—Used Oliver potato 2, Nyssa. of the death of Charles Ditty. Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a. m. digger. Western Corrugator Co. FOR SALE— Small brooder house, FOR SALE— New Westinghouse el to 6 p. m. and Friday 8 a. m. to )2. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite and 6A 2XC family of Haines and friends from I ectric ranges, three models, Ostrom No stock received on Sunday. like new, to be moved off present 15J4xc Bros. Appliance. Co., phone 118-W Beef, sheep and pork. Free delivery Lewiston, Idaho spent several days FOR SALE—Modern new home, site. Phone 18-R1. at the John Reffett farm last week. 15 J tic. to Pciar locker plant. beautiful yard, best location in FOR SALE— 12 acres within Vi Betty Cannon returned to Scio. One mile west on Alberta avenue town. South 7th, phone 291R 29J6xp mile city limits. Will sell as unit Oregon the first of the week, after For Rent Phone 05RI Anything You Need In Line of Plumbing visiting for a week at the home FOR SALE—or trade, building lot at $475 per acre; in acre tracts, JAKE FISCHER of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cannon. — Contact— 50 by 150, shallow well. R. F. Spen (8Vi 100 by 50 lots to acre) at $550, FOR RENT— Two-room cabin. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chadd were 29J2xc cer, route 1, Ontario, % J. W. or smaller tracts at $100 per 5000 Phone 122-J. Legal Advertising hosts at a Sunday birthday dinner 29J2xp square feet. Title insurance includ Hardin. for their daughters, Mrs. EM Stein- ed. Lloyd W. Lears. 8Jtfc. FOR RENT—Floor Polisher. Pet- STATE OF OREGON FOR erson-Newsom Furniture Co. 22Jtfc tr and Mrs. Bud Charland. Other FOR SALE—New FHA constructed THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR homes. Two-bedroom home, north FOR SALE 1939 Oldsmobile four- guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim NOTICE TO CREDITORS NYSSA, OREGON Second street, electric water heat-1 door sedan, good clean car, $895 In the eountv court of the State Cliadd and daughter, Ed Steiner er, oil furnace, insulated, detach- Lloyd Lewis. ___ 15Jtfc W e Guarantee Our Work For One Year and Bud Charland. of Oregon for the County of FOR RENT Alvin Marns 'lost a finger in an Malheur ed garage, $8500, $3000 down. *>»1-, f q r SALE—Or trade, 1939 Inter- Free Estimates— Phone 196-J accident while working with land- anee easy payments. Two-bedroom I national pick_up. Zack walker, In the Matter of the estate of Floor house, north Second street, elect phone 78-R. Arthur M. Smith, also known as levelnig equipment of the Art lSJtfc. Sander ric water heater, oil furnace, insul Hawks place. A. M. smith, deceased «WH h i urn ni tifi in ti in tu ni M in ili! m . ... .. ...... . n mu u innn in in in miiiimi Mrs. Vem G am er and Mrs. De * ated, hardwood floors, $7250. $2100 FOR SALE— Red inlaid linoleum; NOTICE TO CREDITORS Reasonable down, balance easy payments. See marbelized pattern for coving, cabi Notice IS HERESY GIVEN that von Larson were guests at a party Clifford Fox or phone 011R1. 29J3xo net tops etc. Nyssa ium lture Co., CUSTOM the unlersigned, Prona Smith, has Monday evening at the Roy Rook- Rates i one block west o f R. R. depot. been appoined executrix of the stool home. FOR SALE-Dressed fryers, delivered Mrs. James Langley was ill sev lOJtfc. estate of Arthur M. Smith, also on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Llewel known as A. M. Smith, deceased, by eral days last week. Marian Price lyn Robbins, Vi mile west on Gem FOR SALE— Beautiful, modem the County Court of Malheur helped the Langley family during avenue. 29J2xp home, two bedrooms, with basement County, Oregon, and has qualified the time. apartment. All conveniences in Twenty-four attended the Pleas as such. FOR SALE—1941 Allis Chalmers cluding quick-freeze, good location, NOW, THEREFORE, all persons ant Hour club picnic at Apple valley tractor, model "C” . New tires and lawn, trees. Ralph O. Lawrence. having claims against the Estate of last Sunday. battery. Motor A -l shape, beet and 3Jtfc. I Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rataezyk were Arthur M. Smith, deceased, are her- spud cultivator complete with lamps 1_______________________ by notified and required to present honored at a surprise birthday party and shanks and shovels, 6 ft. side . f o r SALE, HOMES— the same, with proper vouchers, Saturday evening at their home. mower with hydraulic lift, two-way [ Good buy in one-bedroom home From duly verified, within six (6> months Miss Josephine Rataezyk of Van STUNZ LUMBER COMPANY from the date o f this Notice to the couver and her brothers, Frank, FIELD TO THE SHED FOR RENT— Polish your own undersigned, Prona Smith, at the Casmier, and Harry Rataezyk, and floors. Rent our high-speed pol law office of Harold Henigson at their families presented their par ishing equipment. Easily handled Nyssa, Oregon, which place the un ents with a birthday gift of an by women. Nyssa Lumber company. dersigned selects as her place of electric mangle. 3Atfc. business in all matters connected The Chalk Butte Orange plan ning a dance for Saturday night with said estate. W ANTED Dated annd first published July August 7 at the Cow Hollow hall. Phone 28J Charlie Schweizer bought a new 22, 1948. WANTED—Carpenter work, remod Last publication August 19, 1948. Ferguson tractor, buck-rake and •1:1111 "j i» w w i i 11 i i I * in in in in in in in in in in in in n in in m in in in in in in in in in m i i inn eling or new building; would work FYona Smith, Ebtecutrix of the mower this week. for contractor. Ray Bohler, at Mr. and Mrs. Donald Randolph dpnsiiolkiisilaieici :C]ItnL^^t51Sl5UdV5l9}licI9iL!dl!cl4gLGjtsi5nDii5ISiei51iglBiaiSI91SIBI9iaiiaH Estate of Arthur M. Smith, also Collins Trailer court, Silver Liner known as A. M. Smith, Deceased. and Annabelle, Yvonne, and Donald trailer. 5Alxp David Randolph of Kimballton, Iowa arrived last Sunday at the WANTED—Caring for children or PRIM ARY CHILDREN Lew McCoy home. Mr. Randolph other work. Write Gladys Moses, PHYSICIANS DENTISTS PRESENT PROGRAM Is the brother of Mrs. Lew McCoy. route 1, Nyssa, or phone 193-J Friday Mrs. McCoy accompanied the Nyssa. 6A2xp SUNSET VALLEY, August 5— The Randoluh family, who were going SARAZIN CLINIC WANTED—Barley. William Peutz, primary children of the L.DB.'to Portland to visit Mrs. McCoy's phone 101J2. 5Atfc Owyhee ward presented a program j sister. Mrs. A. R. Reddekoop, over Dr. J. J. Sarazln DR. C. M. TYLER Sunday evening at the Oregon lie week-end, returning the first of WANTED - Custom pick-up baling, Trail schoolhouse to a full house the week. Rosalie McCoy spent the Dr. K E. Kerby wire ties. Write or see O. J. Burg of adults. The program was the week-end as a house guests of BINDING T W IN E Wilson Building ess, route 2, Nyssa, on Columbia culmination of the summer's stud Karla Kay Outhrle in Nyssa. Physician and Surgeons avenue, 3 miles west of highway. ies of the ^Scandinavian, Indian, Conly Lockett of Willow Creek Phone 165-J, Nyssa 22J3xp Hawaiian and English people, in visited Tuesday at the Jim Chadd jj BALE TIES cluding costumes and musical home. WANTED— Immediately, house for features. On display was handi L. A. Maulding, M. D. Office houis from 9 to 5 except Mrs. Devon Larson »was hostess family in or near Nyssa. See or work of all the groups, including Friday afternoon at a demonstrat Physician and 9urgeon Saturdays, 9 to 12. phone Charlie at Elder's Hardware. Indian pottery and beadwork, Haw ion dinner. Guests were Mrs. Rul- SPUD BELTS Phone 37 WANTED—Steady man for irrigator aiian flowers and boats, English lon Anderson of Adrian. Mrs Jenny g H o u r s : 10 t o IS and 2 to 5 either married or single. Phone breadboards, Scandinavian purses Orr, Mrs. Fred Mitchell, Mrs. FYed Daily—Except Sunday 276R. lSJtfc and numerous other articles. Near Babcock, Mrs. Orant Patterson, D O W GENERAL WEEDICIDE ly 100 children, four to 11 years Mrs. Ray Orr, Mrs. Rosel Anderson, WANTED Capable salesman-buy of aqe, participated In the summer and Mrs. William Orr. J. R. CUNDALL Mr. and Mrs. Wakasui of Banks, J er for Malheur county, must be free studies and final presentation of JEWELRY STORES Oregon and Mrs. George Hashltani | to travel, willing to study full line the program. 40 B U TYL ESTER Dentist to do effective work, good com Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb and and Donna Mae of Ontario were Tuesday evening guests at the mission. Write Watts Seed Co., daughter, Darlene, arrived home Phone 56-J PAULUS Nyssa, Oregon. 24Jtfc Saturday after a three-months trip Thomas Nishitani home. Wakasugi JEW ELR Y STORE Sarazln Clinic as far east as Pennsylvania sight |> the brother of Mrs. Hashitani. | WANTED— To buy anything in seeing and visilng friends and rel Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olson of Union Pacific Time Inspector The House o f Oliver beef or veal. Also custom killed atives. The highlights of their trip Buhl. Idaho were over-night guests NYSSA ORBOON JEWELRY — DIAMONDS and delivered to Polar Cold Stor Included their visit to Niagara falls, of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pomeroy WATCHES age. Phone 31-M or 011-J1. 12Ftfc. the Ford museum and factory at Friday evening. Main Street a . Second Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mitchell and Dearborn, Michigan, cereal factor M ISCELLANEOUS ies at Battle Creek. Michigan, the son. Jerry, of Roswell were Sunday OPTOMETRISTS quests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mit MISCEJLLANEOUS-Painting, brush Black hills o f the Dakotas and chell. W YCKOFF Stunz and Thomas I or spray, no job too large or too Yellowstone National park. Robb Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin small. G o any place. FYee estimates. also reports that all prospects for made a business trip to Ontario and JEW ELR Y STORE a bumper co m crop are excellent. DR. J. A. MCFALL Official Time Inspector for Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gamer, Payette Saturday. Union Pacific Sunday dinner guests at the Dev- Mrs. George Folkman and Mrs. 9flM M M iin9l9iaat5islsiaßi<3Sisist9iSH Sin8H M N M M H M DR. JOHN EASLY ONTARIO OREGON Vem G am er shopped in Boise Thursday. Free Pick Don VIoOoy returned last Tues LODGES day from Riverton, Wyoming after Of Your helping Jim Trummel on a land- levelin.,’ project. Nyssa Post No. 79 Dead and Worthless Miss Joan Fylllngness of San- American Legion Franclsco, who spent a week visit-. Animals Ing Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson1 Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs. in Idaho F'alls, Idaho Is expected Project Office. 8 p. m. Phone 21, Ontario, Ore Wc don’t know what 195X Fords will look at the home of her parents, Mr. Call Collect and Mrs Olaf Fylllngness, this week. All Veterans Welcome like. But we operate on the policy o f merit There Is a Phone Near You Mr and Mrs. Erne.st Barker and ing your business in the years ahead . . . family of Ontario and Mr and Nyssa 100 Parma 28 Mrs. Homer Brewer and children Gate City Lodge VETERINARIANS by giving you honest values and the finest were dinner guests at the Emery Ontario 53 No. 214 Hobson home Sunday.. of service NOW! \.DR. HAL D. WHITE I.O.O.F. ‘ We Raul the Day You Call' Marelene Bergam. Reva Rook*tool, Lois Gamer and Ann House left I Meets every Monday • • Ida-Ore Rendering Co. Tuesday morning for a 4-H ca m p ! Veterinarian night, 8:30. at Payette lakes. Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen. who South First Street Nyssa, Oregon Phone Nyssa 27 5 -W returned Sunday from a trip through Yellowstone National park, left Fri- Classified Advertising with bath, nice yard, garage, good location. $3500. Beautiful new three-bedroom home, completely modern, fireplace, two-car garage, new lawn, 75 by 120 lot. Street will be paved. Shown by appointment. One of the nicest two-bedroom homes in Nyssa. Full basement, furnace, stoker, water softener, gar age, fireplace, beautiful yard. Pav ing and curbing paid. Shown by appointment. BERNARD EASTMAN Real Estate— Insurance Phone 64 •14, Nyssa, O r e g o n . P r a i r i e . rrirt-srscr * M r ,'™“> * * «* -*«»»■»«. PLUM BING Brower Plumbing Shop a Potato Digging Job Complete Professional And Business Directory Lem Wilson, Jr. We Still Have Nyssa Implement Co. Up WITH TOMORROW Herriman Motor Co.
