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TH E N YSSA G ATE C IT Y JOU RN AL, N Y SSA , OREGON Classified Advertising RATES. Two cents per word for each issue. cent per word. I FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper Guaranteed to be washable MM. ! non-fading lor three years. Good | stock on hand. Stunz Lumber com- I pany. 26Jtfc For Rent After one month one Minimum, cash in advance, is 30c TO LEASE:—80 acres or more, with or without machinery. Frisen, 7 miles north of Caldwell on high way 30. 13J2xp FOR RENT—2-room Chadwick’s camp. One of the nicest two-bedroom Fcr Sate homes in Nyssa. Full oasement, j furnace, stoker, water softener, gar- FOR SALE—Fox 24-inch chopper. . age, fireplace, beautiful yard. Pav- Case Tractor, model L. Hoist wag i mg ana curbing paid. Shown by on. Virgil Olp, Box 344, Adrian. appointment. 13J2xp ' 75x116 corner lot on Main street, good location. FOR SALE—55 acres of land near I We have several good lots on Madras, Oregon; 1946 De Soto car, ¡Park avenue for sale. both for *6000. Friesen. 7 miles BERNARD EASTMAN north of Caldwell on highway 30. Real Estate—Insurance 13J2xp ; Phone 64 FOR SALE—1947 Buick, four-door l FOR SALE—80 acres good row crop sedan, see Glen Pearl, 9 miles north ' land, modern seven-room home, full of Caldwell on highway 30. 13Jlxp I basement, good barn, 14 down with | easy ‘terms. FOR SALE"—Netted gem potatoes. Close to Nyssa, excellent 20 acres *2 per 100, Marion Chard, 452 No. good row crop land, three-bedroom 6th St. 13J4xp good modern home, cement base- ! ment, soft well water. FOR SALE— 1947 International M Attractive new modem two-bed Tractor, phone 028J5, Ontario. 6J4xp room home, good location, small down payment and easy terms. 10 acres adjacent to Nyssa, at FOR SALE!—Beautiful cabnit elec tric sewing machine, new also port tractive, expertly constructed, new able. Nyssa Produce, phone 13W. : modern, five-room home, full base- 13J2xp ! ment, finished, good buy. ) Have some of the finest row crop FOR SALE-*-New 5-room house 1 farms for sale In this territory. with bath and full basement and We have out-of-state buyers 1 acre of land on highway 20 at wanting homes in Nyssa and need edge of town, $5300, $2,900 down | listings on homes and vacant lots, and the balance over 5 years. Ber I both business and residential nard Eastman, real estate. 6Jtfc | GRIGG BROS. AND BUTLER FOR SALE—4-room house, 2 lots | Bybee Bldg. 7th and Main on North 2nd street, $3500, inquire L. E. Earnest, 603 N. 4th street. FOR SALE—Singer power, com 30D4xp pound feed, igoose neck light, new transmission, *4 H. P. motor, full FOR S A L E —Heavy Springer complacements, for upholstering, Guernsey heifers, Walter Hillis, sacks, light leather, auto, tents Sunset valley, Rt. 2, Nyssa, Oregon. etc. Ready to plug in and start 30D3xp production. F. “Lete” Sackett, On tario, Ore. 16Dtfc FOR SALE:—1946 Hudson, good FOR SALE—An excellent selection paint, good condition, like new. of farms of fill sizes including Can be seen at the Farmers Co-op, some unimproved, also small acre H. O. Hopkins, phone 31-M. 39Dtfc ages. Homes of all kinds, several new yith FHA terms. FOR SALE—Unpainted cabinets and chests of drawers. Cabinets FOR SALE:—New home, 2 bed are in section and can be bought rooms, fully modern, in good lo PHA approved, $2,750 complete or in sections. Nyssa cation. easy payments. Lumber company, phone 118-W. down, balance 16Dtfc Ralph G. Lawrence, Nyssa Insur ance agency. FOR SALE—1946 Ford coupe, eight FOR SALE— New Westinghouse el cylinder DeLuxe in excellent con ectric ranges, three models, Ostrom dition, radio and heater, call 299W. Bros. Appliance. Co., phone 118-W 13Jlxp FOR SALE— Let us measure your Miscellaneous—Need money to im windows for Venetian Dlinds. No charge for this service or estimates. prove your hime, build that extra Obtainable In one week. Assorted room, re-roof, siding, insulation, colors I p steel or aluminum slats. weathersttlpplng, well or a pump. Nyssa Furniture company, phone Low rates, long terms, no property 149-W. 20Mtfc. lien, just your name. Write at FOR SALE— Electric wiring and once for appointment with full supplies ol all kinds at your Wes directions how to reach your home. I ting house dealer's. Ostrom Bros. U. S. Home Improvement, Ontario,! Appliance C o, phone lla -W 15Jtfc. Oregon 2Dtfc FOR ~SALE— Tile wall coverings, FOR SALE—Extra good two bed chrome table and sink edgings, room house with large utility room, waterproof cement, etc. Nyssa Fur 6Mtfc. fire-place, paved street, reasonable niture Co., phone 149-W. down payment, balance 50 per FOR SALE— Business building, Main street location, lot size 25x116. month, 4 Interest. G. Lawrence Insurance FOR SALE— New, two-bed rdom Ralph 22Jtfc. home, full basement, double agency, Nyssa, phone 53. garage, one acre of ground, ex FOR SALE—Have farms and homes cellent location. SHOWN BY AP for sale. Need more, list with Ken Renstrom. Phone 264-W. 29Jtfc. POINTMENT. ji professional and Business Directory PHYSICIANS LODGES Nyssa Post No. 79 SA R A ZIN CLINIC Dr. J. J. Sarazin American Legion Dr. K E. Kerby Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs. Dr. L. W . Scott Project Office, 8 p. m. Physician and Surgeons All Veterans Welcome _ J - . j - . — —------------- ---— ' • • - L. A . Maulding, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Pnorie 37 Hours: 10 to and 2 to 5 Daily except Saturday and Sunday. Saturday 10 to 12 V. J. Kopp, M. D. C. Physician and Surgeon Fry Building Office hours 10 to 12; and 2 to 5 Daily except Saturday and Sunday. Saturday 10 to 12 Gate City Lodge No. 214 l.O.O.F. Meets every Monday night, 8:30. South First Street DENTISTS DR. C. M. TYLER Wilson Building Nyssa JEW ELR Y STORES Phone 165-J, Office hours from 9 to 5 except Saturdays, 9 to 12. PAULUS JEW ELR Y STORE J. R. CUND ALL Dentist cabin at 23Dtfc FOR RENT—Will • prepare room with bath for someone interested. One block from post office. Could be used for light housekeeping. Phone 72R. 6Jtfc FOR RENT-- Polish your own floors. Rent our high-speed pol ishing equipment. Easily handled by women. Nyssa Lumber company. - SAtfc. FOR RENT—Floor Polisher. Pet- erson-Newsom Furniture Co. 22Jtfc STUNZ LUMBER COMPANY W ANTED WANTED—Are you raising your sights above ordinary wages? The best one-man business in Malheur county now available. Car requir ed. Write J. R. Watkins Co.. 137 Dexter avenue, Seattle, Washing ton. 30D6xc WANTED—Permanent room and board in private home, young man, phone 110W. 2Dtfc WANTED— To buy anything in beef or veal. Also custom killed and delivered to Polar Cold Stor age. Phone 31-M or 011-J1. 12Ftfc. LOST S T R A Y E D — From range, four whiteface cows, branded P under A on right hip, 45 brand on left rib, underslope on right ear and crop in upper left ear. Alva P. Goodell, Nyssa route 2. 13J2xp LOST —Cattle branded B 'S on right ribs, wattle on right neck, also double bar diamond on right hip, notify Sylvan williams on Rt. 1, Box 158, Vale. 6J4xp MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS—Insure with E. L. Jamison. 100% service. 13Jtfc MISCELLANEOUS—We buy, sell or trade pianos. l3Jtfc GRIGG BROS. & BUTLER Bybee Bldg. MISCELLANEOUS—Oeneral truck lng. John Barnett and Kenneth Reece, phone 123-R. Utfc. MISCELLANEOUS— Available now Electrolux cleaners ana air puri fiers. Sales and service. EM A. An derson, route 3, Welser, Idaho. Phone 087-J4. 20Jtft. free MISCELLANEOUS— Prompt and pick-up or your dead, crippled or sick livestock. Calls received be fore 9 o ’clock are picked up by noon. Efficient drivers. Call col lect Payette 0180-J3 or 155, or Nys sa 102-W. laano Animal Product* Company. 5Jtfc. MISCELLANEOUS—For your In surance needs—E. L. Jamison. 100 % service. 13Jtfc MISCELLANEOUS— Need money? Loans on farms Tor refinancing, building, improvements, b u y i n g . Long term, low Interest, see Ber nard Eastman, phone 04. Nyssa. 3Atfc. MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car and cylinaer lock keys made. Hen- neman’s. 250tfc. MISCELLANEOUS—For 100 % ser vice on insurance. E. L. Jami son. 13Jtfc CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Stock received Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. and Friday 8 a m. to >2 No stock received on Sunday. Beef, sheep and pork. Free delivery to Polar locker plant. One mile west tn Alberta avenue Phone 05R1 FISCHER JAKE Free Pick Up Union Pacific Time Inspector JEWELRY — DIAMONDS WATCHES Main Street » . Second Phone 56-J Sarazin Clinic NYSSA OREGON WYCKOFF JEW ELR Y STORE OPTOMETRISTS Animals DR. J. A. M CFALL Call Collect DR. JOHN EA SLY There Is a Phone Near You lor Official Time Inspector Union Pacific ONTARIO OREGON VETERINARIANS DR. H AL D. W H IT E Veterinarian Phone Nyssa 275-W Dead and Worthless Parma 25 Ontario 53 “We Haul the Day You Call Ida-Ore Rendering Co. Phone 21, Ontario, Ore SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND ELECTION NOTICE STATE OF OREGON County of Malheur School District No. 18 ss. Notice hereby Is given that, at the school district bond election hereby called, to be held at the Owyhee Elementary School in the County of Malheur, in and for School District No. ,18 of Mal heur County, Oregon, on the 4th day of February. A. D., 1919, between the hours of 2:00 o'clock P. M. and 7:00 o'clock P. M. there will be submitted to the legal voters thereof the quest ion o f contracting a bond in- deptedness in the sum of $51,- 500.00 for the purpose of providing the funds needed for constructing an Elementary School in and for said District and for furnishing and equipping said Elementary School and for acquiring real property a. an addition to the present Element ary School grounds within said District. The vote to be by ballot upon which shall be the words ’Bonds Yes" and "Bonds No”, and the voter shall place a cross tx> be tween the word "Bonds’’ and the word "Yes” , or between the word •Bonds” and the word "No”, which ever indicates his choice. The polls for the reception of the ballots cast for or against the contraction of said indebtedness will, on said day and date and at the place aforesaid, be opened at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M. and remain open until the hour of 7:00 o'clock P. M. of the same day, at which hour the same shall be closed. By order of the District School Board o f School District No. 18 of Malheur County, Oregon, made this 21st day of December, A. D. 1948. A t * (sgd) W. L. Chapin District Clerk (sgd) Harold Fivecoat Chairman, District School Board AD R IAN RESIDENT INJURED IN FALL SUNSET M AN H AS OPERATION ON ARM SUNSET VALLEY. Jan. 13—-Hornet Brewer went to Boise Monday for an operation on his right arm which was broken two months ago at the beet dump. Dootors found it necessary to operate and insert a metal plate. Mrs. James De Bord returned home Saturday with her new baby daughter. The De Bord family are living in the E. J. Hobson tenant house. Melvin Crocker, Ike Mitchell and Jim Reed are chopping hay for Wilbur Chapin. A good sized crowd attended the lance Saturday nijht at the Suti- -■et hall. Another dance was an nounced for January 22. Wayne Robb left Sunday for the west coast, accompanied by Keith Lane, Donald Elliot, Wilbur Jack, ind Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elliot. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot and Wilbur Jack stopped at Corvallis, where he men are attending college. The ithers went on to Newport, and re turned Wednesday night. While at Corvallis, Keith Lane was able ‘o make arrangements for a job ts official tester for registered herds • of cattle. Lane will start- shout the 18 th of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hillis and Mrs. Elizabeth Satterly were Sat urday dinner guests at "the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell. James Langley, who has been taking flying lessons for some time, flew to Mountain Home Thursday Langley, who built a ha tiger on his farm for his four-passenger Cessna plane, flew the plane to Sunset Valley Saturday and parked It in its new home. A change has been made in the meeting place of the Worthwhile club for January 20. Members will be the guests of Mrs. Orover Coop er and Mrs. William Oregg at the Cooper home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie of Boise and Mrs. Marie C. Black were hosts at a dinner party at Mrs Black's home Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. O lin Black of Caldwell. Mr. Lloyd and his sister- in-lay, Miss Kerby, both of Cald well, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard New- gen of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Lew McCoy, and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Pomeroy o f Sunset valley. Pinocle was played during the afternoon. The population of Sunset vallev was increased by two when girls were born Friday morning at the Nyssa Nursing home, a 5 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wolf and an 8 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Casmier Rataezyk. Joe Price, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, Is home after spend ing two days In the Nyssa Nursing home for treatment for pneumonia. Mrs. Cash Turner Is convalescing at her home after being ill in the Holy Rosary hospital for 10 days. ADRIAN, Jan. 13—Mr. and Mrs. Dick Richards and family returned home New Year's day after spend ing the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ashcraft. Other guests at the Ashcraft home New Year’s were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton of Wilder and Joe Stacey, Mrs. Ashcraft brother. Henry Moore, Jr., son of Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Moore, returned to Sterling, Kansas Monday to re sume his studies. Shirley Smith was ill pnd absent from school two days the past week. Mrs. Henderson has been ill for the past week. Dae Mathews was Janitor at the high school while Mrs. Henderson was ill. Marilyn Parker was injured when she fell down the stairs of her home last week. Mrs. Hazel Tyler opened the Adrian Beauty shop Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Deikerig attended a ca 'd party at the Boenig home in Parma Tuesday evening. Gary Lee Smith was ill from Saturday until Monday. Several Adrian residents attend ed a card party at the Hoyt War wick home in Newell Heights Fri day evening. Lony Nonis was 111 a few days KEYSTONE the past week due to an infection FARM RECORD BOOK in a bum. Mr. and Mrs. CccH Smith attend ed a demonstration dinner at the Cliff Wright home in the Kingman Kolony Friday evening. The favorite record book for thousands Mr. and Mrs. Auggie Gerald of farmers for the past 6 years . . . It is easily kept, yet complete. Especially spent the week-end in Rubert vis designed for helping prepare your in- iting relatives and friends. Ci1 ne tax report . . . Also very useful Miss I/etts Mae Hadley returned “<hen dealing with hanks and govern home Monday from a visit with ment agencies . . . Can help improve friends and her parents in Rubert. your farm operations, too . . . Prepared by competent accountants; approved Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and by county agents and other farm family moved Into their new home authorities. and Confectonary stqre over the So in 1949, keep better financial records week-end. of your farm operations with this 32- Mrs. Dean Ausman shopped in page, Farm Record Book. Nyssa Thursday. Bill Webb was in Caldwell on Ask for your F R E E copy today! bulness Friday afternoon. Joan Webb attended a pink and STU N Z LUMBER blue shower for Mrs. Eddie Sharp CO M PAN Y at her home In the Big Bend Thursday afternoon. The grade schools held two bask- ball games In the high school gym Friday afternoon. Adrian defeated Wade and Owyhee defeated Rid,;e- view. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McDon ald were Saturday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCullbugh. Mr. and Mrs Tony Ceofolo ac companied Joyce Kurty to Caldwell Saturday. Mrs. James McGinnis visited Mrs. Oayle Martin and daughter tn the I Nyssa Nursing home Tuesday after noon. Mrs. BUI Willis and daughter,| Marsha spent Sunday visiting M r.! and Mrs. Ted Teske. Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Teske are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Teske are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McOlnnls. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Smith and Dlann, Mrs. U. W Smith were Sun day guests at the Alvtn McGinnis home. Mr and Mrs James McOlnnls and family visited at the Harvy Hatch home In the Big Bend Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rainey of Parma and Mr. apd Mrs. Herb| Thomas were dinner guests at the H. T Day home Sunday. W c have a FREE copy for You PAGE TH REE Georgia Jess Aa- en Mrs. Turner, who returned Tuesday. guests 1*111111 Eastman, ts expecting her daughter, Mrs. Jay Ward. Albert McOlnnls, Howard of Bates this week-end. aumendl and David Hutchinson joyed an evening of candy-making Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite and ,’ amily of Haines arrived Friday to and games. Hudson Robb Is now employed by visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the Nyssa Owyhee Truck and Im John Reffett. plement company In Nyssa. Mrs. J. B. Mitchell was honored Mrs. John Reeves left Wednesday oy a birthday party given for her Thursday evening at her home by for Appleton, Missouri to visit her ner children and their families, mother, who Is alone and in poor rho e present were the Lewis Mit health. Mrs. Reeves expects to chell, Alonzo Knowles, Phillip Mit- gone for about a month. be hell and Norman Doyglas fam ilies. Gifts were presented and pinochle and games were played. A late supoer was served. Naomi Hawks of Homedale was an overnight guest at the George Wilson home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Gregg and Emery Hobson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. James Langley on a shop ping trip to Boise Thursday. They also drove out near the penitentiary and saw over a hundred head of deer that came out of the hills due to lack of food. Vera Faye Counsll was hostess at a Saturday evening party. The DR. G.W. GRAVES Optometrist Eyes Examined Phone 720 718 Arthur St. Caldwell, Idaho Notice Of Non-High School District Budget Hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with section 111-1244, O. C. L. A., to the legal voters of the Nonhigh School District of Malheur County, Oregon, that a meeting will be held at the Superintendent’s Office In Vale, Oregon, on the 1st day of February, 1948, at 10 o ’clock A. M. for the purpose of discussing the budget for the fiscal year ginning July 1st, 1949, and ending June 30, 1950, hereinafter set forth. be BUDGET ESTIMATED RECEIPTS Estimated available cash on hand at beginning of llte year for which Uhls budget is made 2. estimated receipt* from delinquent taxes 3 . Amount* received from ocher sources. S 2,000 00 14,300.00 4.487.00 *20,787.00 Total Estimated Expenditures for 1948-1949 1 . 2 . 3 . 1 3. 6 7. Travel 6 . 9 . .................................................................. 10 . *43,600.00 13,200.00 525.00 100.00 75.00 150.00 450.00 4.487.00 600.00 1,200.00 *64,387.00 SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS, AND AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES AND *84,387.00 Total estimated expenditures I. Deduct total estimated receipts and II. 20,787.00 available cash balances .................. *43,600.00 III. Amount necessary to balance the budget *43,600.00 VII. Total estimated tax levy for the ensuing fiscal year TAX LEVY Dated January 4, 1949. Signed: Kathryn Claypool Olerk Approved by Budget Committee Signed: Grant W. Weber Secretary, Budget Committee Ed Oakes Chairman, Board o f Directors .......................................... , 19....... P. O. Huffaker Chairman, Budget Committee W E H A V E AN Electric Pipe Thawer Frozen Water Pipes FOR SEPTIC T A N K S AND CESSPOOLS PUMPED W e Build Concrete Septic Tank* on the Job PUMPS AND PUMP SERVICE W e are Equipped to Service All Nyssa, Oregon v Type* of Pumps COMPLETE PLUMBING LINE K»; stone BROWER PLUMBING SHOP Special Dairy Cow Sale Wednesday, February 2 At The New Union Livestock Commission Co. Yard Of Your Nyssa 100 LEG AL ADVERTISING T H U R SD A Y. J A N U A R Y 13, 1949 i. l■ ■ l■ ■ l■ ■ l■ ■Nyssa, Oregon 1 ■- As we have a lot of rail lor dairy rows, ur will hold this iperisl salr in connection with our regular livestock sale on the above date. II you ran, please have your rows tested before sale date; If not they ran be tested day of sale. Our regular livestock auction every Wednesday afternoon. Always plenty of buyers. BILL LANE, Auct-Mgr. Office Phone 019R3 Res. Phone I16J
