THE NYSS£ GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1959 PAGE ELEVEN TV PROGRAM SCHEDULE KBOI — Boise . . . Channel 2 *und«y, 5e»t. « CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Three cents per word per insertion. Minimum charges, 50 cents for first insertion, in advance. To assure insertion on the classified page for proper classification, all ads must be turned in to the PERSONALS Journal office not later than noon Tuesday. Publication of any classified advertisement will not be guaranteed when submitted later than Tuesday evening. Dial 2233. CASH IN ADVANCE is required for all classifieds. A 50 cent charge is made for those emergency cases where the classified advertiser can­ not come to iae Journal office or remit his payment before publication. All classifieds have a minimum 50 cent charge. • MISCELLANEOUS • MISCELLANEOUS For Sale. Leas* aro Trad, FOR SALE—1956 International Mrs. Neils Larsen and Mrs. La Field Chopper. Hay and corn Vern Berg visited in Ontario Mon­ head. mile west of Nyssa- day evening with Mrs. Berg’s sis­ Parma Junction. Frank Jurries, ter, Mrs. Bob Stinson, who is in • Services for Hire • WANTED Jr. 35-2tp the Holy Rosary hospital follow­ ing surgery. WANTED — Highest prices paid ARTIFICIAL BREEDING at its FOR SALE or TRADE— 2 sorrel best. Curtiss improved stud ser­ for slaughter horses. Clyde Horses. 1 48-passenger Inter­ Mr. and Mrs0 Lee Dail and fam­ vice. 18 sires to choose from Smith. Phone 306, Ontario national school bus. 1Y« miles ily sper‘ last week in McCall. Across from the Ontairo Sales north of Nyssa on highway. daily. This ad good for free Yard. 23-tfc service of second cow. Valley’s Phone 2017, “35-1 tp. Former Nyssans, Mr. and Mrs. lowest price. No charge for re­ WANTED—Junk cars or trucks. John Savage and family of Co. FOR TRADE — Young purebred turns. Charles Miles, techni­ Phone 2-376i, Parma. 34-2tp vina, Calif., are in Nyssa this Jersey Bull, 1 year old this fall, cian. Phone Ontario 673. 38-tfc week visiting Mrs. Savage’s par- for a young bull of same qualifi­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Har- COMBINING —SELF PROPEL­ 1 • FOR SALE cations. m mile north of the Miscellaneous oldson and with his parents, Mr. LED wind-rowing, stationary Owyhee beet dump. A. D. and Mrs. Damon Savage and with corn shelling and complete corn ELECTROLUX Sales and Ser­ Moses. 35-3 tp other relatives and friends. field shelling and drying serv­ vice. E. R. Anderson, Weiser. ice. Can do complete job. Will Phone 0287-J4 25-tfc • MISCELLANEOUS Week end guests of ;'.ie Frank have markets for alfalfa, clov­ Skeens were Mr. and Mrs. Stan­ er and corn. Don Lytle, Phone FOR SALE— Used G.E. electric RUMMAGE SALE Friday, Sept. ford Pugmire and Patricia of Po­ 2690, Nyssa. range. Excellent condition At 35-tfc. 4, by Catholic church at the old catello. Miss P-.’.gmire will teach Ideal Gas and Appliance Co. Journal building. 35-ltc in the Boise schools this year. CUSTOM BUTCHERING — Beef, 30-tfc pork and sheep. Complete pro­ Display Classified Dinner guests Tuesday at the cessing. Get the best at Fisch­ FOR SALE—Cement gravel. Call | 3993. 3-tfc Eldon Barker home were Mrs. er's Locker Service. Phone 3093. May O’Donald .if Buhl, Ida., Mr. Residence, 3393. 46-tfc FOR SALE — 16-foot Century, and Mrs. E. H. Barker of Ontario. planked boat, with LISTINGS WANTED ON FARMS Mrs. O’Donald is a great-aunt of SAVE — BUY GRAUE A RAW J mahogany state inspected MILK. 65c gal­ trailer. Full price, $200 Terms i AND HOMES Eldon Barker. lon at ranah, 75c gallon deliver­ can be arranged. Call 2492. FARMS 32-tfc . ed or at stores. Call FIFE | Miss Nancy Skeen and Mrs. APPLE VALLEY ACREAGE— HOME DAIRY. 2540, Nyssa. Harold Wilson were judges for 14-tfc FOR SALE — One home - made ' Four good acres. Three-bed­ the Miss Payette County pageant room home, bam. etc. Ideal for camp trailer, approximately 8’ working man or retired people. in Payette Saturday evening. x 12’. Pulls easily; is ideal for HEMSTITCHING — Phone 3233 $7000 $1000 down, $50 per before 10 a.m. 519 North 4th. hunter or fisherman. Can be month. Mary G. Wood. 9-tfc seen at 51 Locust or call 3044 CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks during noon hour. John Krul. .700-HEAD CATTLE RANCH— to Bracken's Department store, TRUCKING — Have truck with 32-tfc 1 Cheapest operation we have hoist; will haul anything. Phone seen. Has winter range for 250 Fangen Brothers Greenhouse and 2876. 28-tfc FOR SALE — Desk and chair head. $165,000, $35,000 down. the Owyhee ward MIA for their Priced reasonably. Phone 7783 1 360 ACRES, NAMPA AREA— cooperation in furnishing various 34-tfc j 145 acres fine row crop land. background materials for our re­ • LOST and FOUND 200 more to be put in. All pump cent fair booth. FOR SALE — Gladiola flowers 1 irrigated. $105.000, $32,500 down —Town and Country LOST—1 black and white pointer Phone 2767 or 2670. 33-3tp or can sell 200 separately at Garden Club. pup, 3 months old, in the vici­ $30,000, $5,000 down nity of 4th and Reece. Phone FOR SALE—HALE and improv­ 113-ACRE DIVERSIFIED FARM! NYSSA BANK DAYS—Win $200 ed Elberta peaches. Bring con­ 40 acres suitable for any row 3211. 35-ltc first prize, $10 second and $5 tainers. W. J. Browne. 35-2tc. crop, balance good for hay, third prize Tuesday, Sept. 8, in grain, pasture. Modern base­ • FOR SALE FOR SALE -Large acorn squash. Nyssa at 3 p.m. No purchase ment home. Price only $24,000, Real Estate 50c each at the farm on Ivan ­ $6000 down. necessary. Last names drawn hoe Ave. Tessie OLson. 35-2tp. LARGE ROW CROP FARM— were Lorin Munn, route 2, Nys­ FOR SALE or RENT—Two-bed­ sa; Sam Moore, route 2, Nyssa, Over 500 acr ?s with 200 of No. room, basement house. Phone FOR SALE— Hale and Elberta who won $10; and Clyde Gil­ 1 land. Balance better than 3951, evenings. 34-4tp peaches. $1.50 per bushel. You bert, route 2, Nyssa. 35-ltc average. Paid up water. $300,- pick. Frank Graham, Ivanhoe 000. ~ Very easy terms. A venue. Phone 2319, Nyssa. • LEGAL NOTICES About 60 Othen 35-3tp. • LEGAL NOTICES To Choose From. NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR SALE — Canning tomatoes. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT HOMES You pick; bring own contain­ TWO TRADE-IN HOMES— In th« Matter of the Estate of In the County Court ers. Phone 2694. Wesley J. MARY E. MARSHALL. Of the State of Oregon Two-bedroom with half base­ Browne. 33-3tp Deceased. For the County of Malheur ment. Large lot. $5800 00 and In the Matter of the Estate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PRODUCE FOR SALE — Pick $2000 down. o? That the undersigned has been Two - bedroom — Fenced back your own canning peaches. G. R. OLDHAM. Also Known duly and regularly appointed the Peaches are ripe now at Ross yard. Large living and dining As George Richard Oldham, Executor of the above entitled room. $6000, $1500 down. Orchards 2 miles east and % Deceased. estate; all persons having claims These were traded in on new mile north of the state line, or Notice is hereby given that the against said estate are hereby homes and are for sale at much 2-£ miles west and % mile undersigned, Catherine Oldham, notified tu present the same, veri­ north of Homedale, Idaho. less than their owners paid. Administratrix of the Estate of fied as by law required, to the 35-2tc NEW 2-BEDROOM HOME— G. R. Oldham, also known as undersigned at his residence, Lived in only a few months. George Richard Oldham, deceas­ Route one, Nyssa, Oregon, with­ Large living and dining room ed, has filed her Final Account in six months of the date of the • FOR SALE Worlds of storage in this full Livestock as such Administratrix in the first publication hereof. basement home $13,700. FHA FOR SALE — Holstein bulls. County Court -f Malheur County, VICTOR R. MARSHALL terms. Remiy for service. Bill Gras- Oregon, and that said Court has Executor of the Estate of mick. Phone 5071. Nyssa. 2-BEDROOM—CORNER LOT! appo’.nted Septembw 4, 1959, at Mary E. Marshall, 33-tfc A very neat and substantial 11:00 o’clock A M of said day deceased. horn«? with attached garage. for the hearing of objections tg Date of first publication • FOR RENT Price now reduced to $8500. said Final Account and the settle, August 13, 1959 Terms arranged Houses and Apartments ment tb’reof. NOW THEREFORE, all persons Date ci last publication LIST WITH US— FOR RENT — 1-bedroom house, September 10, 1959 interested in the Estate of G. R We are in need of homes in all out of town. $40 Contact Nyssa Oldham, Deceased, are hereby price ranges! Insurance Agency. 35-tfc NOTICE OF SALE notified and required to appear OF CITY LOTS at the County Court-Room in the KEN POND FOR RENT -Five room modern Court house at Vale, Malheur Sealed bids will be received no REALTOR—NEW HOMES house 10 miles southwest of County, Oregon, at said time, to later than 5 p.m. on the 8th day Nyssa. Call 2412 35-tfc. 16 North 3rd Dial 6615 then and there show cause, if any i of September, 1959, at the of­ there be, why said Final Account fice of the city recorder of the Real Estate Real Estate should not be settled, allowed and City of Nyssa, for the purchase approved and said Estate be dis- of the following real property: CHOICE RESIDENTIAL, FARM PROPERTIES tributed by the Decree of said Lots 15 and 16 of Block 1, Court. Taylor’s Addition; Lots 3, 4, Dated and first published Au- and the west 57 feet of Lot 6, gust 6, 1959 and a tract 95 feet by 369 Date cf ^ast publication Sep­ feet. Industrial Subdivision; tember 3, 1959. Lot 9, Block 77, Green’s Addi­ CATHERINE OLDHAM tion. Administratrix of the All property is subject to all Estate of G. R. Oldham, ; NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME on Ad­ old home will make the down Also Known as George city liens and assessments. All bids must be unconditional rian Blvd. 1296 sqt ft. plus payment See Nyssa Lumber & Richard Oldham, and accompanied by a certified large garage 1*4 baths, laun­ Hardware or Nyssa Insurance Deceased. check or cashier’s check in the dry room, fireplace, patio, large Agency. After 6 p.m. call 3307 amount of 10 per cent of the FHA construction. Your or 7763 NOTICE TO CREDITORS amount of the bid, and will be In the Matter of the Estate opened at 9 p.m. at the next reg­ of ular City Council meeting subse­ FRED STEPHEN. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN quent to the above date, at which that the undersigned has been time the properties will be sold to duly and regularly appointed the the bidder making the highest and Administratrix of the above en­ best bid for cash or terms subject titled estate; all persons having to the right of the Common Coun. claims against said estate are cil to reject any or all bids. Con­ hereby notified to present the veyance of the above properties same, verified as by law required, will be made by quitclaim deed, to the undersigned at her resi­ and no abstract of title or title THREE-BEDROOM HOME— dence in Nyssa, Oregon, Box 251. insurance will be furnished by the Completely modern, two baths, Extra large comer lot near city Route 2, within six months of the City. double fireplace, extra family park. FHA financing. For sale date of the first publication here­ The locations of these proper­ room, utility, shop and carport. at FHA-appraised .price ties may be seen on the map in of. ESTHER STEPHEN ’ the office of the City Manager. FOR SALE— utility room, floor furnace, ex­ Administratrix Small 2-bedroom house on N ARTHUR H COLBY cellent location. $5,000.00. Own­ of the Estate of 4th, paved streets, garage, large er will finance on liberal terms City Recorder Fred Stephen. Deceased Date of first publication. TWO BEDROOM home on North 40 ACRES GOOD SOU>-4 mile, Date of first publication. August August 13, 1959 Eighth street Large rooms, at. i NW Nyssa. Large loafing shed, 27. 1959 tached garagb, nice large cor­ outbuildings, good well. $10,- i Date of last publication, Sep­ Date of second and last publication. September 3, 1959 ner lot. $7,500, financed by | tember 24. 1959 000. Easy terms State Vet's loan — s REAL ESTATE PHONE YOUR NEWS TO 2233 OR 3351 Read and Use Classified Ads. NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY 105 Maia St PhoM 2544 —|---- NORRIS MUSIC. C a 1 d»w e 11- Mu sic headquarters for organs, pianos, all instruments, access­ ories, repairs, lessons. “Best for Less”. Open evenings, 301 N. Kimball—9-3346. 35-4tc. LOOK — Double S & H Green Stamps to Sept. 17. Conoco gas (with TCP, too). Walt's Place, North of Nyssa. • HELP WANTED HELP WANTED - Man for farm and dairy work. House, lights, water and milk furnished. Also part time work for wife. Phone 2540, Nyaia 34-tfc • PERSONAL ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — Meets each Thursday night at 8:30 p m. in Ontario. Write P.O. Box 361, Ontario, ot Box 785-A, Nyssa. Phone 2233, Nys­ sa. 26-tfc Display Classified WANTED Dead Animals Removed Free. Phone Payette MI-2-2591 Idaho Animal Products Co. BLUFFVIEW ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION SERVICE Jersey—Guernsey—Holstein Milking Shorthorn—Brown Swiss LENNIE P. AHNSTEDT Technician Phone CR 8-3231 or CR 8-3241 New Plymouth, Idaho FOR SALE THREE BEDROOM HOME—Bath and a half. Radiant heat. Two garages with extra shop space. Large lot with sprinkler system and pump for irrigating. This house is in excellent condition and priced to sei, at only $13,- 000.00. FHA terms. GOOD TWO-BEDROOM HOME. Close to schools. Only $5,850. Reasonable down payment. $50 per month. INCOME PROPERTIES TWO DUPLEXES—In excellent condition. Garages for each unit. Best location. Total in­ come $190 00 per month, $16,- 850. FHA terms. BERNARD EASTMAN Real Estate—Insurance 315 Main Phone 2643 FOR SALE 80 ACRES—52 IRRIGATED— $21,000. $5,000 down. LARGE 3-BEDROOM HOME — Paved street. $9,500. PART TIME FARM—40 ACRES 22 irrigated, hay and pasture. Two bedroom home, garage and barn. Four miles northwest of Nyssa 40-ACRE FARM— In Nyssa area, to trade for mod­ erately priced Nyssa home. ROW CROP— 229 acres. 146 acres cultivated. Cheap water. Two houses. $95,- ,000. DWELLING BUILDING for sale, acrori from city halL TWO-BEDROOM HOME Garage, fenced yard, paved street. $8,- 50000 TWO-BEDROOM HOME —Base­ ment, corner of 7th and Ennis. $6,500. FARM LOANS ROR THOMPSON AGENCY Dial 3355 FROZEN SEMEN Th« A.B. S. Way You may salad from Holstein. J o r s o y. Guenuoy. Brown 8wisa, Ayte- shlro. and Milking Shorthorn Provo«! Si rot. also Charo! «Is, Horaford a»4 Angus For Service Call RAY BOWNS Ontario 82 A CALL TODAY KM A . . 11 15—Baseball leadoff ♦ (Live)* 11 25—ays 4 00—Jubilee USA £ 5 'lb The I xine Hanger £ 5 30—Maverick £ 6 3<>--Border Patrol 7 00—The Real McCoys £ 7 30—Suspicion (Live) • 8 30—Colt 45 I 9 00—Flight 9 30- Kraft Music Hall with Dave KIng* 10 00—Bat Masterson 10 30—Tombstone Territory £ 11 00—Channel 7 Feature Thtre. “Professional Soldier.” Victor MclxLughlin, Freddie f Ba rtholomew Monday. 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