THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. JULY 15. 1965 PAGE NINE I I 4 J ( a 1 I 4 I LOW? * I u T»*r C j I b’. • Jf I i b u «) J a F à 1 i pr F T t n 1 . ■ta. I »■ ■« *| « ¥ HIGHEST PRICES PAID for slaughter horses Clyde Smith. Phone 889-8666, Ontario, Ore. Across from the Ontario Sales Yard. 23-tfc APPLIANCES Bernard Eastman Nyssa, Oregon 14 No. First Dial 372 2214 Insurance Phone 372-3535 31« Main St. Good Used Cars PRICED RIGHT! 1959 Ford Galaxie Two-Door $795 Four-door sedan. V-8 with standard trans­ mission, overdrive, radio and heater. $295 1956 Ford Two-Door Sedan Six-cylinder, standard transmission, overdrive, radio and heater. 1959 Thunderbird $1195 Automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio and heater. — COMMERCIAL — 1959 Ford Two-Ton Truck HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — Apply at Mitchell Auto and Truck Repair, Eighth street and Park avenue. 28-ltc $845 V-8, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio and heater. 1960 Ford Fairlane ”500'' 101 INTERNATIONAL COMBINE —In good condition. Ready for grain. Seed attachments. Vern Builen, route 3, Parma. 28-2tp $1345 V-8 with five-speed transmission, radio and heater. 1958 Ford Vi-Ton Pickup $895 1958 Chevrolet Vi-Ton Pickup $695 V-8 with three-speed transmission, overdrive and heater. Four-speed transmission, six-cylinder, heater. See Other Units on Our Nyssa Lot At Fourth and Main. Rodney Cowgill, Nyssa Rep. CALL 372-2901 SEE US —for — STA-RITE PUMPS Sales — Service We Service All Makes! — call — Journal Classifieds Get Results’ HELP WANTED MAN or WOMAN NEEDED AT ONCE to handle estab­ lished Watkins route in Mal­ heur county. Get your pro­ ducts locally. — Contact — L. E. CHRISTENSEN 2104 Westgate. Boise. Idaho Telephone 375-4422 APPLIANCE REPAIR Washers — Televisions Refrigerators — Freezers Sewing Machines Dryers NO FIX — NO CHARGE Phone 889-5925 Pie Cherries In 30-Lb. Tins Ready Now! ----- o --- Treasure Valley Packing Company ON ALBERTA AVE. Phones 372-3103—372-3393 SEE US — for — BODY WORK PAINTING and WINDSHIELD Glass Installation (FREE ESTIMATES) RAY’S BODY & PAINT SHOP 505 Main Street Phone 372-3524 NYSSA. OREGON for Jacuzzi Pumps SERVICE On All Makes! * H — phones — Malheur County's ONLY FORD DEALER — For Ford Cars, Trucks, Mercury, Mustang and T-Bird Eder Hardware Dial 889-8601 New Books Listed CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES—Inquire at 626 North First street or call At Couniy Library 372-3450. 28-ltc FOR SALE—PETS SEE US GENTRY FORD SALES, Inc. Ontario, Oregon No. 2792 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court Of the State of Oregon For the County of Malheur the Matter of the Estate of SCRAP IRON and METALS — In ISA BEATRICE ESKEW, Contact Gonzalo Torres. Route Deceased. 2, Box C, Nyssa. 18-eo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES That the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the estate PROPANE BOTTLES FILLED— of Isa Beatrice Eskew, deceased, 5-gallon size, $2 each or two by the County Court of the State for $3.75. Ideal Gas and Appli­ of Oregon for Malheur County, and has duly qualified as such. ance, Nyssa. Phone 372-2214 22-tfc All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified FOR SALE or RENT las required by law, to the un­ THREE - BEDROOM HOUSE — dersigned at the law offices of Three years old. Living room Henigson & Stunz, Nyssa, Oregon, and one bedroom carpeted Nice within six months from the date yard, At 616 North Eighth hereof. street. JOHN KENNETH ESKEW etree! Phone 372-2956. 28-tfc Executor of the Estate Of Isa Beatrice Eskew, INSTRUCTION Deceased PIANO LESSONS- In my home. Dated and first published July Beginners and intermediates. 8, 1965. Mrs. Boyd Haney, 613 North Last publication August 5, 1965. Second street. Phone 372-3342. 22-8tc Nyssa Co-op Days .... 372-2266 Nights . . . 372-3377 490 So. Orogon LEGAL NOTICE 372-3548 or After 6 p. m. Phone 372-3038 and Nyssa, Oregon TESTED Ar ìr «fri TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — With WINDOW SHADES Any width attached garage. Phone 372- 110 ACRE DAIRY FARM up to six feet. Start at $1.25. 31)64. 25-tfc Lurge dairy barn, nuturul stock Nyssa Furniture Co., near rail­ water, good field* und pustures. road depot. Phone 372-2933. Ideal for livestock $38.000 with AVAILABLE JUNE 15 — Nice, 25-tfc clean one-bedroom apartment. $11,11110 down. Natural gas heat. Garage. Ex­ ORDER METAL HEADGATES HOMES cellent location. Bernard East­ NOW for your concrete ditches. WELL BU1IJ) YOU ONE! man, Real Estate-Insurance, 315 Eder Hardware. Phone 372- Your choice of two fine build­ Main street. Phone 372-3535. 2266. 17-tfc ing lot* now available. We’ll 22-tfc draw pluns to suit you, urrangc REFRIGERATION and WATER­ all financing and detail*, and BACHELOR APARTMENT—Up­ TYPE coi iLERS—Filter ma­ stairs. Phone 372-2652. 18-tfc ■oon you cun be in your own terials for all sizes. Don B. home! Moss Firestone Store. Phone SMALL ONE-BEDROOM HOUSE 372-2124 23-tfc COMPLETELY FURNISHED! —Call 372-2226. $30 per month. Three-bedroom home on large 27-tfc (XX)D USED REFRIGERATOR corner lot. I«urge double gar­ $34 50. Several others. Also age, yard fence Complete only SMALL APARTMENT — Nice apartment electric range, $22 - $22,000. Easy term*. yard. $35 per month. Phone 50. Nyssa Furniture Co. Near 906Z-ZÍC NEW THREE-BEDROOM HOME! railroad depot. 23-tfc Modern open arrangement with TWO HOUSES - In good loca­ 1 Mt bath*, birch cabinet*, car­ tions. One newly redecorated. THE AMAZING BLUE LUSTRE port und itorage. Appraisal, Phone 372-3393 28-tfc will leave yrnir upholstery beau- $13,725. Will work out cash or tifully soft and clean. Rent loan dcul, also will tuke in late TWO - BEDROOM HOUSE — At electric shampooer, $1. Coast- model cur or cheaper house on to-Coast Store, Nyssa. Phone Owyhee junction. Phone 372- trade. 372 3545 28-ltc I 28-3tp REI ’< »SSESS El 1 Il A1« . Al N - Like new three-bedroom home FOR SALE—PRODUCE FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE m baths, carpet, built-in rung<*. BI .ACK RASPBERRIES- Sweet FIVE-ROOM HOUSE With base $12,200. Long-term contract. and semi-sweet cherries. Phone ment. Double garage. Fenced DELIGHTFUL T< > LIVE IN! 372-3111. 27-2tc yard. Located at 312 King ave­ Beautiful und modern three- nue. Inquire at 317 South Third bedroom home with every fea­ street or 319 King avenue. ture you can think of. Worth LOST 26-tfc much more than the $27,500 WHITE FACED HEIFER—About price. Ix>ng-tnrm loan. three months old. Brand re­ FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE — NEW LISTING! Three - bedroom home on 41 sembling cat’s head on left hip. Three bedrooms, new curpet, acres. Four acres cultivated in Wearing sale tag No. 954. Last 14 bath* und finished base­ pasture. Nice home with built- seen on our farm July 7. Ray ment are feature* of thi* well- in appliances, 1 Vi baths, family Drown. Phone 372-2462. 28-ltc arranged home. Only $18,500. room. Only two miles from Long-term loan. Nyssa on paved road. Price, $23,500, or home and six acres FOR SALE KEN POND may be purchased separately. Real Estate — New Homes THREE BEDROOM HOME— Contact FLYING REALTY. Inc. 16 North Third Dial 372-2915 Curpeting, fireplace, garage and Phone 889-6473. 26-tfc Ken Pond. Res Phone 372-3168 carport. $13,500. Hui Hopper. Res. Phone 473-2076 TWO HOU6BS — One two-bed ­ FARM LOANS room, one three - bedroom, on BOB THOMPSON AGENCY one lot at 502 No. Third street, Dial 372-6355 WORK WANTED Nyssa. $4,400.50 cash. Write Clyde Bohannon, General De­ WE ARE HAULING and Buying livery, Sweet Home, Orc. 25-4tc Hay Call I) M Barnhart anil Sons. Phone Ridgeview 339- TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE—New­ 3324. 26-tfc NICE ONE BEDROOM HOME ly carpeted living room. Finish­ ed basement, two - car garage. Good location. Only $3,500 with location, nice yard. At Journal Classifieds $500 down. Easy monthly pay­ Good 502 North Fourth street. Phone ments. Bring Results! 372 - 3310 (daytime); 372 - 3316 NEED LOTS OF BEDROOMS? (evenings). 28-tfc This home has five! New oil USED furnace, fireplace Well located. TWO ACRES — Two-bedroom modern home. Finished base­ $11,500.00. ment. Close to Nyssa. Also 40 THREE BEDROOMS - Rumpus Dearborn Large acres in Adrian area, two-bed­ room in basement, living room room home. $14,000, $5,000 Gas Heater. and family room with fireplace. Dearborn Small Carport, nice yard. Best loca­ down. For Rent — Two acres close to Nyssa. Mel Beck Real Gas Heater. tion. FHA terms Shown by Estate. Phone 372-3532. 28-tfc appointment. Universal Gas Heater. A IX)VELY TWO-BEDROOM BRICK HOME —With full base- FOR SALE—FARM EQUIPMENT Siegler Oil Heater. ment. Nice yard, excellent lo-i^ General Electric LOCKWOOD POTATO HARVES­ cation. Immediate possession. 50-Gallon TER—In good condition, $1000.1 Only $12,700 on FHA terms. Call 372-2348. I Water Heater. 28-2tc| Shown by appointment. (Gas Appliance Adapted SIX-ROW McCOLLUM BEATER| for Natural or Propane) with six-row clippers attached.1 Can be adapted for beating po­ IDEAL GAS and Real Estate tatoes. Phone 372-3393. 28-tfc FOR SALE !• I Í ■ i '**'■ FARMS ♦ ♦ ♦ WANTED TO BUY APPLIANCE CO. » I FOR RENT REAL ESTATE < «* I "In Quest of the White God" by Pierre Honoré. A re-creation of all aspects of pre-Columiban life in Mexico, Central and South America. "The Thoroughbred" by Bert Clark Thayer. Pictorial highlights of breeding and racing. "The Hunting Dog« of America" by Jeff Griffin. A sportsman’s1 guide to field trial and hunting | dogs. "Christmas Magic" by Margaret Perry. Guide for making decora­ tions and ornaments. "The Sandwich Book" by Ann Seranne. The modem art of sand- , wich making for all occasions. "Buying the Wind” by Richard i M. Dorson. A collection of folk­ lore from all regions of the Unit- I ed States. "Tale* of the Frontier" edited by Everett Dick. Stories and ac­ counts garnered by the author . while doing research for his books : on the early West. "Herxog” by Saul Bellow. 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