La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1932, Page 7, Image 7

Saturday, May 21, 1932
Iagc Seven '
LA GRANDE liVENING OBSEvfeR, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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T.A l,T?ANIlTr
X RETAIL MARKETS'
Sugar, 100 -lb. saok ,
Vegetables
Radishes, 3 bunches ..
Spinach, )b..
Parsley, bunch .-.
Cabbage, lb v
New wax onions, 2 lbs ..
Turnips, 1 bunch
Asparagus, 2 lbs. .. , ....
Lettuce, Imperial '.
Garlic, lb.
Green peppers,, lb.
Carrots, bunch
Potatoes, 12 lbs.
Potatoes, sac's: -
Onions, 3 bunches
Tomatoes, Mexican,, lb..
Hot house, lb. ...... .rf...
Artichokes
Eggplant, lb ..
New peas, 3 lbs
New potatoes, 3 lbs.
Fruit
Cantaloupes, 2 for ....
Bananas, ib .......
10c
20o
35c
Apples, box
Lemons' doz.
aBC
VOranges, doz. 10 50c
W jfOxy prunes, 30 to 40 size, 4 lbs. 25c
Strawberries, box 10c
Dairy
Blrtter, creamery, lb. ; 25c
Cneeso, lb. 15 25c
Honey, comb ........ 20c
Cottage cheese, lb. . - 20c
" Eggs
Presh extras, doz. 12'c
Mediums, doz 10c
Mixed, doz : .. 8c
, , Flour
Hard Federation, 49 Ibs $1.25
;Per barrel 4.75 1
Sott wheat, bbl. -. - 4.00 !
Meat I
Beef boll, lb. ...
Pot roast, lb. .
8c
..12'i-15c j
.1520c I
15c t
17C ji
22c
20C
Chops and steaks, lb.
Ham burger, lb
Ham, lb
Fish
Salmon, lb. (fresh),
Halibut, lb. (fresh)
Woman's Feat Recorded
i The Colorado Springs Chamber of
(jjommerce snys tlmt Mrs. Holmes of
Lnwrpnce, Knn.. was the first worn-,
an to hike up Tike's perilc' She did
It In 1850.
Oyer the
Valley
Personals
(Continued from Page Six)
Island Aid , I
;. Mrs. S. E. Hyde is to be the host-
ess to tlie Ladies Aid society of the ,
Island City Community church next i
Thursday at her home. )f
Return From Lake .. I
. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith returned
yesterday from the. Wallowa lake
J mere they , have been spending a
ew, clays at their cottage on the :
Methodist camp, grounds.
in Pasco . I
- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, .who
have been living on the Hale, place
tn the Pleasant Grove neighborhood
have gone to Pasco, Wash., where ,
they are working. i
To Enterprise , :, .1
Mr., and Mrs. R. L. Vaughan who
are connected with the plunge and
resort at Medical Springs have been
visiting among their relatives at En- ;
terprise lor several days.
Pnss Exnms
; Charles Noyes and James Luhrs,
eighth graders of the Iowa school
successfully passed the state exam
ination last week, and are ready for
high school. The two eighth graders
at Pleasant Grove and the five seventh-graders
were also similarly suc
cessful. In About the Same 7
Letters received by friends In the
valley from Gilbert. Hunter, former
valley farmer who has been In the
Veterans hospital In Portland, for
many weeks have quite a cheerful
note. Mr. Hunter has been bedfast
ever since he went to Portland and
contrary to JP stories he has not
been able to be up and around a
any time. The seat of his trouble has
been located, it is believed. He states
that because of the condition of his
heart, he may not be able to live In
this altitude, and he Is certain that
he will never be able to do farm, work
again.
Another Picnic-
Another picnic party yesterday at
Riverside Park consisted of the pu
pils, teachers and patrons of the
Pleasant Grove school, and there
were around fifty people in this
party. Like all such events the day
wan spent In games, such as the park
affords, viy.ltlng and partaking of
a wonderful dinner In the pavilion
at noon. Miss Leona Fries and Mrs.
Garnet Ruckman are the teachers of
this school where 33 pupils have
studied during the year which closed
yesterday. The children are deter
mined to keep together this summer
and have already planned a hike and
weiner roast which they are to have
on June 3.
DON'T FORGET
TO PHONE THAT
WANT-AD
YOU can quickly false extra
cash by selling some of
those things you no longer
need. A Want-Ad will find an
answer to any of your wants.
THONE MAIN 600
op
Sunday School
The wmowdale Bunda? ohool Will
meet tomorrow at the nom or Mr,
and Mrs. Guy Spencer In the Wtttow-
8te dlst"ot-;
$519 iw8' James tveuun . wnonas. oeen
a patient at the Grande Ronde1 hos-'
pltal, was abte to return to. her home
at Imbler Thursday. Mrs. Kellum, re
60 cently submitted -to an, operation -for
fic the removal of a tumor.
35c Returns Horn--- a v r. 1 f
40c Miss. Esther Bl ok land who has Just
15c finished. her -second yeaf of teaching
5 10c In the Wolf Creek school. has retiirhedV
36o to- her .home' near Island City tor
oaq ithe summer. The Wolf . Creek school
in closed yesterday' with a, big school
J picmo. ....
Mica Print KSina hna ..t-AfiinjA' (a
kJl .6 -ttfftM flrwitf .r NortV
Powder. Miss Nice taught one' -of
SYNOPSIS: .From . th:. Citt!
HnU Jo-, the hospitals, Georgia.
. Hctr.il marricB . Ettflie-.ToviiBcndt,
and a few miiiutti later toatchcA
him taken aurny in oit,ambii'Uice
after he wrecks the car" they are
hi. She sends her -cousin Jenny
with him whit site italics: to the-,
police, because she . intends to.
make neople believe that Jenny
marrtcil Eddie- instead of - herself
If a rat ton Matching, her em
ployer, heard of her marriage he
it on. (I discharge her, f,rid Qcorgie
hopes, to .keep it secret, , Jenny is
attracted to Matvhlna's nephew,
Garth Avcney, but misunder
stands his manner toward, Georgia
and thinks he likes GcoPale and
not herself. She has 'tclnotantlit
atreed to- lot -Georgia involve her
in the marital deception, because
. Georgia, has .been very kind to her.
Gear file arrives at the hospital,
after a long delay, . and Jenny
asks- her what she told the voltcc
man, .
Chapter 13
IN THE PAPER'S .
""H, I gave him im'f names of
yi- course'f" Carelessly .CVorgle
led the way but into the halt and
Jenny could not, see her face; but
she .thought Jhe'r'ej vyas- iv suspicion
of hurry' In' her .voice a's'ih'e' chntv
tored' on. 'i .phoned'- pocAestpr
wanted" pie;' ,f said I'd be hack by
four-.' , We can Just do It. I've got
a taxi' waiting." , t . ; .
"A td'x't' ?" ' Jenny was at' i loss.
"But we we can't leave Eddie."
"Of course we can!"
"Without! even astf l'rii: how ne Is
how. much he Is hurt?" . ,
"You, goose!" Georgle's gloved
fingers IticVed against her cheek.
"I've been upstairs, talking to the
head nurse and the doctor.. While
you vwnt on sitting obediently
where they'd (lut you, T made all
arrangements. It doesnH , pay to
wait till people remember you. you
know you do better to toe a bit of
a nuisance sometimes!" ,
"But how is Eddie?" .
"Full of cuts and -Ifi'tfiaes and ii
Vtt dazed oh yes, q'ult? conscious,
very much alive; excited, In fact."
Guiding Jenny Into the' waltlpfc
tnxl. Georgle giggled softly the
giggle Jenny didn't like.- "Ho was
talking loudly . ahouC getting back
to 'my wife's apartment' I heard
him from the hall. So T slithered
away before the nurse's curiosity
overnowered her altogether; .
Eddie's to join us tomorrow. You'll
see, he'll be none the worse. Every
thing, will go according to;niy plan
my plan after all!" s . -
.fenny was silent. ' jT.lie ta'xl Lati
moved off arid a coil' Wind was on
her race... It seemed to be blowing
right into her heart. She was con
scious of Immense fatigue very
near collapse a terrible longing to.
cry and cry. ' . ... . ',. -.( .
"J suppose I'm an aiarmlsi,".,she
admitted. She tried to forget that
glimpse of the Inquisitive clerk
from the office dropping; With ears
pricked, off his bus and mingling
with the crowd on the pavement.
Georgle had lit a cigarette and
was smoking It, rather fast. All
the amber gleams were, dancing tn
her eye3 and under the rouge her
color was returning.
''Don't worry, 'Jen! You kmrw,
I always have luck!" ..'
Evening again, pong shadows, at
the street-corners and, high up til
a green-wailed sky; the while little
rr.aon. This time yesterday jenny
had bowed to t!:?t little moon. ' '
She closed the hr use-door behind
her and turned left down Eyle
Street. At a distant corner a boy
was crying the papers. "Get them
on your way to your hotel, Jen
ny " Georgle had. . commanded
her, triumphantly brandlBhing those
already brought upstairs, by tiie
sunerintendent "eet anv 1 haven't
herb, will you? and phone fne if
you find details given that aren't
in these. .There's not a word tiere
beyond 'Mr. Eddie Tiiensend. drtt
Ing tri(A trlenda.' I knew It'd be
all right! I always bare luck!"
Jenny , went slowly , along . the
pavement.- She was 'almost limp
Ing; perhaps her feet had beeli
bruised In the collision- or perhaps
she was now really so tired thai
they simply would not obey her
any more.
A aulte Interminable pavement;
this. Jenny was sure slid'had bfced
walking nlong it for 'Hours and yet
the newsboy's corner Was hot ap1
nreclably nearer. She stumbled.
clutched at a lamppost and stood
still, afraid that she was going.to
faint: or Just fall down and be too
absolutely worn oat to get up
Then a hand caught at her eiboiv
and stedled her and" V Voice said
"Jenny Jenny Revoll " for
moment, as she looked, up at him.
yesterday and today merged In her
tired mind., Mllil's red-plush foyer
was round her again: she stood In
sliver and green and jade with mu
sic sounding faintly: and. some
where. Georgle at langhthg. . -
the county schools this yea near
Elgin. . '
SIlsS .A lit lair's Recital .
i lifiss ciarii' tit: Auclalr, -of Ory" Creek',
music teacher .of Elgin,' Whose pupils .
:comerom! all over the valley, re-',.,, lean Pntt.v ifcnnri nimm r
cently" presented pupils in a. recital , "Luta Va?so ? Ruth Mer-
at the Christian ohurch n Elgin. It 1 Vf"B0 opm). r-
EatSSSSS?' aS&T&V', TarVFarmMuehe toeorgla
T5t& wh JSS."S8JS5: ". No- B rM
Mica Anriaif'a: Twttjlft Thfl mini IS
RhniMri rra tAnhnffnl skill and fine
-fMimV . thir nfirformnnce. There
;,7- DT i.mw of fmir
were two piano ensembles of four,
eight and. 12 hands beside a solo by
XT; T-.i"V".'. r. h.H;
:ba repeated. At the .close f the pro -
ffrtm mru nr. Hnn n Rinaii aauencer. i-
Ida... oresented Miss Auclalr with a
Imul km riiit nt lornatlnnn rrn hp.
Uif of Fiein mimla and Mr.
ttazen presented her with-a bouquet
The' cdntu'slon passed.' 4-'
"f was going to' buy f U--t rtf
the corner." she said.
Garth- Aveney still held her el-. ;
Bowjy He shook It lightly. In the
falling dusk It Was not' possible to
tell . whether or riot It was laughter
that Was lurTtifig M his eyes. He'
drew her round' so that she saw
his car drawn up af the curb;
net in." he directed. "Vtt tako
you fb'buy alf the paper's .a'all the.
corners, in town, it; you it t"?'t me .
His voice roughened suddenly and
she though ghe'J-new why.- ; . .1
ueorgie lias a very-oaa nruise,;
8be ,. said',' ','ni a headache, but
tnats aDBOiuteiy an.- ..we ve. ueen
wonderfully - luckyj j Even Eddie,
who" ... ,
Avehev' laughed. It was .an odd
spuhd;'. amused', , baflled, Impatlonti
Jenny supposed that she should not
have mentioned Eddie. She slid
Into the seat next to the driver's
and he took his placo beside her.
"Were pou hurt, Jenny?"
''Oil1, no'." . ' . t
j'rlglifened?"
"Yes." She admitted It With a
sting of - tears in her eyes, f It
Yveakenetf her to lean back against
these.' heavenly leather cushions
and be skimmed along the street
that had seemed so long. Why,
here was the corner already! Beck
oning to the boy Aveney bought an
armful of papers.
"There's a whole bundle on the
back seat already I got them' when
1
heard of the accident," ho re-
marked. "But they gave so tew de
tails that 1 waa racing nlong to firiil.
out for myself about you both."
The pause before the "both" wits as f
enigmatic as his laugh, "sow 1
know there's no serious damage
done, will you come tor a drive
Just round the Park? . i
"No.". '
,''SKesfffred down at the papers lie -j
had tossed on to lior" ifnees. No; J
tepeated her heart, and no had no. j
' "What you meant to say," he sug- j
gested gravely,. "was that yon murh i
regret you can't accept for tins eve
ning but' that as it Is obviously bo
Ing to be a very fine Sunday tomor
row) you will come picnicking with
me nnywhore In the country If I
call for you punctually al ten.
That's what you meant, Isn't it?"
She shook her head. The tears
were rising In her throat. "No, she
wouiu not go. wny uiu uo aait neri
Because he hid been so badly hurt
lij Georgle that he couldn't face a
day alone. Why else?-
"NO' use tor me at ail, Jenny Re-
vell?"
She was silent; and It was as
though all the street became silent
with her. The newsboy had darted
away round a corner and the nolso
of the traffic lulled and dropped:
& radio was suddenly switched olt
In & nearby house, tt was as
though someone had said to the
world "Hush I Listen! Listen to
jepny Revelli who Is going to say
'no'. . . i"
She looked up into Garth
Aveney's eyes. She saw the color
ot them deepen and darken. She
heard him draw an uneven breath.
"At ten; then," he said softly.
Arid how 'I'll take you back to
your apartment. : D'you mlttd If 1
Just drop you there and go straight
along? I'm supposed to be dining
with my Uncle at eight and I see
It's a quarter past already. And
anyway i don'l want io have to
talk id your cousin tonight."
Well, . Georgle wouldn't have
teamed hint to talk to her tonight!
Or tomorrow either or for the nest
ten days. When Eddie would hold
all lier thoughts. But one couldn't
explain that, it would he unkind.
Besides Jenny put a hand lb her
head it would be giving away the
secret. She said timidly
'Have you time to drive me to
niy hdtel? If: .'list round this
corner. I'm staying there; I'm not
at the Spartrhont .now."
"Is that where 1 call for yon to
morrow morning?"
"Please."
. He nodded. He seemed absorbed
riow In the rhythm cf his engine. In
different to her presence. .Misera
ble, at war with herself, she iStartd
down at her hands clasped upon
the papers. One .thumb parlly oh
scured a (Solum n.
' "Mr. fiddle Toicnscnrt. ,r'"' ,c'"
at the.ihheel 'iclien Uiu cur came
into collision with A bus--(Jenny
moved her thumb and read
on )
"had u! lelt City Halt attii
All marriage to Mini Georgian lie
veil. Mrt. Tawnscnd. icho ira f il
ling in the duct 61 the car. irn
(ul.e nfcur( And acrompiinifl hn
hiMont lo the hitpital Khtre "
The cor slid into sped. Jon:iv
could read no more.
(VOPVrtOht. JttUlX L'telt'Alht'imQ
Old nll sbout Etldls ISreaten.
. (KOrgif't t'snt, on Monday.
of rosebuds and sweet peasa tokerl
of appreciation from the Imbler Glee
club girls. The program was as follows:
.Scampering Mice Tarantelle .(
"',' " '
man), Wllma Harmon, Catherine
" T
. .s 0u,8l,ls , -iiuwj,
untnerme enrnes. first piano; aen-
evieve manners, secona piano.
"" aS5
Rhapsodle . Mlgnonne (K.oelllng)V
Shooting Star Galop (Hoist), Ruth
Memtt. first piano; Bena Ohoate,
Reolli'tlon (BeIectedv. Wllml. ,.
. .. . 7"
B nr"" VcP?"eman. r.
In the Arena Morch (Englemann), !
miii, wntv m,. nUL.mil,
!lrat Piano;,, Wllma Harmon, Mar-
; "5" p 9: ,
iPettey.
. Torchlight Dance (Sartorla)", Cath
erine Barnes.
Let Carillon (RInguet), Bern ice
Schnore. Clara M. Auclalr, first
ininlin- R.liMi M-irrlt. KTurinrlo Wnnrl.'
Iell, second piano.
Plying Leaves (Rolling), Wllma
.Hnrmon.
I Stare and Stripes Forever - Mrch
1 (Bousa). Rena Choote. Murl Andrews,
,Clam M. Auclalr, firsfc piano; Ruth
H02.cn. second planu.
Daily Cross -
-ACROSS
1. Purposes
- G. (.last! tlxedly
10. Uouk uf the
LJihlo
14. Christinas cn'roi
15; SdRs of a roof
10; Xoslrll
17. flaconnCted
VJ. M o:airb ot
. sutVtir'flcraT
surrnco . .
"0. ..More iirrifomut
, 21, dullest of tall, .
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29. Sport
31. Devoured
32. D:u1kc ofti '
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ih'ho f:unily
33. Alaclt
SO; &lnrk at b:it-
5, Tlmt nun
37. TlihiBa Hint In- fiS. Turkish nmiirf
Si)lro fo.ir
G4. Til acoustics,
VX Moveil hnclc
41. Typo measure
42. Opposite of
nwoatlibr
43. Anger
41. A Kramlifon of
Jacob
45. Monkey
411. lilllluiil stick
47. Oner
48. Inner portion
of an car of
corn
an upper
partial
M. Iluiulilea
50. Morseliaok
flame
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iLMiiplatiou .
fiL'. Malt lliiluor!) .
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ST0DY HAI COCHRAN
(READ THE STORY THEN COLOJt THE PrCTUREJi
WHEN once the Tillies reached that maybcS someone else Is tired?
outdoor they heard more of I wont to lake a snooze,
the play man's snores. "He sure "We have no special placo. In
was tired," said Scouty. "Wo had mind lo go, where slrailgo thlntsa
hest leave him alono. "'Id'" "nd. I think It's best
-Me says there's -thin mdrc rhtht Ijere. We vo tot. of
to me that we'd best move aloiiB
... . , i
"I guess you're rh:ht." said
Windy. "I Just wish I had, a
chance lo fly around up In the- air
again, hut, shucks, I have no
plane.
"The one he lot me use before
is gone, so It Is here no more.
Aw. what's the use of wishing,
when the wlshint's all In vain?"
rpilKY sat down on the ground
a while. Then Coppy Jumped
up. with a smile. "We're funny
little fellows," he . exclaimed.
.Here we all sit!
"Why not start strolling o'er
(he land? The road is nice; the
weather grand. I feci Hint I could
, walk "lor miles, 'cause I'm not j
"Then Uuney opened up hu eyes!
and snapped, "Say, do you realize ;
CLASSIFIED ADCl
-THB MARKET PLACE OF UNION & WALLOWA COUNTIES-'
(Couut five average words
to the ltne.y
Per line, 1st ihsertton....:.. :...10c
Per line, ouoh added consec
utive insertion 7c
Minimum charge on one -order"
'.t , 25o
WANTED
WANTED Stock to pasture. F. 67.
, ', 5-21-2 tp.
WANTED TO RENT For 1 yr., 4-rm.
mod. house Must be close in, 55U-J.
6-21-1 t.
WANTED Good 2nd-hnnd mower.
Coll P. 25X5. . 5-19-4 t.
WILL BOY 30 oM batteries'. Will pay
according to their condition. New
batteries as low as 6.0. Automo
tive Electric Co., 1426 Adams. Phone
M 620: 1-20-1 m
- Briefly Told
Killing ('nie 13 a gootf way fo OntI
U'fe's HSiilYntlons.
Word Puzzle
11. Heel .over,, as a
... , ship .
12. Lou of hair
13. Chnlfs
18, Fowl'
n. DisiiguVo
Zt. JHonnlhit'
Xk 20. Ueatlny
9 27. Entry In n' -
account
3 Time Ions gone
30, Utlllno
.13. Disturb
3.1. Aliflnnr fliAA-
: JoKlnn .
OS 34.- Old wotd for
learn ;
35, Vnllnnt rnun
30. Ifroparo for
iiublicatlun ,
3S. Knock
40. Conclusive'
45, While poplar
4C. The mninsiay-
of business
, 47. Worker In ft
kind of Otone'
' 48. ftculnotis ubv
stanco
40. Rounded con
vex molding;'
51. Arrives
52. Anoint ' ,
63. Arabian gat-
menf
55. Flower .
50. 1'JKyptinn Bolar.
disk . ,
ST. Prcranlng ,
... nlKlits '
CS. lllRtmtclicd ,
01.- JapancKo nd- -.
mlral
, DOWN
1. ,Chnhu-tcr In
Arthurian
loauu.l
2. Not one
li. iM'outh of the
. .Mat , "
4. fncllmtfr
5. Oryiital eazor
0. Sailor
- 7. V re von tn
8. French feml
. nine nnmq
0, Rthnroal salt
lOt WhitV nnt : .
i Phil. Isl.
PICTURES 4J0E KING,
1
!
I J 1 K,
others, In real teaslne
tones, cried. "Listen to old
lazy liunes. Tills time you cnll-
not have your wisli
A new spot
we will find.
Then up they Jumped,, to Blurt
their hike. "Come oil," said
Scouty, "if you like." It wasn't
very lone till Uuiicy trailed uIouk
behind.
All or n sudden they alt spied
n ftintiv stilt man. Windy cried.
'Hello, then;, tall, slim fullow.
Tell us, where are you bound
for?"
"Oh, don't mind me," tha si 111
man said, "but Just keep wulkillK
straight ahead. You'll shtfitly
reach a house where, there uro
thrilling things In store."
((.'oiiyrighi. 132. x'n.l s rve. lire.)
(The Tidies in-Hle M n MWinri'n
house In tin- nr.it story.)
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RATES BY MONTH:
3 lines, per month $2.60
3 lines, per month ...... .$3.23
4 lines, per month ,........4.00
6 lines, per month ..f..-....-. .$4.75
Each additional line ovar five
charged at 50c per line per month.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE For frying rabbits, call
Cain, 409-j: 8-20-a tp.
DRCSSES, newest Paris' modele. low
est prices'. Phone PashlofV Frocfc
representative, 8fta XJ -tf-tf i.
FOR SALE Furniture, elee. rapse.
' CJieap. Leaving town, flbf O Ave.
- . a-ltf-8 tp.
WOOD $4. Archie 6onley. f37-J. ,
. . s-fi-isi tp.
I FOR SALELUMBER
3X4 to 2x12 Fir Is Lavcn ,
Dimension .'...'.. A'lO'.An par 1A
lxia Pino Shlplap 10.00 Per M I
1x12 Pine Boards S4S 7.50 Per St.
1x4 to 1x12 Pine Boards
Surfuced 8.00 Per K
Fir St Larch Flooring Ss
Ceiling 30.00 Per M
WOOD
12" Red Pir Cotd Wood IB.iS Per Cord
10" Red Fir Cord Wood 5.60 Por Cord
iO" Dry Ohnln' Wood ..i. 4.50 Per Loatl
BO Wood Wncn? we
ar6 ttlnnimK 3.00 Pet toad
BOWtVlArTHIOKS LUMBER C(J. ,
PHONE MAIN 8 '
i-12-t t .
FOR SALE 5. A. with1 Improvements.
Farmers 3X2. , 5-io-t I.
FOrl SALE Coffee cream that Wh'lps.
nome cnurnea Duxteriniis nnu nniK
you'll like to drink. Cloverdale
Dairy; Farmers' 35. 6-6-t f.,
buy our wood and hVrp 4 ftvmtHes
exiec. pti', 373-w.- B-tf-t- r.'
FOR SALE A moL dodtntfy flbm
10 A. close tn. Bidgs. An mouernv
5 A. 8 yr. oia orchard. Stock and
Implements with place. Good water
right. $4000 will handle. Ph. 498-J.
5-5-1 mpv
DRY WOOD. pos awo tfnek for
hrre anywhere. Insdrea earner. Ph. '
I051-W. FranK sewam. 4-2B-1 m.-
DRY Wood', any mm or Jetigtii:- Wrn.
Hesse. Ph, 328 W. 4-27-1 mp.
OLD GROWTH forf rir id"
80 cord. Phone 937-J.
TYPEWRITERS for rem or sale". Let t
us Bhow you our stook of new and'
used portables. E. C. Tnckey's Type
writer Exchange 109 Depot St.
. ' 4-IS-t f.
AUTOMOBILES
REBUILT FORDSON TRACTOR
Crawler typ6-r-$300. '
Perkins Motor co.
4th & AUnms - Phono Main 600
; 6-H-t i.
Late model Chevrolet fruck. .
1929 DaSoto 4-door sedan.
Chrysler "GO" coupe, , Just over
hauled and pointed.
30; modjl Chevrolet truck, long
wheel boao, stock rnck.
- M..J. OOSS ,
. 6-21-1 t.
. Professional
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: ' ZoA 'ArJ'UOBODy ) VNB TELL SOMEBODy HAPP6H6D To CS
I..C. LEB D. BOtVt I SSwTwiSS J iWIB.TD - THIU Vw Ji.
Eye. Ear, Nose and throat Hospital : IM (JCBe ' FL ESPU3PS THIS CAE f HAJG SOME
SKI fioor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 18. ts-l4w r'' :n THEM THfiV'D kMow MATCHES . m
' ' - . fcllHBFS. -. j.;ji,.Jy VJHBB6 vWE ARE IM VOUB. ' ' M .
Osteopathic Physicians -yrf JTf j eTM
DItS. J. I A MARGARET INOLB J , t. t jf' ' f WThT A-'
General Practice and Obstetric M ST" tW k. ." v'f , - ' V-'"
BommerBldg, - , 4 , W (A k P
Ottlce, Main 108 Res., Main US j ' $ V. S:Vp.'
Miscellaneous fCT'', A 'C
' MK8. FltRDEHICK UALMS . ''' jr'J '' 'CV
Beading Dally. 4,fW-pVUa orr I ''
THE NEW FANGLES (Mom'n Pop) By Cowan
Two Callers!
( fVL - 1 OH - GOOB EVENIM&. E OUST DROPPED IM TO A T .
W(Z 'uo lscdl HOVM'S THE PMJTY I THNWrt YOU FOR THE ROYM.
fi VLAWS HfD IMK.Ait h i i C0(A(NG AL0MG WY VOU'vIE EMTEITTMMEO .
' LjoST SLIPPED V 9 J A&UStA VUHILE WE'ME BEEN ,
'.r..i IWfO- TO QCffilv1 ' "V V BOSY WITH T3USIMESS . ' 1.1
i;v5 eloped, yj ' i Wst2 mm ' Ti&f'?f
fweli The txxit?- )U J&Jy L?i )nK ICrA
Belt ma Itrrd VpJ AW rWQ7f WT-
r-rir.ii ALlH: V i U ' Rt:iyiC.lA I Slv
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"jompim' m,cherel'. (( weee vjhy-ah M- (
l.'THE'BOSS AMD V EMERY BODV I VT, luL GET MS THE
AGUSTMS ElkO- , J CP.VU CHlCVt-- I POLICE STATiOM, ,
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FOR RENT
TOR RENT Apt. Call 481-W. 6-21-3 t
FOR RENT 2300 acres pasture land
' on mountain enst- of Allc&l.- It. C.
Smith, La Grande, 5-21-1 t
FOR RENT Business bldg. with furn.
housekeeping rms. in bacK. Will
Teni together or separate.-Very rea
sonable rent. Investigate. Inq. 205
' Hemlock. Ph. 320 M. 6-20-2 t.
FOR RENT Complew.y furri. 8-rm,
house. Call 1806 Third St.
5-20-3 t.
$10 5-rm. mod. house; garage. Ph.
m two. inq. 3113 2nd. s-lu-4 t.
FOR RENT Mod. furn.- apt., hard
wood floors", elea, range, Frlgldalre.
: Reasonable. Close In,- lltff 6 Ave.
' 6-16-0 tp.
FOR RENT Mod. residence. Phono
I" 82 W. 8-13-t t.
iPOR RENT Purri. apt.,- 1809 Adcims.
Call M 682. 5-t3-t I.
5-RM. FURN. HOUSE. Adults. Garage.
Ph. 458 J. Fannie Alllnson.
4-22-t f.
FOVNb
NEAR HAINES, mnttreiis and blanket.
Owner may have same by proving
property antt paying for this ad.
6-2i-l t.
Let Women fio Wori i
; In kllietn. KlisI Arrit-.t. (he dusky
.Ifrrtles fnfnjitcfef.v iivvii; tnnnrtse unit
wojfk flio one' Industry, a'ait-nuttting.
while f.he gentlemeit gufliur (lrowonii
'Vna run errrtnds to earn their salt,
jW mod'lrtiYf nf exorinngt-.
FREdKLlCS HIS FUTENOS .,
. The Kids Have Grit!
n . ") ( HORpy OP ArJO W 1 0N'T.'SB!I...THl9 HAS T ;'!'
Hm' THEIR. LISHT AWOTHEK ' BB6H EeAu ACMEHTUBS... ';.',
M THEIR
Honay to 5T
BAc To TUS
MOOTH op TH6
CAVfi, bSeWB.
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OrJOLE TaofK
v HIS HAMD.....
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passage, THey
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CAVERN
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW LOW . PRICES
pdperhangmg and
..Phono 0U W.
on . painting, -kalsomlnlng.
,
.., 6-17-1 ra. '
MOREMEN'3 SCROOb of Beduty fcu(
I ture Is recommended by shop owri-
er for Its thoroughness In training,- -;
Spring classes now forming. For
Information, call or write 23 West
( Main Bt.f Walla Wallar Wit. .
I - - 4-28-1 mp.
boWELL BROQ, QLEAN-UP We will
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.'
Phone 323 -J. 3-8-t f.,
EASTERN OREtiON Scuool of Music,
. vloiln. piano, voice. Credits. 1. O. O. i
P. temple. 447-J. 9-8-1 m "
MONEY TO" LOAN We are represent, i
ttatlves for the Prudential Ins. Co.?
and cah niake cic loans at attract i
ttve rntes of- lntorest. Chas. Hi''1
Reynolds, .. Uisutance, loans. anoi, Ar
boiidfl. .. 0-H m';lH
LA OltANDB MATTRBSS ana Uphold'
storing and Rug Cleaning Work.
Ph. 424-W.' Chaa. Edwards Prop.
ia-i-l m.
LOST
LOST Union High school at class1
ring In La Grande. Leavo at Ob .
Server. 8-20-1 tp.
LOSt tilll fold contaihtrig 818.00 in)
curroncy; drivers license, two plc-H
turcs and receipts-, between . N.
Spruoo ahd town. Finder return ttt
. Observer or call 173-J. Sultnble
reward. " 'fl-20-2 tp.
f rr s Nuiinen iv 'yV.. ri.
A real mrtn try td His Mglif '
ntlt vJlii iltlmll When he Is wrong.'1
Dy Utosser
CAMPUS, FRECI4USS,. ) HAT 5C3UMO WK WEAHD r.
I VNISM W6'D . jf MOSTA BBSrJ A l'V
THIS old J53iW SlfOrt KWS rVtoREVaig