LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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RAT 8 BY MONTH
9 llnM. nar month-.
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Minimum charge on on
order ,
beta additional line over five
charged at 60c per line per month.
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT.
At BARGAIN In eleotiio refrlgeratore.;
at Wagner's Hardware. 6-16-3 t.
FOR RENT Large sleeping room
with board If desired. Mis. M.,B.
Donahue 1703 First. . 6-ia-8tp
BO-I.B. ROOMY ICE BOX, Quite new,
t'rlco reasonable. Ph. 840 W.
... 6-lb-3 t-:
WANTED
Friday, June 16, 1933
DOESNT HE CVEP' Y V "N? "" V M STAW3, WHCN 1 COOD XSWer, -Y
- CRY WHEN YOU I A WAS A LTTTLE TOT MOMt VOU- -
v : POT HIM TO J NOPE! ) LKE' TIMMlETHFlY , J,MEAN THS.y'0. i
. V BED? y HAD TO 3ING ME tO WASTE ALL. THAT J
V I '-ZlT-- " v Sleep vaost cvepytme vsiapbuno.tp
' f. I'M GLAD t WASNT LWAN& j , '"T 'l'
N THOSE PREHISTORIC DAVS, .f ' ',t ' 7 . ''
A BEFORC THEV HA.O ANV OF ' . ' ' ', ' ' " - , .
V the modern iNyENTioM'j j- Jt .V -y; : f.-
Y ' ''
1:1
ItUlQK MASTBR-0 with logging trall
: cr. Priced, for quick sole. Ph. 142 J,
' . ; 6-16-S t.
FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet coach.,
Kastcm Oregon Light Power Co.
6-15-3 t.
MILL WOOC ,Archte Oonley, 187-J.
- , 6-14-3 tp.
PO.'. SALE Gooseberries, 25c gal.
Call at J820 Z Ave. 6-14-4 tp.
CALL CAIN tor frying rabbits. 409 J.
. i. 614-3 t:
FRESH JERSEY milk cow, with nice
; heifer calf. Eh. 174 W. 6-13-3 t.
FOR BALE Team of mares, 1000
lbs. Inq. 1214 X. ' 6-12-6tp
RED FIR WOOD Any length, M B0
cord. Ph. Slndln Qroc, B82 W.
6-26-1 m.
DRY WOOD, any length, full roeas
: ure. Ph. 148 J. 6-26-1 m.
FOR BALE Wood, cut green from
' first class timber. Any length.
Place, your order now for your
winters simply. Also dry wood.
Phone 1051W." 6-7-lm.
FOR SALE Will sell poultry, calves,
' cows, pigs,- horses, farm machinery
and household goods, at auction?
every Saturday, at 1 p. m. Grande
Ronde Auction Co. 1502-6 S Ave.
Phone 142J. 0-6-lm
FOR SALE Soratcn paper Tor eohool
. or home, at. the Observer, 5o pad.
11-2-t 1.
WANTED Good girl for general
kousework, Ph., Farm. 4X,, .6-16-2 t
WANTED Oood.12 guago shotgun.'
. State kind, make and price. Write
, Box 7, Observer. 6-15-2 tp
JW ANTED Wood-to haul for,ash.or
! on shares. Also buy wood at stump,
i 2804 . Greenwood.. 6-14-4r,tp.
DO WELL BROS;, CLEAN-UP We Will
clean up your ashea, papers, etc.
Phone 323-J. 3-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
' violin, piano,. voice; Credits. O. O.
Pi temple. 447-J. ' . 9-6-1 m.
, RADIO SERVICE
Experience and equipment to give you
better radio service. Tubes tested
free in your home. Phone M-770 at
Fitzgerald Furniture' Co.
6-6-lm
LA GRANDE MATTRESS and Uphol
stering and Rug Cleaning Works.
Ph. 424-W. Ohas. Edwards. Prop.
12-1-1 m.
LOST
LOST Diamond solltare ring with
gold setting. Reward, Call 907 W."
, 6-14-3 t.
-Cheroes are-
. .JSL .
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BIO. U.S. PUT-Off.
MADE -NOT BORN ' " 4-6
THE BUNGLE FAMILY,
Mystery
AUTOMOBILES
FORD TpDbR SEDAN .
Completely overhauled. Good tires.
Price 176.0O.
PERKINS MOTOR CO. ' .
4th and Adams . M. 600
. ' 6-13-Vf.
La Grande Eagles
Out This Week;G
. Exhibition Game
The La Grande Eagles and the El
glneers were the two teams chosen
this week to "vacation", while the
rest of the league teams made up
games necessitated, by the late entry
Into the league of Alleel and Island
City, the latter two aggregations be
ing one .gome behind the other six
teams.
" Alice! Is scheduled to tanglo with
the Chieftains at Enterprise; Cove
- will tussle with the Cowboys ot Los
tlne, and the. league loading Pleasant
Grove Grangers will try to dust otf
the up-and-coming Millers at Island
City.
Reports are that the La Grande
squad will play an exhibition
while the battierles for the Observer
team were A. Beck, M. Beck and W.
Dahl.
. Plans are also under way to play,
teams of newspaper . carriers from
Baker ar Pendtetbft.' . 1 . ; !
BASEBALL STANDINGS
By The AKjbcloied, Pjkss ;
Coast League
W. L. Pet.
Sacramento 42 30 .583
Hollywood - 40 30 .571
Portland .'. 38 82 .843
Los, Angeles 38 32 .543
Missions 38 35 .521
Oakland 32 37 .464
.Seattle ' ; 27 40 .403
San Francisco .....',". 26 45 .360
American League
W.
New York ....
Washington
Chloago
game with the local American Leglo Philadelphia
Junior league squad on the high
school field starting about 2 p. m.
OBSERVER TEAM
WINS VICTORY
The Observer carrier's baseball
teairj defeated an aggregation from
North andl West La Grande yesterday
morning by a saore of 13 to G. at the
La Grande High school field. It was
the first game played this season and
the boys of both teams made a flite
showing, Stltt, of the former nine,
batting a home run.
Batteries for the North and West
La Grande team were T. Zlvkovlch,
OleyelamlQ
DiQolt .
Boston. ...........
St. Louis .........
, N'tiQjiuiI League
- . W. L.
New York - '., 31 19
St. Louis 32 21
Pittsburgh 29 24
Chicago 3D 27
Cincinnati - W 27,
Brooklyn 22 28
Boston - - 23 Ql
Philadelphia 29 36
G. Butch, F. Klmmell and F. Beaman, City.
A free course in training po!ig)dogs
was offered dog owners by the Ger
man Shepherd Dog clui. of Kansas
STORY BY UAL COCUItAN
THE TINYMITfiS
PICTURES BY JO9KIN0
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THI3 lion wagged Ills tall a bit
. and Dotty shotitod, "Think ot
It! Why, J believe he's friendly.
Mnybe we are quito all right.
"Of course, If lie begins to roar,
I will be very scared, once more.
Perhaps It's safer to stay right
up In this tree till night." .
"Of course It Is," snapped
Goldy. "You can bet that's what
, I'm going to do. I wouldn't trust
n lion farther than a frog can
bop.
"I'll sit"rlgbt up here on this
limb, so I can keep away from
him. I know 'twould be the end
ot mo, if I'd decide to drop."
.
THEN Duncy said, "I guess
you're right. In fact, we're In
an awful plight. I wish someone
would come along and scare the
beast away.
"Just look! ' He's being funny,
now. He's trying to get us down,
somehow. Those antics are sup
posed to make us think ho wants
to play."
The lion then whirled 'round
and 'round and shortly flopped
upon the ground. The craiy
stunts made Dotty laugh. "That'
beast is trained,'' she cried.
"W!y honestly, I almost feel
that, after all, ho Isn't foal. Look
closely and you'll see he lias a
very iunny hide?"''--' . . '
64"yOU'RE right," a real faint
voice cried out. "You've
guessed what this is all about."
"Who said that?" shouted Duncy,
"I can't see a soul around."Q :
The lion then spreadright In
two. The same .faint: voiift. said,
"Howdy do! Why stay upHn the
tree, when It Is safe down on
the ground?" .
'Twos Scouty, In the lion's hide.
And Windy, loo! Wee Duncy
cried, "Three cheers for my two
little pals. Let's get out of the
tree.'
In Just a moment they were
out. Said Goldy, "What's it all
about? -Your finding us, X must
admit, is strange as It .can be."
(Copyright, JS33. NBA Service. Inc.)
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