La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
PssreFive I
OUT OUR WAY
ByJ. R. Williamsj THE NEWFANGLES ; (M6mn Pop)
Safety Firstt
CLASSIFIED ADS
SaM UUB IUCI Of UNION WALLOWA COCIIIU '
" I'LL BE GLAD TO COME , DCj'T YQU EVER
TO THE BRIDGE PARTY,-1 WO(?I?Y OVEI?
MR& COMER, CHICk GETS YOOB HUSBAND?
THE AFTERMOON OFF, I ME AM, ABOUT
' Or HCSBEVTHe -
(Ooust lira, average wordi
to tt Una-),
BATK8 BY MOUTH
, ," ME A, THtNC -v AND
a lines, per month .
-W.80
OUT Ht WONT MIND. 1 HIS MEETINO
THEPE APE ?OMC PRETTYl
Per line, Kt tniwtlo
line, per-mouth .
Pu line, each added cozneo-
4 line, per montb. .
OTHER GIRLS?
STENOQPAPHEPS IN Hr3
ntrra Insertion .
o lust, per mania .
jllnlninm cnarg u on
bcti additional line over tlie
charged t 60o per line per njohth.
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
GOOSfiBBItRIBB. Pn. Farm. 46.
e-23-a tp.
6-RM., unfurn. house on Adams. (16.
' See Smith at Fox Farm. 6-23-3 tp
FOR .RENT Large comfortable bed
rooms. Board If desired. Inquire at
1004-3 rd St. ' 6-22-3 tp.
FOR SALE Fryere, East S tango's mill,
Geo. Ohapman. Q-23-a tp.
Friday, June 23, 1933
f CERTAINLY J '1
y rr. ,r-r. s-.nl -n II " 1
I HI'",. V V' 1BV UIKf9f II . ,
6'
FOn, SALE .Modern 6-rm. nouse on
payed street, 8 biles, from. P. O.,
Priced at $1500 -with 300,down and,
16 a jnotttn, for quiet sale. For!
Information Inquire of Williamson;
; -Barry. Ph. M. 900. e-28-8 t.;
FOR 1 h. p. eleotrlo niotor,
1 '4 " rotary prrmp and pipe for Weil.
Goo Hector, 3 blocks east of oounty
garage, evenings. 6-23-3 tp.
FOR SALS 1000-gal. water tank.
Cheap. Ph. .409 J. 8-23-1 t
FOR SALE Field run hay, (5 ton, E.
Island City. Tom Mullenburg.
0-22-3 tp.
$OR SAM) A nice, little home, 4
roams, bath. Oarage. Cheap for
caoh, 04, Spring. 6-21-5 tp.
STATE! TESOTBD Whljeg. ohlx, fl.60
100. Hart's Hatchery, Boavorton.
6-21-1 mp
PRY BOX FACTORY WOOD, large
truck load delivered, 5.50 per load;
Telephone orders, collect. Fondosa
Pine, Lumber Co.,. Elgin, Oregon.
' 6-21-t fi
POH SALE '30 "Ford sedan. A-l con
dition. Or will trade for alfalfa
, hay. Ph..37B W. , 6-ao-6 tp.
pJSD PtB WOOD Any length,- (4.50
i cord. Ph. Slndln Oroo., 98a W.
5-26-1 m.
I' DRY WOOD, any length, full weas
uro. Ph. 142 J.. , 5-26-1 m.
FOR BALE! Wood, cut green from
first class timber. Any length.
Place your order now for your
' winters supply. Also dry wood.
Phone lpMW.. e-7-lro.
FOR SALE Will sell poultry, calves,
cows, pigs, horses, farm machinery
and household goods, at auction,
ovory Saturday at 1 p. m. Grando
Rondo Auction Co. 1602-6 S Ave.
Phone 142J, 6-6-lm
FOR BALE Scrawn paper for school
be home, at the. Observer, So pad.
. li-a-t f.
MOD, 6-RM. HOUSE, unfurnished.
Good location, ,146 W. 6-22-3 t.
FOR RENT 4 roorn modern house,
1406 Cedar. Inquire 1812 Cedar.
. . - 6-22-3 t.
BEAUTIFULLY turn. 3,-rm. apt. with
kitchenette and prlv. bath. Every
thing Included. ' Reasonable. La
Grande hotel. ' . 6-20-5 t.
STORE ROOM on Adams. Excel, busi
. - nese location. La Grando hotel. -
6-30-5 t.
WANTED
SALES LADIES or salesmen for full
or part time work: Inq. Mr. Snyder,
Ourrey Press, . 6-22-2 tp
DO WELL BROS. CLBAN-TJP We will
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
Phone 323-J. 3-8-t 1.
EASTERN OREGON School of. Muslo,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O
E. temple, 447-J. 9-6-1 in.
LA GRANDE MATTRESS and Uphol
stering , and Rug Cleaning Works.
Ph. 424-W, Chan. Edwards,. Prop,
13-1-1 in.
MISCELLANEOUS
RADIO SERVICE
Experience and equipment to give you
better radio service. Tubes tested
' free In your home. Phono M-770 at
Fitzgerald Furniture Co.
6-5-lm,
AUTOMOBILES
DURA NT POUR-DOOR SEDAN
1029 model. Price $100.00.
PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY
Phono Main 600. 4th & Adams
Marie Koenlg and Billy Jurges are
rivals for the regular shortstopshtp
of the Chicago Cubs, but they aro
Inseparable pals on and off the dia
mond. - -
NOTICE OF SHKKlFF'S SAl.K
IN THE CIROUrr COURT OF UNION
' COUNTY, OREGON,
FRANK J; HANES arid FRANCJSS J.
HANES, Plaintiffs,
VS.
' R. A. CRAWFORD, Defendant.
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GlVENi, ihalr
under and by virtue of a writ of. exe
cution, in foreclosure duly and regu
larly Issued by the clerk of the Cir
cuit Court of Union county, Oregon,
dated the 20th day of June, 1933, in
that certain suit in the said Circuit
Court,- wherein Frank J.' Hanes and
Frances J. Hanes, as plaintiffs, re
covered Judgment and decree against
R. A. Crawford, as, defendant, la the
sum of- $1060.00, together with in
terest thereon at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from the 18th
day of July, 1931, plus the euni. of
$160.00 as attorney's fees and for their
costs and- disbursements herein ' in
curred, which said Judgment and de
cree further provides that the said
Sums of money constitute a valid lien
against the hereinafter described real
property, with Its appurtenances,
superior- to. any claim, of the sola de
fendant upon said' property, and, fur
ther provides and decrees that said
property be sold to satisfy saidi Judg
ment, attorney's fees and accruing;
cree wvu duly givon, made and enter
ed on the 12th day of June, 1933.
NOW, THEREFORE, Pursuant to
said, execution, I will, ; on Monday;
July; 24th, 1033, at. the front door of
the Union county; court" house in,the
city df La Grande, Uriltin' County;
Oregon, at 'two o'clock in -the after
noon of said day, sell1 ax ptublic auc
tion to the. highest bidder for cash
In hand; the, following described real.
property, situate ln'sald'' county and
particularly described as follows: to'-
wit "ti'-v'V-.
Commencing at appoint 100 ftet
East of the S. W. corner of Block
14, of Coggan's Addition to La ;.
Grande; thence running N. 60
feet; thence East 4ft feet; thence
South 60 feet; thence West 45
feet to the place of beginning; Also
- Lot 2 Jn Lovoh's Subdivision of'
Block 13 or Coggan's Addition to
the town of La Grande, -or
so much, thereoU as , may be neces
sary, to satisfy said Judgment and de
oree, .together with the costs which
have accrued or many accrue under
and by virtue of said execution.
Dated at La Grande,, Union county,
Oregon, this 23rd day of June, 1933.
JESSE BRESHEARS, Sheriff or Union
costs for which said Judgment and de
Coiinty, Oregon.
June 23 and 30, July 7 and 14,
THE TINYMITES
t KCm. O IM3 BY WCA SEBVlt I HP,' ,. . j
(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)
rpHE tree that came to life cried
out, "You think you'll get away..
no doubt. Well, that gives me a
great big laligli. I'm much too fast
for you.
"Go right ahead, you scamps; and
run, hut r will shortly spoil' your
fun. Oh my, but you'd be! scared
if you knew what' I plan to do."
"My limb arms are real long, you
see. Just think how easy it will he
' to reach right out, at any time,
and grab you by the wast.
"I would, suggest that you. all
uton. Then I may let my whole
nlan dron ." The Tlnymites, how
ever, tooif no chances. Oft they
raced!
O00N little Dotty grew tired out.
J but she' decided not to shout
and let the others know that shi-
was, fail In fat behind.
I surely will be caught, thought
she. I wonder, what that moil'
Btrous tree will do. Perhaps 'twill
shake me. If (hat's all, I will not
mind;
The others badn't turned atound.
Determined some place must bo
found where, they could hide, they
Just ran on. Soon Seouty cried,
"Hurray!
Ahead, I ace a, largo rock pile.
Wo all might hide in there a while.'
The big tree may not find us.
Then, perhaps, 'twill go away."
V.-
SO, in among tiie rocks they ran.'
if you can." And then he looked
'around and noticed Dotty was not
there.
'Oh, Dolly's left behind," he
cried. "The tree is almost at her
side. In Just about a minute she
is going to get a scare." '
It turned out that the lad wan
right. The whole hunch saw a thrll,
Ing sight. The tree grabbed little
Dotty and then lifted her up high.
And then the tree began to roar.
"Oh, my, I wonder what's in store,"
said Coppy. "We must rescue her.
Who's brave enough to try?"
(Cupyrlglil, 133.1, NRA-Kervlce, Inc.)
'SAV-TAtfe .woopf 'no rf AimT!
Il&O SVMe.ATR OFF, AM' POT . Tr-V VWAGOM'& , :
Hrtil '.'r S)MOS,:j SABW-i BookjCiM", BoT v Lf,
Wt!s MOCvAl I ,1 Got" A BiG-' I . '. A" ' .
PM'
L '' '. . iHfc. NNORHV WART. qVku by hca sgwvrcg, iwo. ftto,u.6.PAT.oiT.
OH, CI SINK'S VBUT, WHAT ABOUT WHEW. ( HE HAS TQl ' ' i
M.W.NYSVERV 1 YOO GO OUT, LIKE THIS I PAR.WTHE " f
SWSYATTHE I APfeCNOpN? HOW.OO l WVBY.VVITH ufiL : , '. -
OFFICE, OK l YOU KNOW HE STAYS WIMl-7vV-l .
THE BUNGLE FAMILY -
More, Newa
nuncy' springs "
the net storyj
RurnriAe) In
; , piay.
POLICE INVESTIGATE
'. REPORT THAT
DISAPPEARANCE
t : FOLLOWED
DEATH -THREAT.
WHr! MORE V.
HUIABALOO IN ,
THE PAPER ABOUT )
OAKDALE LEAVING J
town! a mmmm '
WHOLE , b0MMl
COLUMN.' VWimWm i .
:
INVEMTOR-
FREND!
THAT'S HIS
RjOYAL
HISHNESSA
GEORGE
BUNGLE,
THINK
OF ITj,
THIS! NO' TONE
-WILLi BE LEFT
L UNTURNED. SAID
BUNGLE. IN
THE- SEARCH
FOR MY
m
dill
-T-' ,"
nco, us pAt.ofp
a-??,
THE PERSON
RESPONSIBLE ;FOft
THIS DU,f B-AGE 13
KNOWNi CONTINUED
BUNQLF, AJMD iST THE '
PROPE. MOMENT I .
SHALL -AGAIN
DEMAND A.N
ARREST.
EVERY OTHER
PARAGRAPH
IN THIS
ARTICLE :
S'WHAT
bungle:
MUST HAVE
TALKED FOR
HOURS, he
WOULD.
I . , '
1 )
.. V. I
J
AND HERE'S MORE
AITHOUQH ADMlf TttJQ
.PECUJ-AR A-BPKCT&
.Of ,OAK.DAJl;'B
DISAPPEARANCE,
AROUSED BUNGLE'S
IKE BY' INSISTING,
.il'tiERE IB LITTLE
KVil'DENGE OW
A CRIME.
BUNGLE'S IB.e
Ij. lMAl3ltV -
THAT SiLLY
MAN SORT OF
THREATENING
I Mt. KULICE ,
DEPARTMENT.
BUNGLE'S IRE!
HOW UTTERLY
VSICrENINQg
JOE PAL00KA
Caught
' JOE-.-WRE IN PUtCH 1 HCNiST, MISTER "
WITH. ALL THE BOYS J PARKER, I VWbH'l
FROM THEPRfeSS. I VOUSE WOULC5N'T
NMV DON'T VDU TELL
US ABOUT WH Stn.T
UP WITH. MISS HOWEf,
AST MB. I HEEL
, TERRIBLE BAP.
. fJUX JOE-THE COUr4TR,vlT WELL MEBBE TWA'S '
NOLI, LEAE ABAD TASTE. ARE CEiTTOY GOOO
Yourself as well
AStoheb; it, i
couldn't have ,
' BEEN Htft FWU" j
PRENS SOfLLTELL
ME WHEN WE WAS IN
UBERTADTHPW I "
y
1 -t BECUZ.
HE SAID; HIM;
, AN f, WAS"
,UH-H-HERES
KNOBBY-, (
JtoEPIPE DOWN A l
DIDN'T I TELLAT,V.eer
YEW VylQPTH CLOSSO-
SCRAM. Yoq-y
SPECIAL TO P.U,'SHRVIGS
AUW , VJ. H mTWOH ICO
PALOOKA WAS CONSiSTENTlV
REFUSED TO DISCUSS HIS REASON
FOR LEAVING HIS, CHARMING FIANCEE
WAITING INsHURC(PE.iTHEiNl3NS(WER
MEN' ABOARD : THCBCI HAiVB BBEN1
ORDERED, . BY; WALSH TO .REFRAINi
FROM- EVEN TALKING TO PMJ0OKA .'
THE GARRULOUS. KNOBBY HAS
INCURREO,TlrlE plSPLEASUREi' OF5"
ALL ABOARD, BY HIS.ATTiilTUDE , AND
HIS.KEEPINCj -SOB IN THEIR CABIN
FROM FSSENOEISS,TOO.
WALSH, A,f?UBUCITY SEEKER, OF
THE' WORST ORDER,' WILL FIND IT
HftKU IN T Mfe i-W.l vk v "SET
LIINB INyTHE UWAIS WHEN HI
':,. , ..... .
DIANA DANE
(Trademark Roglatored)
U. 8. Patent Otflco
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FOR A SUV
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IS HE
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WHy-."VB5,,HE'5 5TOP-
PlMS HERE.. BUT IF
HE'5 BBINS 2UGD BY
THIS HOTEL
HAS P ram cuiii
ON HIM
SO, HE OW66,
YOU MONEY, TOO?
VLL- 50RRV,,;
6UPDV, BUT Hl
othcc creditors:
COMES FIRST;
hi r-lSSBm
HI5 HOTEL BILL SHOULD
COME FIRST.' ITU &EEN
-j PUB IMtl-ONeEST ';
Yeah-!" Bur Hisl
OrHER 6ILL5 15
"1 THE 3IS(3F.Srr
Lt r T yrJiniT,
if you Gentlemen , will. Stop ArgUt
.INS , I'LL TBL.L YOU , WHO,. HA.- ElfZT"
' CLAIM .ON...DOOLEYI HAVE 6ECAU5E
HALF 'OF THE MONEY HE HASN'T GOT
TO, PAY YOU WITH 'BELONGS 1& ME J
PC
SCGHCHY SMITH
(Trademark.. Registered)
U. 8. Patent OHIco
Ted
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IN THIS GANG TH AN T
THOUGHT-AMO BOUND FOR A
meeTins in tht long
LOW SHACK.
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THE DILLYS
(Trademark Registered)
U. 8. Patent OKIce
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