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Saturday, June 24, 1933 1
ASSTFIED ! ADfi
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Per Unej liHnsertlcnu J0e.
RAXKS BT MONTH.
2 llnee, pw-moatn HM)
S llne,ipermontn ,.J8
llneet per mqntta ; ,00
S Unea, per month , H.76
Baoh i additional 41na..oer rlre
oharged at HOo per. Una par ojonMi.
Fr line, each added conaeo--
utlve lnsertloa
IIInlmua 'ObuBe on one
ordari'
FOR SALE
TORRENT
V 2ZttW '.O&MSS. B., UiEWeotW AftqUlsiO ' 1 1 , .SWi' CigtNZ- vIIi-- - XWITH HIM-" ' ' a
vhL -, -.. ,.rtH..Qos&..ATH-. Mt.. does -.the-m ; ! v, . .ye .. i .fnM' ; JfTut1 m&M
' SETJ J Wf ' " -owiK)' op a mile .- ,- oec. most 6F ' Mtf 7 -, ; , f' - TSW WW gP7 ' : VP- s KHfeV 3) T ' ife
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Natural'toe lastsvl-fl; longen-' .
Regular delivery PHh.' Maln 804;.'.
.ybuNO's ice co.
.' , , . 6-24-1 t.
P& 8AI1E Mohair d.venport .and
, tuxlrm," suit. Reusooable. Muut be
'sout a(!ni. Phv M..46S.'
. 6-24f3 itp.
ABFRAI8ED. at '0OOO 'Will -sell at 00
cents on th dollar, beautiful mod
em Home. 804 N Afe.mear HI 'school.
1 H: J.'Oreen.t - : 6-24-1 t.
GO0-3E3ERRIES. Ph. Farm. 45.
' 6-23-2 tp.
PC'H SALEWtyert-'East'Stange'e mill.
Geo. Chapntim. . 8-23-2 tp.
FOB SALE -Modem 6-rm. house on
paved Etreet,' 3' blkS. from P. O.'
Priced at 1600 with 30O down and
$16 a month, lor quick sale. For
Information Inquire of Williamson
Berry. Ph. M. 900. 6-23-3. t.
i'Oa KALE l'h. p. electric motor.
l'4" rotary pump and pipe for well.
' Geo. Rector, 2 blocks east of county
garage, 'evenings. 46-23-2 tp.
FOR SALE Field ran. alfalfa hay, S
ton, El Island :01ty. Tom Mullen
burg., 6-22-3 tp
FOR SALE A nice little home, 4
rooms. . bath. Garage. Cheap for
cash', 904 Spring. 6-21-6 tp;
STATE TESTED Wh. Leg. chlx. $0.60
100." Hart's Hatchery, Beaverton.
. 6-21-1 mp
DRY BOX FACTORY' WOOD, '..large
. truclc load delivered, $6.50 per load.
Telephone orders collect. Pondosa
Pine Lumber. Co., Elgin, .Oregon.
. - , 6-21-t f.
FOR SALE '30 Ford sedan. A-l con
dition. Or will trade for alfalfa
; hay. Ph. 378 W. 6-20-6 tp.
RED FIR WOOD Any length. 4.60
cord. Ph. Slndin Croc., 982 W.
, i , 5-20-1 m.
DRY WOOD, any length, full meas
ure. Ph. 142 J. V . 6-26-1 m.
FOR SALE Wood, cut green from
first class timber. Any length.
Place your order now for your
winters supply. 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. 1602-6 S Ave.
Phone 142 J. fj. --.OO-lm
FOR SALE Scratcn paper for school
or home,- at. the Observer. 6c pad.
11-2-t f.
CONCLUDE. VISIT
Ladd Canyon The five Spencer sis
ters, who have been dividing their
time since Decoration day with their
aunt, Mrs. Henry Counsell, here, and
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
, George Tllton at Lostine have return
ed to their home at Umatilla. Their
father, Wallace Spencer, came after
them and Mr. and Mrs. Tllton came
over Sunday. All 14 had a pleasant
day together. v '
TO HOSPITAL
Ladd Canyon Mrs. Claude Y. Bcale
was taken to Hot Lake last, Friday,
She is, now some better, it is reported.
FROM CALIFORNIA
Cricket Flat Glenn Wilson,, of L03
Angeles, arrived Saturday for a visit
at the home of Mi;, and Mrs. Edward
Brugger. '
THE TINYMITES
(READ THE STOKY, THEN
MVrOV, let's be patient," couty
" said. "1 think, It I just use.
my head, that I nnip think of jiome
good plan to help poor Hotly out.
"The tree that's holding hor Is
nnA 'n U'nnM 1,'IVH tin -lllttPP
al all to pull her from the limbs,
Oh my, just hear the poor girl s
shout."
"Slio's merely scared," said
Windy. "She seems just as safo os
safe eaii bo as loiig ns that old tree
liimpis on and doesn't let her drop.
"Perhaps the tree's Just having
fun, and likes tlio play beneath the
sun. It's running now. I wish I
knew how 1 could make , It stop."
'
pOOfl Dotty, in the meantime,
was a very frightened girl be
muse she still was held high in
the air. "Please put nic down," she
cried.' ,
"I'd rather lie right on the
ground. Tour running makes me
hob around. Why did 1 'let you
riiirh me, when 1 had a chan ;c to
hide?"
"Well, I don't know," the big tree
enapped, "but III my long mill you
6-noOM. HANDSOMELY . lunu, Apt.
Was $35 now ei5. Piione 236 J... 901 .
' O Ave. - - . " 6-2-J t.
MISSES WATCH Jjert. Mary's Noodle
Shop and cor. of Spruce and W. Re-
. , ward, teave at Observer,. , 6-24- t
8-RM.,' unfiirn, house on Adams, $16.
, See Smith at Fox Farm. , 6-2q-3 tp
FOR. . RENT Large. Comfortable, bod,
rooms. Board If desired. .Inquire at
, 1804-3rtl St.. .. 6-22.-3 tp.
MOD. 6-RM. HOUSE, unfurnished.
. Good, location, .145 W; 6-22-3 t.;
FOR ,RENT-t room mbderh. lib-use,
1406 Cedar. Inoulre. 1812 .Cedar,
: . ' .. ' 6-22-3' t.
BEAUTIFULL-X" furn, i-xm, apt .wlth
, klt'chenette.dna ,iriv. bath., Every
thing., included,..' Reasonable. La
. . Grande,, hotel. . . .. , 8-29-8
STORE. ROOM. on. Adams. Exce). busi
ness location. La. Grande hotcj. ,
'. . , ' 6-2Q-S t.
WANTED
TEA AND COFFEE .ROUTE MEN
Big reliable"' national,, company
needs. 3 ..moreinmen.. Immediately.
: Previous experleri'pe un;iecessary but
!, must .be ph-JSlc-iliy.'able. and.w.iiilng
: to-BerTi-ae 2oi. steady corwum,eii.on
: regular route And-work a hours, a
day for about $37.60 weekly. Write
Albert Mills, Route Mgr 2438 Mon
mouth, Cincinnati, O. 0-24-1 tp.
IF YOU WANT, FREE TRIP tc, Chi
cago World's Fair, all .expenses paid,
, and wonderful opportunity to main
$7.60 a day, send, me your name
immediately, '.prond new proposl-
Won. Write, quick. Albert .Mills, 2443
Monmouth, Cincinnati, O.
.,." ,.. . 6-24-1 tp.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will
clean up your ashes, papers, ec.
Phone 323-J. 8-8-t f ,
EASTERN OREGON. School of Music,
violin, piano, voice, credits, l. u. u.
E, temple.- 447-J. - 9-6-1 m.
LA GRANDE MATTRESS and Uphol
stering and Rug Cleaning Works.
Ph. 424-W ChaS. Edwards, Prop.
; 12-1-1 m.
MISCELLANEOUS
RADIO SERVICE
Experience and equipment to give you
better radio ; service: Tubes '.tested
- free In your honie: Phone iim6 at
Fitzgerald Furniture Co.
6-5-lm.
AUTOMOBILES
ESSEX FOUR-DOOR SEDAN
5 good tires. Car looks like. new.
Pricfe $250.00. -PERKINS
MOTOR COMPANY.
4th and Adams , Phone. Main 600
6-24-t f.
VISITORS
Lower Cove Mrs. .Qharles J.ohnson
has. been enjoying a visit from her
father, James Ross,,. of High valley
and an uncle, William Ormeston, and
cousin, Roderick;., Perrin,, from Van
couver, B.C. A
DINNER .GUESTS
Cricket Flat Mrs. Raymond Waelty
and daughter, Zetta, and the Misses
Nadean Parish and Lois Wltherspoon
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Gekeler Sunday,
COLOR THE PICTURE)
were trapped. I haven't -any play
mates, so I think I'll keep you
here; 1
"As long as you treat mo rcat
kind I will do nothing you will
mind, hut It you get real naughty
you will have a lot to fear."
EE Diincy heard this and he
mini, "I have a plan that can
be tried. Our good old friend the
Imp gave me a tunny magic flute.
"He said, 'If something goes
nmlss, don't worry, son: Just blow
on this.' Now, llr.cen lads, and you
will shortly hear m make It toot!"
"All right, we're waiting," Scouty
s'aid. "Why hesitate, lad? Go
ahead. However, I can't see what
good a thing like that can do."
"We'll soon find oilt," cried
Duncy. Then ho tooted once, and
once again. "That's terrible," said
doldy. "Kindly hurry and get
through."
(Copyright, 1533, NBA Service. Jnc.)
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LOOklNB AS THOUGH 1 firr TOIW'4 THAT- ENTP-E ARTICLE J. yOU DIDN'T , STIRRING UP .ALL WoU AGREE. WITH . IE7I-i S YOU SHOULD
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IF HE KNEW WHY I'M DOIN'
noiM( UC'd NEVEE.UND6RSTAND . HE'D,
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TALKS TTH6.SE SCRIBES THEY'LL AST
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DIANA DANE ,
See-- PiANA,
IF ONLY YOU COULO QET
OUT OF THE HOTEL, VOU
MISHT 'PER5UAPE GOLDIE
ALL MORNIN' I
BEEN DODSIN'
THAT SUV 5p
TO RETURN.
HE CAN'T SERVE
THAT COURT
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CREDITORS
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THE DILLYS
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HE'S A SWELL LOOKIN' KID.
MAKE A MUG OyTA IM NOPE
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PACVA5E, DOOLEYj
TAKE IT TO
YOUR ROOM
and. Meet ,
ME HEREf
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Plans and Rows
ffsvl-H-H-x'iL'aE
Heavy Publicity
WOULDCHA BELIEVE IT?--
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DUMB PHOTOGRAPHER- N
FOR. HA1F AN HOUR.
THAT SUSIE' '
..WAS STANDIN'
ON MY FOOT.'
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