La Grande evening observer., June 26, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE
Pate flare
OUT OUR WAY
H By J. R. Williams
THE EWFANGLES '( Mom'n Pop)
The Way of a Womanl
CLASSIFIED ADS!
ihi uun rue or onion wallow commas KJP
(Count (iva average worda
to tna Una.)
BATES BT MONTH
a line, per montn
per una,' 1st lnaertlo
j 3 lines, per mouth
4 lines, per month
Per Una, each added conseo-
utln Uuartlpn .
o lines, per month
Minimum obarga on one
order -
Itch additional line over five
oiurgsd kt 600 per line per month,
''FOR RENT
5-RM., unfurn. house on Adams. $16.
See Smith at Fox Farm. 6-23-3 tp
Monday, June 26, 193.T
MM
JtM
M.T
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Weaner pigs, or feeder
pigs. Fred Zaugg, . ph. F1B0. ,
. ... ., . 0-26-3t
FOR 6ALB Mohair davenport and
ncdrm, suite. Reasonable. Must be
-. sold tot. -once. Phi-M. 466.
6-24-3. tp.
FOR-- SALE Modern 6-rm. house oil
. paved street, . 8 bits, from P.. O.
Priced at $1500 with (300 down and
US' a month, for quick sale. For
Information inquire of Williamson
' & Borry. Ph. M. 900., , 6-23-3 t.
FOR SALE A- nice little home, 4
rooms, bath. - Garage, - Cheap for
cash, 904 Spring. i 6-21-5 tp.
STATE TESTED Wh. Leg. chlx. $8.60
100.. Hart's Hatchery, Beaverton. ,
6-21-1 mp
DRY BOX FACTORY WOOD, largo
' truck load delivered,- 96.50 'per load.
: Telephone orders, collect. Pondosa
! Pine Lumber Co.,' Elgin, Oregon.
6-21-t f.
..FOR SALE '30 Ford sedan. A-l oon
'ditlon. Or will trade for alfalfa
; hay. Ph. 378 w. 6-20-6 tp.
BED FIB WOOD Any length, M.50
- cord. Ph. Slndln Groo., 982 W.
.. . -. . . . 5-26-1 m.
DRY WOOD, any length, full meas
ure. Ph. 142 J. 6-26-1 m.
FOR SALE Wood, cut green from
.! first class timber. Any length,
j Place your order now for your
winters 'supply. 'Also dry wood,
i Phone 1051W. 6-7-lm.
FOR SALE Will sell poultry, calves,
'cows, pigB, horses, farm machinery
.and household goods, at auction,
i every Saturday at 1 p. m. Grande'
' " Ronde Auction Co. 1502-6 S Ave.
.Phone 142J. 0-6-lm
FOR SALE Bcratcn paper for school
or nome, at tne uoserver. do pad.
11-2-t f.
BASEBALL STANDINGS
By the Associated Press
Coast League
W. L. 'Pet.
Sacramento : 51 32 .614
Portland 48 35 .568
Hollywood .........44 37 .643'
Los Angeles .43 38 .531
Missions . 41 43 .688
Oakland 86 44 .450
San Francisco '. 33 49 .402
Seattle - 31 47 .307
American League
W. L. Pet.
Washington 41 23 .641
New York 40 26 .616
Philadelphia 32 29 ' .625
Cleveland 33 33 -.600
Chicago 32 33 .492
Detroit '.- .32 34 :486
Boston - -25 40 .885
St. Louis 25 42 .373
National League
f . W. L. Pet.
New York - 39 22 .639
St. Louis 37 26 .687
Pittsburgh .' .35 '30 .638
Chicago ...33 34 .493
Boston , 30 36 .462
Brooklyn .28 33 .450
Cincinnati 26 40 .394
Philadelphia 28 40 .394
At Medical
Mrs. Earnle Miller andi Mrs. Harry
Fisher, of Lower Cove, with Mrs.
Christ Bertsch of the Mill Creek
canyon, were, among those who drove
to Medical Springs Saturday to attend
Pomona grange.
Listen
Hospital Bills are an ex
pensive luxury, don't
take a chance with, im
pure ice.
pur ice is made from pure
water, under sanitary condi
tions. ' Our prices are reason
able, our services arc the best,
wo have a man at the plant
for the cash and carry trade.
Gaither Ice &
Fuel Co.
Main 528
WT
Quality
Counts
Tt7f QAt OPl8e T"e
post office
JESTER'S SHOE SHOP
RlgH Grade 8hoe Repairing
At Rock Bottom Prices ...
Shoes Dyed 25o, 350 We pick
out the old' stitches 1st Class
or No- Pay!
1212 Adams Next to Blmle's
Expert Repairing
On All Types of
Plumbing Fixtures
na' Uniting systems'
NATE ZWEtFEL
Plumbing Heating
1314 Jefferson Phone Main 84
f 1 1 ,
!?UHT3j1
99
ICE'
Clear - Solid1 - Cola
Natural Ice
Our Own Product
Residence. Deliveries Our Specialty
YOUNG'S ICR CO.
1809 S Are. Ph. Main 804
WANTED
WANTED - To' buy boy's blcyelo.
' Write box 5 Observer. 6-26-3tp
MAN-WANTED to supply customers
with famous -'Watklns- Products in
La Grande." Business established,
earnings average 25 weekly, pay
starts immediately. Write J. R.
Watklns company, 461D Hollls St.,
Oakland, California. , . . i 6-S16Vltp
DO WELL BROS. CLBAN-CP We WUi
clean up your ashes, papers, no.
Phone' S23-J. k-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School Of MUSlo,
violin; piano, voice, credits. I. O. O.
F. temple. 447-J. t 0-8-1 m.
LA GRANDE MATTRESS and Uphol
stering and Rug Cleaning works.
Ph.. 424-W.- Ohas. Edwards, Prop.
12-1-1 m.
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.
6-6rlm.
AUTOMOBILES
ESSEX FOUR-DOOR SEDAN
5 good tires.- Car looks like new.
Price $250.00.
v PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY.
4th and Adams Phone Main 500
' -6-24-t f.
Americans Win In
Wimbledon Matches
WIMBLEDON, Eng., June 26 (IP)
Ellsworth Vines Jr., United States
and Wimbledon tennis champion, to-;
day began defense of his title in the
famous Wimbledon play -with .a 6-1,!
6-2, 6-0 victory over G. R, D. Mere-1
dlth, of England.
Cliff Sutter, third ranking TJnitedi
States star, continued the straight
set American advance as he polished
off E. loth-, Japanese Davis cu;j spare,
6-2, 8-6, 6-1 In another first round
match.
David Jones, former Columbia
university star and now the ranking
player of Cambridge, was given a stiff
contest by J. D. Patrick. jWheatley,
veteran English Davis cup player,
but finally prevailed 6-4, 6-2. 3-6,
6-3 to Join Vines In the second
round.
AT THE LIBERTY
Quaint .-humor and) .sparkling
comedy have been blended; -with ro
mance and tense drama, through a
rare combination of writers In the
Warner Bros., picture, "Lawyer Man"
which opens at the Liberty theatre
tomorrow.
The picture, which stars William
Powell and Joan Blondell, Is taken
from the novel by Max Trell who was
born arid raised in New fork city
and knows from experienbe the East
Side characters with which the story
deals. But fiery wit ani sparkling
reparteo has been added by the pons
of James Seymour and Bian James,
the latter a New York columnist
noted for his pungent remarks.
Powell plays the part ot an honest
young lawyer who comes lip against
big city politicians. The picture 16
filled with thrilling scenes in crim
inal Court trials, while Its plot lays
bare the machinatiohs of New York
politics. It Is colorful In settings
and contains gay romance.
Curtains
and Drapes
Retain
their
Lustre
When
Dry
Gleaned at the
ODORLESS CLEANERS
1107 Washington- Main 701
Red Cross Drug Store
"SAY FOLKS"
Try letting us do your hard1
work You can't afford to
do It wheh yoti see our prices.
Modern Laundry
& Cleaners
Just Call MAIN T7
Cleaning.- Pressing
Dyeing
Alterations - Repair -
. Tailored Suits
Hat Blocking
. - Ideal Clcatiera
W. A. Lindsay, Prop.
Foley Dldg. - Phone: 208W
'THE BUNGLE FAMILY
NO THANKS, )
ATTORNEY J
haven't Time )
to sit down.
feRV
PfflTR OF A
SEARCH BtR nM
I JUST DROPPED I
IN TO ASK IF y
YOU. THINK f
claimant .'
to the;
el, dorado
, MIL.UOt4d
HAS MADE!
WE .OUGHT
TO OFFER.
A REWARD
FOR YOUR
(SEORiSg BUNGLE
CLIENT
HART..;.
NUIBIESL bU i
INCrASlKeS
., rJUKBfiR. OF .
VERSOtfS vvho
rtza. U.S. pw. off. 6-26.
JOE PALOOKA
DIANA DANE
SCORCHY SMITH
Y OH BOY-UX5KUT I'LL SAV NOW MISTER PALOOKA J,W lU. TAKE ,,
THEM BUILDINGS. LISTIN. WE'LL BE. ON CALLING JJ. IT, FOTTiM
ANT NOO YORK . TH' DOCK IN A HALF I MfeS HOWE. . : ' W Kmm v
Ji AN' AMERICA J HOUR. FOLLA ME TT" .i IWYll "l
nV, 'GORGISS? AN' DUCK THEM SHIP . L - f- 1ft 0 l ?
g ' - t ll .
WW DONT BE I " I AW OkAY, DIANA. I I BUT IF 1 AIN'T II I , HOPS SHE'LL RE
mvloOlEY'O VLi. TRV i ii BACK FROM SOLDIE'5 TURN YOtGIFTS
your only yfeft LiL7inr N a Ym
CHANCE .TP 3Et W I ffij i5ff7 TTTF '
pqirig- SAy 6ET Rp OF THIS KIP WHILE ""a : f 1 AINT GOT NO HARO TT7 QUITTING. EH '. .W DONt &H0OT, .NftLDY ,
KC WE CAN I I TELL YOU THE UMtTO) j-ffi PEduN'S,BOSS.-BUT ITSjf U&TEN,BI&BOV; N0BOW AINT CR0SSIN YOU , A
I STATES GOVERNMENT IS ON !7awHAT OP IT? THEY Can't TOO HOT POR ME )'N0TflUITTIN6 NOBODY! 1 WHAT YOU SAY GOES '. BUT ' ;
SOMEBODY HAS GOT TO) IT AIN'T SUCH A N 3UHTIS I , WW" ,- ., , - SJSK I I 'IIT 7 T&l
SUGGEST SOMETHIN' ( BAD IDEA-UMPWNS ) ' pST WATCH YOURSELF, SLlSIE.:f-'T:v. ( SWELL ACT, BUT J C 'rrpf
THEM ANIMALS CAN'Tyl V COULD BE THE J - Wm I'M A-COW'-TO STEP . W" J ? (V ' C0UL,?N J rlFf V
' DANCE.' ; REFEREE r-- Wk IN AN' PLACE A cVvC it ),SIN?oL) ASJnV
7yEEMEMBERTHE'T 1- HAVMAKER OH LC lJsf kfXr (TWICE A W I ;FffflfcJdi'
' ' f
A REWARD?
IT'S MR.
BUNGLE TO j
SEEf YOU, MR.
EL. DORADO. .
HE SAID . &
WHEN YOU
SAY WE ,
BROTHER
8UN6LE, DO
YOU. MEAN.
SOMETHING
THAT 1
WOULD BE!
ABOUT A
.(JAJSDM
- fc..
SUCKED IN '
ON PArINQ
ANYTHING?
1
LTELL BUNGLE
I'M NOT AT '
HOME.-SO THAT
SCOUNDREL IS
i STILL MISSING,1
, good: uameo.
MR,
A WW r"-WW . S
FEW GUESTS
FOR SUPPER ,
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A LITTLE
tt.Lt-
aRATION
(Trademark Registered) "
V. B. Patent Office
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LISTEN,
IF WSi
DRAGGED
i still rrrYz
THINK it LAJLH
v u i r au i &imc r
THE RIVERS
EVERY TIME
would be a T"
SOMEBODY
SUGGESTED
JDEA TO VIS
mu WEAR
BATHING
MISS HOWE IS rWMPKJSJ--l ( .,.,-KSUESS-SHe Vr CtON,r GOTTA. 1"
( NOT HOME IS NOT W . .J j . AlrJT HOME. I KETCH ATRAIM . f i
( COMING HOME AND 15 rT , HMMM ri S . SHAKE.A LEG
NEVER HOMt , i J y -51 I rW"A V -
(Trademark Registered) .
V. B. Patent OHioe. . .. ;
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IF GOLOI.E WONT fflMMS
PR6SENT l
FBR. I'LL, LAND, IN ,TH'.
JAIL ANYHOW.' ,50 HERE.
U0E5. QjEE
J0METHIN'
ME UP
.- : -Hui ? " ef" ,
I'VE READ DETECTIVE
STORIES ALL MY LIFE.
OAKDALE DISAPPEARED
2
JUST AT THE
, TIME THE
y wIsten
SENATE
AMOS, I'M
IN A BIG
MUH.K.T. I
YOU
BACK THBM
AIN'T KAIU
I NEED
T' BRACE
t' T
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firTT I MA I - V
They Say:
Not Home!
- The Perfect Lady.
Of Great Conoeria