La Grande evening observer., July 01, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
OUT OUR WAY -
By J. R, Williams
THE NEWFANGLES (Mom'n Pop)
Big Hearted Henry
(CLASSIFIED ADS
'IBI MAKE IT PI. All OF CNION WALLOWA COUtiXUB
WOO ARE A SPORTS
CHICVf, THE GIMMIES APE
0U5T ATTEW YOU LEFT THIS
M0PNNG-ANO WE ALL GOT
TOGETHER AND DECIDED TO
BOY. THAT'S
TOUGH! I LL
GO AROUND
NOW AND
'THEftE.''S NHaT
MOO
A SPORT'S MAM
NJ ER ! 'BECAUSE.
i oomS" uwe. To
C.E.T UP BEFORE .
SO UP AGAINST IT THAT
MAU , HAW, AM' OONTI
UNLESS THEY WV THEIP
X GOT MlKA OKI .
GOT uP
KNOvN IT VOL)
(Count flvs average word,
to the Una.)
Per line, lit Insertion ,, 1
Per line, each added conaoo
Utlra Imertlon , ,
RATES BY MONTH
IT WA JOST
GerrV; da-yught
at Three
This ,
MORminJ
OOKiT UW -TIME-
BENT THEY'LL. BE POT
GET HELP FROM EVERYONE
OUT ON THE 6TPEET 1
a lines, per month .
3 llnee, per month .
4 llnee, per month .
0 llnee, per month .
-3.60
-14.00
..M.75
CLOCKS I WOO. DOMT
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
SEC WHAT t
. ,
DAV LIGHT X OOMT
LIKE. GREASE, EF?
OMEFf-AULS . Ef?
CAN DO
WHEM ME HIT
LIKE MOSUTOE,.
ANT.BO, WHAT
OR MOD i OR" VMET
ROARim' MACrtiUER'ER
Minimum charge on one
order ,
Xtch additional line over five
-ado charged at We per line per month.
rEP?
FEET, OR SAMD
BoRRS.OR STALE
SANDWICHES, OF?
COLO VOUCHES , ER
"SHOP VJHVS.TI.ES , ER
CTHAT?
BOB "AURE FENCES,,
SoT.woo DO UKE
FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES
OK - OH-r-
PAW DAV - THATS YOUR
tb 4 Natural Ice lasts 1-3 longer.
FORD A TUDOR SEDAN.
Completely overhauled. Good tires.
Prlcedj at 81.75.00.
PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY.
4th & Adams Phone Main 500
6-27-t f.
FISH.
,Ui j Regular delivery Ph. Main 804.
Bl. YOUNQ'S ICE) CO.
k'i ....... 7-1-1
. FOR BALE Dairy cows. J. B. Wicks,
Saturday. July 1, 1933
'. S
" moo
wnm uii ill
YOU HEAR
I ALL TH3 l
if
'A ?
- X- ' 'II IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD- J
Mi " j rv v cam on s i
I
' NTHAT?
1 SANDWICHES, OK
1 BoB WiRE. FENCES .
i fMix"ter v i 1 1 wh
f t Nir:h Fcwder. 7-1-5 tp.
If'f 1
2 AOKBS, 1705 Bussoll St., some
j down, rest terms. Well Improved,
j 7-1-2 t.
MILL WOOD Archie Oouley, 137 J.
j ; : 7-1-6 tp.
Tor. FALE Draught Beer Cass Beer
! GD-. Jen. 7-1-2 tp.
FC:i SALE Piano, fine condition.
Cheap. Mrs. Dunn. Phone 22 it.
7-1-2 t.
FOB SALE ome grown mushrooms,
50c tb. delivered. Ph. 238 J.
7-1-3 tp.
FRYEIfS East Stange's mill. Crate
i led. Geo. Chapman. 8-29-4 tp.
1ft ACRES wlthl orchard, small fruits
and shrubbery. Water for irrigation.
Good Improvement on Island Ave.
highway. Will trade equity for
small home In town. Williamson ic
Berry, realtors. 6-30-3 t.
FRYERS. M. W. Goodwin, Frultdale.
....... . - . . 6-20-3 tp.
NEW FURNITURE for ,3-rm. house
must bo sacrificed Sat.; July 1.
Used less than 6 mos. Buy at your
own price. Mrs. O. B. Jennings,
1425 Monroe St. . 6-20-2 t.
FOR RENT
6-RM., WELL FURN. APT., 16. U0I O
Ave. Ph. 236 J. 7-1-1 t.
3-RM. FURN. . APT. with sleeping
porch. Reasonable 1810-4th St.
7-1-1 t.
2 6-RM, UNFURN. BOUSES. Close In.
' Good neighborhood. 145 W. 7-1-2 t.
6-RM. UNFURN. HOUSE on Adams.
$16. See Smith at Fox Farm.
6-29-3 tp.
5-RM. FURN. APT., 1906 Adams.
Q 6-29-3 t.
SMALL HOUSE. Inq. 1808 Cedar. ,
6-27-6 t.
WANTED
WILL TAKE 2 or 3 ; passengers to
Portland, to share expenses, leav
ing Sun. or Mon. Call 410 W.
' 7-1-1 t.
MISCELLANEOUS
STATE TESTED Wh. Leg. chlx, 6.00
100. Hart's Hatchery, Beaverton.
6-21-1 mp
DRY BOX FACTORY WOOD, large
truck load delivered, 5.50 per load.
Telephone orders collect. Pondosa
Pine Lumber Co., Elgin, Oregon.
6-21-t t.
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. 1502-6 8 Ave.
Phone 142J. ' 6-6-lm
FOR SALE Bcratcn paper for school
or home, at the Observer. 6o pad.
tl-2-t f.
Fruit, Vegetable
Packages Must Be
Marked In Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore., July 1 (ff) AJl
fruit and vegetable packages moving
In Oregon trade or transportation
channels after July 1 must carry on
the container a legible record of who
grew or packed; the produce, where it
originated, and what the quality is
supposed to he. The state agrlcultuie
department announced that inspec
tors haVe been notified to seize or
condemn after July 6, all produce
not legally marked. The billfwas pass
ed by the last legislature.
Argentina Imported greater quan
tities of beverages, tobacco, chem
ical and pharmaceutical products
during the first quarter of 1933 than
in the same period! last year.
DRAUGHT BEER .Cass Beer Garden.
. 7-1-2 tp.
RADIO SERVICE
Experience and equipment to give you
better radio service,
Fitzgerald Furniture Co.
Phone Main 770 at
6-15-1 m.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
Phone 323-J. S-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O.
F. temple. 447-J. . 9-6-1 m.
I REQ. U. 8. PAT orr,'
$ Ports mem au.
CW?WILUAMs
eieaj avNusDivice. iNc;rJj
HELLO, MR. TYTE1, YOU'RE JUST THE V ( SURE1, HE'S OWEO ME FIFTY
PERSON WANT TO SEE THE GlMMICS u 1M I CCNTS SINCE LAST SUMMER.
ARE BEING PUT OUT IN THE STREET, u lp so ru JUST cftuU S
AND THE NEIGHBORS ARE CHIPPINOf ' X,, - SQUMiE
IN TO PAY THEIR RENT t rTV V-- r- ,
WDLNTJO " '
l m in ill in I m-ytcJi s o ik py hza hcnv.c ihcs,iw
REau.s. pat, orr.
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
Severe Criticism :
IA GRANDE MATTRESS and Uphol
stering ana Kug Cleaning worm.
Ph. 424-W. Chas. Edwards, Prop.
12-1-1 m.
OAKDALE P,AN OUT
OF BREATH A FEW J
MORE TIMES WHILE
HE WAS TRYING TO ) (
TELL ME ABOUT
THAT "FIGHT." ,HA. )
IT SOUNDED
EXACTLY LIKE A
RADIO ANNOUNCER ,
WITH A COLD
DESCRIBING j
A WAR.
OH I'LL ADMIT
HARTFORD'S
STORY SOUNDS '
EXTRAORDINARY
BUT HE'S VERY
ATHLETIC.
I KNOW
HE'S THE
TYPE WHO,
F HELD A
PRISONER,
WOULD
TRY TO I
ESCAPE
AGAINST
ALMOST.
ANY
SUCH A DIPPY YARN.
FIGHTING EIGHT MEN.
fr AND A LITTLE WHILE
I AFTER THE TERRIFIC '
"BATTLE" HE STROLLED
INTO THIS HOUSE WITH
YOUR EXCITED FATHER.,
REEKING WITH BW RUM
AND LOOKING AS THOUGH
HE HAD
UUST
STEPPED
-OUT OF
TWO
BARBER
(SHOPS.
LOST
LOST 5 keys in key-tainer on No.)
side or Robb's hill. Reward. Return
to Observer or 1502 V Ave. 7-1-2 tp '
SCHOOL HEAD
HEARS CONCERT
Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Logan and
daughter, Mrs. C. T. . Hockott and
Miss Emmons, of Enterprise, drove to
La Grande last everting- Id attend the
concert by the Willamette university
Philharmonic choir. . Mr. Logan Is tha
new superintendent of schools at En
terprise and the family has recently
moved to that place Irom Bay City,
their former home.
Former Mayor, Of
San Francisco Dies
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1 (JP) P. H.
McCarthy, former mayor of San
Frainclsco, and nationally known
labor figure, died suddenly Friday.
Sir Ernest Molr, noted builder of
tunnels, dies in England.
THE TINYMITES
J": .
P1'' to' beo. U.S. pat. orr. 'kjJTtnrr'
NOW THAT YOU'RE I I I'D LIKE . T' GO I I
OUT OF VOUa BACK TOO) DIANA JfjO
DIFFICULTY WITH BUT I CAN'T rlF
YOUR CREDITORS I " , 1 1:
of eoiNa rC-Jy S.'mA
BACK TOTHEraKw jfi W
"-
(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) "
- rpHK Tlnymltes soon grew tired
out of being bounced and
- tossed nbout by all the little ser
pent men. Said Duncy, "That wa
fun!
J "Now, let us toss you for a
while." "All right," yelled 0110
man, with a smile. "I guess we
.will be safe because we've shown
you how it's done."
The little man crawled right
, Into' the net and yelled: "It's up
to you! See how high you can
toss me. This will be a dandy
treat!
"Be sure and catch me safe
and sound. While I'm In the air
I'll whirl around. It might give
me an appetite. Then we'll find
food to cat."
"O'' gee! That sure sounds
good to mo. I am as hun
gry as can be," said Duncy.
"Don't you worry! You'll be
tossed up good and high!
"Just yell when y6u have had
enough. Wo do not want to treat
you rough. Be careful you don't
bump into a cloud up in the sky."
It wasn't very long until alt
of the men had had the thrill of
being tossed. Then Scouty said,
"We're ready for a menl!"
A serpent man cried, "Never
fear! I ran and got the food. It's
here! Just eat all that you can,
lads, and then see how good you
feel!"
PINE sandwiches and frosted
cake were In a basket. "Wo
will make- Bhorl work of that,"
cried. Duncy. Then they ull sat
on the ground.
They ate till they could eat no
more. "Now we will make our
kind friends roar," .said Coppy.
"Let's get in the serpent skin and
dance around."
My, what a funny sight to see.
Tbey found it easy as could be to
put the skin upoii their heads.
"Now, follow me," said one.
"The serpent will look real be
cause we'll squirm Just like a ser
pent docs." The Tinies then put
on their dance and It was lots of
fun.
(Copyright, 15.13, KK Service, .Inc.)
(A vcrv ntnrtlfiiK thing happens
ill the next story.)
.
& 'i .
JOE PAL00KA
1 . jka a. let go.,;. . rr?
WELL. PEGGY. I
SUPPOSE YOU KNOW
ABOUT MR. (9OP.E
THUMB OAKDAvLE
BEIN6 BACK IN OUB.
MIDST. DID YOU
HEAR ABOUT HIM
PULVERIZING
EIGHT Bia
MEN WHO
TALKED
BACK TO
Turip
"CAPTIVE"? 4
U U J. III.
I .V HUN
i .1 iiry-iiAyi.iu 1 11 11
REG US (VCTQPF. 7'1
OH WHAT'S' ONE MOVIE
BANDIT MORE OR LESS I
N A STORY SUCH AS
OAKDALE TOLD? HA!
IMAGINE SEVEN MEN
WHO THOUGHT THAT ,
MERELY BECAUSE '
THEY WERE I
ARMED TO
THE TEETH I
THEY
1
HARTFORD
1 VvS ALL
VOUT CF
P BREATH,
I DAD SAID;
I WHEN HE
V, FOUND
7 THAT
LONELY
N ROAD;
MemuihlBndlMt.,li
?7?
Firehouse vs. Roundhouse
4.
A GREAT
CROWD HAS
GATHERED
TO SEE ;
THE GAME. "
. . THE,
ROUNDHOUSE
TEAM HAS
SCORED .
AGAINST
THE FIREMEN,
CAPTAINED
BY JOE.
ANOTHER
HORSE
Cone of the
milkmaks
HAsjaurr,
LEAVING
EIGHT :
HORSES
FOR THE
TWELVE
PLAVERS.
DIANA DANE
(Trademark Registered)
U. 8. Patent Office
Foul Trickery
IN TH'
I AIM'T
AN1 IN TH' SECOND PLACE
I DON'
WANNA
LEAVE
GOLDIE
FIE5T PLACE
GOT TH' FARE,
SHE COULD GO
WITH ME IF 5HE
LIKES .'THE FOLKS
VOOLD
BE GLAD
TO HAVE
AND FOR YOUR FAKE 'AND
HOTEL BILL, I'LL LEND YOU
, WHAT LITTLE
h MONEY I
f h HAVE. I "
Tjl I DON'T BE SILLY1 luH-HUH WOT DID I I
htOO GOOD T' BE WHEN WS SET TELL VA? 1 k-NOttFD
SET! M0NEY LJ tfW MU3T BE A WOULDN'T YH 1 r?Z
SCORCHY SMITH
(Trademark Keglstorcd)
U. 8. Patent Office
iminal Reaction
HfTCrJtV JSSSf COME "TO THINK OF. IT , IT SEfAS A WHtPflMSffifiS
Wf((T Mffw'fel stunttq bump these lads off if a srrMll'jfyMWmx
iyOwfc RAMSONV RACKET. (SM J wMlWfftVn
A Cr
rI MIGHT BE ABLE TO GRAB OFF AUlT IF T COULD GRAB A SJulTJPS '
THE CASH VSVSELF SOME WAY. HUNDRED GR&ND AT ONE TIMEHJlfll H WkX tfflTS
THIb MOB WOULTJTJOUBLE CROSSME. I COULD BLOW TO EUROPE MAvJlA'h TVlfi&GSM
QUICK ENOUGH AND FORGET THIS CROWD jgWm WAl JfJlS. IsEtiS
i wonder how this ted was "tL5.fr Wl , siTxcSSli
GOING TO WORK- VT ? AND WM0 iSTT-u. r u iMStI ' iWgPg
-WAS HE GOING TO GET rffaVfSlGHT uTWW '
SHECASH FROM y jfijj MG -J 'jjji
THE DILLYS
(Trademark Registered)
U. S. Patent Office
A Clean Shave
SWALD IS STILL lOQKfNS
FOR AH IDEA. TOR HIS
SCEPHANT- DOS ACT f
jAsWALD IS STILZ LOOKfMG f S'POSE YSURE, SUSS KNOWS '-if SHE'S SPBEADIN' ) f NOW SCRAPE 1 , Y I'M ASKJN' VUH Buerjt.T-l
1 FOR AN IDEA FOR HIS I HIS . IS ( HER. BARBERJN'- (C-LUB.'MV THE LATHER. A HIM CLOSE AND ( WHO'S PAYIN' FOR. My )
ELEPHANT-DOG ACT f SAFE? IV LO0KIT HER, SHAKE V. V. L'lL THICK, BUT NEAT, SUSIE, SHIRT AN' ' -"
U C NUPTHE SUDS.V U -lr fS. e,UE'LL LEAI5M . I'M P.FTTIN' ON ' V UIER.WEAR? (h f
W- XmifW3& Uf : - V' clv rr C-W w '
ITS ONE OF THE
OLDEST CLOWN ACTS-
nAr Hcniii.tTf
SHAVIN' EACH T
OTHER. -WHY j ,
NOT WORK IT
WITH SUSIE 1 '-'
SHAVIN YOU ? J