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Friday, July 21, 1933
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Paire Five -
OUT OUR WAY
By J. ft. Williams
THE NEWFANGLES (Motn'n Pop)
Collapsible Nerves!
CLASSIFIED
"Ti-1 AT i FcsiMcu i RftDF cwr Rrw rvc . "Y
IBM MABKKT fLACa OF UNION WAIXOWA COUNT IU
I - i r w
-" -u'i'ii:u. II WOULD,
Bmv.v4 oP UHe. This
Barefoot Bo,Ti4e uazv soow
6K16.AKS TO BeO ANI-TH FEET LIKE CoaC
.(Count five average word
to the line,)
Per line, Jet Insertion 100
Per line, eecb added conaeo
utlve Insertion 7o
BATES BY MONTH
S lines, per month M.oO
8 line, per month ,. ,
4 lines, per month M.X
5 llnee, per month t4 It
Kseri additional - Una - OTir five
charted at 60o.per.Uae.par noath.
MOTWEP .DASVAE, lE. A -STREAK"
TO MAKE.THV SHEETS LAST OOTTH VMUtK'.
Minimum charge on one
order
. w u i c put HtftRS A GENTLE NOFtE
AN WASHTuBS FOR?
.1
FOft SALE
FBVS and vegetables, 2804 Greonu-ood,
... .... , , i ...... 7-ao-a tp.
i' BI.AC-K CAPS Largo sweet variety,
rick in your own crate 1.00. H. c.
Mulr, Covo. 7-1B-10 t.
FOR SALE Red chlic 7.60. Leghorns
$0 nor 100, prepaid. Hart's Hatch
cry, Beaverton. 6-21-1 mp
; FOR SALE Plnetree milking ma-i
chine, 3 unit. Hay chopper with
Ttortloon tractor. Blacksmith shop
complete, 6ee Tex Knight, Union,
Ore. Phono 453. ' 7-7-18 t.
FOR 6ALB Wood, cut green .from
first class timber. Any length,
llace your order now for your
winters supply. Also dry wood.
Phone 1051 W. fl-7-lm.
FOR BALE Scraicn paper for school
or home, at the Observer. So pad.
11-S-t t.
FOB BALE Cultivated mushroomB,
. delivered 50o lb. Goats milk for
. Infants and Invalids 10c qt. 203
N Ave. Ph. 66S B. 7-5-1 m.
AUTOMOBILES
FORD TUDOR SEDAN
Cheap transportation for (175.
; . PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY
4th it Adams. Ph. Main 500.
7-14-t f .
Hilgard a Thiiving J
Town Back in 1893
(Continued xrom Page One)
ditlon of the town,
"The Hllgard Lumbering Co., suc
cessors to the Hllgard Flume and
Lumber Co., and the U. P. Spun mill,
owned by R. M. Steel & 'Co., are tho
two largest mills. Each of these mills
cuts an average t 40,000 feet a day;
load an average of ten cars per day
with lumber, most of which ia slip
ped to Nebraska. Tho Hllgard Lum
ber Co. lias a large planer at Five
Points. Butler & Johnson own and
operate a mill which cute ani average
of 25,000 feet daily . . . none of them
are able td fill orders as fast as they
are coming In.
"The mills and -logging camp near
here give employment to nearly 1000
men, Hllgard being the supplyp41nt
for all of these camps,"
A little farther down the column
'is this item: "Miss Cronklte, of La
Grande, is teaching a three-month
term of school here, has 63 pupils
enrolled." " , j
It was some community two coro
years ago, no question about lrt
The 1030 census gave the Hllgard
precinct, which covers a large terrl-
SPECIAL!
Sunproof House Faint A QA
per gallon $2eef"
Plasco House Paint OA QQ
per gallon Jj5e5t
Best Grade Floor Paint t
per quart
Close-Out Floor Point
64c
per quart
Pittsburgh
Paint Store
im. St. J. A. Bugg, Mgr.
Sash, Windows, Screens
. and Doors Made
to Order
Window arid Car Glass
Carpenter & Cabinet
Shop
W08 Jofferson - D. D. Miller, Prop.
NOTICE
Wo sell only Artificial Ice
mado from pure water. All calls
answered promptly.
We also handle only thecst
quality of Coal and Wood.
All our products1 are guaran
teed. , Our services arc the beet.
Gaither Ice &
Fuel Co.
Main 523
Authorized
SERVICE
on
Studebaker
Buick and
Fonttao
Automobiles-
All' Types of Repairing
( By Expert Mechanics
M. J. Goss
automobiles Main 82
DIC - A
PAINT CLEANER
lit Pound L!ox... 40c V2 Pound Box.......'.:.'.' 20c
Mixes In Cold Water
The perfect and safe cleaner for any surface that ; soap and water
will not Injure. It cleans In less time and without "effort. , No
rubbing no scrubbing. Just point it on and wipe It offt
La Grande Book & Stationery Co.
La Grande, Oregon
FOE RENT,
FOR RENT a.rm. furnished, apl. at,
Caroline Apts. on O Ave, Under
new management, Ph. 804 w.
, 7-21-fl tp.
FOR RENT 6-rm. unfurn. house.
Adams and '1st, is!' See Smith at
Pox" Farm. 7-21-4 tp.
FOR RENT Mod., Unfurn. cottage,
furnace, garage, 800 O' Ave. Phone
238 J. "' , 7-ai-a t.
MODERN 6-RM. HOUSE,- full base
ment, hot water heat,' garage, 1308
N or Ph. 474 W. -i'j i i 7-31-2 t.
beautifully furnished a-nn, apt.
with , kitchenette, .private bath.
Everything included. ., Reasonable.
La Grande hotel. .; , ,,- 7-31-3 t.
MODERN FURNISHED, APT. 1311 O
avenue. . . 7-19-1 mp
GRANDE RONDE APARTMENTS .f
Exceptionally low rates until Sep
tember 16. 7-ie-T t.
MOD. BEDROOMS 1808-and St.
7-14-1 mp
WANTED
TO TRADE Dry wood for. light truck
or car, a ml. past Perry on right
lde of road. . 7-21-3 tp
HOUSEWORK,
ences.
Experienced. Roror-
- 7-16-6tp
FOUND
THURSDAY, pair gold-rlmmed glasses.
OaU at Observer, and identify.
7-31-1 t.
MISCELLANEOUS
LICENSED PLUMBER, rates reason
able. Call Fred Balmes, 203 N Ave.
-7-6-1 m.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will
, clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
Phone 323-J. 3-8-t f.
EASTERN OREOON School of Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O, O.
F. temple. 447-J. 9-8-1 m.
tory, a population of 182, of which
100 wero males antt 73 females. There
were 28 children between the ages of
5 and 14 years, and the rural form
population was 75, leaving '107 follow
ing other callings of " the present
population.. T.:rr..
Pondosa And La
Grande Men Face
Dynamite -Charge
BAKER (Special) F. E. Whitfcm, of
Pondcsa, and L. A. Chandler, of La
Grande, have been cited by state po
lice officers to appear In justice court
Monday to answer to a charge of
dynamiting fish in West Eagle lakes.
Officers have hot determined whether
the men will be taken Into the Jus-'
tico court in Pondosa or in Baker.
-Officers said the- two men packed
into the? lakes one day this week and
stato police camped on the trail to
the lakes the next day. At 10:30 that
night Whltten and Chandler were
stopped. Officers stated the men had
in their possession 313 fish ranging
In length from six to 10 inches: 1
The fish were brought to Baker
'and placed in cold storage In the
Baker Pocking company market,
where they were examined. A few of
tho fish showed hook marks, but the
others showed no signs of having
been caught with a hook and line
offtctfra said.
Sergeant Frank "Osmond ' of the
state police says dynamiting will re
sult lti poor fishing In. the lake-' in
which the dynamiting occurs for
three years. .
IMPROVEMENT
CLUB IN MEET
Ono of Che most interesting meet
ings of the North Side Improvement
club was held Wednesday afternoon
at tho Second Word L. D. S." chapel.
Mrs. Mary E. Morris displayed a Ref
lection of local weeds and furnished.
an Instructive talk concerning it.
City Manager A. McAllister spoke
encouragingly of the club's activities
and solicited its co-operation In weed
control.
A skit, "A Trip to Chicago" and
music by Ida Andrews, Zelma Slrrlne
and Jean" Wilhelm entertained "the
members. '
The next meeting will bo held on
Aug. 2. '..'. .
PHINCE BUYS PLANE
LONDON A new Iwln-englned
Vlckers Vlastra monoplane Is the
npwest addition to the Prince of
Wales's aircraft. The plane, his fourth.
Is all-mctalled, will carry eight pas
sengers and two pilots; -And has a top
speed of 160 miles an hour at 8,000
feet. Each passenger t! 4s provided
with a parachute, which is released
frftm the roof of the-cabin by pres-
I sure on a button. . ,
- D00
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
KEEP OUT OF THE
n flTHfS r.l DflFTB. .
A.ND DON'T WIPE )
YOUR HANDS ON
THE WINDOW Tijli
CURTAINS. DON'TMRt,
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SHADES
J0EPAL00KA
DIANA DANE,
SC0RCHY SMITH
THE DILLYS
IT'5 REMARKABLE T3e AN WHILE"
UMPKINS- - I HAVEN'T HOSPITAL
EVEN GOT A BRUISE1 AWtf
TD SHOW FOR
MV A0CI0ENT.'
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r. Sl DARUN' ? -T?A ti TMISSHOWE. I'LL GIRU. PEAR, PEAR,
SO. - 1 V. r7)H IS l BETCHA I'VE WROTE IVM1SHT YOUSE .
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IS 601N -ACROSS - BUT T GOT -(HW' I AROUND. ANGEL0 SUSPECTS .OTl
A SPECIAL JOB FOR OU, SAM ') Mfflnf. MWV" SOMETHING. ,fflHU''J
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Mrlrtunnp A
COFFEE GROUNDS
COMPLAIN
OUT OF THE
POT
ABOUT YOU
EVERY DAY. THERE
.FRYING THINGS,
A, LIST OF
INSTRUCTIONS
TO THEM.
lock the:
JUST OUTSIDE THE DOOR.-
STAFF PLOTS TO LURE UMPK1NS
FROW OSWALD'S PROTECTION.'.'
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IMPORTANT OF
ALL, DON'T. ..OH
"THE TRAIN ,
HAS STARTED!
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(Trademark Eoglatered)
U. 8. Patent Office
(Trademark Registered)
U, 8. Patent Office
GOOMNI&HT.'--'
IN A HOSPITAL,
I'D BETTER CHASE
EM AWAY AFORE
THEY WAKE UP
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TOO- hrr ys . I HAVE IT
NMI. MAKES THE B)SS PILED A SfoH.iiOODVt YOU COT NO, I PIPN'T
VOU W IATC? I LOT MORE WORK fsP- VOUC? PAmE.lHEN'? , I GET A PAE, '
tt's Almost ' on me! - Jlzm w .cw,c . Ntw vte'tA and v diout
SEVEN V . JScy&ik. 0WE " TO VOU.ir , , A5K mim a
' BUT 1 THOUGHT i ) WELU.I WASUTf AND NHEN HE ASKED ME )
yOU (MERE OOlMtJ I . WHEN X COT WHAT t WANTED, I GOT SO J
TO HIT WM V INTO HIS OFFICE RATTLED I ASKED HIM FOP
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BYE' Jill lTMFEYrrRBn5fr.nno nerill PYINS PAN WIThJH
DAD. PIP 7,HrJE;'B8S-r?rtDr li LARD. AND WHEN fp
St I LEFT A NOTE FOR THE 1 vm i cov Tuiwr-a r
mrr milkman so don't say v cuu-f--tup yy NOT
IH (ANYTHING TO, HIM OR HE'LL.) BIIIDI I i7mHF(s! IB H IfeTTL
- .ynGET M XED-UP. AND r I rXAS S V - (N3T
'i GEE- SO DO I. I CAN'T
UNNERSTAN' WHY SHE PONT
ANSWER. SH6TOLE ME SHE
LOVED ME M-MORE THEN
ENVTHW-iG . I CERTNV
ESPLAINED HOW 1 GOT LOST
AN ALL . AN THEK1 1 EVEN
TtLE
' UtR UIMV I KEPT ON PIRHTIM'
SCfe T'MAKE MONEYPER
BEGUZ WE'RE BROKE. AN'
I KNOBBY DINT WANT ME
a 11 t.L.U NtlTHtK
ITHAT'5 BILL, JIM, FREDDY, PAUL, PHIL, I
kin. MARTY. AL AND , JOE. NOV, I'D
K 1 fe,TO THE DOLL HOlMeJ Wi A Zffl V-irW
f TJONT WORRV. 11 TAKE)gSE hyt BOSSHfcS SOrAE OTHER i&OSH .SftrA-
CARE OF THAT. E3is3y PLANS FER ME, SCORCH V BUT" NIT'S BOUND TO
7 -zrm t'W A 6UY WHAT ALWAYS KEEPSCOME IN HANDY
H 4mM& MY WRD ' sure, ! -
) .'. HERE'S A 6UN- -TMi1(!Tt
CATS-N s f LET 'IM " I
MEBBE
THE LETTERS
cwiaiyr-rsruiv nwi.''? it.'-
A1NT NEVER
I'LL GO OUT
REACHED HER .
SOMEBUODV KIN WRITE
HOW D'YA
KNOW TWEM
FURRINER-S
THE ADDRESS ON THE
ENViope
COULD READ
HER 1 THE ADDRESS
J IN ENGLISH ?
Jfc
DON'T BE
DAT 6 WITH
'tiirmrF i
lit fe'ICfe' UMPKINS.
W- irS BUT I MUSTA A
Au Revoir!
THROW THE
EMPTY TIN
CANS OUT
EVERY DAY.
OUT THE
WINDOWS,
fc.l l nfc.K.
Good Idea
TCH-TCHr i
f SVRISED
AN' FIND '
OUSE NEVER
THOUGHT
A' THAT,
JOSIPH.
in fufrn;
Nine's a Crowd!
ALARMED, PAP I HAVE A LUNCHEOH
THESE &05f IF ANY ONE OF 'EM
REAK5 ITT I'LL
NEVER SPEAK-
fro HIM A6AIN
f
A Great "Faver"?
Momentous Etfroru
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