La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pace Five
OUT OUR WAY
By J.' R. Williams "THE NEWFANGLES(Mom'n Pop) Chick's Jealousy Pops Out!
CLASSIFIED ADS
IBM MAJIK1T VLACI OF UNION WAIXOWA COCKIM
OH -, WtS-tl'M V
IF A HALF A WAKl
CAM TORN OUT AS
MUCH VNORK' A& ;
VslHEN VA. A
'VJEUHt'o'Of
OFF -TO .TA4eO !
WMTTIU. t SUP r0N
VWAT'LL. V USE .
CAN 0U tMAGINE-HE) StKTE.TH'lNG-eoVl ...
AMBLING 'ALONG tTS BNAPPVl TT LL,
THE NEW BATHING SUIT
1 uOT TOR VlY VACATION-
ABeACH lNTHIsT ' KNOCK feVERVBODV
i .(Count Hv reroe word
to thu Una.)
RATE8 BT MONTfe'
"OOY "A MOCV-
-DID BCPoftP 'aw
ALU 1 HAVE TO DO, NOW.
3 lines, per month ,
..3.80
hova till, ue.
BECAUSE. , VMVAEK1
he does Grr
IS GET CHICK TO TAKE
Per lino, ut lnMrtlen-
.100
8 Ilnee, per month ,
4 llnee, per month .
0 Usee, per month .
VJHOLE. MAM , OOMT
Per line, -each added conaeo-
1 ME SOMEWHERE
-THVT PROMTS. TrAAT
IVV VMHOV.. MAK1
uun lnMttlon .
Ulnlnwm caarga on on
-j aider i , ,i ...
BmIi additional line OTer life
8Bo ! charged at SOo per line per month.
HAS eeM DOnv'
' vMHOv.E,Ht v.u Be.:
OMW HAVF, -TH'
tyweD TO PAV
BacW Trt -CompWv
WA-ST (.
FOR RENT
tFOR SALE
5-RM. FURN. APT. 1905 Adams.
- - 7-22-3 t.
VUEAT M EM OUT
OF FtR NGRRS,
DEERINQ BINDER, horse hitch som
plctc for'Holt harvester. Bay Allen,
MCQlen. 7-aa-3.tp
FOR RENT 3-rm.' furnished, apt, at
i Caroline Apts. on O Ave. Under
new management. Ph. 894 W.
1 7-21-a tp.
PULLETS, Whlto -Leghorn. Hatched
April 1st. Frank Fnger, Palmer
Junction. 7-22-3 xp
Natural Ice lasta 1-3 longer. j
Regular delivery Ph. Main 804. j
'YOUNG'S IOB CO.
7-22-1 t.
FOR RENT 6-rm. unfurn. house.
Adams and 1st, (15. 'See Smith at
Pox Farm. 7-21-4 tp.
V GLAOVS STROLV.S UP
THE BEAtH AUONE N THAT
FOR RENT Mod., unfurn. cottage,
furnace,-garage, -903 O Ave.'Phone
236 J. 7-21-2 t.
OUTFIT VOO'LL. NEED A
OB TRADE 6addle maro and colt.
Ph. 047 W. 7-22-1 t.
VAeHINE.,GON,'.
Saturday, July 22, 1933
I
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-DID ;Beroot o
AuTOACCIDENT V
A 1 III! II II I
n V Lies' r
I N. 71 ' 1 INS x v - .u ll
bLJLjazE
r
BLACK CAPS Large awect varloty.
''Plck'ln your own crate l:0O. H. C.
Mulr, Covo. 7-18-10 t,
FOR' SALE Plnetree milking ma
chine, 2 unit. Hay chopper with
Fordson tractor. Blacksmith shop
.-complete. See Tek Knight, Union,
Ore. Phone 453. 7-7-18 t.
FOR SALE Scraion paper tor school
i .or home,- at the Observer, Bo pad.
11-2-t f.
MODERN 0-RM. HOUSE,' full -base-ment,
hot water heat, garage,''1809
'N or Ph, 474 W. 7-31-2 t.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished 2'rm. apt.
with kitchenette. . private bath.
Everything included. . Reasonable.
La Orando hotel. 7-21-3 t.
MODERN FURNISHED APT. 1311 O
avenue. ' " 7-lJrl Dip
FOR SALE Cultivated mushrooms,
i delivered 50o lb. Goats milk for
' lntanta and Invalids 10c qt. 203
-IN Ave. Ph. 566 B. 7-5-1 m.
GRANDE RONDE APARTMENTS
Exceptionally low rates until Sep
tember 16. 7-ld-7 t.
AUTOMOBILES
Franklin 4 -door Sedan.
Excellent mechanical condition.
Good tires. Price $200.
PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY. i-'
4th-& Adams -. Phone Main 600
7-22-t f.
DANES. TRIP LIGHTLY -TO
HUTU BRYAN OWEN SONO
COPENHAGEN (-"-Everywhere In
Copenhagen the orchestras are play
ing, and the public Is dancing to.
the -tune of "Springtime In Denmark
Lilacs In Bloom."
The words to the song are by Mrs.
Ruth '. Bryan Owen, now American
minister to Denmark. The music 1b
by "Ruth, the second" Mrs. Buth
Meeken, the minister's daughter.
UUo ll.is Monument to Newsboys
RIO DE JANEIRO (P) Tills capltn!
has given thought to the urchins
who sell newspapers. On the Initia
tive Of the newspaper A Nolte, a
statue of a typical newsboy was un
veiled on the Avenlda Rio Branco.
Bands played, orators spoke and sev
eral thousand school children paraded.
DUTCH TARS ACCEPT WAGE CUT
(ROTTERDAM (VP) Officers and
men In the Dutch merchant service
have .accepted a .reduction in wages
of five per cent now, with another
reduction of a similar amount six
months hence.
FREE-STATE TO MAKE OWN SUGAR
-DUBLIN (IP) Throe new sugar beet
factories to be established, according
to Dr. James Ryan, minister of agri
culture, -will -produce all the sugar
wanted In the Free State.
MOD. BEDROOMS 1906-2nd ' St.
' ' 7-14-1 mp
WANTED
ONE OP THE leading Pacific ' Coast
Life In&urano e Companies will
oiegotlate with an. experienced life
Insurance salesman having a record
for personal ' production. Liberal
first year and renewal cohunlfwlong
with a small 'expense -allowance at
the beginning. The HiaA selected
will be considered for further ad-
. 'vancament .after he has demon
strated his ability for larger re
sponsibilities. Replies1 treated confi
dentially. Address Superintendent
of 'Agencies, 625 Falling Building,
Portland, Oregon. ?-22-l t.
TO TRADE Dry wood for light truck
or car, 2 mi. past Perry on right
side of road. ;7-21-3 tp
MISCELLANEOUS
LICENSED PLUMBER, xates reason
able. Call Fred Bahnes, 203 N Ave.
7-5-1 m.
DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Will
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
Phone 323-J. is-8-t 1.
EASTERN OREGON School 6f Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O.
P. temple, 447-J. 9-6-1 m.
LET CHILD'S MOUTH ,TOVS.
BE ; EXCLUSIVELY aJUS OWN
THESE IH!SY R-YEAH-OLOS!
SEE 'WHAT THEY CAN DO
'A 6-year-old. who has been wisely
handled should be able to dress and
undress himself without help, un
less, of course, his clothing hits es
pecially difficult fastenings. He can
wash himself, brush his teeth and
conib his hair. -He can lace his shoes,
. but probably cannot yet tie a bow
knot. And he hangs up his clothes
and puts his toys away.
Children should learn that for san
itary reasons mouth toys must not
be . passed from, one to another.
Whistles, trumpets, mouth organs,
bubble pipes should be ' used only
by the one to whom they belong. The
child should be taught this just as
he is taught the exclusive use of his
own tooth brush. If the rule ls:to
be observed with brothers and sisters,
it will bo necessary always to give
duplicate mouth ! toys 1 to each.
Tne 'FAT1 heap. ;
Q 1033 av NEA 8ERVICt INC. H'?
the :bungle;fatsiily
'Politics
YOU CAN WIN
Ton fimusr
IF THE 'BOYSl
CAN GET THE
R.I6HT MEN
ON THE
COMMITTEE
TO COUNT
THE
VOTES.
I vri iMBooar mv "MIHill il
FAMILY IS OUT OF
TOWN . ON A VACATION ,
Rrt wriA.t rjiw mill
AHEM! WELL AMBROSE.
KtMIINU .1 Ht.' BUT-
NOT TO BE TOO.
AH. ACTIVE. AS
YOU kKNOvw OUR.
CAMPAIGN
SLOGAN IS
V'EL.EC'rioHS.
IT"! ' HE AR'THE "
OPPOSITION 6
&OING TO DIG UP
ALL THAT PIRT
ABUU I ' I Mfc.
1 -LITTLE
TROUBLE
YOU HAD
WHEN J
YOU
WERE
SECRETARY
THAT SHORTAGE mFSJrBRS
WAS CAUSED -BY THE lllT-TiK -FINANCE
COMMITTEE J ifBPyi,?U.
insisting 'Vpon -iirmmiil SS,y't.H?A5:
INVESTING THEj I THEjSW)TCH .
LODGE MONEYilPlil!!1!! lllllltlHELQKTS.
"THREE ' Pt(5gj iilB WERE
TONS OF -J IPHife;ffl
Russian Mw Mm r-.0uT.AT'
RUBLJ If m L tAST
AND THEY'RE SQUAWKING
ABOUT .THE FLOWEK I
..FUND.' BEING LOW
TOO. THEY. CLAIM
WW. tllVINQ
EVEN WELL
MEMBERS A
BOUQUET 50
THEY'LL'
VOTE1,
RIGHT,
ANYHOW,.
TViE BOYS 1N
A WAY THAT '
WON'T DISCOURASE
THEM, ABOUT
OUR. PLbDQE
OF HONEST '
ELECTIONS
AMBROSE.
AND DON'T
WORRY,
. Kllilimilillimt-lilflfi)
mm ntmtttt" an
1W ' HL -JU L
TT57I ci row - i
JOE PAL0GKA
Bad News
(il ICK! THE INK'S SPILLED!
Ill ItltV AND SAVE THE IlUC!
If ln has been spilled on the rug,,
first take up what you can with a
clean sponge. Then use warm water,
absorbing it with a sponge or blotter
in rubbing away the stain. Don't
cielay this first-aid treatment.
THE TINYMITES
(READ THE STOKY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)
tiCAY, wo are getting no place
" Jasl! How long is his pace
going to last?" snld Duncy. "Gee,
this snail's so slow this is no fun
t all.
"I've yelled to it to glddyap. 1
think It's lost, now, in a nap. Tlio
only way we'll travel fast is just
to take a (all."
"Have patience, Duncy," Dotty
tried. "I know this is a funny
ride, but I knew this would Imp
pen. Every snail is very slow.
"We're foolish if we fuss and
fret. We'll have to take Just what
we get. And, anyway, we do not
know Just where we want to go."
fpHEN Shrimpy sold. "It was a
trick! Wee Duncy thought It
would he slick to ride, instead of
walk. He is a very lazy lad.
"I think, with this csperieence,
ke'll change his mind unless he's
sense. High! now. to take a nice
long walk, he really should be
Slad."
; The Tlnles then Slid to the
ground and suddenly they looked
around, as Scouly yelled, "Look
out! We've found a real good
way to ride.
"Just watch us as we whiz
right past. We've found a horse
that goes real fast. Unless you
want to get bumped, you had bet
tor run and hide."
"pon goodness sokes." said
Dotty, "They have slipped one
o'er on us today. Gee, Goldy's in
with Scouty and they're riding In
a shell.
"A seahorse Is hitched up in
the front. My goodness, what a
crazy stunt. I guess they both are
tickled 'cause they're sturtlng,
now, to yell."
Then Goldy cried. "Glddap!
Don't whoa! We're anxious to
keep on the go! We'll show the
other Tlnles what a real pood Tido
is like.
"This shell Is comfy as can be
and very much appcnls 10 me. As
long as I have this fine carriage,
I don't want to hike."
(Copyright. 1'j33, NBA Service, lne.
(The Tlnles reach the Little
He, I Hclioolhouse In the next
slur'.)
Champion runs
& .aim, JKki nAI (Tt A
WW I vra rnuuwnn
N.V. BOXING COMMISSION
UPHOLDS BUNTZKY,
TUP ROY1MG WORLD WAS
cm INNiCD TODAV WHEN THE STATE
BOXING COMMISSION UPHELD THE
FEEBLE EXCUSE FROM BUNTZKV'S
MANAGER THAT THE CMAIV1PION
WOULD BE UNABLE TO MEET JCJb
PALOOKA IN A RETURN MATCH UNDER
THE AUSPICES OF MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN THIS SUMMER,BtCAUSt
OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN. y
uow f IkrrzKV COULD EX
PERIENCE' SUCH AN AILMENT, THIS
juDi-rec? z UNA.ty( TO CONClEVEi
THE WHOLE TRUTH OF THE MATTER IS
THAT THE' CHAMPS BACKERS AR
MOLV
SUPFRIN'
SIR
33!
3
MeNwlhtajndteM.Ine .N.Y. I
BUT--N ( I'LL TELL A WHAT THEV MEAN.,
WHACTA 1 THEY MEAN THAM CROOK .
TREY U ' UTTRET IS GVTTIN AWAY NITH '
' MEAN , A FAKE AN'AINT GONNA GIVE
KNOBoX, 1 US A CRACK AT OUR Tu tc
' I'LL PlftHT TM ftM THF
TO-
STREET. J1ST L.EMME FIND YA SAP AN '
IM . I'LL' GrT THAT TTTLE ' J TAKE T EASY.
AWAY FROM TM'I'fedW I'M TAKIN' TH'.
HAVE T AN' I KIN -J-K TRAIN FER
LICKIM.''v ' m . ' tvOO YORK -,
y'LL SHOW E
DIANA DANE
(Trademark Registered)
U. S. Patent Office
On The Guff
DIANA. WHATEVER.
POSSESSED VW TO
MAK DATES WITH
THAT fiANS OF BOYS
AND MEET THEM
HERE AT THE DOLL
HOUSE FOR.vf(
n LUNCH (
WHY, THAT'S WHAT
VOU CALL BUSINESS
STRATESY OK
SOME
THING,
DADff-
yi if, xaw
Priy tr-T n7 r
ILU TOV'lr A&i1 DON'T DO' IT, DIANA
ASAIN TO- I DON'T CO ITANYTHING
: MORROVr l 'jglr BUT THATe5r7TT
' HAVE A LIST lTv L-, V ir-jffiV .
OF NEW A M) Va7
but why ?.ve surely
Need patrons, Don't-
7
ygAH pur
Wor THAT"
l l j wtttv r; w Ll
Why, what's wrong
with them? they all
ordered -Big 'Meals
DIDN'T THEY
i ;
5URE THAT'S '
JU5T ir NONE :
OF 'EM -COULD .
PAy TOR "IT-'
aSgrX -1 i ttt1
SC0RCHY SMITH
(TradcmBrk Iteglstcrcd)
u. s. Patent Office
A Quick Dive
r, J JWEHOULT) BE OPF TvlE FLORIDA EVERGLADES) S
Vf, vVQaND LYINS IN WAIT BY TOMORROW NISHT.
THE DILLYS
(Trademark Bcglntored)
U. 8. Patent Olflco
I O1 COURSE WE W AN' DON'T TP-V W BUT, MK, PLUMI?- Vfeg
WANT MORE M TO RING- ANY & THAT'S YOUR. FIFTH )
FOOD Wj P0& BISCUITSfe- TRAY " Jj.j
W-w? M&$- . EITHER.. )" . ASli ''
A New Arrival
1 DON'T KNOW ) AND THAT V I'M 7JKg . svbtjS S ..MMfC V IflfW LM
LET THAT TH, TCH, AmStM I nlf ' 5 I TO rOtvlF JN 1 kffi
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