La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANPE, ORE.
Pace Five
OUT, OUR. WAY
By J. R, Williams THE NEWFA;NGLES(Mom'n Pop)
Right in the Neck!
CLASSIFIED m&
lllffM MApUST PMCI or WION WALLOWA !OmtPi
VES, Fll,E THESE LETTEBS
THSHCEND HIM NJ
: (Count, five average words ""
, " to tbe line.)
Per line, lit Insertion 100
Per line, each added consec
utive insertion , , ,"'," . ,..' To
Minimum oblige on "one
. ,$ATES BY UQNTH
a Unee, per month . .UM
s iinee, per month ....,. aaao
4 lines,, per month ,;.,y.,.. Sion
8 Unee, per month , , ,.i.76
ach additional line ovur live
wcharged at 60o per line per month.
order "..iJ!80
FOR RENT
Monday, July 24, 1933
f I Vicota letter from the. H f wpkttw 19. LT ) fPP.N
'' if SumPM. X scour eeciynM6.TUs MMuiiot; i CUCK HEt vm,-oot u.w. . ,
FOR SALE
f
"POll BALE '27 Advanced Six Nimh
Brougham excellent condition
i' 7S cash. Currey Press.' 7-23-ltp
JWE1UNO BINDER, horse hitch oom
plrto for Holt harvester. Ray Allen,
i - JHt. aien. 7-22-3 tp
PULLETS, .Wljlto leghorns. Hatched
April ,1st. .Frank 'Fager, Palmer
function. .V . 7-23,-3 xp
BLACK CAPS' T,Iarjso pwect variety.
Pick In your own crato (1,66. H. C.
' 'Jfulr, Cpvo. 7-18-10 t.
tOK BALE" Tfrietree milking ma
chine, 2 unit. May chopper with
Sy-Pordspn tractor. Blacksmith, shop
' GOniplQto. See Tex Knight, Union,
...-fVro...Phoue.63. 7-7-1B t.
POfl SALE Sera ten paper for' school
. . or homo, at the Observer.' Eo pad.
&Gtt. SALE Cultivated mushrooms,
delivered 60c lb. Goats milk for
- Infants and Invalids 10c qt. 203
i .!-! .Avo. Plv 60S B. '7-5-1 ro.
1 AUTOMOBILES
6-BM. PURN. APT.-
100S Adorns,
7-22-3 t.
FOR RENT 3Trm, mrnshcd,,npt, at
Caroline Apts, on 6 Ave. Under
new management. Ph. 804 W.
, " 7-21-6 tp.
FOR RENT , 6-rm. unfurn. house.
Adams and 1st, 915. See Smith at
Pox Farm. - 7-21-4 tp.
BEAUTIFULLY' furnished 2-rm. apt.
with ' kitchenette, ' private v oath.
Everything included. , Reasonable.
La Grande ho(ol. ; 7-21-3 t.
MODERN -FURNISHED APT. 1311 O
avenue. 7-10-1 rfp
GRANDE .RONDE APARTMENTS .
, Exceptlopolly low rqtes. until Sep
tember 16. ,7-1ot7 t.
x.
MOD. BEDROOMS 19P8-2n St.
7-14-1 mp
WANTED
i Franklin ,4-door Sedan.
Excellent mechanical oondiUon;
Good tires. Price, 200.
v PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY. '
4Ui & Adams Phone Main 500
' , . '7-22-t f.
VJLEY POST
SETS WORLD
FLIGUT M4JRK
WANTEp Man wanted to supply
customers with famous Wat kins
Products In La Grande. Business;
t established, earnings average .$25;
'weekly, pay starts immediately.!
Write . J. iR. Watkins Company,
4521 Mollis 6t., Oakland, California.'
7-24-1 tp
TO TRjADE -Dry wood fonllght truck
. or car, 2 ml. past Perry on right
side of road. ! - 7-21-3 tp
MISCELLANEOUS
(Continued from Page One)
t First a doctor examined him, find
ing his pulse and blood pressure nor
mal. - Then came a host of back
thumping friends. Then he visited
iFloyd Bennett field to look the Wln
aijo Mae over and garner the plaud-,
Its of the crowd.-
Back at his hotel, there came the
day's climax, a visit from General
italo Balbo.
. -"Only a man like you can dosomc
.thlhg llko that," the general said,
Ala eyes flashing. "Oh, Post, mag
niflcol -Magnified"
"I think," said Post, "that most
generals are .phony but you have ab
solutely .proven yourself a general to
have .gono out and' taken charge of
uch a flight as you have made. I
think It greatrrcxtremely great."
,, Official .Reception Wednesday
i (New York plans an official recep
tion .for Post Wednesday, when the
.Wlnnio Mae will be trundled up
Broadway on a truck. On Friday
post may fly to Oklahoma, his home
Jitate. -ar.- - i
, ' Post made a secret Journey lost
night to offer his congratulations on
their, flight and his sympathy for
.their Injuries -to James and Amy Mol
llson, who crashed at Bridgeport,
jConn., after a flight from Europe.
Peg-in Official Count
Of Union County Viote
Continued rrom page One)
Sales tax: Yes 563, no 2779.
- Stato repeal: Yes 2000, no 1338.
Oleomargarine tax: Yes 1509, no
021.
i Beaver Creek pipeline bonds: Yes
1012, no 497.
Vernon D. Bull and J. B. Mc
Laughlin, wet candidates to the Ore
gon repeal convention, were elected
over B, Marcus Godwin and J. W.
Baxter, dry candidates.
Over tho state only two Oregon
counties voted dry Benton and Linn.
LICENSED PLUjMBER, rates reason
able. Call Fred Baunes, . 203 . N Ave.
V .'.; ; 3-5-1 m.
OWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP Wo will
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
' Phone 323-J, Y 8-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School .of iMuslP.
violin, piano, voice. .Credits. I. O. O.
F. temple. 447-J. v' 9-8-1 m.
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FOR TRADE
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iv ' lljii (flu njs:! '' ' WK (T. BIG BOYl THE BOSS OH.VEAH? VND-U) ( SOT VOy1, WELU.VOU'O . '
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THE BUNGLE FAMILY
Campaigning
OR. TRADE tTractor and wecder.
Ph. 18&J ,1102 ;B avo'- 7-24-atp
The latest unofficial Vote showed J or j
repeal 133.Q36 to 70,870." For state
repeal the vote waa 108,837 to 71,324. :
Tho sales tax vote was J. 64 ,720 to 44,
644 against the measure.
. AH other measures ', were voted
down .except the soldlera bonus .lirnf
ltatlon measure, which won.
AMh TUP
RFA,Otsl I'M
POSITIVE YOU
WROTE THIS,
LOUIE, IS
BECAUSE I
THE WAY YOU
SPELL BIS
WORDS LIKE
SECRETARY
7
YOURF. WRONG GEORGE.
I ALWAYS SPELL '
SECRETARY WITH TWO
K S. I LL ADMIT I M ,
WORKING
', NQ SIRl
ILL ADMIT
; WANT THE
BUSINfcbb
. BUT THAT .
LINOLEUM
ORDER HAS
PRACTICALLY
NOTHING .
TO. DO .
WITH THE
ELECTION.
ItAISKS 10 VEGETABLES
BEAUFORT, S. C. W) ' Tejwvarle-
tlpe nf frpRh viretn-hlns were offered
' for sale at one time by Mrs. C. A.
Stroupe at the home demonstration
community club . market - hero. ' The ,
vegetables, grown in Mi's. Stroape-s i
garden, Included potatoes, beans,
corn, peas, beets, cucumbers, onions.
okra, -squash and tomatoes. Bile also
had eggs, butter, buttermilk, cup
cakes, two kinds of bread,- rolls and !
flowers. '
UIKL HIGH .JUMP CHAMPION
ASI'lItHS TO 1H1 PHYSICIAN I
PHILADELPHIA (fit Smiling Jean
Shlley, who went lifter the world's
record for tho women's high Jump
and won It, now has her heart set
on capturing a degree i of doctor of
medicine. t . -x l
Her friends predict she'll get It,
but the Olympio champion says she
Is a little uncertain how plans wll.
woirk out. , -
THE TINYMITES
4 'iwi Br soviet, INC. o "WrU Va''"Si5A
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"TWW lhat lh0 P'etty sliB'ne'3
o'er," said Scouty, "kindly
toll ua moro about your little
rclioolroom. What are all these
flno fish taught?
"Do they all come hero every
day, and do they have some time
for play? What happens if, upon
a hook one of the Bah Is caught?"
"My goodness, you ask Ques
tions, lad," the teacher said, "But
I'll be glad to tell you everything
I know about the lite down here.
"It little fish do as they're told
and don't swim 'round and act too
hold, there really Isn't anything
at. all: that they need fear.
itfTiHEY'RE taught to eat nice
seaweed. That's really all
they ever need, but sometimes
they forget themselves and grab a
hnnk thnt'a rirnnnprl.
"They realize, too late, their
plight, and then they're pulled up
out of sight. The fishermen take
lots of fish, I wish it could be
stopped.
"Now, as to play well, good
ness me, you'd be surprised if you
could see tbe little games of tag
they have," and all the fun they.
bring. '
"You 11 see tho fish swim noro
and there, and dash and dart most
nvnrvwhrV .Ttmt wftlt around
here long enough and you'll sco
everything.
nPHEN Duncy said, "TTio fish
X hovii horn renl klnrl tn lin. fin
I'll turn In and entertain them
tor a while. Tell me, what shall!
I do?" '
"Oh, anything," the teacher
said, "that pops. Into your little
honri Tho fish Will all BODlaUd
you with their fins, when you're
through."
The bunch " then saw kind:
Duncy walk up to a blackboard;
with somo chalk. Ho sketched for
'bout a moment. "How Is- that?" ,
he asked, In glee.
"Why, that Is fine," tho teacher
cried. "I couldn't do that, If I
tried. I guess all of my scholars
know that It's a sketch ot me."
.(Copyright! 1931, NEA Service. Inc.)
(Bcouty protects some fish in
tbe next story.)
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