La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 05, 1933, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, August 5, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five CLASSIFIED IADS maker run of union WALLOWA countim (Count five average vforda to tnt line.) Per line, it Insertion IQo Per line, each, added coneo- uuve uueruon . Minimum cbarge on one ' v order . -250 FOR SALE LA 'IE MODEL electric sewing ma chine. $20 terms. Call 1035A. 8-5-2 t. Natural Ice lasts 1-3 longer. Regular Delivery. -Ph, Main 804 Young's Ice Co. 8-6-1 t. FOR SALE Heavy range with colls, US. Also wagon and harness, - 703 L" Ave. 8-5-t f. 8 FT. DEERINQ BINDER E. R. t'ieln. R. F. D. No. 2. 8-6-2 tp. Gil 1 HADE Purebred Chester Whlto boar. Call P 26X5. ' 8-4-3 t. 4-WHEEL TRAILER, Hotpolnt-Hughes clcc. stove. 1504 M. 8-4-2 tp. TWO PURE. BRED malo pointer pups, live months old, $26 each, John Thompson, Box 353, Wallowa, 8-4-2 t. STRING BEANS, pick them yourself, 3c lb. Grant Struck, Prultdale, 1 ml. east or City Park.' 8-3-3 t. JSMAT.I, BOAT for out-board motor, 10. 1611 Filth. 8-3-4 tp. .OREEN CHAIN WOOD A3 .60 per 'load. Prompt dollvery. Bowman-Hicks Lumbor Co. Ph. Main 8. 8-2-t f. LAMBERT CHERRIES on tile tree, : le lb. 409 W. ' 8-3-3 t. JERSEY ,qQWS Ph. IBS J. 1102 B , Ave. 8-8-4 tp. WOOD Any lengths, any kind. Also iir wagon Tongues and reaches, radio polos, eto. Qood place to deal at Smith's Fox Farm. 8-1-6 tp. CANDY STORE with manulacturlng equipment. A business with a per manent Income. Write Box C. bbr server. 7-28-1 m fOB SALE Scratcn paper lor school or home, at the Observer, 6o pad. ll-2-t I. FOR SALE Cultivated mushrooms, delivered 60p lb. Goats milk for Infants and Invalids 10c qt. 203 N Ave. Ph. 686 R. '. 7-6-1 m. PASS THE ONIONS, PLEASE) WHY NOT FRY THEM, FIRST? To French fry onions, select a mild one, Bermuda suggested, and cut orossways into one-eighth-inch slicss. Soak 10 minutes In cold milk to cover, then drain, dip each slice In light batter and fry until light hi own. Drain well and servo with chops cr -steaks, --,.;, -.v.-- i. HERE'S A HASH HINT Chop sour apples and add them to beef hash. You'll find the flavor Im proved. Chopped veal with diced pa itatoes also Is good In hash. PRESERVING LINOLEUM LUSTER Dent use a stiff brush when wash ing linoleum. This makes It dull and no one wants dull linoleum. Use soap and water and wash , lightly almost tenderly If the luster la to bo preserved. CREAMY BOILED FUOSTINGS Boiled frostlngs become grainy, duo to the sugar in them crystallizing. There aro several remedies for this. When tile sugar and water syrup Is boiling do not move the pan nor etlr the syrup, as cither procedure may cause crystallization. The addition of one teaspoon of vinegar to each cup of sugar will help to prevent the frosting from becoming grainy. THE TINYMITES 'READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR, THE PICTURE) vNE of the mermaid's small keys fit, nnl Scouty loudly crier, "That's II! The chest lid now Is open Come on, lads, we'll look in side! "Mut, first let's thank, the mcr m.iiil. She has been as kind as kind can be. We never could have sprung that lock, no matter how we tried." The mermaid smiled and said. "Why, son, that really was a Jot of fun. I always like to do Ihlncs that bring other people cheer "I guess 'twas lucky that I had tho proper key, and I am glad. You really should thank Shrimpy. He's the one who brought me hero." 9 A LL right "will' do that's Just what we $ln fact, we will thank tih said Duno, Then the mermaid waved her hand inu and swam away. gi'Oh,. please stay here with all the rest,, until, you seiPwhat's in the chest," cried Coppy. "Soon as we've found out, we'll all have tlme lor play." So, back. she came. Soon Scouty RATES BY MONTH a lines, per month. r .,,13 JO 8 lines, per t , , f , 4 lines, per month "re.00 6 lines, per month , , ti t t " Kacri additional illne over five charged at too per line per month.. AUTOMOBILES FORD COUPE Extra good tires. Runs like new. Only 17,000 miles. Price 250. PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th and Adams. Ph.- Main 600 ' 7-20-tf FOR RENT NEARLY NEW 4-rm. modern house. 702 Lane at North First. 8-5-2 tp. 8-RM. HOUSE, 6 bed rms., two baths. Hot air heat, full basement. Furn. $30 per mo. 1606 Wash., 3 blocks from Normal. Ph. 410 W. Adults only. 8-2-12 tp. MODERN FURNISHED APT. 1311 O avenue. 7-19-1 mp MOD. BEDROOMS 1908-and St. 7-14-1 mp MISCELLANEOUS LICENSED PLUMBER, rates reason able. .Call Fred Balmes, ,203 N Ave. 7-6-1 m, DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We W1U clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phon6 823-J. : :. 8-8-t 1. EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, .voles. Predlte. I. O. O. F. temple. 447-J. , , 9-6-1 m. WANTED TWO WEANER or feeder pigs. Ph. 402 W. ' 8-5-1 t. FIVE OR six-room house near schools - on hill. Buy, trade or assume mort gage. Must be reasonable, - Write P. O. Box 166. " 8-4-2 tp. TWO GOATS milking now. Call Jaok Conkey, 400 M. ' ' ' 8-2-4 t. Five players by the name of Nel son have won Indiana's open golf ti tle since the tournament was started In 1016 Leo, Wallyj iGnnner, Ervln and Chester. SALES RECORDS SHATTERED SAYS DODGE DEALER Dodge delivery statistics, which throughout the presont) soiling season (have served es retail, index and .pace maker to & large, section of the auto mobile trade, show not the slightest Inclination to Interrupt their steady upward climb by a breathing spell, according to reports received here by I. C, Smith, local Dodge dealer. On the coutraryt figures detailing Dodge dealers' activities for the week, end ing July 22, reveal that combined passenger car and truck, deliveries made by Dodge, dealers during the week ending July 22, passed passenger car and truck deliveries for the cor responding week of 1932 toy the phe nomena) Increase of 358.2 per cent, A LINEN-PIIESSLNG IIINt When -prcasliig linen, dampen tho creases with a checso clotii dipped In water. Press on tho wrong Bid. Busli league fame was won by w. Llbko of Shelton when ho pltohcd no-hlt, no-run, no-walk game against Olympla in the Timber league of I Washington state. cried, "Geei Look what I have found inside this strange old chest. A big, tin box,. Conic, help me get It out." ; The other Tinlcs lent a hand. The box was placed upon the sand. "Ami now," said Windy, "we'll soon know what this is all about." THE tigh HE tin box lid was on real ight. "Oh, F con pry It off, all right." said Shrimpy " 'TIs a sailor's box and tve seen one be- fore." He pressed real hard, then, on one side. The llltlc lid (lew open wide. Then Dunry loudly shouted, "Ah. a line lunch Is In store. "The box Is full of crackerR. Gee' I'm hungry They appeal to me. I'll hand them out to cveryono ami we cantart to eat." n$ goodness, what a happy lunch They Injehed and talked, while eating lunch. 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