LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
THE NEWFANGLES(Mom'n Pop) A Little
CLASSIFIED ADS
ttt HAun rue or pnion wallow cocKtib'
VWHAT BUONS ME UP THEY WERE EATING
iABOOi THE WHOlfE r i LUNCH WHEN J WENT
AFTAlB B MBS. GIMME OUT,BOT I FIGURED
kuri mo -rvftf iwomMG ' TWtv uatjn'T SEEN
(Count live average words'
to the line.)
batxs by noma
3 lines, per month i
8 lines, per month
4 line: per month
-too
THAT LCTTEP TO THE
Per line! lntettloa.
JtHM
M.OO
ICE
Per -line, each added coneeo-
utlve Insertion - -
S line, per month "' H.lt
aeb additional line orer tire
charged at 60c per line per month.
lihilmnm charge on one
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
' ,1;
CHOICE RESIDENCE! In good loca--"-
tlon. Will sacrifice for quick deul.
Write box B, Observer. 8-21-3tp
CANNING' TOMATOES. Field run, 25
.. box. Cherry's Florists, Inc,
' B-U-t 1.
6-BM-. HOUSE, new paper and paint,
new linoleum In kitchen and din
ing room. Oarage,. 1908 Adams Ave.
... B-19-3 tp.
5-ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE. Close In.
See Smith atr Fox Farm. 3-18-3 t
Monday, August 21, 1933
" ' Page Five
Grudge to Settle! .
( 1 CANT IMACHHE TMC WORLD l fULL or VV A k
ftNNWeOONGA ) PEOPLE WHO PCHOHWC I
"THING LIKE 7 TIME TENDING TO OTMKP I
k THAT T ' PEOPLE'S AFFAJKW THAW .1
' vm. ry iv '"s j I
i '. '' ft'.
:w'i S
THEV MIGHT H(VC JUST TWO V 'T
CAUSEO NOLV NO I' LOVELY, FRIENDS I k -UI GET M MFUL FROM ME , &fX v
END Of TROUBLE , ,. ' V WHEN THEY COME MJOVJNOi AND ; I Wi.-.-.
II s THEY'LU BE AWWND-1F t KNOW ' fSi',
e itaiirju
OhKEN CHAIN WOOI5.50 per load.
Prompt delivery. Bowman-Hicks
ijurriWr Co. Phv Main 8. 8-S-t f.
fOR SAl, SuraTtm' paper lor' school
:':-or botoe; at the Observer; &c pad.
- n-a-t i.
WANTED
: STEADY WORK GOOD PAY ,
' ': ; fiiveral-' choice" openings' In- country
' .'.i; and- towns f'of reliable men or
y, women. No capital or experience
''; required. Write Mr. Thomas, Supt.
; 420 fhlrd St., Oakland; California.
' ' '..' 8-21-ltp
f OK 0-KM. mod: HOUSE near Nor
'' rhal on of before Sept. 10. Phone
1'0S4 W. 8-19-2 t.
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES Ford Pbrdor Sedan.
r: New top and paint job. Good
tires. Excellent mcclmnlcal condl-tton-.
Price $250. Perkins Motor
V Go., Fourth Sd Adams, ph. itfain 500
8-21-tf.
MISCELLANEOUS
LICENSED PLUMBER, rates reason
? able. Call Fred Bairries, 203 N Ave.
V 7-6-1 m.
! dOWHLli BROS. CLBAN-TTP We vrtl!
olean ud your ashee, papers, etc.
Phone 323-J. 3-8-t 1.
I
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
violin, piano, voice,. Credits. I. O. O.
, ; F. temple. 447-J. 9-d-l m.
Move Eauidrtient To
L. H. S. During Week
(Continued From Page One)
7; High school janitor boys are mov
ing the equipment under the supcrvl
slot! of Mr. Gralapp. .
. The student council is meeting the
afternoon to discuss important stu
dent problems.
On Moncfty. Aug. 2B. Mr. Gralapp
expects to be in his office on regular
schedule from 9 to 6 o'clock every
day. . Any student who has not regis
tered previously may do so after next
Monday and Mr. Gralapp and Miss
Natalie Ebert, his secretary, will be
in the office to answer all questions.
- Two changes have been made in
faculty personnel.' Jean Taylor, who
had a part time position In the sci
ence department last year, win be a
full-time instructor taking the place
of Mrs. E. B. Lyman, whose resigna
tion was accepted last spring. Miss
Melba HankB has been contracted to
teach In the commercial department
to fill the vacancy left by the resig
nation of Miss Florence Williams, who
"Will "teach in Alaska.
School will open 1ioth in the High
school and the grade schools on Mon
day, Sept. 11.
LOST
BROWN SPANIEL DOG.
Oall 064-J.
Child's pet.
. a-ait-at
Merchants Facing;
A Lot of Figuring
(Continued ffonl Page Onr
and cotton llnters are exempt from
tax, providing one can' show that
the product is made from cotton lln
ters. ' :
But back tcr tthe decimals. Here's
the dope. To figure the tax- all you
have- to do Is determine, first how
much' percentage- cotton there is in
something, and1 find out how much
the percentage will weigh, and then
multiply it by -4.4184, which is the
cents- per pound tax. And if the
decimal point doesn't get In the right
place well, that's certainly too badt
Now for , the list tthls lsn'b the
entire list it's too long to publish
except by Installments):
Twine, absorbent cotton, adhesive
plaster, armature winding, artificial
flowers, bandages, . sporting goods
such as balls, baseball gloves, etc.,
bathtubs, belts, bibs, .brake linings.
bridle reins, brief . cases, brushes.
cases, casings (sausage), porch chairs,
all kinds of cloths, horse collars, all
kinds ot covers from animal to wind
ers and slashers, baliy cribs, dolls,
dollies, draperies,! favors, fishing
tackle, tire flaps, gears, orthopedic
heels, hose (for elther -legs or lawn),
Insoles, powder puffs typewriter rib
bons, mattresses, needle holders, oil
cloth, pads, pujtrtB, roofing,', rugs,
shacks, towels, weather stripping,
truck wheels, wearing apparel, oc
cessorles, etc. -
Tliis cotton tax will have 'em all
worried drug stores, garages, retail
merchants of all sorts Including gro
ceries, hardware stores, etc.
There's going to be a lot of figur
ing in this man's town before many
more days have passed 1
ACCIDENT AT
BATES FATAL
TO D.JACKSON
Sl'OAR AND FLOUR
PORTLAND, Aug. 31 W Sugar
Cane granulated, $4.86: fruit or berry,
$5; beet sugar, $4.75 100 lbs.
Domestic flour Selling price, mill
delivery, 25-bbl lots: . patent 49s, $7.80;;
do, .08s, $7.00 ( $7.80; bakers' bluestem,
$6.75 fvv $6.85; bakers' blended flour,
$6.05 (s $6.40; soft white pastry patent,
$6.75 (t $7.50; Montana hard wheat,
$5.95; rye, $4.00ii $6.30; 'wholo wheat,
$6.15; graham, $5.90(s$6.30 total. .
(Continued Prom Page One)
to Rexa Atkinson in McCalllsteT,
Oklahoma February 14, 1921.
Besides his wldow'the' deceased
is : survived by' a small' 1 daughter,
Jessie: his mother, Mrs. Ella Jackson
of Rainier, Oregon; a sister, Mrs.
Grace Massey, of Summervllle, Ga.,
and a brother1, Grady Jackson of
Rainer, a half brother, Roy Reese, of
Rainer, who Is here for the funerdl.
Mr. Jackson nas been a resident
of La Grande the last five years.
Funeral services will be held at
the chapel of Walkers Funeral Home
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock .with
Rev. Paxil De F. Mortlmore in charge.
Burial will take place -in the legion
plot in the Masonic cemetery.
pea, u. a. pAfr or. ' t-iu
O 1M3 BY NLA SCRVICC, INC. WHW MOTHERS GrfeT CtRA
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
I- MY WORD JO. I'M . islllliiiFnij rxraCT I I HOW Ml .' '
NOT EXACTLY IT -rt,V-r "ZZlXr , . DO, YOU itL ;
?.c.!T.ed about- ' ; BUSINESS IS .H. 'VI
WA 1 W(T IJVh K ' i i . , . I V I INK J I KiALf .
ONE SOLID HOURt-v U4 kI . S1
FOR. SUPPER, BUT! WW M f SZFF r.J lll!TTM
UNIGHT so -Ut?Q )tr rs v H fev'J, - T .seW
I- LL BE WIDE y Watfiffl 1 Ki . M ru,nu1 - . ' ''SS-
Kui asm-, m TRrfiM
miMiiiij mmmm - 1 .-,wm
t MET MRS. M6COOKIE T
THE BRIDGE CLUB TODAY.
SHE'S A. VERY NICE WOMAN
. A.NP sJU5T SOT BACK
FROM A vACAT UN TO
FIND HER HOUSE EVEN
WORSE THAN :i HIS ON
WAS WHEN YOU INVITED
ALL THE
LODGE
IN TOWN
i HERt
FOR A
E UoM'.uKhl SyiuUMU, . T.
WELL
JO, THAT'S
ALL VERY
INTERESTING
ABOUT
MtCOOKIE'S
WIFE.
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-
HE' HAD FOUR MEN ..
STAYING N THEIR HOME.,
SHE FOUND WINDOWS
BROKEN. OLD SHOES
IN THE FLOUR BIN. AND
THAN I FOUND HERE!
WHEN I GOT
HOME FROM
BILLOWY
ixed
MCrrSiF' f 7 FFIj0M WHAT SHE SAS,
HOUSE ARF V' 7 I KNOW- HER. HUSBAND
His TwoT I IS EXACTLY LIKE YOU.
wVtNeWeS . UWEUgEg TH$g:
ii !sr IT'S- ALL.
JOE PALOOEA
r Weigrhitig' In
ROM CHIclcO TIMES.
OMAHA SHEEP
OMAHA. Aug. 21 (PI (U. S. D. A.)
Sheep: 13.500;. .lambs 2540c low
er; sheep steady; feeders steady to
strong; slaughter range lambs $6.50
$6.75; native lambs up to $7.0O;,ewes
up to 2.7; range feeding lambs-0.26
$6.50,
John Thames of Birmingham, de
feated a fellow club member to win
the Alabama amateur golf champion
ship this year.
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN BOXING
histor.v a challenger. enters
The1 ring the favorite . odds
1 AT NOON -CODStf WERE SEVEN "it
) FIVfc WIT H i Mti PROBAI3ILIT V
f THAT MAPCTINI WILL COME IN AT
I . 'HINSTIME ,TWO TO, ONE .
YU The Antzin'g teiAs in ;fawrof
Tithe contender ues wholly im
twe fact that he has been mi
ABSORBING THE ADVICE AND a
l SKILL OF THE GREAT PALOOKA. I
a WHO, ALTHOUGH DEPRIVED OF 1
HIS CRACK AT TME TITLE , Mr"H
HAVE THE SATISFACTION! OF J
TOPPLED;!
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W WHAT'S
I Trlii WEIGHT
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AMD SIX1V fOUl?
POUNDS
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llV-f tim VWHewOi ' - If'1 I ITS CUPXtAlNS pi TO COME IWTH Hlrvf.
DIANA DANE
(Trademark Registered)
U. 8. Patent Office
Variety
- THIS CURIOUS WORLD -
IN FRANCE..
SPIDER'S SILK
WAS USED TO MAKE
STOCKINGS AND
GLOVES, IN 1703 I
(cocoovjxcJ
MAINTAIN A NORAAAL GROWTH
UNTIL THEV - REACH THE AjSE
OF S&V&V OR
C tWJ ,T NtA SCJIVKX. MC
A FISH,
RECENTLY DISCOVERED
IN AFRICA.
(smmoMSHUswMry)
HASAN
ELEPHANT-LIKE
TRUNK..
8-rt
tuv QDincD hii.k .nnrimeiu in France proved very disap
pointing. Although the cocoon silk of the spider Is much M
than that used in webs, It was found to be much Inferior to hat .of
the silkworm. 11 took 7000 spiders to weave a pound of the silk, and
it was difficult to keep a large supply on.liaud, especially since me
spidert Insisted on devouring each oilier.
HERE'S "AN JTHEK ONE, OjANATTrMSORRV(
VwW IMO t0U tell SOUR. raflgKIOAO PUT"
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I'LL.. .GO STARK., CAVING MAD, .
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yep, ws another
FfZOM' WE ADOKINfi
F2EDDV 'I
ELL, UNPACK HIM,
LEAVB
me poor
THiniS'
PUT THE LID BACK., QUICK,
DAD IT'5. A CA ."f
SCORCHY SMITH
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Ii;',1 I ! I ifl UNDERSTAND WHAT SORT OF
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WAS TO IDENTIFY SOME PICTURES OF XITAIS MAN YOU CAN'T POOL ANYBODY 1 KNEW Y6ulL'
GtN&STERS SUPPOSED TO HA460UTl, RETJ SArA ALONG. HOW 'WOULD YOU L(K6 TO HEliPTrlE
ON j5j.NALtYS ISLAND r AND ACTS AS, . BOYS AT ATLANTA "DUST OFF THE
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U. 8, Patent Office
(Trademark Registered)
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GANGSTERS SUPPOSED TO HANG OUTIS, RED SAtA
ON NALDYS ISLAND rr AND ACTS AS
THE DILLYS
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