La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 05, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' Tuesday, September 5, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. CLASSIFIED ADS I HI HABKBT PLACI OF UNION ft WalxO CODXTDS fc OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWPANGLES( Mom'n Pop) Two Points of View! NNHW A W-U THE UOBE AND' ' (Count Ilvg average word ... tq (be lint.) RATES BY MOUTH a line, per month ... 8 llnai, per month u t llnea. ner month -W.0P 3.as P(t lint, lt Innartlr.ti ji' BLAWE. OF Pu line, .each added coniec- utive insertion 6 line, per month 44.78 Minimum charge on one order bflh kHrfltlnnal Una n tra J so charged at 60o per line per month. SALE FOR RENT t-.S-' x- BOY. 1U. SfcY-l THEBE'S" Uy I y ISN'T X 7 NOTHING LIKE TUE GPEW , V 1 I PEOrECTl! 0 W STILL AMD J J--v pew:eful-.-- f THIS A, V OPEN 5PM1ES-SWWINC BENJTIFUL jl TOEES-P.SKYOF - SPOT 0 V TOMBUNG WHITE --Win3S- OUIETJAMEOS TOR SALE Good applee, cooking or eating, 60c a box. Public Murkei. i , 0-5-1 tp. 1DU8 PONTIAO sport roudster. Good mechanical condition,. 800 N Ave. - 9-S-t f. MTlRLAN RIFI4S, 2S-J0. 10. Call M. 087 or 1111 Adams Ave. 0-5-2 tp. WOPP See Smith, Pox Farm. , 0-5-10 tp. I'URN., Mis. M,' Anthony, 1006-flth St. 0-6-3 t. COJtN. JOo.doz.; cucuinbers, 10c and' 16c gal. Beans 1 lb. Ph. 633 W. 8-2-2 tp, COW Just rrcsh. Cheap. Write Box A, a-o Observer. 9-1-3 tp, COOKED POOP, sweet cider, water melons. Public Market. .D-J-3 tp. GREEN CHAIN WOOD $3.60 par load. Pr6mpt delivery. , Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. Ph. Main 8. , 8-3-t f. FOB SALE Scraicn paper for school or home, at the Observer, 6o pad. 11-2-t t. WANTED WANTED Place for middle aged couple to care for in return or rent. Would like garden plot. In quire Fred's Place. 9-6-1 t. PERMANENT POSITION open for a young man not over 40 years old, who wants to learn a good paying business. Would have to Invest least $3000.00. Address P. R. c-sf Observer for an interview. O-B-t f. STEADY WORK GOOD PAY Sev eral choice openings in country and towns for reliable men or wo men. No capital or experience re quired. Write Mr. Thomas, Supt. 426 Third St., Oakland, California. 8-5-1 tp. TO RENT HOUSE for care of same by responsible man and wife. Ore gon Trail Camp. 0-2-2 tp. WANTED Girl's used bicycle. Phone 419 M. 1 0-1-3 tp. GENTLEMEN'S washing, 1410 W Ave. 0-1-3 tp. COMPETENT lady wishes housework of any kind. Address Box 15, Ob server. 9-1-3 t. DOUBLE HEADERS LEAVE BATTLE ON tOAST UNCHANGED ' lly The Associated Press Labor day double headers left the Coast league pennant situation un changed, with Hollywocd still step ping along today a game ahead of Loa Angeles. Trnptrh Rowpll nf tbo Inst nlace In dians stole the holiday spotlight, j hurling Seattle to a double victory I over San Francisco, 9-5 and 3-0. Ho granted but 7 hits in the 14 Innings ho pitched. San Francisco walked off with the 0-game scries, 7-2. After being declsloned 3-2 by Sac ramento in the opener, Hollywood recovered to take the nightcap by the same score. Hollywood took the series, 7-1. Angels, Heavers Split , Pounding the ball In true holiday fashion, the Angels slugged their way to a 12-2 victory In the first l game afc Portland ana then Wiitea before the. 4-hlt tossing of Sad Sam Gibson to drop the second game, 5-1. Qaallty Counts Opposite The Post Office NELSON Red Cross Ding Store Look nt Your HAT Lii"""ii1, Everyone lilse Does! arc just around the corner. Get yours out and phono us for 'expert cleaning and blocking. ODORLESS CLEANERS 1107 Washington Main 701 Waterspar QUICK DRYING ENAMELS Reautiful Shades Easy to Apply Pittsburgh Paint Store vit-- Inquiro 1306-6M) 0-6-3' t. 6-RM. FURN. HOU8B.'Call M 787. ' ' - 0-2-3 .t. 3-RM, FURN. APT. Lights and water paid, 10. Phone 221 U. 0-2-3 t. FOR RENT Mod. 3-rm. fur., apt. Al- len Duplex, 1607 4th 8t. Main 843 i 0-2-t f. HOUSES, Ph. Main 701 or 210-W lor appointment.- O. D.' Potter agent. i 8-28-lm PURN. APT. 1311 O'. Ave. 8-28-1 m: WELL, PUPN. " APT.. Private home. Mod. unfurn, houses. 170-4th; 145 W. 8-25-1 m MISCELLANEOUS NOW IS THE TIME to have that rug cleaned or mattress rebuilt:- Quality work at lowest prices. La Grande Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phone 424 W. 9-2-1 t. LICENSED PLUMBER, rates reason able. Call Fred Balmee, 208 N Ave' 7-6-1 m. DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 323-J. 3-B-t 1. EASTERN OREGON School ol Music violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple. 447-J. 8-8-1 m. LOST BLACK COCKREL SPANIEL Sunday, Union county license No. 210. Re turn to Chief of Police. 0-5-3 tp. AUTOMOBILES 1929 Durant Coach Korlkecn trunk. Good running condition $175. PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th & Adams Ph. Main 600 8-30-t f. Jigger Statz, Los Angeles outfielder, hit a double and pair of singles in each game. Fay Thomas granted' 9 hits In the opener, .while the Angels nicked Hal Turpln and Jack Wilson for 17. The single Labor day win gave the Angels the series. Trimming the Missions- 16-8 and 5-1 In yesterday's twin bill, Oakland squeezed through to a 5-4 series tri umph. , IIASKDAM, STANDINGS Coast League W. L. Pet. Hollywood ,t...:u95 83 .601 Los Angeles r 94 , 64 V .695 Portland 90 66 .677 Sacramento 85 73 .538 Oakland ..74 84 .408 San Francisco 68 00 .430 Mission 66 92 .418 Seattle , 68 90 .392 Vcstenlaj 's insults At Portlond 2-5, Los Angeles 12-1. At Seattle 9-3. San Francisco 6-0; second game seven Innings. At Hollywood 2-3, Sacramento 3-2; second game seven Innings. At Mission 6-1, Oakland 16-5; sec ond game seven innings. Xaitiomil League W. li. Pet. New York 77 48 .016 Pittsburgh 71 57 .555 Chicago 72 60 .645 Boston : 70 69 !p48 St. Louis 70 63 .520 Brooklyn 62 73 .416 Philadelphia 61 73 :41J Cincinnati 60 80 .385 Yesterday's ItesulLs At Chicago 8-5, St. Louis 4-2. At Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 0. (Second game colled, rain). American League - W. L. Pet. Washington 84 45 .651 Now York 74 52 .587 Cleveland .. 72 63 .533 Philadelphia 63 64 .400 Detroit 65 68 .489 Chicago 60 72 .453 Boston 56 75 .427 St. Louis 49 84 )M8 Yesterday's Itesults At Cleveland 3-2, St. Louis 2-0. At Detroit 8-6, Chicago 0-4. POLICE CHIEFS DOG IS LOST A black Cocker Spaniel, belonging to Police Chief Jim Steffen, was lost while on a grouse minting trip Sun day, and had not been found this morning. Mr. steffen and some friends were hunting back of Rooster peak when the dog strayed away. They searched for him -until dark, and then a senrch 'Was ' continued yesterday but without success. .(SLLIS-CHlLMtRS- Track type and olr Tired Trrictors. Combines. Implements, - Road Machinery. TlI.lNltl.Ell TH.U'TOK KCjUII'MENT CO. 1312 Jefferson ' Main 6X12 Authorized 8ERYICB on Btudebaker Bulck and Pontlao Automobile All Types of Repairing FUBN. 3-RM..APT. St., or M. 72. By Expert Mechanics M. J. 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