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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven THE NEWFANGLES (Mom'n Pop) How Things Have Changed!" j CLASSIFIED ADC IBM MARKET PLAfjl OF UNION WAIXOWA COUNIIMg 1 (Count llvs average word to the line.) Per Use. 1st lnaertlcnn10o Per line, each added eoneee- ' utlve Insertion 7o Ulnlmum charge on one order Mo BATES BY MONTH a Unea, per month 3.60 8 Unee, per month 3J6 4 llnee, per month .4.00 llnee, per month M.7B Bach additional line over five charged at 60o per line per month FOR SALE FOR RENT HENS AND FRYERS at bargain prices Saturday. Public Market. 9-7-1 tp.' nETURN TICKirr to Weiser. OalTat Observe. 9-7-1 t. i-RM. HOUSE. Inq. 1609-6th 8t Ph, 378 M. 9-7.1 ,tp, 6-RM. UNFURNISHED house. Close In or will sell like, rent. See Smith, Fox Form. 9-6-8 tp FOR SAIjE OR TRADE Rabbits for wood, blcyole, anything useful, 1411 Cherry. 9-6-2 tp APT., LAROE, MODERN, well turn. Apt. No 1, 001 O Ave. 0-6-2 t. Thursday, September 7, 1933 I0UT 0URWAY By J. R. WillianiB II r- 7 .... V f 1 11 OCMEMBtO OOO V T'HOWn. 1 assfst I ' CM OKA OUT KlO 1 OriKT Sirarn THE OUST TOBOCT IT? 00 ! U.fc J fi. 00 A, WBIjL IMPROVED, equipped and stocked dairy form. Good 7 rm. house, hot and cold water; Jtc.) well, seperator roorn; ' large cellar, . cement floored; modern poultry house; good largo barn with stancheons; -well at barn; 7 ml. irom La Grande; All clear. Price 3050. Reasonable termB. aco. H. Currey, Realtor. 9-6-2 t. 1028 PONTIAO sport roadster. Good mechanical condition, 806 N Ave. 9-5-t f. WOOD See Smith, Fox Farm. 9-6-10 tp. FtJRN., Mrs. M, Anthony, 1606-6thSt. 8-6-3 t, OREEN CHAIN WOOD $1.50 pel load, Prompt delivery. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. Ph. Main 8. 8-3-t t. FURN. 3-RM. APT. Inquire 1306-Sth St., or M. 72. . 9-6-3 t. FOR RENT Mod. 3-rm. fur. apt. Al len Duplex, 1607 4th St. Main 643. 9-2-t t. HOUSES, Ph. Main 701 pr 219-W for appointment. C. D. Potter ogent. B-28-lin FURN. APT. 1311 O. Ave. 8-26-1 m WELL FURN. APT. Private home. Mod. unfurn houses. 170H-4th, 145 W. 8-26-1 m MISCELLANEOUS FOB BALE Scratcn paper for school or borne, at the Observer, 6c pad. U-2-t f. WANTED PERMANENT POSITION open for a young man not over 40 years old, who wonts to learn a good paying Business. Would have to invest r least $3000.00. Address F. R. c-K Observer for an Interview. 9-6-t f. Recruiting Will Continue, Naval Officer Reports The U. S. marine corps Is to con tlnuo recruiting to maintain i strength of 16,000 men, according to instructions received by Captain H. N Stent, marine corps recruiting officer at Portland. Oaptaln Stent sends word that due to the large number of re-en-Ustments each district has 'been placed on a restricted allowance basis for new enlistments. Approximately 20 enlistments have been authorized each month from the state of Ore gon, Idaho and Southern Washing ton. "''Men selected must bo of excel lent character and able to furnish references, minimum height and ago for acceptance has been set at 03 Inches and 18 years, respectively. All men accepted for first enlist ment are sent to the marine corps base at San Diego, Cal., for training, men who, have had previous service will' be transferred to the marine barracks, Puget Sound, Bremerton, Wash. 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. M-l t. DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Wll! clean up your ashea, papers, etc. Phone 823-J. 8-8-t f. EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple. 447-J. 9-6-1 m. LOST BLACK COCKREL SPANIEL Sunday, Union comity lioense No. 210. Re turn to Chief of Police. 9-5-8 tp. AUTOMOBILES 1929 Durnnt Coach Karikeen trunk. Good running condition 8175. PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th & Adams Ph. Main 603 8-30-t f. how many checker players there are In the country. "At the minimum," explained on: veteran of the checker board, "there ; tire lrom 50 to 100 people who play checkers in every town. Multiply that by the number of towns and you will get cv pretty large number," And another slave of the squares added his estimate by this line of reasoning : "I saw recently . statistics to the ! effect that there were 20,000,000 risn- ermen In the nation. I am sure there nre fully that many checker players." PRESBYTERIAN AID MEETS IN VALLEY WALLOWA (Special) Mrs. T. A. Bakka entertained the Presbyterian Ladles' Aid at her home three miles east of town Friday ofternom. Eighteen members motored out to enjoy the meeting and the after noon in the country. Mrs. L. B. Wil liams led the devotional exercises. Following the business meeting the time was spent with sewing, The hostess served lovely refresh ments at the close of the afternoon. HOW MANY CHEOKEIt FANS? "ONE FOR KVKIIY AM1I.EH" ATLANTA (P The Georgia statt checker tournament was in progress here when someone, wandering about the ploying tables, wondered aloud WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning RaruTto Go If you feel sour and sunk and the world looks punk, don't swallow & lot of ealla, mineral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing Eum and expect them to malic you suddenly Bweot and buoyant and full of sunahino. For they can't do It. They only move tho bowels and a mere movement doesn t net at tho cause. Tho reason for your down-and-out feoline is your liver. It ahould pour put two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels dally. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food doesn't disest. It just decays in tho bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach. You linyo a thick, bad tasto and your breath is foul, skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head aches and you feel down and out. Your wholo system is poisoned. It takes those good, old .CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS to got those two pounds of bllo flowing freely and make you feel "up and up. invy tuiii,, harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amaung when it comes to making tho bile flow freely. But don t ass lor liver piua. , " Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Carter s Little Uver l-llison me reu "" "; T'VI"?." stitute. 25 t drug stores. O 1931 c M. Co. THIS CURIOUS WORLD - THE AVERAGE. AMERICAN LIVES ABOUT FIFTY SIX YEARS, DURING WHICH TIME HE EATS 06,-fOO POUNDS OF FOOD. WIS TOTAL MEAT CONSUMPTION CONSISTS OF ABOUT 33 HOGS, S STEERS, 3 CALVES AND 5 SHEEP, lie rroAorurMT OF f St t IT, J r V ri,' -O 1 f ,r rWvi 4ii bm . c n T IS VERY DOUBTFUL, IN THE OPINION OF MANY NATURALISTS, THAT AN EAGLE CAN LIFT WORE THAN IU POUNDS 81 The. HOUSE STANDING HIGHEST IN THE AIR, BETWEEN THE ATLANTIC AND THE ROCKIES, IS ATOP HARNEy PEAK, WHICH IS i t-r-r a. QfttiC CCA. PVF THE LIFTING POWBK of the englo has been a favorlla subject tor mag nnllvo naturally. 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