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Si Thuiay, September 28, 1933 s Vf,H LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Nine THE NEWF ANGLES( Mom'n Pop) Mom Is Diplomatic!, (CLASSIFIED ADS SHE fiWO ffHS ddiNQONA dritPflH9 -SPfig6-MV GOODNESS, HOW SHE DOE? (Count (Ira average worda . to the una.) Per line,. lit latartion , , .100 per ilna, tub added cobmo- utiva Insertion i i To yiplmnm ihrg on On otder ,1V BATK Bt MOMtt ; Use, per acuta Kl , t"1 I Use, per month ... ,.., I t Use, per month h fjHl I A Use per month i h.TI v acn additional Un sorer .llnl . charged at Wo per line per month. II I T.NUWV......IMC DHT IHtl Kft OUT OUR WAY .,. By"J. Re' Williams ; , : ' 'i r - ..' i - ' t HuRRY UP,CWCKfl'H MlNG-'l OKAY, . ' "J LEAVv4' HOME AGM ? VT i OH', v40TvAki'- i 11 OtMIMWN WHYOU-m I sWEETit BE I .... ..... . . I V sz.n ' ill I "I w vi rit-c in now ni uirri. , y FOR SALE KB BALE White Leghorn .Jiens, 8 doz. George Chapman, B. , Mt. Emily M1U. 8-a7-tp. WILSON'S, Fruitdale, for , tomatoes. Bring apple box and pick them, ripe or green, 40o, 8-27-8 t. 3Yt TtlUOK WAdON, heavy set log ging harness, heavy .truck trailer and logging equip. 703 O Ave. 0-26-0 tp. AND KIND OP DRY WOOD. Good quality. NBA prices. Ph. 142 J. 1 , 9-19-1 m. SCRATCH PAPER too school or home at the Observer, a pads for So. 9-14-t t LARGE). FAT FRYERS.'. Darnlolle'B ' Feed Store. Ph. .Main 184. 9-8-t f . FORTRADE . WILL TRADE HEATER for sewing machine, wood or vegetables. 410 Crook St. 9-2813 t. MISCELLANEOUS WHY DISCARD that chair or daven port? Have It reupholateretlin latest fabrics by expert upholsters. Qual ity work at lowest prices. La Grande Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phone 424 W. , 9-2-1 t. nsiure!T.T. BROS. CLEAN-UP We will it.l clean up your ashes, papers, eto. S I Phone 823-J. 8-8-t f. gSTBRN OREGON School of "Music. violin, piano, voice, uivmw. i. j. u. P. temple. 447-J. 9-8-1 m. FIRE PREVENTION ENGINEERS HERE FOR INSPECTION Four fire prevention engineers ar rived in La Grande yesierday for spe cial Intensive Inspection work of puD llo and business properties. Special attention will be given the elimina tion ot hazards that cause fire In the schools and other public places where people, particularly children, gather In largo numbers. The work Is In charge of O, M. Thurber, manager of the publlo re lations department of the General and First National Insurance Com nnniM, nf America, and 'his assistants are Charles Parker, William Hooper and Reese Lewis. They have been brought here as a special service to the community ny tne unae. n. iwju irt TnAiirAnoe aeencv and their ex pert advice Is open to. any citizen of La Grande, gratis. La Grande has had Its share of flvoa In nnsh Vnnrn nlthOUCh th reC- ord thus far In 1983 has been one of the best In the state ot Oregon. It Is possible to continue with Just as favorable a record If proper attention Is given to flro prevention and fire protection problems. A continued fa fornble record would be reflected In reduced rates for lire Insurance and the saving ol thousands of dollars annually to our people, according to Mr. Reynolds. The special work now being done by those engineers Is for the purposo qf assisting and estab lishing yrays and means for the con tinued favorable record and assuring future savings In Insurance costs. Yesterday Mr. Thurber addressed the Rotary club during the noon luncheon at the La Grande hotel. His subject was ''Indirect Taxes." He Waterspar QUICK DRYING ENAMELS Beautiful Shade3 Easy to Apply Pittsburgh Paint Store HI Elm. St. J. A. Bugg, Mgr. This should be vour Choice of Hotels V 'Because: :A The N Low raUe oak' th , DANMOOIIE the met eeoo V omicel ood hotel. 11, Sl.tO.SJ, (2.60. Special family rate Nearly mtr room hu .1 p nta bath. , . Women traveling anaeoompaa. : led receive every courteey. Sown town loeatioo, elow e stotei, but not noUy. ' , Dan J. Moore, formerly ol the Moore Hotel la 8eeide1,owni and operetta Uw DANM00BB . penooally.- t A At A. OfflM OppoalU Hot! , Oppoute Tcrfairul Silet Building. tWCI CTU A Win kiODBISnM I PORTLAND, I.-. PrLPl BE IUW I All FOR RENT, MOD. BEDROOM, steam heat. 1908 2nd. 8-28-3 tp. 6-RM. PORN. HOUSE. Ph. M. 787. I ' !! I i S'27-4 t. 5-RM. MOD. HOUSE, good location, A No. 1 condition. Call at 1807-ath 9-28-3 t. FOR RENT Mod. 8-rm. fur. apt. Al len Duplex, 1507 4th St. Main 643. 9-2-t f. HOUSES, Ph. Main 781 or B19-W lor appointment. O. D. Potter, agent. 8-28-lm WANTED GIRL, 23. WANTS WORK, Experlenc ed fttAnncrrAnhAi nri lArb. Daf, ences. Inq. at my home, 1103 Cedar or,. a-aa-3 tp. I. WANT 4 or 6-rm., unfurn. house, good location, close In, A No. 1 conditions Box M. 9-22-6 t AUTOMOBILES HAVE YOUR AUTOMOBILE Tops re. dressed. New mats on your Running . Boards, Your Fenders and Wheels repainted before the rainy weather , sets In, . .. SMITH'S GARAGE 9-28-6 t. pointed out that the Insurance com panies did not pay losses, but Instead the Insuring public pays every cent for every loss that occurs in a com munity. This Is done through, the Indirect taxation collectecVln the way of premiums by the Insurance com panies. Just ,what those Indirect taxes '.will be . Is determined by the people of the city themselves. He explained how lutes were made and stated -that .every hazard existing In a property at the time the repre sentative of the rating bureau makes his -Inspection are charged for. He told how that through the careless ness of the people approximately $600,000,000 In property value Is burned up In this country every year and that more serious yet Ja the an nual sacrifice to the Fire God of 16,' 000 human lives most of them wo men and children. At least eighty per cent of this terrlflo annual loss is preventable and Is caused through the existence of careless hazards that careless people permit in their homes and other bulldlngB, he said. By the end of this week Mr. Thur ber and his assistants expect to cause the removal of hundreds of such haz ards In La Grande. If thlB Is done Mr. Reynolds Is due a lot of appreciation for his services in bringing ithese pre vention engineers. o. our .city,, it Is pointed out. While here Mr. Thurber will give talks on fire prevention and traffic safety to the students of tlie High school and all grade schools In an effort to arouse the Interest of the children and young people In carry ing fire prevention Into the homes. That this is an essential problem Is proved by the tact that a fire occurs in an American home every four min utes of every day of every year and two thirds of the loss In life by fire Is in the homes and caused through hazards that should not have existed. CANADATOKILL 2000 BUFFALO OTTAWA. Sent. 28 (m The slauEhter of 2000 buffalo In Wain- wrlizht national park, Alberta, has been approved by the government Tenders are being requested for pur chase of the hides during,, novemoe. and December. ,. i t The animals to be killed are out) bulls, two years of age;, ion ouns, three vears old; 800 cows, three years old; and 1,180 aged bulls and cows. Wives Considered Partners by NRA PORTLAND. Sent. 28 W Wives working In stores Jointly operated by a married couple are considered part ners, and are not subject to the pro visions of the reemployment agree ment, Washington NRA officials In formed the district office at Port land today. Other members oi ine immediate family, however, are sub ject to the NRA provisions governing hours of work and wages. WHEN YOUR DAUGHTER COMES TO WOMANHOOD Most girls- in their teens need a tonic and regu lator. Give your daughter LydiaE. Pinkham's Vege table Compound for the next few months; Teach Upr hmv to Kuard hr health at this 1 critical time. When she is a happy, healthy wife and mother ih wui thank you; , j Sold at all good drug stores. Vegetable Compound. Bed Cross Drogf Store Mil I . 'J a ; 3fcls t ' l.Srr ' ' j cams tothe rescue agbih.chickS do,' but, ooo- oi' P0t OlH'J$t'80 W, 1 --rflV '- - i nj -llPAl-'. ' I Si"2xHta51?1XSt!J!RJ',5NOJ APPARENTLY, I ' SOME SHOPPING MONEY, TOO-r ) ; . (ZZ&W Wkfr VVt$ 7- r . SLIPPED HIM ? 20. YOU KMDW YOU'VE , ( VtHlLE HE'S IN THS MOOOt oi33bvnisihvicciiic i M rUHUvj . - i9- i ,l.flJJU. . ' (M0.u..MTTor.j "l- ' " bfY T ' y ...- .-.n-. .. . ..- --.... . VL-tW.tlltffVA'rLJ,. .. Tt rj. ... , ' jjie l83i ev mm etnvlct, wc4 .r... ..... .)!'" : THE BUNGLE FAMILY A Social Blunder? I MY STARS I!1 ( OH PEGGY WH'CT-Is' I I " MOTHEl, I'VE ) I "iN,YrlTS HIP! ' T"V$r "S ' I DIDN'T FEEL ! 1 1 ! QWESS NOP yVWT! IT WON'T 'Ifcia- hm0w- 'M- fe ' ! 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