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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pa&e Seven THE NEWFANGLES (Mofti'n Pop) It's About JImrnie! ' OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams CLASSIFIED AD MiKJtn ruci OF UNION WALLOWA COCNTIU . (Count live average word to the Una.) Per line, let lnMrtlen10o Per line, each added conteo uttve Insertion To RATES BY MONTH a line, per month .13.60 Pi MvllO ? a line, per month .ts.-S 4 Ilnea, per month M.OO 8 line, per month M 711 Baoh additional Une over fire charged at SOo per line per month. SAW TS mntmum oharge on one order UV "THIS, FOR SALE FOR RENT 3t TRUCI WAGON hoavy set log King harness, hoavy truck trailer, logging equipment and 3-yr.-old cow. 702 O avo. 10-0-0tp 4-HM. MOD. HOUSE Geo. H. Chap man, cast of Stango's mill. 10-0-atp. FOR RENT Mod. 3-rm. fur. apt. Al len Duplex, 1607 4th St. Main 643. 0-2-t f. PIANO Dining room furniture, 1 dresser. Call M-340 or M-50. 10-B-at Friday, October 6, 1933 J1H 'FomkWJ V THE. YX X 9.THr3 IS THE OH. WHAT'S THE. THAT'S FUNNY I Nuose at thc 1 matter? is he. sick, , I i vhqndcp ww ... I Vrc-rAJJG.CAN YOU OPHUPT? NHW V IT CAN BE rtTTTTTu V i x CAU- ! A WM2 1 SBOU N 4 COOKED POOD Hoavy fryerB, pub lic Market. 10-6-ltp PEAR9 AND GRAPES by the apple bo::. Orchard Market. 10-6-2 t. 2 GOOD MILK GOATS, trade for work or ca&h. Phone 665 R. ,, ii i . 10-b-t f. AT YOUR SERVICE Jay BresheorS, Auotloncer, R. D. f, Allccl. D-20-1 m. AND KIND OP DRY WOOD. Good quality. NBA prices. Ph. 142 J. 9-19-1 m. SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 6c. 9-14-t f. LARGE, PAT FRYERS. Darnlelle's Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 9-8-t f. LOST STRAYED from owner in bus. sect., on Adams ave last Sat.,- male, br indie & white Boston terrier. Ph. 229-J Dan French. 10-6-lt DARK BAY MARE with Btar in fore head. Rough shod. Notify police station. 10-5-2 tp, Mrs. W. M. Pierce Will Speak To Cove Club Women COVE (Special) Mrs. Walter M. Plerco will speak to the members of the Woman's Improvement club of Cove Oct. 12. Mrs. Charles Fisher, president of the club, extends an in vitation to all who car to attend the meeting. Mrs. Pierce is well known to members of the club, many of whom attended the meeting of Grande Roaade valley clubs held ait her home, which Is a treasure trove of beautiful and unusual pieces rom every land. The club meeting will b; held at 2:30, the usual hour. WANTED LARGE RELIABLE FIRM offers per manent position to capable man for special sales work. Wrllo Box M, Observer. 10-4-6 t. MISCELLANEOUS NOW IS THE TIME to have that rug cleaned. 9x12 only 1.60. -Quality work at lowest prices,- La Grando Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phono 424 W. i'... 11-4-1 m. DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We wll! clean up your ashes, papers, ew. Phone 323-J. 8-8-t f. EASTERN OREGON School of Music. violin, piano, voice. Credits. L O. O. P. temple. 447-J. ! 9-0-1 m, C tB33 BY NEA 6EBV1CE. IKC CJWNiLUfiMS A HOOSE DWADHP km. lis, pat, err. 6 THE NUPSE. WOULDN'T , TNK OVER THE WON-.! T MUST BE SERIOUS r OH 1 HOPE NOTHING HAS HAPPENED TO THE DENS UTTUE FELLOW. CEEl IT SEEMS AS IFVOU NEVER BEAUZE I HOW MUCH YOU LOVE APEPSOM. VUNT1L SOMETHING n? H UNTL SOMETHING JfJTiV B!53SiftwOJ-.. : -co. u. s. pat. arrl II .7TI.wl.V-e 1933 ev HCA SERVKC, IHC Are Bringing In Many Deer, Report F r dm Enterprise ENTERPRISE (Special) While It Is Impossible to toll how many deer have been killed hero this season, ihero have been a good many. Deer ore numerous and some have been killed closo to Enterprise. Latest bucks reported are those of J. R. Wag ner and Kenneth Hall. The beautiful 4-polnt buck killed by Mr. Wagner weighed 235 pounds. The queerest deer story so far Is that of the Marks hoys of Imnaha who were hunting on the Harl Butte country. Having seen no deer they were resting at the head of a, very stoop hill and rolling rocks down the lull. One of the rocks struck mm un- susDectlntr buck, breaking both Its bind legs. , Apple Picking Starting This Week at Imbler IMBLER (Special) Apple picking i has started on Winter Bananas, a ! minor variety here, so harvest will not be under way in earnest until the picking of Jonathans beginning next week. Crops are vorlablo with good crops on some orchards, fair in others and some not worth harvest ing. On the whole the crop is dis appointing and not more than half of the earlier estimate will bo ship ped. Growers and shippers are guess ing about 100 cars, a revision of mid summer estimates of between 200 and 300 carloads. Minimum prices established for ap ples under the N. B. A. will no doubt prove of great benefit to the north west as a whole; To this district, so far. It Is Just another headache. Yakima, Wenatohee end Southern Idaho are offering freely at the mini mum price and 'buyers will obtain this .better known wult from tnesa major districts. As we are unable t: shade the price as we have liad to do on the domestic market. So far the export market has been disappoint ing although the European crop is Slightly smaller than last-year when orders wcro plentiful. An effort is fceing made to make a small differential in price between this and the larger districts. Some are predicting a much better apple market by mid-winter as the national crop Is not a large one and improving economic conditions may held. THE BUNGLE FAMILY Ah, That Sibyl! WFLI . !' i r OH GEORGE PLEASE ! WELL IM -Wf DOM'T GET STARTED niVift- WA ON SOME LONG-WINDED l So PIm Ml ! 'IllJitVrELL YOU WHAT J 3c-h'c-r?lS;P HAPPENED, fll )TH"lTli'? K-J MONTGOMERY ESIl1 WTF, WMfflHSfi' EL DORADO HAS HE WAS HERE WHILE 1 PEGGY WAS, OF COURSE ) OUT. ALL HE TALKED J ABOUT WAS HOW CHARMING AND BRAINY ) THAT GIDDY VAMP.c IS. OH I KNEW 'r THIS WOULD HAPPEN. I KNEW IT, WELL J THERE'S X ALWAYS SOMETHING V.TO WORRY r ABOUT. I V. TALKED 7 WITH A MAN WHO KNOWS ( ALL ABOUT EUROPE. fe - HE'S A.FRMD.. J ' ' ' iii'ii nil w .-v. victttit -rot I tiAfH.'vuu. --wkrv J', IMARINF THAT 1 Nirr MAN BEING THROWN INTO THE r i i-rrurc; np" A c-irvoKirn ki ri OMrttr . WHO'D HAVE TO TAKE A COURSE IN MLMUKY TRAINING 1U REMEMBER THE J NAMES OF Al I Hf-R 1 EX-HUSBANDS ' ANYHOW. AS I SAY UO, IF IT ISN T UNh. WORRY IT'S ANOTHER. 111' litNunlitSynrtHMMnc.H v j Jim FOR INSTANCE. ALL BRAINY, PEOPLE REALIZE THAT EUROPE IS. f BRAINY! IMAGINE A MAN . GOMERY EL DORADO BEING HYPNOTIZED - INTO SWING THAT' ABOUT i A GAWKY GRASS 'WIDOW WHO HAS WORN A RfcTH vJROTTING BACK AND FORTH FROM THE ( MARRIAGE ; V LICENSE r5 BUREAU TO THE' DIVORCE COURT.. J0EPAL00KA Disguise William Roulct, Of Rhinehart, Is Making Sorghum Pretty Wedding At Cove Sunday COVE (Special) The marriage of Miss Jennie Aas and Donald bmltn was solemnized at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Aas, Sunday afternoon. An arch of greens and asters was erected on the lawn where the wedding service was read by Rev. S. E. Smutz, Methodist minister. Tho bride's sister, Miss Mar garet Aas, and Cecil Richards acted as attendants for tho hrldo and groom. Tho torlde was lovely In a gown of white silk organdie and car ried a bouquet of asters and sweet peas. Tho bridesmaid wore a dress . of grey crepe. Oirly tile immediate families and a few friends attended the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Aas, Oscar and Ottilia Aas, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith and children, Marjorie and LaVon and Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Smith and children, Royal and Bernadlne, Mrs, Lorraine Necdharn and family. Clif ford, Raymond, Juno and Leon, and Miss Frances Comstock and Bernard DeBordo. A luncheon was served after the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs. Smith are making their home In Cove and have rented the house Just east of the John Rich ards home. A group of neighbors and friends gavo a charivari for the newly mar ried couple Sunday evening. Two showers honoring Miss Aas wore given during the week preceding her mar riage, one at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Anderson by the Camp Fire girls Wednesday evening, the other a community shower at the Aas home Friday. Tho bride . received many beautiful and useful things at both showers. ELGIN (Special) William Roulctt, of Rhinehart, raised two acres of sugar cane on his ranch this year. Mr. Rouiett and Mr. Buokner are now busy making sorghum. They ore grinding up the sugar cane wltn an old-fashioned grinder, using hors3 power and they then boll It hi large vats. They expect to have 100 gallons. A Maine guide spoke but four sentences all season. What a hit he would make as a radio announcer! $100 In Prizes! ACT NOW! We will make a reduction of 10.00 from the regular rate to each of the first ten persons who cjroll for a nincbonths' term In any department of day school at rkn & none crTinT r X? COMMERCE Over V. & L. Drug Phone 133-W B. O. DRAPER, Prop. M1STAH JOE K Ufci A)D WA3 TtSlTME A STAKE TiSIT BACK TO VO'. SUH. 1 MOW AH M HAPPY -AINT NEVAH GONNA LOSE ME Ill U CiFP Vt-)11S! WERE I U. Li I Ciwra I TtJLlIT -I 1 JOB j I M I -V SMOKEV. I ! Ill rtns I -1 j isrsma v . I n i i..:-n V rj i uiCi vj rn. I DONT WANT 1 , DAS JES LAKe NOBUDDV T-KNOW ME. f CUTTIN' W1AH VOUSE CUT MV r--1! TH'OAT. VO'SECH S HAIR AN' THEN J U A HANSOM GENT. V WE'LL DVE IT. J K BUT OHDEHS J i- T3 D'NOUSE hji f Ip AH WUZN'T A RECOMIZE ME I O'CULPIRT WOT J DONE DE CUTT1M J? AH'D NEVAH J . H KNOWVO '. f ; M : -S- NOW YOUSE PRITEND VOU'RE THE I MANAGER AN I'LL WAIT HERE. AN IT DON'T MMTER-WHO t r-7 T FIGHT JIST SO I GIT MV r--. AHv''f CHANCET ON THE WAV r UNNEHSTAN, V. FERTHE TITLE, j- f SgOSS DIANA DANE (Trademark Reglstored) U. 8. Patent Otflco Chubs Waterloo WW ROSE CITY LUXURIOUSI WHAT '5 ALL THIS I HEAR ABOUT A FIGHT COMING OFF DETVEEN CHUB AND SLAT AND BIFF r HQ6ANI ? y $2i MAY NOT BB SCHEDULE. I THE DEAN OF THE SCHOOL SAY 5 HE'S Ju I touu i DECIDED NOT TO LEND 'EM THE 5CHOOL GYM FOPt. THE BOUT AM' I THOU6H1 BEIN' A FATHER YA MIGHT HAVE A DRAG WITH HIM K III H rwv " i hsr-i I irL '. I YOU MEAN YCU IIS05H NO.' I WANT ZK ANT ME TO YA T' INFLOONCE INFLUENCE HIM him NOT T1 f to change His TNjgrr AND BIFF, WANTS TO II KNOW IF THEY CAU r-1 USE THE TEA teOOM AFTER. HOUKS to- NISHT ? SURE THEN i ' CAN HAVE A.fZINgg'DE, SEAT 1 yA cAti 7 HAVE MV PLACE IKJTH' KINS IF YA WANT n SS SCORCHY SMITH .. (Trademark Registered) V. B. Patent Office "Lightning" an Unexpected Altey NELSON Quality Counts Oppottte The Pout Office .fJLLIS-CHflLMERS- Track type and air Tired Tractort. Combines. Implements, Road Machinery. CHASni.F.lt TIIU'TOR EQUI'-IBNT TO. 1313 Jefferson M"ln 632 z i mil XW rra m mn sy THE DILLYS The Posie Picker SO VUH LET THAT FAT . BLIMP KNOCK YOUbt UUI 1 aLllvir KrlOLK TUU3C UU I 1- YESTERDAY LET THAT jT .rUj -r L'ARN YOUSE t I'M SORRY, MR, GORILLA, -A THAT I KNOCKED OUT SPIKE YESTtROM- I 8 RUNG HIM SOME FLOWERS S TTSH-H-H) V HE'S r ASLEEP) V I'LL JUS' WAIT , l .V; OUTSIDE TILL ):( HE'S GOIN TO : HE WAKES J- BE S LEE PIN A I UP' pim LONG TIME. f( V. vSN I L 11 H V COME ALON&, MR. PLUMP, I'LL HELP VOUSE FINO SOME MORE FOSIt- -(S J in YUri KNOW I HAD THE IDEA THAT VOU FELLERS WERE A. BUNCH OF KOUtttNt-iv.'
