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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pajre Five OUT OUR WAY By. J, R. Williaihs THE NEWFANGLES(Mom'n Pop) An Orphan! (PLASSIPIED C?H MMt MAC oVtMIOK WALLOWA COUlfT WHY, CLADY5, SWEETIE WHWS, the matter (Oount IIt anngt word ' . to the lint.) .... RATBS BY MONTH 1 line, per month . 9 linn, pur month . -DM JIM Per line, 1st lneertlcn- 'mm Per, line, etch ddett.qtmeeo- 4 lraei, per month , -H.0O C lines, per month . m Minimum charge on om ordn , t "mi -M HUU4VIUUM , Wllf , UlU UTS charged at BOb per line per month. FOR SALE FOR RENT . Iff !' BUY YOUR potatoes .from ftoutb. Mc Kcnnon, Allccl.Ph. P. 25X. Har vesting begins Monday. , OVf-Otp FOR RENT o-rm, cottage. AIay Park. , ClUl 370-J, 10-7-atp 4-RM, MOD, HOUSE T peo. H, Chap man, east ' or mango's mill. 10-6.2tp, BROODER bow, weaner pigs. Ph. 490-M. . 10-7-3tp b-Mn'tji"T; Saturday, October 7, 1933 rr'S ABOUT UTTL6 3lMMlt!ff TOEV WEPE JUST C3EE , THAT'S THE PEOPLE WHO HAD I KEEPING HIM, AND NOW ) TOUGH1. WHAT I I HIM, BEFORE WE TocKHJfA VHlS MOTHER S GONE. OlO THE I A FOt? A WHILE. AREM'T v HEL 'HM OOOHAU ' VJELFAOE, J H v6fc.vi7 l1 looks' nromg vmd "TV-V CoonTfvV; Wou've. PROBW ml , uow- , X JU K'NOER odd! XThiukM MW o' mam IsPEnt vmoT gM HEART. Y0y- VOU' OOMT" VMOOUO SPEmO AU. SONOVY ltf-A' OC MAt-4 SOHEA OH! J- OFFEN SEE IK -VH'.OUS HAMMCV- 6AEO WHILE ! J'nf A MORE., CAR, SPENDS' VvlWOT , W-HAMMlCr: 1 Wf' . 'K OO' VOO? WE MA06.,AU' VMHuT 1 HA4ETV j . MADE , MET - TU'Crtl MAM NEVJEf?) IT I W v . :EVEM SEEM MAGM?A FALt, , BoW , ll HE. WAS AS.HAV?v, ' ' ' A UlR lBP.WT5. ftT A II I I r i I . MVHW1 V i bl 1 I i 3"4 TRUCK WAGON heavy set log- glng harness, heavy truck trailer, logging equipment ana 3-yr.-old cow, 702 C avo. - 10-6-6tp PIANO Dining room furniture, 1 , dresser. Call M-340 or M-60. 10-6-2t COOKED POOD Heavy fryers, pub - He Market. 10-8-ltp PEARS AND GRAPES by the apple box. Orchard Market. 10-5-2 t. 2 GOOD MILK GOATS, trade for work or cash. Phono 665 B. V i ' 10-6-t 1. AT YOUR SERVICE Jay BreshearS, Auctioneer, R. D. 1, Allcel. ' ' 8-29-r m. AND KIND OP DRY WOOD. Good quality. NRA prices. Ph. 142 3. f 9-19-1 m. .SCRATCH PAPER. for school or home at .the Observer. 2 pads for 5c. 8-14-t LARGE, PAT FRYERS. Darnlelle's Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 9-8-t 1. LOST TAN suede Jackot, near bicycle shop. 7ul Main: .'Reward,' ' 10-7-2tp BTRAYliD from "owner In bua. sect., on Adnms ave., last Sat., male, brlndle & white Boston terrier. Ph. 329-J Dan French. -10-6-1 1 DARK BAY MARE with Btar In fore head. Rough shod. Notify police station. 10-G-3 tp. Glee Clubs at E.O.N. Elect Their Officers (Ocrnttnued From Fags One) La Grande; Roweiva Wilkes, Port land; Oarlene Hod gen, Free water., Alto: Ruth Murchtson, La Grande: t MerJo Smith, . La Grande; Alfa Knotts, Pilot Rock; Peggy Bohncn- kamp, La Grande: Edna Brown, La Grande; Winifred Scott, La Grande; Evelyn Masten, La Grande; Elinor Sexton, The Dalles; Margaret Goddes, Baker; Wanda Berry, La Grande; Nel lie Campbell, Baker; Dorothy Hill,! Baker; Mildred French, La Grande; Theresa Bunch. La Grande; Mary Nowland, La Grande; Ruth Pope, Jamleson, Men's glee olub officers and mem bers are: president, Guy Tucker. Til lamook; vice president, William Coop er, La Grande; secretary-treasurer, Glenn Fox, La Grande; first tenor: Gilbert Wiley, The Dalles; Jack Smith, Pilot Rook; Turner Bond, Haines; . Henry Hicks, Summervlllc; second tenor: Roscce Hurley, La Grande; Harry Dawson, Joseph; Al vln Bork, Island City; Bob Oester llng. La Grande; John Dunn, Half way; Marlon Fuik, Ontario; Eldon, Fix, Stanfleld; Pote Miles, The Dalles; first bass: Robert Cunllffc, La Grande; John Anderson Ontario: Rodney Miller, Union; Glenn Fox, La Grande; Howard Walker, Milton; Ohet Alcson, Joseph; Wendell Green, Union; Jack Hodgon, Adams; BUI Hodgen, Adams; second bass; Guy Tucker, Tillamook; Leo Andrew, La Grande; Allyn Boms ted t. Enterprise; William Cooper, La Grande; Fred Singer, Athena; Robert Zwelfel, La Grande; Lenn Plerson, La Grande; . Charles Walnum, La Grande; Leo nard Marshall, Nyssa; Tuck Hodgen, Athena. It is expected that! the Normal school orchestra will get under way very soon. - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - in ancient times, persons suffering. from rheumatism were made to stand barefooted on thb body op a torpedo ray Vili A FISH WHICH IS Vv . CAPABLE OF PRODUCING, ELECTRICAL SHOCKS WITHOUT the constant borl ne (he countless numbers of worms that Infest the upper crust of tho earth Ihe itround would soon become hard and lifeless, and un able to produce crops. Worm are constantly fertilizing tho soil by carrying plant matter below the surface. WANTED LARGE REUABLE FIRM offora per manent . position , to .capable man for special soles work. Write.. Box M, Observer. '.'.'. 10-4-6 t. MISCELLANEOUS NOW Id THE TIME to have that rug cleaned! 912 only (1.60, Quality work at lowest prices. La Grande Mattress & Upholstering o. Phone . 424 W. ' ' Ut4-1 m. DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We wll! clean up your ashes, papers, etc. . Phone 323-J. 8-8-t f. EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice, credits, I. O. o. P. temple. 447-J. 8-fl-l m. 1 CRICKET FLAT PERSONALS Mrs. Causey, who has been ma$ ing her 'home with Mrs. A. H. Par sons, left Tuesday for California, where she will spend the winter. Mrs. Esther Witty, teacher of the Palmer Valley school, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Q. V. Witty. Miss Chloe Parsons, who is a stu dent at the E. O. N.v spent the weekend at home, Mr. and Mrs., Roy Morris and daughter, Gwendolyn, Gladys Pratt and Miss QulntUla Morris of Imbler, Mrs. Mary Abblt of Elgin and -Mr. and Mrs .Overton Scott and family spent Sunday wtth -Mr. and Mrs. SQ. V. Witty. Mrs. A. H. Parsons, Mrs. Causey, Mrs. Henry Parsons and son, Jack, were La Grande .visitors Tuesday and attended the funeral .pf Mrs. Cool ie. Persons who attended the .Grange Fair and .Home" Products show Thursday or Friday were Mr. .and Mrs. Emll Miller, Jack Paittn, Nor ma Jean, and Frederick Roulet, . Mr and 'Mrs. j. E. Witharspoon 'and. lam ily, Mr. Rnd Mrs. T. E. parks, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Waelty and daughter, Zetto. ' ' ) IMBLER PERSONALS Too Homo Economies club, met Wednesday, President Marjorie Wood cll taking .charge. They .elected the following officers: vice president, Marguerite Hug; reporter, Ruth Halo; historian, Berta Lloyd; song leader, Ethel Pratt; pianist, Nsta Wilson. Conjoint meeting cu the M. I. A. was held last Sunday - night. The program, was as follows :c "The Revolt Agalnot God," toy Bishop L, B. B11-, lings; "How Lovely Youth," retold, story, toy Lester Was to risk ow; "Slo gan," by Clifford Westenskow; Song toy Bee Hiyo Girls under the direc tion of Gladys Billings; "Bread and Milkweed," retold .story by Garth Westenskow. The program was con cluded with a talk by Melvin Wes tenskow. , O Mr. arid Mrs. Don Westenskow and family, of Portland, are visiting rel atives. He plans to stay until he disposes of liis apple crop. ' Irvin Westsnskow, of Imbler, is sa rlously 111 of pneumonia at a La Grande hospital. , - Lyle Wilson, who has been very ill at his home with the flu, Is slow ly recovering. ' , . t Imbler High school will liavo a two-week vacation, starting next Monday, on account' of apple pick ing. This will allow students to work In the apples and not fall be hind in their school work. The grade school will have no "vacation. PHAROS OP ALEXANDGA. CONSIDERED . TO 6E THE FATHER. OF LIGHTHOUSES. WAS BUILT AT ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, SEVERAL iCENTURIES BEFORE THE BIRTH OF CHRIST. IT WAS SEVERAL HUNDRED FEET IN HEIGHT AND THE BLADING PIRE AT ITS SUMMIT WAS VISIBLE Z7MLESATSEA. IF THERE VaRa NO TO KEEP THB COIL OP THB EARTH loosened; THE. FOOO PROBLEM OF -THB WORLO WOULD BE GREATUV IWCRBA9EO . . and nertorattne of the eoll. bv THE BUNGLE FAMILY HO HUM! WELL M JSaH rFRTAiwiv l' FAINT JUST BECAUSE 3s1lL (SSF8gg& ardanelK1VComa-n mother C-gmt y.m'kl DOESN'T T JOE PALOOKA 3W HAVE NOSSUH DAWGGONE-VJ AW TELLS "EM AH GOT ) 1 CANT TELlA DEY SAID GO GIT A K I'LL LOOK ? OH BO'nUSKV, WILLIN, )H BOSS- L GOTA.k DESE HEAH SEATTLE DE BES' BOY WOT EVAH J "EM I'M JOB. I , REPUTASHIM-SO WW I IN IV-IE L WORKOif-.S WANTID fERlJ f,X!J FIGHT, FELLAHS WUNT GIMME STEPPED IN A RING AN' If PALOOKA. VWOTTA WE DO ? NE J A PAPER ( LUMBEFi CAMP-ALSO f MISTOOK. B SMOKEY?! I NUFFIN'. yrr-r -rr-f DEY JES LAFF WHEN KNOBBY WUNT I COTTADO SOMEPN f FER A JOB. U, N H 'i jCCOK.yJP'gS US .'.ft iBesrvqfta Frss rtKSrSTsa iiim DIANA DANE : ''otrir' ; . - ' : Fteht Team Fight! I'M KEFEREg .O'P00LEy5 RI6HT, lrl OH, I I (7 . I IN THI5 CO'NAH, I Un' OVAH HEAH, THAT MOUNT'N I . I I O K I f- ' ' ' THIS 5CCAP,Kf-' 0Ana. YOU WAIT Sik ALL (M fj HTH' Hr O' MUSCLE, , tf f ll VJ ... g i- SCORCHY SMITH ' v TX1" ' A Wily Savage jjjj r ' THE DILLYS . A Sitting Success 5Nj" rTDToNLY GUYl KtIME, Ol' BLIMR C DOWN AN' THINK THIS HE TONTKNOW YKjfi J('V-MWHATEVEKKUN I'LL BE 13 ' J f V ' HIS OWN WCf ( bell-let's LISTENIN') m M TG Fil'S MRS. DARDANELLA DOESN'T DO ANY HARM. HER. BIGGEST FAULT I SUPPOSE. IS THAT SHE LIKES TO BE THE STAR AT TOO MANY, MILLION V DOLLAR, WEDDINGS. I WISH I HAD A NICKEL FOR. ' EVERY TIME I'M REMINDED MONTGOMERY IS A MILLIONAIRE. AS IF NOTHING ELSE WAS AS mi IMPORT ANT AS MONEY. 't-.r V V I l,fnri illiTil I I 7 ' lt-AN0 THE NCLFAPE WANTS ) VoXI BET ,, Z I VJELU;rT SEEM5 THAT OS TO KEEP HIM UNTIL tj WE'LL TAKE I THOSE PEOPLE APE THEV GET THE TWWQ HM, BUGaP 50 POOP THEY CAN'T I 5TPNGHTENE0 OUT-;THE POOP WAVT-1'LL . KEEP OIMMAE ANY LITTLE DAPLWG-YOU SHOULD j ' CALL THEM ! , Tv LDNGE5? WAT. SEEN THE WAV HE PUjX. . : -z 'fz, SNIY f IMAGINE ME" 1 Kr-DMS WORRYING OVER, ' BISNiuv 1 b"HE POSSIBILITY J BARGAIN, WHY Flmtrn. THAO" utr'l I (III DOES HE. HAVE MW MARRY MRS' V I Ll IN SPITE jOF MOTHER SAY5 ao.u i-p uro T REALLY LIKrl MRS, DARDANELLA. EVERYONE HAS SOME KFAULTS. Agreed ALL SHE'S A NICE WOMAN. AND SHE'D MAKE A 6REAT WIFE FOR MONTY, TOO.r ESPECIALLY IF 7 HE TRIED TO SELL SOME OF HIS HIGH-HAT en itrc- Arrraomtt 0 Necessity I- lesi'-1 SIS
