La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 10, 1933, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, October 10, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES (Mom'n Pop) Mom Joins Right In! CLASSIFIED ADS "'tHi HABurt run or union wallow A copniim OV4 ,SE'5-HE'5UrA-T SHORE. PaVS to Tie wore. Boots, cm at night. IM FACT,-TrteT NHoTTHEE.E LU0rS. EF? "STPaP-TACWS , PAFJTW FER. COWOT6.S SHOPt VMvA- DRAOr OFF AKHTHlM' MAOB Cf LEATHER , AM' T HAisvT NO FOM Beim' VFT Bare FOOT "TufcT oao Blame. WE'Oe GONG TO IT'S AN Kwmu. MESS THOSE PEOPLE WHO HAD HIM APENT HI9 ' PAPENTS.AT AU..THE ' ' MR MOTWCQ JUST OCO, nAHOO CAIMT. TfxKE UTTLE OMMC AND WERE GONG TO BACK.M4D WE CAME KEEP WHH-E. THEY , (Oount five average word to the line.) -Pw .line, 1st Insertion 100 RATKS BT MONTH ovn? to ecuwow "SEE IF THEV CAN a lines, per month 8 lines, per month he's 6jrsoweeooy LA-fW AWAUe UTTLE FELLOW S LOCATE ANY OELATWES a AN OOP WAN Per line, each added oouseo- 4 lines, per month .00 ' 6 lines, per month H.tt sch additional line oyer five charged at 60c per line per month. ALL MlfevAT- WHY, Aitlto Insertion , -70 -250 Minimum charge on one order 1M A COOMTFW SO FULL O" F?ATTu&SMAWe& flu1 cpra . iC vfoji: 'p-va OPF. 1 I . WELWl I f BLEW tXJ I HEARTS : IGET HIM 'XX gf FOOEVEO- FOR SALE SALE OP HOUSE EQUIPMENT AND TUBNISHINOS Oomploto furnishing or eight-room houso for 6ale at reasonable prices. List Includes ' Uvlngroom, dinlngroom find bed room suites, rugs, four-plate Mon arch clectrto range, Frigldalre and I'hor washing machine. Call at H. B. Coolldge residence, 1102 O St., . or phono 406 W. 10-9-2 t. JJUY YOUR potatoes from Routh Mc fccimon, Allcel.Ph. P. 25X. Har- vesting begins Monday. 10-7-6tp BROODER sow, weaner pigs. Ph. . 4U0-M. 10-7-3tp S 'A TRUCK WAGON heavy set log ging harness, heavy truck trailer, logging equipment and S-yr.-old cow. 702 O ave. 10-6-0tp .2 GOOD MILK GOATS, trade for work or cash. Phone 565 R. 10-5-t I. AT -YOUR SERVICE Jay Breahears, . Auctioneer, R. D. 1, Allcel. 8-29-1 m. AND KIND OP DRY WOOD. Good Quality. NBA prices. Ph. 142 J. i 9-10-1 m. SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 5c. B-14-t f. LARGE, PAT FRYERS. Dornlelle'6 Peed Store. Ph. Main 184. B-8-t f. FOR RENT 'MOD. FURNISHED APT. 1311 O Ave. , 10-10-1 .nip fi-RM. PURN. or unfurn. house. Call At 1607-6th. 10-10-3 t SHRINERS PLAN DINNER MEET FOR C. C. HALL Shriners of this section are com pleting preparations for the visit of Charles O. Hall, of Portland, poten tate of Al Kader temple, who will be In La Grande Friday, Oct. 13. A dinner meeting at the Masonic hall, starting at 6:30, has been ar ranged for and all resident and visit ing Shriners and their ladles are in vited. They ore urged to make ree crvntlons with O. M, Humphreys be fore Thursday vening. i . i I . Leo Durocher, St. Louis Cardinnl shortstop, plays polo in the winter months. WANTED WANTED Representative to look after our magazine subscription in terests In La Grande and vicinity. Our .plan enables you to secure a good part of the hundreds of dol : lars spent In this vicinity each fa and winter for magazines. Oldest agency In U. S. Guaranteed, lowest rates on ail periodicals, domestic and : foreign. Instructions and equipment free Start a growing and permanent business In whole or spare time. Address MOORE -COTTltELL, Inc., Wayland Road, North Cohocton, N. Y. 10-10-2 tp LARGE RELIABLE! FIRM offers per manent posltlpn to capable man for special sales work. Write Box M, Observer. v '. 10-4-6 t. MISCELLANEOUS NOW IS THE TIME to navo that rug cleaned. 0x12 only 91.50. : Quality work at lowest prices. La .Grande Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phono 424 W. 11-4-1 m. DOWEIi BROS. CLEAN-UP We wu! clean up your ashes, .papers, etc. Phone 323-J. 3-8-t f. EASTERN OREGON School or Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. X. O. O P. temple. 447-J. 9-a-l m LOST ABOUT SEPT, 8, old-Iusliloiied Cor nelian ring. Keep sake. Reward. 159 W. v . . 10-10-1 tp BR1NDLB BULL PUP, white throat. Answers to name of "Corky." Ro ... iturn to Fred's Place or phone Main 355. Reward. 10-10-1 t. SET OF KEYS in 'black leather con tainer. Finder leave at Observer and receive reward. 10-10-1 t MERCURY DROPS SLIGHTLY TODAY The weather turned slightly chillier In La Grande this morning, -with the minimum dropping to 39 above, nine degrees cooler than Monday morning. Yesterday's maximum was 78 above and weather as warm was held -llkelj today. No change in the weather for to morrow was predicted by the weather forecast. RETURNS WITH S-POINT DEER HOUR'S MARKET! Phono Main 899 Free Delivery ' Beef Steak! m Loin anil KID Monk E 2 ibs. 25c 1 Sauerkraut Fall Pack 2 Qts. 25c K night's Famous Hop tic River ,. Catsup 14-oz. Bottle 2 for 38c A party of five hunters returned to La Grande late yesterday with a. 191 pound, fivo-poinit buck, shot by Ml- vin Roe near Howard Meadows. Others in the group were Parley Hut chison, King Roe. Oscar Marshall and W. F. Gallagher, CAR OVERTURNS AT TELOCASET Jim White, of 1425 Madison avenue, escaped Injury about 1 :30 o'clock yes terday afternoon when his automo. bile turned over on the Old Oregon Trail highway near Telocaset. He re ported to police that a Ironfc tire blew out, causing the accident. He said he was travelling about 25 miles an hour, at the time, y . The Cincinnati Reds defeated Lon Warneke, the Chicago Cubs' star pitcher, five times the past season. GIFTS PLEASE ivJiil- TiF 'EM OM .Murt MftV iUH ?? rM rrHLJ lurvici ( pui vayi , VORE. BOOT'S. , AM U H 'frit. WW rs nrrrr -- rarrs. THE UTTLE. SHAVE.P HASN'T A THING TO WEAR'. I OH . X SAW AN APnCLE CV4 HOW TO MAKE. SOME Or THE SWEETEST BABY CLOTH ES WHERE. DID I SEE. THAT? - I KNOW- LOOK AT THESE. DACUND KNITTED SWTS, AND THESE SYEATTOS IT GIVES ALL THE . INSTROCT10NS aren't ' ( THEY .-, . ) i l !A.1aiBYMisinvic.wc nia.u..pT,ofr. THE BUNGLE FAMILY Yoo Hoo! THE IDEA! ACU THIS TRA.FFIC JUST WHEN I WANT TO GET ACROSS THE STREET, WELL I'M GOINS ACROSS ANYHOW. FT? v r i ii HEAR THEM BLOWING THEIR 1 HORNS AT ME. OH HUSH S UP! I' V t . : - ' OH HERE '5 ANOTHEP. BIG CAR ROARING TOWARD ME. I WONDER. IF I CAN GET ;TG THE CURB BEFOR.C I'D BETTER "YOO HOO! OH STAND STILL IBM C JOSEPHINE HONEY! J WHO'S - ',U---j Om,(sUN!..' '. LLJNGgi,.' , ' ' ' , 6IBYL "--!l -T..SCJEE;ZCp AS fiARDANELlLJ.eHTLY AS UBBIBLt. IN MONTGOMERY J7 v r car. ohZl'J-? shesquealed THINK OF " ' V v IT! 'WAIT 'UNTIL, I : TELL, t- THIS. - n- -I u un JOE PALOOKA f SICH SCEN W. ? AHtL BE RIGHT WHEN ME AN'. 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This worthwhile service Intro duces new thousands each year to Fichfleld products." .Urges every motorist try the combination of Hl Octnno and Rlchlube. Best ever, he says. , Adv. $100 In Prizes! THE" DILLYS ACT NOW! Wo will make a reduction ot tlO.OO from the regular rate to each of the first ten persons who enroll for a nine months' term in any department of day school at DRAPERS SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Over L. it L. Drug Phone 133-W E. O. DRAPER, Prop. Red Cross 'Drug Store I'VS SIMPLY GOT TO SEr IN THERE OH-Poon CHUB AND 5LATBIFFO SVILL WN1HILATBrtf 1 ENC0URASE -THEM ' rP-l r THEM OH, V00- hoo villie-e; come here! I' NO ' SlELS HOC IvyiMiN Alloud PWOCPEW n yjpf Jlu big fic yA "TONIC fan ' UL 1 H'UO, DIANA. WOTCHA WANT? I WILL YOU MAKE IT SNAPPV, rx2Sr "Tlffl STEP &E- I VANNA GETVfl f'3 HIND THIS BACK. TJTHMA y7 vfeiSCREEN, FISHT PLEASE, WOT CLOTHES? SAY-jJ -9, X C'MON, HAND IF VOU WAIT HEREjOJa I lV DON'T THINK. 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