La Grande evening observer., October 11, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

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Wednesday, Qctubcr lJU 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
THE NEWPANGLES (Mom'n Pop) The Police Are Called In!
CLASSIFIED AD
IXL DO M EST,WT,y
THERE'S FKWW SlM-
CASE EVEO O-EfSEBl
UP. I'LL BUN OVERAN
(Count live average word
to the line.) - ;'
Per line, lit lnertlcu .10o '
m RATES BY MONTH
a llnea, per month
8 llnea,' ber month
, ucsjf, i an t .
YTHE UTTLE &)
-M-t
.M.00
-M.76
Per line, each added oontee-
4 llnea, per month .
0 line, per -month .
utlve insertion ,
.' 70 "
Minimum charge on on
order '
Sach additional Una ot fi
eharged'at Mo per Una per month.
FOR SALE
WANTED
OUT OUR WAY. , ' By.J. R., WilliaTOa.
4--UrlLxT--A -l f QAA ESTlGAT THE UTTUC J CWMMIEr- HGS 0U8T BEEH UTTV-E EVIDENCE J
i M Jl3!SWvf r !- :'! ir to ' I BOY1 CASE YOU PHOHED ANOTHER VICTIM OF TO WOBV ON,OT I -
! 3S?f-J TAWOUTSlO VHi-E!v; . I X M WOT" ' 1 . VW,6.T AND, , , I fcBOUT X ClOCyMSTAMCe. W9 MOPE OU CAN S
krTF.T ai -v- KA.tCF,V . ; X .iCOOLO4T n SOMG.TWt4a. ' - I r. y i AMD-LEFT THE POOO Lf PEtATlVB X
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FEARS, CABBAGE, prunes,' apples',
equush. and onions, Public Market.
10-U-ltp
12 GAUGE Browning automatic, rib
barrel and' case. Priced for qulcK
sale. Call Observer. 10-11-2 tp
OHAPES AND PEARS by .the apple
box. -Orchard Market. - 10-11-2 t
BUY YOUR potatoes from Routli Mc
Kennon, Allcel.Pli. ' P. ' 25X. ' Har
vesting begins Monday." 10-7-6tp
3"j TRUCK WAGON heavy set log
f u'nR harness, heavy truck trailer,
logging equipment and 3-yr.-old
cow, 702 C ave. 10-0-Otp
2 GOOD' MILK GOATS,"' trade1 for
wood' or -cash) Phone 565 R.'
10-5-t f .
AT YOUR. SERVICE Jay Breehears,
Auctioneer, R. D, 1, Allcel.
9-29-1 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 (or 6o.
9-14-t f.
LARGE, PAT FRYERS. Domicile's
Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 9-8-t f.
FOR RENT
MOD. FURNISHED APT. 1311 O Ave.
10-10-1 mp
at 1007-Oth. 10-10-3 t
LOST
ABOUT SEPT. 8, old-fashioned Cor
nelian ring. Keep sake: Reward.
159 W. 10-11-3 t.
AINSWORTH IS
BACK IN CITY
Verne Alnswoith, who was trans
ferred to Huntington by the O.-W. R.
arid- N. about 'two years ago, lias been
transferred back to La Grande In the
capacity of -boiler foreman at the
rallroaofyards. Mrs'; Alnsworth accom
panied him to La Oronde and they
will make their home here.
Protect Yourself
with a Genuine
CHEVROLET
HOT WATER
HEATER
Only
1450
A big heater, specially designed for
Aigh- heat output in sub-aero climates.
Air is taken through the large circular
radiator core by a powerful 2-speed
fan. Adjustable deflectors direct the
heat wherever passengers desire. Price
include! special. by-pass thermostat.
Only
$12.50
Instnlled
This heater' has double the radiator
area of the 1932 model, and delivers
40 per cent more heated air. A smooth
2-speed motor drives aif through the
core under forced draft. , The heat
deflector is double hinged for sending
the heat current in any direction. Price
includes thermostatic control.
Larison-Frees
Chevrolet Co.
2 ' 1414 Adams
, . i - - r
COSTS
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- oall-lll.liiia
n iVV'V.Sm'-ML
MAN WANTED to supply customers
with famous Watklns Products In
' La Grande. Business 'established,
earnings average 25 - -weekly, - pay
starts lmmediately.1 Write J, R.
Watklns' Company, 4524 Holhe 8t:,
Oakland; California. ,-, 10-11-1 tp
WANTED Representative to look
after our magazine subscription In
terests - In ' Iv Grande audi vicinity.
Our plan enables you' to seoure a
! good-part' of the hundreds' of 'dol
; lars spent In this vicinity each ifail
' and - -winter for mage-lnee. - Oldest
. agency In U. S. Guaranteed, lowest
! rates on' all periodicals,'! domestto.
and foreign..- Instructions and
! equipment free. Start a growing
i and permanent' business in whole
I or spare time. Address MOORE
! OOTTRELLV frici Waylahd Road ,
! North Cohocton, N.Y. 10-10-2 tp
MISCELLANEOUS
CLARINETS, corneW, -trombones," We
will buy a number of good, used
instruments. La Grande Musio Co,
1 1104 Spring. : 10-11-3 1.
WHY DISCARD that chair or deven
: port? Have It reupholstered In latest
fabrics by expert -upholsters, wuai
: Ity -work at lowest-prices; La Grande
. Mattress 4c Upholstering; Co.-'Phone
,, 424 W. .- , V 8-a-l-t.
DO WELL BROS. OU-AN-UP We wllS
clean' un vour ashes.' DaDers, .etc.
Phone 323-J. 8-8-t t.
EASTERN OR.8GON Sonool of' Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits 1. O. O.
P. temple. 447-J. 9-8-1 m.
UNION PERSONALS
The Woman's club began their season-
meetings Thursday afternoon
with a report of the officers of last
year. Only a short program was given
witlv two vocal solos by Mrs. f. m.
Poote, who played her own accom
paniment. Pians were made-, for, the
Harvest Festival which will be the
feature of the meeting to be held
October 19th. The clubhouse will be
gaily decorated and exhibits of gar
den and! fruit products, antiques,
home arts work will be on display.
Ribbons" will be awarded' for1 best l
cakes, bread, rolls, Jams, jellies, etc.
The Girl Scouts are planning on
special exhibits. The clubhouse will
be open both afternoon and evening1
and program Is being arranged for the
afternoon.
: Mrs. LydhV Collins, mother of Mrs.
Rny Coles, is leaving this -week for:
Springfield, Mo., where she will make
an Indefinite'' visltt. Sb. .wiU also.
visit In Oklahoma and California be
fore returning to Union.
: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hansen of the
Hot' Lake- district have leased their,
farm to Ezra Ricks, of La Grande, for
a1 year and have left for Utah;1, They
will divide their time visiting with
chjldren living in Idaho, Utah and
California.
i . Mrs. Cecil Griggs and two children,
are spending a couple of weeks with
her parents, Mr- and Mrs. Robert
Robertson at Vancouver, B. C.
Miss Margaret Calllhan is having a
two week's vacation from school;
duties at Imbler while students are
busy with apple (harvesting. She
is spending it with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs G. T. Calllhan.
, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cadwell and
baby daughter have returned from,
Burns where he had been employed..
Mrs. Lew Bideler and Mrs. W. W.
Stevens took Mrs. Prances Tallmani
to Medford where she hopes to locate,
last Wectoiesday. They plan to visit
Mrs. Mary Townley at Amity and Dr.
and Mrs. L. S. Davis at Tigard before
returning to Union.
Mi'.- and Mrs. George Whiting of
Burns, made an inspection tour of the J
stock pens at the experiment station (
the last of the week. He i a pio- 1
neer cattleman of the Burns section.
Mrs. Viola Parker left Saturday
with her nephew who was driving
through to Yakima from Payette and
will visit her brother at Yakima and
her daughter at Tacoma. v:
Miss Alice Cadwell was selected
superintendent of the Methodist Sun
day school, Sunday to succeed w. v.
Connor who for the past 12 years had
served in the capacity.
Rev. R. O. Lee is suffering from
an attack of shingles. He says his
pica for new shingles for the church
roof has been misplaced.
Canning of turtle meat Is the new
est Industry at Miami, Fla.
fHLIS-CH4l.MER.S-
Track type and air Tired Tractors.
Combines, Implements,
Road Machinery.
CHANDLER TRACTOR
& EQUIPMENT CO..
1312 Jefferson Main 632
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