La Grande evening observer., October 19, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

Thursday, Oct. 19, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Paw Five
CLASSIFIED ADS
tarn maber placi or union waixowa cucntua KJ
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES(Mom'ri Pop) .
IJpme, Sweet Hopie!,
oA, Look1! look' l
TWCNTYTHWEE CCCOM CTTWEET THI9'
THE V1EWFAV4GV.ES
VKWE MOVED'f i
THW'9 WHAfT 1 CAME '
OH , ma!
MO , MA AM !
VOO TAV , RiGHT
l THE. WOHT W-ACe.AU. RI6WT-BUT
T'W3K YOO.MOM-THEY
SUCKED OUT AND TOOK
THERES A MAt-4 (
NrrVA A OAMC1M
' Bear , coim' bv!
on . Bur he's
.A Bid TMlMCr!
CAWT vgE.
(Count live average words
; ' . to the line.)
Per line, let lxuortton..ioo
Per line, each added oonieo-
utlve Insertion . , 70
Minimum onarge on one u
. order' ; ajo
THE 19
WHY, VNHW'S
BECOME OF
THEM ?
BATES BY UONTH
llnet, per month .,.. ""
8 Hues, per' month "
4 lines, per month - .00
8 lines, per month M.76
' ' Each' additional lint, over five
charged at 60c per line per month.
3UST GO OUT
EMPTY- -THEY'VE SKIPPED I
THE UTTlX pOY NNTTU
at Those, apples',
our vmimter's Rpoo
On; the Porch
I'LL IWE TLOOK INTO
. r. IRM ,, ...
FOR JuST A
MIKioTE '
IS MORE. IMPORTANT,
iV'
THAisJ BEARS
WALtflM' OM HIS
HlMD U.EGS,TC0
FOR SALE
Y
0
FOR RENT
ill I ME CWI
CLARINET, almost now. Ph. 489-J.
'" 10-lB-tp
pias. can -p. 180.
8-WEEKS old pigs. Noboteer. Farmers
aixa. . , , io-ia:atp
APPLK3 and carrots. Will trade , lor
wheat, wood or weaner. pigs,
mil oast or flour mill, 10-18-atp
FLOWEU pots, grape Juice and may
onroilso bottles. 1507 eth St.
- 10-18-3t
ST3AW. Call Farmers 20X. 10-18-3t
GOOD eating potatoes. 25c sack.
' Bring your sacks.1 BV 25X5. 10-18-St
WINTER turnips, 50c sack. E. L. Hal
ly, 3 ml. N. Island City. 10-17-et
SQUASH, potatoes, onions, other veg
etables. C. O. Hardwtck, Island
City. 10-17-3tp
FOB SALE OB RENT 5 rm. mod.
houso. Ph. 321-R or call 1702 X.
' '-' 10-16-8tp
AT YOUR SERVICE Jay Broshears,
Auctioneer, R. D, 1, Ailed.
8-20-1 m.
AND KIND OP DRY WOOD. Good
quality. NBA prices. Ph. 142 J.
0-19-1 m.
BCRATCH PAPER for school or home
at the Observer. 2 pads for Bo.
9-14-t f.
LARGE, FAT FRYERS. Darnlello's
Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 0-8-t f.
i' PORTLAND LIVESTOCK '
PORTLAND, Oct. 10 (P) Oattto: 50;
cajves 20; steady,-- quotations un
changed. Hogs: 400; steady to weak. Light
weight, good and choice, $4.G0(S-5.25;
medium weight, good and choice,
$4.765.25; heavy ' weight, godd anct
choice, $4.504.85; pocking sows, me
dium and good, $4.254.G5; slaugh
ter pigs, good and choice, $3.25
3.75. ' Feeder and stock pigs, good
fl-iid choice, $4.25 4.75.
Sheep: 700; steady, quotations unchanged.
OMAHA SHEEP
OMAHA, Oct. 19 (Pi (U.S.D.A.)
Sheep :' '6500; lambs strong1 to 10 15c
higher; sheep steady; feeders strong;
range lambs up to $6.50;' native and
fed woolecl lambs $6.60; fed clipped
lambs $5.50; ewes $2.60 down; range
feeding lambs $5.40.
6-BM lurn. apt., 1005 Adams.
. .. ... .. , 10-19-3tp
5-BM. mod. House with stoves 1802
Cherry, Ph. 380 -M. ',, : i6-18-3tp
LARGE, comfortable sleeping room.
' Also- solicit boarders or transients.
Mra. M. B. Donohue. -1103 First.
Phone 397-M. '''''10-18-St
WELL turn. 4-rm. apt; unfurij. house,
' close In. Inq. 1708 4th.' Ph. 146-W.
- ' lo-17-lmo.
MOD. FURNISHED APT, 131 O Ave
. 10-10-1 mp
MISCELLANEOUS
NOW IS THE TIME to havo that rug
oieaned. 0x12 only $1.60. Quality
work at lowest prices.. La Grande
Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phone
vn w. 11-4-1 m.
DOWEIJj BROS. OLBAN--UP We will
- clean up your ashes, papers, eve
Phone 323-J. . 8-8-t I.
EASTERN OREGON Bchool of Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. 1. o. O.
F. temple. 41-3. 0-6-1 m.
LOST
SINCE Sept. 30. my male Boston
terrier. Brlndle white face, throat
and chest. Screw tall.puny eplash
of white on back of lipad. Weight
about 20 lb. Liberal reward. Mrs.
French, 1320 Y. 10-10-3t
daughter, of Dunsmuir, Cal., Mrs. Jim
Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Charley. 'Patten,
Mrs. Bill Warnock, Mr; ana. Mrs. La
ren Patten and Miss Eva Poftten, of
Joseph, were here for the runeral or
the late M. O. George.. 1 " ''
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tilden and son,
and Mrs. Tilden's mother,..ofj-Clove-land,
Ohio, are here, for aKvls.lt with
Mr. Tilden's mother, 'il6mL Hugh
Lyttle. '', '," '..
Albert Rasmussen Jr., ofEugcno,
arrived recently for a visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ncls Rasmus-
' TODAY'S COLD PRICE
WASHmGttjrOct. I'O ' (Pj Treas
ury new mined gold price, $29.18 pea
ounce; $1.15 , under - Wednesday's
quotation.
ELGIN PERSONALS
S-I
g .
Vernal Shoemaker has gone to Se
attle where he Is making a' visit with
friends. ,
Dr. and Mrs. Broslus are back in
Elgin again among their old friends.
Dr. Broslus formerly practiced medi
cine hero but left Klgln four or five
years ago. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leonard and
COVE PERSONALS '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chaffeo are
here to make an extended visit to
the Heltys. The Oholtees live In
Compton, Cal., and are well known
hero from former visits. ,
Mrs. George Corpe, of Long Boa oh,
Cal., a resident of Cove for many
years, Is spending the winter in Cove.
She spent some time with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Alice Allen, but is
now located for the tlmei being at
the K. J. Stackland home.
Edwards Defeats
Boston Wrestler
PORTLAND, Oct. 10 OT Alter los
ing the. first fall in -the main event
of last night's wrestling program
here, Billy Edwards, 108, Kansas City,
took the nest two to win the match
from Pat Roilly, 202,. Boston.
T-REO.U.S.PAT.brF.
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BORNi THiFiW WEARS TOO SOOM c M ,Y m tamcc. ,K. .H ,
INVKTIGMING
OIMMIE'S CE
MKES l STM3TUNG
DISCCVEOY WWEM V.
VISITS THEHEWFMKLES'
APAFtTrAENT
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KNOCK ON MY AFTER THEM A3AIN. DONE A SNEAK, . 1 I THINV OF ' BOY1.
DOOB.AND WHEN J XNELl-.I'M NOT lN THE MIDDLE I I IT-OUW OWN I V) ' I IT'
I OPENED IT, j SURPWSED. I'VE OF THE N(OHT,F HOMEi! - VKf GPEAT
THaS
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
! Crash Is Satisfied! '
LAST
UAR.Tsa
is almost
ovsr, awp
TMS SCOS
RKAIA1NS,
AillFORD 6
SHADVSIDu '
With oije
' DAVIS '
STEPS PACK
Tt7BVA
FIELD
goal
v-'i
J5i- -Ail..
'7-
fflk'ADVSlC-E VJ1MS BY A SCORE OF- IO Tb S !! COACH feaSSE
(OTHERS THE ESOVS ARC'MO WhA W THS OrjESSlMG KOO.'A,...
tlcli RoSK mi kr,'J .... RlJT
I'M DISAPPOIWTED .' WE SHOULD
HAVE KUKJ UP A MUCH
BIGSER SCORE
, r m.
X LtKIAINLY W
f MY PART-VSR, ,
N 3- j) SCOREP ALL TM
r yA-K POI NTS A' VSSXF-!! I
f ( VJHAT DID HE - .. )
: THE COACH IS m MEAM? DIDMT X ' f, tfMM
r IIKIDA STIM45Y AT W, VVIW TH' oAME . - 1
HAHPIN' OUT M WHAT MORE DOES J J
CBEPIT, A'.HT fcZ HE WANT-' I WOtf J
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
Sweet Friends
YES i-50Mc"Y 0 I H THKT PETMiKOS ME. J: j
SALL.YA.ND' I W W.,.I,SAW THAT MR. M
OUST SROPPED J EL DOR.A.DO, WHO WAS M
IN FOR A SO IMTEP.ESTE1D IN r-tlfl
MOMENT TO 5l IN A CA.RjliJl
SEtZ HOW YOU )SWJ-TH REDr--
" ,
EMMA ' H!.:nE
RECOGNIZED HER,
SHE S A. SRA.SS
WIDOW. AND
HA.S ,VN I
SHOULD -WORRY
AIR A.BOUT
HER.
MRS. DA.RDAvNELi-.-N '.
, I'VE HEA.P.D SO
MUCH ABOUT
HEP,. BUT OF
COURSE X
NEVER
PAY MUCH
ATTENTION
TO TALK,
v ISh
'OytV- HEARD I
tit l4r SAID S -iJRfeS
' .XfcYOU WERE)
b'.Tg.. V'riER. FRIEND, (M&
you say'thatJ 7ntly oh i
IN SUCH A. NOT. HO -11 qT IN
PECULIAR. WAY7) HpVrY' WF W . rT-r
HONEY. WELL L bnXr" M fT
ANYTHING YOU JuSPF JL WELL
TELL US WON'T S S A EMMA.
GO ANY 1 - Ty'Sbr il ilT,( I HEARD
FARTHER. BLjOW 7 k. VOU
WILL TlT 1 f HER-ISN J k Wf MOVED
WELL SALLX ALL ?
WE GOT FOR OUR,
LONG WALK OVER
HERE WAS A LOT.
OF VERY SHORT
ANSWERS BUT IT.
WAS SOME SATIS
FACTION TO SEE
THAT EVERY TIME
I MENTIONED THAT
DARDANELLA WOMAN
IT WENT THPOUGH
POOR. JOSEPHINE
LIKE. A.
IWIFEv AV
W MY POOR. FEET
ARE SIMPLY
EMMA, BUT LETS,
WAL1S UVt-K WVU
W filfiTFA. IT'S
VERY EASY TO
GET Hr-K
' STARTED.
-71
JOE PALOOKA
- SAYKID-SOCN'S WE 5IT PAID W I'D .
T'NITE WE'RE ALL COIN' J CERTNY W
DOWN TO THE VILLAGE AN' Ki LIKE TO , f.
WHOOP VER UP. COMIN' l BUT I 8
'P-jgiALONG, AINTCHA1? yilJrJ)
ft WHfTA W VULL, 1 60Tfi SAVE ALL MY ))
2 YA MEAN- S MONEY ECUZ THE GIRL I'M
f YA CANT? H GOMNA MARRIES RJHEKS
Out to Make Good
MJ1.L 1 60TTATRY AN' MAKE
MILLYUN DOLLARS, BfiCUZ
I WAPTA BUY WISH THINGS
WHICH SHE'S A CUSTOMER 10 J
CYOUSB SEE WHAT
J. MEAN .
mmm
Ik, f A which she's a customer to J
i
I -AND HES STAOTNQ' ;M-4-7-JL. TtTTN
L ON HIS MILUOM rf un-uJI1 HW 1
TI WORKIN IN J L"unO i HAW J
DIANA DANE
(Trademark Registered)
V. B. Patent Ollloe
A Breath of Romance.
ALL R-ISHT, &IFFO.
fiise' iou tonight:
WHAT, SAIN ? .5AY
HE BETTER- NOT LET"
J7
AflS'W HW HE r-w
HE'5 &EEN HERE TILL
ALL HOURS THREE
NIQHT5 NQW.'C
kOMANCIN
AKOUNP
LIKE
A SICK
h CALF
POOR. BIFFOWILL
'NEVER. MAKE A
A ROMEO THOUGH,
HE5 TOO CARELESS
ABOUT HI5,
Diet:
vHAt'IY DO THE
YOUNG FULLOW5
HAVE TO WATCH
THEIR DIETS TO
SO COURTING r
CERTAINLY,
IT'5 VERY
ItMPORTANlj
mm
fell
5UT DIFFOS
JUST A MASS
OF MU5CLE.'
HE i HASN'r
Got an
OUNCE." OF
FAT ON HIM J
JUST THE SAME HE'PL
iDETTER. BE MOKEl
CAREFUL OF HIS h
DIET TO BE RO
MANTIC HE'D
BEEN EATINGJ
ONIONS LASTV
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SCORCHY SMITH
(Trademark Registered)
U. 8. Patent OKlco
Tamed'
Y AN'SIT THIS'POMA JIM"
IF I EVER IAYS A EYE ON YR AGIN
TjOMT BE ACTIM' SUSPICIOUS OR.
OLD JAKE- WILL FILL VER Sq FULL ,
Ul- Ltfll) I 1 LL IftKfc A UUO.N
MEN TO LIFT YES. ,
El iT
i n (i
1
v 1
13JJ TM A I' , All lll(nii l-r.i
THE DILLYS
I'M GOlN' TO
BURN HIM ALIVE:
AN' I'VE SENT
HIM AFTER. HIS '
OWN GASOLINE !
WHAT??
BOIN??.'
VOUSE
voimin;
42s
OUTA
ALBERTS Gfc
L'lL
BV-N. 1U lUVVrN.'.' AS
'J
1 Romantic Gas
f WHY HE WASN'T Wf'M -'-"-p-iSSS'-