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Wednesday, October 25, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Three CLASSIFIED ADS rfp " wp? vuwt vovxrm OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams I THE NEWF ANGLES (Mom'n Pop) Baxter's Past! 1 DON'T BtUEVe Bfrrci? re NNOpRlEO ABOUT sOMCTHlNGrHE HAS THE PVWT .THAT MR PAXTCB, VVITH MX HI9 MILUON6;HAS NO PELATNE THERE t$ (X VMFE.BUT (Oount fir averag word to the line,) ; Fw Un, at Inaertlon, , . . JOe . Per lis. (Men added ooomo- utln lajwftlon . To Minimum charge on o order " IN OLD FPIENO AWNO TOO HOU. MY ADVICE RATB9 BY MONTH 1 lint, per month WIW a Hues, pet month e lint, fa month 6 lines, per month " Mil eeh additional line orer fin ehaxgad t 60o per line pet month. OF JOHN BTEBUB IS THAT YOU NOTIFY HI9 VXSt .WHEREABOUTS IS UNKNOWN, AND FAMILY. IHfK NO m JUST AN OLD FBCND, D0CTOW HOPE ,MV, T90LY fW&lzW 1 OOK'T BtUEVE MMJTOM'VOU 3U6T WAKE ME UPS B --SrWSM ' CA4 woT Wirtlj VILLUS' THENV CHICKE.M ' Be St W MAK1 VmWWI 1 WITH ROCK S(MJ VJiTH "ROCK SALT-MMaVrQ, VJOULO 86 TH' HAPPIEST. BSJ I .TWlKHfi' TO fik OF KV UF6. FWNT -r 1 KNOW JPftP I K XH3 JtSK MiaHTS 1 FOR SALE EWES. PI09 0 wks. old. $1.60 each. P. 84. lo-as-i f FOR SALE ' Last pears tills year. " Orohard Market ' . 10-84-2 t. VeSS) 918 AXMINSTTER RVOB. Ftta ; goraM furniture Co, 10-24-? fi DEIiICIoys and Rome Beauty ap ples. Bring boxes, pick your own tree. 2&Q box. L. A- Conkey orchard. , 10-34-3 t. BARGAIN in apples. Bring bags. Oliver Orchard, Allcel. 10-24-3 tp. CHOICE PEONIES and Iris All col ors. Also Weeding hearts at Milne Nursery. - - 10-24-2 It OR TRADE 4-wheel trailer, 1B06 Adams. Call mornings. lo-23-4tp WEAKER PICS M. ' Prultdale ' W. Goodwin, lp-aa-stp APPLES on trees, cheap. 205-M. . Q-2i..3t glAXQ OTOREO HERE, wUl sacrifice Cor quick sale, cuaii or terms. Write Mlsa" Hocl Warren, 687 South 8r , nam St., Spokane, Wash. ' fO-ai-et DELICIOUS apples, 60o, 750, 1.00; potatoes. 1.2S. field run; (MO sorted. Call Observer. 10-21-tf AT YOUR SERVICE Jay Bresnears, ' Auctioneer, R. D. 1, Allcel. 0-28-1 m. AND KIND O? DRY WOOD. Qood 9-19-1 m, SCRATCH PAPER lor school or home at the Observer, a pads lor po. ' 8-14-t f . LARGE, PAT FRYERS. Darnlelle's Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 9-8-t t. 12 Inches of Snow falls In Diduth (Continued from Pago One) reported varying degrees pf snow with Bern id 11 and Oonvlck in the. northern part covered ' with six and seven Inches. At St. ?aul and Minneapolis thoro was Just a trace of the Duluth storm. In the far east' at Saranac hake, N. Y the mountain sides were cov ered with a two-Inch! layer after a six-hour fall. The storm spread out over a wide area aa far as Utlca and Gloversvllle, and In the Northern Adirondack a falling temperature . to Just below freezing kept the snow F from melting. Two resident of lttsf leldi, Mass... enjoyed the roses Un their gardens while snow fell In the Barkshlres yesterday, and In other sections of the state violets and strawberry blos soms were reported. The storm spread Into Canada, most parts of Ontario being caught In snow, sleet and rain A number of towns reported snow two Inches deep and due to sleet telegraph service between Ontario and the east was disrupted. FOR RENT, -RM. MOD. HOUSE, oak Iloore, sojno furniture. Call 389 M. 10-25-3 t 8-RM. HOUSE, furn. or unfurn, A No. 1 condition. Call .at 1607-6th. I 10-24-2 t well furn. 4-rm. apt; unfurn, house, Close In. Inq. 1708 4th..,. Ph. 14S-W. lO-17-.lmo. MpD, SHRjHfSKBP APT. mi O Ave. 1010-1 mp MISCELLANEOUS I HAVE at my home brosvn heller. .Owner can liavo earn'o by paying expenses. 208 M. .,, 10.24-a t YfHY DISCARD that chatr or flaven ,' port? Have It roupholetered in latest fabrics by expert upholsters. Qual ity work at lowest prices. La Qrande Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phone 424 W. ' ' ' 0-8-1 t. DO WELL BROS. OLSAN-UP We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 828-J. -8-i t. EASTERN OREGON School Of Muslo, violin, piano, voles. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple. 447-J. 9-8-1 m. LOST BLACK GERMAN POLICE DOG. An swers to name "Baron." Liberal re ward for information or return Ph. 311 J. 10-24-8 t. COWBOY HAT at '49 show Saturday nigtit. ' Finder please return to Observer or cell 896-w. 10-23-3tp WANTED .SPUD PICKERS, M. Royes, Imbler. 10-25-2 tp. WOOD HAULING, on shores. Call Ob server. 10-28-3. t. WANTED-Woman for housework on ' farm. Wr(te Box H, Observer. I i 10-25-2 t WORK ON RANCH by man and wife or would lease. Inquire 2703 N. Greenwood. 10-25-1 tp MAN WANTED to supply customers with famous Watklns Products In La Grande. Business established, earnings average $26 weekly, pay starts Immediately.- Write J. R. Watklns Company, 4534 HolMs St., Oakland, California. ' 10-25-1 tp WANTED ' Exp. girl wants house. work. Inq. Observer. 10-24-2 tjp. MERCURY AT : 79 TUESDAY La Grande came within one degree of experiencing 80-abov$ weather yesterday. As It was the mercury zoomed up to 79 above from a low of 41. The day was partly clcnfcly. Warm weather continued today with- the minimum at 44 and ithe mercury up to 62 abovp by 7 a. in. The sky was cloudy. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser It Oughta Be Good! SEEMS ) COACH. IS FUNNY FpR PLAYIM' SAFE. SCRIMMAGS I D06SMT WANT HBB i TO TAkSE AMY CALLED CHAWCE ON opp INJURIES BEFORE T&MiV 1 THE MONROVIA (I OID YOU FELLAS SEE T II Tl-I1 VRITB-UP I SOT gee! it COMPARES YOU To RED r boy! i VJHAT A i SEND-OFF ) it y i . 1 rf- , ft. I'VE BEEN LOOKIW' ALL OVER FOR YoO( CRASH '.! THEy MAPS A FEW CHANGES IN THAT SlbBy yA SAVE H& ... BUT ITS STILL A PRETTY QOOO ONE . 15 y i L, A ppettv f3oor j CLEAN FOOTBALLS J0SilND 7' t NE o( the most unsportsmanlike Hunts on the giidiron come from the tonc age of foollwll. Despite the antiquity of this actnn, it b still practiced by some players. The deed is performed with malice afore- ihoughl, and generally by a blocker who n has no thought (or clean foolhal). Rurmuis V interference lor. a fellow back mlo the Irnc, the ilayer leaves his feet, docs a body roll, and flings lis feel into the air, hoping lhat his Urine cleats will meet the face c4 some charging lineman. This is unfair football of the worst sort. They don't make penalties slid enough for this type of play. Many an old-time grjduon great carries scars mflkled by just such sort of action. The sketch illustrates this eumple of poor CAN'T YOU LCXWE HEB TWROUOH THE POUCHY HE'S TWEO EVECY VVAY TO GET IN TOUCH WTH HEO.BUT IT BE.EM9 THE.BE WA"3 a wtteo PABTINQ ANO HE HftS ' NEVEP HEAWD F90M wew "?n;e ft WELL, EXCITE OON'T HtM I'LL BE AS I BWEF AS I P06SBL.E J KM, U rue. u. i SWT. 0fr. itsYW mKl inc. THE BUNGLE FAMILY Synvptathy WEUL SEOiiiSE, FEGGY AMD) i Hr H. j' J MET MONTSOMERY EL f j DORADO ON THE STREET ) 1 rSS l'1 P' I TOW J!-J0 WHEN I -jJ-V U?rpfl8 ! SPOKE TO HIM HE 1 fJ ll (, -r S I 10-zg ' aritV ftEa.u.s pa.t. pit. OH YOU WON'T TALK SO SNIPPILY GEQRGE BUNC5LE, WHEN YOU HEA.R THE R-ESTc OF THE STORY. HE ADMITTED HE THOUGHT V HUK ft. MUM-IN 1 1 t-iexi ) 1 WAS MKB, UAfiD-J ANtLLA, HE 1 WA.S SCARED 1 SPEECHLESS. THAT WAS 1 TOUGH. WELL ANYHOW.. HE HAS A, HUNTED LOOK. HE'S THINNER., TOO. FOR A FUL.L. MINUTE AFTER. he; iFurned ajjdund. he WAS A SORT OF TaLUOW COLOR. HE JUST STOOP I Ht-Kt. I.UUK.INC3 AT PEGGY AND ME, LIKE THICS. LOOK!J (THAT WAS MERELY HIS NO.l HIGH HAT LOOK. HE FED IT TO ME A FEW fCNUW. mmv msxw ts'Sl. SETHIS. W'rW V, LCS-'' I TOO. USED TO THINK 1 THERE WAS SOME THING WRONG - WITH , HIM 1 BUT...., NO SIRI THAT POOR MAN WAS JUST TERRIFIED. HE WAS SO .RELIEVED ' ' PEGGY AND ME. : CM . THINK OF HOW QUICKLY THAT VAMP GOT A MAN WHO. OWNS HALF THE TOWN AFRAID 1 TO EVEN , GO FOR 1 A VJMJV, i eJQE PAL0QKA Farewell (MOKEYfH--rOHS - . vi I MISTAH JOE HSa C' JjNi. WHATSA ' 1 AINT SLEPT ATALL. WE'RE HOKAYs SUH LEAVIN'. I DON'T WANNA Tf AH'LL, Br stAv here rrssr-rr ready A. 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SC0ECHY SMITH (Trademark; Regiaterod) U. S. Patent OKlce Decoy ... ...... . ILL bfly HE IS, BETTY; NOUl FOR. OUR' GETAWA'tI THE COAST IS CLE-AR.'. iiiiitn" -iiffliiiiir fjAHE IS 60IM& TO y 6IVE THOSE IWPIAW5 I A MERRV CHASE 0M 1 BLACK LEADER , -fflfX m . ' y tiiv bah x 'COME OK AN I . KETCH ME i M THE DILLYS Fleecing the Gorillla YOUSE CONVINCE MtT- LEAVE IT ALL TO ME I REGARD PIS INFORMATION AS A PUBLIC TRUST! BUT ITS FOR. V . THE BENEFIT I OF EVER BODY J : ' V I 1 J A "V Y ( IT'S OUR LAST 1, TRUST! 1 S CHANCE!! r' TOT'INK. DAT OPPOITUNITY HAS BEEN BRUISIN' HER KNUCKS ON MV , . DOOR! PUNK, YOUSE HAVE INFLUENCE WIT' DIS PLUMP FELLER.!! XWE WANT DECENT )( BOYS, DAT'S TAKING- il r.PllR MJ' A ) AN UNFAIR. ADVAMTA&E r"7 I FORTY HOUR WEEK 1 W Ut OOi Mt 1 V. - : SCARED OF 1 FOIST A NEW SUIT OF CLQTHES FEB MtT DEN HIGHER WAGES ' AN' SHORTER HOURS FOR DE BOYS- DATS OUR. PLATFORM sponsmansnip.
