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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1933)
Tuesday, October 31; 1933 1 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE: ORE Page Five CLASSIFIED 'ADS Nju (uiun fLAci or cmiom wajxowa cocniim -f ' , (Qount five average wools to the Uu.) Pw lint, lit Insertion , , ,100 Per lis. Mcb Added oonseo- utue insertion .1 'ii To Minimum charge on on , BATES BT MONTH 1 Una, per month Mio 8 lis, pi month , , , 3tyi lines, eer month , te.00 fi llnee, per month , r,M,76 et. additional line OTer fiw envied at 0o per line per month. FOR SALE -LARGE WALNUT 'FKRNHRY With - fenv Reasonable. Ph. 320 R. ' 10-31-3 tp. NEITED GEM POTATOES 1,00.. D. A; Oorblne, Frultdale. 10-31-2 tp GCOO, sound graded Rome Beauty and Gano apples, Wo 'box. Deli cious and Jonathan 20c. Cleaver's, on highway, Imbler. Bring, box. '10-31-5 t FIND IT HERE AUCTIONEER1NQ Rightly, conduot- cel. .Jay Bresheara, auotloneer, All-, -ccl, Ore. ' 10-28-1 mp 176 TON ALFALFA Bay near Haines nnd 50 ton near Union. Runstrot, 2001) Third St., La Grande. , . v 10-26-t f. DELICIOUS APPLES, windfalls 50c sack, No. l's 51 box. Delicious elder. ...M. Stewart, Allcel, Ore. . 10-20-0 t. BARGAIN on Held run potatoes, j, Non-Irrigated Netted Gems 1 sack jnln 5 sack .lots. Ph, Fanners 183. 10-26-t f. AT TOUR SERVICE Jay Breshears, Auotloneer, R. D. 1, Allcel, ' ., 9-29-1 m. AND KIND OF DRY WOOD. Good , quality. NBA prices. Ph. 143 J. 9-19-1 m. at the Observer. 3 pads for 60. 8-U-t f. LARGE, FAT FRYERS. Darnlelle's Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 0-8-t f. Haiinefield Finds Navy Interesting . (Continued trum rage One) -- bow .the iflrst; ipalmn'trees, oil flolds and acres .of oranges." . : The "squaring off" process, as It Is called 1 in the navy, - was rather a strenuous event, - according ' to Mr. Hannofleld. "Wo slept on cots the -first night," he adds, "and next morning were taken toi the dispensary, for ,0, stiff physical exam. The ones who passed that, were given n hair (what a hair cut ).. and were Issued uniforms. A11 the 'clothing they Issued us was wad- . dded up and thrown In a mattress cover. The next day we spent the wholo -time -from 8 o'clock In the morning until slxthat night learning to roll our clothes In the good old navy fashion." The hammacks In which they sleep were also quite a problem, according to -tile new sailor. They are slung six feet above tho cement deck and must be drawn up tight. The first night two men fell out but the only casu alty was a cut eye. The recruits have to wash their -own "whites" and that seems to be the only complaint that Mr. Hanne .flcld has to make. "All this talk about beans in the navy is the bunk," -he adds. "Tho food Is good, nothing fancy, but they -do have salads and dessert while on Sunday they have chicken or turkey. We do have beans for lunch twice a FOR RENT, FOR RENT 4-rm. mod. house. Olose In; Pi. 230 W. 10-30-2 tp. FURN, ROOM, 1804-4th, Ph. 818 R. 10-30-3 tp. LARGE, comfortable sleeping room. Also sollolt -boarders or transients. Mrs. M. B. Dohohue,'1703 First St. Ph. 397 M. . 10-28-3 t WELL turn. 4-rm. apt; unfurn. house, close in; Inq. 1706 4th. Ph. 145-W. - , 10-17-lmo. MOD, FURNISHED APT. 1311 O Ave. 10-10-1 mp MISCELLANEOUS NOW IS THE TIME to have that rug cleaned. -9x12 only '11.50. Quality " work at lowest prloes. La - Grande " Mattress & Upholstering Oo. Phone 424 W. 11-4-1 m. DOWHLI, BROS. CLBAH-UP--We WUi clean up. yours ashee. papers, 'eio. Phone 823-J. -8-t t EASTERN OREGON School of Music. violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. OV O. . P. temple. 447-J. 9-8-1 m. '' WANTED TRADE alfalfa hay. for wood. Call Observer. , 10-30-2' tp week and. then we have' something else along, with them." ' With such a varied routine during the day Mr. Hannelleld writes that It "seems as If we do a lot of clothes changing In the navy." From 7 o'clock in tho morning until 9:30 in tho eve ning when taps Is sounded the sail ors spend the day cleaning, polishing brass, washing their clothes, witn 'rec reation after dinner In the evening. After Mr. Hannofleld had been there a few days he found why every thing, looked so clean. "It 'takes Jots or elbow- grease" he louna. Mr. Hannef lcld Is at present In the detention, or quarantine camp, where the recruits are sent when they first enter the navy. LOW Bit COVE PERSONALS OUT OUR WAY By Williams I I -TH' FLOOD WATERS f (HjM'( L I FROM TM' KOOMtlNS-L..,- tA'AV 5 mfSmm4 A CLOUD BURST f L2SErrTWSi. 'VWfl7J IU SOUR V5 ALLtRS HATE . WAKGS UP YMWStisJf MM, SUECP jA -THET LONG, WALK Jtottw J , 10-11 ) THE NEWFAN3LES( Mom'n Pop) They're Off! . WEO. U. S.1W. OFT. DlSTURBlNJGt THE PEACE . e ISM BY HtA SCnVICC IWC. ' :-. ' VOU BET 1 INTEND TE.VEN THINGS UP'. 1 X I OLD BMCTeQ HPWE POLLED ONE OVEft j . .,.. I OM US. ,WWE HE CUT. YOU OFF WITH A A. -1 " WM$m MEA"aLY $25QO,BUT ASl&SHARE OF HIS Fgk " vMfiim . V MILLIONS BELONGS 10 US.AND WE'LL GET OURS J yWE GPlM'S, 1 I A FINE. CHANCE. THE YvES , BUT, NO ONE , ANO ONCE I LAY MY MY THINQ6 ARE' ONLY TIP, WE GOT IS ) ELSE KNOWS VNHEOE HANDS ON THE KID-WELL, I ALL PACKED .' THE LETTER THAT WE IS , EITHER, AND YOU CAN LEAVE. -JHeV LET'S. GO, CAME. TO BAXTER, . , THE POT OF GOLD AT ' REST T'ME i ' tC 7T Z , FROM THE H03P1TAL 1, THE END OF THS v j s-rTSo' ffCTL WHERE HIS SON WAy TJNNBOvV IS' REAL'. WiY -jjoCv B0R AND WE'RE OUTTO ' L l 1 ' "CQs. pr:l3 THE' BUNGLE FAMILY Sympathy GEOR6E DARLING. I WISH YOU WOULDN'T WHISTLE THROUGH YOUR TEETH IN THAT' IRRITATING Y. MY NERVES ARE , ALREADY ALL ON , EDGE THINKING ABOUT POOR MR. , EL DORADO. I I I'LL JUST NEVER : ur I lilLHi5: .BPtPNESS IN ) FROM THE HARD I l.Hs 'T1 HE'S ALL RIGHT . ""T HfORGETTHE: HUNTEDW DIDN Tl ' $?'rJ I BOILED 3I8 hSl l. "9" TBfF . V -ww , 1 II I XIK. 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