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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENIN6 bEKvl'RDE, ORE. GUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES(Mbm'n Pop) Meet the Postmaster! CL ASSIEIED ADS -tUlS WlWD.TWArr YOU UKE-. ARE ABOUT EX-nWCT-TW' Ol-D ROSE AMD LAVENDER - -iOount lira KATXS BT MOUTH i I line, pw mentis f t linos, per inonta fa 4 line, jnr month M.OO HILE THE LATE . to ih lln.) rT Hit, UV lnarttcn KINO. EVEM TrV SIRUS Jom BAV-TER'S m4o i UIKE VUS, ANY fORE, Ww&eday,' November 1, 1933 :H Mlll'llllllll ill' X DOW'TUKE. TUE I 1 M'7P U XOOUS'OF THAT ' , VCWRE A rWCOrQ"CEOAR-CBGST, ) f . THAT'S - 1 r" , I EH ,MB.HEWFANCLE? fVEU-.NOW, ' I l OKAV. f LETM5 SEl-ICAN OVE VOU . J ' ' " ' ' b t lU li t KUNNIN& AROUND j : K'NO. EVEN TH G-IRUS MIU10WS HAVE 66EN CAUSING A FUBOfie ! 1)4 A DISTJW CI1V, Chick mo GAWS ' AC?UNTE0 IM TH6lR(NBfM 1 SURROUNDINGS IM 'CEDAR-CREST. ' ;. Mr Use. Mob (Wed ooi 1 wenjcoMT oare Brin& i gun ipssitlpn o unss, par monui . sdi additions! lln orn. Ufa ehirgsd tt too p 11a ptr moat. nuric r- (arlKL. , CUZ. Iftalmum. vi oaVoo 5HEO'SAV WOA(DV. AMD Yoo'D FAINT FORSlALE PNIONS .40 tacit, local lettuce 3 tuts. 10c, pears 26c, 60o, 76c a, box. Delicious ppU 46o. i . Pub'.lo Mar kct. IV-J-lt. I .Ford .Model A t-door , sedan 163. Ford, Model A Panel JJellvery 188. Chevrolet Coach 120. - SMITH'S ,QARACIE. ' i li.'lilM i fi i 1 . - 14 ROB WALNUT FERNERY with .,:cm. Reasonable. Ph. 320 R. lo-ai-atp. NETTED OEM POTATOES 1.00. D. A. Carbine, rrultdale. ,10-31-3 tp GOOD, sound graded Rome Beauty Land .Gano. apples,. ISO ,txf. , De!l , clous and Jonathan 20c. Cleaver's, , on highway, Imblcr, f.Brlng box. 10-31,-5 t AUCTIONEERING Rightly, ooaduot , od., Jay .Bresooars, auctioneer, All -,cel,,Qfe.' ,10-aa-lmp 176 TON ALFALPA. Bay , near Balnea , and 60 Xon .near, Vnlon. . Runstrot, 8003 Third at., I Grande. 10-26-t f. DELICIOUS, APPLES, Windfalls 60c .-sack,' No. l's i booc, Delicious cider. 'I, Stewart,. AUcel, Ore. 10-aa-O t. BARGAIN on field run potatoes. ; Nonrrlted .Netted Gems si sack lln a. sack ,ql8. Ph. Farmers a83. 10-26-t f. AT TOUR SERVICE Jay 3reehears, Auctioneer, R. p. 1, AUcel. ' ...8-39-1 ,m. AND. KIND OF DRY WOOD. 3ood , quality. NRA prices. Ph. 143 .J, ' gt-19-ln, SCRATCH PAPER for school or home . at the Observer, a pads tor So. 8-14-t f. LARGE. -TAT FRYKRS. , Oamlelle's i Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 0-8-t f. PORTLAND 1'ROPUCIS l PORTLAND, Nov. i VP) Butter Prints., extras, 24c; standards 23c lb. Butter rat , Portland delivery: A grade 21c; farmer's door delivery, lDc per lb.; sweet cream, 6c higher. Eggs .Pacific, poultry producers' tiling price: fresh extra special, 31o; extras, 29c; . standards. 24c; ,medlums, 25c; pullets, 18c dozen. Buying price by wholesalers:. fresh extras, -38o doe.;' firsts, 23c; mediums, 20c doz.; under grade 14o; pullets 14c. SUGAR AND iFI.QUIt PORTLAND, .Nov. 1 (ff) Sugar cane granulated, 4.B5; fruit 5,0S; beet sugar, 94.76. ' Domestic flour Selling price,. mill delivery, 2S4bl . lotsi patent, 4Gs, $0.70a 7.40; blended 'flour. $8,15 0.70; soft white pastry flour, 5.77g 5.86; bakers' hard wheat flour, 6.70 a W.80; rye, ,'6,60 (6.20; whole wheat, $5.35a5.85; graham, $5.50. INJURIES PROVE FATAL DALLAS, Nov. 1 m Ranoy Thompson, 33, died here last night from Injuries received Tuesday at Black Rock where he worked for the Willamette Valley Lumber company. FRECKLES AND HIS - Time PRINGLE VS lATCHIrJSA FLAT PASS, OVER CENTER, WEIL, OP PRINeTLE, SCORSS A TWCHDoWW , PUTTIUS TVIEM OPT IM FfloMT BV A SCORE OP 6 To O.'... SHADVSIDE RONUINS, PLUMfflNS, BLOCKIWS A KID PA$sisk3, ey both teams, SEKlD.THBItLS TUROOSH SEVERAL TMDUSAWD FAUS IN THE STAMDS !.' Om a subprisc half spinner, FPECI4.ES carries 7ME BALL FOR. a tvnslve-yarp sain the entire teams seem to be PILED ON Top of hiw !! CHAN FOOTBALL TORRENT FURN. ROOM, 1604-4th. Ph. 818 R. : vlO-30-8 tp. WELL turn. 4-nn. apt; unfurn. bouse, dose In. Inq. J708 4th, Ph. 1-W. .10-l7lino. MOD.' FURN1SKBD APT. 1311 O Ave. . . .'10-10-1 mp MISCELLANEOUS IF HALLOWE'EN children took -yellow Persian eat from- 3102 N. Fir please return, Reward, 11-1-8 t WHY DISCARD that chair or. daven ...port? Have tt reupholsterodln .latest fabrics by expert upholflters.;-Qual-lty work at lowest prices. he, Grande , , Mattress & Cpbolsterlng Co, Phone 424 W. , B-a-1 t. DO WELL-BROS, OLBAN-UP Ws wiK clean up your ashes,, papers,, eo. Phone S23-J. 8-8-t (. EASTERN OREGON Softool of MUSlO, t Tiolin, piano, voice. Oredlts. I., O. O. P, temple. 44 7-J. v 8-fl-l m. WANTED 3 OR MORE -PA6SBNGERS to share expenses to Bit turn, Ore., around Nov. 4. 1407 S. Ave. Upstairs Apt, ' ill"rl I : I -11.1-1 tp'. WANTED- Potato pickers Thurs. .a. , m. Farmers 37, Imbler. Mike Roves. Hl-l.-l.tp. : LI Ml. , L ' SHAREHOLDERS MEETING ..Notice is hereby given that a spe cial meeting of the shareholders Of the First National Bank of La Grande. Oregon,., is, called to be held -at the City Hall, at La Grande, Oregon, at 10 :00 - a. - m., Saturday, : December 2, 1933. This meeting is called .to determine the. policy of this bank relative to Federal Deposit Insurance and other matters properly coming before the stockholders. At the Direction of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST NA TIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE. (Signed) A. K. PARKER, Cashier. 11-1-1 m. "Sometimeagoecxemabrokeouli on-myleg. After weeks of special treatment during which time the itching and burning was so ; severe I could hardly stand it, I was told nothing more could be done for me. A friend of mine urged me to try Rcsinol Oint ment, which 1 did, I am happy to say it healed my leg completely and I havejiever had any break" ing out since." ' (jfonnfl Mrs. B. P, Nemeonmptta. Pawiucket, R. I. . POR FREE TRIAL size package of Rcsino! Ointment and Soap with copy of our Skill Treatment booklet. write to Resinol. Depart mene 89, Baltimore, Maryland. FRIENDS by Blosser Out! - . ... ... v FRECKLES IS OUT.' CALL TIME AUD ; SET J0Sm I ITCHES AND r4 1 1 burns we&M&p i JA THE DOC, A CRASH.'! , J THE stiff -itm, when properr used, ii a valu able weapon or s ball earner but when illegally used, it is the cause of a lot of broken noses on tht gridiron. Rules Mate that a ball earner may use hut hands or arms to ward off ladders. But when a runran deliberately doubles up his fist and uses it on the end of his stiff arm, he is guilty of illegal , use of the hands. It's hard foe a referee to discern this action m long runs.when a baB earner in the open is awaj down the field, stW-armmg the secoodary de fense. The referee has to be right on the heels of the runner to-see if his fist rs used. This rs impossible, sometimes,' and the only remedy for this unsportsmanlike conduct is fot the runner hrmsdf to play dean .football Sketch shows the illegal stiff-arm. , mil ' fflLOOWN. A4D X ' 1 ' X WcXk.OMY DARE BRINQ-Le'fj HI llllWH'lll MCJONV. THINK WEfe , I HOrAB VV 61RL, , CUZ. FxM K r t I VE Rl&HT SORT OF V SHGO SAV HOWOV, i'-'JWi l. cismbt wseivici.iKe. 1HE Ot-P GUARD nia.u.apAT.orr. il-l. THE BUNGLE FAMILY YES IT'S'TRUE f. AUNT AJ3AXHA, J 1 XaARDAMElXA, . KRSOUJXE COLLECTOR OF WEALTH HUSBAJD6, i HAS BEEM BO AGRgSSIVE IK eUPPORTlNia iHEEe. NEW . MILUOlAJRB , .FRIEMD'6 PLAN , TO AROUSE PEfic3'9 JEALOUSY THAU MOMTSOrffiRX WELCOMED A. WARtflMG Ci HIS TRIAL, rRpMAhtCE. ' RES.U.S. W.T. OFF, lt'l J0EPAL00KA WE'RE BEINf, POH HEVVIMS I BEEN TROTTING V avem iMrv rat n-rr l A BIT WITH ZA THIS MRS. rt, ELLA., r ' Ji- HELD 'UP. JA PIJT DEM CANNIN5 . DIANA DANE SCORCH Y SMITH 'TrLWi Flagged ' f f VeS.TTHIMrf V fdSN 7H f THAT'S THE I I ''"''KMHi' T V0U 5UR6 HAIi&A'5, Z. i SSCs?-lT hitLeo '. I c:r:, idea of fl4gginghM rah what's up7M' ' vV Your. wervEi ) V" ;; . , 1 J5 ZfJX1?) -r Misr f$Sjjy track rf5SV-EIVITV-SlRt v DAUGHTER OF ' I HE'S PROMISEOTOKEEPA I DON'T KNOW WHETHER I f HE'S WORRIED DAT DE WICr WOrlT ffff SURELY 0ESE CHIN COILS "fegS HIS MITS OFFA DE J TOOTSIE'D WANTA Wl& . GET BV WIT HIS SWEETIE -PIE J jS&Zf.. S- WILL SEND HIM ON JtSSS DIUvCOICUS-HE VZ EVEN OFFA THE J, m WfCCV ' HIS WAY.' SVSs5tel HAS GIVEN YOUSE Jf. ' Wl- XmJLS W WHAlT CW'1 1 DO?, WFW r?L !PS-I ' X ) ' TT : ALL OF HIS LOCKS -CL - CK? J TtjI f 0ERE HASN'T BEEN h'Z7MT)X IF F0157 C3 . ATtl ; g WHY DON T Ifef?. yTfiLSj fi A HAIR. ON MY A "MSS? VOUSE DON'T , , i? 12 ' PlEASE ' BE CAREFUL MONTY. I UNDERSTAND SHE'S VERY WORLDLY. AS YOU KNOW, EL DORA.DO CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL. tEVER, 0ONT TRY THAtf' IJS-GRACIOUS I OH LAWSY W STUVF YOU'RE ( SAKE 3 r DAT HALF WANTED PER GENTILMUN-I BREED FELLER- SAKE muKVBK ll THE MURDER OF II JOHNNY ELKftV. K-l. H-MM! FOR ONCE V ESPECIALLY I'M INCLINED TO J I IN PHON INQ BELIEVE AUNT y ME so AJrlf-A?VICE: OFTEN...AND THAT DAJ3.DAN- i-vv- p. trrc ELLA WOMAJvl pflpsV, WHERE IS MUCH TOO J!A?S tooTo' mJjSzwrs . i uji 1 , fa rvirai ' nil UNNERSTAK. , HE TRIED---1 to-nP.;-ir- IV7C"-T U. 8. Patent Oflloe (Tradomark Registered) ! T JIM UA1PD . NO, HE DOESNT I THE NAME ,. EyACTW Rrt ONt! m IK! If THAT VOOR WE'RE OUST KEEPING ' V "? , ILITTLE BOY A HIM, FOR THE t , . FROM THE WAY MY FEET ACHE 'ALL THE TIME I FEEL AS IF I HAD BEEN HOPPING ON HOT BRICKS EVER SINCE . I MET 'THAT WOMAN.; f SO-BETTER KEEP Ww-WE, WAS JIST ;F G-60LLV, THIS IS TERRIBLE.!! Vli I QUIET EV'RYTHlN I COOKIN OUR LUNCH I 1 COULD ESPLA1N IN AMIN1T Bf7 GIT tM HE - fAUX BOJSTION NOPE-HE'S OF youRS, UTTLE HAS HAD BREAK HIS JUSJ DIED r WHAT MSNEERP MRS. DARD' BETWEEN HER ANELLA THE PHONE AND PEGGY!? AH PEGGY! AGAIN? AS I LOOK AT YOU TO. WASN'T. YOUR DEAR PHOTO, I AM IN AND, REMINDED THEN HANG L DIDN'Tl m HE'S ALU i AJ0E,eH,? I GEE , TMW'S " 1 HrWER VMHO A TOUQH MOTHER . . . v Mority, Sibyl Calling!; YES SIR! AND I DID THAT SIR, BUT SHE CALLED ABA1N ON blR,ANU IrH ' SPITE OF ME ' I TOLD SPEAKING QUITE SAY I SHARPL!r,;SHE 1 INSISTS THAT YOU ARE , SIR. Under Arrest The Hero JUST . A . -TOO BAO Vyrl
