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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, Pairo Five (Ooyat llTe avetsgtt. word , BATI3 BY MONTH 9 Unaa, per .month 8 Unaa, jpar montn " " 4 Unaa, per. month "" fl Unaa, par month M.78 iKacrj additional Una otbt live ohargad at OOo per llna par month.; to tna una.) Par Una,.iat Insertion , ,10a Par llna, cb added 00 qmo uttya Insertion ' To Minimum cnarge on on onlar Mc FOR SALE AT YOUR SERVICE Joy fireshears, Auctioneer, R. D, 1, Allcel. 8-20-1 jii. ALFALFA KAY, 5.00 ton. Ciood place to wiutor stock, ,Ph. Farm. 0X6, " Cove. 11-3-3 tp. AND KIND OF DRY WOOD. Good quality. NRA prices. Ph. 143 J. ai 1 j . ; ,-M-i,m, SCRATCH PAPER lor achoo! or home at the Observer. 3 pads for So. 9-14-t f. .'BADDLB HORSE, saddle and bridle. ,?. Coll 431 J. - 11-3-3 tp. !,TOIl .BALE ' Good , team, harness, i. wngen. Tom Harrison, Old, Town. . .' " ' 11-3-3 tp "r Friday, November 3, 1933 , OUTOURWAY ' By ,T. R. Williams THE NEWF ANGLES , The Grocery at The Crossroads! m , . ., ...p., i..-r- TfvTZPT, 5c Wllllillllllllllllllito YepciLMorjcHAOTHE A sou nW butter xou'll hpve , ,OKf. there's I ' 1 ! 1 ABrvFUU tAOQM, VNtUU.X ftNT -TrW LL- BE U I W41.Y GWXRV.IT'SBWnX AND COFFEE AHD, ) A MINUTE . STRWGEtt. ' A NO MURRY 7 JS , ; V 6ATHNQ rTHE t-fcND -0 CaOOFW- pitu OF THA"Tl 1 at the tour k vaam eu-se? go is oust stmcTINQ . V f RESTFUL &LC-ft -tHftT AK'T COOFN , ND III I ITH fTvTV ' i. - 1 ffi r- i- THIMK1N&. I'M ENDOWING Mi 1 ill JHJv X-TT7 ' ' JZS 1 ' AND DREAM ,, FOR MnuO , tWE MOOM! " Ml MVX ' i 5.t5ML ? Q MY f CLASSIFIED ADfi ' THJI MAItKST rLtCI OF CNION WUXOWA COUNTIM ' i ! I i . r BARGAIN PRICE on 4 plato grfen ' and white Hotpolnt range. Oall pi 404 W. 11-3-1 tp ,'PUi;E CIDER, mado dally, 25c gal. !) v;Itli own'Jug. Call M 891. .11-3-1 tp OR TRADE, 4-wiieel trailer, 1005'Ad- ams. 11-3-3 t RHODE Island Red pulleta. F. 37. .Il-S-3 t. GOOD POTATOES CHEAP. Will de liver In S 6ack lots. .Milo Pratt, Jm- Ker, on highway. illr3-3 tp. CABBAGE, winter .turnips, rutabagas and squash. Call F. 188. 11-2-6 t FOR SALE Cabbage, lo lb. o:(P. Klein, on Bush place la Frultdale. 11-2-3 tp. Ford Model A 4 -door sedan a 165. Ford Model A Panel Delivery 165. Chevrolet Coach $120. . i .SMITH'S, GARAGE. . , Sliiiil v'r "-I- OOOD, sound graded Rome Beauty and Qano apples, 15c .box. Deli clous and Jonathan 20c. Cleaver's, on'hlghway, Imblcr. Bring box. 10-31-5 t AUCTIONEERING ;Rlghtly conduct ed. Jay Breshears, auctioneer, All cel, Ore. 10-28-1 mp. BARGAIN .on .field .run. potatoes. Non-lrrlgated Netted Gems $i sack in S sack lots. Ph. Farmers 183. r 10-26-t f. Whitman Wjill Play Puget Sound Teqjn WALLA WALLA, Nov. 3 (P) Twenty-three players and Coach R. V, Borlesko entrained this morning lor Tacoma where the annual WhlLman College of -Puget Sound football game will be played .Saturday. While several regulars were In top condition Borleske said that In Wed nesday's and Thursday's signal drills "they looked more like ,a foobball team than any time this season." Clear Weather Js Predicted For N. W (Continued from Page One) A torrential rain between 5 and 6:30 o'clock last night brought a half Inch of rain, and the total for Thurs day was .87 of an inch. Seattle had ,2.20 Inches during the day. The Willamette river hero rose mare than one ioot in the 24-hour .period. A further moderate rise Is ex pected. " SEATTLE, Nov. 3 (fl1) Rising FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by BJosser Befuddled! " DOWN THE FIELD AT BREAK-NECK SPEBO, RED KINS OVERTAKES FRECKLES 0H THE FIVE YAPP line!! WHAT SORT OF GQPFY FOOTBALL IS THIS, ArJYWAY ? mufti-- itir I Miuv -,11 I IDEA OF Y3UWEKE RUMUIMG TACKLIWS yTME WRONS VWAy-U'RE HEAP MUST BE W A VJHIRL ' M' 31 CLEAN FOOTBALLi- m.v Cv" FOR KENT 6 AND 3-RM. FpRN. aportroeot. 1005 .Ajdoms. n-3-3 1 WELL f urn. 4 -cm. apt; unlurn. house, close in. Inr). 7,0B ,4th. h. 145tW. MOD,. FUBNISIUSD APT.. 1311 O Ave. ,10-10il mp MISCELLANEOUS WHY DISCARD that chair or daven port? Have It reupholstered In Jatest fabrics by expert upholsters. Qual lty work at lowest prices. La Grande Mattress & Upholstering Co, Phone 424 W. . 9-2-1 it, DO WELL BROS. CUSAN-TJP Wa wui clean up your .ashas, papers, etc. Phone 323-J, " 8-8-t ,f. EASTERN OREGON Scbool of Music, ' violin, piano, voice. OredlU. I. O..O. P. temple. 447-J. 9-e-l ,m.' WANTED EXPERIENCED girl wants housework- will also care for children. Miss C..i Zlgllnskl, general delivery. . 11-2-3 tp, FOUND SOMEONE'S lost kliten. Owner may have same by Identifying and pay ing for this ad. Call 1024 W. 11-3-1 t. rivers In -Western Washington, after one of the heaviest rain storms of re cent years liad brought a. downfall of nearly two and a naif Inches here In 24 hours, today threatened, flood damage in the Puget Sound area. Highways were Inundated at vari ous points, and the Stevens Pass highway over the Cascades, above i Skykomish, was closed because of slides. The 6noqualm(e river was out of its banks in several places last night, and the peak of the high water was expected on the Green the White, , the Snohomish and other rivers dur ing today. In West Seattle, four homes woro hit by slides and one was wrecked, ' with Its occupants, Hans' Hangyland 1 and his wife, unable to escape and (being cut and bruised when it top pled over a bank. HOOD RIVER, Ore., Nov. 3 (P) Clear skies today following a -week: of stormy weather In which 3.10 Inches of rain fell, revealed that Mount Hood and Mount Adams have new- mantles of snow far below the tim ber line. HES ALL IM, THAT'S OKAY' CRASH... VIE VWE'LL 6T OUT OF THIS ...JUST LEAVE IT To ME ' : SOTTA TAKE HIM OLTVJE'BE lM A.TIQHT SPpT. . 6U KWOW- F'fW occasions on ihe (oolball field offer as good an excuse (or a poor sport lo get in his dirty digs a rumble. Knowing how lo go allcr a fumble will prevent thai sort of fellow from doine much damage. U an opponent also is going after the ball when il is fumbled, the thing to do is leave your feel nd keep your body between ihe ball and your opponent, ihrowing the body in front of the ball, if il is roiling, lo slop momentum. When recovering the ball, fall around il, not on iL Brim ie into ihe pocket formed by stomach and thighs, and hug il close with the -n... -n . u,u;Jj- Bm IWS Will HC1C3II HIJUIJF ..HUM IIIIISIB IUIH should the ball be under the chesl when one os two nmonenls tush on loo of you V. The sketch shows the proper way lo go after ' I'M OVER... fe? NOYOORE Hoy!! ' rjw V - . 1 I y I I. 1"JJ T US WHVICt. WC --' , in ' I V, 1 ' " "' "" " I THE BUNGLE 'FAMILY What, Gone? rr. ,,r. off 11-3 I ;L -'i!t ''VMm I -U w- 1 , m r m "!-- 1 uaKiafflffiB rri? pat nm,' a " . , . . 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AROW W COKNER. PIVCHUB, PROMISING TO MARRY J . HARD TO TELL ,S ALMOST PITIFULMg7 gOBgr-r MANS rf5&4 WAITIN' FOR VA, DIANA. JjTHANKS. BlFFO IF HE JrNfeTl HIM. THOUSH. ffef Vv) ZWfi MADE A TOUCH- JZ W, ' pJ3t ' DWN V ' W ! THnTTTVq Hair Begets Hair' : . . .. . . IT 1 1 ft S'l-'-Z-y n. ......... r,, rr I I DOKT BOTHER, XSSSfisSssg THAT STUFF - , W . ".m a fumble. ?J
