La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 17, 1933, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 HUiaUfeMftrtr- wtfcAL(?rt'iti Friday, November 17, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA' GRANDE, ORE, PafrTWt (CLASSIFIED A!DS IBM MABKR VLACM 0 VKION WAUX)WA COUNT 1M tOtunt five arerage word to tha Una.) Par line, lat lnmrtlcnWo Par line, each adrtctl oonaeo-, utlve lnaertlou ' To' Minimum charge on on order , ', . i.MKl FOR SALE USED SAFE Combinations changed. Phone 343 U. 11-17-3 tp 1829 WHIPPET 8 4-door sedan. Kart tcon trunk. Classy paint Job. Up holstery like new. A-l mechanical condition. (Good tiros. 225. Perk Ins Motcr Co. 11-17-1 t ONE MORE CHANCE to pick your .Homo Beauty apples- at. 15o tbox. Bring boxes. L. 'A. Conkey orchard. 11-17-3 t. WEANEB PIGS, 1.50iea. P.- 188., , . ' . 11-16-3 t FCR SALE-Team of horses. :Cheop for cash. Call Observer. 11-16- tp hand ROLLED chocolates 35o lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays- 25o lb.-- Our candles are always iresn and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. 11-14-1 m FOR -SALE Lumber, better than No. 2 common, 16-ft. lengths. Horn's '. Mill, 4 ralT W, of .eummerylUe,; 10 S per 1000. ., ' 11-14-1 mp t'URNIPS, rutabagas, ands squashes 1S 5 pound j-farm. Bring your sacks. I Gene Becker, Allcel. Ph.p:, 18. i .'. li-l3-tf lAUOTIONEBRUia-'Rlghtly conduct - ed. 'Jav Breshears. auctioneer,. All- celOre. ;10-!-l,Jnp i j (AND, SDiD. OEV DRY "WOOD. Oood quality.! NBA- .prices., fn.i in J. . eW-l m SCRATCH' PAPER for school of Home at the.- Observer pads for Bo. !WTt IU. S. Planning To Build Seadrome i In TheAtlaritic ."WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 W) Soo- sretary Roper said Wednesday :the public works administration had al 'lotted l'.60O,0OO for -toulldlng oa - drome a quarter the regular size, 600 miles off the Atlantic coast for ex perimental purposes. If the experiment succeeds. Roper said full sized seadromes, 1,260 feet long, would be placed at 800 mile Intervals across the ocaan to Europe. Ropor estimated about four months would be roqulred to'ibulld the dem onstration section. The -entire air way would cost $30,000,000. : ' ;.' GAINS 261 YARDS IN GAME f.Al.lNA. Kan. (&) Gosialn Gil- tiort Robinson of Kansas Wesleyon's football team gained 281 yards, an average of nine yards on each of 20 attempts. In the Kansas' 13 to 0 vic tory over Nebraska Wesloyan. .H.ITEWISH SHIP VISITS BELGIUM ANTWERP (T) For the first tlmo a steamer flying the flag of Palestine and with an all-Jewish crew visited this harbor when the motor liner "Emmanuel" put In for engine re- nalrK I ' i I ' ' ! I FRECKLES AND HIS A Tough 13 BASH SCOOPS UP klNSSTOM'S klCk-OFF AMD HAMMERS WIS VAV BACK TO SHADVSIDE'S ' ' FOBTY-VABD STBIPE.... .'l BOY. . ( ALL RISHT, IT'S Rf FUMBLE - ,- ' VOORS....VNEIL USE1 933 3, c'S THE END-ARolIMD" oXTK CLEAN FOOTBALLS JS" i 1 .v- 1 x 1 EJ.TXS BT MONTH I Una, par month - f " a Unea, per month 4 lines, per month 8 Unea, per month Bactt additional Una' orar flya chars. a Me par lino per month: FOR RENT, WELL furn. 4 -nil. apt; unfurn. house, close In. Inq. 1706 4th. Ph. 146-W. ld-17-lmo a-RM. HOUSE, furn. Inquire 1608 M. 11-17-2 t. MISCELLANEOUS DEAD VIOLINS brougto to life. lave ones put on their toes. Factory fid- dies 'rendereoV playable.' Actual re voking, expert adjusting. iAt: your sei'Vlce 'till Deo. 18th. Geo. Hart- vlgeen,- 2005 N. Greenwood. V ll-13-r in. OOWTLL BHOS: OLAN-CI-W6 WtV clean up . your -aahea,-. papers, ee. . Phone 823- J. j... 8-8-t 1 WANTEV WORK 'by ''experienced: seamstress. Coats r611neU'l.B0. All" kinds of . alterations Phone 482-J.. 11-17-2 tp THE DALLES Furniture -Storo Is now nnder'-manftgement 'of.'A.' A. Fitter t and will my oash for used f urttl- tuwror whatrhave you? " 11-16-1 m LOST BLACK BANK PURSE at 16c store 'or In front of Wagner Hardware. Call Farmers 164. 11-17-1 fcp NOV. 14 Sheaffer fountain pen. Find er please call 157, M. 11-10-iP 1. mniwnxr mrxr HUSBANDS AT CAMPSITKUM i'GAMP STTKUM, Ore. (Special) '- Mrs. Harold Earls, Mrs. Wlllard Hous ten and Mrs. Norman Phillips arrived hero by automobile recently. Mrs, Earls Is from Joseph and the other two women' irom La Grande, Mrs. Phillips Is located at Ooqullle and the others in the valley near Camp Slt- kum. Mrs. Louis Greenough and Mrs. Virgil Streeter, arrived from Perry and were joyously welcomed by- their-husbands. They are -,t home now In cabins a short distance tip the creek from the camp. Camp SBkum became the official name -of this camp Nov. 10. E. J. Whiteside, Wa'.den Silvers aritf others were at Bandon'on the coast during tho weekend. The weather! was warm and the fusibility excellent. Noarly one hundred men ifom camp ' attended the corn show at Coqulllo. The men from this and other C. O. C. camps were well entertained by the street sports, firemen's water fights, and have a better idea ofiCoos coun ty resources after having? viewed tho agricultural and other ftthlblts. Charles Carlow of Beaver; ' Utah, vniori a rtn rieer thlrf season which had horns but was accompanied by two fawns. 1 FRIENDS byBlosser BreaK! , EaSER 16 VINDICATE HIMSCLF, FEECkLES ASKS FOR THE BALL OM "WE NEXT PLAY.... THE nilcs date dial Sneman mar tnake ue of his simi.lf he keep! his hands to- gclhei; K he does ihis he may legally use Bw pro jccling parti of his arms on offense. - This rule gives trie linemen a great many op poriunilies for poor sportsmanship. The accom panying sketch shows why. Here the offensive lineman at left is attempt ing to throw his opponenl backward. 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