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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five THE NEWF ANGLES The Grirng Close In! CLASSIFIED AD MARKET FLAM PIT UNION A WALLOWA COVKlDt USTCN'.WE KNOW TWS VS THE. BAXTER WD AND THAT HE'S AN OPPHAN.AND IF TMENEWFANGI.es (Count (It average words to tbs line.) Per line, let '"'"" Pet line, each added coobbo- BATB8 BY MOUTH . a llnee, per month j""1 . 8 llnee, per month t 4 llnee, per month t.oo 6 llnee, per month M.76 Kacb additional line over Uve charged at He per line per month. ARE KEEPW HIM FOB SOMEONE .THAT'S OUR e3 BEAx. IDOK AT THIS- utlve Ineertlpn , yinifwnm chargQ on one order - 2So FOR SALE FOR RENT Monday, November 20, 1933 OUT OUR WAY ' By.J. R. Williams IBB MINE.DAHUNK. ,1 BLOOIE BLftM "I ,0. ( I It-i iM-L,r vni i 1 di i--mi at r-icr I I 1 V Ljf MC GOlMS I ... . I I Ml MV.HAWT BLEEDS. , GALLUP-GALLUPf ) , cruJMritT A IS RIGHT ' 7 A mo vol i o w oo a.i i m i i !- , i i vi. o x. 1930 CHEVROLET conch. Good ap Fcoranco, good mechanical, condi tion, 8265. Perkins Motor Co. 11-20-1 t. ALFALFA HAY 85 ton if taken at enco. Ph. 0X6, Cove. . 11-20-3 tp. COLORED hens and fryers, 2106 N. Fir. -Ph. 409-J. ll-18-3tp ONE MORE CHANCE to pick your Romo , Beauty apples at 16c box. Brlog boxes. L. A. Conkey orchard. 11-17-3 t. HAND ROLLED chocolates 36c lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 26c lb. Our candles are always fresh and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. 11-14-1 m FOR SALE Lumber, better than No. 2 oommoh, 16-ft, lengths. Horn's Mill, 4 ml. W. of Summerville, 810 per 1000. 11-14-1 mp AUCTIONEERING Rightly conduct ed. Jay Breshears, auctioneer. All- ecl, Oro. 10-2B-1 mp AND KIND OF DRY WOOD. Good quality. NRA prices. Ph. 142 J. , . 9-19-1 m. SCRATCH PAPER for, school or homo at the Observer, 2 pads for 6c. 9-14-t f. COVE PERSONALS a, : : J Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Gardner paid a visit to Richland Sunday. Rich land used to be their homo and It was, as Mrs. Gardner says "a home coming." Mrs. Alice Trlppeer spent a week In Walla Walla, Wash, visiting her son Dr. Herman Trlppeer, and also Mrs. Edna Conklin, there. Mr. and Mrs. French took her to Walla Walla Saturday, a week ago, and she stayed until last Saturday, when Dr. Trip peer brought her home. Mrs. Roy Conklin, her son, Roy, and two daughters Ethel and Kathleen, of Union, were dinner guests of Mrs. A. G. Conklin Sunday. 4-RM. APARTMENT, well furnished, with full basement, furnace and , garage. Inquire 1308 5th or call M. 72 during day. 11-20-4 tD FURN. STEAM heated Apte. Inq. 1415 Wash. Ph. 2B1 R. . 11-20-3 tp A WELL FURN. HOUSE, to responsible ' party. Close In. 830. Call M. 639. - ' -.. .11-20-3 t MISCELLANEOUS DEAD VIOLIN8 brought to life. Uve ones put on their toes. Factory fld- , dies rendered playable. Actual re-' voicing, expert adjusting. At your service 'till Dec. 15th. Geo. Hart vlgsen, 2005 N. Greenwood. 11-13-1 m. DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-CP We wlli clean up your ashes, -papers, no. Phone 323-J. 8-8-t f. WANTED THE DALLES Furniture Store is now under management of A. A. Fitter and will pay cash for used furni turo or what have you? 11-16-1 m DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES .Tues day. Will take 2 or 3 passengers. Ph. 928 J. 11-20-1 tp MAN WITH CAR NEEDED IMMED IATELY to fill vacancy local gro cery route. Must too satisfied to make 827.60 (weekly at start; more later. Steady ob, steady pay for willing worker. Write Albert Mills, Route Mgr., 1929 Monmouth, Cin cinnati, O. , 11-20-1 tp. MAN WANTED to supply customers ' with famous Watklns Products In La Grande. Business established, earnings average 825 weekly, pay starts immediately. Write J. R. Watklns Company, 4625 Hollts Street, Oakland, Calif. 11-20-1 tp lng in the Helene Lincoln place re cently vacated by the George Hagey I family. The Hunters lived in what A baby son was born to Mr. and is known as the Jonah Welmer place Mrs. Leonard Mllman at the family In Cove. home here last week. I Fifteen couples gathered. at Camp Miss Rosetta Zellar Is vacationing Yew Bow Saturday for an evening In La Grande for a few days. Miss of dancing, with music furnished by Zellar has been quite closely con- Bernard Orton and his, Merrill. It fined to the house since her sister might be called a depression dance, Mrs. Amanda Whlsler was brought as refreshments were furnished by homo from the hospital, and she Is tho ladles and thq men gave a small having a much needed rest. Miss sum to pay for the muslclnns. This Wihlsler Is caring for tho Invalid. I Is the first dance hereaof the fall A number of families In Cove havo' season. . . ... changed their place of residence." lM' Tn0 nlBh school chorus Is working J. Chadwlck and family, who have hard on the annual minstrel to be lived In Cove for two years, havo presented at the gym Nov: 24 moved to a farm north of town. Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph' Comstock en Chadwick has been working the farm tertalned at dinner Thursday eve but has gone back and forth from nlng at their homo up Mill Creek his town house. I canyon. Plates were laid for ten, the Mr. and Mrs. Otto Aas have moved guests being Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth to the J. E. Mills place east of town LaViolette, Mrs. Hercher, (Mr. and and across the road from the present Mrs. J. R. Price and daughter, Lona Mills residence. Mr. Aas has been Nelda. 1 mb v .T R.unVlnnrt ranch im the r - Mill Creek canyon since his arrival I Tho aggregate value, ' of United in Rove over a vear aeo. States agricultural' production ex- m onH Mrs Hunter have moved ceeds thnt of any other country ex- up Mill Creek canyon and are llv- cept China. i 1 i'''ljli FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Yanked! 1JN THE RECEIVING END OF A LONG PASS FPOM RED KING, AND OUT IN THE CLEAR,Wm . A SURE CHANCE TO SCORE-, FRECKLES BOBBLES it:: II mm:' CO OUT THESE AMD TAKE FRECKLES' PLACE, EDDIE..., AND PULL THAT BALL IH, WHEN YOU (SET OUR HANDS ON IT ! S AwHATcwA tryin' W&m f todo...srab'C ,UVK II BOOBY PRIZE Ikes; I FOR FUMBLES? DDrgT 1 RISHT IN YOUR 1.,., . A I I "Will WIAtSJli I 1 p'lT!-' ' (CLEAN FOOTBALLS J0gND 'IIP ronlM m nitVnse nrohabiv u the most 1 abused man on a football tram. With his allr nuon concentrated on getting the ball back lo die runner, he il unable to watch bis opponent and consequently, is more or less at the mercy of that man. One of the most common notations of the rules practiced by the opponents of an offensive center is illustrated n the accompanyiig sketch. The player on the right has seized the mapper-back's arm, and the next move is to pull I . rtn ki hmwma ine rmier on Balance pV ..!,, lk- lull M manned and DOSsihlv ihrOW the "fit" ball off its correct path. Such action not only is nararnous ro inc or fensive center, but il is a reHeclion on the char acter of the opponent. This is no way to try an) win a football game. I wrsc no, wnnuim. THOSE HkE jHc JXX . DOOBT THAT Sr o & " .THEM'S TH' WNO SHE KIND HE PICKS, Vl , THEIR OBJECTIVE mM) 4fk null B hfj? (R 1 EXPECTS ME TO GO TO, WHEN WE GO -TO AL JIMMIE: lAli wh& VIll D f'P"' ik i) ' "l i jl""! 'J ' l "EE-IT'S THE ONLY KCtOSS f IS "rut's THE COXD. "WE TALK) -305 " ( U I V PfMSr S'i AVdJ : THAT K1HD IN THIS COUNTY, VNELFARE5? VMITH YOU PO COME Rl&WT " mTTTTl TITTT1T TTI n A HATTT . LJ1 "'0.','tft-', J. T,VlT3JC! ": n.tU ISUiNVaJjili JP AIVHJjX ' ' ' .'' ' . .JUatuWAWr'-'"--' ' ' . : ' 1 ; 'UVMt" I Moxurn L-n r" SHE TOLD ME I I Ann1 nI PEfiGY PLEASE DON'T STM3.T I I MQTWna. PL.EA.SE' I THPT WiS BEFORE I MOTHra L-f" EXCITED? ME? NQ I LSTVPeSGY THAT HER. mSW SILLY AMUMENT WITH 0 1 TALKED WITH MM. YoI)TRE M SIR . HA; NO WONDER inrA2cA r SISTER, THAT VAMP ' vriu J V. ME A 'TIMfc. 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