La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 22, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextVVciincSday, 'Novcimbci' 22; 1933 LA GRANftE EVENING OBSEltVKlfr flA- fiRA'NBB, QUE: Vago Throe' CLASSIFIED ADS xbm iiABun m or union wallow a count im (Ooust tlv avereg word ... ,to he line,) Per llCO, Ut Jn r-tlnn in. Per lis, each added oouec- uttve lpMrtlpn , M'"'""'m obkrgo on on order " To -150 RATX8 BY MOUTH 1 line, per month Usee, per month line, per month M.OO a Usee, per month M.76 Kach . additional line over tire charged at too per line per month. FOR SALE CONN METAL FLUTE, . regularly priced (138.60, slightly used, 48.60. Radio and Music Supply. 11-22-3 t FOR SALE Combination Majestic rucllo In excellent cond. Will accept midget radio In trade. Call Observer. ... ' 11-22-4 tp. a'IjFA'LFA HAY 5 ton II (taken at once. Ph. 9X0, Cove. 11-20-3 tp. HAND ROLLED chocolatea 35c lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 26c lb. Our 'icandles are always fresh unit the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. 11-14-1 m FOR SALEV Lumber, better than No.' 2 common, 46-ft. lengths. Horn's Mill, 4, ml. W. or Summerville, 10 per 1000. .. .. . . 11-14-1 mp AOCTIpNEEBlNa Rightly conduct ed, ay Brcshcars, auctioneer, All cel, Ore,... . 10-28-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 3 pads for Be. 9-14-t f. GOSS GARAGE ADDS NEWEST AXLE CHECKER Believing that the . .present day automobile is the racing car of yes terday, and that complete balance of operation Is .necessary to the safety and efficiency of car operation, M. J. doss lias just Installed the latest typo eo.ulprnent for checking and correct ing front axles, the well known Weav er Hair-line System, he says. It Is accurate and correct In operation and Mr. Ooss states that the reading of the guages Is finer than a .hair, on one's head. Axles are straightened, cold, and It Js not necessary to re move the axle either. "Many accidents have been cauecl by wheels being In misalignment. When four wheel brakes are applied as In the case of an emergency, often times due to such misalignment the wheels are forced away from the cen ter of the car, or one wheel is pulled around more than the other, thus the driver, as well as the passengers, are thrown into the ditch Into another car. The result besides injury to car and occuimnts Is often dear," said Mr Ooss. He also stated that it Is amazing how quickly all of the cssen FOR RENT, FURN, APT., steam heat, 1608 Wash. v 11-21-2 t 4-RM. APARTMENT,, well furnished, with full Basement, furnace end garage. Inquire 1806 6th or, ooll M. 72 during day, , : 11-20-4 tp FURN. STEAM heated Apta. Inq. 1416 .Wash. Ph,.2Bl.R. j ... .jU-20.8 tp A WELL FURN. HOUSE to responsible ' party. Close in. $30. Call M. '639. 11-20-3 t MISCELLANEOUS DEAD VIOLINS brought to life. Live . ones put on their toes.. Factory fid dles rendered playable. Actual re volcing, expert adjusting. At your service 'till Dec. 16tn. Oeb. Hart vlgsen, 2005 N. Greenwood. , . Jl-13-1 m. DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We wil Clean up your ashes, papers, etc Phone 828-J. 8-8-t f WANTED MEN TO CHOP WOOD on. shares. Good timber, good hauling; living quarters. 804 So, 2nd. . 11-21-8 tp THE DALLES Furniture Store is now under management .of A., A. If Idler: and will pay cash lor used, furni ture or what have you? .- 14-1S-1 m LOST 'ENOLISH Literature Prose and Poo try" 'book bet. Normal and 'Island City. Reward. Moon Drug Co. . 11-21-3 t. tlals pertaining to the operation of the steering can be analyzed and cor rected. . . . .... -.Mr., Goes is .extending this courtesy service free to the public. Send! In Your Fur Trimmed COATS . For Mld-wlntcr CLEANING Our process safely cleans and re stores now life to your garment. ODORLESS DRY CLEANERS 1107 Washington Main 701 .... I'OltTI.ANI) PRODUCE.... PORTLAND, Nov. .22 (, Butter Prints, extras, 24c; standards 23c lb.. But'terfat Portland delivery: A grade 21o. Farmer's door delivery, 19c per -lb.; sweet cream 5c higher. Eggs Pacific poultry producers' selling price: fresh extra specials, 31c; extras, 29c; standards '24c; mediums 25c; pullets 18c dozen. Buying prioo; by wholesalers: fresh extras wa aoz.; firsts 23c; mediums 20c aoz.; unaer grade 14c; pullets 14c. KICAIt AND FLOUR PORTLAND, Nov. 22 (i!) Sugar Cane granulated, 4.05; fruit or berry, $4.85; beet sugar, $4.55. Domestic flour Selling price mill delivery, 25-bbl lots: patent, 49s, $8.707.40; blended flour, $6.15 $0.70; soft white pastry flour, $5.76s $5.85; bakers' hard wheat flour, $5.75 $6.00; rye, $5.60 & $6.20; whole wheat, $6.350.85; graham, $5.60. Steve Sabol, North Carolina State College center, was credited with 240 minutes of uninterrupted playing In the first four games of the season. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Another Chance for Freckles! Fourth quarter: Kingston leading BY7OToO.DETERMINEDT0A POIWT Ofs DESPERATION, CRASH SMACKS OFF LEFT TACKLE LIKE A TOM OP TNT. SOMEBODY'S ) . ITS Crash cracks kiNcTSWS STURDY DEFENSE ONCE TOO OFTEN.... HES LED OFF THE FIELD WITH A VJEEWCHED AUkLEOUTOFTHE GAME! OUT OUR WAY By J, R. Williams . THE NEWFANGLES SAY. BOB, WHILE VOU'RE WRITING TO COUSIN' WALTER;' TELL HIM TO TELL AUNT $ftDIB I'M GOING' TO SEND SOME CLOTHES' YOU'VE OUTGROWM.THkT WILL DO FOR FRANKIE TO WEAR AROUND THE FARM AND TELL- TELL HIM TO TELL UNCLE ART THAT I CAN PICK HIM UP A FIWE USED CAR FOR A 'SONG TELL HIM IT'S ONLY BEEN DRIVEN lOO MILES OH.'SAY- TELL HIM , TO TELL EFFIE THAT I THINK I-CAN GET' HER A JOB IN OOR OFFICE - ASK IF SHE'S FAIRLY GOOD ON A TYPEWRITER SHE'D HAVE TO USE ONE A LITTLE.' TELL HER : THERE'S A GIRL GOINtS' TO QUIT THE LAST , OP TW MONTH; AND TO LET Mt KNOW KlOHl . 1 AWAY, SO I CAN- " in A FINE USED CAR t&??y f I FOR A 'SONG TELL 1 d 1 inu ir': nkn v Drrmi I - run - r ui-i v v tsOvX vKiveN iuu niuta i t fll""' ... W. . Bltu. . MT.orr HEROES ARE M APE-NOT 6QRN Millions at Stake! ferial'' IT'S ALL - I W ELEVEN, AND I'LL ' ' V ! 5 ! SETTLED, " ,' HPWE THE LVTTLE Wpjk 0 TAW, THE 1 THEN . i V ' : , ONES HtPE k , J A i V I aSS' SCHEMING I N- o ' Vl " . . OWMS.AND r-Tv-JVT . ; " 1 :. J THEIR PLN TO i T&X . .T,,.,: i , Atxjpi-jMMie, sa d& - p T ... TVltSBY , . &M WtfL ' I : GWNVNQ OLD : SyjL. rX . , : " VCX L , OCMN BAXTER'S fC ft ( Jk- AW MILLIONS, ARE ' I f 2S ' " Jv THEY MAY e Will-RIGHT, B0t xJir fHfrT DID T TELL YOU .THE MINUTE' THE Wm 1 THE&E"5 SOMETHING ABOUT ; H THERE'9 NOTHIl'lG TO ATI J KTjOPTtON PApEBS , ltS$33?k. THEM THAT I DON'T LIKE.. , . Mp.WVTH -MY UTTLE. . . . G6 THBOUGH.Weu.: rWVELL, WE'LL SEE.VWEN I . A . 5CHEME,,NE'RE VNITHIM J t CJM Ti5:J5gTeB l THE BUNGLE FAMILY BOBBY yoO REPLACE CRASH ! AKID SNAP 'EM UP.. ..I'M GOIK1GTO SEMD YOU BACK W, FRECKLES.' GET OUT THERE WOW AlJD GET "THAT TEAM OP OURS HOT. J (t3N THE FIRST PLAY A KIIJGSTOM MAN DBOP5 BACK. TO SHOOT A SHORT PASS.... LOOK OUT.' V U e IMS fcLN" HmM. "s rricAM:mnTRAiiJtK,sr B ,CKHELUmtn8':lal')H(ll"'Jn,,"cn pilrd up in line play, ot hit hard in an opm Ml tackle. Thne ate several way in wtuch back can tut down the chances ol miury Tlie only way In (uaid ajamsl dirty work in nfoips and in lacklmg is to avoid il as much as possible. Followinz ate a few hints lor ball car- ,,er which may nerp: . Hit hard. Never slop driving. A hard run nins bark b less often hurt than a slow one. Use the interference. The blockers are there to pro tect voil. and if you gel this into your head it will make the game easier on you and make for . i . . ' r.H l I A .i.fl um grealer gains, seam io ian 'or leg hitting the ground is more likely to gel hurt . i... D..M w-il. ilu. fl wvle aoart. fi ihanaiaionc. i - w,." as is shown in sketch . ou re less IJceh- to fall aMWS "' '-' t,ard.onlg.ackled. UCN4UII1I Byti.lM.lf. IAC-. M. Y. ; THE ; HOST TO . A. SELF APPOIKTED FIAKCEE ACQUA.INTM4CE who ioo OBLIGlNiSLV. HELPED SIBYL. DAREtkNELLA ABQAPP THE , , REMAINfS lbt SECLVSrOH TKLiaMa TO HIMSELF. REflS-'PAT. OFF. l-Z2- THAT . BOLD ' DAP.DANEU-A WOMAN.. HOW BOARDED ,j "ruria fAn&.T I nxi AND " THCN !lW PRETENDED l1 I PROPOSED .R MARRIAGE ' t-.- Lit. . feY JoVt, ' THINK OF IT! ME MONTGOMERY EL DORADO. ASK THAT WOMAN TO MARRY ME! HOW. ri ABSURD! HA! HA! mm ...a.Vi.ii ANYHOW, I REALIZE NOW THAT. BHE S A DANGEROUS WOMAN. .THIS IS NO TIME FOR ME TO BE TOO, EASY-GOING WITH A WOMAN 7 TRYING TO. TAKE ADVANTAGE , OF MY NATURAL POLITENESS. r, I'll ,. FIX THAT I MEDDLESOME FELLOW 'BUNGLE AT THE SAME TIME, TOO. HOW 'DARE HE, (1 THE FATI IER OF THE ONE GIRL IN TUCI A-iOI r DO IMft THAT ADVENTURESS ON MY YACHT I OH IF I COULD 1 1 2 (. ' .1 JJ , 'HELLO 71 1 ChPTMNI P MR. EL f . DORADO NR. COME c-- TO MY A-V QUARTERS ONCE! -(INK OF sjlff L I lZT: .1 !l.!I'-!;-V;-::-.'.ft!;.; Plan No. 2 YES MR. EL DORADO. I WOULD HAVE BEEN HERE SOONER BUT li THAT CHAP 'fg: MR. BUNGLE vita WAS AGAIN A wi 1 H Mfc ABOUT . GOING ; ASHORE .( WE'LL SEND. HIM ASHORE ALL RIGHT BUT FIRST SEND ME ONE OF YOUR SHARPEST SAILOR6. T WANT HIM TO, GO ASHOREl AND DO SOME ' TELEPHONING BEFORE OUR. . GUESTS LEAVE. t.. A-i-fc--:. 1 - .sfss. i.fc-.v,i nil ii mi wwa Bail ' anw "mrnm i i'i ii:i JOE PALOOKA Nb Relatives W I HAD HOPED "TO GET A lg !r"f,! T 1 MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE.) aAWi W BUT T LOOKS MIGHTY BAD J'fflj 1 FOR NOU FELLOWS SINCE mr?V 3 l THE KNIFE WSjjWfe 1 .NOU'D BETTER WM NOSSIR 1 AVNT GOT V ( LET ME NOTIFY NONE . BUT. GIT j '. YOUR RELATIVES, SMOKE.Y OUTATHtS f ', SPIWVACU. YOU'RE 'FMDUSfe PLEASE . fe , IN A BAD MESS. J IVL ESPLAIN HOW f MAYBE THEY- '.r fl EVERjThTnS MY FAULT-I THERE'S A. OUSON'S THE BAD LOG JArVl MAN TO SEND IN . fp IN THE WVER . I B6STT MAN IN 1L?S ' BETTER USE K THE 'CAMP FOR paffi srijuj Ll L DIANA DANE (Trademarlc Heglsterea) V. 8. Patent Office . Tit for Tat SO VOU AH' TH' REST L J VE5, SlE.' 5HE WENT" IwelL PERSONALLY, I I pgr 5LAT, HEKE., O' TH' BOY5 IS gO"HlfTCOJrAR. u ' 1 "WINK YEE A BIcSGEfzJ , cqs DANA , -, BOYCOTT VTZir- 'MSy 10" BUNCH OF tHANjCM-, yp w, 5TBEEr DIANA ? fff (if Jfc$ EVERY CHAP I THOUGHT YA ASfjJ?z' MOW ' LE'J """ " HI, DIANA. oOOL6V. ( T HO-HO-HA-HA- D0 YA 3lVE HERA FIRST CLASS 5NUBBIN V HA" HA-; SHE tlSVEFZ. EVEN SEEN VAJ GJQ 00 0 1 Liu - . 1 r SCORCHY SMITH (Trademark Registered) TJ. S. Patent Office) Prospects V THtRE'S OUR OLD CVMYON 1 2 KTHIS COUNTRY NE.V6R TJ1T) RKCWER . OVM SCORCHY'. RttAEfABtR?) WE TRED T& LEAS t THt 'MINES 6UTl WELL 'iTS ALLGROWIMGUP ir 4 MEN THtYWMB THE COST, JUST TO asaih' with new trees. mMJ'm, ra'"r"SBEI? TH vwrkin6s -0 mtg W'sS"f BOURSE IT ALWAYS gsSZ v -s SjM!rfWM IP cm nobody at all : '1 wouldn't say that, ever since S STrMtrfl THE VAtUE OP GOLD VCT UP L, f BEEN PULL OF PROSPECTORS SOSW . NO R.L STRlKei SOFAR A. WOW VT IS . but tbet the stuffs 30hanza crkk -there ! was novhere's YOURE RI6WT.'SCOR.C.HY. BUT IT WOULT5 HAVE TO BE, VORVED ON A LARGER SCAlfc THAU BEFORE . - HYORAUUC , XV SAY . -' VM'SH TH( WHOL6 CREEK BED AMD BAHlS . THROUGH SLUICE. BOXES J .THAT 40UNDS I To it! lETSi ' Mil it ii) Tht V, An bum ntfrta ; THE DILLYS tvmj The Pick Up -iCV tf f OH. GRACIOUS, HASKIMS, YOU'LL HAVE ) FORGOT ALL J TO WALK I'LL DRIVE -- THATS MY ABOUT YOU VA, AND THE ELEPHANT . PEANUT CHASER ) "MAW CAN RIDE t-S S THERE.'.' ) . fT WAITA MINUTE ! )( - HOW DARE YOU V GET BACK IN QUESTION MISS ( THERE - I DON'T ) PRISCILLA, SIR., I WANTA RIDE.' J( AND I'D REALLY . r "( RATHER WALK St S -iER.-UH--VVHEN Vl 7 MISS PRlSCILLA ) v IS DRIVING BUT, SIK, YOU MIGHT KEEP HER. FROM STARTING- FOR. FIFTEEN MINUTES IT WOULD GIVE ME A SPOfcTING CHANCE ME BEING ON FOOT ON THE OPEN ROAD. INI TW A. I, AH tUI" 1Mif 1 I CAN'T REACH THE BRAKES BUT 1 LOVE TO DRIVE .' I ft It