La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 24, 1933, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pair Five OUT OUR WAY' By J. R, Williams TQE NEWFANGLES Sounds Fishy! fit ' " (Count me nenge ofd ' to tht lint.) Per line, lit Insertion 100 " RATES BT MOHTH a lines, per month 8 Uhee, per montn 4 ltnee, per montn 6 line, per month Per line, each udded oooeeo- Utlre Insertion . - TO J So Minimum cbuge on one order Kaon additional line orer lln charged at SOo pa line per month. Friday, November 24, 1933 CLASSIFIED, ADS Vfn MABKBT FUCI OF UNION A WALLOWA COTOT1M """ ' l THERE-g MOOE TO ALL WJT WE FEEL THfcT V BUT, TO ...... , . IHra -fuu itimiUUW uiru'nc- ricv v-w mvjiw I IftAlouc k KJn, vie. SOMEONE'S AFTEO OlrlMlE., I PBOTECTION , WQHT FOP YOOWSELF, ) NEVER CMISES ! AND MY A -VICE fi THAT YOU NOW, MOW THAN IT'S TWe'VNVSE ANY TROUBLE take vm wm to j-s eve" ;" " V THING TO TJO J , , , . i. THE WELFARE J-JyXvY ' 5v . -r-f ---M.OO -1 FOR SA-LE oqR HOME lor snlo In center ol business district. 6-rm. mo. house. 3 lots, lots of cement work,. 3 prl vata garages, 9500 down ,bal. t like rent. Cjll 382 W. or Dew, Drop Inn. . 11-24-3 t. TURKY, . geese, chlokens, home M: iranberry Jelly and. mince nuat. Public Market. 1 1-24-1 tp FOB SALBr-Hoosler kitchen cabinet, like new. 12.19. W Ave. 11-24-1 tp V?RY I'lNE, VIOLIN, outfit. Splendid. Icru Instrument. trill sell at bar gain. Will accept your old Instru ment at talr price. I Grande Muslo Co., 1104 Spring, 856 J. 11-24-1 tp BARLEY SI 5 at Island house. E. R. Stein. City ware-11-23-3 tp. CONN METAL. FLUTE, regularly priced $138.50, slightly used, 648.50. Radio and Music Supply. 11-22-3 t FOR SALE Combination Majestic radio In excellent cond. Will accept midget radio in trade. Call Obserifcr. 11-22-4 tp. HAND ROLLED chocolates 35o lb. Special Fridays and , Saturdays 25c lb. Our candles are always jresh and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. ' 11-14-1 m FOR SALE Lumber, better than No. 2 oommbn, lfl-lt. lengths. Horn's Mill, 4 ml. W. oi Summervllle, 10 per 1000. 11-14-1 mp AUCTIONEERING Rightly conduct ed. Jay Breshears, auctioneer, AJ1 cel, Ore. 10-28-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER for school or home ' at the Observer. 2 pods tor Sc. ' 9-14-t f. Funeral Service Held Monday For Mrs. Ethel Down Funeral services wore held Monday morning at the Methodist church in Joseph for Ethel Amadell Down, who died at Hot Lake Nov. 17, at the age of 38 years, six months and four days. Rev. G. R. Archer had charge of the services and Roy Daggett, Wm. Cam eron, Barley' Tucker, Roy Bechtel, of Joseph, S.- D. Keltner, and Marlon Jordan, of Enterprise, acted as pall bearers. Interment was in the fam ily plot at Surnmervllle.1 Ethel Stanford "was born nt Parker, Idaho. May 13, 1805. The family later moved to Canada and came from there to Wallowa county In 1916. She was married to Roy Down of Joseph Feb. 8. 1917. and had made her home on the farm near Joseph since that time. She Is survived by her husband, two sons, Eldon' and Melvin. her mother, Mrs. T. B. Stanford, of Mil ton, five sisters, Mrs. Ernest Scheuch, of Freewater. Blanche Stanford, of Milton. Mrs. Mabel Mitchell of Pas co. Mrs. A, T. Nehcr, of Redlandsi Cal Mrs. Eva Carori of Phoenix, FRECKLES AND HIS , Showing Shaoysidb STRIKES HARP ANP FAST SIX Ml MUTES LEFT TO CO... - SCORE -KINGSToM -2.Q IT'S SHADYSIDE 7 The stamps are WILD! 1SN THE RECEIVING EUP, FRECKLES SPECTACULAR CATCH AND kows SIDE OF THE FIELD FOR ANOTHER. -?B0XlS r Of NOW MUCH 1 ISy" I D 1 TIM- LEFT, 4- COAcNH?Y' TJoAT? . f T- NOW! IS L I'D CALL L -! OKiS ME A HIM A -?rj y MINUTE.' It ir-AiiiM 'V ' ft"" " "f ,""cr- '"gJy FORRENTn CLEAN, MODERN, turn. Apt.- Ground floor. 2011 2nd St. Ph. 223 R. . ' 1 11-24-2 tp ROOMS. Close in. Phone 458 J. 11-24-2 tp WELL FURN. HOUSE Close in. Call M. 630. by Dec. 10. H-23-3 t! MISCELLANEOUS DEAD VIOLINS brought to life. Live : ones put on their toes. Factory -ladles rendered playable. Actual re- voiclng, expert adjusting. At your service 'till Deo. 16th. Geo. Hart vlgsen, 2005 N. Greenwood. 11-13-1 m DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Wlli clean up your aabes, -papers, eio. Phone 823-J. ' 8-8-t f. WANTED TO BORROW 300 on good city prop orty. Ph. 642 W. 11-24-1 tp TO RENT, or buy mimeograph ma chine, good cond. Box 11, Observer. 11-23-2 tp THE DALLES Furniture Store Is now under management of A, A. Fldler' and will pay cash for used furnl ture of what have you? 11-15-1 m LOST, BLACK, oblong purso Wednesday af ternoon. Finder phone Main 850. Reward. t " - li-24-3 t. LOST Light gray overcoat at boxing match. Tue. night. Reward: Return to Observer office. li-24-1 tp Ariz., and one brother, Fernie Stan. lord of Milton. DUCK'S NKI'IIKW tlKTS MAYORALTY ROME UP) Vito Mussolini, 22- year-old nephew of the' duce, has been annolnted mayor of Mercato Saraccno, "a town of 10.000 inhabl tants near Fori!, vhere the premier was bcrn. Vito's father was Arnallo. editor of Mussolini's newspaper un til his death last year, Stop Getting Up Nights Ijix the Bladder With Juniper Oil, lluelui. Etc. Drive out the impurities and excess acids that causo Irritation; burning and frequent desire. Juniper oil Is pleasant to take In the form of BU KETS. the bladder laxative, also con taining Buchu leaves, etc. Works on the bladder similar to castor oil on the bowels. Get a 25c box from any drug store. After' four days if not relievcdi of "getting up nights" go back and get your money. If you are bothered with backache of leg pains caused from bladder disorders you are bound to feel better after this cleansing and you get your regular sleep. Moon Drug Co., says "Bukets Is a best seller." Adv. FRIENDS by Blosser Them! Out of a tricky formation, red wheels, props back ajp calmly considers things.. props back awd calmly considers things... it's a moth er. pass.'-' (set itinto) V1 ,f (X& V HIS MITTS, A MOTH ER. PASS.'-' MAKES A JEp DEFTLY """"""-J TOUCHDOWN.' AND DELIBERATELY KICKS THE EXTRA POINT! SCORE -KINGSTON "20 SHADYSIDE 14- WHAT A BALL GAME t , :" Vl: SAY- I ; LEFT YOU V S-S-T- 'AT GUY T nil HAVE MY HEAD 6 EAR, I'M PLAYIN' ASINST SO YOU WOULDN'T BUMPS MY HEA.D (ffiTVCLL IT HURT. NOW WITH HIS -SO I' V &J VHUtRE YOU DOIN' . PUT A 6lG STONE xZN i WITH IT, STUCK UP IN IT, TO LEARN u IV ifil IMiTlK-OM VOUR: HEAD A HIM A LESSON .) iii' EFlij i Is - ' LIKE ' A PLUG - - RIB. U. S. PAT Om THE KNOWLEDGE BUMP. ,,J! I THE BUNGLE FAMILY Alf ECHO OF MOhtT(SOMEV PLAN TO CREAETE TROUBLE! FOR TWO TroUblE- SOME GLTE6TS, Was heard TODAy in" the BiKfiLE HOME: REG US PAT. OFF. JOE PALOOKA Olson recovers consciousness and call's for a "skv pilot". n V- THEY SAY I'M COIN' OUT. TOC I KIN TAKE TT- BUT I BEEN A PRETTY BAD GUV IN ME DAY -AN I WANTA CO DIANA DANE ; (xraega, . , , : . - Check And Double Cross S'LONS, BOVS. AN' I 1 1 MOT A55UREDLV I I I HA, HA-.-' THAT LEAVES I . . I OPERATOK, &ESBECH VOU TO BEND I . M, I I 50-- TH' UN6'5 &U5Y IFVA SEE ANY J yftfh SMALL, &IFFO ME AN OPEN FIELD.'WJ I" EVERV EFFORT".' ' W 7ZWH ? IU- E.ET 1 T ' SUV BREAKIN'fe ' ,-rJOKAY-l NOW ; TO CALL UP V O . ? '1 (T I DIANA MUST Be ' 4K JifT153Me DlKTV T SCORCHY SMITH ' TT' ' - " A Brush TV ISNT "X SL tuJ1 Wht. (WHOM BLACK LEADER IN I U AV, you cam't klupfX '. "Oil V " Uir'lMI roPTKooBiiryM (Cim1 v J s 3 m6 , algwon ,.,B3r!fefe "vf,",1'!1 i 1 TO WARN '-ra ' GET BACK ON YEP- IX ffl ' ' "TRAP . A, I " -DONT ALLOW ' A ysLKP YOUR FACEY 'rfff f - , CM k no &i,Y guys J .-ttv i 'TFTv '-" f ' . N TfTyroM'. con't THE DILLYS - , Hoofing Along I DONT WW WHO YOU I'M GOING- EIGHT OVER. A I I I S'POSE WE MIGHT ITSwSwOT VVOKS JiMNiTl I . I . YAH AN' HERE; , ARE, VOUNOr LADY, BUT J I AND GIVE THAT CAR. AS WELL HANG- .THEM MAPS A SHINY , Wl ?''' wT ' ! I KNOW WHAT I'D DO V DEALER A PIECF OF MY AR0UN' AN' CATCH MONSTER. V RIDlN WITH i YOU S IF I WAS YOUR PAPA.' MIND--THAT THING- C HER WHEN THEY ... . 111'heEE V I ANYMORE (, 1 TCH.TCH .' LOOKIT THAT I I JUST FELL APART.1 A THROW HER. OUT VfM&A ' I COhAF J C C" , -7 CAR.' ' -C0MELOHG, GOIttEOUS) .-J HELLO....YES K-om5 - OH YES 1 ,Sl HELl-O! HELLO! THIS IB MB.S (T?&SrOp UNDERSTAND HELL.O!' HE VBUNGLE.-V NO0'- VERY CUEARCr; l-p HUNGUP. V ----ri5v. A 7 OH 'ES, BUT WOULD J I WELL. IF THIS rs V J2)( ThE FOOT YOU MIND cZ - LT ISN'i THE f & COURSeN jfW FayZ$ TELLING f NaEST 1 WANT TC ?)J. -'iXiSJSL ME WHO & A THING! y. -VBLlQLE jjfmfm : YES. M HELLO! WmEJS0h ? ( I 1 1 1 AJNT NEVER KILT NOBODY lfeff I. ( AN' I "SEED HOW I I YOU MEAN tMfi-tfVa' Jk,,- TWO GUYS BEIN'---HELD rrxmiVOl AN' 1 TOOK p AND THE COOK 7 M jn IS ' ' y 1 i tY . . Xj'tnl I FER MURDER ---AN ITS nWV TH--KNIFE OUTA IM GLAD YOU RE 11 if ' HE . " k v.ur ji MY FAULT -THE.Y ' ! lA'S'A'A U ' I I TH RRF.ED'h HAND I ARD WING ' I H C3MS50N' h rr V U7S-,";i" n aint r-io h ljuwsp-JAi uA them '. innocent mn( n iii YtijrO HB cooks. NNQCfeNce.. miilBil i . i r vs. if r s h i . ?' ii i ill ' v .f , 1 i jiii i i -ti n-inris- a-:, m n ii i -ztu r: i i miri i i i' w-m i hi i i i tub i BUT I DONE WORST. THERE'S UTT-. J IT HAPPENED 1 SPIVWACK H R1HOW' B IMAGINE! A MAN'S VOICE TELLING ME I COUL-D SEE GEORGE TOMORROW. AT THE WATERFRONT.. ...OH I iDON'T UNDERSTAND. SUCH A MYSTERIOUS v wy i ii ji i , a ji . : rv : A NOW THAT NOON... TOMORROW.. I P.EMEMBEP-, AT THE WATERFRONT. HE SAID THERE I WONDER. THAT MAN UP WHEN . I WOULD BE SOM& ONE- HIM WHO WITH GEORGE. WAS ? IT'S TOO WHO?f SO MIXED LET ME UP. IT SEEMS THINK..... J EXACTLY SOMETHING GEORGE ARRANGED, 1 1. 'I i., , v.w HES HE Message From Monty WELL THERE'S ALWAYS LOTS WHY'" HUNG ASKED OF PEOPLE AX THAT WATERFRONT. HE I'LL BE THERE ALL I....OH I HOPE IT'S TRUE;.,.. LIKE THAT I- WILL SEE GEORGE, Olson Comes Clean SLEEPING COMFOFZTABLY-THEl I iv . iviu, ivu t-d. ruH. 6W fiB?JMir . V m m ittHkdn fr--;:, uk...-v , i THROUGH. BUT HE ASKED ME TO GET WORD TO THE SHEWFF OUCKW W HAS PROOF-. OF.SPWWACWSi AND THE. COOKS. . ri..-;