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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1933)
Saturday, November 25, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Thre CLASSIFIED ADS V'm uumn mem ow whom waiaowa coram (Oouot (In awraga wpi to tb Una.) 100 . To Jftfl Pr lipa. ch added .sonaao- uun maernou , HH1""' charge on on order , ,, , , , FOi? SALE TURKEYS. Farmers 4X. n-26-at HEAVY logging harness with ' trucfc wagon; 2 yearling heifers. 7M c ave. ll-2S-3tp GOOD .trailer, cheap. Ph.. Bll-W. 1 1-25-2 t DRESSED geese, 12c lb. Farmer 16. lt-26-at OUR HOME lor sale In center of business district. 6-rm. mod. house, 2 lots, lots of cement work, 3 pri vate garage. $500 down ,bal. like' rent, call 302 W. or Dew; Drop Inn. 11-34-3 t. BARLEY W5 at Island City ware house. E. R. Bteln. 11-23-3 tp. CONN METAL FLUTE, regularly prlcecl (138.50, slightly used, (48.60. Radio and Music Supply. 11-22-3 t FOR SALE Combination Majestic radio in excellent cond. Will accept , midget radio In trade. Oal Observer. 11-23-4 tp. HAND ROLLED chocolates 350 lb. Special Fridays and. Saturdays 25c lb. Our candles are always fresh and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. 11-14-1 m FOB SALE Lumber, better than No. 2 oomrnon, ltt-ft. lengths. Horn's Mill. 4 ml. W. or SummervUle, 10 per 1000. . 11-14-1 mp AUCTIONEERING Rightly conduct' ed. Jay Breshears, auctioneer, All eel, Ore. 10-28-1 mp f SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for (So. 0-14-t f. PA NAMES NEW AMBASSADOR TO CUBAN REPUBLIC WARM SPRINGS, Oa., Nov. 25 ff President Roosevelt 1b changing ambassadors at Cuba In the confl 'donce of .the early establishment of a government there meeting his con ditions for recognition through sta bility. Apparently satisfied that the pro visional government of President 'Grau San Martin "will reach some peaceful agreement" In the "near-future" which "may result In general support of government" he announc-. ed Ills diplomatic transfer suddenly. ' Ambassador Sumner Welles after -a return to Cuba to complete the un derstanding ID returning to the United States as assistant secretary 'of state and Jofferson Caffery, pres. ent assistant secretary of state, Is go ing to Havana. Lower freight rates obtained In the Inst year on milk shipped into Bos ton meant! a saving of about 10 cents a hundred pounds to dairymen. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Champions '(With one iainute to go- fjJD THE SCORE 20TO Wf AGAINST SHAOYSIC6 KINGSTON FUHBLES.AND SHADYSIDE RECOVERS.1 ON "THIS IS OUR LAST CHANCE- WE JUST GOTTA SLIP OVER ANOTHER. .TOUCHDOWN! jOES OVER FOR .ANOTHER TOUCHDOWN, WHICH EVENS THE SC0RE 20 to 20 Shadysides WINNING DEPENDS OS) THEM klCK- INC GOAL !! A TENSE SILENCE HAWOS OVER THE STANDS J ...Who Goes over for THE EXTRA PoiNT,.AS THE GUN ENDS THE f GAME I KINGSTON 20 SHADySIDE . i V OVER AMOTHER 7 a m ' i . I BATa BY WORTH 1 Unto, pr month f " S Unea, pat month 4 llnea, par month .00 . 6 line, per month jM.1S .oil addition! lino over Ut ohargaa) at Wo per Una par month. FOR RENT, STEAM-HEATED opt. 1311 O ave. 11-35-lmp MOD. 6-rm. bungalow, furn. or un lurn., near Normal. Phone Main 10 or 4444 A. - 11-26-lt CLEAN, MODERN, turn. Apt. Ground floor. 2011 2nd at. Ph. 223 R. , 11-34-2 tp ROOMS. Oloso In. Phone 458 J. 11-24-2 tp WELL FURN. HOUS& by Dec. 10. Close In. Call M. .630. 11.23-3 t. MISCELLANEOUS DEAD' VIOLINS brought' to Ule. Live ones put on their toes. Factory ild dies rendered playable. Actual re- VQlclng, expert adjusting. At your service till Deo. letn. oeo. Hart- vigsen. 2005 N. Greenwood. ... H-13-1 m. DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Wlli clean up your aohea, -papera, etc. ' Phone 823-J. a-8-t t. WANTED WOOD haul on shares. F. Truax, Ka mela, 11-25-lt THE DALLES Furniture Store is now under management of A. A. Fldler and will pay cash lor used fuml- ture or what have you? 11-15-1 m Drives 40 Miles To Deal With A Blue Eagle Firm Eastern Oregonians are taking their consumer pledges seriously, .even to trekking 40 miles extra to deal with merchants who are playing) the game according to Blue Eagle rules. .1 R. Z. Baxter, NRA chairman here, reported today that an Elgin man had driven In to La Grande to pur chase a blasting fuse, rather than deal with an Elgin merchant who was not displaying the Blue Eagle. The keeping of his consumer pledge cost the customer a trip of 40 miles. "This Is not at all unusual," de clared Mr. Baxter. "We find that people are Inconveniencing them selves willingly, rather than deal with business men who refuse to cooperate with the president In the recovery drive." Oregon-Idaho NRA executives In Portland, when told of tnt" occurence, lauded the spirit of the La Grande consumers. i "Buying where the Blue 'Eagle flies is the best way to assure the suc cess of the recovery program, de clared Will Simons, Boise, vice chair man of the district recovery board In a message to Mr. Baxter. "Merc haute who are doing their part deserve preference over those who, have not yet signed the reemployment agree- mtit." On the secowd play, freckles. AN END-AROUMD SIDESTEPS AMP RUNS THROUGH THE WHOLE KINGSTON TEAM EXPECTING A PLACEMENT, KINGSTON IS SURPRISED WHEN RED PASSES To FBECKLES. i y t 3 ' cm ft ma 3 r ; 2 DISTRICT ) champions; m PBECkTLES . V 17 M V. s U OUT OUR WAY I KNOVJ CTH AT SECOND NAP BUSIWESS I KNOW THAT REACHIN' OER AN' SHUTTIN1 OFF THE ALARM, 'AND TAKIN' TUAT I ITTI P EYCTRft DOZE VOU CAN'T GET POtN' 1MH J. l-UUNU T roULDM'T DO IT. I AND BE ASUCCESS. " ( SiV HARD ER THINKIN' JOTrJ THE BUNGLE FAMILY. MdtMifbt SmdMIc, Bw. IT. r. The PERSISTENT EFFORTS OF TWO iMlNVlTED ACHT : PASSENSERS To see Their A3R.y-Hoenr WAS REWARDED Tony when; MONTGOMERy APPE ACRED AMD CHEERFLLLy LISTENED , TO TWO COMPLAINTS.' RCG.us.pcr.oPh- il-S JOE PAL00KA ?HE PARSON HURRIES RK3HT CHAMBERS OP THE PRESIDING JUDGE. THESE MEN ARE f FROM WHAT Ho' 3 ABSOLLTTEty INNOCENT HVOUVETDLD ME V ACCORDING TO OLSONS I I CAN SEE: I ! STORV; SOUR HONOR. 4JiVOU'RE RIGHT'. V ;j.MyV --WJ- WE WILL ) DIANA DANE ALL EIGHT, SLAT; I'LL FOGGIVE INS THAT "DON'T DATE UIANA DON'T . CARE "TO GO TO & NQ, slat: DYE I2,5lat: eooo- K- 11. fiM-ST k- . , ,i v t"- J Jk?-jpeNiMfi night: i n . c,fua l ; : SGORCHY SMITH - TJg' . ' Down for the Count THE DILLYS ww-- - - - ' Home Influences WHY DIDN'T YOU GIVE HER. l NO CHILD'S RUNNIN' 1 1 WELL, IF IT WAS ME I I IaT L( VOU TO AMlIZE 1 1 AwS'rte A SOUND CRASHING-THE OVER. MEM -THAT SHE'D GT A GOOD I 'I 'l( THINK.IT WAS ! AND SAY, THAT KID IS Off, J"Sfny,ra ruK?1 .VcTrr VICIOUS LITTLE CREATURE WAS A CAR--AND SPANKING-EVEN f(M P80! ,?, fT RlKV '"ArD- MY STOMACHS? TCH,TCH, LET A CHILD A BLAMED BIG- . IF I HAD TO SEARCH ifflWWj fffiB KID WHAT 1 THAN TOT?E ARE SWAWf --r A CHILD . J - - cmrTERlNfr Tr..' " - RUU OVER. VOU !! ONE, TOO y- SIX COUNTIES TO SSiWL R"N OVER ) V IN A BAWIPEM Fv vr :( up tHE POAD' Yf2 " 1 "r LITTLE T MAV8E THAT KID DONIT CARE ABOUT curcess. maybe ; HE FIGGERS SUCCESS IN Uf-fc i; cwJoviM' ALL- IS B.MJOYIN' ALU S- THEN! LITTLE NQWHERES, THAT -KEEf- YOU FROM BEIN' ASUCCE' THAT -KEEP' YOU D LIKE SLEEPING AN, kJOT NAIORKIM1 TOO J imSn. k.lT UinCK kl" TOD I ,0T. I HARD ER THINKIN TOO MUCH - TO THE PRIVATE VOU FOR JOIN (JLUD , CUV THE eooo - AHYOU! OH illi i gfl TEDANELLA.J ifi' SIBYL. 1 DOLING MMU MOMENT . LI ST EN "REFUSED itmOfJZ 1 TBjt-D ffliifH WHEN jaM EL- DORADO, jLffr SPtVWACK, THERE'S ( B-BD'Y L . ( BEEN A CONFESSION, . HOW A,., EVERYTHING'S BEEMJ ABOUT... r 1 CHECKED) AJS'lSMOKEj.V I SORRY M3U'VE. ALREADY BOLK3HT THEl ' II I THINK. I'LL GO l93&, v. . A.r TICKETS, BIFFO. VASK. SOME OTHEK ON UP TO BEOAKT WHA f H By J, R. Williams WHYi SURE THAT KID IS A SUCCGSS,-GHT THAT NOW J A success AT QITT'N BY, AS EASY AS P0S&ISI.E "THINGS IN FACT A B16SER success, IN HIS OWN WAY, THAU TH1 BULL IS, HIS. EP - Trademark Begiateroa) U. a Patent Offloa THE NEWFANGLES 3U KEEPINQ WITH HE.E PROMISE , NURSE DURANT IS PREPARING TO HAVE SEVERAL V0UN6STERS . READY FOR THE GRIMSWHEN THEY RETURN TO THE WELFARE TO PICK OUT A TOT FOR ADOPTION. THIS IS MISS DUDANT,' AT THE WELFARE. CAN VOU BRING 0IMMIE DOWN HERE BEFORE ELEVEN O'CLOCK ? A -t: r" r -r KAtn ' 1 V. I LgjgiiEP j 'j yrc I ITWHAT IS THE lILL? JH YES TeNOUGH, CAPTAIN! 1 OH MONTY cS T II MEANING OF THIS? W qu SIR, Jf IWANT MY W,0E 1 M N Sn1,' MY GUESTS COM-mqm;fy ffll MR-EL QUESTS TAKEhTV NO. 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