La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 27, 1933, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE fcVENtNCl OBSERVER, LA GltANDE, OttlS. Poire Fir OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES . That Face! ! CLASSIFIED ADS Vjhi MAKKR VLACa OF UNION WALLOWA COUNT IM J OH, NO. NOT TRYIN' TO BE SMART- JUST BEIN' PREPARED FER TH' WORST. I NEARLY FROZE TO DEATH MUSH WHERE DO YOU GET THAT MUSH STUBF-? (Court live average word to the tin.) HATB8 BY MONTH IF ANYBODY TALKS ANYTHING BUT LEFT JABS, FORWARD PASSES, HOME RUNS, OR SOCKS a line, per month . 8 Hum, per month . 4 llnei. per month . : 0 lines, per month . Per llae.Ut, Insertion. 100 STOPPED TH' CAR TO TALK Por Une, each added comeo- .4.00 M.lt utlT insertion , .,10 J6e l ( (JMfc- Ut tUUK OUT HKItNUi: NOW, IF I ONLY HAD A PAIR OF EAR MUFFS, SO I COULDN'T HEAR TH" MUSH - WHY, I THINK I COULD LIVE THRU TWO ER Minimum ehaTgO OB OM order , , ... Bach additional line oyer five ON TH' CHIN-ITS MUSHf charged at 60a per line per month. LISTEN -YOU - FOR SALE Monday, November 27, 1933 - - ' ' - - .V- -L. i. I Bp' I -. ( ' NOW.LEfVE EVEWYTHlt-K , , fg ftL.PGVrr--WE CHiLOrfErl .: , ; 1 j -gr-v. KSfcjNowiNO to Me. vve qar this r fcs V AHE RtWTf.nwi i ( rPlllf- W THKT i ALL DOPED OUT , . J $A V . MO. GRIM , .jJA , III ' - j e I -r-rm ill : UM a -J I; ufil1 V I BAiKTER jm TS jmrm I IKS- - T wrH I v FOR RENT THREE HOUR GENUINE! Indian Herb Compound , Jrom Washington, D. O. 180 tablets ' $1.00 box. Phone 634 J. 11-37-3 tp FOR AUE Huy, 10 to ISO ton, 6 ton. Ph. Form. 20X2, Cove. ' ) 11-27-3 tp COOKED FOOD end turkeys. Wed nesday. Public Market. 11-27-1 tp FOR 'SALE 'Nice -spring chickens. Call Farmers 158. 11-37-2 tp TURKEYS. Farmers 4X. ll-2S-3t HEAVY logging harness with 3V4 truck wagon; 2 yearling heifers. 703 C ave. - ll-25-3tp GOOD trailer, cheap. Ph. 611-W. ll-2S-2t DRESSED geese, 12c lb. Farmer 16. ll-25-2t OUR HOME for sale Hi center of business district.-6-rm. mod. house, 2 lots, -lots of cement work,3 pri vate garages. $500 down ,bal. liko rent.Oall 362 W. or Dow, Drop Inn. 11-24-3 t. HAND ROLLED chocolates 35c lb. Special Fridays and .Saturdays 25c lb. Our candles are always fresh and the best. Cherry Biossom Candy Shop. ll-u-l m FOR SALE Lumber, better than No. 2 oommon, 16-ft. lengths. Horn's Mill, 4 ml. W. of Summerville, $10 per 1000. 11-14-1 mp AUCTIONEERING Rightly conduct ed. Jay Broshears, auctioneer, All col, Ore. 10-28-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 6c. 0-14-t f. Prizewinners In Convict Rodeo Not To 'Blo w In' Cash HUNTSVILLB, Tex. im Turning thumbs down on such polite proj ects ns stage plays and glee club enncorts. Texas convicts put on a real show for the public a highly successful rodeo. At a series of riding and roping exhibitions they drew an estimated total of 20.000 spectators, Including Senator Tom Conally. About 50 con victs from the penitentiary and va rious prison farms took part in each performance. Twelve hundred "good behavior" inmates were brought to Huntsvllle from penal farms to watch the fun. Forty-three "wild and woolly" steers were obtained for the contests. Gross gate receipts were $2637, or (rive times as much as last year's entertainment brought in. Riders were awarded cash prizes of more than $500, accompanied by au admo ' nitlon to "spend It elsewhere than In riotous night life." Judges selected Roy Cox, formerly of Moab, Utah, as the best all around performer. FURN. APT., front ground floor; steam heat, 1000 Wash. 11-27-2 t STEAM-HEATED, apt. 1311 O ave. ll;25-lmp MISCELLANEOUS DEAD VIOLINS brought to life. Live ones put on their toes. Factory fid dles rendered playable. Actual ro volclng, expert adjusting. At your service 'till Dec. 15th. Geo. Hart vlgsen, 2005 N. Greenwood. 11-13-1 m. DO WELL BROS. OLiAN.OP We will clean up your ashes, papers, eic Phone B28-J. 8-8-t I WANTED WANTED Baritone horn. Form. 169. I 11-27-3 tp. MAN WANTED to supply customers with famous Watklna Products In La Grande. Business established, earnings -average $25 weekly, pay starts Immediately. Write J. R. Wat kins Company,. 4525 Hollls Street, Oakland, Calif. 11-27-1 tp THE DALLES Furniture store Is now under management of A. A. Fldler and will pay cash for used furni ture or what have you? 11-15-1 m 'THANKSGIVING -ANN' PLAY IS GIVEN SUNDAY The Tenth Legion play "Thanks giving Ann" by Kate W. Hamilton, was presented last evening toy the Young People's Society at Christian Endeavor at the Presbyterian church at the hour of the regular devotional service. It was well received, by a very, large group ot the young people, Miss Mary Frees toeing in charge ot the meeting proper. The p?ay which emphasizes the principles of ti thing was given by the following cast: Dr. Charles Allen, Frederick Binga man. Mrs. Oarolyn Allen, his wile, Joan Leslie. i Their children, Susie and Johnnie, Beverly Victor and Charlee Hurley. Mr. Jones, Chiton Smith. Silos, the colored mail, Donald Jas per. Thanksgiving Ann, Yudath Victor, ric it. 4 S-ii-y, neau.s. pAT.orr. WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY. Ir1: i C ( THIS IS MRS. NEFAWSLE. ) HOWDO ) SPf tvTCe gE) . yJ . Wjf jn SHE'S BEEN KEEPING THB..ASOU DO i I WV6 ' jfer-4 THAT r ' ' oV.UTTUE BQ top u f y BE3 ' f 1933 BY NtA SERVICI. INC. THE BUNGLE FAMILY Welcome! Ranchcrfl controlling' more ' than half or Nevada's 'Wheat acreage have signed federal production limitation contracts. - Louis Jones, aged plantation handy man near Klngstree. 8. 0.. makes his shoo leather last by alternating his right and left shoes dally. The South Carolina Emergency Be lief administration has established six bureaus In as many parts of the state In efforts to control beggars. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser The Conquering Hero! Jmid CHEERS HURRAHS HU22AHS FRECKLES IS SEIZEP BY THE CROWD. MAD WITH JUBILATION OVER SHADVSIDE ! WINNING . THE DISTRICT (CHAMPIONSHIP OUR HERO ) who's Igf BOYOBoy ) J ALL RIGHT? y ' YOU fh. ! f FRECKLES.' 7V MJERE A .J FRECKLES' I--7 SENSATIOM, )Q WAIT A MINUTE, FELLAS 1 DIDMT WIM THIS 67AME ANY MORE THAN THE OTHER TEH BOYS ...EVERY MAN P0 HIS PART, OR I COULDNT HAVE MAPS THOSE TOUCHPOWNS 1 SOT MY CHANCE AND DID THE BEST I COULD I II r ANY SINGLE I I M VM.,.')S7 PLAYER ! ER3RE HE EVEM SETS A CHANCE TO CHANCE CLOTHES, PEFORTERS i SWARM ? ABOUT HIM. ff (S'WAN.1 j M YOU EVEN DA2ZLED us:; J , in Mcr iimuuicdci 1 ,1N, ( On tme othecj sios of -rue How viERE yoo & ahd how dpessinc poom cbash dis Able lo set m pip tu slip )S 8EmG attended by the AVIAY PROM p THROUCH THE JiMoSiS KlNCSToNS M WHOLE TEAM, HupRy up doc... I ') SECONDARY ON THAT LAST L VANTA go OVER AN' DEFENSE, I TOUCHDOVJM SAy SOMETHING TO A OtvT THEIR WAV EACK TO THE SHORE THEy LEFT WHEM A TOO OBLIGlMiS GENTLEMAJsf HELPED A. KPMArJTlC LAJy ABOARD MoPGOME;Ry EL, DORADO'S MEITHER. KNEW OF . AXOTHER LADV WAlTnJa rOR. 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