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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,! LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES Too Much for Gladys CLASSIFIED ADGJ huui rukcs or union wallow a couhtibb (Oouat U average worda .to, the 11m.) BATSS BT MOUTH a llnea, per month . Par Upa.' lt laaertloi), ipn 8 llnea, per montn . 4 llnea, per montb . Per Una. oh added oouno- uttva Inaartlon , To t llnea, par montb . -4.76 Minimum charge on on order , , , , JUcn additional Una orer live ebargad at 60c per line par xoontbi Monday, November 27, 1933 SI ,!,. - FOR SALE FOR SALE-Preesod turkeyB. Mrs. C. J. Scrlbor. Pb. 363 M. 11-28-1 t. PAT RHODE ISLAND RED bene. Mrs, p. C. Conner., p.h. .268;. . . , J 1.28-2 t FOB 6Ai Delicious, . Borne Beauty utiles, 20o to 76c bos. Courtney's, May. Park. 11-28-8 t GENUINE Indian Herb Compound Irom Washington, D. O. 180 tablet 1.00 box. Phone 834 J. 11-27-8 tp FOB BALE Hay, JO to 150 ton, S toil. Pn. Farm, 20X2, Cove. 11-27-3 tp FOB SALE Nlc spring chickens. Call Farmers 165. 11-27-2 tp TURKEYS. Farmers 4X. ll-2S-3t HEAVY logging harness with 314 truck wagon; 2 yearling heifers, . 702 C aye. Jl-25-3tp DRESSED geese, 12c lb. Farmer 18. 11-26-21 HAND ROLLED chocolates 36o lb; Special Fridays and Saturdays 25o lb. . Our candles .are always fresh and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. . 11-14-1 m AUCTIONEEBINO Rightly conduoV cd. Jay, Breshears, auctioneer, All eel, Ore. . 10-28-1 mp CRATCH PAPEB for school or home at the Observer, 2 pads for fro. 9-14-t fi eji , . i i l. '- . -.L .u Fahey's Words Bring Real Estate Cheer WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 OT John H- Fahey, chairman of the home own-; ers loan corporation, Monday told newsmen at his press conference that an, Increasing .withdrawal of loan ap plications from the corporation to be financed instead by private insti tutions indicated greater . confidence In the future of the real estate mar ket. 0 ELGIN il'lilttiONALS - . , - Miss Lela Alexander, of Portland, Ja visiting Mr. and Mrs. ,Ben Bendshad' ,lcr on Cricket Flat. Frank Hazelwood, who.has been In the hospital at The Dalles for four .months, has returned home, much Improved in health. , Mrs. Jaok Shaw spent the weekend .In. La Grande with her mother, Mrs. ,'S. M. Galbreath. ,Mrs. Margaret- Vamdermeulen, from ;Los Angeles, Cflil., Is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. E. E. Horman, and her fath er, Albert Kloostra. Mrs. Vander meulen has been gone from this, her former home, for 22 years. Hlllyard Hazelwood, who was seri ously burned a year ago, wlU again ienter the hospital with the hope of having ligaments of the knee straight ed; Hlllyard has no use of his right Jcg and must use crutches. It is hoped that after this he may be able to walk again. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Same Old Crash! jg DO V(X) MIND IP M NO, HOT AT W Ft 1 SAY SOMETHING ALL, CRASH.' JL psi TO Vbl), FRECKLES if SURE... SO W UX ? . fe-V AHEAD -f f EVERYBODY ELSE HAS WM ( VOUR THREE BE EM C0NGR ATULATI MS Yr i TOUCHDOWNS REALLY YOU .OH VOL1R f THANKS, VJERE SWELL,KlO.GEE, PLAYING, FRECK CRASH I IT WAS TOO BAD I SO HERE'S MY HADtJA LEAVE THE MITT ON IT. TOO J JV'W ' GAME IN THE LAST 7 ' SURE IT WAS A YEAH BUT LISTEN TO HIM, WILL BUT, ANYWAY, J SEVERAL MOKE M YA f I'M SURPRISED WE WON THE ) TOUCHDOWNS :?3 THAT HE EVEN CHAMPIONSHIP WOIJLDA BEEU THAT 3 CONGRATULATED -L. yuCH BETTER. J7 FRECKLES. yZ rrzirzrr-SFy CHANCES ARE j I " ) THE COACH PUf I ' I ; "1 P I HIM UP TO jm FOR RENT, TURN. APT., front ground floor, steam neat, ltjoo wasn. ii2'(-a t STBAM-HEATEJ3 apt., 1311 O aye. 11-26-lmp MISCELLANEOUS DEAD VIOLINS brought to life. Live ones put on their toes. Factory fid dles rendered playable. - Actual re voicing, expert adjusting. At your service 'till Dec. 16th. . Geo. Hart vlgsen, 2005 N. Greenwood. 11-13-1 m. 0OWELL BBOB. CXXAN-UP We W1L clean up your aahee, papers, etc. Phone 898-J. 8-8-t t. WANTED WANTED Baritone horp. Farm, 109. I 11-37-3 tp. THE DALLES Furniture Store Is now under management of A. A. PJdler and will pay cosh for used furni ture or wtiat nave you? 11-15-1 m LOST LOST White and Mack setter pup. Finder call 860 J. 11-28-1 t WALLOWA FEItSONALS Mrs. Martha Daugherty, of -Lower valley, celebrated ixor 8 let 3irttiday Monday, Nov. 27, Mrs. Daugnerty en Joys , splendid liealilx axid is alert In body and mind. She is the superin tendent . of , ithe Lower , valley Sunday .school and . in good weather .walks c mile to conduct the - Sunday school When tlie weather , is tibad the .meet ing is. held at "her home. 'Mrs. Dau gherty came to Wallowa .valley fi6 years ago and has always lived on the farm two miles west of Wallowa which Is now her home. Mrs. Homer Renfrow and Infant daughter left the Wallowa hospital and returned to their home at Flora Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Averil Combs, of Co-: qulile left Tuesday for their home af ter .spending Bevera! days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cramer. M. J. Sevlcrs and son, Kenneth. left Tuesday for their home in Berk eley, Cal., after spending a week in Wallowa buying cattle and looking after business interests. In answer to a wire that Ray Mc Kinzle was critically ill In San Fran cisco and wanted to como'home 'Vern McKinzie and Mrs. O. W. McKinzte left TueEday for California to -bring their brother .back to Wallowa. Less .than a month ago Mr. and Mrs. Ray McKinzie went south -hoping the change might benefit his health. Little Patty Harland, who under went an operation for a ruptured ap pendix last week at the Wallowa hos pital and who has been in a serious condition, is reported to be improving now and hopes are held for a speedy recovery. HOWS THE s OLD SOUP 4fl Bot-JE, CRASH? IP THAT'S THE BIG NO -1 FEEL- ' - 1 . ONE YOU'VE BEEN KINDER BLUE. , . I trvIng'toiET for 1 itom"ei" CAN'T ' ' FOUR VEAvRS.'I D N 1T,mt tiL k!T i rTJ- ' 'j Wvvv5.A 1H'NK VOLTD BE MORE HUJ,N N0 X,S'' XX PLEASED -IN FACT, J MORE. J ' fa , A ' TICKLED PINK. V -1 'lyjiS' ; . - rr : s r';" lr?k THE BUNGLE FAMILY VICTIM OP Al j INVOLUin'AJR- . ACHT CRJJ16E VVB 60 GLAJD TO.I5EAJ2H 0HO9E AGAUf THXT ALTHOTSH ACCOMPANIED overlookSd the OF BEttJiS A TRIANGLE 6U6PECT. REC.US. 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