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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1933)
MaUutlay, Decombeti 2, iai.1 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE., Paifo Three fJEASSIFIED ADS V,H. MiUR rLACl Of UNION . WALLOWA COUNTIM OUT OUR WAY, By J, R. Williaml THE NEWFANQLES TwTsfd"esto!R! 0OR? HW,H)0, ' -,NO CHfcK M'T BEMEMBEB TO HC'6-5HE MOST rOBOCTFUC LOOKING PLACE, HCPt, (Count fire average word to tut 11m.) vLKDxS! I'M OCXW 1 BATE8 BY MONTH a Unea, per month tur line.. p month " XM line, per month H ftO 8 ltneo, per month H Tt noli additional Une OTtt tlw nufrt t 60o per lino pec aunth. LMX.BOT QUO CLCCTBIC MEMOOre OUR hHMMERSMiV. VOO'RE WtUU OfF- line, lit innn nm CUXK-STOPPED TPiKE tv WITH, OP My BIBTHIW. IF Per lint, each Added oonaeo- !)' VT'S , MPN WHO FQHCET6V, UUT UMrwa - To J0 num charge on on. otdtr FOR SALE Pf VQU COME "Vf THAT'S RIGHT.iBlBrW HE'S MAKIM' Al , toaiahiteA SHUT, THLDOOtV AUPC-S2.G- V, RI!5HT HERE JthJ'thR Ztc THEN TAkiEi- "vSH. ?2. JHE,R vVITH AMATEURS-TflF'-ralM-D TV WANT TO y ' KEEN" " I'M ; FOR RENT DRY WOOD out from green timber; any length. Also Ireeh eggs. Ph. 416 M.i-8804 Greenwood. 12-a-l tp FRESH CIDER, -aso; Ph. 410 J ia-a-3 tp. OR TRADE Roosevelt Tourist Camp, 3 ml. cast Sandpolnt, Ida., on Montana Hy., 9 cabins and Wtohen, hot, cold water, a rest rooms, 2 ''. shower haths, 3 pump drlve-ln sta tion and store and 2 living rooms In rear. Will sell at bargain or trade In 5 is-10 cent store or 6. H. furniture store, write Anton Hnug- nwt. SandpOlnt; Ida. - 12-2-1 tp 6-ROOM PURN. HOUSE,, 301 ,"mJp . Oarage., Ph. Main 895. , , ia-a-4 tp. WELL -iFURW:. HOUSE toy Dec. 10. Close In, Call M. 530 onOO W. ' ' 12-2-6 t, CTEAM-HEATED apt. 1311 0 , 11-35-lmp MISCELLANEOUS FRESH CIDER 25c. 491, J, Jl-29-3 t FOR BALE Delicious, Rome Beauty May Park. 11-28-6 t HAND ROIiUED 'chocolates ; 350 lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 35c lb. Our candles are always fresh and tho best; Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. . 11-14-1 m SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at th Observer, a pads for 60. 9-14-t f. FX)RTRADE WILL- TRADE good violin for en close 'c or'-saerutce""thovrUdor'-" for cash. Geo. Hartvlgsen, 2005 N. Greenwood. 12-1-6 t. Much Work Done By C. C. C. in East Oregon (Continued Prom Page One) the part of the boys", Mr. Irwin re ports. Finally, 84 man-days were spent lh fighting forest fires and numerous small Jobs such as clearing and,1 fire proofing public camp grounds, burn ing brush and building bridges-and' culverts were done. All of this work with the exception of the fire-fighting, was planned work, contemplated and estimated for eventual accomplishments even before the C. C. C. oamps were authorized. It was not "made work" simply to given the young men Jobs. The reason no trees were planted, was because toy the time camps were established early last summer it waB too late for this work. However, 600,000 trees are being planted in the Columbia national forest this fall. Mr. Irwin also reports that the boys have shown marked Improve ment both physically and soclaloglc ally from A man-building standpoint. Much- of the credit for this Is given the army and navy officers who were .hi, charge. m , , Scout Honor Court And Rally Held Here (Continued From Page One) game. Troop 3 took second In sema phore signalling and fourth In morse. Troop 13 took third in compass gome DEAD VIOLINS brought to life. Live ones put on their toes. FAotory fid dles rendered playable. Actual re voicing, expert adjusting. At your, service 'till Deo. lath. Geo. Hart vlgsen, 2005 N. Greenwood. 11-13-1 n. DO WELL BBOS: OLEAJt-tTftt-We WUJ Mean up- your ashes, -papers, ee. Phone 323-j. 8-8-t t. WANTED MEN-WOMEN TO R ,i. coupon books. Xft Grande's most-practical coupon i book. Exceptional good febrtstmae, . specialty: Apply sun. only 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Room 27, New Sommer hotel. 12-2-1 tp MIDDLE AGED" LADY and young girl want work of any kind, 1404- Cher ry or phone Observer. ; 12-2-1 t. WANT TO RENT portable power driven non-circular cross-cut wood saw one day. Sun., Deo. 3. Who has It? Telephone B31-A today. ;, 12-1-8 t. THE DALLES Furniture Store Is now , under management of Ai A. FJdler and will pay cash for used furni ture or what liave you? 11-18-1 m LOST REWARD for return, of strayed set ter pup. La Grande Printing Co. ' -'. 12-2-1 t. and fourth In knots. Troop 17 won the antelopo race. Team members included : Troop 14 Winters, D. Brlggs, Miller, Dunn, Eakin, Dixon, Van Elsberg, Lloyd, R. McCarroll. S. McCarroll, B. Branch' and Weeks. Troop - 7 Dow, Frees, Canter. Ralston, MoManus, Murphy, Williamson, Kelly, Woodell, Parlett, Kopp, Salmon, Rosenbaum, Shelton, Gralapp, Baker, C. Bray, K. Bray, Leonluvrdt, Lowrle, Bussey. Other team! members were not listed. . r. -T i ; . ' TODAY'S GOLD i'KICE ' WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 W) The government's gold price remained un cllanged -today at $34.01 Jin ounce. This figure was maintained for a second dayi after three swift increases during the week. The net Increase during the week In the price offered toy the RFC for newly-mined gold was 25 cents. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Return Engagement! WELL-, I WANTED bU To KNOW THAT MY BROTHER' SHOWED . SHADYS1DE HOW To FOOTBALL. .,B LI EVE- . CRASH CAN TAKE IT.'! XT jA . PLAY WELL-AS FAR AS I'M COUC6RNED, HE CAN HAVE IT" VOU'RE JIST LI WE YOUR. BROTHER FRECKLES.- A SISSY." - r I I .r DON'T LET HIM SAY THAT, TAS....GIVE HIM YOUR ONE -TWO DllklfflJ I T IF HE HITS ME, IT'LL BE A ONE-TWO . J" PUNCH, ALL RISHT 'you CANT f 'xiHWs LIKE CALL A NEVERMIND VMiWf. J TAG'S TDNGUE STARTED FRECKLES I THE TWO LW ( SoMEWiyS ! . a SIS9V, Acents,ta5 Ti2rT ' ,h' :--;7y'7Zr: SEE ! FOR THIS IS NO ? r? TWO CENTS I TIME TO ..r-J ''' I ' I'D SOCK A TURN Wl( v 'f 'l&L TAKE. HECBERT-'-HE VlCUCB rctRGETS mythi'hgVk BUWMGb THE BUNGLE.FARJILY ' m- I ' ANXTWWO BUT j ' f "i. mm who I ; Kta.u,t.m.on.rr )X 0 13 Br r tfswotiC! Ah; -That Mrs. DaraueWia OH PEGGY YOU JUST CAJM't ' IMAGINE HOW I FEL.T WHEN 1 TOUR hm HtR. AND SIBYL , DAFLDANELLAv SLOUCHED l ikP Tiwn Arr n-rc- f ' TtLL ME. ABOUT BEINS HELD, PRISONERS ON MP.. EL- DORAvDO S YACHT. , H-MM! . WELL I'LL. 1 MJMI I I DON'T SEE WHY MONTY WOULD... i!!:,!. & U B. Rtf, OFF. 'SUCH A DIPPY- YAP-N Ri rinr .11 iar... arMr - i,&a i THE-WAY THAT WOMAN Biff LONG ARMS AHjUUND my NECK.. ME I IMAGINEl .i wru. EVERYTHINie St-EMS 50 MIKED., UP, V NOT ACCORDING STlLli ACTS AND TALKS AO 1 HULK5H FINDIN01 HIS WAY BACK -TO' SHORE IN 'A DINKY i LITTLE BOAT- A SCRAWNY blonde: was AS ORDINARY KASRAIN 1. T H i - I Tin nwnrD- 1 I HU:: i : J HUM r.'...'tWrW 1 i I AS YOU 1 KNOW, I MOTHER, MONTGOMERY. ON HIS YACHT NUW'OVT ' V I MY6TESLY WHY -THE ONLY MYaTE.Y. Ir4.. thi9 business, reeai- IO VVM-T X WAt T. LEAST BIT , VyMFN THAI VPsMRJ PRANCeO OFF THB cr yvith -rouRi 'AND "SHE BOLDER lto - rax JOE PAL00KA BOXik.. SOCKER COEN IO ROUNDS SEMI WIMDVJPa . IO ROUNDS .WOOD WILBUR. " e ROUNDS K.O.MIHALKe -SIp? Jack AW""-' I'M CURIOUS ABOUT THIS skivwiv,. iy WEARS A SEMI- m MOUSTACHE V I S fl JONESY SAW GOOD II HIM IN THE FOR AS m SYM-TELL-S ME THE GUY UOOKSLlKE A COME.R . I TERt?ipLe A1-SWEET U A SCRAP I AS THE J ,1 kiAlkl V7?, S GO. 1 : 1 -r .. Y,.,; ISAYVMSOINGWITHNOU.fAWBUCo.' UJ ALL THE BRIDGE CLUB r NOU, DAMS ' J WITH THEIR HUSBANDS. I'M JU5T 0YINO lOStt SEC THIS SPMWACW FELLOW. THEX 5W( HE'S GORGEOUS. 5 - a HAVE TO SPOIL, OUR hVEN NG Vt-HrVE WHO W Hl.U rOI lAHOllNO HES PROB'LV , --ASeimyt OH BOY-POP'S" TAKIN' ME Tt TWE FIGHTS. SPtVWACK'S GONNA BE THEREIN PERSON; hi- 9" TAKE, ME . I r THAT'S ALL 3 FOLKS -WE'RE Lx 5QLP OUT. THERE'S; STILL ! ABOUT THREE IM LINE y . mm DIANA DANE 3 (Trademark Registered) U. 8. Patot 0& ffOOO MOUNING, DAD, WHAT'S ON YOUR. n MIND ? ( SAY, THEIZE5 A PBOTBffr DELEGATION OK SOME- ,-rwiNfi WAITING KK . DIANA ra fi&k VOU COWNSrAIKSli I OH, THOSE EC5AND j2 I. SUPPOSE THEV THEIR, SILLY "DONTlfflf 7 b ANT 'BACK the DATS DIANA" CLUB ' IC - FLOF25 AMD CMCV y i ' i "fHEY GAVE ME WHEM I PLAVEO flighteows In4ignati(n kW . 'iISBh r-J HEBE 5HE 19,- SGORCHY SMITH (Trademark: Registered) U. 8. Patent Office - "A Bold Bad Manjs" V6S OFCOURSt I M AWFULLY SLAD TO KNOW ytKJ BOTfl BV MAfAE . 1 AM MOLLIE.KENNV. M9.SWTU AMD 1 HAVE. MET BEFORE SO HE WERE TELLIN' BUT NOT BV NAME . WHAT CAN WE TJO 1 PER YEB.AMS5 KENNY ITJ ABOUT HH STEPFATHER - V WHEW FROrA L0OKIN ' I SAW YOU TALKING WITH HIM AT HIM 1 NEVER DREAMED OM Hlft tUMtt.-l 7 HE W6RE A FELLER LKP J D0NT WIW-TO ALARM YOU 1 THAT ! WE SURE THANK BE CROSSED . POR MY SAKE- please avoid trouble . there's mo-tellikg vwat we aaht,d. 1 -U. PARDON ME. MISTER. BUT MAY 1 SPEAK TO YOU FOR , JUST A MOMENT ? ' IV- if FIRST LET ME INTtR0UCTOY ill I WW FRIEH0 AN 'WkRDNER .WWiCttv! BV8MITH ( - CAN H6 USTSM.TO0.1 iff THE DILLYS The Blue Room Ghost MlSSPRISCILLA,-youRj MOTHER. JUST PUT V0UP, UNCLE ALGERNON INTO THE BLUE ROOM 57 I GOODNESS GfiAQOUSj -THAT'S WHERE I N HID THE 1 c, cnuAyrli uiirnnn i : . NOW LETS SEE, SHOULD I REGALE THE PARTY WITH THE TALE ABOUT THE MAN- EATING- TIGER. OR. THE YARN ABOUT PLUGGING-- THREE ELEPHANTSji WITH A SINGLE SHOT.'.'
