La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 02, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

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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."
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r
I
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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
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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...
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&
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
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Tin nwnrD- 1 I
HU:: i : J HUM r.'...'tWrW
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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.'.'