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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, h GRANDE, ORB. Pairc Five OUT.OUR.WAY By J. R. Williams THENBWFANGLES EvemHawk.Is Suspicious! CLASSIFIED ADS KlBI HUIR fLACI Off CMIOM WALLOWA OOUMIIM (Count fife are rage words oths line.) Ptt UM.lst lnsertloa lr Ptf Haw wt uilitl oouwo- atlTO insertion , , , Ti Minimum charge oo ou OltlVT ii i i JtO HATBB BT MONTH 9 Unas, par montn 8 Unas; pa month 4 llnMi ptt monta Unas, par montb M.Tfl addition! 11ns on tin charged at 6M per 11a pax month. FOR SALE Tuesday. December 5; 19331 v'"OON'T. KNOW A THING V, . .S. . Y . Ik A.60UT ' A CAR?" WHV, KwVK' 1 AWT IJP VOU DON'T HAVE TQ ' W'v J I mm kmow anything, just mxmmmfis? Tf,'5? U- T : TO CHANGE' THE Oltf , WWffWWTA HAb S ffi J I . ; AM IMFAMT CAM DO THAT- t ' ' 'I , ' traiiW i 'Vi ' A TRAINED DUCK COULD . I1 ' 1 11 s 3y ' J 1 ' DO IT. VOU. OUGHT TQ 0 I ' y ' FOR RENT ft r ' SAWDUST, mUlwood arid cordwood. - Arclile Conley. Phona 137 J. 12-6-6 tp. FCH. SALE Reasonable, praoticaUy . new trtcjrole. Ph. 419 J, 18-6-2-t. 2-PANT SUIT; overcoat worn" one . season i , size 3B-40;. fine condition, , 1410 Jackson; PH.' 480 B. 12-4-2 t. GOOD SEASONED WOOD and lots of lti SmlWaiPox Parm;. 1-4-1' tup. PRESihGlDTtR;,lbo. Ph. 419 J." - , 111-3-8 tj. POR SALS Delicious? Rome Beauty . ripples;. 26. tb' 76o box. Courtney's, May Part. , luaaa t HAND ROLLED chocolates 36o lb. flpeclal Fridays and Saturdays 25c , lb;. Our candles are always fresh and. tne best; Cherry Blossom Candy Bhop. 11-14-1 m SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer, a pads for Bo. -l4-t t. NEARLY NEW 3-rm. modhouse, fur nished or unfurn. 701 Crook.' 12-4-3 tp. 5-ROOM PORN!' HOUSE. , 301.' Main St. Garager Phv Marri ' 695r .'-..;,.', 13-2-4 tp. I WBLU'PORJf' HOUSB. by- Dec. 10. Close In. Call M. 839 or604 W. . .- ia-a-8 1. GTEAM-HEATBD apt! 1311 O ave. ' 11-25-lmp MISCELLANEOUS DEAD VIOLINS -brought' to life.- Live ones put on their toes. Factory fldi dies rendered playable. Actual re volclrjg, expert adjusting: At your service' 'till' Deo. 15th. Geo. Hart vlgsen, 2006 N. Greenwood.' i 1 j- a-18-rm. FOR TRADE WLU. TRADE good violm for en closed car or sacrifice "the Tudor' for cash. Geo. Hartvlgsen, 2005- N. Greenwood1.. - 13-1-6 ti JOHLPlf PERSONALS . . . $ : s Mr. and Mrs. Horry Bell, of Ana ccrtes; Wash;, were here a lew days visiting' Mr. and' Mrs. Elmer Hogo boom. Mr, Bell Is employed on an Alaskan fishing boat going to Juneau. 'Mrs. Hogoboonv and Mrs. Bell wero girl friends in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williamson have returned from a visit with relatives In La Grande. Mrs. Floyd Beckman Is confined to her heme with, an attack of flu. Harold Boner, teacher of the Marr Plat school, Is in town, this week.. Ho drove- his car out Sunday and brought It in Monday as he wan afraid It was going, to snow enough so he could not get out with his car before spring. Mrs. Dora Hamilton had Mr. and Mrs, Edward Forsstrom and daugh ters). Iitcfe and Mineva, Mr. and Mrs. Frank- Winston, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Mead, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hamilton, andi son',. lLayton, and Edward Win ston as guests for dinner Thanksgiv ing day. MH&- Homer Hayes and Mrs. Wm. Warnock were hostesses Thursday af ternoon to a group of ladles. Foul tables of bridge were at play, high score , was won by Mrs. GaulKe and low. by Mrsi Harley Hamilton. Guests were Mesdames F. H. Goulke, Chaa. Patiten, Alex Glllosple, Floyd Green. Ed Furdin, Ed Ebon, J. Fred McClain, E. W. Rumble, E. L. Landers, Harley Hamilton, Stephen HbucK and Maida L.- Stevenson. The hostesses served fruit salad, nut bread, tea and coffee. Mrs. Mollie Mays has rented her house to Lorry Allen and sloter, Miss Mary, and has gone to Enterprise to spend the winter with Mrs. Hattie Edgmand. DO WELL BROS. CLKAW-UP We wili clean up your- MbM,- papers, etc. Phone Sa3-J. 8-8-t f. WANTED WANTED TO BUY Good, young, fresh Jersey or Guernsey cow. At P. LUey, -west end Penn. Ave.' 12-5-1 t. RtO. U. S. PAT. OFT. HEROES' ARE MADE - NOT BORN O 1833 BY HtA ttWVtCt. INC (t'S ' , f . NOW, THIS CHILD ) ; IN tHI5 STOTE.IF, THEBC r : : -r. . WE WNT TO HOOPT I ; NO GUKRDIN.THe P(?OPCQ ' ' I I .,i V IS N ORPHAN " POOCEDUOe 15 TO PETITION I I TJ- . VT rJI V 1 THE CIOCUIT coubt. if thepc VIJ E GRM4S ' rlM . ..- S B NO OBJECTION ,X0U0 J LEGAL AOVICC, ', i. ' A "L, &l r .GQ,fcHEM),THEMl' 1 LEWE KLU THOT s C ' GOIM-E.W-WILLIAM QOIM-VELU,-'S BUT, IT MUST BE TO MEVLL. DRAW UP I HE'S A PLENTY SHIFTY GENT, PUSWEO THBOUGM , THE. PAPERS RIGHT OR 1 DON'T KNOW MEN-THERE p. J i WITH ALL POSSIBLE 7 TOtW,NOTHE MORE 5TO TH THAN JUST rrff ; .SPEED . J CIRCUIT COURT IN ADOPTION- IT'S NONE OF MY S WW,. .. t3-v SESSION, NOW ' BUSINESS .THOUGH-AFTER WW, THE BUNGLE; FAMILY 0h;K6htyT PARTNER In lease on quartz, mlne See Bill Bradshaw,; 2014- 2nd St. j .1 12-5-1 tpi WANTED Housework. Call Observer.' ! : 12-4-8 tpi THE DALLES Furniture Store Is now under management of A. At Pldlco and will pay cash for used furnl- ture or what have you? 11-15-1 rrt FOUND CHILD'S1 Dark rim glasses on Fir St, Inquire Observer: 12-4-2 tp LOST GIRL'S GLASSES in case. Finder re turn to Observer for reward. , . 12-5-1 tp. POSSIBILITY OF PRPV1NG THACT CHAtfCfi . RATHER. THAtJ, ROMANCE KEPT HIM ' AWK' FROM home, seemed probable as the victim OF A yACHT CRLflSE INTO' HOT WATER SAID HELLO TO . A WITNESS. w.0 u s. wr. orr: 12-5 -s.. ASr HIM, ' ""JHt-R, POINT BLANK C-A txSf: IF YOU WERE SO ON, i ON THW YACHT. 1XPv AND DON'T TP.Y TO MAKE HI9 DENIAL SOUND LIKE.'... 1 LOOK AT YOUR FATHER. LICKING HI3 LIP5. TRYING TO THINK OF SOME TP.ICKY W TO ASK THAT NICE MAN TO LISTEN. A LITTLE QUr-SVlON HAS COME UP ABOUT ME BEING ON YOUR 1 -Jml cr"r ' fiCSilVW MAN'S GLASSES Bifocals, Call 982 W, 12-5-1 t. TOl l"-JJ'.,a . eki Arts. " I' ft:- A LITTLE QUESTION LITTLE! IMAGIf ALSO,' GEORGE BUNGLE. YOU CANT PULL THE WOOL OVER MY EYES BY TELLING THAT MAN SAf YOU WERE ON HIS YACHT AND THEN ASKING HIM BXhello. ...WHATP YOU DON'T WISH TO SKf ANYTHING ONE WW OR ANOTHER.? BUT LISTEN, THIS IS iHA! I KNEW HE'O DENY I IT. I KNEW IT. OH , GEORGE BUNGLE; DPN T YOU DARE Cf TO BULLY SIMPLY ' BECAUSE HE TOLD THE TRUTH. I' LISTEN I'SlSa EL octu.tmri KINDLY DO NOT4" BFACT AROUND THP! . V BUSH. ...ANSWER MY J sJJ C3UESTION YES OR ; O. no.. ...was i ORsrfl ' , :.. 7 WAS 1 NOT. OKI Lfi'tt- YOUR YAWTS?fcfi. ' PIS i JOE PAL00KA Sympathetic Jpe PORTtANT PRODtX'B PORTLAND, Dec. 5 Butter Prints, extras, 23 c; standards 223c lb; .. ! Butterfat Portlamd; delivery: A grade 20220; farmer's door delivery, loc iper go,; oweei) creajn pc iiugnur. ..Eggs r Pacific poultry producers' selling prices: fresh extra specials 28c ; extras 20c; standards 21c; me dium 22c; pullets 16c dozen. Buying price toy wholesalers: fresh extras 23c; firsts' 15c; mediums 15a doz.; under grade 15c; pullets 12c. , . .. A rotary pump -built in England for a drainage project is nearly as large aa a two story house anti has a ca pacity of 280,000 gallons of water a minute. - FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Fatherly Advice! 'ZiS? I'LL U -XOUSE. X lUIXjy f OH MlSTAH JOE-:: 1 MD' WJNO'FpLL--:- J 'AG CAME Home, after his fight WITH FUZZY DAVIS, AND PISPLAYE-P A SWELL ' " SLACK EYE1.... COME NOW... ' AN ARGUMENT WITH I TELL ME ' T DAVIS, AND II EVERYTHINtS ) 1 WAS TALKING I I tvtKY THINS j WHEN I SHOULDA- iXJ W . 'LSr" S BEEN , A ffC ( LISTENING: ffl OUoU! Sp! ... -m' man saio to THEN, V HE SVJUNS AND M FU21V, " DON'T VttO VJHAT ) I DUCKED, AN' I 1 KNOWVoU SHOULD HAPPENED j SWUNG AN' HE f NEVER HIT A BOY ? J DUCKED, ..THEN HE VJHEN HE'S 7"V-!, SWUNG AN' I FORGOT DOWN ? f fia5ffimBWPI ustbn, VOUKIS FELLA - Vlj II -AN''-PU2ZY i AND, IT LOOKS IT'S ALL RIGHT TO BE ),' SAID" I NEVER ) TO ME AS IF ABLE TO TAKE SOME DO UNLESS I'M ABOUT ALL PUNCHES- BUT A KID i! I SUBE 1 CAN Y0U REALLY WITH MUCH BACKBONE u'iMMj KEEP HIM J DID WAS STAND ALWAY5 HANDS -rfC down'" JLAndtake T iS A FEWT00.' if C1 1 DIANA DANE (Trademark Registered) ' U. s. Patent Office ' J'SHHH-'t I B' GREACT Ppf OU MADE? THAN KNOUSE;-3 f DON'T I I WbRk, WTA laGOOD .V THAN KfflSE- ia j , .', , , . Dutch Treat THEY'VE P05TED SIGHS LIKE THIS All over town; ; I- DIANA 5A1D 5HE'D TRY .TO I " WELL-DiD 'VOLT MAKE II THE B65T I COULD I ITHE BOVS ASEEE TO 1 JIERAV f t- t I i WAIT- r- LET MB FINISH' I I . . i A GET BIFFO TO CALL OFFr THE EOV5 COMB To.J DO VXAS A, DATE' VOU Lj-J LZiI'iJ IP VOU PAY VOOWN WAV' ' I THE EOVCOTT. OH--I .TERMS. DIANA ? ft U COMPEOMI5E J IF... fT y ,V7QT , If YOU ti5Y YOUR OWN WAY.I f ' 1 SCORCHY SMITH , TXT ' ' Old Jake Explain VEB-SEE, HR.BKOM MEANS To A 1 SEE - THE WAT6? PR0P5M EXACTLY .' THET rVAjIES I I I fMPEfSSTAND NOW - ITS LIKE A M I JEST ABOUT, SCORCHY - ONLY USE THIS OLP RESERVOIR To DoWN A PIPE AMD SHOOTS xHE cpAVEL IHTO TUB PLACER (VIINN& OH A i-ARGE SCALE - THE LARGE NUGGETS ARE PICEq 6ITTH6 PRESSURE FBH HYDRAULIC OUT AGAINST Trie SANK- fJlG SLUICE SOVES WHERE ( t 60PPOSB THE PRINCIPAL OF GETHNG I OUT BY HAND AND THE FlNfc' MINING. Trie CANYON cpelyM- .f- THE HEMY GOLD SHAKES I THE GOLD OUT OF THE RIFFLES IS THE Jte; Gf LO IS CAUGHT BY QUICKSILVER- ARE ?0O FEET BELOW -frr Jff To THE BOTTOM AND THE V SAME AS IN PANNING FOR 6oL0-y v, . : -if THE DILLYS ' Lojt! C'MON, -LET'S II. ,,. : f I HIS PLACE IS . I H&a.M& f liw WHfcRE II pU? FPUFFV ' "l I M'VTLJlA 1 ' ; ' " SCRAM -CIRCUS.. ---A BIGOtK'N I MZ AN- 'Z&S ,V SrrilfcE DEUCE I CAN'T RUN C YI WbH J FOLKS DON'T FIT THOUGHT (TV &k 'l! mMMih L 15 THAT ANOTHEfi STEP .' "X 7 WE'RE BACK ' ' ' ' j 1
