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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Thru) OUT.OUR.WAY By J. R. Williams CLASSIFIED ADS THE NEWFANGIES, More. Than. He'Baygaipg Fof NO MA'Mf I'LL NOT RIDE AMOTHER FO0r, ANO BE: JOSTLED TO' PIECES, t CAKJ SEB THRQUSH i YOUR; FATHER SCHEME, NOW. HE'S ALWAYS INSISTING THAT I, REDUCE r-BUT. I'M GOING TO, DO. IT IN . MY OWN WAY- NOT IN DON'T BE. SILLY. 1; nuiriBKi.nts uui (Count Ura iwii vonte to tbs lint,)' ,Pwr 11a, 1st lnssrttoai IOC Po lln, taeb added oonsso- uMt iMftttoa M' lOainuai c&krgv on mm THS CAR JUST SO K BATH BT MOUTH I UnMi psr month tXfiO ( lines par month 4 lines, per month tVOO t Unas par month H.1 nob additional Un cm ttn enarietf t 60o pat line par month. I COULD TAKfc YOU NOW AND .1 HfcN A JOUNCE BUGGY, LIKE THIS. FOrt SALE FOR RENT Monday, December 18, 1933: T7 r . . : . x - : WHX DON'T XOU TEUL GLAITyS T GET YOU 1 LQDK AT TME rTyNr-BA,S!-ll t THTVpy.weJST.HER TO SO . THEN SEE. COULO ALWW&irteTC1MI,Cvj'l I 'SjHpRptNQ WITH oy',TO I WHAT 6H . THAT.TQILtT SET ft OOCGE(WS-,NO r I 1 un u ocm rxiT u DDr;rkiT t i iuti Tuirr ; wjftHtvT YUrp RD&rpi r-fft W - I OR TRADE Equity la mod. 6-rm. house on 'paved street. 'Will con slder timber land or good truck. PH. 36S-U, evenings. 12-ie-tr AUPALFA. hay;. A. C, Hicks. Phone .Formers' 48.. 12-io-6tp NICE. YOUNG HENS. Mrs. O. C. Con nor. 101 Second. St: Ph. 26a B. ia.15-8 t. GOOD SEASONED WOOD and lots of It. Smith's Pox Farm. 12-4-1 mp. HAND' ROUJttl onocoMtes 3to lb. , ( Special. Fridays and Saturdays 230 lb. put candles' are' always fresh andi the best; Cherry Kossom Candy Shop; 11-14-1 m fiCBATCB PAPCa for school or homo at the Observer, a pads lor So. B-14-t f. WANTED MAN' WITH OAR WANTED, to adver tise our goods and distribute in troductory pttckages to consumers. Must be satisfied to make about 80c an hour at start. Write ALBERT MILLS. ROUTE MGR.,: 1069 MON MOUTH, CINCINNATI, O. ' , 12-18-1' tp RESPONSIBLE woman- or girl for . housework. Call 488 W. 12-18-t f. .ax AUTOMATIC pistol. Call Observer. 12-18-3 to ASSIGN WORK TO 307; MORE JOBS TUESDAY (Continued Prom Page One) morning. There still remain some projects before the state board, on which early approval Is expected, and all Indications are that Union coun ty's full quota of 383 men will be at work before Christmas day. All who get to 'work not later thanXThuraday of this week will be on next Satur day's payroll. ' Assignments yesterday Included: ; Imbler school (tM strict, seven men; city of North Powder (gravelling streets), 11 men; removal of brick puilding at Imbler, eight men; Pump kin Ridge road (between Summer vllle and Elgin), 10 men; County court house, four men; city of Union ) gravelling streets), 18 men; E. O. N. campus Improvements, 16 men; Cove vicinity roads, 12 men; Hunt road, 16 men; Island City project, eight men; La Grande schools. 10 men; La Grande school athletic field, 12 men. . An additional 130 men went, to 'Work this morning or were oallecHo go to work tomorrow morning. Pre viously to today, 108 men were at work and last Saturday's payroll amounted to nearly $2700. It was reported by committeemen that some of those going to work this week had been without employment lor as long as two years. First call, of course, was given to those actually on the county relief rolls, with sec- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser A Truce! :-vp : T5I5fVfW HEY, FUZ7Y...WHAT D'yoU SAY US II 'A vSJ KIDS BE FRIENPS, HuH T NOBODY M J? ''f EVB? 3clr ANYWHERE BY .-O ' ' ' M'i . I PRIZEFIGHTERS I fwELL.IFVou ) THE THING ' DOI HEARD POP yVEAH,IkH0W.. W.NNA BE ) THAT MADE ME ' SAY THAT A AMD A LOT OF FRIENDS, ITS 1 MAD WAS ! LOT OF 'EM ARE 1 THEM ARE OKAY BY ME... WHEN YoU : ROLLIKI' IN ROLLING N WESHOULDNTA CALLED MY ! MONEY.' J MOTHIW'BUT SOCKED EACH )MI : i-H, BoSlkl" OTHER, IN TH' (CHILDREN A rTir.-A WO&,W - FIRST PLACE ) BUNCH OF - r. t .lamebrains: ' " . ' . Vl (i 1 KNOW 1 HAVENT Wl I I DIDHT THINK. I BUT IT WAS TH' PRINCIPLE l I you'O MIND THAT.... j OF THE THINS THAT Jj ' if X?U AIN'T GOT I MADE ArtE MAO I jfijl m PART OR ALL 6-rm. turn, house. Call Observer.' 12-18-t 1, SUNNY, PURN. APT. Inquire 003 O. Fh; 236 J, , v. . 18-18-2 t jFURN, steam-heated- apt, very, rear sonnble. 1617 4th; Ph. 146-.R. 12-16-2t STEAM-HEATED apt.-1311 O. ave. 11-25-lmp MISCELLANEOUS BOARD-AND ROOM, single 30 per mo., double $26. 1810-4&1 St. . . . . . .. ,12-12-6 tp. DOWKJCi BROS.1 CLKAlt-UF Ws will clean up your ashse,-paper, ate. Pnoue 321-J. i-a-tf, LOST LOSt1 Ladles' new brown Gladstone . suitcase at- Oradell' bridge, con tains letters and clothing. Ret. to Bus Depot. Reward. , , 12-18-3 t.. BUNCH KEYS In blackjoase. Ret. to Sacejawea tot reward. 12-18-1 t 3 CAR KEYS' riveted together on Adams' Ave. Saturday) Please call - 476 W. , 12-19-J t FOR TRADE YELLOW PINE log wood lor use of team for 3 wks. Inquire 1420 Y Ave. 12-18-a tp ond call to veterans of the world war who had registered with the re employment service. There was no choice on this precedence, as federal rules governed this. There was no partiality, the committee adhering strictly to Uncle Sam's demands in awarding, the Jobs. PARCELS ON INCREASE AT POST OFFICE (Continued From Page One) ter Huron Intends to increase his working force by the addition of four, and these four employes will continue to work until -the day after Christ mas. The government recently ap propriated additional funds for hir ing these men during the Christmas rush season. No deliveries of mall will be made either an Sunday, Dec' 24, or on Christmas day, Dec. 25. Only first cfoes mail and special 'deliveries will be handled. So, In order . to. get Christmas packages and cards to their destinations by Christmas, tho postmaster urges that patrons mall them early. Football rivalry between Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Washing ton and Lee university dates back to 1895. The former lias won 16 games, the latter 12 and four Vwe tied. I THE O iftM sv ftcA envrce, inc. THE BUNGLE FAMILY WELL. ADOLPH, LET S SEE GIVE ME A DOUBLE ORDER Or THESE PISS KNUCKLES JOE PALOOKA DIANA DANE SGORCHY SMITH . B-ECEJT HAPPENINGS Mt. Btoun. Scoi-chu and Jake. ieqittf'tif tjolJ mining opetsims, csT4isn ticaaquartets at Canyon Camp. Despite Jake's wathinq, "Rod kenny posis "keep Off" Signs. Jake ind Cutly, on-ihe way -to mvesiigafe this defiance, neaf- a loud explosion -of which Tom, 'Rods Son, wken quest ion c J by fhtn, denies all knowledge. THE DILLYS W HONEST HONEY-MiiW'0failii LISTEN BAfiftV I.CAH'T IP"" WELL, Sf DIDN'T MEAN IT. pijF I DON'T T I STAND IT. LEMME 3SjW I'M A TOOL. t3 YA KNOW I'M rjTM:' KNOW WHY 15 SEE YAFER A SECONT. f TO DO if.-- ' NEFTVS ABOUT Kj X. I SHOULD fo 1 1KIN ESPLAfN J BUT ALL RIGHT-- , mm VA" TV "74W EVEN TALK i 2 &V'BMTTr(ING . T. 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TRYING J IHX, . : I HORRIBLE NIGHTMARE, 'rTf P'.P'WH 1SEDME TO 'Jit 1 f SURPRISE TO SIR. r l ' TO MAKE THINGS LOOK I S-W'y5- I . I LOVED HIM. HE WAS Ji II I tP Kv MEET HIM C lJ. AH, MECI V-, Vic-Ar- I I AS THOUGH YOU TI XKTr 9 SO CRUEL, BUT I r-irTi! l?t '!X.'H I HERE FOR! IMl'lfT ZL lIT ' L3jJ YOU 1 '. rVB'JOST BE EH THINK ING WHAT A PUNK TIME OF YEAG WB sa; this is (JuiteL . we -v.0N'r I "jgSBs,' ' advantagsous VvrT Wvb to euyil'WsfS for: a,vaJAglEus j, gyCHgi5TMAsf rSsSS SIRL5 PICIC6D TO BOYCOTT YOU &OVS.'. ( SO VoU DIDN'T HEAP No EXPtOJiON? 1 ' -y'HAR'SOUR FATHER? TlIO. u. a PAT. et.r"r J (Trademark Registered) V. 8. Patent Office (Trademark Regit Ured) ' V. 8. Patent Office ' - . u I- 11 : r WHAT ADORABLE WRIST V ' VOU MIGHT QET HEB SOME M V ftiw6C " "' -''i1 j 'VJATCHeSVNOO KNOW, MOM PERFUME - AMY VOMAM '': t(fc - ffroS' -' ' OUST BROKE EftS-FOft'THAT '': WOULD GWE AttYTHING FOR , V Vl ! . MATTER,! BROKE MINE OO, ' A, BOTTLE. OF TWlB-rVT'S ' . WLAE 2& ANO IT WOULD COST MOBETO 'OWlNE ' .. . . , ;, hnA V I .' J U .sl. A' -An' 1 was; pvcited. AW CMON rtONEY, TELL ME YA, LOVE. ME . 1 OOTfA GO OUTA. 1TNN ON BUSINESS PER A COUPlA DAYS AN' ILL CO GOOF IF 1 HAFTA GO WITHOUT Y BTELUN ME. VHAT PO YoU MAKE OF ) ( X RF.CKOH HE'S JUJT A I f ' 1 YPU OLD SLCY BOY. you could make Anybody give in. OF COURSE I LOVE MDU. HURKY BACK. THO'. OH OEAR- YOU'RE so r DOMINATING . Sic-ImTQWserf. ;; , Works Both Ways Panic, Playing.. Tbrgfr .Life HELLO CHARLEY HE'S GONE I OUT Op TOWN THANK GOODNESS. 1 1! COME ON OVER -'-YOU BET VLL HAttt h ' ' PLENTY ON THE ICE . f ',1 ' T ' BRING SOME SODA . V v ( ." STEP ON lTr- J
