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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.. Page Five OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES The Hideaway! CLASSIFIED ADS Siu iuuh rvAcm of onion wallowa codwtim 7 VHATJ A TOUGH TIME. FINDING OUT WHAT QLATYS VENTED, BUT. BOY, AINT THEY SUMPIU I unvd. uuueoc- (Count live average woMi to the line.) Par lint, lit luwrtlop loo Pet line, each added conuo--utlve Insertion . ' , To RATES BY UOMTH 9 line, per month , ,, ii.K 8 llnee, pet month , 3J 4 llnee, per month . , t,00 0 line, pet month . , , H.1S Bach additional line over live oharged at 60c per line per month. THE HECK CAN HIDE THEM, SO SHE Minimum obUgO On On order , Tuesday, December 19, 1933 tF NO-THWU NEVER t)0 -SHE'LL. .' A JS II SPOT THEM THE MINUTE SHE : J I ijj It SWEEPS -I'LL HAVE T'FIND S SM JIV "SOME OTHER PLACE 1 f l . rei tl FOR SALE FOR RENT CHRISTMAS TURKEYS. P. 4X. FURNISHED 6-rm. house, gamgo, 301 13-19-3 t. Main. Call M. G95.'' 12-10-5 tp FOB SAI.B-WeU-brolto eaddle pony. PJL "T- write Box 475, La Grande. Call Observer. 12-18-t t. 12-19-1 tp. SUNNY, PURN. APT. Inquire 903 O. : ; : Ph. 230 J. 12-18-2 it GOOD MILK GOAT. Cheap. 2102 Oak.' 1 " ' 12-19-3 itp. ETBAM-HEATED apt, 1311 O avo. 1 .. 11-26-lmp OR TRADE Equity In mod. ,6-rm. " " , house on paved street. Will con- MISCELLANEOUS elder timber land, or good truck. tUMO&MSSMJAl1tSSV.& Ph. 388-U. evenings. 12-16-U BOARD ROOM, single 30 por r. ; mo., double 25. I0l0-4th St. ALFALFA hoy. A. C. Hicks. Phone 12-12-8 tp. Farmers 48. 12-16-atp DOWELL BROS. CLKAN-OP We W1K NICE YOUNG HENS. Mrs. D. C. Con- J" P W' "J- nor, 101 Second. St. Ph. 258 R. Phono 828.J. 8-8-t t. 12-1S-8 t. ' 1 ' GOOD SEASONED WOOD and lots of LOST It. Smith's Fox Farm. 12-4-1 mp. ?10 REWARD tor .bay marc with HAND ROLLED chocolates 35c lb. Triangle -spike ibrand. Strayed from Special Fridays and Saturdays 26c Hllgard In August. Write Box 478, ib. Our candles are always Iresh La Grande. . 12-19-3 t. and the best. Cherry Kossom Canny new brown Gtoastom) BnoP- i ii-n-x m sultoaso ,,t oradeU bridge, con- SCRATCH PAPER for school or home tains letters and clothing. Rot. to at the Observer. 2 pane for 5o. Bus Depot. Reward, 12-18-3 t. tl FOR TRADE WANTED - YELLOW PINE log wood for use of 22 AUTOMATIC pistol. Call Observor. team for 3 wks. Inquire 1420 Y Ave. 12-18-3 tp 12-18-2 tp HEROE5 ARE MADE MOT BORM ciroevrA.mvicf.ic. 12-10 j X MIOHT PUT THEM BACK OF THE. CLOCK, OB BEHIND SOME BOOKS, OR IN THIS VASE- LET'S SEE MAYBE THERE'S A BETTER PLACE, ' IN THE KITCHEN 'WrS YEAH ,BABY THAT'S JUST THE PLACE -SHE'LL "NEVEJR THINK OF LOOKING THE.QE."' M. I 1 -v 4 atn il n PAT. X) 183? Br wt stwyicr. r- 1 art -iu'k w-m Vf-r-rt M&S&iM & THE BUNGLE FAMILY, Hear, Hear ! Farmers Report Bilking on Part Of Hog Buyers "Don't let a hog buyer subtract the processing tax from the market price'." This Is the .wnrnlnB being given by those In touch with provisions of the agricultural adjustmont act at Oregon State college. Word has been received that some buyers, perhaps through misunderstanding of the facts, are quoting the regular price to the pro ducer less the amount of the process ing tax. "Prices quoted on hogs at the Port land stockyards or at any other pub lic market In the United States are the prices which are actually paid to the shippers, and the tax Is not deducted from these prices," explains E. L. Potter, head of the agricultural economic division. "Farmers who sell hogs to buyers at the market price and then permit the buyer to deduct the tax aro simply allowing themselves to be cheated that much." The processing tax on hogs is laid to raise from the general public the funds sufficient to help restore a fair purchasing power to hogs sold by the producer and at the same time control production at market require ments. To deduct the tax from the farmer selling the hogs would defeat the purpose at the outset, It Is point ed out. Farmers who butcher their own hogs for sate as pork products or to sell dressed carcasses must pay the processing tax on those animals, however, as such growers are both producers and processors; and as such presumably get both profits. Blanks may be obtained from the Internal revenue office in the Custom house, Portland, for reporting on hogs slaughtered. Tax on hogs killed one month Is payable the next. Hogs killed by or for a fartnor strictly for use by his own family are not sub ject to the processing -tax. Details as to the form of the hog control contract are expected soon by the extension service at O. S. C. and as soon as they are received .Oregon growers will be Informed and given an opportunity to' Join In .the plan If they desire. A. BK3GER AND BETTER. VIEW OP WHXT HE THOUGHT HE SAW AND HEARD AS A ACHT PASeEr-fGER,, Was pressed on" seorse TOWV AT AN IMPROMPTU LEGAL CONfEREJCE IK A CAFE. PG. u 3 lr. Ore (oh fl Avvexjl.-I J J SOON BOO r DIDN'T --U COLONEL? m00LA EXACTLY (N YOUPL WSyJ THE hHE:A,B'"' y-'0vVN WORDS ;' COLONEL ir ' 7 JUST DESCRIBE Ev':j KNOWS I A HOW VOU SAW. '.'M HE SAW J( ' AND HEARD ?& MONTY lCTlTHIS EL DORADO WrA PUT HIS N71 LURE THIS ARMSCj I ( LITTLE GIRL AW0(SJsik P 2t!T0 the: HE DIDN'T EXACTLY LURE ME TO HIS YACHT. 1 NO, I HELPED MRS. DARD- ANELLA TO , THE., V' ANYHOW. ON THE YACHT YOU' SAW THIS WEALTHY PLAY-BOY TENDERLY CRUSH HER TO HIS BREAST! AS HE MUR MURED.. THAT WAS THE ) T "aHEMI I'D LEAVE . IMPORTANT -nsAWVTH VIC: PART. THE VOUl BUSINESS OUT, . COLONEL A taNDINGjS?'1 COLONEL.. SAW HIM f . (T06ETHER (7 ARE PUT HIS J s-J Pl75XlNOT 50 ARMS 'CCwSIX0 UNDER- AROUND V IWrOU ORrrSS, ME, J VICE M'?6l FOREIGN BUT COLONEL. THINK. Or MY CLIENT. LOOK AT THAT LITTLE GIRL CRY. LOOK! LISTEN TO THOSE SOBS. LISTEN I uc- LISTEN, WHAT DID .'Jr" 6aS. M YOU .SAY ABOUT inrf OVJt-T . JL V H I rRirrKwYCAN'T AFFORD WILL YOU ) B MARRY SAID. 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