La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 22, 1933, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI ' Friday, December 22, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. IIA'GRANDE. ORE. Page Seven - M OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams I THE NEWFANGLES The Search Is Still On! CLASSIFIED ADS taa wup fla ci of nnoM wallowa commas CmCK.WHCT ABE OU tu.AU-i'i.i i nr.i-W m I us Tiir OlAurV? i FOR-AH-M OLD, THE. FiBST PI KCt YOU DOING lt4 THERC (Oonnt fire average word! to tba lint.) Par Una, lit Per Una, each added oodmo- UtlTC lDHIilOD T RATB3 BY MONTH a llnaa, par month tlAO t Unas, par montn aa 4 tinea, par month . , , , M.00 6 Unaa, par montb a1" bob additional Una over tlTe charged at 60o par Una par month. THAT OLD SWKATRO Wlnlmiun enargc on on FOR SALE FOR RENT CHKAP PARK CYCLE. Call Lock 1 . wood Cyolery and Delivery, j lit-22-l tp. XMA3 TREES 10c. 801 Peiin. fl ' . U-20-3 t - ----- FURNISHED 5-rm. house, garage, 301 Main. Call M, 805. 12-19-6 tp PART OR ALL e-rm... furn. house. Call Observer. 12-18-t f. DTEAMrHKATED apt. lflil .O ave. fcgBSE Ph. Farm. 18, 12-20-3 tp. 11-25-lmp Listen. now don't start Good gosh T AM I ANV OP THAT SILLY" STUFF . USIN' JUDG-MENT V BUVING YOUR SISTER PAJAMAS . v SHE'S ALWAVS IM U I' TO MATCH THE-BATHROOM 7 THE BATHROOM . CHRISTMAS PRESENTS V-rT NOBODY ELSE KIM I ARE THINGS TO USE A iSA EVER GET IN THERE ' " V LITTLE J UDG-MENT jJBjp? 57r, PON'T THINk: I AIN'T I'M GOING T'FINO TflAT . BKACCLtT.ir I KM TO GO UnJ OVER THro HOUSE FBOM . : " Mn TRACE Equity in mod. B-rm. I house on paved street. Will Con di Elder timber land or good truck. J' Ph. 300-U,, evenings. 12-16-tf JfiLFALFA hay. A. C. Hicks. Phone Farmers IB. 12-16-etp "-tJtOfcl YOUNO HENS. Mrs. D. C. Con--', nor, 101 Second, fit. Ph. 858 R. ,K ' la-ia-Bt. 8BASONKD WOOD and lots of It, ttmtui'a ran Farm. 12-4-1 mp. i ttHAND ROLLED chocolates 350 lb. ii Special Fridays ahd Baturdava 25a " 1 lb. , Our candles are always fresh ; I and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy, , S Chop. 11-14-1 m f SecRATCH PAPHR for school or home I at the Observer, a pads for 6c, ,f . . 8-14-t i. RESIDENT'S ROCLAMATION IS WELCOMED (Continued From Page One) j - fl the 1032 output. If eimuuA'neously with promulgation' of . stiver coinage, the administration1 evidenced anew its Intention to can- ' tlnue gold buying. The RFC increas ed funds set aside for such purchases 3 from T5,O0O,OOO to 100,000,000 and I 'disclosed that 507,485 ounces had ? been acquired domestically for 16,- I 978.000. Thus the weight of both gold and silver will ga on the Roose- veit level under oommodlty prices. S A htrut of other moveo to come in. . the government's march toward a commodity dollar was contained ;ln the paragraph of the presidential proclamation: - "The ipreaent ratio In weight and fineness of the silver dollar to the gold dollar shall, lor the purpose of this proclamation, be maintained un til changed by further order or proc-tamaitlon." The president's order. Intended to iboost silver's market worth to half the legal value of 81.20 an ounce, was Issued by authority of the Inflation ary powers congress voted him In the '' agricultural adjustment act. , It 1m ,i toicdlately was hailed ' by Senator Pltt A man (D., Nev.), author of the sliver w agreement written at the London eco- hoardb conference. i This understanding between 86 countries against further silver de fij Jjasement and depreciation was con- tlngent upon an agreement ibetween ! major sliver producing countries. Australia, Canada, Mextoo, Peru and the United States agreed to absorb 85,000,600 ounces of slfver annually I for four years. Ohina agreed to pro I hlblt sales of silver derived from melt i ing up or debaatng coins, India to limit such sales to 35,000,000 ounces mSCELLAWOVS DO WELL BROS. CLSAN-UF We Will clean up your ashes, papers, etc, Phone 323-J. 3-8-t 1. annually and Spain to 5,006,000. " The president said India already has put the agreement Into effect and "I understand other nations con cerned arc about to aot." The president regards the prospect of world silvor stabilization as a very hopeful sign and said today he hoped this would bo extended to other media of exchange, apparently gold, in the future. LONDON, Dec. U2 (Fl (Tho United States' ratification of the London .sil ver agreement yesterday had sltgjUy moro effect than was anticipated to day when the price rose a half-penny to 10 1-6 pence an ounce. ; v ; BOMBAY, Dec. 22 () - President Roosevelt's announcement ' that the United States would purchase silvor was accorded a lukewarm reception hero today. , v . THE WAITING ROOM os,.,, WELL,-I'M NOWB1EO - 1 ABOUT HIM. I FOUND HIM STANDING CM THE TABLE AND lOOKlNQ WTO THE PIANO FOP SWEATERS) I WISH OU'D COME OVEO 1 VtS. 'SHE 0U5T PHONEO-SHE'S WORBIED OVER CHICK-ISN'T 5 THAT A RIOT-HIOING i viR PRESENT AND F0Q WOW1. HE GETT1M0 QEtS THW FR0MbiTk VJHE0E HE THE BUNGLE FAMILY Poor Monty; SHANGHAI, Dec. 22 () r- Presi dent Roosevelt's ratification of the London silver agreement resulted in further sharp slumps In the United fitates dollar on the local 'exchange market today. Slain Dentist is. gosh MOTHEFl. I'M GLAD WE GOT ALL OUft. 6HOPP1NG VVITHOUt FORSETTINS;1 TWO OB. f- THREE NAMES, AS WE USUALLY Peggy we alMost over looked Av VERY VER.Y important Name, but i THOUGHT. OF IT THIS . MORNING. MONTGOMERY EL DORADO. 1 ni4 ytb. . well i i suppose there; j. j isn't Any hafCm I IN BENDING HIM A PRESENT f- . I BOUOHT HIM A C)GAR LIGHTER. ANU I PAID A SIMPLY STUPEFYINQ PRICE BUT I KNEW YOU D INSIST ON.t SENDING HIM SOMETHINfi WAY'ABpyE WHAT YOU'D 31 Vt.-.. ,.. .WELL, AN ft-R60N YOU MEAN, MO I MLK THAT JUST BECAUSE HE HAPPENS To HAVE A LOT OF MONEY' jT pesgy' dArlins, PLEASE UUN ,1 I KT IU H. MLRLT- I MOUTHED ' WITH ME. ANYONE KNOWS YOU HAVE TO BE VERY CAREFUL PICKING . OUT -PRESENTS FOR A fnLMAN WHO LOOKS r ri , V iuuu I HE WW isar. . l ft JTilr I we do at fES ' BUT I DON'T SEE,. THERE IT IS; LOOK! A CIGARETTE CASE AND LIGHTER. THERE'S .A GENUINE DIAMOND IN IT.,u... SOMEWHERE. LET ME HOLD IT UP TO THE LIGHT MORE , ANDm..OH HERE IT, 16.. LOOK.I JUSTs.WHAT I KNEW YOU D LIKE TO , GIVE HIM. mm m mm MWiiaiiaiiiai(,W..;t.V.' - JOE PAL00KA iDr. Leonard Biever, socially promt j neht Pasadena, Cal., dentist, slain in the street with no clues as to v motive or slayers. FKECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosset Words, Words, Words! ' Essie is determinep To "iENEW MARt FEELINGS BETWEEN! -FUZZY AMD TasAloMg !l Meamwile, THESE TV0 '.ARE IS! TWE AMDST OP AM AWE-IWSPIftlMS RITUAL !! KiOW, FUZZY, YOU RAISE YER RIGHT HAND, AND I'LL DO THE SAME I I.TAGALCMG VP SOOSEY, PO HEREBY PLEDGE LASTING , FRIENDSHIP VWITH FUZZY DAVIS ! 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