La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 28, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

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Thursday, December 28, 1933
I A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER; T;A GRANDE? ORE,
(CLASSIFIED ADS
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BATH BT MONTH .
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for sale:
FOR RENT 1
HOU3EHOUD furniture. 1703 Oak St..
12-28-3 tp.'
HEa AND SPRINOEM 45o each
Saturday. Publio Market. 12-28-1 tp
ClOOp POTATOES 1.00-1.40. Squash
75e. per ,100. Saturday. Public Mar
ket.? 12-28-1 tp
ONE-WAY TICKET to Portland. Ex
pires Jan. 16. Call Observer." .
12-27-2 tp.
1 WILL SELL -my small bungalow
plr.no In Btorage In La Grande at a
Kacririce. Cash or terms. ' Loretta
MePar:nnd. 811 E. State St., Boise,
Ida. 12-27-10 1
OR TRADE 4-wheel trailer.-' 1905
Adams. 12-27-3 tp
OR TRADE Equity In mod. 5-rm.
house on, paved, street. Will con?
elder ' timber land or good1 truck;
Ph. Md-ij, evealngs. 12-16-tf
OOOD SEASONED WOOD and lots of
It. Smith's Fox Farm. 12-4-1 mp.
HAND ROLLED chocolates 88o i lb.:
Special Fridays and Saturdays 26c
lb. Our candles are always fresh
and tho hest-Cherry Blossom Caiidy
Shop. 11-14-Jm
SCRATCH PAPER for school or home
at the Observer. 2 pad for So.
e-14-t i.
PRE-INVENTORY-
Clea
of Women's
ml
Pirecses
1 nx-
Regular $19.50,
Sale Price .........
Regular $24.50,
Sale Price
resses
Iii a variety of styles,
patterns and materials.
' Regulars $4.95,
Sale Price
Regular $5.90
Sale Price
Regular $7.90,
Sale Price
' Regular $9.75,
Sale Price ..
Your
: Choice
ISTEVENiN
TWO 4-RM. FURN. HOUSES, corner
U and Pino St.. Phone 424 W.
, 12-28-2 tp
PART OR ALL 6-rm. lurn. house.
Call Observer. ; 12-18-t t.
STEAM-HEATED apt. 1311 O ave.
11-26-lmp
MISCELLANEOUS
DO WELL BROS. OLEAN-trP W Will
clean up your ashes, .papers, ec.
Phos 823-J. ' ' . 8-M t.
FOR TRADE
WILL TAKE .a limited number of
v pianos, In exchange for radios. Radio
arid Music Supply Co. , ; 12-27-3 t
WANTED,
SPECIALTY SALESMENV-Wllllng to
t deposit $10.00 , on attraotlve fast
, selling New Deal Merchandise, to al
merchants Eastern Oregon, quick
' returns; , car necessary.. Thrift Sales,
607 Stock Exchange, Bldg., Portland.
12-28-2 tp.
OIRL FOR GENERAL housework. .Call
at .a 'Ave. .... f . UrSn-a ...
Farmers of McDowell county. North
Carolina, have formed a co-operative
association .to grow-raspberries on a
big scale.- 1 - -
ur Trimmed s
3 fV
$12:50
$14.75'
Tweed-
Regular $12.50, " - (PA QA
Sale Price :. ipU.SU,.'
Tweed Suits
Regular $14.75, fjJ AA
Sale Price .,....L PU.iU
mum- Wr tfivtmi:
U' ! i ( TOME Okl. 1 'AT'S TH' STUFF. ' fttA WOT l"'vvJ
W! mi. 05S)E.:.. i TA5,' NOW "fcU GOlMG To ) ' yoU
l0 AC I "fflfA I ' li I'LL IHOW, kM0WWH0ARE FIGHT J AREM T I
tbZ.tO Vr ' if ,l THAI" FUZZy lyoUR FRIENDS AW' UM- fl HOW ARE
DAVIS A J WHO AREN'T.... j S VU SOtJWA
- XSl 7 M THIW3 OR ) CAREFUL AW", MAKE HIM
$3.95 JUi
98ei 0fe' VM Wf
EKGELEN Clll
OUT OUR WAY ? v - By J. R, Williams ' THE NEWFANGLES , ,; On Aain Off Again
. 3 PA'LL BE OUT. in I I WANTED TO 1 " ves, glmjys, vu. . X hey ouiMif: ! "; r"V ir uct;go,I VTTl
'W jZZ Sl I A-.AV-SWHUT MAKE. PACES BRING OlMMit OACrV ; : p ... LET GO Op. MM , , ' XOUMG I '
JP-Ws. - 'V ' UAui Vrtri yvr AT THAT TOIJfiH ' HOME , tTUST AS SOON V' ,, WIRT, A.NO GCT ,,).,' I PWBCfM.
.'7 W Plt-V i HOLDIN'THAT .AN' I WANTED I '.. N E-f: X ' i i,
'i SS Sy AUTO ROBE UP A him TO THINK '' J.7? ' " T"C"-T. .' : -;!'' :; ; ( j&
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Bi"' -"Jj LFM .'. f7""il-L HAVET'WE T T"? ';; , VT3 THE ONLY ) V .. YEAH ; GLM)Y9. VUti'V " '
' V JtfVY'"- Y A,o- VHWG I CAsMDO-X ' - .';(" ' BE UP, AS SOON
VVt" WUrV '-TPfeMi; I. .MIM.LCT,GO,AJND,l.-. . FORGOT TO ' V I AS I GET DRK6ED
IW 'A Vt-? S V DON'T VNANTaTO HUOT i .CP HUnPUTTON i THE. .VL V - g!V
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' '.H'PT FRONT-'- ' ii.i ' ""fi"' "iff 'AmmK
BETTING EVEN ON
. EAST-WEST GAME
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ae Kven
money odds and the prospect of a
50,000-fan crowd today Indicated that
the East-West All-Star oharlty- foot-
'ball game here New Year's "day will
;bo one of the standout attractlonn
the classic's history. "
"No iess than 50,000 will bo in
Vthe stadium," Don Elliott, public Lty
chairman, said, "Sales are several
thousniids In advance of the ' mark
-'86t at this ,itime last year." '
Today-players In both, rival campo
the East at Palo Alto and the Wesc
at Berkeleybegan to taper off their
Igtrenuoiis training sessions, aban-
'donlng the double' daily drill. One
workout a day will. too the order from
now .until Sunday.
Bob Kruse Beats
Floyd Paul- Jones
PORTLAND, Ore.,. Dec. 28 V Bob
Kruse, 210, of Oswego, won the main
.event on last night's wrestling card
here from Ployd Paul Jones, 312, Dal
las, Texas, who was unable to return
to the mat after" Kruse had taken the
'firat-falL v V J'J
RELIEVE ECZEMA
Don't suffer needlessly. Stop the
itching and induce healingbegin
! D'EECKLES AND HIS
Resinol
Absent Treatment!
SORRy, TAG- BUT I HAVE "
10 DRNE OUT TO WOLFE'S
for pop.. ..you CAW
SETTLE YOUR OW
V AFFAIRS, WITHOUT
ME)
s Z"- I,,,' ' ,7-,..'. AM PL5NT J
PENDLETON HIGH
DROPS GAME TO
COMMERCE 26-18
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 28 m i
Staging a last -half rally 'to overcome
a13 to -10 iead at the Intermission
period, Commerce-High quintet - de
feated the -visLting Pendleton High
five 26 to 18 here lost night.
Jumping out in front at the start,
going Into the lead 8 to 4 at the!
quarter, - the Buck&roos held a 13 to
10 lead at the halfway nuuk; ,
Led by-Nello" Vanelli, veteran for
ward, tthe Stcnogs atagedj- a great
comeback charge and wro lead lug 10
to 13 at the final quarter.
The Buckaroos meet HJid Tedles at'
Roosevelt tonight. &
Lineups: -Commerce
(261 (18) Pendleton
Lorenzinl (3) .....JF.'. &j Galloway
Vanelli (U) J?...... (OJ Rosenburg
Anton (7) (1) Reese
Donovan (2) ......O.. -.'(2) .Graybeol
Diamond (.-. (4) Largcnd
Rof?res Charles Dawson.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK '
PORTLAND, Dec. 28 ( Cattle
150;' calves -30; steady.-
(5.85;' steertti ybmmon and medtufai
ftd.ou Qp neuers, -.common, una
medium, $2.25 $4.50; cows good j
comnioh and medium, $25 $30;
low cutter and cutter, (1.00 $26;'
bulls, cutter, and medium, 61.75
$2.75; vbalers, good and choice, $5,00
$fl.00; cull, common and medium,'
$2.60$5.00;' calves, good and choice,
$4.00 $5.00; common and -medium,
$2.00$4.00.
Hogs: 1500; steady. Lightweight,
good and choice, $3.75 c? $4.50; . me
FRIENDS by Blpsser
1 VWELL.DOkJTSAV. ) - .. ,
I T DIDKJ'T IKIVITE-' '-TASS
7 .VbU-OSCARlL .S0T.WIS
mi Z-Z l?, UP, SOOO'
OREGON STATERS
TRIM WILLAMETTE
SALEM. Dec. 28 W The lanky,
smooth-passing Oregon State college
basketball team' defeated Willamette
university 41 -to 24 in a rough game
here last night.
Long , shots gave the Bearcats an
early lead, but tho coast conference
chum pious soon found the hoop for
a number of short shots. Coach Slata
QUI ulaved lit a clant euards as for-
wards on offense, making use of their
height at both ends of the floor.
George Hlbbard led the Beaver at-
tack witli 17 points aud was followed
f closely by Foien, Kidder and . O'Con
ineil. BurUett and, Manning were
chief scorers for Willamette.
dium weight; good and choice, $4.10
(choice. $3.05 rit $4.25; packing sows,
$4.50; heavyweight, good and
medium and good, $2.50(3 $3.35; feed
i er and s looker pigs, good and -choice
$2.75$3.25,
Sheep: 150; steady to firm. Lambs,
good, choice, $5.25 1 $8.00; medium.
$2.75 $5.25; yearling wethers, $3.75
$4.50; ewes, $1.00$2.00.
The city health commission, of New
York,., is .mftktng. .ftft .effort to. sepyre
honest labels for whisky bottles! Still,'
nobody drinks the la-bel. -
AT THE LIBERTY
The tremendous drama behind that
airmail 'letter you received 't his morn
ing Is the theme of the M-G-M plo
ture In which John Borrymore. Helen
Hayes, Clark Gable, Lionel Barrymore,
Robert Montgomery and Myrna Loy
will be 6cen starting today at ithe
Liberty theatre, , .1
Tho story Is "Night Flight." It
was written by a famous air mall
pilot, Antolne do Balnt-Exupery.
While It Is laid In South America,
over highly dangerous sea and moun
tain routes, its drama Is being re
peated dally on. a dozen lines with
in the continental United States.
' The tale was directed by Clarence
Brown, himself a licensed transport
' Attention Trappers
Raw Furs
All Kinds of Legal
Caught Furs Boughtr
I Pay Best Prices
CHRIS MILLER
1510 Adams Ave.
This should be your
Choice of Hotels
"Because:
Tb New tow nim auks Ox v
DANMOOKB tht mort MOtv
omlcd booJ hotel. 1, II, 0,P,
$2.M. BpecUl Umlly ratM.
Nerlr rtry room kmm m prf
Tt bub.
Women (rarllnf nnveomp4uv
t id receive everr court.
Downtown location, eloe ft
the store, but not Boby,
Pen J, Moore, formerly of tho I
Moore Hotel In Pettitu, ovne
end operate the DANMOOKB
prsoiiIJy.
AAA. Offlee OpftoslU Hotel :
Oppoiite Terminal Sale Building ,
TWELFTH AND MORRISON
PORTLAND
pi-lot. ;' ' ; x- ; 'iP"'.!'
Brown stated recently,' "I did iiot,
make, any alrplono picture Jaefore
'Night Flight' becuuso I felt all pre
vlous air. stories had been synthetloy
and unimportant. This story breathes!
reality. . It combines both the drama
1101-3 Washington Ave.
Vards
A Big Range
$42.95
Cash or Knty Terinn
Porcelain enameled
in ivory and green.
Polished cooking
top. Extra heavy,
extra big. See it I
13 Plate Battery
$5.75
Willi Ohl llallrry
Wards extra-powered
Winter King is
guaranteed if
months 2 winters I
f r$Zr
m,M .: km
$1 t I
of flight, and tho pathos of,, the
wives i who ' must, remain, . on,,' the
ground. To my mind it. is the gna-
est air story ever written.
Other players n the piece include
William Oargan.-r C Henry Gordon.
Lcalle Penton, Harry Beresford, Frank
I N N E R'
We've built our rep
utation on values like
thial: A mattress soft
a9 a cloud to sleep on.
Scores of inner coils,'
encased in felted cot-'
ton. 4 ventilators.
Sateen covering. Roll
edge. Full size. '
Double'. Deck Coil
Big Tub
Famous Ded din a Values
$5.00
a .1 "n
MjiJ
Washes for family
of A in half hour.
Saves hard work.
Wards low cash
price $-17.95. ' '
$5.95
f'f J
fniivriilent rnyments
The fastest-selling
radio we have ever
produced! Powerful
Superheterodyne,
Super Dynamic;
Speaker . . . with
Instant Dialing.-- '
Conroy and Ralf Harolde. The picture
to 'the seoohd to be made at M-G-M
by DftVifi 'O. 'SelRnlok, vice prMldent .
it was adapted toy Oliver H. P. Garrett-
and a strong muslcat score was
composed for It by Herbert S tot hart,
co-composor of "Rose Marie. ' -c ;
Phone Main 8
S P R I N G
icaress
Spring.: $9.95
Washer
mi
y'v ' ,i ; jrjg... i - -, r.v'il
sMigi
10-Tube Console ?.r' "ft
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