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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1934)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Fiye OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWF ANGLES A Good Reaioii! CLASSIFIED ADS 1 . (Count live eraga word to the Una.) ' Par Una, lit Insertion ', , lOo BATC8 BT MONTH I lines, per month MJO 8 Uhee, per month " lines, per month "m 1 line, per month M.7fl aoh additional Un OTer tire charged at 60a per line per month. ar'.-T.'a Per Un, each added ooueo utln Inwrtlon ' . To Mo yinlmum charge on on order - Friday, January 5, 1934 W,VOO'RE ALL ) K GEE, I'LL SA1 IT'LlV f YOU KNOW EVEWONE, lfi EXCITED ABOUT BE MY FIRST TEA,-. ( EXCEPT MBS. PETTIBONE. VOUQ TEA.EH, PARTY, IN MY OWN . ONE OF OUR NEIGHBORS SUGAO? V HOUSE! OH, 1VWE n iL V 10 CALL AGUSTA. r - ' V, " 7 VOL! MEAN Yl fYf YES-YQU SEE,iNHEN t M I VOU'RE INVITING II FOUND I HAD TO BORROW t Is W?S.PETTB0NE!"t' I SOME TEACUPS FROM HER, I " ' rrr WHUT DO YOU THINK III IK XfTT I TOLD YOU TO OPEN V V OH, I'M JIS II YOUR WINDOW FER j? I TAKIN A NIGHT 1 THEN SLEEP WITH ' i OFF, TO ENJOY" i fh YOUR HEAD UNDER J. V MYSELF. ' J 1 ' &, TH' COVERS YOU ' JSJ Si I,- ' a X'A WON'T H AVE GOOD 1 f , rfrmTrnTri7TTnrrr-- "i , ' I Wife."' .fee FOR SALE FOR RENT OR TRADE 1039 Chevrolet truck. Phone 333 J. 1-4-1 imp. FOR SALE OR TRADE Large house In town. Will .accept good car as down '.payment. PrlmnVa form, Frulidale. l-i-S tp. 9ftt$. BALE 'OR TRADP 614 ft. kath Jub. Prlmm's farm, Frultdale. 1-4-3 itp. ' 20 SACKS of good, clean wheat, lo per lb. Darnlelle's Peed 6tc.iu. 12-4-3 t. I WILL SELL my email bungalow piano In storage in La Grande at a sacrifice. Cash or terms. Lorotta McFar'.and, all E. State St., Boteo, Ida. 12-27-10 1 HAND StOLLED chocolates 350 lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 26c . lb. Our candles are always fresh and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. 11-14-1 m SCRATCH PAPER (or school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 6o. , ' " S-14-t i. SCHUPPEL SEES GOOD YEAR AttEAD (Continued -From Page One) district will realize much In the way of profit from the thousands coming to your Eastern Oregoti playground." And beforo the Interview terminated. Mr. Sohuppel had to put a question .of. his own. It was: "Isn'it your weather at this time of the year a bit unuaual?" Regretfully, the re-J porter was forced to admit that .It wosy-thftt ordinarily the winters In La Grande are not quite so spring like. , "Lire Insurance Is a good Index," Mr. Schuppel said, in recounting His findings in the way of business Im provements, "and the year 1933 will show an Increase of business written by our company of about 12 per cent. All this has come since the first of : May. . Up to tlen,. because ,Pf the banking, situation and the feeling ,pf unrest, lack of confidence, etc., peo ple were not active In any line and life Insurance suffered, .There was a considerable deficit then, but not only was that slack picked up but the 12 per cent gain was registered for the year as a -whole. Our income In dollars and cents was the greatest In our history, proving there Is money and that the people have regained confidence." Mr. Schuppel paused to, reflect at 1 the opportunities that exist today. "There never were st) many .bargains in history as at present. One can buy a farm! a house, or almost any commodity from, an automobile to Bread, and be sure one Is getting more for that dollar tnan one will ever get again. . "The significant thing Is that now js when people really may make for tunes they don't make them in, good tjimes. The waters all have run out and you ore safe in investments be FRECKLES AND MS FRIENDS by Blosser LKQ felTOlVl VyLllMlA tZgmal t8lTOV OAif say.nutty'.ismup W .. m DIANA DANE . STSLSKi ; ; Know Thyself 5 S AMD TOTff 3 ENOUGH. ? J ARE oth VOU&VEkB lWEUU, ,r ONE OP VU. GG.TS TH( JOB., j I I DAD WILL TAVCE ALL AV- HU ( "HL evTM' BND O" TH' r LTnJ AND THEN AMPLIFIED ITHIS PtNE WORK4 LIKE l . ' 1 1' HELLO HEUO - THATfe fl. I 1 OK MOLLIS - ' 1 1 WHAT HE CM EE Ml THAT GIRL) ANTENNA.AND FROM THERE UNTIL AUDIBILIT IS . A A CHApM , BETTY. WATcm) s. AAOLL'G ' ) BEAUTIFUL PLANE COMB OM - I'LL A - s IS AAORE THAN ! CW TO THE PENTODES, TETRODES L, . ACCOMPLISHED Ji TilS SMOOTH LANDING - V JHEPf 'JT. V. JZT , i SCORCHY - I'D ' TAK6 VbU OP RIGMT J ZlSNY IT GeVr,H0 UNDERSTAND f ANDTPIODESINMY J T,,l S Wat1 AlEUoA JUST LOVE Tt Go , NOW- ( KIMO OF LAT6 . V &hJjP PERFECTLY.' KlOV ) IE D " y I THERE ...DOES T "IELL VlE HW W1GGY STEWS. AS 'QMS SUP BY, MP THE CIRCUS REMAINS AVfSWCM lVlIICIi ALSO CAUSES 'UNCLE AKiWOf TO STW-AND llATCfA FtOT-A ' 'IV RESCUE LITTLE PRTSCICLA FROM THE LURE OF THE CIKCU3 !!( M "L.f fSB M, ITVWRKS DOESN'T MAKE T "bUK-V OLD LOVES IN NEW INTERESTS-- ) YOU MUSf BE WRONG-, ( VOU OfJCUS ..r.Mw.- S IT CLEAR 1 J! y- (J WONDERFUL EXPTWEN.CE J ( A CIRCUS-- SPklN&'LL SOON BB 1 BUY A YACHT AND SEW PRISULLA S ALGERNON, I SAW THAT n mt V PEOPLE ARE 3 -Z VST . cOR. THE DULY HERE AN' ALL THIS OUTFIT -CK ON A CRUISE -- THE CIRCUS IS AS J V. ELEPHANT THIS VERY U MU k V SO CLEVER. ) -SVj 'S'"--- - ? , ( CIRCUS SO REFINING- ) WILL KNOW IS HOW TO POUR, jfaj GOOD AS GONE ALREADY .' 1 N 1 r-jJ. MORNING-! ,3 O si t'C-jJ 1ST I y - JEA AND SLEEP LAT1 Vf ' ; V -s ' IS: Stol G . 1-6-3 t. 2-RM. APARTMENT with private bath. 1005 13th St. 1-5-3 t. FOR RENT CHEAP, .4 room turn. house, cor. 'U and Pine streets. , Phono 424 ;W. . . 1-6-2 tp. 6-ROOM -furnished house. Garage. Phone M. 695. 1-4-6 tp: TTJRNTSHED apartment, .1403 O Ave. . 1-4-3 tp. FOR RENT s-rm. mod. unfurn. house. Inq. Ray Meyeralck. 1-4-6 tp. HOUSE 1301 -4th. Phono 106 R. . . , 1-4-3 tp. FOR TRADE INCOME .PROPERTY n Longview. Wash, making 12 on price of $17,000. Clear, Wont Income here of same value or less. .Owner, 1253 9th Aye., 'ijongylow, Wash. Jt5-2 tp cause Inferior Issues have disappeared and the pricea of the best stuff are down to bedrock. "Our company, as an example, is in extremely liquid condition iive ; times more so than ever before. Pol icy Jeans have fallen off 25 per cent. Farmers arc profltting from the read justment program, factories are .at work, prices of railroad bonds and earnings of the companies are very satisfactory. Sixteen, of the maor railroad companies . in the United states have earned their Interest re quirements and are going to show a profit. The -best minds, the stoutest hearts and tho most capable hands ore working together; and that's- a combination that cannot be beat." . "In every territory we find some optimism on the port of the people and of our salesmen," he concluded. "All say .that 1934 la bound to be a good year if wo will put our shouIr ders to the wheel, use our heads, act on what we know to be our best Judgment and stop (being afraid." APT. Coll 481 W. Niame Fitzgci-ald Head -Ul MWpqitf ,or. . IWTOBBEM. ssa sf . r .SLijLSre!?1 JOE PAL00KA . . . " , : . : . A Bit of Advice the vice manager, Angus MoAlllatcr. W. I THOUGHT VA ""Ij V IT C'MON E30VS , V.'1553 fk l(UrTTALK( ouypau- J3$f' ' X r T YA SAP-QUIT - I'LL MURDER Lee Hanford, chairman of the Old g VVERE ATOUGH GUV. M BREAK IT UP . 4 SO MUCH J I W JT S .., mAAdtM i WDDIK OUT THERE. f THAT JL Timers club, la chairman of the exe- TME VERraCKLYJ& KfJ FIGHT C'MON . 5 L IF L WAS f ' J . M BECAUS&-)-1C?l5fV .. ' hH?kU Uw ! cutlve committee, assisted by A. W. A CHEESE Sj 'f J OUSEJ UK? THE BUNGLE FAMILY MY STARS ) I OH PEGQY THAT WA.S wu Y T THE MOMENT I 6AW l l HBUT ) "HE'S EN6A6E05 TO HEP,! I wnTHrp jrr V1THAT VAMP! ONE WEEK - ' MOTHER WHY ( HIS CAR,, IT WAS. I Moxhto HER IN THAT CAA I Sr Jy -. KNOW I T. THAr NICE MAN! ' heLpYOU TffiW 6HE BUED MIM FCX-' GET SO EXCITED 1 V KNOW. THAT VAMP! curwic K WAS PREpAP-O TO SEE If SHOULD A HE'S !OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW nwP' mTHrtf: t B BREACH ! OF' PROMISE SIMPLY BECAUSE HOW SHE SMIRKED SHE AS rz RING. OH DARLING ' J BETTER. I DON'T FEEL YOUR ICT'-H THE NEXT WEEK SAWMRSV AT US AND WAVED rj DON'T TRY TO PRETEND YOU .K "'T 7 ONE BIT SORRY FOR HIM. COAX ItR M HE LENDS HER HIS IRlSGLLA C ( HER BIS HAND..... V DON'T REALIZE WHAT THIS I llfEI&T! VNO SIR! HE WAS WARNED Zjfio -1! 7' AUTOMOBILE. OH ridSgin TttR A VTO LET WE SEE THE 1 2 Jwl ss: f ans to us. I , oahen she sued , ffMMi ( what a bitter pill THAT YOU THINK ) 5 ENGAGEMENT Hw J M 1 TO YOU. i f' tfSl : " HIM FOR ZZJ - i WhiS IS FOR ME..,.US. 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