La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 09, 1934, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, January !V 198 1 I A GKANDE EVEM1NU OWiEltVEK. LA (JUAN Dli.' OUE CLASSIFIED ADS rf' fU MAKE FLACI Of UNION 4 WAIXOWA COUMTIU (Oount (It average word to tbs Una.). Per line, lit lawrtlcQ Ida RATH BY MOUTH 9 Hum. pr month a.M 8 llnw, per montn wa 4 lines, per montn .oo 6 llnw, per montn ..M.75 Eu idditlonal line oyer five etairged at too per line per month. Pel Hot, eacb added codmo- utlro InMrtlon . To -0. Minimum cbuge oa one ordw -i i ... i ,1,., , FOR SALE FOR RENT ' ' Pair'c Seven " !l-.-s.Si OUT OUR WAY , By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES How Did Chick Know? " ' ( FERGIT ABOUT Ttf ' BOY, DERE's "V r rTf look1, isn't that "1 V Y it sure, re! id know 1 '. . ' s ROCKS, ICK FERSIT - TOO MUCH TER JXi. IH' 0Y DOWNS, ahead ( . his TOLLING GAAT, IF t I : I , I ABOUT THET MULE FERGIT, AN' NOT V?Y 7O-r0r ugM ' SAW. HIM IN CHINA1.! !, FA-LIN'- FERGIT . . ; V ENOUGH TER si"! A f'lWxL ' "jpk i ABOUT WHUT MIGHT ' THINK AROUT t-ITtI 1 '' SQ V "Jv? T"!TH' TT (n3-, - ' HAPPEN; AN1 THINK J , pkV"" ABOUT , T n" . , $P&3 . . ff tf& .'. Ma 1 " , , T' , & 1 THE BUNGLE FAMILY "Easy Situation Wanted" 'S j WHY GEORGE EUNGLE,N VpER. DOLUS? DON'T WORRY J Pi iVKF? I'fllM , ivik- t'm 7 JOKE? LISTEN J I OH GEORGE1 CERTAINLY! DEAR MR.X: T ' S THE VEW IDEA OF YOU.M MY IDEA IS ABOUT ME .., ( BUSINESSMAN OT . , If S J THH-'S K DON'T TELL MeM IN REPLY TO YOUR AD -.t.-onm-i CUTJ'NG PAPER DOLLSy V-, THAT I'M CyTTNGyp( ,. . VEAUtt WANTS , W fTKDTUEWLftNT AD. AND YOU'RE IoVnTO .K. OF TODAY WILL . -W.lt OUT Uf lOlWSl IT IMPROBABLY I HE PAHtK. A ,,. iSS.VK,?- .-- . t fa . J i5uTtfT- I JUST FEEL. THAT IWSWER-SUCH A itv -1 THAT'S TOO SERIOUS ' 1 PAPER. BEFORE H. JLJCAKNG OUT I'LL GET YOU ). V S CCMIAND , ll I TkIS-'V MR.X IS MERELY AN .--ffppY 'AfclS. SHOULD START THIS i , mm,: J JOE PALQOKA . ' ' A Boxing Lesson j PW WWW - MN' " YW- - f VACANT EHAT 1HS GUY. j " ' pl M g DIANA DANE .. TT&XZ -b''.'' 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HURT--1 TOLD , THERE I'M GOING- 1 S X ' V SHE nOESN'T V .. s- ' SU9EIWSG0IN& OUT TO INSPECT J " " ( WANT ME TOGO ) i V , AWAi TOMORROW -5v V MVNEV YACHT--7 ' .V w AwAV " 7- . . ' ; : S ON A LONG-CRUISE . V- , Vl'LL BE RIGHT f a n S. V NK AWAY ' v.. ji AND SHE DIDN'T -iV snA SACK IIV &J '- N , ' , " : . .j li; EVEN LOOK SAD YVJ KjT J iwtS ' 'T VN -I, .. ' S GOOD EATINO POTATOES, 50c sack. - No. 85c. Inland Poultry & Peed. 1-9-5 tp. PHY MILL WOOD, climi,p. single load, itfj jjpuble. Call Clarence Hm, 300, w qi: m;. 77. 1-9-1 mp. CINDfiWELLA washing niftcliine, 1105 12th St. . 1-8-3 tp. OR TRADE . 1029 Chevrolet truck. Phone 323 J., 1-4-1 mp. 1 WILL SELL my small bungalow piano In storage In La Grande at a sacrifice, OaaU or terms. Loretta MtSVr'.and, 811 E. State St., Boise, Idn. 12-27-10 1 HAND ROLLED Chocolates 35c lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 25c lb. Our candles are always fresh and the best. Cherry B-Zossom Candy Shop, - 11-14-1 m SCRATCH PAPER JOT schoo. or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 5c. ' 9-14-t i. Rudy Vallee Facing Startling Charges (Continued Prom Page One) turned to her home in suburban San ta Moniofli soma weeks ago in an ef fort to regain her health, accused Vallee of Indiscretions with three wo men but named only one, Alice Paye, actress arjd member of his troupe. The others were designated as Jane Does. Us. Vallee alleged that rthe sing er's association, with Miss Faye dated from January, 1933, and became so prominent that the New York press referred to ,lt. Sho said she con fronted her husband and he and his New Xorfc attorney both told her thrj charges were untrue. She said she be lieved them. i Shortly afterwards she came to California and Vallee, taking his or chestra and Miss Faye, went to Jtiaml, fla.. where she claimed he engaged in "open and notorious" association w;ith the blonde film player. Miiis Faye, whom the singer's wife says he lutends to marry, labelled the charges mentioning her as "ridicu lous." She came here to appear in the Vallee picture. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Jan. 0 jCff) Cattle: 50, calves 10: steady. Steers, good, common and medium, $3.00 $6.00; heifers, common and medium, $2.75 3 $4.78;. cows good,. $3.25 (r $3.75; common und medium, $2.25 fi $3.25; low cutter and cutter, $1.25$2.25r bulls, cutter, and me dium, $1.75 $2.76; vealers, good and cholcet $5.00 ta $6.00; cull, common and medium, $2.50 $5.00; calves, good and choice $4.00$5.00; com mon and medium, $2,00 $4.00. - Hog-: 500; strong to 15c higher. Lightweight, good and choice, $3.65 gf $4,0; medium weight, good and choice, $4.00 $4.50; heavyweight, good and choice, $3.50$4-l5; .pack ing sows, medium and good, $2.60 ROOMS with or without board. 1007 Slxm Bt. i-a-3 tp. 6-ROOM furnished house. Oarage. Phono M. 805, 1-4-6 tp. FOR RENT s-rm. mod, Lunlurn (house. Inq. Roy Meycrsick. 1-4-8 tp MISCELLANEOUS IP YOU WANT A WONDERFUL OP PORTUNITY, to make 8.80 a day and get a new Ford Tudor Sedan besides, send me your name 1m- . mediately. No contest or lottery. Particulars free. Albert Mills, 3310 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. ' 1-8-1 tp. $3.60. Feeder and stacker, pigs, good and choice, 3.003.35.' Sheep: 60: strong, .Jtims good and choice, $6-8 7.00; medium, $4.26 (j $6.25; yearling wethers, $2.76 $4.50; ewes, ei.OOf, $2.25; . ' . x l'OHTI.ANU I'ltollDCB PORTLAND, Jan. 0 (!) Butter Prints, extraq 20c; standards 10c lb. Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade lelBo lb.; rarmer's door de livery, 13 14c lb.; sweet cream 5c higher. , '' i Eggs Pacific poultry" , producers' selling prices: fresh extra specials 23c; extras 21c; standards 10c: me dium 18c dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: fresh extras, .' 12c doz.li firsts 15c; mediums 13c do; under grade 11c; pullets 11c dozen. Cheese, milk, .country meats, mo hair, casoara bark, hops, live poultry, onions, potatoes, wool and hay, un changed. . Sl'CAIt AM) IT.OlUt PORTLAND, Jan. 0 (P) Sugar cane, granulated, $4.45; fruit or ben-y, $4.60; .beet sugar, $4.30. . Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery, 25-bbl lots: patent, 40s' $8.40 $7.10; blended flour, $5.75 (,j $6.50; ibluestcm $5.00 & $6.00; soft white pas try flour, $5.40 Gr $5.55; bakers' hard wheat flour, $5.65(fy $8.60: rye, $5.60(,? $6.10; whole wheat, $5.40a $5.50; gra ham, $5.30$5.50. OMAHA SIIKKP OMAHA, Jan. 9-W) (U, S. D. A.) Sheep: 6,000; lambs steady, gener ally asking around 25c higher; sheep In light supply, steady; early bids Sorted native dnd fed wooled lambs $7.50s $7.75, best held above $8.00; ewes up to $3.60. ? . ! Blame Liaiior For Japanese Panic KYOTO, Japan, Jan. fl (P) Liquor was held largely responsible by rail way authorities today for a panic In which 80 persons last their lives. The authorities said . unsteady drinkers of soke caused the commo tion in the Kyoto railway station yes terday which resulted in an uncon trollable stampede. Liquor, they add ed, increased the crowd's unrullness. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser . ' ' . Not So Secret! ( 30Y! I CAW HARDLY WAIT I VJoULDUT JAT BE WELL, IT To GIVE IT A TRY.1 FRECK, SREAT! bU THROW VtoMT BE DObU REALIZE THAT, JlHE SWITcH,AKIb LET LOUG UNTIL IF THIS THIrJG WRRS, YSEE IF WE'RE GETTING klHTTV WE'LL BE ' POWER FROM THE NUTTy FAMOUS ? r PLUG TRIES OUT DETECTOR WE RE GETTING THE POWER, ALL RIGHT.' MAN. LOOK AT THAT A FEW MORE A DJUSTMEWTS, I AND WE'LL BE SETM DON'T WANT A SOUL To KNOW ABOUT THIS UNTIL EVERYTHING IS PERPECT! IFIFAIL.IDOWT WANT TO BE LAUGHEP AT BY EVERYONE .' iEAN- ' WHILE, AT The cny LISHT THERE'S A SHORT-CIRCUIT ON NUMBER SEVEN SWITCHBOARD-BETTER TAKE A RUN OUT TO LOCkWOOD STDEET HOGAN, AND FIND OUT WHATS CAUSING IT. Kr - -r? okay! i oh! oh! IT LOOKS A$ IF THE HISTO DETECTOR WONT BE A SECRET MUCH LONGER or?.