La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 15, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams CLASSIFIED ADfi Vnnuun nucm or union wuxowa comma TH5JNEWPANGLES It'KQW.But-r (Count fire avcraga word to the lint.) FariUna, 1st lnMtUonIM Per , line, each added mnuw utlva InurtloQ , ,, , To -HA.TBS BT MONTH line per month ., t line, par month . line, per month . uHm -M.3 -t.OO 6 line, par month . -M.7S Minimum cbarge on on order 'Sub addition! line over five ehargad at'SOc per line par month. FOR SALE FOR RENT GOOD EATING POTATOES, 60c aaok. No, 2's, 85c, 'Inland Poultry & Feed. , , 1-9-1 m. OR TRADE, strictly mod: 8-rm. house near Normal. Ph.-493M. 1-13-tf Monday, January 15r 1984 1 7 AN D SWtET . OCE XJ- . ' : ! C ., , - tt UKE T' HWE SEEN TH'UXErOy, DID A VryHCEl. Vt Svu tfKt ' k !? rPCT THT w ClTV SUCKER'S HE 7 VNITHIH A HE5 COMW V S lifS FWCE.WHEN HC FOUND HE I BITE f I VWEEL-T LiS- BACK!1 - . A um? out or 1 a jT? 1 "sfwoTH smith Jllk fwSjXmsm. 'vffiPfW' PLOTAS"ET T VS JEST, YEAH, NNDN"S V IT'SOKAY , BOYS-A JOKES f ( now YO SET THAT V " OHE. OF'WINOY A CARDlTHEV A OOKE-THE LAUGH'S ON . 1 T.p vvtH THE. A KUHN'S UTTLE AINT NO GETtVIN' ME, AND I CAN TAKE IT- POOPED pi.1T J THE BEST OP NO HARD FEELINGS'. S'tONQ, -pjTLL. BE. SEN , EIGHT-PIECE dining room sot, good as now, $12.60. 103 First St. i ;;; .! 1-161-3 tp. WOOD,' Tadlo poles, rsrnametifol and .fence posts. Smith's Fox Farm. 1-11-1 mp DHY M1U. WOOD, cheap. $4 single - load, &G double. Call Clarence- Hess, 303 W or M. 647. - , 1-9-1 mp. OB TRADE 1920: Chevrolet truok. Phono 323 J. 1-4-lmp. J1AND ROIXED ohocolates 350 lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 36c "lb. f -Our candles - are -always fresh andi theibest. Cherry Bioasom Candy Shop. li-14-1 m SCRATCH PAPER for school or home att the Observer. 3 pads for -60. 9-14-t 1. PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND. Jan. 16 (IP) Butter Prints, -extras 20o; Btandards'100 lb. Butterfat Portland delivery : A grade 16 18c lb.; fanner's door de livery, 13 14c lb.; sweet cream 6c higher. Eggs Pacific poultry producers' selling prices: fresh extras, 18c; standards 18o; medium 16o dozen. Buying price- toy wholesalers: fresh - extras 17c dozen; Tlrsts-16c;-medlums .180 . dozen; "undergrade lie; pullets 11c dozen. k -Country moats -Selling price to retailers: country-killed viiogs, toest 'butchers, under 160 lbs., 7 7V4c; voalers 90-100 lbs. 8c; light and thin - 66o; heavy calves 46c lb.; larrlbs T2l3c ib.; heavy -ewes, 47c lb.: medium-cows, 35c lb.; cornier cows 288o lb.; bulls 4V&o-'lb. - - 'Potatoes. Iaocal white and red, 1,161.25 cental; Yakima, $1.15 $1:40; -Deschutes, $1.46 cental. SUGAR AND FLOUR PORTLAND, Jan. 16 (IP) Sugar cane, granulated, $4.46; fruit or berry, $4.60; beet sugar, $4.30. Domestic flour -"selling -price, -hull delivery, -26-bbl lots: patent, 49s, 6:40a7.10; blended flour, $6.90 $6.60; bluestem, $6.00 iUlO: soft TVHlto -pastry flour, $6.60'$6.70;' took eru; hard wheat flour. $5.75 $0.70; rye, $5. 00 g $6.10; whole wheat, $5.45 $5.70; graham, 45.40 $5.65. - PORTLAND LIVESTOCK . PORTLAND. Jan. 16 (IP) Cattle: 3100; calves 160;c6.W3.1015e hlght er. Steers, good, common and arie dlum. $3.00$G.OO;. heifers, common and medium, $2.76$5.00; oows good, .$3.85 (ft $8.85; common and: medium $2.60ai$3.35; - 3ow cutter and cutter. $1.50$2.60; bulls, cuttei. and me dium, $2.00(ft$3.00; vealers, good and choice, $5.00 $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. Hogs: 2300; 10c 15c higher. IJght welght, good' and choice, $3.85 FRECKLES. AND HIS Twetting r . . ( SOO AMD NUTT SURELV4AVE J . CREATED A SENSATION. ...IF Ml. YEAMi-AMP'' ..., . f , FlNKELHoR IS GOIMGTO HdWOR I HATfe TO ' .- J , AU YOU BY NAMING A-mREE-DECkER ) MAkG " . i - . SANDWICH AFTER you. YoU'LL ) SPEECHES ' I HAVE TO AckWOVLEDGE IT !! MOM1 ' "A IjRECkLES Mj ACE THE ' UWACUSTARP AS.l AM To I THATS VNRoNG.SOnI STARfT OUT N , SPUBLIC PEEKIWG...IMEAN THIS WAY! UW ACCUSTOMED A3 I AM . PEEBLIC SPUCKINS OR, ATS SPEAWUC PUBBlKlG...OH,DEAft.... : I MEAN TO SAY, SPUBLIC I MEAN...SCUBUC - - r 5AV! yoO'LL HAVE M CAMT VbO REHEARSE MEPOWG ITIN i& IKI- SOME OTHER . MjS- A MIWUTE ); R00M...S0ICAW '. ' " ff. jpj7 TA,E A Looi AT y" aa. 'Iiiala . i . . .... ,. ..... .-,,.. &QST LADY'S -smell wrist watch. - Finder phone 384-J.' Reward. lwia-atp WANTED MIDDLE-AGED - lady for companion tn my home.- Ph. 927 W.' 1-16-2 t. 3 SALESMEN -who can meet the ,pub llo -with a smile, 26-40 years of age and-footloose to travel. A fascinat ing line that Is different. , Trans portation paid. -Steady position If you-reaKy want -to-'worlc. Call Rm. '223,-Hotel Foley. !. . ,1-16-2 t. TEA AND COFFEE ROUTE MEN Eig reliable ' -national company needs 3 more men immediately. -Previous experience. unnecessary - but must be physically, able and willing to service 200 steady con sumers on regular route and work 8 hours a day for tebout $87.60 woekly. Write Albert1 Mills, Route Mgr., 3320 Monmoutlii ' Cincinnati, O. ; .J.-ll-B-l tp. $4,75; medium weight,- good and choice, $4.10 $4i76;,-heavyweight, good and choice, 3.0-4.26; pack ing sows, medium and -good, $2.75 $3:50; feeder and stooker -splgs, good and choice, $3.25 3.66.j .,v.-. Sheep: 1400; lambs about 26 cents higher. Lambs, good and choice $6.60 47.25; . common and medium, $6.00 '$6.50; yearling wethers $3.00 $5.00; -ewes, $1.50 $2.75. rx.-.-J. . . No Winter? Some In, ; City Make Pidiction (Cofltlnuea frbm rge Oiie) their predictions on the fact that many signs of spring exist. Included among these Is the announcement by . a state policeman that he saw red squirrels out In the Ladd Creek ter ritory yesterday. Usually, these ani mals do noOnnke their appearance until March. There .aro other signs, of course, but the red squirrels' ap pearance Is the latest and newsiest. The weather continued mild .here today following, a comparatively warm Sunday with the maximum at 39 above and the minimum at 37 ahovo. The mlnimiiim thin mnrnintr was 33 above wHlv the weather man pteaictMg slightly waring weather to1lghtri ijlth thtVfcrnorf''iibw4 : A fifth of "an inch of .'rati! fell-Sat ui'day night, bringing the total for the ftost half of January to . .93 of an Inch. If Germany ; Is again, seeking a "place In the sun," she's likely to unci it too hot for her. Machine Gun Kelly ate ham for Christmas at Port Leavenworth, per haps as a sad reminder. .that ho didn't -bring home the hficpn. FRIENDS by Blosser Gisted! , ' DIANA DANE BORN "bio.-u.ti: PKrrerf. THE BUNGLE FAMILY WHrCT A THERE'S WATCHINS . THAT THIRD FLOOR LTiwiNDoyy, onnNfr'isA OF A MAlsf ' VVtlO WANTS A HUMDRpUa A.SS1STAMT1, Artj - SELECTED'"" CANDIDATE BtfNaL.E BX MAIL,, WAS " , DEMONSTRATED FURTHER. TODAY WHEN" ; GEORGE CALLED AT MR,X'S ,. ; HOME. I' RKa.U.S. PAT. OFF 1-15. JOE PAL00KA f SOME ONE IN- THIS CABIN SIR . . A STOWAWAY, BELIEVE . NO.OHS BOOKED IT, SIR. SC0RCHY SMITH "RECENT HAPPENINGS , .; , SCOPCHY TAKES BETTY IH HIS NW PLANS ON A FUTILE scourws FLianr. "Bvllet'aNd tilS OUTLAWS re main in hiding awaiting the "clbahup" or oa therms op the guo from tmb sluice Boxes, at the circle bar HYPRAULIC MININO OpeRAmNS, much To Betty's disgust, : SCORCHY HAS BEU SHOWING Marked attention re mowe. THE DILLYS ! IIBSillMtr Ufir H ft T VV KS f VyKM John Doe! vw.th a phonv Xwelu-oowt raveI :G ' 1 P2SS &oYrS,&S'Ais nmb Like that; He MUST AT" ME f I'M , J :HES, . , I , j JfflbJCli 'L.?fV 7 A PHONV FELWW ?NLV. THE- filEL'J DO YUH SUPPOSE MY 1 WHATTHA 7XXUUI? - nvV 1 (I BB'SH III (1 H SfSI l!!!J ffl l"':J I iV X , iiir,w.xM BREAKFAST COULD BE .J . CANT YUH SIT UF TQTHE ) WmlWWitf Qr2J.?A' ' I I II 1 1 alJi SERVED IN BED?-- 7 TABLE AN' EAT LIKE A ' WmyW'W I'LL COME I J: I A IliV SOMEHOW THE FOOD ) V I.1A.N-- SINCE WHEN DO WWWW MA DOWN.' il II Ul W if J hi! Wll M Mi -tR V' yTlVriW ! 7 m TTHISTHERE'S CfcffilA:- M TO HAVE LViVk ' ajfc1 ' ' , - - - WOaiVERy.WfiONS iW H JSLL " W.Sl ( BREAKFAST J - W4 ' 1 A?' '-X 11 INTHE DILLY:iRCUS- fiSS -1 i tf O W 9 V IN BED IT . Al VoW X' ' f A? I' BREAKFAST IS SERVED k 4V V 7 THIRTY YEARS Tbo SOON, Yl . i vn i - ir BIG HOUSE SOMEBOCV ME FROM too. ft BlGSAOW STORM THREATENS Trie amftwg, in their hideout; !-. rHrH- - i mm pi fmxv w ; FT M iB&ksM 1 OOPM IT ) I 1 I SAY--GOMEAtt)NG.' AND l"NJ I TT, m 1 .unro' ttuijc; II lime ui- 1UUK BUUUMIN' . . i "r-v vi. i iwrifMo rKttniNtst-i. ciwayy .' i Ira rPNVr Ti: ScotDwe eoTVA eiToorA O 1834 BY NEA'SERVICC IMC. (Trademark tteglntered) V. S. Patent Office (Trademark Reglatored) VJ. 8. Patent Office To SToP MIMING ftPfOATmwC wait For the weather t0 tiFt WHERE'S THE 1 .. DOORBELL r , AH, HERE . IT,... 1 IAN ? I GAD, WHr DOES Yt- HELLO HAD TO IHIb MEAN f LUGGER. RELEASE HIM YOUl ONttf'S MEN. THIS IS . All lit rUlf irxau- ....( yi I. iMU tll-t, 1 Hlln a. T-v v. S I!" 'I in A SPOT OF THE OLD TO WARM THE NERVES . THE HON. IAN FUSSEPOTTE, SECOND SON OF THE eAPLOF f n TEHRIQVY UP SO FUSSEPOTTE. , l THINK. H6tf A NICE THAT'S JU5T WHArA OH, SAV, MD. WANNA HELP LjfaLKjllArt III yOUNS MAN. BUT IF rM, gbING TO Do) , US?,. VMS- OBClDED W.AJ Vf" 1 l-vni. rmu-r MANT-t' W ' ' V J-5TAY;H0ME TONIGHT R OF G0OR5E, IT WAS AAY IDEA To GRAB OFF THE CtEAWUP AT Trl', PI&GIN'5-8UT I DON'T WANT Y6U BOYS To 6IT SORE AN' BLAME ME IF WE CAN'T PULl IT OFF. IF THERE'S A FREEZE THERE WON'T BE No Gold. TH'pAM WILL dRACk UP 'CAU&E TH CEMENT -AN THERE MOTH IN UNTIL I I HF.Y! what's ARE YOU! 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