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Wednesday, January 17, 1931
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE.. ORE.
Paifc Five
f
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i mini niaoi naow waelow- cowhm'
(Count (Ira anrag wort . .,
. , , to tos Un.) "
Pit Un. lit '""" " " .
Pu line, eacb added ooqmo
ntlT insertion lo
Minimum cnarge on on ...
R-T-8 BT MOMTB
I llusa, par month 1-0
' s llnss, par month .,, t$M
i llnm, per month M.00
a lint, par month 1 , 4.T
S-ch additional Un cm tin
cared at Wo per Una pat month.
FOR RENT,
5-RM. .PURN. bungalow. 1014 Cedar.
" 1-17-3 tp.
MODERN ROOMS, 1006 3rd St. -
OB TRADE, strictly-mod. 8-rm. house
"licar Normal. ' Ph. 493-'. l'-13-tf
LOST
A 20 BILL Tuesday alternoon. Col!
Muln 590. Reward. 1-17-- P
WANTED
1CJ BUY good violin 'reasonably
. priced. Write Observer,. Box F. stat-
Ins make and price. 1-17-4 tp.
BOY OR YOUNO MAN.
hotel.
La' Grande
Over The
Yalley
Personals
FOR SALE
HAVE YOU SEEN 'the New 1034
, Dodge? Price delivered from (835.00
to aees. Smith's Garage. 1-17-3 t.
OUT OUR WAY
By J.. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES
ATTRAonvB grocery' ond service
' station --business,' property 160x150,
on highway, In heart of, growing
residential, suburb" ; ' to Klamath';
Fails, aao population, near rge
Weyerheauser ml)l,ooks show good
prollt, living quarters buHt In,
back: of business, priced atMhven
toxy, reason fori selling .other busi
ness :toterests.'.Wrlte,!-inVs' Cash
Grocery, Ashland Haute, -Klamath
Falls, Oregon. ' , i, , 1.17-a t.
"limbing" Is On ,;
Lambing seasqn Is with us again
and the first -announcement-. we havo.
leard Js of, "four , pairs oI..twins end
nset'. of triplets'' '"troni lye ewes,
which' belong ,'to George ami' Virgil
Chadwlck.-sons of Mr. 'and Mrs- Lynn.
Chadwlck. of Lower .Cove. The boys
nave a. farm band of about. 50 head
of ewes and are to be congratulated
that they are heading "the list of.
mo present -lamoing season.
(liven Surprise- -
Mrs. Ray. Puller, of the Valeria
district, wits glvan quite a surprise
Sunday evening at her home on. the
occasion .off': her birthday annlver-.'
sary. There were ' 28 present for a
most enjoyable evening. Her mother,
Mrs. Martha Moss, who ' arranged '. .the
party .hod a few guessing gomes tb
start , off the entertainment of :-the
evening and then five tables of pl
nochle .were arranged.' Refreshments
were served. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Wallslnger, Tom and
Harold, Mr, and Mrs. Everett Wall
singer, and Virgil, Mr. arid Mrs. C. E.
Sting and Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Adler, Miss Bertha . Wallslnger, Miss
Mary Taylor, Miss Marlon. Webb, Miss
Tlllo Hug, Miss Mamie Woodell, Miss
Bcrnetta Plerson, Mr. and Mrs. Ir
win Moss and Janle, George Moats,
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller and Dick and
Mrs'. Moss.. - i ... :,. .
lluvo Installation
A large crowd attended the in
stallation services- and social, meet-.
Ing held at the Eastern Star, at iTJn
lon Wednesday evening. Officers for
the coming year who were Installed
by Mrs. Jennie Conklln, installing
officer, Mrs. Vera Pox, Installing
marshall, Mrs. Frances Terrall, In
stalling chaplain and Mrs. Ray Coles,
Installing pianist, are: worthy ma
tron, Graclan Haisey; worthy patron,
Tex Knight; associate matron, Doro
thy Buslck; associate patron, Worth
Haisey, secretary, Emily Cock; treas-
MODERN 5 room . . home, hardwood
floors in .living, and .dining rooms.
, basement with .cement fjoor.jlaun
; dry trays, lurnacei garage,. attached,
new roof, house newly painted and
kalsomlned..yAl streets paved. Fi
nanced ."With .soldiers .loan.. Easy
terms. Malnr,B00..U:iamson .and
Ben. ' '-.I ....... 1-16-8 i
GOOD EATING POTATOES. 60c sack.
No. 2's, 860. Inland Poultry & Peed.
i . v"' " . ... ; ' ' i-9-l m.
WOOD, radio iles,-OTnamental and
fence posts. Smith's Pox Farm.
"V; y" ';".:,'v'':i-if-i
mp
'DRY MILL WOOD, cheap. 4 single
load, $6 double JCfcHJOlwence Hess,
806 W.or M. 547. J-ii 'i l-9-l .mp.
. "WG-HOO- f. I-KMEW IT! 1 I WHY , ALICE I . I WELL, I DON'T
,y :HOO-We I KMEW ITt YOU ' CAN'T KNOW WHAT
S.iCfcNY.fcieT I. YOU'RE TOO -GET -ALONG YOU WANT. .- -
. " Bossy - xv, WITH A FINE i HE'S" AS, NEAR
U THAT'S ALL. f, KNOW YOU? , .. . MAN LIKE. . r A SAINT AS ,7
i i' : BOO MOO. ) .! 'WHY, HS 'A .' DAVE ? WHY, t Wbu'LL FIND
NS-r-rrr r S-WL..QUY. I V' auce.' ..i, A now-a-DAYS-.
y-W ., - A PRINCE ,-4 y V ;Vf '
. he jis.wouldn' I -' N--ir'. '
i , , STAND FER-YOUR ; ' ,' ' 7,. (.', "A ',
"
THE FATtED CALF
' ; n : r. :
sT .R'.wilJ.i'VS
' Trouble Brewing!
OR TOVS,THE. -
,.MWt KUMN .
, 1LYe ON .
BMOOTHY -MVTK
THC-5UCK-PPE5SEO .'
FELLER FROM
THE CITY, HAS -B-BM '
AHtTALKOF '
CEDWS-CRE-ST '
YOU MEAN THCT V71NOY HM THE
NCRVe. TO PLKV A. TOICK LIKE r
TUAf. . rKl : tTOtWnCD "P 1KUV'. T , 'i
TMINK TWWPS LOW-OOWN MEPKl! ..
)
WELL , BELIEVE MC. VVIHf
WILL-'PUUt ONE OF HIS OOKE-3
ON THEVWOONO MONE OF
-Itcac. WfrVl ..... 1
V
7 ND, FROM
., -.THE WvY
r9MOOTHY .
eniTM iQ' - .
SCHEMING,
AT'rHl8AERY'
. MOMENT;
IT- OOK3 "
AS'IFWINBY
ALPEAWHAS i
TJONETHPT "
VEBV TWNG-,,
f : I COULO PULC TWC OLD " Tli' NO-WWOT 1 WANT ft SOME ;
f SOBSTITyTlON-PACKAGE TRICK ' f .SORT OF A LOCAL SET-UP! ;
r ON ?THt;M,'OT,.T,,COULDN',tJ. ,, , I. SOMETHING THAT'LL EN ABLE ME TO '.
STAY TO ,SEETHE. FUU ', " . lC LEAN- AND PRESS 'EMI LET ME TWNKl
THE BUNGLE . FAMILT
HAVE . YOU 8EBN .,the ,New 1934
Plymoutli? Price delivered from
1677 00 to $880.00. Smith's Garage,
OR TRADE 1939 Chevrolet truck.
; Phone: 323 J. "..li'.a" 1-4-1 :mp.
HAND '-ROLLED chocolates SSo lb;
' Special 'Idaya anft'Baturasye 26c
' lb. : Our 'candles''Bl' 'Wways Iresh
and the best. OherrV Kossonl Candy
Shop. " .' 4:''i;'"':.n-14-l m
SCRATCH PAPER t os aohool or home
.- at the Observer, a.pads: ior '60s ""
:.,,, . ,- -l4-ti i. ;
Z-x-.THOlJiaH
P-REPABfD .
TO DISPLZ Al
EXE-PTIONAJL, .
v.-Jhfe'OF
SAMPLES, THE
MAf HIRED
TO 'MA.K& THE
MELANCHOLy.
MR.X LALtSH
L,ISTEt4i5D TO
HIS EMPI-OyHV
, DESCfiJBE A .
-AUHUES9
... , past,
nra.uB.pworK 1-17
I WAS. A MODEL. YOUTH,
HAPP CAFXFREESAV.
THEN AT 'A 'GROCERS'
PICNIC I 'MET (HER. WWOSE
name: is inscribed .om
Vll -t? Y HEART - IN ,
'-.' ' 1 '
(Jl- MH,t..J. 'YES
I 1
) :
)
urerr ' Vera- - Fox-" eonduotreas, Alice
Knight; associate cenauctress, Grace
Haisey; chaplain, iMhe Mundy; mnx
shall,' Frances Terrall;' organist, Dor
othy Cock; Adah, Doris Cook; Ruth.
Belinda Johnson; Esther. Margaret t-tti tj A T ffTT A
Wilson; Martha, "Kathryn . vereen: 0 JEJ Jt: AIjUUxv A
Electa, Nellie et.-M,. Littler, warder,
Beryl Hutchinson; and sentinel, Harry
Mundy. i .The evening was concluded
with ..a lunch. .. . , ; .. .. . ! . .
Eighty-First Birthday
, Mrs. L.J,. iMCKennpn,( La -Grande,
gave a. lovely Xamlly dinner Thurs
day . in honor of the passing of Mr.
McKennon'B .Blst -birthday, annlver-
saiy, Ai .turkey dinner,: fompleite irL.A
every detail, was served at noon, ino
guests . being . Mr... and ' Mrs.. Frank
McKennon. of Imbier. W. R. Ledbetr
ter,. Mi', and Mrs,' Roiith McKennoh,
of ,Allcel, .and Mrs. iRose Games, i
At Barker's-.' ' "'"'lfliT WSB
Mr. .and Mrs. Harry Wells;and.Boh;
bib and Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn'Wells,
of the Valeria district were guests
Sunday at the home'-of Mr. and Mrs.
R. I. Barker near the Cove.
I jMT n T-f-l V
"4-i .
SHE WAS )
SL.OKIOUS
'SUCH EYES,
AH.-A'- QUEEN 1
OF' QUEENS!'
;.A Sad Story
,'(t AKEO"iHER.'TC)
r MURMURED iiWlTHl
WHWT I FEEL. WAS
.A BITTEK SlffiH,
.THAT SHE
LOVED .
'ANOTHER.
7 JAV -1
(nice, fxtm "(j
.-f FOR WEEKS.
MONTHS,. I WAS
NOT 'MYSELF, -X-.
WAS BLUE....
DEPRESSED.
AND THAT.
FEELING HA9
LASTED '
LONS
YEARS.
WtWMMFIC. I t5,
Vk'A REEI-ED- reOM'J'TI'V
I- ':'.. ink flVltL-. il T t '!
SHE- WAS : BEAUTIFUL.
'6LOPJO. ;MY LOSS
WAS SO GREAX THAT
WNTIU RECENTLY I
THOUGHT IT WOULD
BE- JUST A
WASTE- OF
TIME TO
I " ' ;
DON'T WORRY..
WE'LL'SETTHE ") '
I'INTO TH03E EYES. )?
.-.'".''-.. . 'J 'V---r-
I nA. Yl M I ;l- 1
I ruro .. Jft - V
A Surprise!
t'RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
Crashes' In Again! ' '
yp 1 5A ...I PfcA OF THOSE. - i f-
QUYS HICH-HATTIN ALL I .
u- out& I He WAY - rfli
"mY ABE ? 'I!
am A-'-...
V.t XL) f, 1
I I - V
- V f WTV.
"IWEY A INT.
H1GH-HATTIN'
RASH....1HEY-i
just wakita ee ;
ALONE TILL THEY.
set their
INVENTION ,'
NMORkEP OUT!
?
. IAN
WHAT ARE
OU DOINQ;
HERE
1-TrOUGMT
, NOU GOT
OFF WtE
BQAT.AT
SOUTHAMPTON,
MY OWN.T AM YOUR CA8ALLERO,
VXK KNIGHT. HOW COULD I LEAVE
SOU ALONE TO TRAVEL -THE-fc
TREACHEROUS SEAS. 10NC DID
MY DUTY. LWIASraw,
'
I WHAT'S THAT?) 'NOTHIN BUT WNDi "V, ,
SOMEONE'S r-Jl'.-MY SWEETVEPr-- JOVE- f
"POUNDING V I yA'HA-nHATfe 'RIGHT J
JIBE DOOR . J 'NOTHING' BJj
DIANA DANE
.(Trademark Registered)
.U. s. Tatent .Office
Sweet Dreams
THe NEKVE OP HEI,
tioiN' our wm
JOHN Doe BfE0g6
HAD A
CHANCE TO
TELU HEB ,
COULDNTJ
..W.C-'.,I I
OH. COME ON TO BED,1
UAU YOU'
HAVE IT OUT
VITH ,CHANA
IN THE
MORNING. 1
'.WItelRBW.1
You MEASJ THAT
HISTO-DETECTOR? SAY,
VWHAT DOES MISTO
MEAN, ANYWAY .
2
IT'S JUST A
Quick WAY OF
SAYIM' HISTORY!
IF, THE IN- v -r
VENHoN VJORKS.
IT'S SONNA
BRING BACK
HISTORY.
'I itueT s-
TP LlkE To SNEAK
A LOOK AT THEIR
HISH-POWEPED
-GADGET AN' SEE
JUST WHAT ITS .
'
HO, HUM,--'H'M, AFTER ELEVEN i
V&LL. I'LL JUST WAIT UP TOR.,
HEB. I'M AS fiOOD A
NISHT VM- AS SHE '
IS, ANY DAY.
I 1 k k.J'lLj.l..M
( 27 7..I
rT''-:'!(
m
I
OAD DAD, WAKE
-UPIT'St.
' MORNING)
w-W-WHAT?? SAY-- IOP COURSE SHB DID, LA
rr .OiDN'T- DIANA COMB U S'l-'-V if you uonT; v - rFrTi- f
YB home at all V JJrli U
SCOBCHY SMITH
(Trademark Registered)
TJ. 8. Patent office
A Thaw
YOU BETTER KEEP
AWAY....THEY DONT
NANT ANYONE TO
SEE IT TILL IT'S
finished!
)fc)U SEE THIS NOSE?
IT'S SHORT AN' . .
ROUND--THAT MEANS
I HAVE A LOT OF
CURIOSIT"'
i
-- v . M . y i
X-'l 11 as J' 1
jMISVlCI.
ANP THE NEXT
TIME ISEE.tx),
Your nose will
PROBABLY BE '
FLAT-, AN' IHATLL
LOST 0UR. ,J
CUROSITyt' J
S4
.' JM
3,
'IJfv
'SSS
Betty ( feel that warm Wind ?
TMATS'fl CHIOJook AS SURE ftS MY
MAME IS SCOPCHY SMITH
JAKE, TrhS THAW WILL JOSTABoUT
iAveciftae BABv-- ;
I SWAN l, TH
AGIN IN NO TiAAE -
AT THS OUTLAW'S CAVS . "0UUET" ' IS eiATED,
BoYS'WHAT A Bf?EAK .'
-"A -REAL 'CHINOOK ;
WHO JAYS TH' WIND AINT
WITH u? t
IU,Tk.A P AUfUlhWIUMm.
THE DILLYS
Snappy Comeback
. ,
V-t'Ws'-'f
DROP IT IN. SUSIE, AN
THEN BEFORE YUH KNOW I
VOU'LL GET AN ANSWER
BACK I TELL YUH THE ,
POSTOFFICE IS A SWfcU.
INSTjTUTlON, .
tMt.sA.r.UlutWlMWTtl
ii
YUH DUMB CLUCK-
' ANSWERS DON'T COME
-i BACK THAT SOON
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