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Friday, January 26, 1934 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. CLASSIFIED ADfi tub mim tuaci at twos waixoa cqvmtim (Count Ufa ven wor4 batm bt wotmi to the 11m.) i Pr Una, Ut inMrtinti ... .A1 Per lln, ecb wldt oonwo. liDM, fr mantb . Una. pr Month . 4 llnw, pr nontlt . UUW IBMXUOO . . To Udm, ft mootb , H.tt 1 Biol. adAUlouJ lint over tin I cfcMgtd t Ms par 11m per nw-tt. I MiaUnun shuegc on ou -Mo FOR RENT " Page Sevtn I I ! UUTOUK WAX , , By J. K, WUHamsTHE NEWFANGLES Quick Work! , " 1 I 3 PONT FER6ET YOU, BOY, 'lu ma fIM s. : k1- QWep out-aO. belief? send me fouo -Tfa kuhn will find ! I P I 7 EVEM VUMPM WE DO EAT IKl I 9.1. B.M SSO' . YM MF .NG VOU TO B6. . FOUP MeM.OOUDUe MEN-vMW'SH THAT OUT, IH TIME. I I RESTRUMTS' VOU MOTICE .-Tta m U' . BWHY , IS FOLLOW QUICK- 7 THE. BIQ im HELLO-SEND ME ff KffSI I i .jJ .... HI J NQTlie 11 TOO- SO ITS NO V INSTRUCTIONS, SO OUST KSSV 1 I IDEA,'? FNEVWBSOF J ! P'l I VYHOS YOUR REAL FRIEND, -SACRIFICE . 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HATES .CUSSINiAR53ULAR f RLOOKA'sji Bt EVEN LOOK LIKE It TALKIN' THROUGH n I I B MOUSTACHE, i ll A GOOD IDEA. U A MOVIES H 6(3 FOR ANV1WNO 'ksOMECV W lirn SUNDAY SCHOOL KID. FROM J GOT A PALDOW'S COUSINIW MHAT. . .!' I mict.u Bir; MmramiuAKln 1 Ame 1 U I BUT READING BOOKS! ILL MEBBE II Km hjc1 tuc fmoiP! mao ri Onl ntf0 II B DON'T BE SILW . r-' I IT 5 t3UR SHOT . &3 .,, I I 1 CCMIN' N . r. I I SEE THE SPORTS. I LEARN a a AND THAT SORT r NEED VKNOw Jl A, aboi pai uetej any utucn f V. j& u I I J. - J kuCKV J A LOT SIMILAR, r?SMWelAi C a I I SSSa : r l-J II WDfr ' .-7 J-J ' j-' KEPCTE. ' s MISSING v I Or ., IML. k-,..) .. . I I .... i in ,i mi. I : : '- I I OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff - "None So Blind as He Who Won't See" II 1 1 IH WANT TO SEES "'" KgINSBECG N . YeS- -BUT MV ' ' ' Y SHE'LL TELL OrtTl. . . JTI!?"! Illllll C(JT MV &Br OO PON'TJNJ , K Mia. GINSSEttG J 3 vGINSBECG'W OEAC' t)U CAN'T ' IF YOU CAN SEE BUT I. WAS TOLO 7 UNDERSTAND. M12. GINS'BE'RG'" M . U - MY NAME 15 M.j JHNJfcl.WTi.. A MB. Mc BL.ATZ. rfro SEE MR.GINSBEPG, ( NEVEg SEES ANYONE jUi K OLIVE LANE' ) ( WANT 41 THERE IS . A TkjIog V '" THEN MR. SLATZ ). AND I'VE SEEN n ) Ub'S ALWAYS IN CONFERENCE J .-. . IM r TO SEE 1 MB- GINSSETaGAf ff WILL ',E,-l- "N SEEING EVERY- I He coESNV SEE PEOPLE 1 1 i DIANADAJS'E - . The; Working Man- J ' lHELLO SLAT HOWS Ml I J. I vHELLO,J0HN.J 11 lI'M GOING To CHECVC MY W VOU HAVE V50ERV I FllUN mp HAS PiCDYfiUABD 9 ' nH-.lsl lSAY-l UNDEK- 'NAW-CWt'd Ma3NG,. , , .'. . J J TS35aTT llltS- ilrfm--BW-"- HERE Rxt THEyl ISLATt-jP H"3E0 VOU TO Wari ffV '' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '" ' '' '' ' ' ' " ' ' ' , ''' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " '. : SCORCH Y SMITH In Ambush , fonnv,w6 AiH'TSEeNANYTmNiY6T fl AIT BqyS ! STop ! we'll lay for 'sm here. iMeoi'ibl ytt w Jwatc filb coms tub outlaws! rneykB aftbh rue cikclb-bar &ouf : MOLLIf, ARB YoO SUB6 TH6Y WEB6 . 5coOT AN' THY To FWP OUT WHERE THEY APE lamSiKUU' -A?fliMlilMli!w ' ' ' ! ' a? : ' THE DILLYS , ' : - Eating By Proxy I I OONT KNOW WHY V" yV !"""TI H I YUM-A II f I KNOWS WHAT IT IS V 3 ' BUDDy, I WARN YUH " ' 1 1 I PROMISED TOOTSIE 11 i 3 I I ""JM I TO BE HUNGRY I'LL ( DON'T EVER. GET YOUR. ) , S THAT I'D REDUCE--I IZjM T 1 A (SMACK V BUY IF VUH'LL LET S pfj V. HEART MIKED UP WITH ,rir THE SIGHT OF 1 ! vj WATCH VUH EAT SHAKO Rren Niit'l. Baiiit stoci. Wrto Box 8, Obsorror. 1-2S-3 tp. KEN WOMEN aood health. Not under 18 or over 60. .Wonting to propa.ro (or coming aoYtxniuoiit xanilii(a,tlons thl oUtrict. Pat tlouara covering qualifications needed furnished by writing Box 90 ttui piper. 1-28-1 tp. PRY PINS ar tamarack, IS In. wood, 8 per. Write or see B. Q. ttoyely, E. RubcU. 1-25-8 tp. pa TIJApBr-l remodeled nouses. 160 tons alialfa hay, 171 o Jackson. 1-SH tp. trOUNQ GUERNSEY BUlit " fully (ruamnte&d, to trade for good cow or neuer. w. f . orqf, eumpnor' vlllc, Ore. 1-85-3 it. FRYING RABBCT Oa)l Oaln 408 J. 1-24-3 WOOD Auyklnd, anywhere, any time except Sunday. M. lxree, Oove. OOO EATING POTATOES, 50c sack. ;0, No. 3's, 85c. inland Poultry & Feed. if !-- fc'OQD. radio nolcft. 'crnamen'ial and lonce posts, emitti a irox uamv 1-U-l mp iry MILL WOOD, oheap. (1 single load, 46. double. Cell Clarence Hess, 30C W. or If. 647. l-a-'l R TRADE 1929 Chevrolet truck. Phone 323 J. 1-4-1 mp. RATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 5o. -14-t X. JOSEPH 1'EltSONALS ii I - tr -i Luke Lloyd, who has been pretty . nuch of a shut-in all winter, was i , fkble to walk up town Tuesday. -ij Hal Ogon left Friday for Camp Lew f -Is, whero he expects to Join the army. ijHIs brother, Billy, also belongs and Via at Camp Lewlo. I i J. F. McCully. of Wallowa, was In '! fjosoph Tuesday attending to busl- iaess and calling on friends. Mr. Mte f jcully formerly lived here. i ! Norvel Rooney and -wife, of Port- land, were Saturday guests of Mr. ! Rooncy's mother, Mrs. Maude Rooney. Layton Hamilton is back In school, after having been home several days j'wlth the flu. . I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips have I a 'baby boy born January 18 at the ihome of Mr. Phillip's parents In South Joseph. r- J. D. McCully Sr., Aubrey Estesanld Miss Malda Caldwell went to La Grande Tuesday evening to see the basketball game between E. O. N. and Whitman. Mr. MqCully's son, Frank Jr., Is on the team. Mrs. Henry Allard, who has besn a patient at Hot Lake. Is home and eomewhat Improved In health. Friday, Kenneth Stewart celebrated his 16th, birthday. His mother asked In a group of schoolmates for the eve ning. Cards and dancing were en- 2-800M FURN, APT., 1005rl3th St. private bath. I . 1-26-3 t.j FOR TRADE FINE VIOLIN to trade for piano, not Spring. 1-25-a 1. 1 WANTED UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY tp secure a high grade. Conn cornet at the' price of a student instrument. This gold finish instrument was Built for Mr. Lpney and ued by him la concert bands. Oat iwttoulars at the La Grande Muslo Co., 1104- Spring. , , " 1.20-2 t. FOUND KEYS W KEY.TAJNEB. Inq. Observer. 1-20-3 t. Joyed until a lata hour when, refresh, ments, were served. Present were Mar. Stella Boles, Edna Russell, Fay Sprague, Mabel Christy. Bethel Boner. i Ruth Daggett, Kenneth Stewart, Vera Russell, Charles Daggett, Clinton Dag gett, Raymond Ouiriaty. Russel) Stink-1 ncy, BUI Doak, Harvey Stroehe), Fran. els Gould. Mr. and mm. i,yie uoner, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Daggett, Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Daggett and Mr, ana Mrs. Andrew Stewart. Mrs. Jot Stfcknoy has gone to. Portland to ha with her. husband, who has been In a hospital tor sev eral weeka. Mr- SMckney la now aMo j to be moved to an apartment and la i slowly gaining. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McCully were! hosts Sunday to a group of frlends at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. E. w. caiven. Mrs. Hazel Farrell, Miss Bernyce Wln- Ings. Miss Malda Caldwell and Mrs. Malda Stevenson. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Max San- ! ders, of Grants Pass, have received announcements of the tolrth of a eon. ! Tho parents both lived , In Joseph ! when they were ohlldren, the mother having toeen Lois Hayden. ) Mrs. Ralph Beckman nas Deen ui , with an attack of flu. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Waterman are en- Joying a visit with Mr. Waterman's mother. wIkx came In last Wednea-. day from her home at Tha Daiies. P. J, powers And Wife Invited to Lead March (Continued from Vage. One) gin about 8:30 o'clock, It 1b said, Tickets ore now on sale im'a"all ln iipnMnnH noint to a record-breaking crowd, it was reported. Expenses are being kept as a minimum, m hope that La Grande's donation to the Warm Springs foundation fund will be among the largest turned In from cities of Its size. President Roosevelt will speak over a radio network at 8:15 o'clock (P. S T.), Tuesday evening, and a radio will be Installed at the Saca Jawca ballroom so that anyone who wishes to hear his address may do so. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser A Trained Parrot! l ( VNHAT MAkES YOU f" ? V f: THINK UR PARROT ffSESS S I PAI I -j r 1 SHOULD SAY HE IS.'.': ( 3 HAVEUT -VsU EVER HEARP Or Ciuu-11l)?ivc fokAY IF ' ; ANTOrJIo'.THE SMARTEST Se A , JE FIND HIM : I PARROT IN THE WORLD? WELL, riirVPliC, t THATS HIM... AMD HE WORKS J T, : WTO ME IN AN ACT OVER ' COUPLE OF v THE TICKETS . f AT THE TUEATEB j' COMPUMENTARY ) AND VNE'LU ' (.'' sS TICKETS.' SIVEVQU ' i rxy ' ( ' " I DONT THINK SO, NUTTY.... PO YOU SUPPOSE 1 HE SEEMED ALL RI6HT....IF 'WE t HE CAME OVER HERE I PNP WE PARRT, WE'LL SEE A U ' JUST TO SPY ON f ill' SHOW-LO0VS LIKE A BIRD IN THE ' S US FRECkLES L HAND IS WORTH 1WO IN THE BAP-
