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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Pa e Three OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES BeardingThe Lion CLASSIFIED ADS TRM MARK IT PLACI 0 UNION WALLOWA COUNT WHUT'S THIS, ALECK ? THEM TWO IS TH' PAYS I 6IT PAID AN' TH' OTHERS IS TH DAYS I PAY YOU KNOW ON THAT'S RIGHT, ALertf THEK'e YOU GOT EVERV DAY IN THE MONTH CHECKED OFF - BUT TWO, AN' NO USE' MARKIN' DAYS THAT DON'T. (Count Jive average Void to the lino.) Per line, 'let liuertlon10o BAT I BY MONTH , 9 line, per month M M 8 lines, per month 4 lines, per month . V4.00 . 8 lines, per month , M.71 Baori additional line over five charged at poo per line per month. V THEY AINT NOTHIN MEAN ANYTHING, . ON THEM TWO DAYS. MY HOUSE" -CAR- SUCH AS PAY DAYS? Per line, each added oonaeo utlve Insertion FURNITURE -TAXES INTEREST - ALIMONV- Minimum charge on one order , , JSo IHSURANCE-GROCERIES. . AND SO ON J FOR RENT, FOR SALE AfOD. unfurn, houses, close In. 145-W. w 2-n-3t 6 RED brood sows, i8 each. W.. p. Brock, Summervllie. ' ' 2-17-3t Saturday, February 17, 1934 ' A 3 "lllllllll lit I 1 INTEREST-ALIMONY- i ' y ' ' $SL 111' I ' VlMSURAHCE-GROCERIES ' ' LYMAN APARTMENTS now ready for occupancy. Phone 421 B. 2-18-3 t NICELY furnished house. Cose In. Call Mm. Harley Smith, La Grande Hotel. 2-18-t f. MISCELLANEOUS ALL PERSONS over 18 years of age Interested In taking a course in tcfluty culture at a beauty school in La Orando under state super vision, teaching every phase of the profession, please writ Box 10, Ob server. Tuition 125, equipment 25. Discount for cash. Opportunity to enter a dignified, profitable pro fession In only six month's tune. 2-16-3 t. We rolinish and repair Furniture. We call for and deliver. La Grande Rclinlshlng Shop. Ph. Main 700. 2-14-1 mp. WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Purn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 885 U. 1-31-t f. DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phono 323-J. 1-30-t I. COMPENSATION FOR INJURED IS CHANGED New rulings as regards payment of compensation to disabled O. W. A. workers have been received by the local civil works board. For disabil ity Incurred whllo at work compensa tion of up to two-thirds may be paid, except; that a maximum of $5.75 a week exclusive of the cost of medi cal care Is provided for. This ap plies to all payments, regardless of date of injury, also Includes unpaid claims. No adjustment, however, Is required for claims already paid. Compensation la paid for traumatic injuries and not for disease, except when disease Is a direct result of wounds received while employed by the C. W. A. No change has been made In the medical procedure, it is said. GREATEST Irrigated farming oppor tunity In West on new government . -Kittitas project,, east slope of -Cascades, hundred miles east of Seattle in Central Washington. .-; Seed peas, .potatoes, -alfalfa, fruit., dairy, live stock and general, diversified. Sage, brush land 98 to $28.' Improved farms available. Two railroads. Mild climate. Excellent markets, schools, roadB. Write immediately for free literature. Kittitas Irrigation Dis trict, Box 117. Ellonabmcg,. Wash. 2-17-lt WHITE LEGHORN laying pullets. Ph. 283 W. ' 2-18-3 t. GOOD USED ATWATER-KENT bat tery set, aie. Radio & Music Sup ply Co. 2-16-3 t. DRY CHAIN WOOD, 4.80 per load. Prompt delivery. Bowman Hicks Lbr. Co. Ph. M. 8. 2-16-t f. 1 SHARE First Nat'l. Bank stock. Write Box 8, Observer, - 1-20-3 tp. WOOD Anykind, anywhere, any time except Sunday, M. Lores, Cove. 1-18-1 m. SCRATCH PAPER far nhfi h at the Observer, 2 pads tor So. 0-14-t i. a. Tie-ws Win Two At Union; Athena Next (Continued From Page One) forged ahead in the third period and maintained Its lead In the fourth. So far the sophomores have failed to taste defeat In some nine or 10 games. The .summary: LA GRANDE Stitt. f ' Reynolds, f . Zlvkovlch, c . Wobb. g DcBole, g Stoddard, f Hyde, f FG .. 6 .. 2 .. 3 .. 2 .. 6 0 .. 0 PF 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 WOOD Any kind, seasoned, a real place to buy; also Buff-Orp, hatch ing eggs; o- modern house on Oak St., dirt cheap, .terms. Smith's Fox Farm. 2-13-1 mp, WANTED HOUSEKEEPER for ranch. State sal ary wanted. Write Box H, Observer. 2-17-tf Bean, c Osborn, g ... Peterson, g . Irwin, g .... 1 0 .... 1 0 ... 0 0 .... 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 Totals 20 5 6 45 UNION FG FT PF TP Reutcr, f 0 Anderson, t 2 OUno, c 2 Baxter, g 0 Blacker, g . ..... 3 South, f 4 Hudson, g 0 i aco. u. & pat. opr. HEROES ARE MADE -NOT BORN e tM BY CA SttVtCt INC. r MOUNT'S Ml TUP WNPY PVJLA.E.D ( 'MEMBER THET C1TV FELLERVJI!JDV VJELL, 1 .- ruiTTFoVniiT 1 ANOTHER OWE. OF HKD CWASN' OUT T LOOK OftR - SHOULt NkTiMOV -KimM WiiviMr U TRICKS, AMD THE POOR-HOUSE? WELL, THINK, BY itp oR uZmM Atfa, -TOWN SCMErAE TCLEN UP SOME. f-KNOVM ENbOGH .Snt.oK suw im BVUT-IMG OOVX5H.AN' WNDV TURNED J Not VVOpL.- Vjli- yLVa v -cound an' be him wm AhSn'OY (SAV I'M Too SMM?T ) (( ,rs WUtEL ( HELLO , VQINOY f vwWS TulS BG bAl? J WTVAlN A VWU&EL" V. ( DSAU YOU'Mfe JUST PfjT OMER, up fifty iTTrsfJCO.' , rh- s ' '' JOE PAL00KA . I r O c I'M AWRIGHT. KNOBBV- - OLE KtOBdx- I OH BOV- r liUVV 5 THE BOXING SOLONS AT THE RINGSIDE ARE IN HURRIED CONFERENCE. SHOULD THE FIGHT GO ON?? ITS A TOUGH QUESTION . THERE'S THE BELL-THEV SEE KNOBBY ABS'LUTELV-THIS GUY nW GENTLEMEN ' 1 LET IT GO V"5 NCSTHIN' BOIH AGREE I ON WE F TO SAY---1 N- ALLRIQHT CANT QUIT I HOLD A CONTRACT-fc TIME ! NOW J LET THE FIGHT GO KBEPER I'LL RUN ON. HE'S STILL. "S ' RING , h THINSS--M SPIVWACK TO ME jTfE BELL .h Two Bosses YOU W .ATTENTION TO ME J ( YESSIR-YESSIR ) i ' - '. f I KC.E.P PLAYINQ FOR THAT l ' Sj- ' ' - 1, - '' ' '' ''''"''' BIGG WONT ALLOW KNOBBY IN THE CORNER-BUT JOE HEARS IHAT GOOD OLD VOCE-AND HOW.' 13 1745 6 822 Totals 11 Score by quarters: La Grande 13 2 Union 2 6 Second team lineup: La (iramle (22) (12) Uiilom Kline (6) P (6) GlvenE j Marshall (7) P (2) Sayoi Bohnonkamp (1)....C (2) H. Miller Inscth (2) O Tldball Hansen (3) Q Kohler Kesler (3) S... Ward Gehrlng S (2) O.Miller. Peterson 3 Score by quarters: La Grande 5 Union 2 Adrian Goodbrod games. 0LLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff LISTEN, OU.Y-YOU can) sZfjfl, MEAT2 THEM SPEAKING r- r-dT OVER TUB 13AOIO l M-M- ISET-TET2 IN WERE I I WONDETa Tl-IAN OUT THERE ) A. MR. GINSTJETG'S J LOBBY 1 FHECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Enter the Professor Look, FRECKLES... Look! THAT'S 'l' PROFESSOR LILICk.... HE'S ONE OF THE J . 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