La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 20, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE; ORE. Papo Five OUT OUR WAY R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES Darkest Before Dawn! CLASSIFIED ADS " IHl MAHKIT PLACI OF UNION WALLOWA COCMTOM ' (Count tin average wont to the line.) P line, let lne3-tlcm-to Per line, each added ooneeo utlve Insertion To BAT) BY MOUTH 9 lines, per month 13.60 8 lines, per month tam 4 lines, per month M.bo 6 lines, per month ., M.78 II Inlmnm charge on one order tea sdutlonal une oter live J So eh&rged at BOo per line pec month. FOR RENT FOR SALE SMALL TORN. HOUSE, relit free. See gt, Dick Robertson, police station. 3-10-2 t. FOR REAL SILK HOSIERY SERVICE phono M. 77:. Chas. B.Punk.- 3-20-8 tp. Tuesday, February 20, 1931 i MOD. HOUSE. 1 ml. from town, 1 A. of garden. Call M. 209. 2-10-2 t. MOD. unfurn. houses, close In. 145-W. 2-17-3t WANTED WANTED Good used furniture. Wi tt P. O. box 435, La Grande. 2-20-2 tp. 1 (JCOD WORK HORSE. Ph. 492 W. 2-20-2 t. HOUSEKEEPER for ranch. State sal ary wanted. Write Box H, Observer. 2-17-tf CAPABLE HOUSEKEEPER, good plain cook, preferably one accustomed to farm lite; 2 in family, man and boy, good home, email wages. Write E. If. Becker, Allcel. Ore. 2-19-2 t. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Feb. 20 () - Cattle: 75. calves 10; active. Steers: Good, common, and medium, 98.60 e 86.10; heifers, $3 25 a 5.25; cpvra, good, common and medium. fcy.oiH, $4 15; low cutter and cutter, $1.75ff $3.00; bulls, cutter .common medium, $2.50 a (3.25; vealers, good and choice $6.50(98.00; cull, com mon and medium, $3.00 ca $030; calves, good and choice, $5.00( $0.00; common and medium, $2.50 (a $5.00. Hogs: 150; about steady. Light weight, good and choice, $4 .25 (& $5.00; medium weight, good and choice, $4.60 y $5.00; heavyweight, good and choice, $4.00 ft $4.75; packing sows, good, $3.00 ji $3.75; feeder and stocker pigs, good and choice, $3.50 r. $4.15. Sheep: 100; steady. Lambs, good and choice, $7.50 $8.25; com mon and medium, $5.50 t $7.50; yearling wethers. $4 00 Gi $6.00; ewes, good and choice, $3.00 $4.00; com mon and medium $3.00 (.i $3.25. Tea Ticket Sale Is Very Encouraging (Continued From Page One) MEAOHAM OARAGE end Mother's Inn restAtirnnt At Meachsm. Price Reasonable, . ; . 2-20-6 t, I BEARDLESS : BARLEY and oat seed. Ph. P. 1X6. 2-20-2 t. 3. BOTTOM 14-in John Deere tractor plow. Like new; less than Mt price. Routh McKcnnon. F. 25X. 2-20-t I. 1027 STAR COACH. New tires, 1034 license. Call Observer. 2-10-3 tp. 5 RED brood sows, 8 each. W. P. Brock, Summcrvllle. 2-17-3t DRY CHAIN WOOD, 4.60 per load. Prompt delivery. Bowman Hicks Lbr. Co. Ph. M. 8. 2-15-t t. 1 SHARE First Nat'l. Bank stock. Write Box S, Observer. 1-26-3 tp. WOOD Anyklnd. anywhere, any time except Sunday, M. Loree, Cove. 1-18-1 m. SCRATCH PAPER lor school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for Bo. 0-14-t i. MISCELLANEOUS We rellnlsh and repair Furniture. We call for and deliver. La Grande Reflntshlng Shop. Ph. Main 700. 2-14-1 mp. WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. Tho Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 683 U. 1-31-t f. DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 323-J. 1-30-t t. LOST SMALL JERSEY COW with white markings, Scar on nose. C. P. Carter. Phone 142 M. 2-30-2 tp elation to be held Saturday, Feb. 24, at the La Grande hotel. The Fashion Tea will be. held March. 3, from 2 to 5 o'clock, when Dame BUSSERVICE For WALLOWA, ENTERPRISES, JOSEPH and Way Point. Leave La Grande, Dally 10:80 A. M. 4:10 P. M. For PENDLETON, Way Points Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A. M. U. P. Stage Depot, 1308 Adams Phone MAIN 49 Fashion will present the latest In spring modes from the La Grande stores. Gowns, hats, accessories, a ports clothes, all types of apparel will bo shown by models by. the clothiers, while the other merchants will ar range displays on the mezzanine floor. The street around the Sacajawea Inn, where the tea is being held, also will be reserved for displays of automo bile models of the dealers. However, Miss Morton, urges that those wishing tickets obtain them at once. Ju,, RUM RUN. 1 THIS A I NT V 't t 'H T) r f vyL-lF ff s THET CITY OWl t T MWS J vm glm V ywll b& Vwhm power ft ;-5i YOULU tstAT I -NQ Knfc r::.:::z: -- 06(w' n tubus out he. ww does. wndv lett in of thc otHefc 1J HIM UP, WITH IT S TH BABY, tt W one who owned it. t constable err on t on it mE :of ySw &'W : V VC'JR KITE, V IN HI9 CART. J X--tt T. ' vooks as if vc put one CMiP K -Cf(, r , . A'v -o awheel f-V -TWx &a!Ht-e' j. SJffl ' tp fer iJrfi 1 vspW rZi'l3ji r- moiiMn. V.",NW,VOUELTOTfxLK I w Hf. 0UDG-. P ii.l'kV - - ' " - - r t0MpY-THEY KNOW THE. OVEV3 AN MOTTER, ' TIME ' 1 NAME OT THAT FWCD . vW, CONCEQWNQ THE L0CKVJ00D V XOU SAY ryO . . V22 y slouch vou just boucht y ' O l Btc.u.3.PT.orr. tl-tw . .w,,,. 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IP IT PERFORMS 1 UovA( Miru W AS IT SHOULD, WE'LL HAVE I . HISTo-DETECTORS IN EVERY I D,D . CO''T p " WELL YOU SEE, WE'RE kINDA POOR AWE AOA HAS SORTA BEEN HELP ING ME RAISE MONEY FOR PARTS. LETS SEE..ANE SOLD TWO HEMS FOR 3....I CLEANED UP SIX LAWNS FOR ffi 2.25 WO MOM CLEANED A LADY 5 HOUSE FOR ft 4.35 !! THEN WE Took SOME. OLD FAMILY HEIRLOOMS To A DEALER AND COT $.1?.60 AND USEP ALL THE MONEY To BUILD MY DETECTOR.... THAT MAKES 20. 20 1 5 I I pi' OH, MOM.. ..HOW MUCH OH, YES.... DID THAT JUNK DEALER W THEPE WAS Jr ALLOW YOU ON THAT S L '':; . ONE OTHER I L OLD COBSET rfi rrou can't isr o.k.. mg.i M12. GINSBERG 1 DO TVVAT ? GlN0E2G- f-ovR -iWE IrvTeN i'll do FKvou'ce paving a i-r r7c-r WlUs. SILL - IT S I CAN'T FawaY b 111 UP TD YOUJ lrfr .Tirvy y -w . r si ft , WfftWfl I X--a Ajt . Kit LAPlEf AND GENfLEMCN; -MR- QIN515EGG,' PRESIDENT OF SUPEra-STUPENtiOO PIC ruRES; WAg A5KED M TOMAKE AN I , jT: f A KlklrM IK r QCM i T I . 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W6R6 (JOINS TO INVeSTIOAT-r THIS MYSTEPy from the Angle tmat each OF YOU WAS ATT.CKEP By Foreign plane even THOUGH THE RECORPS SAV IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE A MILLER -YOUR REPORT y -IT CARRIED NO Says that you're not I lights - the storm certain that it, was so heavv x was a plane that 7 couldn't hear its attacksp you -71 motor - it ail 'v . j : ' HAPPENED SO Q.0ICKLV- 1 V - I JL'ST FEEL IT M5 A PLANE CERTAINLY ONE OF YOU FELLOWS saw soMermxa To give us a CLUE TO THIS MySTERY - MR. CURTIS - ONce ON MY TRIP t SAW A DISTANT PLANE THE NEXT MOMENT I L05T IT HALF AN HOUR LATER I WAS forced to bail out - but 1 NEVER connected it rv I X-? A J X ciaiiTh.A. r. ah niM iv-..rvrt , ' ft ll'Jllr ' I THAT PLINE YOU SAW WAS THE MYSreZY SHIP, STAN DISH Tg RECORDS SHOW NO PLANES IN THE AR IN THIS VCINITV AT THAT Tim NOW WE AT LEAST KNOW THAT WE'RE PEALING WITH ANOTHER PLANE ! 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