La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1934, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBbERVEK, LA GRANDE. ORE; Paye Seven' i Thursday, February 22, 193 1 II CLASSIFIED ADS ' rHi mauebi rutca or. cnion wallowa cotnraiM ' (Count live average worda to the lino.) Par line, lat Insertion loo Per line, each added oonieo- utlve lnartlon TO Minimum charge on one order . . RATB8 BY MOOTX 3 llnaa. per month . a lines, per. month , a llnaa. per month . B llnaa, per month .U.60 actt additional Una over On ccargtd at too per Una. per month. OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGES,! . The Laugh of the Town!, MISCELLANEOUS We rellnlsn and repair Furniture. Vie call for and deliver. La Grande Rcflnlshlug Shop. Ph. Main 700. , 3-14-1 inp. WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Fum. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 U. 1-81-t 1. DOWELL BROS. OLEAN-UP We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 323-J. 1-30-t !. M' KIN LAYS IN BOISE TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Harry McK inlay are In Bojc, Ida. this week where he Is tniiifiRCting business. Mr. McK in lay Is manogcr of Falks La Grande store. Cove Library Has A Very Busy Year COVE (Special) The Cove public library .has submitted the following lenort for the year. 1933: Number of adult fiction leaned 3180; non fiction. 83: Juvenile fiction. 308; non fiction. 48: magazines, , 1661: total 6?81. Numb.er of volumes In the library 2007: borrowed from state library, 400, Tptal expenditures for the year $115.62. Number of borrowers 349; number cards held by people outside of the city, 101; per cent of popula tlon registered as borrowers, 06. FOR SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE Service sta tion and stock. Good location. What have you? (Write Box T, Observer. 2-82-2 tp. WOOD Any kind, seasoned, a real place to buy; also Buff-Orp. hatch-; Ing eggs; a mod. houso on Oak St.: dirt cheap, terms. Smith's. Fox Farm.. ::215-l mp. 7. BANTAMS, Cheap. 181641st. 2-21-3 tp. FOR REAL SILK HOSIERY SERVICE, phone M. 773. Chas. Bi Funk. I 2-20-6 tp. MEACHAM GARAGE and: Mother's Inn restaurant at. Meaoham. Price Reasonable, , ,! 2-20-0 t. 3-BOTTOM I4.in John Deere tractor plow. Like new; less than price. Routh McKennon. F. 2SX: a-20-t f. DRY CHAIN WOOD, 14.50 per load. Prompt delivery. Bowman Hicks Lbv. Co. Ph. M. 8. 2-15-t t. I H .THAR! iiie'i i UCCTJ A ROUND THEM CATTLE UP A6IM; p: YOU DON'T WAKE UP. THAT FELLER COME OUT HERE -TO BE A COWBOY, BOUT A YEAR AGO- HE HAINT EVEN STARTED TO 8EIN' ONE . AN Mt 'J LOST INTEREST IN IT ALREADY! YUH KNOW WHY THET IS? NONE O' TH' pitchers of . COWBOYS HAS BIB OVER-ALLS AN' : THEY DON'T KNOW 1 WE WEAR OVER-ALL'S TILL THEY GIT OUT HERE - ONE IN A M'LLYUN WOULD WANT TO BE A COWBOY, IF PITCHERS SHOWED BI6 OVERALLS. 1 SHARK First Nat'l. Back stock. Write Box S, Observer. . .1-26-3 tp. WOOD Anyklnd, anywhere, any time except' Sundays M, bore, Cove. scratch PAFEit lor school or home Mr., Mrs. A. R. Galle Entertain Their Club UNION (Special) The Fifty-fifty o!ub were guet-ts of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Galle, Friday evening. Three tables were arranged for pinochle with high scores helng made by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones and low by Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coles were gueat Refreshments were serv ed after the games by the hostess. Skin Discomfort Eczema itching, chafing, smarting, etc., yield amazingly to the specially effica cious ingredients or K. P. Officials Are Guests at Meeting (Continued From Page OneV Harley Stoneklng served refreshment after the lodge session. "; Mr. Barnes and Mr. Gleason left today for Athena to meet with ,the lodge In that section. I f 1334 RV NCk ftEPVICC ISC. Avou MEA.N THAT SMOOTH; EpVNO SMITH TBtCKED WINDY. 7 SMdOTHY ONLY ' INTO VWING 410.000 PAID ONE i TpQ AN OLD ' " . THOUSAND BUCKS . ' , THAT'S CUt ON rRi ha! winuy vwhn'.! MAi?f uaf a.' V4ITM it r NEVEQ THOUGHT VD LIVE THtC ANYONE. GET THE BEAT OF WINDY wi m& ( viari mmS I , HA.! WA.f . , WAIT TILL! SPILL WIAT I KNOW'- Hu&il"'. r-T.-orr.- JOE PAL00KA Sca-ram 80 Basketball Men To Play in Tourney (Continued From Page One) BUS SERVICE For " WALLOWA, ENTERPRISE, JOSEPH and Way Points. Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A, M. 4:10 P. M. For PENDLETON, Way Polnti Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A. U. V. P. Stage Depot, 1308 Adams Phone MAIN 49 Stltt 6, Kenneth Webb 11, Tom Zlv kovlch 9. I '"!! Enterprise's list of eligible players had not been received this morning, but will be posted tomorrow. Over half of the forest fires started by lightning occur at elevations be-' tween 4,000 and 6.000 feet according to an analysis recently completed by the Pacific northwest forest experi ment station. DOCTOR'S ANSWERS To Questions By P. C. Crlpps, M. D. . J get attacks of indi gestion and the gas presses up around my heart, I belch gas frequently and 1 have a burning sensa thtt in my chest. What can 1 do to help this ContJittonr" Anxious." Ana. Usually such cases are benefited by strict diet of vegetables or milk. A good tonic like Dr. Pierce's Colder. Medical Discovery, is used by many people and has my greatest confidence. To be bad at any drug store. hi FUECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Everybody's Goofy! ESTRANGE NOISES CAME FROM , THE HISTo-DETECToR NOISES THAT NUTTY AND FRECKLES DID NOT EXPECT.... HAHa!' I KNEW THE THING DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE. IT COULD'NT voek ... 7 Vl .1 , IN OEVeociS f sw IT'LL TAKE A PRETTY SMART FELLER lb PER FECT A MACHINE THAT'LL MAKE -P - FATHER TIME GO i . IN REVERSg.' DON'T LAUGH AT THAT BOY.' HE'S ONLY TRYING TO Do THE SAME AS ROBERT FULToN, THOMAS EDIsoM AND WILBUR WRIGHT PIPTHEY WERE CALLED FooLS ONCE, Too J THE Boy IS JUST FIFTY YEARS AHEAD OF HIS TIME, THAT'S ALL!.' I GOSH ...I pON J H I SEEM TO KNOW m WHAT IT IS ;.' m l THERE IT ( l 3 COES AGAIN? JS AS .Y1' Fa I Txr i T . WHY. ITS ANTONIO MY LONCLOST ANTONIO ANt I HAVE BEEN NEAR! CRATY, WORRYING ABOUT Hiy! 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