La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 24, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. TageThrc ill I I THE NEWPANGLES The Last Laugh,!- OUT. OUR WAY By J. R. Williams CLASSIFIED .ADC fX ha'. haA ' IS THT UorYOU I THER'S A RULE WH Y SHOULD NO BUT HE ; AINT QUITE ; , STANDING NER HE AINtT OUITE HERE ABOUT E SAY ANYTHING? THAT GUY AINV QUITE SITT'N' TELL HIM.OUUGE T RECLININ- . DURIN' WOlKlN' HOURS, BUT TH' BULL O' TH' NNTGOT THE. HEAWT (Count live average word! . to the line.) Pel lint, 1st Insertion. .100 Per lice, each added oonsso utlve Insertion To Minimum charge on one order ' ntn RATKS BY MONTH 1 line, per month W.BC 8 lines, per month 8 4 lines, per month M 00 t lines, per month ti.1l ach additional line over tire charted at Wo per line per month. , AWAKE iTH AT'S DOWN . ER QUITE I AN ARJ THAT i BEIN' NOT JOST ,1 WOODS IS DEEP VNEUNVER QUITS IN THOTT. UYINT SOWN, CK .QUITE ASLEEP I FOR RENT, FOR SALE Saturday, February 21, 1931 5MMfT, SHEAWNS OUT AVTO EUYIG J?-. NAS APOWEB COMPANY! 1 HWE " (V 'J youQ tTO.OOO, AND YOU'UE THE N- j'""'' J r-t IITC ACI CP OF V TWO ACRES land with water rights. One mile from post ot.ce. Would consider shares or cosh. Write Box D, observer. 3-23-9 tp. MISCELLANEOUS Wo rellnUh und ropalr Purniture. Ve cnll lor and deliver. La Grande Ilellnlshlng Shop, Ph. Main 700. 2-14-1 mp. WE BUY, SPlTiT, OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Fidler, mgr. Ph. 688 U. 1-81-t t. DO WELL BROS. OLEAN-UP We Till clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 323-J. 1-30-t f. LOST LOST Coin purse, money. Call 271 M. 2-23-3 t. AT THE LIBERTY WHITE ORPINGTON hatching eggs. Call Farmers 18X8. , 2-23-2 tp. OR TRADE Por light car, Stude, 6 wheel wood truck, .' heavy i rubber. Inq. 2103 1st. ' 2-23-2 tp. WOOD Any kind, Masoned, a real place to buy; also Buff-Orp. hatch ing eggs; a mod. house on Oak St.; dirt cheap, terms. ?' Smith's Pox Farm. 1 :- 2-15-1 mp. FOR REAL, SILK, HOSIERY SERVICB phono M. 773. Cum. B. Funk. 1V,. .2-20-8 tp. MEAOHAM GARAGE and Mother's Inn restaurant at Meacham. Price Reasonable. 2-20-6 t. 3-yrrOM 14-ln John Deere tractor plow. Like new; less than y2 price. Routh McKennon. F. 25X. 2-20-t f. DRY OHA1N -WOOD, 94.50 per load. , Prompt delivery. Bowman Hicks Ibr. Co. Ph. M. 8. 2-15-t f. 1 SHARE First Nat'l. Bank stock. Write Box 8. Observer. 1-26-3 tp. Tlirco of Hollywood's most Im portant romantic stars, Fredorlc March, Gary Cooper, and Miriam Hopkins together with Edward Ev erett Horton, than whom there Is no funnier, play tho leading roles In Paramount's film; adaptation of Noel Coward's sensational stage success, "Design for Living," which begins a two-day run Sunday at the Liberty theatre. , Tho picture was directed by Ernst Lubltech from tho screen play writ- ' ten by Ben Hecht, author of many i Broadway stage hits including "Front Page." "Design for Living" concerns it self with, the romantic entangle ments, of three sprightly, light heart ed artists. Tho triangular romance has Its Inception In a Parisian spring, and wends Its hilarious path through London and New York before It readies Its bombshell conclusion. When Gild a met Tom and George on the train) that afternoon, she Just never thought of love, especially lovo at first sight. She Is too fond of Tom to tell him she loves George, and she also loves George too much to tell him of "Tom." Both boys, boon companions for years, return her lovo, but they can't let a woman break up their friend ship So the three of them settle down together in a Paris attic, and their search for happiness begins. The boys become famous and Gllda llnds herself entangled In two ro mances. To save tho boys' friend ship, she leaves, and goes to the states to marry her former em ployer.. . The boys arrive on, the scene when they are needed most and bring the picture to an excit ing and amusing ending. PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND, Feb. 24 ? Butter prints, extras, 26c; standards, 25'c lb. Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade 23-24c lb.; farmer's door de livery, 20-21c lb. Eggs Pacific poultry producers' selling prices: Fresh -extras, 16c; WOOD Anyklnd, anywhere, any time except Sunday. M. Loree, Cove, 1-18-1 m. SCRATCH PAPER for aohooi or home at the Observer, 2 pnds for Do. 0-14-t i. standards, 14c; mediums, 14c dozen (cartons lo higher). Buying price to wholesalers: Fresh extras, '13c; firsts H-iac; mediums, 12c; under grade 10c dozen. Live poultry Portland delivery: Buying prices: colored fowls, under 5 lbs., 13-14c; over 8 lbs, 12-13c: roasters, over 3y lbs., 13-14c; leg horn fowls, over 3', lbs., ll-12c; un der 3 lbs.. ll-12c; broilers, 1 to 2 lbs., 15-16c; over 2 lbs., 14-16c; stags, 6c; roosters, 6c; Pekln ducks, 12c; colored ,10c; geese, 10c lb.; live chick ens selling price by wholesalers: light hens, ll-12c; medium hens, 11 12c; heavy colored henB, 13-14c lb. New potatoes Florida triumphs, $4.25 per 50 lbs., 10c lb,; Hawaii 5- G'Ac lb. SUGAR AND FLOUR PORTLAND, Feb. 24 (Sugar cane, granulated, $4.55; fruit or ber ry, (4.75; beet sugar, (4.45. Domestic flour selling price, mill delivery, 25-bbl. lots:.. Patent 40s, $6.50-7.30; blended 'flour,. $6.15-6.70; o meet em, Be.30-B.4u; soit wmte pas try flour, 5.80; rye, $5.(30-6.10; whole wheat, $5.60; graharrj, $5.40. ALDRICII N6T tO RUN PENDLETON, Ore., Feb. 24 (JP) E. B. Aldrich, editor of .the Pendleton East Oregon lan, In an editorial state men. Friday, declared he will not be a candidate for the Democratic nom ination for the office of secretary of state. Aldrich had been prominently men tloned as a possible candidate, and a meeting of Umatilla county Demo crats here several days ago urged that he stand for the nomination. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser In the Doldrums! ANTONIO PROBABLY FLEW INTO THE BACK OF YOUR SHED WHILE You HAD "BOARDS OFF, MAKING REPAIRS..-HE COT BACK THERE AMONG THE WIRES AND LIVED OFF THAT SACK OF WHEAT YOU HAVE STORED away'!! YOU SEE, I USS HIM IN A STAGE ACT....I VE TRAINED HIM FOR YEARS, AND HE REMEMBERS EVERYTHING HE HEARs! ITS Too BAD IT ALL HAD To HAPPEN BUT I GUESS ANTOHIO OBJECTED TO ) ociti: -s-ncrr i in Aim TUATfc r - utiriu .w-r-.(. Ur"j r-M-umi WHAT MADE HIM TALK SO MUCH. PrSWSSvSXiSSSiSA f AIMED ) BUT EvERYONE'LL 3 f WINDA HIGH LAUGH AT ME, FRECKLES - IUTTY....LETS J 'NA J AW MOM COULDA USER ET ABOUT j u THAT MONEYJoo.-.Gostf.1 T !.' JB ' r I'M SO LOW, I'D HAVE to SSSSiL J-fL MAKE A BALLOON ASCENSION", f--T- I To Even reach r" irloA BOTTOM.'! l ma U. S. PAT. OFF. THE HAPPV MEDIUM tT.ff.WlLLlftM. P1W BY NDf SEWVICC. IWC. - f THERE'S NOTHING MUCH TO SAX- I'wHW'm ; WYf 'L,Il5Il?T5?rr 1 ONLY THAT THE. COUNTY PLANS TO tM") THEY PAY F WHEEL I Ji fX ''A I t. ir- i nriiunnti ci nitr.u rno fiAMC . una tr .. H W1THIN A I YOU TUNO OUTi' rtfc. lT.HI.VU. Jvw yr .w.w..(l ... v , I e -y'.' l tWfVI li 111 111 IB I li.I'dVS; y i il ' .i ).n--l-r-r-.K-- 1 JOE PAL00KA Realization, JlHE RING ' IS FILUMQ WITH FANS AND POLICE. NO ONE HAS LEFT THE ARENA. THE TELEGRAPHERS ARE WORKING FRAKITICALUV J OVER THEIR KEYS. JOE PALOOKA IS BETWEEN TWO FIRES AND DEC1DEDLV UNCOMFORTABLE . 1 SAY-YOUSE GUYS-1 -SHUT UP r THE COMMISSIONER Y WHERE'S , T COMMISSIONERS, V THIS MUG TRIES IVE GOT A TSTEAL MY FIGHTER- CONTRACT VfTH c'Ya know who i rnr him and he's AM? I'M KNOBBY J A SPtVWACK AS WALSH. SEEsWI FAR AS I'M I'LL MAKE rTjUST A id CONCERNED . PLENTV A MINUTE vmi AMD HE TROUBLE. BOYS- M, GOES PALOOKA l;JUST A'WlTH ME. OSJWtTHJviE F-AND UNTIL TOMORROW-WAWRIGHT, 1 v iW-L SEE I WHEN WE CAN MEDIATE I COMMISSIONER .jf ABOUT THAT I THIS PROPERLY ) THT LEAVES CLL PRODUCE , PALOOKA , OR SPNWACk h THIS PHONEY ) MY CONTROCT h WILL GO WITH ME . 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( I DON'T" WANT SVMrJ JOHN DOS, 0iANAJa Vl, pATHV OFPEIi MV l&li fe 1! 7 i mean V ygf M NOW YOU MU5TN PEEU BAD ABOUT IT. AFTEfi IT'S SOOO RIDDANCE. 'VOU D N-VECi HAVE Bhhm rHAPPV WITH SUCH A VAIN, 7SGOTISTICAL FBULOW' 1 AND ARROGANT-; -TOO fj NO.-. IP YOU'LL JUSt QjNSOE- MV STBEUNS) IUBrf 3 't.nA(7C.t "OH--VOU MEN AKE VaLU AL.IKB v ' (GBT OUT J THB MAN w"-r MK.IIBO YCW I oiANAfvou havgt 'a PositivelvI 1 1 (GST OUT-J ROTTEN AlNfH SG0RCHY SMITH (Trademark Registered) U. 8. Patent Oftlca Nervfi.r Vg Been TRYING To GST in Touch WITH BUD FtyNC THE MAIL IN FROM OAKLAND HE fJEVER REPORTS IN WHEN HE GETS CAUeHr IN A STORM AND AS A RESULT HE IS ALWAYS OVERDUE HERE COMES BUD - AND IS THE NOW THERE U BOSS SORE ? y GOES THE BOSS .---N our ro Meer 1 i VT?5' FoR HEAVEN'S SAKE BUP-WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ? YOU RE OVER M HOUR LATB -- WE'VE TRIED TO REACH YoU A DOZEN TIME 5 WHY DON'T You REPORT IH DURING A SToBMX WHAT'S THS .'AArj p, U are you ill ? 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