La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OERVteR! LA GRANDE. ORE." raire xnree OUT OUR WAY CLASSIFIED ADC ra mabkwv placi or touok waiaow commie - By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES The Reception Committee! (Oount Uve averag words to the lino.) per Use, 1st lnsertlon10o BATX8 BY MOUTH a llnet, per month -U0 s unee, per month ' lines, per month M.OO hum. per month f-ff aeori additional Une omr lire charted at too per Ujie per month. Far line, mob added oonseo- utlve insertion . . To JUo Minimum charge on one order . FOR RENT, FOR SALE 1 Tuesday,' February 27, 1934 lit? Y-Vroi CAShTHC V fob emeR wore!) .V rCnE0 A 1 I Ccmg ow; TT Wt usomwwp.w look at the mob Ui". Tt-G COWANO LET'S Go' W V TOMPKIIIS' CG-NtKS! YEVV CO UP 1UC , rtiw.WN'T TUM4 $10,000 XII.H 1 ' , 1- Ti 7""m RECEPTION COfWtlfeE ,,ER . VDOUGH1; I HH TEN ( AlCO L .1 suwpiw ,x owe me -tue kCy v. - r s V xees'MA 1 1 .; y'u - -5f Vvthe city y T x t"lV-J-r ! t WJUj GIVE BENT In exchange for painting end papering a 6-room dwelling. Inquire J. R. Oliver, J703Hi Oth St. 2-27-2 tp. HOUSE and 3V4 A. of ground 1 ml. irom town. Call 363 J or M. 106. 8-37-a t. BEAUTIFUL a-rm. Apt. Reasonable rental, lino furnlshlngti, La Grande Hotel. 2-26-4 t. BARBER SHOP equipment. Write A. B. Conaway, Enterprise, Ore. 2-20-3 tp. MISCELLANEOUS WE REFWISH and repair Furniture. Also oil photo tinting, 60c. La Orande Reflnlehlng Shop. Ph. M. 700, 408 Fir. 2-14-1 mp Wo reflnlsh and, repair Furniture. We call tor and deliver. La Orande Eelliuahlng Shop, Ph. Main 700. 2-14-1 mp. WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Fum. a tore. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 6?a U. 1-31-t f. DOWELL BROS. OLEAN-UP We will - blcan up .your ashes, papers, eto. Phone 323-J. 1-30-t f. AT THE LIBERTY i Real comedy real music. That Is the exceptional lure offer ed by the Liberty theatre today and Wcdneaday where Paramoimt'a spec tacular musical film, "Sitting Pretty," Is playing. From the opening smash to the final clash, the picture Is Jammed with comedy, music and beautiful girls. You see the Inside of the song writing business and find out how Hollywood makes Us musical films in many intimate scenes behind the screen. ! I j I ' The locale Is Hollywood, and the characters are songwriters, stars, pro ducers and others. It's like tills: Jack Oakie. Jack Ha ley and Qlnger Rogers arrive 11 Holly wood. The boys want to be songwrit ers, and Ginger wants to crash plc tures. In the maddest melee ever con ceived -by a Hollywood scenario writ er, the boys do get a chance when Thelma Todd, a star, hires them. Gin ger goes to work too. She does a fan dance surrounded by a chorus so large It can't be counted. Radio stars such as tho Pickens Sisters, Arthur Jarrett and Virginia Sale do tho big song hits that wero -written for this picture : "Many Moons Ago," "Did You Ever See a Dream Walking." "You're Such a Comfort to Me" and "Good Morning, Glory." This sensational musical film was produced by Charles R. Rogers and directed by Harry Joe Brown. Tho amazing musical routines wero the work of Larry Coballos. "Sitting Pretty" stops all other musical films In grandeur, beauty and color not to mention the com- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Elosser DIANA DANE . lTr . Silence Please Nutty KnOWS Him. IH, DIANA ---,4T LAST I HAVB CAUSHr UP I I IS IT FAIK TO DEPRIVE -THB KBST OF U5 I' 1 SUKELV, vou CANNOr BLOT" FEOM voyR, I I SPCAK sT . j ' ? J SG0RCHY SMITH (T"&' The Injui-ed Pilots Story" SAY, MR.SCUTTLE, r'TMpTo f HA-HA...WHERE WOULb " I Ulp YOU FIND OUT YES-ANP r FOUND I I IS HUBBARP TOO HE'S PRETTy BAPtY I I X THINK WepXTMHG POINTS YSSrW'! I ( 7 YES - AS T 6AI1EP OUT A IF T CAN RAISE J.fZZti'u' HE EVER GET THE MO"EY ? AN YTHINfi iCORCHV ? OUT PteNTY - I'M BADLY INJURED FoB . HURT BUT lU SE6 To THE ARA&oN MrtlL PltoT ( HASH OP (-IGHTNIN6 BEVEAI.BP THE MONEY TO SYLVESTER. 1 M HE'S AS OPTIMISTIC AS' I SUPPOSE YOU'VE I CERTAIN WS'Rg ON I ME TO SEE IF YOU CAN'T TAI.K - BOT WE'U AIAV6 Ti? TAK HIM J I -nfx THAT IT WAS A P1AN6 - ISAW GIVE VCO FART JYOUR MOTHER'S THE' MAN WHO WENT SEEN THE HEAPt-iNeS I V THC RtoHT TRACK .' V HlM ? WITH HW FoR A FEW REP-HANDED' To PROVE n IT CLEARLY - . OF OUR NEXT BEST FRIEND LOOKING FOR A WIGHT'S V. INTHISMOHNIMS'SV V"rS, - Oh MINUTBS-THEy HAVEN'T sv ANYTHING C3 L I 1- PAYMENT WILL I'LL HELP YOU ru.T.I PAPERS? V b$Sar ATf THO06HT IT Wise To AAOV6 ,, J-m " V YoulmLpJrNlNBVERYVVAY 'T' jZr XmHK VH,M ew.NcV J- EMERGENCY ffX Mr",T ) POSSIBLE'.' BONE UNDER ONE ARM U V"' -IViV FIELD Hospital CiW FIPI n s&) J lT Vll T'x Jlf US OUT OF J FOSSlBLb.. AND A. PICCOLO UNDER 7 l&lr. t?- VvA j.'. 3 P?aV ., iL. , NB 4 g? 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J--S X In case ; TlJ A where vo gwine )( bill wit'---tell1;i JXM!m I JJ flrlfr iiUfin-rtl'lf ' ' A 7? ' i l ft FOR SALE Thor electric Ironer. LUto new, (16.00. At Wasnerla Hardware 2-27- 3t." USED CLOTHING at 1307 "O" all day Thursday. 2-27-3 t ALFALFA HAY Allcel. Geo. H. Johnson, 2-26-3 tp FRENCH beveled plate mirrors. Write A. B. Conaway, Enterprise, Ore. 2-28-3 tp WOOD Any kind, seasoned, a real place to buy; also Buff-Orp. batch ing eggs; a mod. house on Oak St.; dirt cheap, terms. Smith's Fox Farm. 2-18-1 mp. 3 -BOTTOM 14-ln John Deere tractor plow. Like new; less than Mi price. Routh McKcnnon. F. 25 X, 2-20-t t. DRY CHAIN WOOD, 40 per load. Prompt delivery. Bowman Hicks Lbr. Co. Ph. M. 8. 2-16-t f. SCRATCH PAPER (an school or home at the Observer. 2 pads tor 6o. -14-t i. WANTED WANTED To buy a good farm la Grande Bonde valley, preferably near Imbler or SummervUle. Writ 521 Pearl Bt., Kemmerer, Wyo. 2-27-1 tp. SMALL FURNISHED modern house. Must be reasonable. Ph. Main 640. 2-27-2 t. edy of the type that rolls you In tlw aisles. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Feb. 27 P) Cattle: 35, calves 10, steady, , Steers: Good, common and medium, (3.75 $6.00; heifers, common and medium, $3.26 $5.25; cows, good, common and medium, $3.00 (4.50; low cutter and cutter, (1.75 $3.00; bulls, cutter, common and medium, $2.50 $3.25; vealers, good and choice, $6.50 (r $8.00; cull, common and me dium, $3OO$0.60; calves, good and choice, $5.00 $6.00; common and medium, $2.60$6.00. Hogs 150, lOc-lowor for lightweight!. Lightweight, good, choice', $4.60-$5.25; medium weight, good and choice, $4.75(U$g-26; heavyweight, good and choice, $4.15 ft $6.00; packing sows, good, $3.25M-0O: feeder and stocker pigs, good and choice, $3.25 g $4 .25. Sheep: 60, steady. Lambs, good and choice, J7.50-M.25; common, medium, $7.50 j $8.25; common and medium, $5.60 $7.50; yearling wethers, $4.00j $6.00; ewes, good and choice, $3.25 $4.25; common and medium, $2.00 $3.50. -SPEARIM' FROGS? 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