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

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES CLASSIFIED ADS "" lam muut i Aia nw ftKiriN t w aij.owa codnti 1 (Oount lite a?araga worm to the line.) BATSS BY MOUTH 3 Unea, par month 8 Unca. per month 4 Unas, per month 0 Unea, per month M.50 -M.O0 M.7 rar line, lit insertion- Per Una, etch added eooaao- uttve insertion , Minimum charge on ono order Bach additional Una over five charged at 60o per line per month. FOR RENT, FOR SALE Thursday, March 22, 1934 ' Proof Enough ! I . , , j , , , II. ' THEN "WE UTILE LOOK1. HE Slf AND - VMJMT J UET'S GO A LITTLE ! guv got ouTm vs coaiu; t'syjemz out j J slow on tuiS windy; i ") CAK AND-NMAM !! YPNDEP-, WARRANT FER H RED BUSHNEUL ALWAYS J l-T VJH-J HE DID T'VUMDYI MOUO i HIS ARREST ! J j?Xy HAS BEEN A i Sr i va, plenty yyy - r--r,niiririk1EM:E LajlM' Jl ' 1 VOO MEED ,' - , - AFTER YOU - I 7 A NECK SHAVE l Z-' Q&T THRU , II BAD, WORRY ' Wy, WARSHIP' IT.' WAR ' J fv y . uLl A 2 MOD. unfurn. houses, 1706Hh St. 3-22-3 t. FOR KENT Mod. 3-rm. tur. opt. Al len Duplex, 1507 4th St. Main 543. 3-22-1 m. 6-RM. HOUSE, elec. lights, city water, 3 lots, chicken, house: just outside city limits. 2008 E. Penn. 3-22-3 tp 6-RM. PURN. HOUSE; 8-rni. house, BOxJOO ft.,- garden; 4-nn. house. Inq. 1405 7th 8t. 3-19-t f. FURN. steam heated Apt. 1311 O Ave. 3-5-1 mp. MISCELLANEOUS SPECIAL PRICES on Finger Waves. Dry 50c, wet 35c. Shampoo, Fluger Wave and Trim $1.00. Colonial Beauty Shop. Ph. Mailt 530. 3-22-1 t. DRY FINGER WAVES 60c, wet waves, 35c. Permanent waves $1.75 and up. Reynaud's Beauty Shop. M. 780. 3-21-1 t. WE BUY. SELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler. mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t I. DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc Phone 323-J. 1-30-t f. WANTED WANTED Experienced salesman. Eastern Oregon territory. Complete service station line Including Bowes Seal-Fast products. 1500.00 for in vestment" in truck and merchan dise required. Real opportunity for right party to earn from 50.00 up weekly. Answer letter, give refer ences. SprlngCT-Ott Co.. 1024 W. Burnside St., Portland, Oregon. 3-22-1 t MAN WANTED for Rawlclgh Route of 800 families in Baker- county. Reliable hustler can start earning 825 weekly and increase every month. Write Immediately. Rawl clgh Co., Oakland. Calif. Dept. OR-25-OD, or oco H. L. Blanchard, El gin, Ore. 3-22-1 tp COMPETENT housekeeper, P08 N Ave. 3-21-3 tp FURN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 3-15-1 m. Q. What Is the earliest known manuscript or any portion of the pible? Ans.: A papyrus manuscript pre serving parts. Tof ..GejiesAsti fiorji., the. early third century. A Complete Printing Service Quality Counts hvn?T cr.T oPP0. llA-AJk-JViK P.O. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser 1 MJMMViiim I AM VmM LSl-i ' ijLsd Easy Street! DIANA DANE 'jFuXZ? - ' ' From the Frying Pan SO SCUTTLE REALLY J YEP... AND I TOOK HIS CHECk RICHT I 0IANA 5AI0 THANK. WU,SIR.I I I 5IMPLV MU5F I I vN F. Y NV CHANCE.VOU'BC I I l? - Si. Wj rSft-;'"0' SM2 'I I (BLl.--WELLf) ( " i GAVE YOU IO.OOO ) DOWN TO THE BANK AND CASHED , SHB,0 BE VllL WAIT FIN0 OUT WHAT ( VlOOKINS POR A HW TO -3 -NT-SSStlNS 'I FOR MOVING OUT J IT.... AND FRECKLES, I KMOW, WOW. 5cw TN V HEKE" Jl WAS IN THAT ' i iANA,,! .EAT WJ. - Sfflow) A-?n ft5r-fl TT1 V '.! r- WHY PEOPLE CALL IT "JACk".... IT r A SECOND flf l' N0TE DIANA I J jTQ it; 5lA J W2;te THS, ivr gS!1 : m SC0RCHY SMITH ' ' TllWSS1 ' The Cabin WHERE ARE ) MOM AND I ARE COIN1 f YOU OUGHTA BE LIKE , : : 1 . I T cr-a -. una rut I watch voub STEP 1 1 HERB'S A DESERTeD CABIN : YOU GOING (AWAV.TO VISIT SOME OLD MAN SCUTTLE... HE THEY VE STOLEN SOME OF THE THEY'RE LANDING ON THAT ISLANP J I CTSEE TMEM.B. "f.T , WCAT'" ' BOB LET 1NVEST16AT6 ' I -NOW, JWIENPS, AND THEN GOT HIS START RAISING P.AMS -OR MY NEW ToRpepo, AND RUNNIN6 INLAND j THEY RE UP IN THAT SMW f?f ' f B-S NUTTY 7 COME BACk HERE AND HOMING PIGEONS-. STAfflED S-OPCMy .' ITS VRy (MPoRTAnW TW COME ON UTS&er EM S"?? X.? ? yfl BUY A LITTLE PLACE, WITH ABOUT A DOZEN THAT THOSE P.ANS BE KEPT . X f&afc C ON TrlgR Ig-AND -J! ; H PEOUTy Nl 'T ( AND RAISE J AND SOLD THE SAME T SECBEr J - jsft. ' J?5 Wh 1-S& 0i ' ' S EVEN IF THAT OIL DOES g:S-r:;;-p r m-T-ll-H-i in -r ana I ; wiMuai.Uuai 1 .-'HW'JCWllJ - - ' ! "- .-:-.-. - i uiw J BO-niKic fas uim 1 Wi T .-. , T Br WE'RE SUNK. BOSS- KT COME NOW, Til YOUVE GOTTA j&SmSSl ONE THIN&'S Kc-?a t-J-. iA---- VS'S. ttr-Jt SKINFLINT IS- S WTC-C ALCERUQNg MUG&NS HID UNDER DE flL REALLY, A igj DO SOMETHIM1- CERTAIN-WE 6 ' W.t?' ;, THINK WE CAM-OUT AEAD! BJ - RIGHT.... THE ONLY j fimJUSTWO I FAT GUVS BED-AND V MAN CANT I ITD RUIN ME P MAYBE WE ) CAN'T DRAG HIM f BOSS fc,' . ViTTV N T J i - AMYVMY, I'M CLAD WE DONT THING THAT GUY ' DETECTIVES L NOW HE'S STUCK AND Mf GET STUCK. M PROFESSIONALLY BETTER. fernOUT.1 3 I'VE ilrt rA 'i-l V" 'TLT: HAVE TO DO BUSINESS WITH M : EVER CAME BY ' srnrTBUtrHF CANT GET OUT UNDER A f IF I WAS M WAKE, MR. ySk&rfV--r f GOT fe. 1-1 -V . iWY POLE-WOOD TRAILER, 15 and . cords of wood. 1825 Z Ave. 3-22-2 tp EARLY SIX weeks potatoes. Alvah Dodson. Ph. Farm. 1X5. 3-S2-2 t. WOOD Any kind, fair price, best . quality, measure and service. Also Buff-Orp. hatching eggs. At Smith's Fox Farm. 3-22-1 mp. BABY CH1X Large Rods and Rocks, hatch 1 evh week. Drive to Moss acres Hatohery, Allcel, Oregon. 3-22-2 tp. FOR SALE Beardless barley, oat seed. Phone F. 1x6 evenings. 3-21-3 tp BEES WITH HIVES, Brock, Summervtile. 2.50. W. F. 3-21-2 tp ORE. NO. 2 GEM POTATOES, 35c per pack. No deliveries. Robert Chand ler, Frultdale. 3-21-2 tp. FOR iSALE Good used piano, 49. Easy terms. Radio and Muslo Sup ply Co. 3-21-3 t. COMMON ALFALFA SEED 00.53 pure, 15c lb. at Tolocaset. a. V. Wilkinson. ,3-20-6 tp 160 A. AT ORODE3J., 900 cosh. U taken at once. Inquire Heasty's fill ing station. W. M. LoMore. 3-10-6 t. BABY CHICKS, 108 Fir St. Ph. 880 W. 3-U-t t. WOOD Dry or green. Any kind or length. Ph. Main 640. 8-0-2 m p. CHIEF BRAND CHICKS Leghorns Oc, heavies 9'2c. In lots of 100. Breeding flocks blood tested for B. W. D. under our own supervision, all reactors and culls removed. Write for catalog. The Nampa Hat chery, Nampa. Ida. 3-1-1 m. DRY CHAIN WOOD, $4.50 per load Prompt delivery. Bowman Hicks Lbr. Co. Ph. M. 8. 2-16-t f SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 2 pada for 5o. . 0-14-t j. C. C. C. Trains On Way To The East EUGENE, March 22 W) The first special train carrying C. C. C. mem bcrs to their homes in the sixth and eevenlh corps arena will leave Eugene Thursday afternoon. March 29. The Gccond will leave March 30, and will stop in Mcclforcl to pick up a num ber of men from the Metord dis- fsM rfil i 41" ' '"-.:. ' HARD RUBBER JOE PAL00KA (' C'MON OUT IN A ROLLIN' CHAIR. KID, FOR " (ARIDE'C'MON EVeV-SNAPOUTAT,JOE-V. j C - 1 J i iiiiCTieT' ME DON'T EUEN HEAR ME. AVJRIGHT L - U n IHj I up- somebuddv we him f-for months;- AZrd TAlt.XX . tfi Li I II MUG BUT IfA KlNPs V "OU LUNr NUW l l- SO FINt . r 1 I I AtK - OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff , , . She Must. Have Worked "It" On Brad! I ( TELL MEC IT'S A TOUGH GAME f "IfeLL l""c I'M AfCAlD - SHE SEEMS 1- HAVE iS WAT Sof I fON'T KHoW, EXACTLY. A . ?RADJ -THAT THOU5AND-- OFi- foOLISH IT IS y , I CAN'T TELL WHAT 'm TEW HAVE, ) (- WELL, JUST MAYBE ITS WWAT MAKES I MY BEAUTIFUL QIRLS ARE ifiHTY THATS FOR WEI2 To k v. HEI2 TWAT, -TrAT CEtJTAIM SOMg- A WHAT IS THAT VU LOOK Jf ? I pAL TfeYlNG TO GET IN THE A FACT, ( KEEP ON T12V1N&J T -fED; - THINS THATi" NECESSARY SOMETHING ; C J,! f y0u no I MOVIES, -AND HAVEN'T H TED. ) f SCRGEN CO-9j feT-feTsilp HARD a.V-t5UVE KILT H-W KID .'HIS HEART'S BUSTED WIDE OPEN HE'S GOT A LOOK IN HIS EVES LIKE A SMET LITTLE DOS TUW SOM&BUDDY UP SOMEBUDDX LOVED MEBB6 MUG BUT I'M KINPA. SICK MESEUF. XR-..U.iftM, t p nca u. a. pat prr. 3 . 2 7 OM KNOBBY H l 1 LCI ' '"1 1 vvj wn THAT WAf" I LOVE T LOVED HIM MORE THAN LIFE 5UT HE DESERTED ME BET 1 NEVER HEARD FROM WE HIM F-TOR MONTHS j- X'M A SOU DON'T KNOW 1 - WHAT 1 VVENT THROUGH p ( NOM,WAME VA ANY X( H&CE T 1 ' ' 'fir VWIN A vnuesu- PROOF WET pEO J( I VM JJLACK tr. v 7 --1 SEE. WHAT A PUNK MISTAKE WE ALL, GOOD MADE. 30SH.ANN, FATE 1 1 KNOW VNE CANT CHANGE THINGS NOW- W-WOULD YA MEBBE TALK T'JOEY--r'J ALL MEBBE IT D OH POOR HELP. HE'S L'LL TRY 1 TOLD HIM WE HEAVENS V 3Ct 1 UlUTt IS SO CRUEL WANT JOE MARRIED . HE HE WENT OUT TO MEET IAN I HOPE WE CAM HE WOULDN'T GAL LIKE SOU BE PRIEr-JDS WAS ON EQUAL TERMS . DEAR JOE HE WAS DOIN' SO SWEET- BUT HE AINT SO FINE . The Envoy WAS BROKE-U-" IF I'D I WP I MltVI 1 l 1 UNU KWWN. BLIEVED ME . l KNOW TMAKE MONEY- ITS TRUE. MARRY A RICH 1 UNDERSTAND UNLESS HE NOW . THERE'S NO IT FER YOU ONE ELSE IK KINO LIKE H-HIM .