La Grande evening observer., March 24, 1934, Image 3

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Saturday, March 21,. 193 1
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE
CLASSIFIED ADS
XTHl MAKER ThACB Ot CMION WAIXOWA COUNT US
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to tba Use.)
Par line, 1st Insertion-, 10e
Per line, etch added eonaeo
utlve insertion te
Minimum charge on one
order ,
FOR RENT,
HOOMS to Normal students. House
keeping privileges If desired. 1303
4th. , 3-24-2tp
BEAUTIFULLY furnished apartments
ut La Qrande Hotel. . 3-24-lt
POUN. APARTMENT, 1402 O Ave.
3-23-3 tp
8 MOD. unfurn. houses, 1708-4th St.
3-22-3 t.
VOW. RENT Mod. 3-nn, lur. ept. Al
len Duplex, 1507 4th St, Main 543.
3-22-1 m.
6-RM. PURN. HOUSE; 6-rm. house,
80x200 ft., garden; 4-rm. house.
Inq. 1405 7th St. 3-19-t t.
FURN. steam heated Apt. 1311 O Ave.
3-5-1 mp.
MISCELLANEOUS
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Del
lea Furn. atore. A.' A. Fldler, mgr.
Ph. 085 J. 1-31-t f.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will
clean up your ashes, papers, eto.
Phone 323-J. 1-30-t t.
WANTED
WB TAKE cattle or horses to pasture,
by month or Beason. Call 510-W.
8-24 -6tp
PURN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves,
old gold. Anything used. D. Zim
merman. 3-15-1 m.
AT THE LIBERTY
Olenda Farrell, who plays the role
of a blonde vamp In the First Na
tional picture, "Bureau of Missing
Persons," which comes to the Liberty
thentro on Sunday, forms one leg of
tho strangest love trlnngle on the
screen.
She Is the bride of one husband
who wants very much to lose her
because he loves another woman, the
missing, very much sought after wife
of another. And the stranpest part
of it Is that the husband she is con
stantly shaking down is a detective
In the Missing Persons Bureau,
played by Pat O'Brien, who in turn
is searching for the other man's miss
ing wife and docs not know he him
self Is married to her.
The situation brings about one of
the most hilarious Incidents in a
picture filled with humor, drama and
romance. The screen play Is a time
ly picture of the workings of police
missing persons bureaus. It touches
on every phase of disappearance cases
in which tragedy and pathos are in
termingled with tho more comical
side, from kidnappings to voluntary
dropping out of sight.
Be tie Davis Is the heroine of the
real romance with the detective, al
though she too Is missing from an
other city, where she Is wanted on a
charge of murder. Many are the un
usual reasons presented as the cause
'of the disappearances of men, wom
en and young girls.
FRECKLES AND HIS
Scuttle Wastes No Time!
Pi THAT'S FOR AN OIL K AtiD, JUST THINkS
DERRICK....OL MAN " F NUTTY'S MOTHER HAP
, SCUTTLE IS SURE FIG- BEEN ABLE TO RAISE
URING ON MAKIN A ONLY FIFTY DOLLARS.
S fSl,J SHE COULPA kEPT THIS
NUTTYS PLACE R.ACE AN' MADE A
i ' JrY'Tl LoT MoRE dough
'COULDNT P2) ( HE'S BEEN AFTER HIS
Your pop gee no' pop BOSS t GIVE HIM A raise, A
HAVE SAYS IT'S ALL , FOR MONTHS... TH' LAST TIME
LOANED ) UE CAN Do POP ASIED R5R ONE, THE Boss )
UFP -TUP to MAL-e cwiw TOLD HIM THAT AFTER HE PAID J
313 A?J? J ALU HIS HELP, HE DIDNT ft
MONEY 1 MEET, AS . i HAVE AMV MONEY LEFT AV h
FOR THE i IT IS !l FOR HIMSELF. --f
AND THE BOSS SAID, j&y .-W
" MrG0OSEY, I'VE GOT ENOUGH 7V'' ? '
V WORRIES, WITHOUT YOU ALWAYS ' 7 ' ' J ELL,
-V -ASKIN' FOR A RAISE... AND IF YOU AJT Ve's
.V. DONT CUT IT OUT, ILL. MAKE. rfK JjJr INTERESTED
YOU A PARTNER 4, .55-' IN KNOWING
5 g,r-7y , SCUTTLE'S
S.Sji p-y OIL WELL
" 5- 13 C0INa
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C Li) WILL
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RATES BY MOUTH
1 llnea. per month M.tO
B line, per month -
4 line, per month -14.00
I line, per month M.7S
Uot additional line orer fw
oharged at Wo per line per month.
FOR SALE
HIGHEST quality Markton Seed Otils.
Charles Fisher, Cove. 3-24-ltp
fi-RM. HOUSE, elec. lights, city water,
3 lots, chicken house; Just outside
city limits. 3008 B. iPenn. 3-23-3 tp
WObD Any kind, lair price, best
quality, measure and service. Also
Buff-Orp. hatching eggs. At Smith's
Fox Farm. 3-22-1 mp.
COMMON ALP ALFA SEED 9053
pure;- l6o lb. at Telocaaefc. Q. V
Wilkinson. 3-ao-o tp
160 A, AT ORODBblf, 900 cash, tf
token at once. Inquire Heasty's fill
ing station. W. M. LaMore.
3-19-0 t.
BABY. CHICKS, 108 Fir St. Ph. M. 244.
3-14-t f.
WOOD Dry or green. Any kind or
length. Ph. Main 646. ' 8-9-3 m p.
CHIEF BRAND CHICKS Leghorns
9c, heavies 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, M.60 per load
Prompt delivery. Bowman Hicks
Lbr. Co. Ph. M, 8. 2-15-t f.
SCRATCH PAPER for school or nana?
at the Observer. 3 pads for 6o.
fl-14-t I
The cases presented In the picture
parallel those in real life which came
under the observation of Captain
John H. Ayres, chief of the New York
City bureau, upon whose book of
personal experiences the screen play
Is based.
Others in the cast Include Lewis
S. Stone, Allen Jenkins, Ruth Don
nelly, Hugh Herbert and Alan Dine'
hart. The picture was directed by
Roy Del Ruth from the screen play
by Robert Prcsnell.
"Whitewash" Charge
Aimed at Committee
(Continued rrum rage One)
'They have very recently organized
a lobby. It is going to charge Wash
ington with a slush fund In excess
of $100,000. XXX (
"We have the same group that oon-
trols air transportation selling all
mrcraic equipment w wio buvuiu-
ment under contract, with little or no
competition, In open, flagrant viola
tion of law and they .they have the
gall to come out in "tlie press and
criticize tho president ana. the ad
ministration.". SldAlt AND I'l.Olll
PORTLAND, Mar. 24 OT Sugar
Cano, granulated. 4.55; fruit or berry
$4.75; beet sugar $4.45.
Domestic Hour selling price,' mill t
delivery, 25-bbl. lots: Patent 49s,
0.10-6.80; blended (lour, $6.15-6.70;
bluestem, $6.80-6.40; soft white pas
try flour, $5.80; rye, $5.60-6.10; whole
wheat, $5.30-6.50; graham, $5.30-5.60.
FRIENDS by Blosser
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