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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five OUT, OUR WAY By J.r; Williams THE NEWFANGLES ' The Constable's Worried ! fm ASSIEIED ADC Vihi iu8ut ruci or union wallow a countum ' if: he mape us look. like; A MWB OF WPS.I rIATE. T'THINK WHAT THEY'LL HAVE (Count tin average word to the lino,) ' Per Una, lat. Insertion ,, 10e Per line, each added oonaeo utlte insertion ' Te KATES BY MONTH 1 Unea, per month tl.BO B Unea, per' month . $8.38 4 Unea. par month ai.OO 0 llneapar' month . t.7o Bach additional line oyer me charged at 80c per line per month. VTSAY ABOUT. THE Minimum charge on one order. Tuesday. April 17, 1934 f'! fl (3 IT AS FAR , U. THIS IS HOW'S THIS 1 - . ; AjF AWAV FROM TH AGONY FER FER LOOKINl' ; W ROAD AS WE- MET, BUT : ; UKE ARIDE rYj CAH THROW1 WE'LL NEVER WOULD BE " 1M YOUR HEAD BACKi GET A RIDE DISTASTEFUL ;Wv AN'WALk: WITH LOOKIN'LIKE y "TO ME? ...... M, ' ml ASPRIN6V WE WANT- IV ' jj3mj t&kj STRIDE , AS THO , ' ONE. V"-"-- ' "A'Ti AW WE'LL I TPrm,.,. n ,,,1 " THET THE CCOOK WE. . .UIN ) . 1URE MADE , ) WENT CX)T T GIT, STOLE WE'LL GIT APS OUTA 1 OUV TRUCK AN' yV- S K LS FOR RENT, MOD. Ullf. hsea. lnq. 1708 4th. 145 W. 4-14-t,f 3-RM. HOUSB.' Inq. 1601 M Ave. ,V 4-14-3 t. BHOP room only or enure garage of js McCully Service Station at Joseph, ': Write . Box fS. Observer. 4-9-tI MISCELLANEOUS LAWN MOWERS sharpened. Wo buy i used. mowers, LockwooU Cyclexy. 4-13-1 m. UUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal- : lew turn, atqre. a. a. rmier, wbi. lPH, 685, J. , l-31-t f. WANTED WANTED TO BUY 3 or 4 H. P. gasoline engine. Smith's Oarage. 1' 4-17-3 t. WILUNO GIRL to help wlUi house t work on iarm. Farm. 1B8. 4-17-2 t WILL PAY CASK Sot '29 or later t Chev. sedan. Must be In good con i ditlQU, 1310. 0 Ave., after 5:30. . 4-16-2 tp tei8 DODGE, good engine. Will," a lor wood.. Pasture for rent; also i 4-rm. mod;, house, 2104 First St. Z 4-10-2 I tp EURN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves, i old gold. Anything used. D. Zlm y merman. 3-15-1 m. olzky Ordered To Leave, France (Continued From Page One) months without their knowing It. raided the villa Sunday. A nationwide clamor of protest for Trotzky.'s expulsion developed Imme diately after the public learned of his mysterious Barblzon hideaway. 1 Sarraut declined to say whether Trotzky would be permitted to re turn to Corsica or whether he would be compelled to quit French territory entirely. If the latter course is taken, It was presumed Trotsky a "man without a country" would return to his former Turkish exile which he left ostensibly because of boredom and poor health. Two Red Cross Heads Are Guests of City (Continued From Page One) Hot Lake with local people, and to- nlRht at 7 he was to nttend a meet ing of the first aid class at the city hall. Mr. Cnrlson's program for tomor row follows: . m. Special assembly at La Orande High school. 10 a. m. Central school. ' 11 a." m. Eastern Oregon Normal achbol. i 12 noon Rotary club luncheon, j 1 p. m. Greenwood school. - 2 p. m, Riverla school. FRECKLES AND HIS. FRIENDS by Bbsser Jumping Off Place! . - Trr -fe- - . y N Ybu. ME ALL AfXJUr- CW-vl 6E5NWN I ONLV LOST ONCE ALL TO' TIME iwui r. i-wuk. ttiSfc "OTHIN' .' THAT'5 f . ".f-l- X VOUB TRAVELS. OOOL6V.VS3UTH PLAVIM' TH- THEKE ' I STAETEO WTH IO BUCKS AN' r I2,000 ' N BKT THAT AN' IX-ON 24,O00. OO'A Jj vTH' ONE TiMeV' L W 3 i ( " r jffi'"" SCORCHY SMITH OffTheTr: "lil what's' I ' (GET THAT MOTOR 5TA BOB .1 I I I ON ir 7Wt 1 I J I I ly' M E K )' V?N ? 1 w rope cord po' CMT0iFT"ifi--- f tveykE ,j!ttm )--- ( ) fes y put'on i (hot insight) JfUEL Swfi DOES IT ) BOX DOES IT! Sfi,m H t L HJl DlLLlO . t.m.li.,t,,,lV,,,i,.,l.l,,, i,,-l,... J;, ;,m.,.,.MH.,. STOPTME iATRD.ONCEAM'' " TWATTSIE 0 M f ' DISTINCTLY TOLD ' I TCAN WWSTOPSO S Tiit N OUT) I'lL' Jkf-WmB I VUH.TOKEEPV0UB. 7 - 1 OUST MAH PANTS,' I ( YOOlo0)",.-' V. FAS1. COT MAM JOS" keP1 ' HAT, j BE SE6.NC 1 , ! jh 1lSSisiiiiUA BIN1& W''jf f III"!'- fH'nif'tHlliVr'llll HANDS OFFA THEM J fijl! I ( AH AIN'T SEEN f! MlSTUH X W" , ' miRJ FOR SALE SMALL PONX for children, 15 Call Clyde Kiddle, Farmers 82. i-iv-i tp OR TRADE Modern 5.rm. house In Pendleton, for land near La Grande, 1104 W. Railroad, Pendleton. 4-ia-0p. 6 ACRE TRACT, fruit trees, berries, shrubbery, lawn. Good 6 room modern home with basement. Choice suburban Irrigated prop erty. Convenient terms. Williamson & Berry. 4-14-3 t. CERTIFIED Netted Gem potatoes. Friowold's, Allcel. 4-14-7 tp NETTED GEM seed potatoes, 75c sack at cellar. Ph, Farm. 38, Elgin, Ore. 4-i2-8 t. GRIMM ALFALFA SEED at producers prices, 09.51 purity. E. D.Jasper, 1008 Adams, La Grande. 4-12-6 tp WOOD Any kind, fair price, best quality, measure and service. Also Buff-Orp. hatching eggs. At Smith's Fox Farm. 3-22-1 mp. DRY CHAIN WOOD, M.50 per load. Prompt delivery. Bowman 'Hicks Lbr. Co. Ph. M. 8. 2-16-t f . SCRATCH PAPER lor eohoo! or horoe at the Observer. 2 pads for 6o. 9-14-t i 6 p. m. At Cove swimming pool with Porpoise club. All llfesavera are asked to attend, as well as other Red Cross members Interested. Mr. Carlson announced that the Red Cross institute would be held from Juno 17 to 28 at Hicks lake, at Lacy, Wash. Three local thaptcr members plan to be In attendance. FIVE MEMBERS OF COMPANY E ARE PROMOTED Several changes In rank were an nounced during drill of Company E, 180th Infantry last night at the arm ory. Clifton Bradshaw, private llrst class, was promoted to corporal, and Privates Alan Eames, James Leslie, Herbert Miller and J. C. Williams were appointed privates Unit class. New enlistments Included Don Ged des and Myron Ledgerwood, both E. O. N. students, and an honorable dis charge was given Private First Class Dawnln A. Turner. TICKET SALE IS ENCOURAGING awr dmmiumk &aw iV .1,,. 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