La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1934, Image 7

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    LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
; Page Seven-.
Single-Handed!
THE NEWFANGLES
CLASSIFIED ADC
VtBI MARUT fLACM OF UNION WALLOWA C0UMIM&O'
(Oount five averaga norda
to tha Una.)
,Per line, 1st Insertion 100
Per line, each added conaao-
RATES BY MONTH
I llnea. per month ea.M
8 Unea, per month f ",
4 llnea. per month ai.oo
llnea, per montn M.T6
Kacrj additional Una over lin
ohergM at too per Una par month.
utlva insertion la
Uinlmum oharge on one
order
Friday, April 20, 1931
OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams
FOR SALE FOR RENT
550 GAL. GAS TANK. Cheap. P. A. 4-ROOM PUIIN. HOUSE, 170 U Ave.
Goodbrod, Union. 4-20-2 tp Phone W. 4-20-2 t.
1 ACRE, well Improvod, close In. FURN. 3-RM. APT. Ph. 452 J.
a'ooct 6-rm. house. Ph. 317 R. 4-19-3 tp
4-20-2 tp , :
'- MOD. unf, hses. Inq. 170G th. 145 W.
7-IIOOM completely modern home on t 4-14-t f
paved street. Large plot of ground. , i
shrubbery, lawn, basement, fur- SHOP room only or ouuro garage of
naco. Ideal for children. Only McCully Service Station at Joseph.
$4000. For Information and terms Write Box M, Observer, 4-8-tf
see Williamson & Berry. 4-18-3 t -
KELLOGG battery radio. Ph. 408 J. MISCELLANEOUS
4-18-4 tl)
WE WILL CLEAN UP your asnts, pa-
Oit TRADE; Modern 6-rm. house In pers. etc. Good service, reasonable
Pendleton, for land near La Orandc, prices. O. E. Towery. Ph. 455 W.
1101 W. Railroad, Pendleton. 4-20-t f.
4-16-6 tp -
J LAWN MOWERS sharpened. We buy
CERTIFIED Netted Gem potatoes. used mowers. Lockwood Cyclery.
Friswold's. Allccl. 4-14-7 tp 4-13-1 m.
GRIMM ALFALFA SEED at .producers WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal-
prlces, 00.51 purity. E. D. Jasper, Furn. store. 'A. A. Tidier, mgr.
1603 Adams, La Grande. 4-12-6 tp Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t
WOOD Any kind, ralr price, best IV Jl TVfJD
quality, measure and service. Also rr nifi tUU
Buff-Orp. hatching eggs. At Smith's TTTTT- ', ' '
Fox Farm. 3-22-1 mp. WANTED -Middle aged single man
i . for temporary roustabout at La
SCRATCH PAPER for echooi or home Grand hotel. 4-20-1 t
at the Observer. 2 ptds for 6c. -
8-14-t x. WANTED Lady's used bicycle. Iteas-
. ,,..... ... . onable, Inq, Observer. 4-10-3 tp:
FOR SALE Yellow blossom sweet
clover seed; also Markton mut- WANTED-Salesman and collector for
proof oats. Ph. Farm. 87. 4-lD-a t Unl011 and Wallowa counties.
Headquarters In La Grande, Na-
- ' " " tionally known line. Will sliare
UA c rVt rent- Must furnish a car and surity
J OlllUCillO 1U bond. Apply by letter to Observer,
Honor Mothers ,
, . . - n PURN.. HDW., clothes, tires, stoves,
MaVll XL I A oId Kold- Anything used. p. Zlm
merman. 3-15-1 m.
EUGENE, Ore. (Special) Every
mother of every University of Oregon
student will be Invited to come to
Eugene, May 11, 12 and 13 to par
ticipate In til annual Mothers' day
event. It was declared by Thomas H.
Tongue, Hlllsboro, president of the
Associated Students. Tongue an
nounced the appointment of the
committee to handle the event, and
also requested all students to write
Immediately to their mothers and In
vito them.
The student committee will be
headed by Nancy Archbold, Portland.
William Melssner, Oregon City, will
be assistant chairman. Others on the
committee Include Althca Peterson.
Eugene, 'banquet; Catherine Coleman,
Eugene, registration; Douglas Pallv
ka. Portland, publicity; . Josophtao
Woffle. Astoria, program, and Doro
thy Dibble, Portland, secretary. The
faculty committee Includes Dr. Earl
M. Pallett. general chairman; George
H. Godfrey, publicity and advertis
ing; Virgil D. Earl, registration, and
Mrs. Genevieve Turnlpseed, bnnquet.
The event this year will be held
simultaneously with Junior Weekend,
and mothers will not only have their
own meetings. Mothers' day banquet
and other affairs, but may also en
Joy the annual canoe fete, Junior
prom, frosh-soph underclass mix and
other diversions on the program. The
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
Two Heads Better Than One!
I GUESS OLD
SCUTTLE HAS
GIVEN ME THE
SLIP. I
HAVEN'T ANY
IDEA WHERE
TO LOOK FOR
HIM.'
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mTZ?) I bytra.nandma.eeI tJde do'- -M mope dg kidnapers ) Z'"SCKj UV W Cn Sy
M. ARE-MY ( 3 YOU WERE SEEM, THBN I PONT HARM MISS tJCORCHY, KAT , jjf " ,0. Af v'LN-.,
A BOY! READ K BACK-TRACK TO LOSE YOUR p 1 BUNNY M V V'tJl W VlllC" ,V Plll l WHAt
WL IT!! f pursuers, And board J ZTY VV. fgf W V. W J' 0 1 y Vj (cMMVb,)
tlX. E A A BOAT FROM PORT JU 0t "V JJ VV. . WU ?l u? ,S V SCORCHY?
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THERE'S SAME THING.'! THERE THE PIER AT PORT STbCKBN f- " . . . ...LOOK PUSHIN' IT.' Y T rjA.f,pN -,5. M L
WHAT I MUST BE SOMETHINC I FOR OLD MAN SCUTTLE . SHE'S GOT THE IDEA J fV J , ''
WROTE, IM THAT HUNCH! EITHER I-IE5 GONNA TRY TO HOP lbF WHAT THAT BOWLINE pfi0OWN, S V-Q7 rDUSTl J ffiSrf
SHERIFF y VE'P MAKE AWFULLY I A BOAT....NEVER MIND J BALL IS ( SHO' NUFF J MAH A'sSVf vV V2a
weekend will commemorate th diam
ond anniversary of statehood, for Ore
gon, and the canoe fete and other
events will hav the pioneer days as
a theme.
Officers of the Oregon Mothers are:
president, Mrs. A. M. Dibble. Port
land; vice president, Mrs. W. G. Hare.
Hillsboro; treasurer, Mrs. L. M. Hen
derson, Oregon City; executive com
mittee. Mrs. E. M, Burn.?, Mrs. Ed
gar W. Smith, Mrs.-T. J.' Aughln
baugh, Mrs. George Brlce.vand Mrs.
E. E. Gore, all of Portland; Mrs. A.
W. Norblad, Astoria; and, Mia. Jack
Spence, McMlnnvllle. ''
GltANGli HALL JEBONALb., -.
r
Blue Mt. Grangers will held their
regular meeting next Saturday. April
21 at their hall. The H. E( C. Is giv
ing a kitchen shower for the grange
on that day and each member is to
bring something to add to the much
needed kitchen equipment. Medical
Springs grange will deliver the travel
ing Ravel and will furnish th pro
gram at the meeting.
Mrs. Vernon Hassel and two chil
dren have rcturnedt" to La Grande af
ter spending several days at the
home of her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Dotlson.
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OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff
Gut tviis seimg IcT
LISTEN,
A't'RINCESS"
MOW AM I GOING
There's notuims like the
MOVIES-
fo live up To it
IN THE MOVIES, MduVe IN Aid
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OLLY,'
VAEN Vou'OE A PART OF HOLLYWOOD,
You're on a great stage; - with Fantastic
and gorgeous settings, in a glorious
wueis You're
EXTRAVAGANZA
NEVER EQUALLED IN THE
-hollywoop is twe gpeatest 5vov
On earth Gaonum woulp have;
uovto it You're in it NOW; and
K
You're Going To -put on
We
a gueat act
TO THE TOP
i JA
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All Like Fairy Tales
- got Shows, - and Stars, - live or die
by PUBLICITY - You got Yourself- a
GRAND -BUNCH OF PUBLICITY TO START OFF
watu: now we're going To hblP too climb
THINK YOU CAN VP IT, OLLY JT