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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1934)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Taire Five OUT OUR WAY By J. R, Williams THE NEWFANGLES Windy Realizes it Now! , CLASSIFIED ADS 'tn MABKH FLAC1 OF ONION WALLOWA COUMTDM OH. no! THANK YO ALU, WHY, ITS S! SO YOU FINALLY ' ADMIT THAT I AM OyGHT AND YOU ' YEP, GCfTTA HMD IT T'YA.EMMY -YOU WD IT WAS GON' MIL.ES TO HOME, KIJOVIN' VS WALK ICK VMHY-UH-' I NEVER. M6W VOU LIKED TO WALK SO WELL, AN' HAD (Oount live awage word to the line.) RATB8 BY MOMTH k ARE WROUG T TBAIN N' T SAID T 3 Unaa, per month 8 llnea per month llnea, per month 0 llnea, per month YO J&S GO RIGHT OM WOULDN'T Pr lint. In Insertion -8.35 .11.00 AM'S ENJOWIN' DE FRESH SMELL O' SPRING DE GREEN HILL? DE BIRDS Per line, each added oonaao utlva Insertion SUCH A POETIC Ulnlmnm charge on on order , , aoU additional Una over five oh urged at Mo per Una par month. SINC3IN' AM' DE VJL' FLOVJERS SOUL. mm -MS ANi-fW THANKS 3ES DE SAME FOR SALE FOR RENT Monday, April 30, 19.11 r 1 WCLL.rPS UNBELIEVABLE.! 1? TSEc ' V. TACT 13, I NEVER THOUGHT A V7HAT' I VD LIVE TO SEE VT .! . VJHV.IT'S SEVEN VOU LIKED TO WALK iZT 1 SO WELL. AN' HAD K 'ft i ' y7 A 'SUCH A POET C I ) SOUL . 7 t 2 i I ! ! i FOR SALE Power spruyt r. Immed iately. W. P. RqMto, Imbler. 4-30-3 t. WOOD Very beat seasoned, CHEAP. GREEN 16 In. cheup.er. House lor : Kilo ea Oak St., near Adams, mighty ' cheap. Terms. Smith's Fox Farm, ' ' 6-1-1 mp. 7-ROOM completely modern home on I paved street. Large plot of ground. ' shrubbery, lawn, basement, furnace. Ideal for children, Only $4000. For Information and terms see William son &c Berry. 4-28-3t ; BC hatch paper far school or home at the Observer, a pads for So. 8-14-t i. WANTED FUItN., HDW., clothea. tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 3-15-1 m. IF YOU WANT TO GET YOUR ORO CERIES and household supplies at wholesale, and a wonderful chance to make $32 JO. a week besides, send me your name Immediately. No experience necoasary. New Ford Sedan given to producers. Albert Mills, 6437 Monmouth, Cincinnati.! O. 4-30-1 tp SMALfL. dairy ranch, near Ml nam. R. J. Green. 4-28-3t MISCELLANEOUS ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balmcs, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally. 4-30-lm WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, etc, aood service, reasonable prices, O. E, Towery. Ph. 456 W. 4-20-t f. LAWN MOWERS sharpened. We buy used mowers. Lockwood Cyclery. 4-13-1 m. WE BOY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal los Purn. stars. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t r. LOST YELLOW gold man's Waltham wist watch. Phone Main 680. Reward 4-28-2t LEATHER KEY CASE and keys. Find er please leave or call' at Observer. ' 4-30-3 tp. STEADY WORK GOOD PAY Several choice openings la country nnd towns for reliable men or wo men. No capital or experience re quired. Write MR. THOMAS, Supt.. 426 Third St., Oakland, California. 4-30-1 tp PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Apr. 30 Cattle: 2200; calves 225; Ixot steers 2Qc low er. Steers: Good common and medium. $3.60 ( $6.00; heifers, common and medium, $3.00 (ft $5.15; cows, good common and medium $2.75 $4.50; low cutter and cutter, $1.50?i $2.75; buUs, good $3 .50 (.t $4-00; cutter, com mon and medium, $2.G0$i $3.50; veal ers. good and choico, $5.00 gi $0.60; cull, common and medium, $2.50 oi $5.00; calves, good and choice, $4.00 (( $5.00; common and medium, $2.00 fti $4.00. Uo&: 3500; 15(ii25c lower. Light weight, good and choice, $3 .50 $4.00; medium weight, good and choice, $3.G5(Tj $4.00; heavyweight, good and choice. $3.25 w $3.75; packing sows, good, $2.25$3.00; feeder and stocker pigs, good and choico, $3,00; $3.60. Sheep: laOO; 25c lower for spring lambs; spring lambs, good, $8.00 $8.50; medium, $6.60 w $8.00; lambs, good and choice, $G.50(( $7.00; com mon and medium. $5.00 $6.50; yearl ing wethers, $3.50o $6.00; ewes, good and choice, $2.25.i $3.00; common and medium, $1.60tfi $2.50. ' SHJAR AMI FLOl'K PORTLAND, Apr. 30 m Sugar Cnne granulated, $4.50; fruit or berry bales, $4.65; beet, $4.40. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery, 6 to 25-bbl. lota: family patent, 49s. $5.90f. $6.60; bakers' hard BLUE TOPCOAT between Elgin and La Grande. Call Taylor at Oregon Trail Garage at Union, Reward. 4-30-2 t. wheat, $5.55 jf $6.65; blended flour, $5.70(y$6.25; bakers' blues tern, $5.75 $5.80; soft white pastry flour, $5.46 fti $5.55; rye, $6.40; whole wheat, $5.60; graham, 15.80 bbl. DR. BRANNER MOVES OFFICE Dr. C. E. Bianner announced 4oday that nfter May 1 he would have room 20. In the Sommer building over Glass Drugs, as hlB office. REREKAH CLUB TO STAGE PLAY A group of the members of the Summerville Rebekah club ore com ing to La Grand Tuesday evening. May 8 at 8 o'clock to present their play "Auntie" as a benefit for the Daughters of Union Veterans. The affair will be held at Zuber hall with additional features on the program and dancing at Ita conclusion. San Jose, Cal., State Teachers' col lege awarded teaching credentials to 480 students last year, covering 12 weeks of .practice teaching ,J.n..j5Jty and rural schools nt a cost to the .state of $38 each. Blisters, cracked skin. Itching or burning toon relieved ntl healing LResinol FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Salesmanship! $5KflsMB!3s33r vell, judge for yourself; Dt young mam, i, wdrked for a mam, once, T LOOKS ARE You A WHO WAS RUNNING A VERY MUCH TRUSTWORTHY jcROOkED BUSINESS, AND 1 AS IF S BY XGSr DISCHARCED ON FRECKLES ''rTfr-T ACC0UT OF HONESTY-', j has a m -jW: r Do you V " C gSz"'"" '- 'gJa THINK YOU WELL...TM H? ALL RIGHT ILL TRY B COULD J WILLING YOU...YOU WAIT ON THIS fk QUALIFY TO TAKE k CUSTOMER AND I'LL ASA i ft CRACK AT 7 SEE HOW WELL Hi SALES- ANYTHING, ; yJS Ni ' AND ARE ) MADAM, You ) f WON'T HAVE You FaB-' sTcVi CANT BEAT MISREPRESENTING ) MAYBE You TXhPwAtI. GOODS! WHAT DO pOHT NOTICE I A ' ( IN FACT I'M Y0U BY IT MR. MASON, rZ SURE WE CAN GUARANTEEING S BUT SHE ? GUARANTEE A DOLLAR WATCH LOOKED , ONE fl )T TO To LAST THAT LADY ) AWFULLY ) YOO A , A LIFETIME ? j-A s,c j; J: ' fut" X HEROES ARE -MOT BORM i4 av Kt stnvice. we. t h nta. v a iwt orr. H-SO TO SEE THE CAY THE GREAT KN0W-T-A,LU KUHN ADMITTED HE WAS WRONG, rNCF! VEAH? WELL.YOU'OE wRONu AGAIN.MDEAW. t MABE TINO MISTAKES; T'DAY-YOO OUGHTA FEEL GREAT OVER THAT THE FIRST WAS WHEN 1 SAID IT WASN'T GOING TRAIN, AND THE SECOND WAS WHEN 1 AUMH Tt-U TO YOU THAT 1 WAS WWONG ! V 194 HKA ttmICt, INC. T, M. RIO.U. C MT. JOE PAL00KA Diet f WHAT'S Th' MATTER WITH YA? GITTIW SOR6 WHEN I AST VA A QUE&TIOS1 ABOUT YER MITT. AINT 1 YER MANAGER? ARE VA 6COFY 2 WELL- 1 THOUGHT OUSE WAS TALKIN ' ABOUT MISS HOWE . NOUSE OUGHTA ESPRESS YOURSELF MORE CLEARFUL , .... ' r I V GREEN TURTLE SOUP, A SIRLOIN STEAK. JT u wi I n wu3n"w,.j . vi -- . n VAKAS It) "iTiaAVJB HV SHORT AKfc OH BOV Vll OH BOY-' m A WM(FPED CREAM, DGMI-TASSV rr '' -AN' THEN FER HIM BRING ONE LAMB CHOP AN' JIST A SLICE A V THIN TOAST FER GRACIOUS SAKES- IWHOS ALL THE FER T J fer nie yer puttin' on too Much fat doin' no exercise while ' that hands on th' bum. WE RE NOT GONNA WASTE A MONTH V THAT OF TRAIN1N' PAINT FAIR' JIST WORKIN' I IM ACKSH'W FAT OFF. If STARVIN'. LISSEN BABY- I ' : DIOMT BREAK YERb; L HAND. A DONE IT JNk. Y I FIGHTIN' OM YER 4. own hook, . rss 1 I NOW TAKE TH , 3 I CONSEQUENT1ALS 0LLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff That's Different! OllY Goes to iWe Supeb-stupendous Studios To oegn work; and "Pete, The Publicity Director, TellS her the Plans OF S-S To 33uiuj hew up. Theje include making ollY A Foreign" -FteiNCES?;.' ALSp moving . INTO A SEVE-RLY HILLS VILLA, WITH A SECRETARY, MAlDS, BuTLEC, Cook, car and chauffeur; all AT THE STUDIO'S EXPENS-e WHEN ollY TellS lAla about MOVING TO GGVERLY WILLS, (WITHOUT flRST TELLING HFR TVE REST OF llj) SHE THINKS OllY iSGoinG Hollywood, Jetting a Swelled head, to you) - f o, k., "princess - 111 Awe, or aren't) I I wish You luck; l You'll ni?b- it LA. VVWATeVGg IS 1 -Me. MATTET3L d " Wife tA0uA9i You can't go hi -hat' OUT WERE, OLLY, - AND get awaY witv) it long, -You're Just Beginning, j I f EEL. 56RRY Is-! Tot? You Don't -Be. Like TVAT, LALA.'- IT'5 AUl. A PUB LICITY gUILP-UP FOR. me; And you r& to go To GeverlY Hills ,WITW ME r p-i fbR You - ; wnMC?T. OLL-V- Do Yoo MEAsI If? X Don't you see? an act that s-s is Putting on tor me; And ryg Got to f'UT' IT , 111 h DIANA DANE (lYademart Reglntered) U. 8. Patent OUU And That Settles It 6ee it's SonnA be DEAD HERE WHEN VA 60 TO TH' COUNTHV, DIANA.' I6EE IT'S VOU AND SLAT CAN voU HAVE f T'S TOO LATE TO BACK OOVVN l&fCb. 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