La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 07, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Pace Five OUT OUR WAY By J, R. Williams THE NEWF ANGLES A Bargain! CLASSIFIED ADS IBM M1IUI ICI OF UNION WALLOW COpNWEttS YOU BOUGHT AN ELECTRIC- BUT I BOUGHT MIXED AND OBANGE SQUEEZES? J ,IT WITH BUT I "TOLD YOU WE MONEV T COULDN'T AFTORD IT, NOW! V SAVED (Count flva average word to the ling.) ' RATBS BY MONTH I line-, per month . line, per month . 4 line, per month . 0 Un.es, per month . per line, let Insertion. ,10a 3-3S u.oo 94.70 Per line, each added oodmo- utlve Insertion Ulnlmuxn charge on one order aab additional line over tin oharged at top per tine par month. FOR SALE FOR RENT BUICK HEDAN CHEAP. Main 095. 5-1-2 t. FOB RENT Purn. Apt. Ground door. Reasonable, 1608 Wash. 5-1-2 t. Monday; May 7, 1931 ( 'AT3 A LITTLE J ( WHATs'V VWiriE1, JjjS' I ALL THIS ' AH- UH- VJELL-VE-3! - r , - AHEM DO , WE DO LOSE z. . rA AMY OF THEM ONE THAT WAV, I ' f lC(Ml H III J EVER DROP rrrV NOW ANDTHEN I 1 - DEAD.WHEM I j PEOPLE HAVE C2 rrfy-'. BUTTERMILK lor hog feed. Clover leaf crramery. Phone Main 122. 6-2-t f. FOR RENT Purn. apt., ground tloor. Reasonable. 1608 Wash. 5-5-2t WOOD Very best seasoned, CHEAP. GKEEN 18 In. chcap.er. House tor salt on Oak St., near Adams, mighty ,jp cheap. Terms. Smith's Pox Farm. . , ' 5-1-1 mp. SCRATCH PAPER lor school or home at the Observer, 2 pads (or So. 8-14-t i. WANTED PURN., HDW., clothes, tlree, stoves, bid gold. Anything wsed. D. Zim merman. 3-15-1 m. WANT 3 MEN for local Tea awl Coffee Routes paying up to $42.50 a Week. Capital or experience un necessary but mast be willing to give prompt service to approx. 203 steady consumers. Fords given pro ducers as extra bonus. Write Albert Mills. Route Mgr., 6477 Monmouth. Cincinnati, O. 5-7-1 tp. UNION BOY, 7, : INJURED WHEN HIT BY AUTO Emsley Haines, seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haynes, suf fered a fractured cellar bone and a gash -on his liead' when struck by an .automobile at 3:15 p. m. Friday on Main street in front of the Oregon Trail garage at Union. The car Was driven by E. R. Curf mun, of Ontario, who in his report said tlie by wftS crossing the street between Intei-sectlons. and that his car skidded around 50 feet. TWO ROOM furnished apartment with bath. 1405-Vth St. 6-4-t f. MISCELLANEOUS ASTROLOGER -' Mrs. FrederlcK Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dolly. 4-30-lm WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashca. pa pers, etc. Good service, reasonable prices. G. E. Towery. Ph. 455 W. , . 4-20-t t. LAWN MOWERS sharpened. We buy used mowers. LockwfloTT Cyclery. : 4-13-1 m. WE BUY, SELL OR fRAtE. The Dal les Furn. store. ArA. nldler, mgr. Ph. 885 J. f, 1-31-t f. FOR TRADE LIGHT SIX coupe, licensed, running, for coach or sedan. Write Box M, Observer. 5-5-ltp LOST LADIES SMALL, brown leather purse. Leave at Observer. Reward. Evelyn Masten. 5-7-1 tp. Childar Is Safe In Harbor Today SID GEORGE VISITS HERE Sid George, of Eugene, former state commander of the American Legion mid nt present with the state indus trial accident commission, Is a, visitor J n La Grande today on business. ONE BUILDING PERMIT ISSUEDl Only one building permit was Is sued during the first' week of Mny at the city offlce.jirovitjlng for altera tions and repairs to "the George Clay home on Adams between Cherry and Mitplc. the work to cost $95. I looks Opened or Closed Financial statements and Tax lie. urns compiled f?S OH. THAT'S ": ' 'tWE.LVG hOZEUVSf f TWELVE DOZEN CANS ! eUT 1 C.A13 Or H TXM-l'T LIKE U SPAGHETTI - J SPACHETTt J II UH LJ. IW r S I 1 Hiy l KNOW , BUT BY BUYING TWELVE DOZEN CAN? AT 0NE TME,1 "SIVED MINE DOLLARS AND Fl? T Y-NINL. CEIilTS.AND THAT'S THE MONEY I U5ED FOR THE MIXER 1 r -r ' ' JOE PALOOKA r Locked Out THAT'S JERSEV OVER THERE . KNOBBY' S WAITIN' FER. ME . SEE THE SHORE. tf AH DON' LIKE KNOBBY- GONNA BUST -IM ONE GONNA fcJCi riLJ y. Ull "SIMM I tUT uut3 , a ii lAkin l. A l.l'l I I rtl ArDil tKI VJJLNU IV1 1 tv-J J r'-l nilLt. mw, rrw t AWRISHT AN' NOW MC Ul DC I.V-VW UL.Ut- y 1 T HEY LEVITICUS, WHERE iJ$? AH'M IN W HEY STOP PRESSIN' V3'WAN AH'M 1 m I VOOSE GOIN'? OIT OUTATPERE. A HURRY. H THEM BUTTONS JJ GONNA RUN THIS tfl L. THAT'S THE CAPTAIN'S r-VVi LE'S GO 7 fl OPEN THAT DOORfl, THING- HA.W.'V Jit m o-croiu'Dru.V;i , A A- . -Y. -T A flfrl sWMmiX ?.7SEtk. tf jSrJXM, -"W.f Ml , I MM . K vnuir I S tf . ! i - . Ti I I .;&:(. K'''A ill i r-wi-i'n-i ic ic. unit, i -,. ' n ..- iti itr ; -i iyi;ffy-s.cj': ' i i iLxmw, , up k t nn i , i !i 11 v mi -'t-r-. hi i vxbm fiMmSw MlviW iwmw i;!! r am KBl LAsv iu Miuia ana , .) n JB I I III I A ' Mftg i&'SSj1 I . 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S T WANT THE REWARD f. r lATEO'I J MYSE..rL 'v2J PEC.NT EVENTS Ihbino A Police boat in pursuit, THE KIDNAPERS MAROON BUNNY A BOARD THE DOOMED BffTTLESHIP SHE REALIZES THE BOMglNO PLANES ARE CUE Tb 5INK THE SHIP AND SrRU&GtES Te FREE HEKElF . 1b0 1ATE THE PLANES, FAR ABOVE, BBfiN THeiR. 80WBARPMENT ScoRCHy AND BoB, Following- THE trail OFTRE KIDNAPERS', SEE THE TlNy FIGURE ABoArtP THE SHIP f we'retakinoa NO OTHER way A I BiG- CHANCE, ScoRcHy ' 1 THAT. A SlRL ON . F' THOSE PLANES WILL DEtK ij I . . ' 3r orcle back V pvJNNy 1: .M( ? STEP OH IT, 0p HIPDeN. By SMOKE t TMEy ARE NOT SEEN BY THE NAW FLIERS fflSH OVERHEAD MORE BOMBS HURTLE TbWARD THE SINK1H6 SHIP THE DILLYS Training Tells NOW OH YOUR. ( THE PROFES-SOR SAYS JTTJ TLL rMKE A SWELL i iiijl'lil' II I SUSIE.' "." " n I GOOD BEHAVIOUR, V FOE YOU TO WAIT PUBLICITY ST0RYGE7TIN' J . :,l :.M : 'li'i; ;j-' 1 1 "i ; ' tYf I YUH CAN'T BOWL 1 -WT V gvrrH THEOLT ?