La Grande evening observer., June 02, 1934, Image 5

Saturday, June 2, 1934
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Five !
CLASSIFIED ADQ
(Count five vrage wortli
. to the line.)
Per line. !' Inwrtlon , , , , 10a
per line, efcca added oonwo-
utlve uuemoa .
te
mntmnm charge on one (
order
WANTED
GOOD POSITION OPEN
Ftret-Cl&sa ; salesman and business
man to sell our line of nationally
Known Flro Extinguishers to
Schools, Churches, Hospitals, Fac
tories, Public Buildings, Country
E tates, Parmora, etc. Good oppor
tunity for earnings up to $350.00 a
month. Largest corporation of Its
Kind. Write details about your age
and past experience. Address Presi
dent, Box 983, Dayton, Ohio.
COMPETENT housekeeper and cook
In La Grande. Write Box tZ, Ob
server, giving age and qualifica
tions. 5-31-3 t.
1ST CLASS all around, grader for
shop, selects and common. Address
Box J 000, care Observer. 5-31-1 m
TO BUY fresh fruits, vegetables,
dressed beel pork and veali La
Grande hotel. 5-31-3 t.
PUKN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves,
old gold, Anything used. D, Zim
merman. 8-15-1 m.
FOR RENT
4-RM. HOUSE, 2302 2nd St. Ph. 467 J
or at l203 U Ave. 0-2-2 t.
PURN. APT. Reasonable, 1006 Wash.
6-2-3 tp.
TWO ROOM tumlshcd apartment
with bath. 1405-7th St. 6-4-t f.
MISCELLANEOUS
ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick
Bnlmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally.
4-30-lm
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa
pers, etc. Good service, reasonable
prices. Q. B. Towery. Ph. 466 W.
4-20-t f,
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal
les Furn. store, A. A. Fldler, mgr.
Ph. 686 J. 1-31-t 1.
.
U'&LLOWA PERSONALS
A .wedding of Interest to Wallowa
pcoplo Is tliat of Mlto Constance Mc-
Kenzie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. K
W. McKensute. of Wallowa, and Phillip
Kope, of Eugene, which took, place
Taursday, ' lIay 31 at Eugene. Mr.
and; Mrs. 'McKenzle left here Tuesday
by car to attend the wedding. The
couple will mako their home In Eu-
' gene. '
Mrs. D. McLean, who has mad her
home at San Diego, Cal.. for the past
year, arrived at Wallowa Friday to
spend two woeka visiting relatives.
She 1b at the homo of ner mother,
Mrs, Martha Daugherty, In Lower Val
ley. '
Mrs. Hugh Daugherty returned Sat
urday from a week's visit at the home
of her uncle, Pete Evanson, of near
La Grande.
, Mrs. Margaret McDonald, of Los
Angeles, arrived Friday en route to
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
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FOLKS, THE
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WWS IS DIRK'S ATTORNEY, . J pF TH6 BlS PtANE eoM6 SimW I rrtist L & THE ! WW
ABNER BLACKSTDNE...MES A 286 DOWN HEARBY AND TAXlK IJ'ffiSl'V f V"
SILVER-TONGUED ORATER. BUT A . "BTH6 WRECKAGE WlA jl VI BEST PflTBOL WACOH T mV3&
MAN OP FEW WORDS.... WHEM 6". MS ' Jl'' . A TR!
V A LEM ' " V oRmeuis piane imis off, strikes the watw mo 'yStS'-1
I Cl&IrA t CEDARS, COUNSEL FOR GOES OVER OM ITS BACK ' 0RIHBUI AND THE PILOT ARE THRoWH CIA$l -' "r-r-. ' mi -Mmm-- s
Vif 1 ) MR. MASON. . t I I 1 1 1 11 ;
A THE BILLYS" : Hold Your Tongue! :
fOW, MEET JUDGE S' NSrT IT OUGHT TO GIVE SUSIES Vt ( WELL, WELL, HERES THE FIOPPV- C HEH ,!
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RATB8 BY MONTH
, 1 Una. p month M.60
. 8 llnee, per month f "
4 lines, per month .oo
Un.ee, per month M.7S
tacli additional Una orer five
Ohuged at 60o per Une per month.
FOR SALE
STRAWBERRIES cheap. Pick your
own ior 2So gallon. End of N4.ASI1
St.
a-a-2 tp.
FIRST CLASS artificial Ice. Residence
deliveries with service and satisfac
tion our specialty. Young's Ice Co.
0-2-1 t.
STRAWBERRIES. Ph. 203 J. F. w.
King, May Park. 0-2-3 t.
MIMIRS. apply at High School ol-
nco on or before June 9th.
6-1-2 t.
NEW UPHOLSTERED davenport and
chair. Rust color. $37.60. Ice chests,
like no, a elze for every need, $3.00
to $8.00. Lawn mowers recondition
ed and sharp. Guaranteed. Your
choice for 4.60. The Dalles Fur
niture Store, corner Fir and Jef
ferson St. 6-31-3 t.
FOR SALE The former Fowler Sum
mer Home at Wallowa Lake. Mov
ing to Portland and will sacrifice.
Homo completely furnished, hard
wood floors, water system, etc. G.
C. Stater, Pendleton, Ore, 6-31-6 t.
FEEDER and welner pigs. Also good
bunch gran pasture with abun
dance of water. Lee Raybum.
. 6-28-t f
46 PIGS. A. C. Hicks. F. 40. 6-20-6tp
FOR SAI.E Fine, country home, 10
A., mod. Improvements. C. E. Gump
5-23-1 mp
GREEN chair, wood, 3.60 per load,
Prompt delivery. Bowman-Hlcks,
phone Main 8. 6-12-tf
SCRATCH PAPER for school or home
at the Observer. 2 pads for 6o.
.. ... 9-14-11
her summer cottage at Wallowa Lake.
She spent a day visiting at the home
of her nephew, Ross Hood, in Wal
lowa. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Couch and
their two children are here from
Portland visiting his father, L. Couch.
Mrs. C. A. Hunter returned Sunday
after a month's vacation. She visited
her daughter, Virginia, at Portland,
the A. R. Hunter family at Salem,
and the H. E. McLean family at Cor
vallis besides spending a few days at
Long Beach, Wash. Mrs. Hunter waft
accompanied on tho trip by her small
grandson, Charles Dale Hunter. . .
Mrs. Ray Cannon, of Wallowa, was
a La Grande visitor Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Dale is visiting this
week In Eugene with her friend Miss
Isabel Goodnough. Mlss Dale, will
jpend some time In Portland and
other points 'before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Renfrew re
turned Saturday from attending the
Rcbckah-Odd Fellow convention at
Tillamook last week. They were ac
companied home by his parente. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Renfrew, of Forest
Grove, who will visit for a time in
Wallowa county. The Renfrows made
their; home at Florafor many yearj.
Mrs. Bruce Cox plans to leave next
week for an extended visit with rela
tives in Salt( Lake.
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OUT OUR WAY
WHAT? BEEN
WORKIN' IGHT
NEXT DOOR TO THAT
MACHINE FOR
FIFTEEN YEARS, AND
VOU SAY YOU CANT
RUN IT DAVE'S OFF,
AND I WANT A JOB
DONE ON IT AMP
YOU CAN'T
RUN
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JOE PALOOKA
WELL, HEReIgOOD OLE SMOKEY. HE'S J WE MIGHT NOT MhE SAID HE WOULD K VEAH-AN'NMEN YA S vlJIPO flkkrHrN
WE ARE reOT EVERTHING LAID OUT. f NEED HIM. HOW 'fER HELPIN' MM WIN f f DISAPPEARED OUT WEST I j THATT U EEP VER FINGERS CROSSED L wu.l.
HEADED OUR CLOTHES ARE ALL HANGIN' ' D'WE KNOW WE'LL IT FROM BUMTZKY. t : HE OFFERS 5 JlJSIy CJuHlfpi lnouse K i
FER fl) PERFICK.GEE. IWISHT WE ) C(T MARTINI T6IVE MR. M&GUFFV , HIS AN' WHEN YA APPEAR AGAIN I HONIST, J MEANWLE LEre U T,E. T ,.
YURRUP.Jl COULD BRANG MM ALONG, US A CRACK AT A MANAGER PROMUSSED HE TAKES A RUN OUT IS IT ? I LOOK OVER TH PASSENGJRSit- w TIE J : i i
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FOR HIM
NO, I CAN'T
RUN IT, BECAUSE
1 SPENT I HtM
FIFTEEN YEARS
TENDIN' STRICTLY ,
TO MY OWN
BUSINESS.
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fa, t&O f C"ACKY ILL ( HEY.GANGllOOK BABV, I'LL W.T.AT HIS ?
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VT THE TPAFFIC COP WAS I AN OL0OUVG0T A SUMMONS FOR 1 THAT GASOLINE IrOULD
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