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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE, Pajie Five OUT OUR WAY By J, R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES He's Out to Win! CLASSIFIED ADC 'bi usui rLACi or wios wallow counum ' VES,VJES. THET'S A MONUMENT TO f don't so bleeb N DAT. MIST WESt BIG ICK INDUSTRY, DEM COWBOYS BRUNQ ME DE ROCKS'- DEM (Count IHe avereg word ta the lint.) Pr Itne.' lit inmrtloiu .10e Per line, each added oodmo- utlvo Insertion -- To IdnlmOm charge on on order' - mA RATES BY MONTH I line, per month .. aaan 8 lines, per month 4 llnea, per month 14.00 d line, per month a1" Bach additional Una owe tin oharged at 60c per line per month. YOU SEE TH HIGHER HE GOT, TH SMALLER BIQ ONES IS WHlir TH' ROCKS OIT DEV BRUNG FUST THINS IN DE , MAWNINS, AN DE THEM SIS ONES IN THERE IS WHERE TH' BOSS NJlITTLE ONES DE I I ac -ruikj l HAPPENED ALONG IN DE EVENINS. J WANTED FOR SALE r : s QtTlET, refined gtrl, lfl yrs. wishes work lor board and room. Writ Box G, Observer, 6-5-3 tp. WOOD. Best place to buy. U and 18" cheaper than buzzing 4 It. Smith's Fox Farm. 6-5-1 mp. 1ST CLASS all around grader Ipr shop, selects and' common. Address Box 1000, care Observer. 5-31-1 m OH TRADE my modern home. Also house near school. Write Box H, Observer. 6-5-2 tp Tuesday, June 5,1934 W"-wwr 0N EfcBTH wo f-AND HERE'S A BIG JQ .MAwlNsi - Ws Std&i&S&sX xo D0IN' UP THEBE IN THE SUPPOSE-A I GOESS V V r ATTIC? YEP SUPPEB'S STOAWBEBPV I I WONT VS o r HORRY RIGHT OVEB.X WHATCHA f A LISTEN .DOC, t AINT V ' DOC! I'M AFRAID V DOIN' THERE, SICK -BUT, WHILE VM 1 HE'S PRETTY 1 MW ( TKAININ' FED. THE RACE, I V SICK!! AVNTEATINANY DESSERTS f J FURN., HDW., clothe, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 3-15-1 m. FOR RENT FURN. 3-RM. DUPLEX, 1914 Cedar. 6-4-3 tp MOD. FURN. HOUSE. Ph. M. 800. 8-4-3 t. FURN. APT. Reasonable, 1808 Wash. 8-2-3 tp. MISCELLANEOUS erm.li PEACH, piano teactier. opens her studio for the summer. Now Is tile time to begin. Low rates. 1302 M Ave. 8-6-2 tp AS TROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balmcs, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally. 4-30-lm WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, etc. Good service, reasonable prices G. E. Towery. Ph. 465 W. 4-20-t f. WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t f. WHEAT MEETING IS POSTPONED Word has been received by County Agent St. O. Avery that the meeting of the wheat supervisors that was to have been held on Friday and Satur day of this week, has been postponed until Tuesday and Wednesday, June 12 and 13. E. R. Jackman who was to be ipresent for the meeting as orig inally scheduled, was unable to ar rive In Union county until the later dates. INCREASES FOIl TEACIIEIIS LINCOLN. Neb. W Salary In creases are In store for nearly half of Nebraska's public school teachers next year, says R. D. Morltz, director of1 the teachers' placement bureau at the University of Nebraska. TREE PATENTS, LAO. BAKERSFIELD. Cnl. WV-Joe Deru aha. scientific orchardlst who devel oped a nectar peach which ripens In June, says that of more than 400,000 u. S. notents, only 88 have been for trees and plants. Merrill Sarvcr, 14, of Allen coun ty. Kentucky, raised 1,325 pounds of tobacco on holf an acre and won the 4-H club tobacco growing champion ship In that state. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser lSfMU'Mi V J RMM XfVlitfS&SWWm, . sSsffLm-m 1 , The Gallery! T , . . TT-, ; (Trademark Registered) 1 Plus 3 Discord rr , f . DIANA DANE p. a. patent otfios x jtius o mawiu ' VHAT . MASONS SQuTG NOW, WHAT'S 'Jfioo'S io-O-OH.' 1 CANT WNI rSwJjCTTOjJ1 -V-, VGOOOJJg rV"T 1 -,0A? APE THEY J l(s HIS SEAT.-.FRECkLES IS MNC f JJM. 00T TrJ fe 'r6rtwfe 7 "JT A S A XtiPSOr "oV LU DOING, M6PPINO HIS BROW...86Y, I ( os3IE J M' MNCE Bv TH' t,60rj A ' 0! J 7rrP LI-4sS ) ifflUSfMl ?V f BON "I vl.4,.wm SCORCHY SMITH "mSSrSS. jMessag; MASOMS LAWVER Y . 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'ANGUAGE PEANUT CHASUH VO I Cj) A STU PTO ITV' I (f 'nOW, ) PJ V7 INTO THIS "j SCREW... HE GETS JcHEERIWC I. 5jv "S SU0 V T RTOrV - , - V MISTUH 'j . "S - FOR SALE Good team. $125. Imbler Beer Parlor. 6-5-3 tp FOR SALE Feather bed In good con dition clean, goose feathers. Oood for pillows. Call 222 J. 8-5-4 tp. USED FURNITURE and fruit Jars. Apt. 101, Gde. Rde. Apts. 6-5-2 t. FIRST CLASS artificial Ice. Residence deliveries with service &nd satisfac tion our specialty. Young's Ice Co. 6-5-1 t. USED DRESSERS, W.50 up. Used bed springs, $3.00 up. Used garden tools. Used metal beds, reflnlshed. M.76 up. Exchange Dep't. Bohnen Kama's. 6-4-2 1. STRAWBERRIES. Ph. 293 J. F. W. King, May Park. 8-2-3 t. FOR SALE The former Fowler Sum mer Home at Wallowa Lake. Mov- ing to Portland and will sacrifice. Home completely furnished, hard wood floors, water system, etc. G. C. Stater. Pendleton, Ore. 6-81-6 t FOR SALE Fine, country home, 10 A., mod. Improvements. C. E. Gump. 5-23-1 mp GREEN chair, wood, 3.50 per load Prompt delivery. Bowman-Hicks, phone Main 8-12-tf SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 60. 0-14-t 1 More Rain Falls On Coast; Fruitmen Frown (Continued From Page One) thousands of dollars for Collfornia in fire suppression costs and property damace." Rider declared. "Until May 20. when the weathc hroke California faced one of the worst fire seasons in its history. few mere days of this kind of weather and the situation will return to nor mal." Weather forecasters her. said the nrescnt disturbance affecting Callfor nla and Southern Oregon would end tomorrow with passing showers. An other disturbance, now 1,500 miles off the Oregon coast, they thought was not likely to bring further rain.. JOE PAL00KA SO YOU'RE MISTER KNOBBY UfM t i i?i,ri 1.1CI 1 C A.N 1 fAI3n. ' l-t t- i THERE'S LOTS OF BIG SHOTS A ' , UJH i n e-.t-rn , t .t - mnitmm , , I 0LLY OP THE MOVIES by Ollendorff ; . : - . ' ; :. , ,- . . , She "yQyy'1 - I AND LORD COWANUS, FRANK V If HE'S JUST BEEN OVER VISITIN' KsAV- ( ITS IMPOSSIBLE TO EEtW SET NtAJ. I , WHO ARE X i DUCK THE BIG GAME. HUNTER, J , THE PRESIDENT ABOUT SOME j 1 GUESS HIM, MH. WALSH. Hr3 COORj HE AIKTT W'CWRS3 ,1 1 LU? POND THE ACTRESS IT- TRADE MATTER. HE'S THE ,r iVL MEET IS GUARPED NIGHT AND TNOMORE TH ' v i 9 AMO THE BIGGEST SHOT A NEVER - FOREIGN MINISTER OF THAT BIRD . f DAY-HE NEVER DINES J' IMPORTANT n, J a.yrT j , I OF -EM ALL GENERAL rHEARD I M HANGOVERlA AND THE V BIG SHOT IN IN THE SALOON , AND II THAN I ftMJN g ?r) yj lp An Important Guy S j
