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MondayJune 18, 1934 ' 1 1
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER1 LA GRANITE, ORE.
Page Three
CLASSIFIED ADC
Vtn iumi flaci or union wallow a coujiiim s-'
(Count tm average word
to the line.)
Par Una, lit Insertion-
Par lino, eacn added, oonaeo-
utlve lnaartlon
yinlmum charge on on H
order '
Jle
BATES BY MOMTS
1 llnea, per raontb ,
8 llnea, per month .
4 llnea, per month .
'6 Unas, per month .
Bach additional Una oyer live
charged at too per Una per month.
-4.75
FOR SALE
2 PIANOS ordered aold July 1st.
Write schwan Piano Co., Portland,
Ore. 8-18-4 t
WOOD PRICES Green, o. o. d. or
dered now. 18" round unspllt, M.75
cord; 12" unspllt, as.OO; lour It.
4.25; 18" split 6.00; 12" spilt $5.26.
Smlth'o Pox Farm. 8-18-1 mp.
ALMOtrr new Empire cream separa
tor. Hair price, at Reynolds' store.
, 8-18-4 tp
FRYERS. Qco. Chapman, B. of Stange
Mill. 8-18-3tp
RED RASPBERRIES about June 20.
' At Frank Woods, opp. City Park.
8-15-3 tp
FURNITURE for 6 room house. Will
sell in bulk or separate pieces. Also
house for rent. 1800 Adams.
8-16-t f.
RED CURRANTS. Pll. 424 W.
8-16-3 tp
FOR BALE Fine, country home, 10
A., mod. Improvements. C. E. Gump.
6-23-1 mp
SCRATCH PAPER for aohoot or home
at the Observer. 3 pada for So.
8-14-t i.
Baseball Standings
Los' Angelea
Mission
Sacramento
San Francisco
Hollywood
Oakland
Seattle -.
Portland
' Yesterday
At Hollywood 2-'
At Sacramento
0-4.
At' Mission 10-6,
At Oakland 1-3.
R. H. Pet.
61 17 .782
47 31 .603
40 38 .513
37 41 .474
36 41 .488
33 45 .423
20 47 .382
26 49 .347
'a ResulU
7. Portland 3-1.
1-3, San Francisco
Seattle 4-3.
Los Angeles 6-5.
FOR RENT,
APARTMENTS, 6th floor, Foley
building. 8ee elevator attendant.
8-18-3 t
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES
COMFORTABLE mod. bedrooms. 1908
Second St. 6-16-3tp
3-RM. FURN. apartment, 1905 Adams.
6-15-3 t.
OR SALE unfurnished house. Grace
Snyder, 1702 Oak. Ph. 322 W or
407 J. 6-15-t f.
CLEAN, MOD., unfurn. houses. 146 W.
8-14-t f
MUSVELLANtiOUti
LEARN Diesel engines. New low cost
course, with shop training service.
Write Observer, Box A. 8-16-2t
ASTROLOGER Mre. Frederick
Bnlmcs, 203 N Ave. RoadlngB Dally.
4-3"0-lm
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa
pers, etc. Good service, reasonable
prices. Q. B. Towery. Ph. 455 W.
4-20-t f.
WE BUT, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal
les Pura. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr.
Ph. 685 J. X-31-t 1.
WANTED
STEADY WORK GOOD PAY
Several choice openings In country
and towns for reliable men or wo
men. No capital or experience., re
quired. Wrlto MR. THOMAS, Bupt.,
428 Third St., Oakland, California.
6-18-1 tp
American League Standings
R. H. Pet.
Now York 32 21 .004
Detroit 32 23 .582
Washington - 31 28 .644
Cleveland 27 23 '.610
Boston 27 27 .600
St. Louis - '25 27 .481
Philadelphia 22 31 .416
Chicago 18 36 .333
Yewtenlny'8 KcsuUs
At New York 3-2, Detroit 2-5.
At Boston 7-6, St. Louis 10-3.
At Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2.
At Washington 5, Cleveland 8.
National League Standings
R. H. PC
Now York- 87 19 .61
St. Louis . 33 21 .6:
Chicago .". 33 24 .5'
Pittsburgh 27 24 .6:
Boston 28 26 .6:
Brooklyn - 25 31 A'
Philadelphia - 19 33 .31
Cincinnati 13 38 .21
Yesterday's . Results
At Cincinnati 2-7, Brooklyn 4-9.
At Chicago 2-3, Boston 4-2.
BE AN INDEPENDENT MERCHANT
IN YOUR. OWN COMMUNITY; , If
you are honest and reliable Til
start you. without capital, In a gro
cery supply business paying you up
to 47.60 first week; more later, De
tails mailed free. Albert Mills, 8503
Monmouth, Cincinnati, O.
i 6-18-1 tp.
MAN WANTED to supply customers
with famous Watklns Products' In
La Orande. Business established,
earnings average $26 weekly, pay
starts immediately. Write J.. R.
Watklns Company. 4524 Hollls St.,
Oakland, Calif. 6-18-1 tp
GOING to Detroit. Room for 1 pass.
Ph. 215-W., 2110 Oak. 6.-16-2tp
FURN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves,
old gold. Anything used. P. Zim
merman, 8-15-1 m.
LOST
SMALL-bny saddle horso, .iUi bald
face and reached mane. ' Reward.
. Pll. Main 708. . . ... 8-18-3 t.
VIsIM Hero
PEll Robblns of Milton spent yes
tcrday In La Grande visiting his
friends' here. He Is a graduate of
Whitman college and has many
friends here among the Htudents and
graduates of that school.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
WELL, W I THINk I'LL GIVE
FRECKLES, Y THE REST OF THE
WITH THE kIDS A TWRILL! I'M
MASK ON, GONNA GO IM
YOU'RE J THROUGH A WINDOW
ALL SET ji AND PULL A TOY
THIS MASK HIDES MY
FACE AND NO ONE
WILL KNOW ME... IT'LL
BE A GOOD GAG AND ;
SCARE THEM SILLY.,..
THEN I'LL SHOUT:
" STICK 'EM UP
ft
THAT'S THE TROUBLE WITH
Young people's parties. ..no one
IS ORIGINAL ...NOBODY EVER THINI
UP CLEVER LITTLE THINGS To DO...
SEE YA LATER, MOM'.! '
'E A
' TIME , 1
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well.... mm
HERE I f
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I . J U A KIDS 1 1
MA . .17 II
UP! Ml
mm
)P'
VOU SAIP ONE jrt THERE ISN'T ONE
. HALF A CENT A WEEP IM THAT WHOLE) w , B
'WEED. DISTINJCTLV V: , BUNCH! VOU'VE PULLED W
YOU SAID XT'. WELL, f, THEM APART? VOU'WE r
THERE'S TWO WEEPS, 1 GOT THE MAKINGS OF
IS ONE CENT, AIN'T A GOOD BUSINESS MAM, ,
H. IT? AMD THERE'S WWWK 'JPrkZLi
f POUR VJE EDS. IS llcJi- MAKING IT ON ME. -
l TWO CENTS, AIN'T IT.?, x'VE BEEN HOODWINKED : "
KAN' THERE'S ENOUQHX -
;i
,.milM WHV MOTHERS GET GRAV ,M..f.!TS'--g
YOU'LL l-OSE.
YEQ SWIOTWIMDY.
CKIN' HIM
1
BACK IN '86l BUT, WHKT CHANCE. HAS THE, V
THE DEACON I DEACON, AGAINST A YOUNG I
WAS GOOD A FELLER LKE CHICK? J
VNELL.VU. TAKE ALli 1
THE TEN -TONE BETS
YOU TELLERS WANT
VOFFEV?
i t J7 yS' i .
SO THEY THINK THE OL' A
( -TJCACON AtNT .GOT A CHANCE ; I
V AGVN--kCHCK,EH? J
WELL ; MAYBE NOT,
BUT. IN THIS RACE,
CHICK LL BE A&IN
ME AN' THE
DEACON '!
C lM BY KI aCBVtCC IWC T. M. WtO. U. . PAT. Off.. '
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K NOBBY
WAIT'LL
YOUSE HEAR
THE NEWS-
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WHERE YA BEEN?
HEARD YA WAS
IN A FIGHT ON
DECK CANlCHA
TROUBLE? I
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are ya
KIDDIN f
FER GOSH
SAKE
BOY-WHAT
LUCK- -
t r-AKinr
B'LIEVE rr
honistan I
THE
GEN'RAliS
NAY PAL.
) WAIT'LL. .
I CAN'T JlOUSEE.
(B'LIEVE lT'-7 i '
THERE'S TH' TWol ( pOZ'TIVEUY
PUNKS WHICH r -THEY SEEN
Open Sesame
TH ROWED ME
OUTA TH' POOR
TH' IA.T TIME I
TRIED T'Q IT IN.
ARE YA SURE WG
KIM GIT IM Y
ME COME OUT.
THE GEN'RAUS
WAITIN'
PER ME.
FT .-V. I iV I
S5 ' ( SEE THEY A1NT
GEN'RAL, THIS
HERE'S MISTER
WALSH , 'MY
-i MANAGER
IT'S A PLEASURE
GEN'RAL OLE BOY
OLE BOY.'
ALVWYS WANTED
TMEET CHA.
I1H' gP-MECTjCTHA1j- rem
SCORCHY SMITH
y RIGHT
SOCWgUE OF
('rradomaric RflglBtorod)
U. S. Patent Office
-A Sharpshooter
SKeeBOOPLE AN'
LEAVg OS HEAH -
-SMACK IN TH
MIDDL-E OF
N0WHEAH
let's see
HOW BAM." THE
PIANB IS DAMAGED -
yJE'LL WORRY ABoor!
THOSE F6LL0WS
LATER -
-PecKoM
SHE GOT P-IOIir
POWM AN' ROOTEP,
SCORCHY
SHG SURE DID
THE PROPeLLOR'S
that's i Boor all
tub Landing gears
A
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V
HOVM'LL we
6BT HER OUT
OF THIS
Ditch ?
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goRRoW A TEAM
OF HORSES AT THE
First ranch
VJB HIT-
mm
Av HARD-FACED' COWBoV WATCHES THEM FfWrVI
fl HI6H (RocK. , SLOWLY, H LEVELS HIS rifle
DIANA DANE
(Trademark Beglsterea)
V. B. Patent Office
- -Ignorance is Bliss
ELMER, YOUR. 2? . iWJHS
CONDUCT' LATELY) iSgTl zfaSl 0 9 7 J
15 ATROCIOUS l rjWfcl "- Ev 'Y
VOUli ATTITUDgr iv) -sjtfrTt :
CAPHAEL YLA3fV C!l1?
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(3 SOUR ANIMOSITY)
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0LLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff
Even Solomon Was Wise To That One!
has;
A FEW MORE TESTS,
AND WE'LL TAKE A REST.
-NOW THE COMMITTEE
GONE; HAMILTON &OES
OVER To THE PRINCESS.
-GO ON TROM "THERE.
Quiet - camera-
'BaiNCESS, IT ISN'T TklR.
TbR ME TO BE A clUDGE IN
A Beauty contest. - You
are the most beautiful.
Girl in the world .
i
now, Trank. - and . sill.
ifE SURE YOUR CAMERAS
TAKE in King Solomon';
Picture, right behind the
PRINCESS - THAT S
MOST IMPORTANT
iuwi'.lV.ii i .it i m
THE DILLYS
Safety First
I'VE W AH ANIMAL ACT TI'Atl.L . ''W"" 7
KNCO: VCU WD THAT ERC.KEH DCWM ) ' ,
M'PTH-ATEN ELEPHANT RIGHT CUT' ZZL Z
OF THE CENTER. RING .' ' U :.
YOU'LL
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WAH HE'S JUSTA WINDJAMMER.'
BUT JUSTA PLAY SAFf VUH
BETTER. RUN DOWN TO'
THE CORNER. AND GET A
NICKEL'S WORTH OF
MOTH-BALLS
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