La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 22, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, June 22, 193-1 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five OUT OUR WAY CLASSIFIED AD IHt MAMUt rLACl OF UNION WAIXOWA COUKTIIl-' By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES A Return Ticket! HE ClD TOO. MAI i LOOK ME IN WELL-UH-GDKU T J AH.THERE HE ,f-,HEADl. HE'S FARTHER W.ONG THN HAD FIGURED- I'LL BEAR DOWN AND GQ HIM LIKE A I CSOT SUSPICIOUS. .THE EVE! DID )fter t beating the. gwsg. THE WAY I'M- V WE GOT A TON rF AND WATCHED HIM. WHEN ' WE COMB To A NICE BUNCH Ot YOU DO THAT, TO EM IN TH'CAR,NOW ali' ,i I . : chvck stawts out to r-ii-ntvi Wll nil 1 rr looks as if HE'S STANDNG (Count (In avtrage ord to the lint.) Pet ling, lit Insertion lot Per line, each added ooneeo- BAT9 BY MONTH t linn, per month eJ.M B llnee, per month MM t Unee, per month M.OO S Hum. per month M.7D voh additional line over live oharged at Wo per line per month KfcfcP ME FROM (3E.TTING NICE STONES FOR OVEOTAKE THE. DEACON, BUT UF yNTL NOW, MUCH TO W3 SURPRISE, HE. HASN'T CAUGHT SIGHT OF HIM i ivnu r-l, WRASSLE 'EM INTO TH' CAR? AN'- WELL. I'M ALL IN.' I CAN'T STONES, HE'D POlM-r AWAY OFF IM A FIELD utlve insertion OUR ROCK GARDEN?; , AN HOLLEfTHERE eoES mimw charge on one order ANSWER h ANOTHER STON1 -II o i-i rvDOl-ANU THERE WAS NO RABBIT tt 1 1 i i t x- m . FOE SALE FOR RENT BUY NOW We have several bargains FOR RENT House near state hy. shops. Call M 639. 6-21-t I. In good e Grande homes. William so:i & Berry, 6-23-3 t NICE THREE room Apt. Duplex house. 1403 First and N. 6-21-t f. WADE WOOD 8AW lor cutting my timber, 2804 Greenwood. 0-22-2 tp LARGE circulating henter in good MISCELLANEOUS condition, for wood, 1707 Walnut J --STLL V-a "STREAM is fST--alm a break. Sa " mm -'.'..iisifi . nii .& y - !itowh i St. e-22-3 tp. BLACK CAPS, large, sweet variety, 90c. red 76c. Pick In your own craw. H. C. Mulr, Cove. 6-21-10 t 60 LB. REFRIGERATOR, In good con ' Ullloa. Call 2114 Cedar. 6-21-2 tp R. I. R. FRYERS, fat hens, eggs, pin 1 cherries; vegetables, 1325 V Ave. 6-21-3 t. 3 REGISTERED Holsteln cows. Cheap ' or will trade for hay. Ph. R. J. Green, Main 694. 6-21-2 t. OR TRADE For good car, 7 A. land near city. Inq. Observer. 6-19-6 tp RASPBERRIES and black caps. Phone ' 498 J. Chao. Gump. 6-19-t f. FURNITURE for 6 room house. Will sell-In bulk or seperate pieces. 1809 Adams. ' 6-19-t f . WOOD PRICES Green, 0.-o. d. or ' dered now. 16" round unspllt, W.73 cordv 12" unspllt. 6.00: four ft. $4.25; 16" split 5.00; 12" split $6.25. Smith's Pox Farm. ' 0-18-1 mp. FOR SALE Fine, country home, 10 ; A mod. Improvements. O. B: Oump. 6-23-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER for school, or home ! at the Observer, a pads for So. B-14-t I. It la e-stlmatod that tiros In the United 8tatcs cost annually about 16.000 lives. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR FRIGIDAIRE See Us For Electric Refrigeration Fred Spaeth Main S8G 1105 Washington ''Electric" Rug" Washing ' Service Hamilton Beach Process, Indorsed by leading rug weavers. Ruga washed, disinfected and mothB eliminated In your home. Ori ginal beauty restored. For prompt, pleasing service, call 131-W. w H. Parkinson 1208 First St. ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally. 4-30-lin WE WILL OLEAN UP your ashee, pa pers, eto. Good service, reasonable prices. G. E. Towery. Ph. 455 W. 4-20-t f . WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t f. WANTED STOCK SADDLES. Cheap. Write Ob server, Box S. 6-22-3 tp MAN help build fireplace, corrals, general work on mountain ranch for board, small wages. Write Ob server. Box W. 1 6-22-2 tp. GIRL WANTS general housework. In quire 1804 u Ave. o-zu-j ip. FURN., HDW.,- clothes, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. ' P. Zim merman. ' 8-16-1 m. FOR TRADE HOUSEHOLD furniture (or fairly good ' car. 1402 Balm St. 6-19-6 tp. LOST GMAIjL BLACK and whtto dog. Li cense No. 155. Phone 613 W. Re ward. 6-22-1 tp Although the Empire State build ing on Fifth avenue. New York City, 102 stories high. Is widely known, few know that a small -building by the same name has stood on lower Broadway In New York City for many years. Game wardens of Santa Barbara county, Cal., seined several creeks of 2.120 vounir steel head trout, and transferred them to deeper streams ao they were about to be landlocked ow ing to low water. THOUSANDS OP CORNS REMOVED 1 The Moon Drug Company now has o remedy that really wilj remove ANY corn or callous quickly and' without any pain. It Is properly named END-O-CORN. If you are one of the un fortunate ones who have tried many so-called "corn cures" and still have your stubborn old corns or callouses, go to the Moon Drug Company NOW and let them demonstrate END-O-CORN. It only costs fifty cents, but It's worth 50. because It Is sure.-Adv. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser : She Knows Crash! WAS FRAMED TO DANCE WITH SoMEONfr ' HE " T-IINkS IS MIC ATON.... V.B HASN'T DISCOVERED THE TRICK, VET I! f FRECKLES, DO IM NOT QUITE YOU KNOW HOW TO ) SURE, BUT J THINK DO THE CARIOCA J 1 NW E , -P F" W 4 1 -( f ntfs. r i'm afraid i'm not such a good dancer Freckles... i WALKED ON YOUR FOOT AGAIN .' OWGEE.TATS NOTHING....! WALK ON 'EM MYSELF, ONCE IN A WHILE.. WAWaHA." r YOU DO THIS IS A SAY THE SWELL PARTY.1 CUTEST J I'M SURE GLAD THINGS I CAME. ..AND 1 f ITS AWFULLY -'J,-A, NICE, BEING VVIT)WJ -"...SHALL ) SIT J, iwti V f- WHY, YES, YES... OF COURSE SAY -CRASH "pAVlS SAID HE HAD THE NEV-T PANCE WITH V0U. I? THAT RIGHT? DON'T BE SILLY, FpECKLFS .' I'M NOT (JUITE AS PIZZV AS ALU THAT r Ai l THAT' S - : WMV MOTUt.DC r-r rr-'rJ m& I IV . - - I 934 BY NCA SCnVICC. IHC T M MEG U S CAT brrj 4 m HE'S ON HIS RETUBN TRIP 1! LU JOE PAL00KA met inc. J :a u s pat orr inM nr NtA 9Eny 1 SAY, CHIEF-HERE'S 1 SIVE IT HERE.' f A WIRELESS" FROM 1 BOY-I WONDER THE CORRESPONDENT Lk HOW THEY EVER ABOARD" THE BARATANIA-JGOT THAT BREAK? HE SAX'S PALOOKA, WILL POSITIVELY GET A BOUT WITH , MARTINI MGUFFY SWDBP F-ALOOKA WniJI DN'T GET A CRACK AT I THE TITLE. THIS IS I A SWELL FLASH FOR THE CLIENTS aivB fA.'A Til J PHEW DID YOU READ 1 WHAT HAPPENED? RALOOKA SAVED GEN. SCALLDPINI'S LIPE. KNOBBY WALSH HAD RETIRED ' SAY, AND RALOOKA WAS ON DECK p- STUFF ALONE WHEN SEVERAL frf FROM THE WOULD BE r-f BARATAMIA ASSASSINS ETC., ETC." i i ic:cacci. c? i M. Nj.litS,,,,!,, ,1. . v Y- i5Sc- - News From Knobby r OH BABY GPT TVI1;. - N IT'S FROM KNOBBY J . . H DEAR DAVE- I'M FLASHING MDU A SCOOP CER THE PAPERS. 1 PULLED THE BIGGEST TRICK ANYBODY I EVER PULLPD I "xtr c.'rtT onv.-" I FIGURED THE ONLY WAY ' TO BIT A CRACK AT THE TITLE WAS THROUGH THIS SCALLOPINl- , HE'S THE ( BIG SHOT IN I HANGOVERIA ) AND SO 1J, V WELL HOW DO OU LIKE THAT? HE HAS THE COLOSSAL. NERVE TO TRY AND TAKE THE CREDIT. MAKES friOOK AS THOUGH HE SENT JOE IN AT THE NICK OF TIME. 7 H WAIT VTILL HE FINDS OUT THE STORY ; WAS REPORTED RIGHT. MAHA-1HATI GUY'S LIKE ALL MANAfiERS. HE'D TAKE CREDIT FOR CREATION IF HE COULD SET AWAY SC0RCHY SMITH "THpee op '"SSSlP TBiFiRe. noose cl(V10M(TeX)WERe JLjS&!r (TradomarK RegUtered) U. 8. An hour later -niey APPROACH THE DYING BtflZf-- 61 Hi mamm I. HUT V' 4s iuu, re ib 4evT k" 5uPPENLY A TENSE: VOiCg HAIlS THEM FROM THE DARK ' NAW.' V i i t. fcl IKHNb!-K- ' WHO ' J; fl'l A V',"-'. T"I Ik V y i .. . . . . ..... frfr , 4,rim, Jjfi4Wi 1 . . r WJ&teitiiJ.-. , , I W4 i $UNS ROAR jf jets cp Flame IN TIlE DARK .' SfioRcHy AND TEX ' Tb THE fiRoilND '' : '.'' irnni i mi DIANA DANE since va slued thesb heesV'TSWAwkiN', (sloves onto me it'5 vorc lelmee. i'll xTTiTlr- fault I'M Xi'x it; ('lYudomarlc Reglnttored) U. B. 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