La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1934, Image 3

nBAW'JWw ADO
UAMkWt PLACi OF ONION WALLOWA COUTfiU"fc
(Count five wmg wor4 . ...
to ui ime.
Par IUM. lit Insertion 1 t -1 n.lOs
par tin. eoh added muso- . ,
utiT InMrtlon t S t w , It
lUnlmum charge! cm ou -
order 1 1-Mh
, . KAT3 BY MONTH .
, Dan,' per month ' - irn
line, per mimth . . t.
lines, per month i.oo
uhm, pr month - . 'mb
"oil additional lin oer five
chargM at too per line1 per month.
j FOR SALE
j RHODE ISLAND Red Iryera, lat hens,
I eggs, vegetables, '1325 V avenue, -v
..' ' 6-27-3' tp.
GAITED SADDLE VlORSE, black,
geitle Call evening, 1606 -Madison
Ave. . . '8-27-2 tp
FOR SALE Lambert' cherries. Cheap.
Call C. E. Gump." 6-28-t f.
. USED TRUCKS
1 Ford Pickup, 193Cmodel .;..175.00
1 Ford Pickup, 1U29 model .... 15O.00
J Ford Panel, 1029 Model ........ 160.00
1 international Panel, one ton '200.00
1 O. M. C. wood truck 125.00
1 Chevrolet 1V4 Ton Chassis
and cab, 1030 model ....... 275.00
SMITH'S OARAGE.
.. .. . 6-28-3 t.
TWO FINE modern, -room homes.
Close In locations'. 4 BaSeitlents.
Paved street, hardwood -floors. -Furnace
heat, lawnrshrubberyv-eliade;
Oarage. Price ?2000;00-1 each homo.
Easy terms. Take'your-'chotce.'-Maln
900, Williamson 4c Berry. 6-28-3 t.
BLACK CAPS, large, weet variety,
90c; reds 75c. i Pick In your own
crate. H. C. MiflvCove. 6-21-10 t
FURNITURE for S room house. Will
sell In bulk or Operate' pieces. 1809
Adams. . I ., 6-I9-t f.
WOOD PRICES Green, -c o. d, or
dered now. 10" round unspllt, M.75
cord; 12" unspllt, 5.O0; lour ; ft.
S4.25; 16" split 5.00; 42" split 5.25.
Smith's Fox Farm. 6-18-1 top.
FOR SALE Fine, country home, 10
A., mod. Improvements. C. E. Gump.
6-23-1 mp
SCRATCH PAP EH for echoot or -home
at the Observer, a pads for So.
t 0-14-t r.
CANZONEill-ROSS "
FIGHT'lS TONIGHT
NEW YORK, Jtino 28 (JPi Weather
permitting, Tony Canzonert and
Frank le Kllck will stage their 10
rounTT or leas lightweight fight at
Ebbets field tonight to determine the
challenger for Barney Ross crown.
The fight was postponed from last
night because of -rain.
Brighton Young university's 'Alpine
summer school conducts classes each
summer 6,800 feet up on "the'slopes
of Mt. Timpanogas, Utah, m i.- i
Milwaukee deportment of- health
records for 1933 fchow that only three
brides gave theW ages as between 06
and 75 against 24 bridegrooms in this
age group.
FOR RENT
8-RM. MOD. HOUSE; dbl.' garage. Inq.
in, uranae-Konde Apts. 6-27-S t.
CABIN at.-Wallowa Lake. Inquire
Imogen Kuosell. Fh. 416 W. I
- ' ' 1 - - i - -v 6-26-3 t.
NICE 3 ROOM 'lurn. - Apt. Duplex
'House, 1402 First and N. ' 6-2l-t f
FOR rent Mouse near state- hy.
shops. Call M 539. 6-21-t f.
MISCELLANEOUS
ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick
Balmes, 203 N' Ave. Readings Dally.
. I : .. ... 4-SO-lm
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa
' pera," etc. Good aertloe,' reasonable
prices.-a. E. Towery; Ph. '485 W.
4-20-t f.
WE- BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal
les Fura.-atore. A.-A. i Fldlar," mgr.
-Ph. 685 J. - ; 1-SUt-f.
WANTED
FURN., HDW clothes, tires, stoves,
old gold. Anything used. D. Zim
merman. -1 . 8-15-1 m,
f THATS IT, Mh! PUT A LITTLE , , ., - ,) I '(
- -YOU'RE -DOING , .MORE WIGGLE J '
I FINE. SNUGGLE VMM IT, MAi
i "UP.cHeek to i l. LS ' .'-
! , CHEEK, AND GET 1 o 1 ?' " ': y
i THAT. DREAMY I it, , ) " , I
-LOOK, LIKE YOU f . f.
WERE ENJOY IN' f-A. h
I: "A IT. .THERE-YOOVEi : ' i
Ji V Sot!it powni, 1 " 'f ' ;' i
VxMtJZB?'' rU LAST OF- THE MO HICkNg.-'SsagJ
flBlMO ON
the: cm of
WHEEL., :
v CHICK
"oTICKS
NOSE. TO .
NOSE WITH
THE DEfvCOM ,
km, TEN FEET
FP0M THE
FINSH,rr"3
ANYBODY'S
ffHEN,
rWOOST
NMEN T
LOOVEO
L(KEA
OEPvOHEW,
THE OLD
SWWT
CP.VAETO
tVrtfDBEWrtl
TP.cK of
THE OL' DANS,
THE DEWC0N
rtHPUST HIS
: CHN
FOWWRO-
I tillwto l T - 1 WHEEL NTTHM
JOE PALOOKA
ANGELS CONTINUE"
WINNING STREAK
INTO SECOND HALF
"illy The Astim-lated-' Press
"Los Angeles rlvAls seem detetrhlncd
the champion Angels shall win the
1034 Coast league pennant.
vfaeirJ.- Millard Campbell, seraph
righthander, -began to get the -worst
of' a pitching tirgximent wltli1 George.
Caster at Portland last night, the
Beavers came to the rescue with five
errors "to 1 give the 'visitors tw6 un
earned runs and the game, 8-2, The
Portlanders outhlt the Angels, 11-8.
The victory left the liellvelt men
tied with Hollywood for th league
leadership with two wins apiece.
Led by Hay Jacobs with1 a homer,
the Stars trimmed Oakland 9-5 be
hind the combined 7-hlt tossing of
Frank Shellenbock and ''Archie- Camp
bell. Rego, Conlan -and Walsh all
took turris 'on' the' Oakland 'mound,
'lur Francisco evened Its series at
one all wlthSeattlQ, 7-3, after Ken
Sheehan relieved Sam Gibson In the
eighth and-checked- H.-Seattle rally at
two runs.' ' ' - -
After being walloped In the Tues
day opener, Sacramento came back to
P'SW, TH' KID'S LOOK1N'
LIKE A MILLION! BUCK'S ,
HE KNOCKED BOTH A
NOOR GUVS FER A
LOOP AGAIN TCW .
WITH NWIRELESS MESSAGES
EV'RV PAPER IN TH' WORLD'S
ASTIN FER TH' DOPE . TH
AMERICAN SPORTS SCRIBES
ARE LEAV1N' ON A FAST BOAT
NOW. BOV-r- WE'LL PULL A
MILLION DOLLAR GATE,.
C7
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SOME
STOFF,
I'LL ,
EXCIA1M;
THE
BERRIES,
r. tyBgQj -
I Z I -JOIBPB 'IFtK;-flF'-TOA.MvJlKl'
lJ IT'S VN I 'IN NOUR COUKfTRy AW HE'LL HAVE ! W
V . II , ... - J . .11 m
rl 'THE BAG U BE IN TOP FORM - I'LL BE (TUTTEREDA
J I SHOULD 111 PIGKIN'UP'ACOUPIA GOOD J MOUTHFUL; S
S MISTER; lJ SWvRRIN' PACTTNERS -V d'U. SAY.. . I ft
Bbwsm ' '.- --.vv VLSH. f FROM FINANCE OR r-fT BELIEVE ME. I
U 1 vM. 7 -V- y "ENGLAND J "tOU HAVE -SAID. A, 11
C71 1 . G m l I V l ;ricr-rLjlK.ir5 ' I VV lulu I ifKI nril I A.O rTC r J
Gettin' Slangy
ITS A PANIC
t'ti T-C?t I IK I Jts. U
HE LISSENS
T'EV'RV CRACK
1 MAKE.' AM '
TRIE'S VTA.LK
, LIKE- L DO.
1 GUESS HE'S
TRYIN' T'LEARN 1-I6W
TBPEAK GOOD ENGLISH.
HE CERT'MV'S A-;
I ELEGINT FELLA. If
4
F-.tV. , i , . '
beat the Missions 7-3 Inst night. The
Solons opened up on Ray Lucas Mis
sion hurler acquired rrom Brooklyn,
for four runs In the first Inning and
were never headed. Every Senator
but Powers htt. safely as -the Sacra
mcntans'pounded Lucas and :Lloyd
Osborne for an .even dozen blows.
PORTLAND PltOM'fcU
PORTLAND. June 28 IPY Butter
Print. A grade, 24c; parchment
wrapped bartons 25c;"quaritlty 'pui1
choses, '0 lb. lessrB grade, parch
ment wrappers, 23!3o; oarto:is;24a.
Buttcrfnt Portland delivery, A
grade delivered at least twice weekly.
21tj23c; .country routes, i8t20c lb.;
B grado 6r dellyeVy-fewer' than 'twice
weekly, Portland, 20 22c;.' country
routes, 17cA19c; O grade' at market.-
Eifgs Paclfk poultry producers'
Selling price: oversize, 22c; -fresh -ex
tras. 20c; standards 18c;''medlums 18o
'dozen, (cartons 1 cent higher.) Buy
ing price -of wholesalers: fresh spe
cials, 19c; extra,. 18c; extra medlunts
10c; medium firsts iSci-pulluts Uc;
Undcrgrades liac dozen... . -
POHTLAND" LIVESTOCK
pORTLAND.June 38 W Cattle:
100; calves 80; steady, 'unchanged.
Sheep: 500; spring lambs 2Hc lower:
spring lambs, good, 0.0a7.b0; me
dium, 6.60isa.o. -
Git
Now for tli e year's greatest furniture srile event ... A sale in 'which entire stocks are thrown on the bargain counter nt
nriceSthatare sure to bring a record'Volurine of business spite of the 'weather or anything else! "Furniture of real style
and quality . . .'the kind you will be proud -to have in your home . .' . at prices we frankly do tuit believe'will ever be pos
sible again! ' ..! I
TAKE QUICK ADVANTAGE OF THESE SALE PRICES!
LIVING ROOM
2-Pc. Living Room Suites regularly up to $89.50
in many Choice coverings and I?CQ HK
styles now on sale for .'.....:'...li..'5"7 I tf
2-Pc. Living Room Suites that sold regularly up
to $109.00 now slashed to the 'fl?QQ KH
new low price of - pOV0J
i
New arrivals in large, comfortable occasional
chairs, upholstered seats and fljyl ?K
backs, a $0.95 value for tpl. Vltl
Large upholstered footstools, walnut frames, a
real buy tot ?6.95, now specially JQ QfC
priced fol" July 'sale at
BEDROOM PIECES
3-Pc. Bedroom Suites that were selling up to
$75.00 are in this sale at the ' I?1Q
tinusualy low price 'of tP1 I O
i' ':' '- ' ? .
Fine 8-Pc. Bedroom Suites that were Good
"Buys' up to $100J)p-will now .. flJQ AA '
surprise you to see marked -.' V 1 iVU
iV;
Genuine Simmons Double-Decked Coil Springs,
ho heed to tell you that Simmons fljl A
is the world's finest,1 now (p '
If you'think you have seen low prices on Inncr
'spring mattresses, just compare the CJQ 'QK
one you can now have for'......:......... (PtiOt)
OTHER VALUES
' i- . 1 1
One only very high grade Walnut Dining Table,
large size, regularly priced at fl?Ovf ;'7P
$19.50; !how' slashed tb fpiii O
i; i. . i. i , . .. i-'-ix 1 '-i
Fine 8-Pc. Dining Suites that anyone will be
proud to have in their home( a tfpT 4 ' '7C
limited qUriiitity' to sell for $0f l O
Jenny Lind Beds, finished in Maple. This is
the popular spool type originally (jk AP
priced at $14.75, two only .!....:..-. Pitl
End tables, lamp tables, radio tables, and
dozens of other 'occasional pieces AA
up to $2.95 values now Pi-UU
A STORE-WIDE SALE - HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS
TERNS
FH B AIL W 9 S
TERMS
Baseball Standings
Toast UllRlle HluiulhiKS
, W. L. Pet.
Vos Angeles 2 '0 1.000
Hollywood a 0 1.000
Missions 1 1 .600
Seattle- 1 1 .600
San Francisco 1 1 .600.
Sacramento. ' 1 1 .600
Oakland 0 3 .000
Portland 0 2 .000
Yesterday's 'ItesulU
At Portland 2, Los Angeles 3.
At Hollywood 8, Oakland 6.
Xt Seattle 3, San Francisco 7.
At Missions 3, Sacramt'nto-7, ;
American League H(nmllnc
' , W. L. Pet.
New York ; 39 24 .019
Detroit , 39 2S .803
'Boston 36 30 .538
Washington 30 31 .637
Cleveland , 32 29 .625
St. Louis : - 28 34 .452
Philadelphia 26 38 .397
Chicago 21 44 .323
YestrPday'M lunillts
At Now York 8, Chicago 7, 11 Inn
ings. .
At Boston 0, Cleveland 0.
St. Louis at, Washington, postponed,
rain.
Detroit at Philadelphia, postponed,
rain. ,
. - . ..' . . ' -.-j-'iv- V.
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CHICAGO WIIKAI .' ' . ..
N'adntuil league SUillilliiKH
i . . W. L.
New York .'. 41 24
Chicago 40 20
St. LOUls : 38 25
Pittsburgh :. - 34 28
Boston 34 29
Philadelphia - 23 41
Brooklyn 20 39
Cincinnati 10 43
. VftsU'mluy'K KchuIIh
At St. Louis 9, New York 7.
At Chicago 5, Brooklyn 1.
At Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 1.
At -Cincinnati 4, Boston 8.
July
Sept.
CHICAGO WHKAT
Open . , Illun , ; Low'
(K4. . '"' " ' ;m M M
tmva '. "jww 3ia
i a mm
'a' 'a
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.03-O74
my '
Sept.
' CU1CAUO COliN
'.SSI, m ..... . '.oi'i r; .'R'i " "-.ortMW
.(ro.(il"4 '.113(4'' .o '
MQMiy, Ml M .111 0'lV4fflI4,
July
s'li',.
PORTLAND WHEAT
Open , , HlRlt . . LOW Cliw-
.w& -' .;.v ,w -7
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
Frieckles Expects a Real One! h:-::ix
cosmi Sure am in
Bad on account of
THAT kICK X GAVE MR.
BEATON! I BET MIC
WILL NEVER SPEAK
TO HE AGAIN
When - you ai'e 'tired '6f
'routine try a game of
BILLIARDS
"It's a gentleman's game"
See us for Fishinp; TacWe
ojleh every day and
and Sundays.
CENTRAL LUNCH
Meals served at all hours
6:00 a. m. to 12 midnight
Central
Billiards
1207 Adams
LA GRANDE CUTS
u RID OF CORNS
In the past three weeks thousands
of La Orande men and women have
ended their corn and callous troubles.
with END-O-COKN.
No matter how many so-called
"corn cures" you havo tried. If you
stilt have your corns, go to The Moon
Drug Company and got END-O-CORN.
Use tonluht. tomorrow alright. .It
cannot fall.
How many times have you said,
"I'd give 10 to get rid of that pesky
corn?" END-O-COHN Is worth 50,
but It only costs fifty cents. Adv.
( IT'S LUCKY FOR ME POP WAS ) ?
' ASLEEP WHEN I 'DUCKED IN,
, TO CHANGE MV CLOTHES- '.
. GEE HOW AM 1 GONNA EK PLAINT; '
y My actions to him? I've I-
.300 . . , - i '.. . v ' jLim j u-ujijtjast-HJB-
JUST A ) -v f WHAT ARE .glr-' !
MINUTE, ( . x-Ky!' V MMJ DOINC on 'pssaa;
1 VOUNG ( THE .STREETS
rr V r. -.J1
A LECTURE AT TWO ; LSTEH, OFRCER V,, ' ,
SC?Nr3iS f ( VOU DON'T KNOW MY ) ,
MORNING? DONT J DAD THE WAV
m GIVES y LECTURE ) ,VT 1 DO "
- j) AT THAT HOUR' K-s '
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