La Grande evening observer., July 07, 1934, Image 5

Saturday, July 7,-1934
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Five
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ito the llce.) .
Ptr lint. Ut tnwrtlon , , lot
Ptr line, nek Mded conaeo- .
uUmrton .
Minimum ohsrge on an,
order-t.ir l , ,irt,
.... &ATBS BY UOim
t Unee, pw month tM
I Unee, pet. month ,
4 lines, per month ,
Unee, pat month .18
Bacrj additional line oet flY
charged at Mo per line per month.
FOR SALE
I FT. KfcFRIGERATED .ciue. A-l coilr
dltlcm. Also soda fonntuin. Imbler
Cnah Store. 6-28-t t
SPECIAL FOR-. SUNDAY . ONLY
Blok Caps -and Red Raspberries
crate 00c. , Pick la your, own con
tainers. J. E. Mills, Cove. 1-7-1 tp.
POA SALE Milk cow. See Flunk
Bradeh, Jerry, Ore. ' 7-0-8 tp.
FOR SALE Beautiful, gentle saddle
pony. Bonnie Hicks, Island Olty.,
oppo. Stonge's farm. 7-6-2 tp.
FHE3H COW.
am)." -
Hubert Anderson, M.
-4 . . 7-fl.a t.
A PEW SPECIALS In portable and
r stunttnix! ' typewriter otlll on hand,'
. broken "-lots' -carbon half prtoe.
Tuckcy Typewriter service,
v 7-5-0 t.
CURRANTS and raspberries. Farmers
- W. "i; ' ' - ' ' 7-5-3 t.
OUR BUSINESS at Kainela, grocery
store, -lunch room and 4 cabins.
. . . 7-3-0 tp.
WOOD PRICES tG reen , c. o. d. or
dered now: 10" round unspllt, $4.75
, ' cord)- 13" unspllt.. S.OO; lour ft.
(4.35; 10" split 5.00; 13" split 5.25:
Smith's Fox Farm. B-18-1 mp.
MISCELLANEOUS
ASTROLOQ8R Mrs. Frederick
Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally.
" ' 4-30-lm
OUT OUR WAY
By J.' R: Williams i"" THE NEWPANGLES.
WE WILL CLEAN UP your asues. pa
pers, etc, Qood service, reasonable
prlcee. Q. E;Towery. Ph. 465 W,
i,J, 4-20-t t.
WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal
les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler mgr.
Ph. 685 J, .... .. l-81-t f.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 5-rm. mod;-house. Bet.
high school and city hall. Ph. 339 w.
7-6-3 t.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED bus boy.. La Grande
Hotel. 7-T-l t.
FURN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves,
old gold. Anything used. D. Zim
merman. v . 3-16-1 m.
SECOND HAND wind mill with or
without tower. State size, condition
and price. Address Box. 36. Kamela.
Oregon. s '. 7-2-6 tp.
FOR TRADE
BLACK CAPS, lainu. sweet variety,
75c; reds 78o. Pick in your own
crate. H. 'C. ;Muir,-Covo. 7-2-11 t.
FOR SALE Fine, country home, 10
4 A., mod. improvement. C. E. Gump.
r. .6-23-1 mp
SCRATCH PAPER for school or home
at the Observer, 2 pada for So.
S-14-t t.
Commodity Prices
Show Gains For
FirstHalf 1934
By Itader Whiffet
NEW YORK VP) Commodity prices,
with a 1933 average Index of 06.0,
opened this year at 72.2 and climbed
to 73.7 for May.
That Index compiled by the United
States -department ol labor for 784
commodities utood at 60.2 in March.
1033, Tithe. low&st point In the last IB
months.. ...
Index Climbs I' p want
Standard Statistics company's daily
index of commodity prices moved up
ward from a low polnc of 66.26, Janu
ary. 2(. to a nigh point of 71.11 on
June 1.
. ; adjustment of priced which Wflfe'
very Jow 10 months ago has pro-
greased with the lowest coming near
or . the higher prices near mid-year.
. One of tho alms of the Washing
' ton administration has been to bring
fne lowest prices upward by the
greatest degree which at the same
time increasing only moderately those
prices which had not fallen so low.
WANTED TO TRADE Slightly used
Singer electric, console model sew
ing machine for small piano. Phone
131 R. . 7-6-2 tp.
Tlie all-rarm-commodltlea Index
moved from 70 to 74 from January to
May with the previous year averaging
63. The lowest point of 49 In the last
18 months occurred in February of
1033. . .
Farm f'unuucHlltieii JIIkc -
Farm prices have been affected by
the drought, and many traders pre
dict steady price increases In the
near future.
The Index of general prices with
1913" as 100 stood at 137 In April aB
against 133 In January and an aver
age of 129 for 193a.
Retail food prices, which are of
vital Interest to the consumer, are
affected materially by wholesale com
modity prices, but an increase in
wholesale prices does not mean a
corresponding increase in retail prictu
because nwny of the factors which
make retail prices average higher
than wholesale are fixed.
The retail food Index, based on
1913 as 100, stood at 108.2 In May as
against 105.2 in January. The average
for 1933 was 99.4. - .
- Eome citizens of Atlanwr Ga,, op
posed the building of street railways
many years ago, contending the
streets were too . narrow for trolley
cars. ... -
The number of beef cattle In
Florida has been estimated at 1,600,
000. and pasture land Is figured at
25-.000.000 aores.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
Full Steam Ahead!
s
GEE, IT WAS SWELL I FORGET IT,
OP YOUR DAD TO j NUTTY... HE COT
OFFER lb PAY MY J A kick OUT
WAY ON A J OF DoiNG .
CAMPING y-S IT'
POP SAYS THAT
HAPPINESS HA3
TO 'BE SHARED
VVITH SOMEONE,
TO GET ANY
KICK OUT OF IT.'
ZU( WE'VE GOT TO OUTFIT OURSELVES HL
S . COMPLETELY AND WE MUSTN'T FORGET
C WHERE ARE iL A THING... WE WONT BE WHERE J
I WE GOING fX CAM CRAB A PHNe AND J'i
odct ' '' T ORDER SOMETHING WE LEFT '
i kNow one r
THING.' WE'LL YOU'LL BE
HAVE TO TAKE 'SLEEPING
SOMETHING ( NEAR
ALONG TO J STREAMS,
kEEP THE MOSTLY,
MOSQUITOES WONT You,
AWAY.' J
l)
WELL. SCIENTISTS !&w9
YES'MR'( CLAIM THAT i-S
BIRCH... I nsH KILL GOSH.BUT
MOSQUITOES jWHO WANTS
Jl ? yL - '! - TbTAkEA
ys-j LL ' -y FISH 'TO BED
I
ll fc T i ug u mi orr ' S
' rt V " " J
gJW I TH' BULL O' TH' WOOPS V -a WA-BEEM. BECAUSE V
i. gggS - Z .. JUST CRACKEP HIS ALL A HAS-BEEN CAM
-h, , HAND, SHOWIM' THAT ; SHOW YOU'. S .HOWvi
lTTtrl ; KID HOW TO DO IT. ! NOT TO DO IT. THEY
o o Z"ZyT I' DON'T KNOW WHICH : NEVER SET ENOU6H
T 1.IL.. s TH' WORST, A ' I DONE TO SHOW you .
1 , , HASN'T, OR A HAS-y( PO IT y
9U. BT NEA Sf NVICC INC. THE TEACHER. T M Ma U PAT. Off, rj.rj J
There's a Reasoiir:"
m
.YOU GO pOWN fNP GET JOB-1
UON T CROE. F' TT'S UlGG NG Pi XnTCH
yOU'VC BUMMED M?PUND CUDLEVS
..... rdOfc:r nun
I vo--
, . V NL CHOUGH .v.
1 MH,rr AfTIONV YOU GCT A1 JOB.
CGHT TODAY lpNO t OONfT .
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Hill 'it ITS f
AND WE HAVEN'T
SPOKEN A WOet)
THAT'S MUTHN'I
HAVEN'T; TALKEP TO
MY WIFE,' FOB A WEEK
JEST DON'T DARE.
INTEURUPT -HE.O.-
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JOE PALOOKA -
The Trainers :
KIN YATIE IT fU THEY SAYS ALL THE X
TH' BOYS ARE AMERICAN CONOLY AN'
FOLLYIN' US I U3T5A FRENCHMUN ARE
THANQOVEHIAlCOMIN'TDO. iSAY WE I
FER "R-f FIGHT. GOTTA JOrt4 SEN'RAL
YA WONT BE I SCALLOPINI AN' MAK.E
THE TRAIN. WE BETTER
HURRY.
"Toh BOY OH BOC-
' ; ,V JOEY-M WHOOPEE.' ) GEE WHIZ I'M .
LONESOME, A THE. TRAIN. WE BETTER BiTEPffl 2 i ruVl'i k SZ&.?,
J OH SURE ) (T-N J-J A HUNOEROA
HIS MITT'SJ I f U-AN' NINETY
ALL BETTER. I WAS -WHAT SEVEN AN'
J I ST--A3 rr PLENTY A DO (Q THREE
GOOD A'Sll WORRlED.jYOO TjQUAFttERS
C'MON.GUYS AINT THAT U WELL, KD-
THERE'SSCALLYUAQUEER 1 OFF TO
WATTIN' , M LOOKIN' T HANGOVERIA
FERUS. Wpg TRAIN .B AN THE TITLE
1
d ill 1 Ti-V. iit- n. a rLi f i-A
SC0RCHY SMITH
WHAT TOOK You'X 6t-0 CHIEF
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o fcONS TO OET HERE f I -COULDN'T HEt-P IT-
(TrademarK Registered)
U. 8. Ptnt Of fln
Scorchy'g Suggestion
o fcONS TO OET HERE f I -tOULPN'T HK-P IT-
rVe BseN waitin' FoRyl We covers our
sovete an hour -S Vtracks cittin' -hbre,
aaan - w T
6oT IN OECT
'AF&R6 WS LEFT-
H6'S WAITIN
li BAK VSr?l
iW4 n A. r . A aiihu Bi.rvU . 7.7
( caREFUI, Boys, keep TO THE
i WATgR AND ROCKS - DON'T WANT
V AHyoNg TPAILIN' OS
nt )
-y .m.
Vf'SiMi; TH-sans Pope THeAH
' ' '' H0S'S
VHILe BACK AT FEATHER VALLtV l?ANCH-
HEAH'5 TH' WHOLB STORY-;
'BoOTTWCNTy STEEPS WAS STOLE
W6 TRACKED 'EM To WHEAH
Tney was i.oADep onto
TRUCKS -TH'fier OF
SEEMS TO ME,
ANN, YOU CAN SotVE
HO'S BACK OP AU THti
THAT'S ENOUGH ..TTvV. TKHU'no imi.
R M6 IF THEY KEEP.V NS BIR
l THIS 1 WOM'T HAVE ANY -
OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff
Blackbeards' Party!
fl EXCELLENCY, IT WAS 1 YoU V (PRINCE COMONOFfI
1?A120N AS0IN ! SETTEROFF,
If- - COUNTESS M AL.AT2KY
v. au'ty sit s m
THIS A
r
bGACONESS VERA Y
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1)1 PATY(-OR
llS THIS K-JBA
DIANA DANE
(Trademark Registered)
. U. S. Patent Office ,
AND CHANGE THB KECO!NE'5Vx CO
NAME TO 6VEL.VN--MAki6. OLOyA
V . r. FE.W SANaSTERLS---AF3?, N
1. PONT KNOW WHEKE WELL- -1 HAENTl ll SUGGEST, IN5TEAO OF AN EAUl-V
"Xe'ks Coins to Get" V eeaO vouK PlAv Plantation scene we suing ) fpC
THE HISTOCICAL CCSTOMEjl VET, BUT )- IX! UP TO PATg TuY'V wMi
KfOOL MV PLAV. DIANA f 1 1- ' N ( M-fKY C Jf.'h, l
AND CALL IT, "(JNCLH TOM'S
Penthouse".' tmeks, now,
7 ISN'T THITgai
.'.(SIMPLE
Slightly Revamped
ft 7
THE D1LLYS
LOADED
WITH
PEPPER
SUitE'S GLOVE!
Cs THERE NO ONE TO
PROTECT THE INN0CNT1
FROM DALTONS
DASTAROLV DEEDS?
STRANGE TICKLISH SENSATION
.CURRIES UP AND DOWN SUSIE'S
NOSE ALF PRESSES HIS
ADVANTAGE
uSIE BACKS AWAY.'
IHt KtrrtlC -IS
GETTING- IN ITS
- WORK .' ,
Virtue Is Its Own Reward
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