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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1934)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. CLASSIFIED ADC .Vrin iuiui run or xmox waij-owa count (Count tin inrtit wonu to the line.) Far Una, Ut lnwrtlon , 10 Per line, eeb added cpaaso utlva Insertion , , -, te &ATZ8 by month - ... I line, per month el. BO 8 lines, per month llnee, per montn M lln.ee, per montn f " Been Additional lino otot tire eherged at 60a per line per montn. Minimum ohargs on one order r r FOE SALE MISCELLANEOUS 8-RM. HOUSE in North. Union, with 1V4 ncrcs, oliode trees, 60 rrult trees and barn, 2,000. Terms. Inq. 2016 Cedar St., In Grande. i 7-10-3 tp ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balmcfl, 203 N Ave. .Readings Dally. 4-30-lm WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, eto..Good service, reasonable prices, Q. B. Towery. Ph. 465 W. . . . 4-20-t f. USED Oil COOK STOVES, 2.60 up; used. Meadows electric . washer, $35.00; used Oulbranson. piano, $125.00; used Windsor rockers, W.76 up; used bicycle (boy's), $15.00. Ex change Dep't., Bohnenkamp's. 7-10-2 t. WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 -J. - l-si-t f. Tuesday, July 10, 1934 Paee Five tl , RASPBERRIES ou the bushes.. Mrs. L:c Wright. Phone 205 M. 7-9-2 t. i 80 ACRES IN VALLEY. Has ft nice crop of rye on place, 2-6 ol crop ' goes with place. Price at $40 an acre with easy terms. This to o real , buy. Williamson & Berry. 7-9-3 t 8 FT. REFRIGERATED ca30. A-l con dition. Also soda lountaln. Imbler Cosh Store. 8-29-t t A FEW SPECIALS In portable and standard typewriters etlll.on hand, broken lots carbon half price. Tuckcy Typewriter Service. 7-5-8 t. OUR BUSINESS at Kamela, grocery store, lunch room and 4 cabins., 7-3-6 tp. WOOD PRICES Green, c. o. d, or dered now. 16' round unspllt, $4.75 cord; 12" unspllt, $5.00; four ft. $4.26; 16" split $5.00; 12" split $5.25. , Smith's Fox Farm. 6-18-1 mp.- FOR SALE Fine, country home, 10 A., mod. Improvements. C. E. Gump, . 6-23-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER for school or noroe at the Observer. 3 pads for. Bo. w t 0-14-t i. PLAY HAY FOR CHILDREN HELD "We'll beat you next time." "We'd have won If 7 "Our best play er wasnt here," wero some of the comments heard at the end of the ball games scheduled Play day be tween various grades of the J. H. Ackermnn Training school. Results of the .games were: : , JThlrd ., grade' versus fourth and fifth grades, 7-5 In the former's fa vor. - ; Red. team versus 3roen team. made up - of, sixth and sevonth grade pu pllq, 8-3 In the former's favor,, - .In spite. of: th& usual disappoint ment -at losing and weather none too favorable v for strenuous exercises, splendid- sportsmanship and coopera tion were displayed throughout . the . Play day activities.!, . July sixth will be remembered as one of the pleasant experiences of the summer session. The detailed decennial state cen sus taken in Kansas since 1805 will be omitted next year for reasons of ecrnnmy, - . . FOR RENT ONE OP THE CHOICEST homes In town, 1702 Oak street. All modern conveniences. See or phone Grace -Snyder.-" v ... 7-9-tf. WANTED WANTED Small used pianos Must be reasonable price, or will trade for electric sewing machine. Call 131 R. - 7-10-2 tp FURN., HiDW., clothes, tires, stovea. old gold. Anything used. t. Zim merman. 8-15-1 m. LOST 1-A EASTMAN folding camera. Re ward. Ph. 488 J. 7-10-2 t. OBSERVER carriers collection book. Return to Observer. Reward. - 7-9-3 tp. WILL THE PERSON who removed music from envelope -at, P. O. Sat. pleat leave at Music store as party was seen taking it by employes. No questions asked. ' ' T'M -t Pioneer Picnic Here , 'To Be Biggest in Years (Continued Prom Page One) As Is generally known, the day starts off with th0 arrival, of the re plica of the original train from Is land City. In the coach of the train which leaves .the - Iolaud at 9:00 o'clock will be the oldest ploneers which can be found. A program will be offered nt the station at 9:30 on the arrival of the train and there are some special numbers to be given here that the committee haTe secured but are not yet announcing. The parade to the park will form at 10:00 o'clock and will reach the park prob ably at 11:00. Prom that time on the pioneer meeting will have much the same outline as in previous years with buslncai meeting, program and opportunity for visiting.and a basket lunch at noori.: It Is stressed that each family. 13 to bring its own lunclv the coffee and i cream to be provided by. the association. -. One additional feature and one which premises to have great sig nificance is the reunion of students of the old Blue Mountain academy. This is scheduled fcr 6:30 o'clock and will also be held at Riverside park. - FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser . ...... The Great Shontasse! been there , myself.' great hunting and fishing, ..after you stock Your supplies, AT FALLEN LEAF, YOU'LL HAVE TO Portage. OVER CRAG MEADOW TO CHINOOK.' r , r ,T CAN OUTFIT You BOYS ) VITH EVERYTHING FROM A ll CANOE TO A FLASHLIGHT.... (1 - ND, WHAT'S MORE,. I KNOW t L THAT NORTH COUNTRY 1 YOU'RE GOING INTO .' y ' l--- T TO CHINOOK ST" WHEKI YOU GET THERE, LOOK UP W AH INDIAN GUIDE NAMED SHONTASSE.... T l i ' J. HE'LL TAKE YoU WHERE YOU WANT TO J SWELL, V GO... AND HE KNOWS THOSE - MR' i.-,T, -T. WOODS ! t,. 7 BIRCH !;. s : N ii!mBBnc'; a SHONTASSE IS SMARTER THAN THE ANIMALS HE TRACKS. ..AND HE HAS Tt BET. ..'HE HAS EYES LIKE A HAWK,, ..BEST TRACKER IN THE NORTH WOODS.' 8" 'ff'. NOTHING MOVES '-' i WITHOUT HIS KNOWING. IT... I BET THAT INDIAN COULD HEAR A FALLING ' ARCH, AT FIFTY YARDS.' OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWF ANGLES Seeing Isn't Believing, j ToB ALU alus i c well.whv srt eit'edT hEhVoont get " wm NAW1, EE.T W-Wifth IKSST -i OTSji' HIT JES COME TER ME NOW, ICk? TH' GAME TVVT -STUFF -SO JiSTOCLEN tSPlR x ft ' I J DEy .HAIN'.NO WOLH9 IM1 'fJR,EJr?hi;r5t'E',':': close. 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SUCH SCENERY jJ1! f AN' 'S.YURRUP YOULD JlST U30K UKE A ,.V, CHAIN. ,- , , : SAY. Ill I 1 ITS BANKS. AH THOSE NIGHTS. ,rMiSS I i 's ONtT TO BE OBSERVED ThmMM- ) I SCALUY 1 DIRTY BACK YARD BACK HOME. , ., P Ujr4 S GYPSY MUSIC. ! ,y vL uiMg J - W ,N HANGOVERIA f j -J k! Zjffl h TAUKIN'l GOLLN-1 NEVER APPRISHIATUD d QLLY OF THE MOVIES by Qlleridorff j . , .. , ... ,,'Tisn't Over Yet, Pete!. Olly's .eceptto. to 'FoWeign M lW f f WT : sol L Wf' M. an. ms. G,ns' NOBILITY IS A GREATER jSUC- f& ZAOE, CERTAINLY KNEW ARE HERE, SrADJ " "te pNCE- WONDERFUL L ANO' MG. PETE MSCUE - There are. three .group WTC K We attepJ Youra n s-omcViing -ib - - ( T!rfr1 vXH. ffl present: OLLYis servants, who 4"?-" lin'V Kfev p PAiaTV You're on v say to that . k pco -rvc a k' ) I V . ARE. A GROUP OF SOKAVIAN ... M RM KPJOT'f V'l! " NOBILITY, WORKING SECRETLY; THE M . f5'S"p. . fcJfol' USYd :SC ACKIRS ENGAGED &1eT,.J- W f M , cJuST ANOTHER -PUBLICITY STUNT: . , 1 1 DIANA DANE 'T.TtXT , " Among the Cast SOOH AS THE STAGE IS K-IN I BE IN Tfr DON'T eoTHEK ME 1- I WANNA BE IN I loH-- I SUESS "321 , SOODV-lJOOOV.I I r '' ' (FINISHED WE CAN START JPLAV, TOO, DIANA V . NOW, SLMER. ' V-J( TH' SHOW, DIANA. WE CAN FIND itCT 13 1 ALGEADV (. 9 . I JpT Vl!!l j A SC0RCHY SMITH (Trademarc Itoglatered) O. 8. Patent OIIlc A Discovery Tfl, a p. A'i n.in,. ni- H(TCIN& THE TEAM TO THE ONPgRCARpiASE, 5COK.HV Soon ha4 the punc our :OF the ditch. , Tey ser out to pick up the' trail of the outlaws- Meah's th' Place WHEAH THEY LOADED TH' STEERS ONTO TROCKS TH' TRUCKS COMB UP TtilS APROYo from th' Roap , . fN wtNi Dntrfls in SAME WAY - OF THEM UlEtJr j I TUIC UAV riU horses f ML. 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