La Grande evening observer., July 12, 1934, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Five
SC0RCHY SMITH
(Trademark Registered)
n Patent Offlos
CLASSIFIED ADC
V(HI MlUUt FLACB Of CNlOH WALLOWA COTJNTTIM
Strategy
Besr thing voe can do 16 -tc
t faLUS KNOWEDTHET
well - fletcher's the
villain, all right he's the
unknown powerful man'
that cnn described as trying
KEEP UNDER COVER OF THIS
if
FLETCHER WAS AN ORNERY CUSS
BEFORE vV6 UEAV6
(Count Uto ing vordbi
to tba lies.) .
RATES BY MONTH
I Unas, per month '
-NEVER LlkEO HlVi - NONE OP
UP -THEM STRIKE Fof? THo&g
HILLS. IF THE GANGS HIDEOUT
WE BETref? OBLITERATE
.aJ.50
TH' BOVS DID4 TH' WAY HE MADE
ALL SlflNSTHATWEVS
Par' una, lat lwrtlon
8 Unas, per month .
4 llnea, per month .
6 Uxm, per month .
l IN THERE, THEY'LL FbSTCjUARPS
ann think he was her friend
to Force her to give up
BEEN HERE -WIGHT
Per Jlne, each added codmo-
4.0fl
M.Tt
ON FLETCHER'S TRAIL
-AN' ALL TH TIME WAS HER
FlNP IT BEST LATER Nor i
THE RANCH -
utlw liueruon .
.U
Vs. WORST ENEMY .'
. fHn1iY.mil cbUg. OH on
ordar '
Each additional Una orer tlTe
r
To LCT HIM KNOW W5 gi
charged at 00c per Una par month.
Thursday, July 12, 193J
r-51 1 WAL. SCORCH V.THEvX' BeSTTHINS VOE CAN Po 616 I
,'(';!L -0" struck our straight keep under cover of this v
Wj : &&ftiSM FERTH' H1LL4ACP0S5
JSf V.Sk rr tl eAH - AIN'T TROOBW
SB NO MORE 'BOOT
.' " -fr -aj ;:: il W y, COMERIN' theah y
- Ifcfl.i.. J J.V . EJ -
i -. - ir,tf,i v,..,ifnh. i na i iiaa i - . ,
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FOR SALE
FOR BALE A good home on Y Ave.,
nice yard, modern plumbing. 4
rooms $980.00; al&O.OO cash; bal
ance on terms. Williamson & Berry.
7-12-2 t.
CAR. GOOD condition for team,
wagon, harness. Will sell drag saw.
Ford truck; and. wood equip. Inq.
last House on East X. 7-12-3 tp
8-RM. HOUSE In North TJnlon, with
1 14 acres, shade trees, 80 fruit
trees and barn, $2,000. Terms. Inq.
2018 Cedar St., La Qrande.
7-10-3 tp
8 FT. REFRIGERATED case, A-l con
dition. Also soda fountain. Imblcr
Cash Store. 8-29-t f
WOOD PRICES Oreea, o. o. d. or
dered now. 16" round unapllt, $4.75
cord; 12" unspllt, $5.00; four ft.
$4.26; 18" spilt $5.00; 12" spilt $5.25.
Smith's Fox Farm. 8-18-1 mp.
FOR SALE Pine, country home, 10
A., mod. Improvements. C. E. Oump.
6-23-1 mp
SCRATCH PAPER tor school or home
at the Observer. 2 pads for Bo.
e-14-t i.
SAD SAM GIBSON
WINS 18-INNING
PITCHING BATTLE
II j' The Associated Press
Sad Sam Gibson may bo excised
for smiling a bit today.
San Francisco's doleful twlrlercame
out on top last night In the Coast
league's greatest 1034 pitching duel,
beating Dutch Lleber of the Missions
In 18 gruelling Innings, 5-1.
Tho Stars banged three Angel
hurlers for 17 hits to win the opener
12-7, despite four baggers by Bmcad
Jollcy arid Vlncl Dl Magglo, Holly
wood outfielders, the Angels took the
short second game, 7-4.
! Four baggers by Tobtn, Berger and
Ellsworth and a triple by Berger
powered Seattle to a 9-1 win over
Portland to even the -series 1-1. How
ard Cragheacl was hit freely by the
Beavers but went the route.
Tallying seven runs in the first
three innings and another in the
fifth, Sacramento romped thrcugh to
an 8-1 triumph over Oakland. Manuel
Salvo limited the Oaks to seven hits.
MISCELLANEOUS
ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick
Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally.
4-30-lm
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa
pers, etc. Good service, reasonable
. prices, G, E. Tbwery. Ph. 455 W.
4-20-t t.
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal
les Furn. store. A. A. Pldler, mgr.
Ph. 885 J, . J-31-t 1.
WANTED
TO BUY binder, Dcerlng
Deere. P. O. Bo 22.
or John
7-12-3 tp
FURN., HDW., dotoea. Urea, stoves,
old gold. Anything used. D. Zim
merman. ' 8-15-1 m.
FOR TRADE
FOR. TRADE Man's practically new
overcoat, size 42, for wood or what
have you. Call Observer. 7-12-3 tp.
Baseball Standings
Coast League Standing
W. L.
Hollywood - 12 4
San Francisco - 12 5
Los Angeles 10 7
Missions 8 8
Seattle 0 8
Sacramento 7 10
Oakland 5 11
Portland 3. 14
YeKLerriay'K ItesilIU '
San' Francisco 5, Mission 1 (18 In
nlngs).
Hollywood 12-4. Los Angeles 7-7,
Seattle 9, Portland 1,
Sacramento 8, Oakland 1.
Pet.
.750
.708
.588
.529
.529
.412
.313
.170
T
FOR SEVEN WEEKS"
Writes Mrs. Johnson After
Using Kellogg's All-Bran
Sufferers from constipation will
be interested in this unsolicited
letter:
"Your All-Bran surely relieves
constipation, I am so glad over the
good it has done me that I feel I
must write and tell you of it.
"For lunch I take a banana, , a
large one. Six tablespoons of All
Bran in a sauce dish, and dip
banana at each bite until all is
consumed. I haven't been consti
pated now for seven weeks." Mrs,
Louise Johnson, 1433 Forest Street,
Denver, Colorado.
.. Constipation often causes head
aches, loss of appetite and energy;
sleeplessness. This condition is
usually due to lack of "bulk" to ex
ercise the intestines, and vitamin B
to further promote regular habits
Kellogg's All-Bran has both, as
well as ironjfor the blood.
The "bulk" in All-Bran is much
like that in leafy vegetables. With
in the body, it forms a soft mass.
Gently, it clears out the wastes.
Try All-Bran in place of patent
medicines often harmful. Twc
tablespooiifiils daily will overcome
most types of constipation. Chronic
cases, with each meal. If not re
lieved this way, see your doctor.
Use as a cereal, or in cooking
feecipes on the red-and-green pack
age. , Sold by nil grocers. Made by
Kellogg in Battle Creek.
American League Standings
W. L.
New York - 47 27
Detroit 48 29
Boston 42 35
Cleveland 30 36
Washington 30 30
St. Louis 31 30
Philadelphia - 30 48
Chicago - -. 25 51
Yesterday's Results
At Cleveland 4. New York 0.
At Detroit 13. Washington 7.
Only games scheduled.
UotDING To THE FAINT SIGNS OF THE .V "1 '
TRAIL (THey FIND VIHERE FLETClJER AND 3 K-'-.ftM r PI 14 ' VKsM '
HIS TWO COMPANIONS LEFT THtT CREEK BeP. SataaJ J B S wfcJ
f o4V
m4(
JOE PALOOKA
National League- Standiiifrs
W. L.
New York 40 28
Chicago 48 30
St. Louis 43 32
Pittsburgh 38 34
Boston 30 30
Brooklyn "r.S?.....Sr. 32 45
Philadelphia 31 47
Cincinnati 24 49
Yesterday's liesult
At Boston 1-1, ClUcago 3-2.
At New York 3, Pittsburgh 1.
At Philadelphia 5. St. Louis 2.
At Brooklyn' 5. Cincinnati 2.
Pet.
.035
.623
.545
.620.
.600
.443
.403
.329
Pet.
.63S
.615
.673
.528
.603
.418
.397
.329
City Maintains Its
Position on Retailing
(Continued Prom Page One)
that she was quitting her beer busi
ness to give Gardlneer an opportunity
to open an establishment here.
The commissioners also acted' on a
request from the SERA asking if ad
ditional contributions toward office
rental could bo expected from the
city, which at present Is paying $10
per month toward rental of the
rooms in the Sacajawea Annex. The
commission turned the matter over to
the manager with power . to act, and
tho understanding the SERA would
be notified that La Grande. would be:
unable to furnish any additional
funds for rental payments. , .
Bills for the month of June were
ordered paid in the amount of. 82.
022.95. The manager's report showed
$2009.30 In general warrants retired,
and a 81.000 water bond paid during
the last fortnight. Cash on hand'
totaled $4,188.58, divided as follows::
La Grande bank $1,876.03, Portland
bank $238.08. cash $1115 78 and the
remainder In warrants. . .
SIX TAX WITHOUT Sl'NM'RX
You can have a smooth even sun
tan without the discomfort of Sun
burn If you apply McKesson's BUtlN
TONE. It cools burning skin and
heals inflammation. Easy to apply
does not show or soil clothing. Ask
your druggist for a tube of BURN
TONE today only 29c Adv.
THE tea for Icctl lea. Because it has
a rich flavor that the melting ice can't drown, y
Because it's never bitter when you make your
tea a little stronger for iced tea. Schilling
Tea has these special qualities
because it's TOASTED.
Schilling
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All Out
f rl phew ttsa priddv ) If palooka's probabi vea.h buy he's OH yeah? lV they're gittin' th' S look-they are waiting
I MOVE AROUND- V HARD WORK-PWSVNr : IN BUM SHAPE . -4 GOT ALl THEM k HE'LL BUST THAT TCW4 ALL DECORATED- f FOR US AT THE STATOON . !
KEEP THAT aaysT1 - THAT'S OUR ONlK- f FIGHTS FROM HIS WAND ON TIN 1 HE ARRIVES VDAV . LISTEN-THEY ARE PLAYING , lEafVi
LEFT OUT pff . j HOPS.' WE'LL HAVE BARNSTORMING TOUR i IN ONE ROUND THEY SW EVEN TH' THE NATIONAL ANTHEM . f00MSSMiis
JAB-ACEA1N- V,ft??v--wS. SIX. WEEK'S OF J UNDER HIS BELT AN' ( AND THEN LT"LL I KING'S GONNA BE OUT V THE CONQUERING HERO ff ' , ' .TN
WORK-GET ; "VX CY5m-- HARD TRAINING f TINI A1NT BOUGHT BE CURTAINS ji TO MEET HIM . 7 IS COME... ..... , -i G-GOLIX , j
1 IN THERE - r v- ONfSV"' Vl AS A HANDICAP . SINCE TH' BLINTZKY lHOPE.'j -n' , S r-VT ''' OT"" ft-.'
JAB j- f. AWK K ON HIM. 1 BATTLE. ro , 1 fJ. fVV'' fK'T
l' ' Q
THAT'S ALU SHE GOT MARRIED FER
JIST TO GIT OUTA WARSHIN PISHES
TH' HULL REASOW.' SHE'LL JIST HAND
THAT GUY A CAM AND A SPOOM EVEV
MEAL. WHY, H&'S SAPPY ENOUGH TO
EAT OUT OF A NOSE BAG, SO SHE WON'T
Mr- I WbHE5 WHV ELSE
WOULU t.Ht MflRRy A GUY WITH HARDLY
INUriiNf.l.Ui Hfc A EASY MARX
THAT 5 WHY I KNOW HER!
tA
V1
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OH, BOSH
I . SUPPOSE
I GOT MARRIED
TO GET OUT
OF WORK,
TOO, HAH?
O t34 BY HE SERVICE. INC.
W HV MOTHER'S GET GRAY.
i w Hcq u. s put, oft.
MRS. ESTES DIES !
AT JOSEPH HOME
JOSEPH (Spcc.nl) Mrs. T. N.
E-ntca, who has been crltlcnlly 111 the
past five weeks, passed on Monday
evcnlns nt the homo of her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Christy, and funeral ser
vices were held Wednesdny at the
Methodist church. Interment was In
tho Prairie creek cemetery.
Mrs. Estes was Julta Tucker and
was one of the few pioneers now liv
ing. Sh and her late husband were
among the homesteaders of the early
days, came hero about 60 years ago
and settled on Upper Pralrlo creek.
There are nine living children, James,
of Imnaha, Mrs. Mary Cole, Mrs. Cora
Scott. Mrs. Henry SChrtsty, William,
Oscar and Hugh, of Joseph, Mrs.
Oliver Hepburn, of Klamath Palls and
MrB. Fred German, living in Michi
gan. Mrs. Estes would, have been 84
yenrs old In October. -
1 SicQay9s Stores I
Ssm-Prooff Paint
"Tho Pnlnt Thftt Lasts"
PITTSBURGH PAINT
STORK
Phone 153-J m Elm'st.
CLASSIFIED
gt as
Yes, lodies choose any of Wadham
3 size jars best suited to your canning
needs. Your choice of Wadhoms
Coffee Is a matter of superior quality
and flavor.
1-2-3.1,
WIDE MOUTH
Reusable Glass Jars
DSLfj
Distributor: Interior Oroccry Co.,,JUt Grande ,(4 :t,,t
m
Store No. 1 1704 Adams
Phone JLiin 515
Member of
N. R. A.
Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd. W
Phone Main 100 W
Friday and Saturday Specials
Snowflake
CRACKERS
2-lb. caddy .
M. J.B.Rice Certo Milk
2-lb. 1 2 AKs Mt. Vernon
Pkg. 111. Bottles DL 5 Cans
m
BLACK TREE TEA
Tea strainer free with each pkg.
pkg. -- 65c
Leslie's Iodized
SALT
2-11). package
2 Pkgs. ..
Jell Powder
Preferred Stock -t A
3 Pkgs
Lux Flakes
25c
Large
SUGAR
20 lbs.
Wheaties
pkirs 23c
Save your grocer's sales slip and mail with 25c to Betty Crocker, Minneapolis',
Minn., and receive "Lifetime" Chromium Siifcar and Creamer Set FREE. '
Kraft's Cheese
Swiss, American, .Vel
veota, 8-oz. pkg. nn"
2 PkgS, ... mds
1 Beef Roasts
3 Pound 9c
Light Bacon
Pound 24c g
ea Cabbage I Oranges
Cantaloupes ti
Medium size,
l)iicard
the knife
forlife
The Ever Dangerous
Bread Knife Is Needed
No More
The finest bread comes to
you pre - sliced, already for
the table, sandwiches or the
toaster.
It eliminates cut fingers,
crumbs and waste.
Your bread remains fresh to
the last slice because of a
special baking process.
Ask your grocer for Dutch
Maid Sliced Bread.
llonic-Owncd
K. J. McWillianis
La Grande Baker?
I
n Solid Hcntis, m amnu,
fl Pound 12 Down
tm ,.......
49c
25c
3 for
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