La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 18, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWF ANGLES Not So Dumb CLASSIFIED ADC IBM MABSBT FLACB OW CNIOM WALLOWA COUMTUW RUNNIN1 FROM A SNAKE. no! mv feelin's HAH f WfcUU, MIS 1 IT KINDA VELLOW,TO BUKJ AWAY AM' LEAVE YOUR BABy BROTHER? COULDM' VOU FEEL TH' WACOM GIT LISHT. WHEN HE FELL OUT? WAS ALL TOOK - (Oount fire avtrnge worti to the line.) UP WITH TH' KATB3 BY MOUTH 1 Unem, per month . -tl.60 l.OO SNAKE Per line, let insertion- S llnee, per month . t Unee, per month . 1 lln,ee, per month . Per line, each added oonaeo- utlve lneertlcn - U -lie yitmiiT charge on one acta additional Una oym tire ohaxged at Wo per line per month. COULPN1 YOU hfcEL IT SUDPENLV PULL EASIER? COULPN'VOU FEEL S A FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Wednesday, July-18, 1934 r ON THE 0OB HERE, V HAVE.-A YOU GOTTA f NO GOTTA DA MON, ) YA MEAN YOU VsONT. ' WITH THE. GPvS. i tE. MON'TO TW-A IA MO GWE-A DA GIVE ME ANY MORE CURLEY' CMH' GA"3 ScVOAT? W UTTLE 5HWMPJ 2? fL.yC T HEftE.ANO I'LL jmjj YOU HCfNRO ME. I V ( TtlW 1 N0'A, 7 WHAT-A M COME. OUT HERE, V -COME OUT ' I ' TAN YOUO j . COLORED FRYERS and hens, alive or dressed. Fresh eggs. We deliver, 1323 V AVe. 7-18-3 tp FOR 8 ALB Apricots. F. W. King. May Park. Ph. 203 J. 7-17-8 t. FOR SALE. One 1-ton Interna tional truck with flat bed. Licensed and In A-l mechanical .condition. Terms cash. Apply Hugh E. Brady, Sncajawea Annex. Phone Main 111. 7-14-3t COLORED FRYERS and fat hens. Alive or dressed, 132S V Ave. 7-13-4 tp. 8 FT. REFRIOERATED case, A-l con dition. Also soda fountain. Imbler Cash Store. 6-29-t f WOOD PRICES Green, o. o. d. or dered now. 16" round unspllt, 94.75 cord; 12" unspllt, 15.00; four ft. 4.25; 16" split 5.00; 12" split $5.25. SmltU'o Fox Farm. 6-18-1 mp. FOR SALE Fine, country home, 10 A., mod. Improvements. O. E. Gump. 6-23-1 mp BCRATCH PAPER fcr school or home at the Observer, 2 pads for So. e-u-t i. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK ASTROLOGER tin, Frederick Balmea, 203 N Ave, Readings Dally. 4-30-lin WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, etc. Good service, reasonable prices, O. B. Towery. Ph. 465 W. 4-20-t 1. WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-81-t t WANTED FURN., HDW., clottiea, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 8-15-1 m. SUG-AR AND FLOUR PORTLAND. July 18 (F) . Sugar Berry or fruit, 100s, $3.45; bales, $5.55; beet, $5,35. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery, 5 to 25-bbl. lots: famllypat ent 08s, $7.05 $7.40; bakers' hard wheat, $6.20 $6.45; blended flour, $5.35 ( $6.50; bakers' bluestem, $6.35 &$6.45. UNION PERSONALS PORTLAND, July 18 () Cattle: 25, quotably steady. Steers: Good common and medium, $2.25 $5.25; heifers, good common and medium, $2.50 $4-25; cows, good, common and medium, $2,25 $3.25; low cutter and cutter, $l.25$2.25; bulls, good and choice $3.25 $3.50; cutter, common and medium, $2.50 $3.25; vealera, good and choice, $4.50 a$5.60; cull, common and medium, $2.50 $4.50; calves, good and choice, $4.00 $5.50; common and medium, $2.00 $4.00. Hogs: 300, strong to 10c higher, lightweight, good and choice, $4.75 $5.75; medium weight, good and choice, $5.10 (rf $5.75; heavyweight, good and choice, $4.35y $5.75; pack ing sows, medium and good, $3.25 $4.00. , Sheep: 500; weak to 25c lower; lambs, good and choice $5.50( $6.00; common and medium, $4 50 $5.50; yearling wethers, $3.25 ty $4.75; ewes, good and choice, $1.75 ( $2.50; cull, common and medium, $1.00ia $2.00. FOKTLANO PRODUCE PORTLAND, July 18 P) Butter Prints, A grade, 24c; parchment wrnp ped cartons, 25c; quantity purchases : y2c Lb. less; B grade, parchment wrappers, 23 Vic; cartons 24 '2c. j Butterfat Portland delivery A ygrade delivered at leait twice weekly, 21i23c; country routes, 18(i20c lb.; . B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 20 ft- 22c; country routes, 17 (?t 19c; C grade at market. Eggs Sales to retailers Private firms: specials, 24c; extras 22c; extra frenh extra brown, 22c ; standard, 20c; fresh mediums 20c; medium firsts 18c checks 17c; bakers 15c dozen. I g $ Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Oalle and chil dren, Barbara, David and Joan, are expected back from Portland soon, where they have been transacting business for the past week. Shirley stayed with Betty Jo Bell while her parents were away. It was a rather heavy-eyed group of Epworth Leaguers that started off to Wallowa Lake at three a. m. Sunday for most of them were too busy or too excited to sleep the night before. Gilbert Courtrlght's big truck was more than loaded with bedding, grub and young people for there were about 30 crowded in besides the camp equipment. Those who went over Sunday were Elm a, Esther and Evan Halsey, Wanda, Wythel, Harold, Don na, Eunice and Betty Ackley, Ethel and Kathleen Conklin, Betty Cad well, Bcrntce Gamblll, Bernlece Klnscy, Vance and Franklin Terrell, Marvin Titus, Earl Cock, Harlan Hall, How ard Arnt, rrest Barnhart, Phyllis and Allen Courtright, Basil Stedman, Mrs. Louisa Burwell and Mrs. Lulu Ackley. Leonard Clark and Helen Marie Nelson went over on Monday, Elsworth Halsey, president of the league, expects to go over on Tues day or Wednesday. Mrs. J. P. Hutchinson and daugh ter, Mary, Donna Clair Galo and Mrs, Will Hutchinson and daughters, El- dora and Wilma, drove to Wallowa Lake Saturday to spend a few days. The girls will take. In &part of the League Institute. Donald Gale and son, Billy, are spending this week on the Big Mlnam fishing. Miss Frieda Brown has been en gaged as office girl 'at the Hot Lake sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wetzel and chil dren, of La Grande, were visitors at the M. S. Levy home Sunday, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser What's in a Name! DOES YOUR LAST NAME SHONTASSE. f WE'LL CALL YOU BELLE NAME HAPPEN ) MY FATHER HIM FONTAINE IF You LIKE, TO BE FRENCH, MY MOTHER HIM BUT IF WE EVER NEED SHONTASSE INJUN.... SHONTASSE YOU IN A HURRY, WE'RE 2 J HIM TOO LONG NAME... GONNA CALL YU j S SHONTASSE FIRST NAME v. SHONTASSE U -L- TELETONTAINE ' iyr ' SHONTASSE BAD NAME f HAWk Too much W MEAN OLD CROW IN i WHY NOT ukE wolf, ONLY V INJUN. ..SHONTASSE ( -WST LET ) HAWK FLY AND ) NOT OLD CROW.. HIM f ir.ulw WOLF RUN. So AL LIKE HAWk SHONTASSE J I LIKE HAWK. THEN? No LIKUM BE , fl SHONTSSE-n. OKAY CHUCOLDX i 1 MEBBE LIKUM YbU i i BoY.. CHARLIE A i ll HfcJM ' i a itoSL Z'tnvu. QMS THING AT ATI MB .,f, (U (i Cr.R.wiLLinMS. 7-19 T. M. RCO. y.V pt. orr. JOE PAL00KA Looking Good t VAISH YOU'D GIVE ME MY P N ADVANCE. I'D UKE TO WIRE A BET ON JOE TO NEW ORK KNOBBY- NEVER SEEN HIM LOOK SO GOOD AND l'VET&WNED HIM A LOT d OF BIG FIGHT5.fl I AVl 7. J A I I 7TC- vTl V BEAUTIFUL NOW BOX VrOH SURE . I I -7 7 V'' A i . J? ( ' FETE HOLD YOUR I WON'T HURT WHATTA I THROW Sii Q '!, jflSii.M A , ---y.ll ' ) PUNCHES -HE'S HIM OH BOY- . YA. Wn 'EM FAST- rr4W. A A ( 'V , A MIDDLEWEIGHT- 1 1 f FEEL, SWELL THINK, wu follow ior-.-JSK :r k iV t. ...a.' 1 f r-v :, just training "i le's go. , boys? 0LLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff Pete Would Be Surprised, Too!, BTpio You eveu see "5 well, goYs,l M S" MAVE YotJP Cameras' I b WNlTlPr JillrOCJL (COUNVVZi I SO MANV GUYryT-'M GOING , 7 12EADV; TWIS OUGHT TO ; V- U B LOOK ALIKE- TO T"IND 4riC-r RlNNV- I'M GOING -id&f ' V T fNQG . I I THINK IT'S ONE 7 -, OUT n iWSU TO PULL ONE BIRD'S A -P ' VJcb H iSuWjm SC0RCHY SMITH ' ' Voices f TXET'STH' W MYHUNPRBD A MONTH - 1 4OT;S ' 1 V f ' ' f BV-WBP ME Pl4 HI4 WAV L J f fe Storv- 1 -rasT's all I'm WorryiN' UV3t1 m VN , jj, ;' J' t& the rear oFtwe cabin- te,jJsa I U?rJ 4wstls ; la. ; life ues :-AiSaff. :'. f r - earn Sf ' tf)&: $CORCHY PI4ES FROM THE SHADOWS GLANCES ABoOT THE OUTLAW CAWP. ffttliX'" " V j - JJ J?T TM NI&HT SILENCE IS 6ROK6M ONly g1 A DISTANT GROUP OF OUTLAWS PLAYING tojS t-'&'A'W-l Jdffyil- CARPS UNBER ft LANT6RN. Ct-OSEg, TH6 CAglN QLEAMS WITH U6MT. - j From a lighted, open window, a low VOICE REACHES HIM FLETCHCR THEN A DEEPER Voice WITH A STRoNSy ACtENT HE CREEPS NEARER . DIANA DANE (Trademark JlcRlflterod) U. 8. 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