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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1934)
Friday, July 20, 1934 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE Page Seven OUT OUR WAY CLASSIFIED ADS TH MAKKIT PUCI Or CNIOH WALLOWA C OUKTIM ' (Count (Its average word to the 11ns.) RATSS BY MOHTB I unsk, per month 8 Unas, per month 4 lines, ner month .n.H .SS-3A .4.00 nt une, let insertion. 1M Per line, each added oonuo- utlvs Insertion . 0 Unas, per month . -4.7e Ulnlmom charge on ona order ' th .ffrtlHnnflt Itn. n iM oharged at 60o per 11ns per month, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 16" SLAB WOOD, large load. Call 3GG W. 7-20-1 m . .b'. By J. R, Williams I THE NEWFANGLES It Won't Take Much! -.! ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally. 4-30-lm t HOUSE ON OAK St., vulued 4 yrs. ago at $5,000. Will take $1,250; terms. Or will trade for good tim ber land If near La Grande. Smith at Pox Farm, 7-19-1 i tp COLORED FRYERS and hens, alive or dressed. Fresh eggs. We deliver, 1325 V AVe. 7-18-8 tp t'OR SALE A;jrlcote. May Park. Ph. 293 J. F. W. King. 7-17-6 t. I IT. REFRIGERATED 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, 84.76 cord; 12" unspllt, 86.00; four ft. 84.26; 16" split 86.00; 12" split 8S.2S. Smtthto Fox Farm. 8-18-1 mp. FOR SALE Fine, country home, 10 A.( mod. Improvements. C. E. Gump. 6-23-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER for scnooi or home at the Observer. 3 pads for 6o. 8-14-t I FOR RENT FOR RENT Modern 5 room houre, freshly decorated and painted. See J. R. Oliver. . 8-30-8 t WRIGHT AGAIN NAMED HEAD OF PIONEERS (Continued From Page One) to 'come out of It," Mr. Wright re sponded. In hlB few but very concise remarks Mr. ' Wright spoke for the pioneers and gave glimpses of pio neer history. Mr. Wright is in his 03rd year but it Is generally con ceded that he has lost none of his oratorical power. The Hon. Walter M. Pierce described interestingly Pioneer Day in Washing ton D. C. Interspersing the program was some other excellent numbers music by the Ladies Triad Choir, with Jack Dennis of Pendleton as the soloist. Miss Hilda Anthony accompanist and Mrs. A. L. Richardson, director, vocal solos by Alfred Meyers and a reading by Mrs. Naomi Williamson McNeill, of Rochester, N. Y. Names of pio neers from a distance who had regis tered in at the meeting were read by James D. Slater. FlitK IX MUfLl'XlNtt DUX WEST POINT, N. Y. The United States Military academy here has betn producing "men of iron" as proved , in battle and in the strife bt athletic competition for years, but here's ft new bit of testi mony : Cadet James 6, prierly, 37, of Beverly, N. J. was on guard in a sentry boy during a brief thunder storm when with an ear-splitting WE WILL CLEAN VP jour ashes, pa pers, etc. Good service, reasonable prices. O. B. Towery. Ph. 465 W. 4-20-t t. WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t t WANTED TO BORROW $260 for 6 months on good security. Write Box A. Ob server. 7-20-3 tp. FURN., HDW., clothes. Urea, stoves, out gold. Anything Used. D. Zim merman. 8-16-1 m. LOST LOST Somewhere on line of parade very fine Indian bag. Name of own er Inside. Report to this office. 7-20-1 t. FOUND RIM, TIRE and tube, 30x3'. Inquire at Ford garage. - 7-20-1 t. crash, a bolt of lightning smashed the roof of the box, demolished the stock of the gun Cadet Brlerly was holding, and burrowed into the ground. Cadet Brierly picked himself up and dusted the splinters from his uniform. He was rushed to the cam pus -hospital under protestation of anxiety lest doctors keep him there and not allow him to attend gradu ation parade where he would re ceive his first recognition as an up per classman. Twenty minutes later he ate a hearty supper and was assured he could attend the parade. The light ning more than met his match and has not been heard from since. Brlerly has been promoted to the rank of corporal. 'SHOES AND SHIPS AND SEALING WAX If your wet shoes have dried too quickly and so have become stiff, cold cream will help to remove that stiffness it the, shoes are of leather. Do not wait to pick pears when they are ripe. Do it while they are hard and let themi ripen along a sun ny window ledge. To put back castors in furniture, soma melted paraffin wax put in the place where the castor belongs.. wUl bo of great help, for the castor will bo caught into place by the harden ing wax. A remedy for a bad headache ) pro vided you can stand the taste) is the juice of half a lemon in a cup of black coffee. Seven thousand carloads of snap beans had been shipped from Flor ida by the latter part of April and growers estimated all records will be broken before the end of the season. KKECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Biosser The "Echo" Appears! TWATWASMT ) LET'S GO MJ'Zr. 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SCORCHY CjUIETiy VANISHES INTO HlB SHADES THE DILLYS Crushed Hope at the Crossroads 'MAC'S THE RANSOM MONEY ON TNG OL5 9TUMP AT THE CROSSROADS .' THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE NO MONEY, GOOMBYE SUSIE!!" THAT STUMP AINT EVEfc WHERE THEY SAY IT IS.' ( THAT STUMP AINT A EVEie WHERE THEY J ft V SAY IT 'Sy P( STOP ..n,A....,r,.H V0U5E I I , ASSURE V 1 I CMN'T V V CEASE.' A n, ( VOIMIN! 1 ( YOU5E I RECALL. A : ; "TN ( DESIST1 I II I DATS MV i V HAVE A TREE AT THE ) BUT I TELL
