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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1934)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Pago Five Expecting Top Much! J OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES CLASSIFIED ADQ -TH MAIUI rLACI OF ONION WALLOWA COUKTIBI fc' t WONT YOU SIT Th' OL' BULL OH.THAt AIN' ilN'l FS 1 HE CAME HERE HPS. HE.6E SHE. CUNNA OUTA DOWN AND WAIT? OF TH' WOODS IT. HE'S BE I TO BE TREATED FOR HEADACHES, NOT TO GET A WORSE OWE LOOKIN' AT US IS TOO MUCH GN5-YOU TAKE A GALLON IT WONT BE LONG. A HIMSELF.' I DON'T SUPPOSE IT, WOULD BE' MUCH FUN FER A GENERAL TO SIT AROUND TREATED FER TO THE. DEPOT-SHE GEEV-A (Oount five average word tp too line.) Per line, 1st lnaertloii-l)e Per Una, each added oomeo- utlve Insertion Tt mnimnm charge on one order KATBfl BY UOIHB, t lines, per month fl lines, per month 4 lines, per month , 6 lines, per month "' HEADACHES HE GOT FROM WORRV1N ' ABOUT TH'SHOP- BUT YOU F1FTEE.N--A CENT .3.38 .14.00 .04.71 MO-NO MA'AM T'l.l DBOO IW 1 fikfPQi A HEADACHE IS LIKE TH'SMOP. Bach additional line over five charged at 00c per 11ns per month. I-I-UH-WELL, I LL WITH TH VICTIMS A HIGHER CLASS BE BACK - SAY J- HI'S WAR, IN A COUPLE OF AILMEWT THAN HOURS. A SMASHED FINGER NAIL. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS RASPBERRIES, 50o crale on 'bushes. Mrs. P. L. nyol. Frultdale. 7-24-3 t. ASTRO L O QER Mrs. Frederick Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Daily. 4-30-Jm HNE FLAVORED apricots. 2c per lb. Bring ycur boxes. Ph. Farmers 212. 7-24-3 tp WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, etc. Good service, reasonable prices. O. Hi, Towery. Ph. 456 W. 4-20-t 1. TEAM FOR SALE. 1000 lbs. " Phone 410 M. 7-24-0 tp WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Pldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t t. WEAKER PIOS. Call Formers BU. 7-24-3 tp Wednesday, July 25, 1934 FIFTEEN CENTS?) YA MIGHT AS WELL. fowK.BUT AU-X , 1TSWOPTH MAKE THE FIFTEEN GOTTA SAW IS, " HALF A D0LLAO7 CENTS AS ST HERE.OOIN' THE OLD LADYS A HIGHER CLASS x . A . A AILMEMT THAN I 7' r- hours. - i i.'. .i,:r?n.,r'' ! pf ?' I-JI'I f WHY DON'TCHA STEP ON f lliif hi! II j, (. RUM .WHEN VM ONLY Wm'A hmmstemj of mopw ' ffm7)'kmrk'' fifteen cents!; TREE RIPENED peaches. Mrs. C. M. H:-Jdlc, May Park. 7-24-3 tp. ALFALFA HAY 5 ton 111 Held. Pete Blevur, Cove Ave. 7-23-3 tp. 1T SLA1 WOOD, large loud. Call 300 W, 7-20-1 in HOUSE ON OAK St., valued 4 yrs. ' ago at $6,000. Will take $1,250; terms. Or will trade lor good tim ber land ir near La Grande. Smith at Fox Farm. 7-10-11 tp S pa'. KEFitlGERATED case, A-l con dition. Also soda fountain. Imbler Cash Store. 6-20-t f SCRATCH PAPER for school or homo at the Observer. 3 pads for 6o. S-14-t.I. FOR RENT FURN. HOUSE at 1302 0th St. 7-25-3 t. 3-RM. MODERN house. Inq. 1002 M Ave. 7-24-2 t. 5-RM. MODERN house. Phone 330 W. 7-24-5 t. Over The Valley Personals Imwvh w Fair ' Miss Eva Ldbetter, of near Allcel, loft Saturday morning bjf stage rot Chicago where she wlU spend some time at the Century ol Progress cx- : position. Miss Letlbetter Is a teacher in the- Lewiston High school and hos been spending her summer vacation 1 at her home in the valley. In La Grande Miss Mary Prances Bailie, of the Island City-Cove read, spent three days last week during the celebration, - with her friend, Jean Bowser, in La ; Grande. ; Move To Paiwhksa Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Wise have moved from their former home near Imbler to Pondosa where Mr. Wise is now employed at the mill. From California. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crow and : their two sons arrived in the valley Wednesday from their home at Liver more. Cal.. and will make an ex- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser The Kids Tell Him! :t MlrkMl If You ROBBErTX ' ,Jj SHERIFFS SICNAu! W ir CHARLIES TRAPS... i GOT OUR J-J&&- TOOK S0M5 OF HIS MESSAGE . BEST PELTS... AND f 1P HEY! DOMT TURN ) UOW HE f? M V, ri MEOVERTOTHAT MAKES' HIS k ME GO, ILL GIVE r UP AIN'T I BUT ITLL TAKE 'EM BACK, AND y YEAH, CONNA DO YoU OUT OF A LOT MORE ySOME YOU ANy f CIRC1JLATON r i'm really a soft- t. kwow...youre so Hea-tted cuy, if You only ) generous youd give ) C knew rr... generous, J almost anybody the flL. THAT'S ME.' ' J LAST BULLET THAT TbU ? t-r S 7 Had im your cum !.' J V. lL t 1K liT hr iHYlCC ihc T s I I " ' WANTED 2 OR 3 PASSENGERS to share ex pense to Portland Friday. Wrlto Box F, Observer. 7-25-1 tp PASSENGER help drive, share ex pense Los Angeles. Ref. exchanged. Inq. Observer. 7-25-2 tp TORN., HDW clothes, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 8-16-1 m. SECOND HAND tricycle, large size. Call 927 W. 7-24-2 tp. LOST WORKS TO GRUEN wrist watch. Re turn to this office. Reward, 7-24-2 t. tended visit at the home of her psr entj, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Myers, ol near . Summervtlle. and wltn Mr. Crow's people at Lostlne. Mrs. Crow was formerly Miss Ednabelle Myers. Allelic! Instllule Ethel Culp. Frances Cates, Mildred and Mlna Phillips, Paul Oalame, Wil liam. Ralph. Charles and Woodrow Kennedy, with Mrs. Btella Witty and Mrs. Theodosla Weiss as choperones, made up the contingent from the Methodist Epworth League at Elgin to the League Institute at Wallowa Lake last week. In Texas-- Mrs. S. E. Smutz, of the Cove, and her small daughter, Rcuelyn. ore In Texas where they ore making a visit with the former's people. Rev. Mr. Smutz has been at Wallowa Lake at tending tho Institute I'lnneer Meeting The annual meeting of tho Wal lowa County Pioneers Is to be held Wednesday at the river crossing bo low Lostlne, It Is announced. This neighboring meeting always calla rep resentatives from this valley. A bas ket lunch Is to be served at noon and the more formal program prom- lies something very good. S. S. Class I'tcultw The Sunshine clasa of the Baptist Sunday school of Lo, Grande enjoyed a swim at the Cove Bwimmlng pool one ovenine last week, and after swimming they all went to the picnic grounds and finished the day with n picnic lunch and games. kSP l22S5S" U 1334 BY NEA EH VICE. INC. JOE PALOOKA BET YOU WAS GLAD )miSTAH JOE, AH'S err over here-huh? de nappies' boy I, DID VDUSE MISS n ' IN WE SCORCHY SMITH C: BACK AH MEAN f KeMeMEeR-Tea-fflEM Wg " XHe WII.K THEIB TIRED iMoWfeflNTO FEATHER VAlxe PitNCM... 1 LOST TilB TfiAlt IN THE CREEK -J , ' plv bomb savvy ? s T- - - have to trv, X.Pl.0Y PUMB, SAVVY ty , YOU'tLvANyvuA,v. u,6HT'BE tV ( HA1'e A HAP" k SPY AHOUH THE ' SL TIME eiTTlN' EM 1 COWBOYS. THEU, To; Wo fcEUEve niATy' FANN knew.lstcher I ?) ImSk VSf0PCHY(Ml6HTGETy(e ON HIS X - "" OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff ATTENTION, EVE12YeIY-TWlS SCENE WWERE THE TWO -PRISONERS make Their escape, - CAPTURE The WA1?DEN S DAUGHTER, (PLl-TJ AND USE HER AS A SHIELD AGAINST the guards shooting jn -. esa DIANA DANE THE DILLYS TJIANA BLAME5 We must do some- Lhere 4KB the nosiree v5 FDR TH' PLAYy ( THINGTO COMCILIATeJ FISUIZE5, 0OOLEy.(YA KIU DO J y- JTfloppin'T r-TT HEK.N- s vou SHOV em jy THAT" I'M GONNA PEEK AN' SEE J'KHni rt"tt, mti II ihI !( WHAT'S TAKIN' DALTDN CT9- " 'M,:''"" 1 i ,,'if' fk SO LONS--- WE GOTTA & - K II 1 P'U.! I,. GET GCHN' IF WE SAVE MM,-- ,,., " -t,l(l 'J U SUSIE FROM THEM rfff Ulh 'if' IMIM I ! ;! ck" KiDNAPERsriHi yM;;wJ 1 1 "THE RUN-OUT. DE WORL'.' 0' SHO J IS IfiOKIN' SCRUMTKDUS.' GWINE WIN DAT CHAMPEENSHIP 'hkL. t,..N v ' -cflMrvlV. You IS THE THeV Slug Ybu ?eg The a long enough plead with Know where MEAKWHILE- DALTON HAS REVERSED HIS LOSING- 9TREAX --AND HOW,'.' 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