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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1934)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five OUT OUR WAY ,; By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES CLASSIFIED AD ini maiuut fla ci or CKJOH WALLOW COLXTLU ' Big Time Stuff!- (Gotrot five tventga word to the Una.) Per line, lt Insertion 10a . RATK3 BY MONTH B Ujim, per month . 8 line, pr month . j.as 4.ao -14.78 Pur line, each added ooba&o- 1 lines, per month . 6 Unea, per month . utlve tnurtton , Ifipimt cbtirge oa oat . order lull additional line oTer tire charged at too per Une per month. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS CObOKED l-'KYERS. fat hens, wild plums, pears, upples. 1325 V Ave. 8-15-3 tp Wednesday, AurhsI 15,. 193-1 - AND, AS f NEW CITITIEN OF BOY, SUES VrTs: ; CCAS'f3LZ CiUGEK VtHtY ' THS TCWVM WJO A TAXPAYCT?, (trYlK'ED v. jf 'Y WKHTA YOU OVEP W-A 1 OEND THAT THE POLICE ) XOUT '&) ! DK BANK-E.E.TS-A. ' FIND THE. THIEF WHO STOLE Vt-d f,n BEEN-jN TJOBBED 1 J r these thieves N (CZ uoivTBUT exactly holdup, f. I ETJ ROBBWT THE CONSTABLE , EOT f PACKAGE OF ONE , MTJfUK VU BE PEADY ' -"T:: -I." I HUHDCEU FWE-UOLLAR BiLLS HAS I fro TV,F-H DisM-'PEAPED IN SOME MYSTERIOUS " V WAY-WE CfSKT tJOPE IT OUtLx WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, eto. Good service, reasonable prices, O. B. Towery. Ph. 466 W. 4-20-t t. fcT UDEBAKEIi seclim, thoroughly ovei'hnuU'd, splendid condition. driven only 24,000 miles. Will sell cr.-:np. Thompson's Wrecking House, 1!M4 Adams Aw. 8-15-3 tp SACRIFICING- 600 acres of timber land and cabin, 3 miles from Kn nifla on new forest service road. $1,000. Guy A. Norden, Kamjlu, Ore. 8-14-3 tp 1UJ FOrtD SEDAN, $25. Also t'hick- fiii. N. O. Simonson, Fruitdftle, J 8-14-t f. fcl'RiNUKR SPANIEL, puppies. Call ; 300 R. 8-14-3 tp. FOR. SALE OR. REN!' Hunter pliice j in Island City. House, barn, 2 I acres. J, E. Reynolds, 499 W. 8-13-t f. GOOD MAJESTIC range, or will trade 1 Ibr good lG-ln. red fir. Ph. 519-J. 8-11-tI 10' SLAB WOOD, large load. Call ; 360 W. 7-20-1 m 6 FT. REFR1 DERATED caoe, A-l con dition. Also soda fountain. Imblcr . Cosh Store. 6-29-t t 6CRATCH PAPER lor Bchoo. or home at the Observer, a pad tor 60. 0-14-t 1. WALLOWA PERSONALS The McLean t'.ieatre which haa been closed for the past yvar is expected to open for business on August 17. The building has been leased by Mr. Nlelson of Bof.se, who has been hero , to see about the Installing of a Holmci portable machine in the tlie citrt? at an estimated cost of $1500. This machine, he says, will give Wal lowa the latest and best sound equip ment on the market. Vcrn Collier, of Harper, accompanied Mr. Nlelsou to Wallowa and will 1 placed in clKirgo of the show house when it gets In operation. Mr. Collier and his family will occupy the house Jiujt cast, of the theatre building. Lee Bell, of Enterprise, grain buyer for tlv Pacific Continental Grain Co. of Portland, was in Wallowa Fri day paying 78 cents a bushel for soft white wheat. Mrs. J. B. Gregory, son Jack, and daughter, Katheryn, left Fridny to make their home In La Grande. Dr. Gregory expects to remain in Wal lowa until tlw "first of September. Jay Upton, candidate for congress man from, the second congressional district on the Republican ticket, has ' engaged a cabin at Wallowa Lake and with his family will spend a week nt ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Bnlmos 203 N Ave. - Readings Dully FRECKLES AND HIS The Last WHAT LL WE DO, CHARLIE r A WE CAN'T RUN AN'fWMEPE . BECAUSE THE WHOLE S.fi ISLAND iS On FIRS ." CAN'T WE WIM -rutr RIVER : r CLIMB OF- T-iE p -i, ' , x ; 1 yVal-JwaWH), i WE SMOKE'S f -rss c.py WEEDS, Tf'.f I :A CHOMIK1C K5, ' AUO DON'T A"3K J "f I ALREADY f-A AMY QUESTIONS... ft ""f ,, J '! JUST HURRY" ljrJ BUT, WON'T WE ECSATHS KA;X iktc T'E 'VbR AND GET BMItO A ROCii.V.HOE THE ) CURRENT WON'T HTT " YOU. .THEN PUT A WEED IN S' THS IN YOUR MOUTH, AND BBEATHE THROUGH 7 HI! frstir ' -i' z I'm WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. PlUler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t t. WANTED HOUSEWORK or nuratiiK by experi enced woman. Call 084 J. 8-15-1 tp WANTED Woodcutters, 1903 Green wood. 8-14-3 tp LOST SMALL, BLACK overnight tag IK tw.en Bker and Wallowa Luke. Wrlto Dc H. J. Horton. Baker. Re ward. 8-13-2 tp FOR TRADE , ACRE highly improved suburbian tract with 4 room modern home bordering city limits on good ma cadam street. Will trade for small modern home on south side of track. Williamson & Berry. 8-14-3 t. the Wonderland resort. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mumford, of Pendleton, has this week sold the livestock and hay from their Wallowa lanch to M. J. Sevier, who has leased tho place and will talw. charge of It Immediately. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mumford, who have been living on the Mumford farm here, left Friday to Join their parents in Pendleton wheij it is reported, Claronco will be put In charge of one of Mr. Mum ford's wheat ranches. Mr. and Mi's. Barton Wade are moving to the Mum ford fnrm and will take charge- of It for Mr. Sevier. Joe Rounsavelie has as a visitor this week his brother, Jack Rounsn wlle, of Omaha, Neb., whom he had not Keen for several years. Mr. Rounsavclle spent several days show ing his brother around over the vaj ley. Mrs. M. A. Ghormley, of Portland, U visiting this week ot the horn of her daughter. Mrs. L. A. Carpenter. Mrs. Rue Searle has returned to her heme from the Wallowa . hospital where she had b-m a patient for the past five weeks. Her many friends are pleased to learn that she will soon bo back in her Insurance,, office, Alun Williams, son of RiV. and. Mrs. L. B. Williams, arrived in Wal lowa Monday from Seattle to spend a few days' vacation with his par ents. He was accompanied here by Miss Eva Ulrich, of Staten Island, N. Y. Irrigation authorities estimate as much as 105,000 gallons of water evaporate dally from an Irrigation ditch 10 miles long in southern Cali fornia during warm weather. FRIENDS by Blosser Resort TSL V V'-' $ SMoks p:sss...it ' 'WON'T BE CLOSE - IOKS. JUST J THE WATER.' HERE SAME j COMES THE FIRE... "2 BETTER JUMP;: THE RIVER'S -, ""jpSj Ik NEVER MAK -a tei : L ' ..'.'A.- -r -, ,m ,ac S 'WMWL-WE.'D LOOK W ' AWRIQHT A LL-LL- WIGHT, V I 1 WHT-P,9 PflW RIDICULOUS, 60INO, Pf'THEhl . DROWN 1 CAN'T V , I .U, L-L I W W TO TH PAVILION, ml -FINd'noTHIN' AROUND VI 'irV. "TWA-? SA1-1- tHOSE T I! HERE TO MAKE YOU A II WnmntM! PJ?9ZLB' Ml ARCH OF TRIUMPH, TO , , m MMMMllmimh such a crazy JfifflK strut over the,re unoerJ , iiiffiiiil till I iisiitl W j T.-eu.V.fwFi THE WET BLANKET n ws..,-,.c SCORCHY SMITH I MevT W0RMIM& SCORCHY AND ANN. DBJE P To THE STATION 1 1 DlCTAMT SHRILL WMI4TL6...A SfiM DOWN THE HORItoli SCTTiKS lARtt. I HeAW CftR? KPEECH 1 1 ' UNCtG BRAD 'AS? H6'3u.v,,Tr?C;,- c , , " AT LARIAT... k6Rowui& RUMStE, THEN A Roar.,. THE CoNTINEKTAL U.WTE!). To A STOP... A l& MAM '(OH. I KNEW You'D ) BfavBT nj.-rcAlrcr.. -outS oni. 1 11 MS,W!2W STEPS To THE PLMToRM, . v i COMB r--sjk JOE PALOOKA ; Shadow Boxing 1 JTm --MM.''' 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