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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1934)
LA URANUK KVKN1NU UKKKKVKK. 1A CiUANDE. OKE. latr Seven OUT OUR WAY pUJk'SSIFIED ADQ rH n.t' o union a waij.ow Looms By J. R. William? TPIE NEWFANGLES Facing the Facts! (Count live vrno worot to Itn llna.) o.f line. 1 Itacrclon llw raijw by uonm I Hum, pr month 8 Hue, ;nr zaonta 4 llnee, per month p line, eo addecj coaJMO- . To J0 o 11pm. per month . Hmlmum cnrg on on ( order . tech additions) Une oitx five charged at 60o per Une per month. FOR SALE FO RENT :-vm THE THIEF'S COT ME, IT'S A MAM, ALL RIGHrfS ( YOU MEN MAKE Me STUMPED VC STOLE A CAN WHAT COULD A TICEO1. TO HEM YOU OF PWHT PIGHT OUT OF WOMAW IXD WITH A TALV,YOU'D THANK J CHET WARD'S WINDOW i; I CAN OF PNNT ? WOMEN COULDN'T DO A----v NVTHNG AS . THEY CAN'T THAT SO ,MR. SMAPTY'A 7 MAYBE SO -TAKING YOU ) HOLD A CANDLE l WELL, I CAN PAINT BETTER V AT YOUK FACE VALUE T'US ,WHEN IT COMES ) V THAN A MAN4,1. V TO PAINTING iMRLLcSH fl GRABBED 'IT Yh W AY W Wfi "'ii OH TilADE Feather b.';l nnd roan s prucucuny imjw uvtivoai, tla- 2 Will trnclc jor wocki. inq obi.ni.,. 8-JM-6 tp Ji. AND Barred Rork Iryers, alive . drcant. 1204' K A-.e. 8-23-1 tp. ;i1Al!INE5 tJull niter 0 p. m. and punduy. urins ooxcu. u. li. rnxv.-r. jjlVKHSALi II ANOE, circulator heat tr and library table. All A-l co:i d.l.'li. Phone 78l'Il or 701) Wash. 8-22-2 t. t HMhiM. TOOLS, day bed. radio. .l;e.i. Jams. Orchard Auto Cump. 8-22-2 tp. I'OliOKED FRYERS, flit hells, wild plums, pears, apples. 1S25 V Ave. 8-22-3 tp ;TRAW 'si load. Inq. across from" ! l.imt City cemetery. 8-21-3 tp KAGI.E VALLEY PEACHES Elbertas 2c lb.. Hales 20 lb. At Orchard. A. It. Burfonl, 2 ml. No. Newbridge. 8-20-8 tp. FURN. APARTMENT with electric re frigerator and range. Gooi loca tion. Prefer 2 tencherj or working glrta, 1702 Oak St. Ph. 322 W. 8-23-3 tp. FOR RENT 3-rin. furn. Apt. 910 mo. 1400-Sth St. 8-23-1 f 7-RM. HOUSE, bath and furnace. Ph. 581 J. 8-21-2 tp FOR RENT 3 room furnished apart ment. Also 3 loom furn. apartment suitable for Normal students. 3 blocks from Normal whool and Sacrijawen. Inq. 1405 7th street. 8-21-3- tp MISCELLANEOUS RUBBISH, garbag-j, etc. picked up. Prompt service, reasonable prices. J. .B. Garrett, phone 143 U. 8-17-t f. WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, etc. Good service, . reasonable prices. O. K. Towcry. Ph. 455 W. 4-20-t f. la FT. REFRIGERATE! cane, A-l con dition. Also soda fountain. Imbler Cash Store. 6-29-t I I SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 3 pad for 6o. 0-14-t I WE BUY, SELL OH TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. r-.-t-31-t i. WANTED. FOR TRADE 40 A.. UOAKDAfAtf dist. 2-rm. bcusc. bain, garage, now rented: hay. corn, watermelons, soiiw pasture. Clear. Water $40 yr. Trade for good house in La Grande, clear. Have several houses fcr sale in La Granite, good terms. R. P. William;, North Powder. Ora. 8-23-3 tp. Macon Docks At Sunnyvale, CaL SUNNYVALE. Cai.. Auy. 23 ',V With a brilliant moon as he: landing light, the U. S. S. Macon docked her? In.st nipht after a two day cruise up the Pacific coaot to Seattle. In its first night landing since bo i:ig transferred here the big airship made a perfect contact with the moiring mast on the fht attempt. LIGHT CAR. Must be chw. -Call at 1512 Adams. 8-23-1 tp POSITION as housekeeper, una cook. Experienced in both. Write Mrs. Martha Johnson, General .Delivery, La Grande, Ore. ; 6-21-3 tp CASH FOR OLD or wrecked cam. Thompson's Wrecking, )i)14 Ad ams. 8-22-6 tp. Gillenwaters Files For Upton's Place a , , . . . ; . . SAI FM, Aurr. 23 i A') T. R Glllrn waters. of Klamath Pal!-?, filed with the secretary of -itate Wed:i?:;lay :iis candidacy for suite senator from the 17th district, comprised cf Croak, Jef ferson. Lake, Klamath and Deschutes counties. ' Gillenwaters was nominated by the Republican central nominating com mittee of the five counties ut Bend last Saturday night. He wr.-j nomin ated as a candidate to succeed Jay Upton, who resigned to .become n candidate for congress from the sec ond ccngressional district. . Chaf inland Itching Rash tsiNoi easily soothed by the .bland medication of IliltKiATlOX IMKMKCT Sl'CCBSS ALBANY One cf tile most success ful Kcneral-pui'iose irrigation pro jects in Linn county is that on the A. Fro:nlv:rs farm ni. L;banon, says P. C. Mullen, county agenV. Mr. From hcrs has 9 ricro cf Ladftio clover, 5 acjv.it. pf Joganberrles. 3 acres cf po tatoes, 3 acres of reaches. 6 iktps cf alfalfa and 2 acres of miscellaneous truck crops under irrigation. He feels that the benefits he is deriving from irrigation this year will practically pay for hit, entire installation. ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balmes 203 N Ave. - Headings Dally FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Taking Stock! WELL , BOYS. ..THIS V(. ABOUT THE CMLV THINGS USED TO BE OUR CAMP.' ) ( WE MAWAGED TO SALVACS' W Ml DON'T kTNOV! HwjJ HOW DO You SUPPOSE it STAcrrED, CHARLIE 2 ) ( I DON'T KNOW! pj'C V IT STARTED ON M THE OTHER END W ) OF THE ISLAND, Jfflr THERE WAS A Lot OF' VALUABLE TIMBER IN THAT FIRE ! UO SMART WOODSMAN WOULDVE LET A FIRE GET OUT OF CONTROL THAT WAY.' THEN You THINK SOMEONE STARTED IT ? I'M CEtTTAlN OF IT... AND WE'VE COT TO FIND OUT WHO! WE'LL HAVE TO TRACK HIM! '. - a mm m t ,rr-'. z-. mi H I GOSH.. THE J ONLf THINGS WE SAVED OUR GUMS.' ?i f ;i IF THE GUILTY ONE IS to BE FOUND, CHARLIE, LOOKS AS IF IT'LL BE UP TO VOU.' BmmMfluymmw'j --urn mm ...'sc..r THE 3;S . I,;,, i K ill rji Wiim SOMEBODY T M BEG U S PAT OrF. SCORCHY SMITH (Trademark Registered) O. B. Patent Office Followed s VWArr VjTb-T6 T 3 , .1 X RAGr WALKS Tb THE AIRPORT In THE WAITIN& ROOM, A MAN RKE To GREET HIM... MULLIGAN, MIS HENCHMAN. r afvbu know lwiAT TO DO Ui JURE,S0pe, t KNOW- YOU ASK ME THAT EVERY t TIME, CHIEF. I ALWAYS 60 right, pon't i j. ReTORNIN&To THE PLANE, BRAC6 ANOTHER MOTOR OPENS INTO A P0AR.' CLIMS ABOARD. ALL SET, ScopcHy r A 5MAa, FAST BlPlANE TAKES OFF AND OPENS UP THE MOTOR, TAVIES POWM PlSAPPEARS IN THE SAME PIREOTioN... THE RONWftV AND LIFTS INTO HIE AIR.. ft- S3 .. v' fctfv 'w Ttn a p.. Aii njt.u ivtrvcd JOE PALOOKA The Mai-tyr SOLLY- IT'S DAYLIGHT AWREODY. 1 WISHT HE'D QUIT SNOR1N' SOS I 1 a. i-i im v r ST fn n, WINKS . 1." ,?V r - 1 - ( CdEE, HE'S STOPPED 2 1 AT LA3T. MEBBE ( (71 I'LL GIT SOME r' z N.tlVI I sleep now. r ' - A' TEN A CLOCK AN' I VJF'RP iTII I OKA.V I'M GLAD I DIDN'T HAFTA USE THIS THING . HEY KID, GIT UP T' DAY'S y TH' DAY, jfjf r 1 1 7 I 1 1 GRACIOUS SAKES- l WS JIST GONNA GO T'SLEE UH- AWRIGHT KNOBBY. f " BW WE SURE HAD SOME SLEEP. 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