La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1934, Image 3

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    LA GRANDE EVENING ofefeERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Three
CLASSIFIED ADS
mabxst rui.cn or dkiox waixowa cocntlu
(Count five Average wonU
to the line.)
Per line, let Ineertlon , ,,I0e
Per line, e&ch added ooneeo
uttre Ineertlon ,
RATK8 BY MOUTH
I llnee, per month .
6 llnee, per xnontn ,
4 lrnee, per month ,
5 llnee, per month .
MM I
.H.00 I
.M.76,1
Ulnlmum charge on one
order
Btch additional
line over rm
ohargMl at 600 per line per month. I
Saturday, August 25, 1931
OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES j Cause for Delay!.
MM WiilllllUllllllllHillllll 'S TH' TROUBLE VEH-TH'3Uy IN TH' f 1 PUT TWO PADS OF MONEY- " .V-ANO I'LL. TELL YA YEAMIYOU
' iml ?!865ZVtf''&& V EMPLOYMENT" OFFICE OBPEO BLANKS OUTSIDE THE. , , TVAT VTS A SEWOUS )( CrNT FOOL. :
I , ' SE E WEM BUSY S STARTED OM HIS MONEY-ORDER WINDOWED Y , MWTER, WHEN THEY J WTH THE.
f ' iN'' SSCkP,7 VACATION! TOVM, VT WASN'T TEN MINUTES . GET TO'THIEVAN' I fEDERAU
I " " ' fea . WHEN YOU DO ST aliitu1 mil i ila.iT TILL IT V AS GONE fOfM Vlun r AM rfi I nrcni :tyv-MT
'I g I-...... -I Dft5H OFF ikNJ' I FAVE "V. . UIKL. & T I X
FOR SALE
FORD touring enr and trailer, new
tires, new Wlllnrd battery, e40 cash.
Orchard Auto Camp. 8-26-ltp
TWO Holatein cows for wood. Pitts
burgh Paint Store. 8-25-3t
190 CROSSBRED yearling wethers,
OOO crossbred Whlteface lambs, 690
crosBbrod Whiteiace ewes. Some
crossbred Hamps, all or any part,
now at Roy Wells ranch south All
cel. Charles Galloway, Weiser, Ida.
8-25-0tp
t'OR BAIJa Chrysler sedan, 1927, A-l
condition. Iuq. 1808 Adams.
8-24-2 tp
TOR SALE OR TRADE Feather ted
nnd man's practically new overcoat,
size 42. Will trade lor -wood. Inq.
Observer. 8-23-8 tp.
8 FT. REFRIGERATED case, A-l con
dition. Also soda fountain. Imbler
Cash Store. 8-29-t f
SCRATCH PAPER lor school or home
at the Observer. 2 pade lor Do.
8-14-t I.
FOR TRADE
40 A.. BOA ROMAN dlst. 2-rm. house,
born, garage, now rented; hay,
corn, watermelons, some pasture.
Clear. Water $40 yr. Trade for good
house In La Grande, clear. Huvc
several houses for salo In La Grande,
good tonus. R. P. Williams, North
Powder, Or. 8-23-3 tp.
Cannery Will Be
Chamber Subject
(Continued Prom Page One)
attendance of all members, and also
Invites anyone interested In a can
nery. J. H. Blunt, social science Instruc
tor at La Grande High, will be the
speaker. He helped to organize two
factories in Indiana, one of which
Is among the world's largest canning
plants. Situated in a small town, it
employes about GOO persons annually
and during the busiest periods its
payroll olten lists as hign as 1400.
With a growing season here many
times longer than it is in the In
diana town, and with plenty of water
and good soil, Mr. Blunt is optimistic
as to the possibilities for a success
ful factory in this section. He also
has given much study to the success
of the Walla Walla cannery, now in
its third year of operation.
Y ISelson Wins Two
' Tourney Matches
(Continued From Page One)
6-1, 6-3 In
from Burnett Chausso
tho second round.
Dud Starr won from Shrimp Reyn
olds 6-4, 6-4.
In the men's doubles, Starr and
Ocstcrling defeated Reuter and
FOR RENT,
MODERN house, near school. Milk
cow, shotgun like new, to trade for j
wood. Geo. Chapman, east Mt. Em- I
lly mill. 8-2S-3tp)
FURN. APARTMENT with electric re
frigerator and range. Good loca
tion. Prefer 2 teachers or working
girls. 1703 Oak St. Ph. 332 W.
8-23-3 tp.
MISCELLANEOUS
RUBBISH, garbage, cto. picked up.
Prompt scrvlco, reasonable prices.
J. B. Garrett, phone 142 R.
8-17-t f .
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa
pers, eto. Good service, reasonable
prices, a. E. Tow&ry. Ph. 455 w.
4-20-t f .
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal
les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr.
Ph. 685 J. X-Sl-t I.
WANTED
WILL PAY cash for 3 or 5 A. No. 1
soil in or near city. Pull informa
tion in first letter. Box 1, Observer.
8-25-ltp
2 PASS. TO share expenses to Klam
ath Palls Monday. Call Farm. 00.
8-24-2 tp
CASH FOR OLD or wrecked cars.
Thompson's Wrecking, 1014 Ad
ams. 8-22-6 tp.
Chausso 6-1, fl-1. (
Other singles and doubles matches
leading up to the finals are being
played today.
Finals will be played tomorrow,
probably as follows: women's singles
at 10 a. m., men's singles at 2 p. m.
and men's doubles at 4 p. m.
'BAREFOOT SANDALS
NEW FASHION FIMP
VICHY (P) Barefoot sandals are
giving the guests at the Casino some
thing to staro at here o'nights. At a
recent gala one blonde appeared
wearing a black lace frock and wide
brimmed black lace hat with bluett
sandals which were little more than
a series of straps, leaving most of
the foot entirely bare. She wore no
stockings. Her feet were powdered
dead white, with the nails enameled
a vivid red, which matched the ru
bies she wore in her cars.
At least some of the prospective
1035 Mtirquetto university basketball
varsity boys have reported at the
gymnasium every weekday afternoon
this summer for basket-shooting
practice, no matter how hot the day.
ASTROLOGER
Mrs. Frederick Balmes
203 N Ave. - Readings Dally
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
The Clue!
You Follow mb.the S TTN JRjJ
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HERE'S THE TREE I MASKED WITH ) THAT FLAMING
MY PIFLE .' NOW, ALL WE HAVE TO ARROW WAS SHOT
DO IS WALK IN A STRAIGHT J FROM A WEIGHT...
LIME FROM THIS TREE, IT HAD To BETO
AND THE ONE ON THE OTHER. J CLEAR THE RIVER
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THEY RE DEE? NG MOPE WEIGHT HIS LEFT J PAIL OF
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u'M4M.t' 1 THE RANCH HOUSE.. DISGRUNTLED, BRAGG CLIMBS LKl 'OVER THERE. WE CAN PHONE FLETCHER J b;Mvwii."-a tROP DOWN AND LAND-.
JOE PALOOKA Relaxed???,
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