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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1925)
Moiway. .July 27, l92.r. rr.&3 Kit Tttfi T;A fiTiANDE EVENING OBSERVER OW BUILDING "0 ai'" BOBBIN IV;.. I v? a i if ' !i I 'r: i - A H M M M M fca n . M M n DC to w ta 1 ta m w M W tta El 1 1 W B3 M N ta ' N ra m M M n ra m ta m n IS w GARE HEEDED PLANNING (Ky ( till i li-M Miller) 7, If (1 in (nit1 t i tin1 wlu'ii It .nyn to fit nIuh It Is in tin- plan Iillli: Hi' .1 boil':, or bunding. It's nil rij'M to -to oiir preliminary planum;; yourself, I ' ill u lu n t he MY' z ;' ' 'i 0 2J,tr, wWj HEATING Hot Air and Hot Water ))i-n t In K is our Hpecinlly. A furnace Installation by us will make your home more cozy fur tfic luiiR winter ahead. Sold on Easy Payments Fred Spaeth right time conies It U wis- to em ploy capable builder If you wish lo n' l tin- b. nt In plnn and de sign nml Hit vi' yoirself a lot or worry ami annoyance. The average builder has n baek- ' ground of many year of vVork and Htmly nml his entire time mis lieeit j spent ill the lilllHJte Hluily of J profession. Many owners have excellc lit jit!. -as ahuut building, anil every 'builder In Kind lo ackuowlegde 'that he barns very much from this clients. Tmii heads un better than one. Three loads are unite' .frequently liellel' than two. though sometime! too many Mens nun the design. It Ik unieh more dll'Me '.It to de 'hl.n small houses coMing less than tin.non than houses posting mor? I for t hen- is h mh money to spend ton a .small house and It takes more nlilll to produce a successful HIM CI 1 1 llOllNe plall. Whether to hi a general cnn Irael lor the entire building com- plele u it h all mi b-cnlit'r actors or ii.ii iimIh ninli:ii Im till' e;wh tirilllCll of Hie hi.u.-ie In largely a matter iof pulley lo he derided Oil Willi every building. Taking thlH meth- od reiilrcM more run- In keep ing traek of the joh, and ii'ilte loiteti caiiHeM confusion hetWeetl Ihe I huildertf and h.-HounIv liandleapM I he prOKi eUM of 1 111' work. It.' fore the ron tract Is lei to a hullder, t he owner should he sure .that the contra rtnr 1h fl;i ani'lally nhle to carry on the wor.t. In the event Of n I'mllder not pny Inif IiIh billH t he owner heroin e 1 1 in hie for the n mount of all ma terials and lahor used on hlft lioiKc. I. lens ran he put on t he ! property by eri'ditotH of the build er, and the owner Iuih to settle 'the ilenn before lie ran Ret n dear title for hi property, ! Plan slowly, take plenty of lime, nil winter, one fuii nenuii if nee-' enjtary. you will not reKret the' time you spent on your platiH, yo,i' I Will develop U inileh better plall. I I mo i e cuniplele. and more llvaldA than If you plan fant without unyl I I hoiiK'it Klven lo the work. A Plain Saaare-Tupe Home UNION BUILDS i , : ;: , DIIIIIICi fctMI'i LlVl!Ci PfCM 1 I CIHM.I. I I CAM6tPw J ii Mm. ;! 1 5.llk ! n miii I nni4i. , ; i: r d . ! t i , - I I FT? v.l! ! L J 2 NEW HOIS I'NION, Ore. Special ) Work is K"inK forward mpidly on the two n w hiimcalowH which are be inj? er-eti'd In North t'nion. I'red l-'ox is buildiiiK one and the other ih belli erected on the hit recent ly pun-hnsed by Mrs. 1 'earl Shaw. TlVo Ktucco vork on the new post office building has been rom- l ph-teil Tind with the addition ot some paint and a few oilier minor i hi ucs to he done, the biiildintr will be completed. AK stui:t:1' Voim,a Oak street, in north I .a (i ramie on the hill, seems to be u popular place for hiiihliiiK I hi year. Six new homes, laitMim: in worth ironi $:t.:tiMi to $.'i.iiihi or better, have been erect i d in a three block stretcli. One or tlie six is now occupied. f Baker Spends $208,200 On 1925 UiiiHirucuon llAKTlU Or. (S.-i:il llullil i.ii. n. rinliH. Ismmi-.I In HnkiT for 1.25 up lo July S2. I otnl.-.l 2i'H. Miii. n.cor.linK lo J. H. Hinurlh-wnii.-. Aiy I'l'i'li. nn.l tln nciunl viii if tlio iniirovcin-ntH will run vi-ry clusc lo viihi.ihiii. IV rmllM ls.iu.il iliiriiiK .'Hi.' firsl six nii.nths Intnl. d JHl'. . I'ur- IliK Ihf piisl -- .Hiy" 1 -in it liiivt I. .-.n Ikhu.'.I f'r IHS.L'lMl, llwlllilillK tin- ni-w ISiia'clii-SuB.- Inill'liiiK- Mi' iiiurlliwiilli' i siiniati H llml 111.-liv-I'l-m'i- i.'i-iiill uinli'l' viiIiii-h tlu- lil'i lirAvi iii. nl lo In- in.iili- aliout :n ,.r t-, in. ir this Is ti n.- II"' a.'liinl vain-- ol' III' Iliil'rovi-iintits lor whli h p.-rmils win- issm il woulil In- aliout $l'r.li.liail lor lln yiar lo ilal". iiumi: ('.un.i:Ti:i Aiiioiik Hi'' n.-w r. Mi.l.-iii-. H 11-(-..nlly chi !! l -.1 (n "i" '" llltAWINi; I'l.ANS f'liarli-s Milli-r. ali-liil.it. is now ilrawiiK tin- plans ior tin- ri-niinli-l-llnn tin- rily liali liuilililii;. Tin work will pi-olialily In- n-mly ., for ooiilniissiim'.s approval In tin- mar futiir. ." ,CCAl Z2 ' Guess Who's Here! Do they meSs up your home? Watch This Space Next Monday ly W. V. I'tirdy) The home here Illustrated is! that f a plain mumre-type which Is perhaps the most economical to ; built. The hip roof", is unbroken! by dormers and the cornice In plain j with it boxed in gutter. i The exterior wnlls nre cement! plaster over metal lath With n brick soldier course at grnde. On the i rirst floor. In int. ii inn to tt good sired dining room and living room, j there Is a small Bun room, reached from the dining room through a l-'rench door. There la a breakfast alcove off the kitchen, with a pas sage through Into the dining room, or' Into the sun room. This pro vides n very Attractive place for the morning meal to be served. The rear entry is located up near the front of the house ind is large enough to accommodate a refrig erator. The stairway to the base- f ment leads down from the main floor level. j On the second floor nre three good sized chambers and a sewing , room. With hardwood floors and trim on the first floor, pine to paint j on the second floor, it is estimated j that this house oun be built, ex I elusive of heating and plumbing, I hut with n full basement, complete (with laundry, for from fTf.uit to Week's Lumber Demand In Excess of Output Production and shipments of the principal softwoods during the week ended July 11 were reduc- l by holiday shutdowns, but orders ('outlined to flow in, and ror the week amounted to eleven per cent more than wns cut. Consump tion has continued heavy, June building contracts being forty per cent ahead of last year, accord ing to figures representing seven eights of the country's total, an.l thirty-nine per cent of these were for residences. Country buyers jare preparing for fall demand. RD3HESSCHIiilIBailfiflflfilfaSBaBBSBID0llBBaiBBIIg M II H ra pa BLUE MOUNTAIN OUEGON LUMBER -i Re-roof Now liilo I ho weather is irood. Don't w ait for the rain and Miow lo net lii'io with a poor roof on your house, Raraia" or woodshed. 1CXTU.V F1XK KXTlt.V STAlt-A-STAK SIIINtit.KS NOW SKI.l.IXC POK ?:?.ri() I'KH M. til'.T YOntS HIONK MAIN 8 Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. CHAIN AND l!OX V()()Dr()Ni: MAIN 517 .1. I.. Mimhatl. U M HI n a n M M M HI n M M u H H H H N is m H a M n m ts H H M M which promises to be heavy, says me American Lumberman, i ni cago. The market la, therefore J in healthier enndition tJian In re cent weeks, for both retail yard and mill stocks have been great ly reduced, and pi Ices are advanc ing to n more rennnerative level. j Southern pine shipments nn.l orders continue above production so that mill stocks show serious 'depletion, and nre said to be ful ly eight per cent below normal, though to fill promptly the fre- Iqucnt small orders mn' usual U xVould be necessary for the mi Ms to carry even larger stocks th m they have been In the habit of doing. Flooring and hoards have been the first to benefit by the (advancing tendency of prices. M 1 1 1 o pe ra t i on s on t he w est ('oast have been largely res'itned. the manufacturers being encour aged by a firmer market under tone. The movement has been good, and in fact July 1 stocks of most Items were a good deal less than those held u mont li earlier, so that It Is becoming dif ficult to fill mixed :'( orders. The disinclination of iiiIIIh to ac cept low offers allows t htt prices are strengthening. The Atlantic coast is taking a heavy volume, and the water movement to Cali fornia has Increased, while there wns a striking gain In the do mestic rail movement for t he week, and a huge order has been booked by a wholesale group for shipment to Australia, only a small part of which has yet been placed with thn mills. I Soithern hardwood production is curtailed by nmnerois shut downs for repairs, purt ly brought ! about by low prices In face of Sidewalk Work Moving Ahead in . La Grande Construction of sidewalks In Connordale and nearby districts is moving ahead. One stretch of walk has been completed and ano ther is now being laid. Workmen are also busy now laying sidewalks at the end of ; Court h street in Old Town. This is one of Ihe largest sidewalk jobs j attempted In I .a Criamk this year. (heavy consumption. Oak is mov- ! 'ing well, especially to the flooring' I fact orb s. and since the furniture I shows thei e has been a pick-up in demand for .gum. Northern j hardwood buying is closely In line wit h consumers' current require- 1 ments, bit placements become j tmtre frequent. Maple flooring J plants have good business on their i books. Prices show strong resist I mice to efforts to depress them. and In general nre strongly held. The automotive industry is buying well of both southern and north ern hardwoods. When in Need of Sash; Doors Windows Ironing Hoards , Medicine Cabinets Cupboard Doors Folding Tables Screen Doors and Windows See La Grande Construction Co. Chas. Harris, Prop. Upholstering I'liiniliur of All Kinils ltt-Mlir.il. I'm-Miit; uml ('ruling l-'iii-iiinin. ' Main 537 Dovle Zimmerman residential 'districts is that hunt ,y Oticir 'rosen on Cedar street h... tween .Main and Vashhigtn avenues. work ruo;ui:sKir. Work on the l.ottes brick lni.sU niss building across Aikinis ove. nne irrtm the Evening Observer office is progressing rapidly. The brick work has been eoinpl.-t.i.i now and workmen are flnishinif up ihe roofing. Wall Paper special price on Watl , Vnpcr. ttl'J in 20tf cy,. Our bc-t grade of faint i-cilnccil ar Cciits per pilhtn. We aUn carry I'alnl cheap Noah's Paint Shop Well Planned Wiring ' If you liro liiilliUnt; tt ni-w honii- or rrmo.l.-liiiK fool flip to consult us aliout un lip-lo-ilat.- job of -:ii-ctric Wirlner. Our fxpi-rl.Mir.. In yours for thi- aakliiK un'il yo-j will flnil thflt our prtoi-s in-r- wry i-cnsonublo. , Estimates Gladly Given H. &S. ELECTRIC Sommcr Hotel Bldg. Phone 393-W. By Phone Birr-, mw I 4 m. s n n H n H H HS M H M M n M H Q0BEBB39BBBK0EIHEIIBIEIlEaBllBIflfllIIIIBEIBI Pnvld D tPahy of Wkhlta Kas. probaoly the only Jud,; tn the world ho l:oM hi urt by toU phono llf preside over thf smalt debtors txmri' handhnp only case where hupantl ft it tin) poor to p.ty nttorneys fee and when the rtvJ p.tittiucun t R''t lo ht housv h hear the cf bf We are certainly getting n won derTul supply of nice flooring from the coast. Just unloaded on" freight car load of flooring and t hree more cars of lumber and shingles en route. We make a specialty of flooring, ceiling, sid ing, shingles, doors nnd windows Hnd paint and varnishes. f , course, sometimes, we have dish pans, milk buckets and pop corn poppers, b it we have nothing like t hat left now, except three air tight beaters. Yon remember all the t o-foct flooring we shipped In hist year and sold out so cheap j for bungalow cornice work and (panel house, etc. We hac ponir more coming this week, Cntiforntn 'Oraln rack;, heavy rilled and 1 li iin. grain tack flooring expected this week. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "TUP 1'oor Mnrt'. FMrml" Oppo. rwiiiutr.T. I'limii- M-SlV o Hiinilny Ituslns Gedar Shingles Cedar Shingles have proven their superiority thru the test of tihie. The onslaughts of the weather heat, rain, ice and snow, continually test building y0UI" T le"k Can Ca"Se Untold dlln,a t0'il Look over your roof today-it may need only slight repairs-then again it might le wise economy to completely renew it I .'ither evpnt you will find our stock of High Grade Cedar Shingles to be very low in Compare These Prices: Ti to 2 Clear .... !-iar-A-Star $1 tr J - v' o 3.r0 per M. ' ' " - ?2.00 per M. Grande Ronde Lumher Company Ketail lards Across the Tracks on Greenwood Ave. J p ?- I - n n 1 5 1 . ( i i