La Grande evening observer., November 02, 1925, Image 6

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Monday, Noveinlx.'!' 2,'. 11)25.
pjiiro Six
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
(' H INTS OH E3 U I I D. I O
BUILOfNG HERE
IS SLOWING II
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No permltH worn t turned from (lie.
rily recorder'! office dnrliiK t!e
, punt weeU for new enriHi ruction, ni
ItirMiKh Hcvernl permilH raNinjffor
liltcruiloiiH iiml n-ptilrH to bui'.flinKH
jnlt'emly Ntundhifr were applied for.
Prominent ninonr these Im u per
111 II. Imuicd to Hum IIiutIh Mutiirduy,
lo alter nnd re pit I r a two-ntory
utotie. lniMfnt KH building on' Mr
filreet between Aludimm iiikI .Mtin
roa. . K. lli'UKHler bfifi rnnlrtieted tn
do the work on the UurriH build
in (j, which will uuiuiint to ap
proximately $l '.0n.
HullilliiK a'llvllh'H hnve Klncken
ed to Heme extent in Lu (Jrando.
largely due to the IpUM-ndlng win
ter, willed makes far difficulty in
biiildltiK. eHpeclully In foumlat Ion
work.
Construction begun . soma time
uko Ih KoinK ahead Hiendily.
The work on tin- municipal
bulbling Ih proKi-eHHlnfc at U t:ilr
l pace with the new fire tower erect
i '( and Interior work nh;ipliiK up.
The new war-hoiie the elly Ih
biiildltiK near 'the Second tit reel
vlnduct Ih expected to he cnin
pleied within the nevt few weeliH.
ItcHhlential construction Ih near
ly completed throughout the elly
Furnace
Heat
Can
'be
yours
A small down payment
is all we ask. Pay the
balance in easy monthly
installments. Ask 1 us
about it today.
Fred
Spaeth
although lietv mid there, one rind
Home Iioiihi a JmhI Mlnrb-d or In am
or I wo eaiieH, prep:iraHoiiH for cree
I Ion belli: made. .
oxrono vol (I-; woitsr
k i: or itui risii stauk
1 A lt 1 if iN (AC) Tim Oxford
voire, "Hint la nientahle thing that
Ifi worxe thmi oxford troiiHerH." in
J the woiKt vlee on Itie KllKlish hi it (fa
Modau, in the opinion of St. John
lvine, dfiimjitie crii ft ami play
wright. Tlil.s voice, ha Huld, wan
more re vol I ing than the ( 'oekney
aecent.
K winging to comment on the
Amt'jieau Jit age, Krvlne. declared
Ronton wim a town where the poor
est playn got the Jin-gent audiences
and tlie bent play the e;ist, while
)p deHerilied Chicago H one of 1 he
wor.it plaern la America lor the
ater production.
Jle has JiiHt returned from cx
leiiMve travel.
Stucco Cottage of English Design
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The cost of a HI nd u M'ftld liifr,
ineludlnjf the dowry of the bride,
frequently ruins the family, the
tirldc'n parents often mortKaKlnfi
all their ponse:-nlonH for thlH cere-monv.
rrHM'iriti-: iiosimtai.
Hlek furnituru muda weil.
. Ni'W f iii-nlt u re well maths
1 Tinea lleaRnnnlile.
Hjuvh I-'lled
Tools Kharperi'd.
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Permits
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If you use poor paint it costs yu dearly. If you
use no paint at all you pay lor it in depreciation
of property. Ymi pay for ijoiid paint why not use it?
NOAH!
Paint
Slore
Od. 2S IVrnilt Ihik-I Io K.
M. Iloyd lo alli r ami n-pair a
two-Htury brick ImniiicfH liulliliiii;
on Ailams avi'niip liwei'n Kiln
and Kir. Com ?10.
Ort. 20 IVrmlt Irain-.l to I..
1. H. c'nun'li to allcr anil rpnulr
a oni-story rraini' IhiIIiIIiik on
AHh liflwfiMi l''ourlh anil lllrch.
Cost $1111).
Ort. 2!i I'rnnll Issni'i tn
Hfnry Gray lo alli-r anil ri'palr a
linllilhiK on lOnst ('.nnHylviinla
h'lwwn ('lu rry anil .Maple. Cost
?75. ,
Oct. ill TVrmlt IHHncil lo Sam
llarrlH to alter anil repair a two.
mory atone IniHim-Hi. huflilliiK on
Klr a! reel between MuiHhuii alul
Monroe. f'oHt JlMld.
vur.oi. I bto Pool
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AN IXAI'.II.ITV TO Kll.l. A M
i insr ;km.:v.v iiii cit's tv:kt
! r.K.VKVA (A I') ir one liopes to
iret a license to ilrlve an autoino
blle In Lieneva yon niu.vt firsl or
all lie unable to kill a man.
'I'lte police examiner plant.s lilm
xclr stoically In llic .nililille of aomc
nnlreiitenlei thoronislirnrc ami nr.
ilei-M Ilie eamlliiate for a license to
ilrlve swll'tly ilown upon lilm -with
Hie in.innetlon to sloii anil stop
only when the front rim or the car
touches the wiilsthaml of tile Walt.
Ini; nfllcial. Many a woman anil,
yes, many a man. Ihelr nerves
H'nltcre'l, rail In this feature or the
ilrivillK test.
The two C.eneva examiners have
ilevclopeil into crack iloilKcrs ami
acrobats. They have to be Ir they
waul 111 kc"p Ihelr inbs nllve.
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(Uy W. V. I-iirdy)
The Knxlfsh typo of liouse Is one
that Is rapidly growing- In popular
ity IhroiiKiiout the country, as It
embodies bolli charm and simplic
ity, together with prncticabiltiy
and durability, the typo of home
illustrated today is one Unit. has a
wide 11 ppeni (o prospective home
builders.
One notes first the fact, that this
home is built of stnceo from bnse
to roof. This in itself is un eco
nomical hint as those anticipating'
bulMlng1 their own home will no
doubt note that stucco Is durable
1 nd does not require painting1 every
other year or so as a frame cot t aire
does. It also makes the house
inoru or less fire-proof. J
Today's design, which includes
lining1 room, living1 room, kitchen,
bath ami two bed rooms, all on the
ground riooi. can be built, accord
ing to the archlteoi's estimate, for
from $:tS0(i to $tsmi. exclusive of
the plumbiug- 11 nd heating1. The
living room, which is a good sized
bright spot, is featured by a fire
place bt-tween two windows. It Is ;
IL' feet :t by If. feet 0 im lies ami In i
nddil ion to the two wbelous ul-n-ady
tih-iitiom-d then- is a pleas
ant grouping of three windows that
overlook the front terrace. A wide
arched doorway leads from this
pleasant room into the dining room
from which one go's diivct Into (he
happy little Ullchen with Its stove,
ice box, cupboard, sink and service
mi ranee alt conveniently arranged.
The two bed rooms, each with a
closet and t wo windows, and 1 he
biith room -are conveniently group
ed around a lillie hal).:y thai
separates the living quarters from
the keeping quarter thus assur
ing privacy.
The portico entrance with grace
fully curving iron railings gives a
quaint and very Knglish effect that
lends lo this modest home an un
usual air of distinction.
Sheep loiut(T).
A yearling or two-year old ram
may be used on a flock of 50 to 76
ewes, and sometimes on as many
as no. An exceptionally early,
well grown ram lamb may be used
on u flock of 20 lo 25 ewes, but
as a rule this Is not good practice.
A good yearling ram for a gmde
flock Is worth from 2o to $50 at
the present scale of prices.
To avoid inbreeding, most breed
ers get a new ram every two years.
A ram shouid be good for at least
four years of service, thus trading
of rams is usually necessary.
('nil Kwes Mahlltty.
Cull ewes are best eliminated
from the flock before then become
too thin and (iectupil, and while
they eun still he sold at a fair
price. Any ewe that (ails to breed
for two seasons is not to.be sold.
Whore lambs lire wort h 1 0 cents
,a pound In the fall, ?4 should b.
a fair price for cull ewes. Cull
ewes are usually sold In the fall at
a time when the sheep market Is
not very good, but on account of
high cost of holding I hem over un
til spring it is usually better lo sell
and stop the expense bill.
Good littiuh Crop Possible. ,
The chief factors of a large lamb
crop are prolific ewes, pb nty of
green feed at breeding time, virile
rams, good feed and plenty of ex
ercise, during the winter, good wea
ther und good care at lambing time
and good milk-producing feed lor
the ewes while suckling. Growers
count on 1 nit lambs ai marketing
lime for each inn ewes in the
breeding flock under farm con
ditions over a period of years..
There is probably something wrong
with the ewes or the management
If the nop inns less than this for
a number of years.
"lied" Grange, famous football
star of 1 he Cn.versity .of Illinois,
turned down u movie rout met to
return lo his old job of delivering
ice from door to door.
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:lders!
Wc Have Just What You Need And Our Pikes Arc-Uiht
Roofing, Builders' Hardware,
Paint and Oils,
Lumber
A Mi KRADKS ALL PRICKS
ASK FOR KST1MATKS
Grande Rondo Lumber Co.
Kotail Y:uds Amiss (he Trucks on (rrenwood
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i;ii;kka. cai. (ai) rihg
chewing topneeu and California's
climate were given as the explana
tion of healthy eld uge by "Aunt
j Fanny," a tlnopa Indian. luK years
eld. Aunt Fanny h;is chewed to-
! haceo for erhtury mid found it
1 an aid to dtcestion.
I Aunl Fanny recent I y Itecame a
I convert to Christ la nit y. 1 espite
titer vears. .she walks several miles
O I eve
o'cOM!'
day.
i.i:ti:s copy or
r.im.K. thi n swoons
o TOKIO U.Wi A coniplele copy
Oiof th Itlble on n single strip of
J paper has been nvide by a Jap
O aiicse CtiriNtlan missbumry. 1 r.
0 ishtxoka. The paer scroll Is
q about 110 inches long und 3tt
01 inches broml. The strip rn be
0n-!,i, hut only with the nid of R
O I nianuil ing gla-w. The text U tn
o 1 Japanese, more than t.Ono.Onn
O 1 characters envertm; the scroll. It
0 , required four yers and throe
O j men to complete. At its con-
, elusion. It. IshUuka tell Into a
o ' long swoon.
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A Farm
m Pointers
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Softwcod Demand for
Week IIoMs Up Well
During1 the week ended Oct. 17
the principal softwood mills ship
ped Hie full equivalent of their
production, and received new or
ders for only 2 per cent h s.i despite
the latenesa of the season and the
necessity of accumulating some re-
serves against the- rush of sprimrj
demand, fctatlstirn Indictite that
volume of city building will be un
usually larf-o for winter. Country
trade in the northwest this fall has
been disappointing, for the reason
that farmers have kept the owner-j
ship of over fifty pr cent of their 1
grain. . The expectation Is that as
thin is sold toward spring, s.iys the!
A met lean f.umhermnn, 'hicngo. a
large proportion of the cash will go
Into farm building improvements.
Coast mill slocks of fir are badly
depleted,, us sale's for the fit 31
fnrly-one w.ei-ks of the year exceed
ed production by four percMtl, and
there is now great activity in
inanui'acl are, but during the week
ended' let. 1 7, though lleW lilMl
ncss fell per cent behind th" cut,
shipments equated p. b uving no
surplus for reserve. From Japan
come reports that recent fluanrial
difficulties have been overcome
and lumber stocks absorbed, so
Ihnl export prospects are brighter.
Northwest trade has declined, but
yard, but era art expected lo enter
the market soon. The cargo move
ment to ''oth tlie Atlantic coast and
Cuiitorti..t la well sustained.
lU'VN XIAV HOMi:.
IWIO.V, Ore. (Special) V. il.
Littler, local fruit buyer, has pur
ehasei u residence In North t'niou
and 's having the property mod
ernlzt d and expects to move tn as
soon as the repairs are completed.
i:v sToiji vlam:d,
UN-ION,' Ore. (Hpoeial) The two
store buildings owjied by the Odd
Fellows have been leuheo by Alt'.
li ode. the proprietor of the menl
market and will bo fitted up as a
second hand store." 1'urt of the
stock is already in the building
and the doors are opened for busi
ness. -v
Lacquered FurulUm Popular.
LONDON (AIM lacquered fur
niture has hoconiP very populnr
amongst society people. A . suite
of this kind of furniture for the
bedroom has Just bev-n. complete!
for tht Queen of Hpatn. In a subtle
shade of blue- Princess .Mary Ijjs
rcllcR Is having the ex-Boldiers tit
Lord ltoberts Workshops turn out
a hud room suite for her new home,
KgeVton Lodge, - at- Newuiarkei,
Tim ground tone is of old Ivory
with colorings In reds, blues und
greens intermixed. "
in t t it kiLiiS two n ; its
MYUTi.l-: l'Ol.VT, Ore. Hear
ing of the depredations of wild
animals, Jap Jarvis and his varmint
dogs rouled out mill killed two cou
gi.trs. One was about ID fett long
end the other a kitten.
BUGG PAINT
COMPANY 4
ulllls. Oils (illlKS. Varubt
Hi'UsIh.m und rnfutcV's .
1.0.0. r. ih ii.iuno
lUiliuiiii; on WashiiiKiiHi
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Tenth Oil! I
Floor Sanding
Cur Electric Floor Sanding Machine is changing the
appearance 'of the floors, in many of La . Grande's
homes. . The cost is small. ' '
Ask For Estimates.
La Grande Construction
and Supply Company
CHAS. HARRIS. I
AH you have to do witli
Oil-O-Miitic is tiirn it on
in the fall and off in the
spring. You can't hire men
to "do what Oil-O-Matic
does for you. You won't
have to hire anyone to
clean house.
NateZweifel!
Those Hidden Wires
. That run between the walls of your home enry-a
' power which is mysterious to all of us. The instila
tion of these tiny wires is no longer a mystery to W
"trained electrician for he knows just how. the .jVn
should be done to add convenience to the niode'h
home of today. Consult us about your wiring vA
might suggest a few changes that would be a grea
factor in lire prevention and also would ,give' ymi'j
more sausiactory ngnung. p . ''
H. & S. Electric
Sommer Hotel IUI"r.
nim:m pm tiiii:ii on moviks
I A Ills (Al'l iMIrons of the
Stenth Art" as the Ki-enrh .call
the cinema f entrtlmti-d one-lhlrl
of ih entire amount pnt tn 1924
liv t tie t heatT-oin public of
!nrin to the ptovlvn. Thi box Offt
cea in the 1 oft an, nmr-i cinema
hneseH In the capital nnd jmbiirh?
Inst nur look In lua.rtiut.neu
K em merer o. S onl it iK'hn;
uuhmdetl this nminlii'x. ThN
itiHhes enr I. i htlers xim-
hiK In prvity fa-t. Wp ip-ct
two cniltuitU nf itblimle this week
nlM n t ar of KHflus. Midi I
(nr oitlero. v nit Miiur ninny
tlolhu-s for ninny oiiph. Hit
eltt nuntllr iuiIuI n t 1 (11.
! snllnn whlelt in AOe on the dollar
In wlllnc fat. Lnjr In your sup
ply ItWitrv H'k nil rimh.
Sonw ine doubts lint a r hnw
rrerhH m much cual in so short
time. Ir thai pNrty -nn Ct
tlw n!" from this freight of
flee ntiil riinl out Ibal we Iihm
wt ntftvMl fonr of 3m!. wt
will make Itlm iitnsont of JttoO
in cnb. and a ftallon of paint.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
TUe Poo Mu'a Jrlrixr
Oppo. (Xninilr;. IMione M-1IS
fij Blue Mountain :
1 ft Oregon Lumber if ill '
j r lljffn'j Y'ou'd appreciate your own Garage this lll'lfj
j j; i ly, . winter. It would save ou garage rent or Pi
1 i'i il wol,,c' save '01"' car fom exposure to F i
! 5 1! j jfillM the weather. It wouldn't cost much to j j j ll!U
! '' i Consult I's For Prices. IM f ' '
i Bowman-Hicks
1 . Lumber ,Cov
lift MAIN8 u II
1 1 11 1 Chain and Rox Wood. Main 517 f ill W
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