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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1925)
P.ujro Six THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, November 9, 1925. UlM (mi rsi p i ri o 1 IS COMPLETED ltr-dei-oratlon ' of the Fundny Krhool iiurtTH anil remodeling and iMiulituii-ni of the kitchenette that will be. used In connection with tint uimlalrn community par lor 'tin- ini'liidi'd In iiliuill. $200 WaiTti flooi-s i Warm bedrooms. A whole houseful of warmth enh foe yours by letting us install a furnace in your home. . " I'.UY NOW . : . Pay By The Month ; -: Fred Spaeth worth of Improvements Unit ure being mudn on the Presbyterian church building. The Sunday school rooms, which H-rvi- also us the main dining room or 1 lio church, being tinted in soft loins of cream and Inn, with j a' tustcful border Ht.in'ihtl in hrown. Cuhlm-ts anil (abbs an- being In-f stalled In 11m kllchenette, and u service window hat been cut Into , the wall that separates It from ihe' comin unity room, -w hero social f meetings ure conducted. Willi H b completion, t hi kitchenette will al low the serving of small companies wllhout the inconvenience of I ( uns porting l'od und dishes up iiihI down HtalrH. , : A Concrete Stucco Bungalow I, s inti;ki:sts a.ws. American Intends aVo rapidly injecting themselves into tlu Ku ropean building uihI real eaiate situation, ami both tin- comment and Knglnnd huM groat potential possibilities of development com putable to Ihe pr-Hnt spectacular progress now going on In this coun try, according to H. ' W. Shhiih. president tit H. W. HiraiiH A Co., who has Jnsi returned niter m-urly three. mouths spenl broad studying the financial, building and real -tnt ciluntlons. i;ilKCTINi I'AKM llt'll.DIXCH. COVK (.Special) Many or tin farmers hen are busy folng car penter worli. A. I,. pecker In hulld Iiik u now harn, N, J'. Kiglit a hog h on no, 1 Lynn 'hadwlek a chicken nous.? and H. W. Koger is rc-siiltigl-Inif H'.'vinil buildings. Ai'tliur J.ireh Iff hlltlilliiK a K'iraK:- .M()Thi:-si,avi:u nsAxr, KKI-HO, WaKh. Mr;, ''era Ziul:, Wlio kllli'd n-r ;i- t :ir-(; their Klama riv ! (!. . to Ihe WfHlern V.'i.n. pltal lor tin- iii:Mr- ti tills iirii'rntmn )y a Kiia rd.. , Kunnral m rviri for llw dead child will hi- hold at Kahuna, wIuth the hoily In held. "iltuooni travclliiB PAINT SHOP TO . HE REMODELLED AT COST OF' $300 I Ot'orife -I-'awr, vlioHi point rdioi was pralieally d.'Miroycd by f In early UiMt .wel;r hi'.M ariMnmeed that he will tnuiH-dlulfdy hi1 uliutit -roiiHiruetlmr th.-, hnllilliiK-. with tho. iiitt-mlonH of Iineinw it ready for. uhi- uh iiilel;ly uh poHibe, At first Mr. KuKor, wan doubtful v.ht'llu-r li rould be n;ilva'Od or not but he findH that about on spi-nt altrrlnt,' and rvpalrlnj?, t It bnildinif will put It In firnt 'rluKS condition. - . Fliii,- DWIHQfiooitfl i . f"i n tCO Coojt 1 Don't Put It Off-Put It On! The iiiipaliittit ltoiiMti Is a rnnntniit pn-y of rot And 'I"hi'si roix-t-H ore uluny.s nt wrk- and eon so a tlu-ii times ' Katcr Iosn rvi-ry uir lliun.riiv, l',er moment. mi drlny ou Iiiitijim' tin ilaiiMK" iloiif. Don't put. It. orr apply u coal ur iwn of J. & D. Paint NOAH'S ltK'llKS KTKIKK WOKKIvK IIAIIHIII-IKI.I), tin-. A BtruK SlIliB t'oiKrnrtor ill t Liu aire of to, worklUR In t'oqulll . mid )(cf du. port with only muU'rut ffnunron. Al Hump wi'lronii'il un offont from Vork i-ity who, nftr four yfrH of Hi'iirt'h, found liljn nt a Job In Hi'tMlnport to udviw! him hi' wu hnlf owner or un -Ktiitf of :4.0ti5. fliin h'ft him uml brothen hy un uiK'h'. ! Tin- inte nt dlil not wait for.. Mr. Hump to .HvtMu IiIh ufi alia , ami ruMliod hlmi uwny to Ni'W York to uHxuiiiii. ninnujit'int'nt of .!' $ I SIKI.OOO. Till' l'8lule t'OOBl.Ull of i!fi.ooo In liberty hoiida , and a bulldlllB 111 Ni'W York lty. , PoRclt- ll.MIZ. Permits Nov.-2 Permit llsstu-d to S. A. Cardinit-r to ultor and repair a two-siory f runic buslnt s.h build in? on Kir between .K-ffonion and ' Adams. Cost $4f(i. Nov. 3 Permit Issued to J. W. StottH to .erect 'n ifarape.on JaeU-Bon-between Depot and Kin Coat $'... Nov. G Permit Issued to George, Ka(?er to niter and repair his pulnt Nhop on Second be tween Jefferson and Palmer, cost M00. a mqi'Ok Arms si:i.i:d Nov. 6 Inult iwmed to Ft. Ludwig- to ultnr and repair a hrtck building on Kir between JofferHon and the railroad track. Cost 5. (Hy W. W. lMinly) To thow who lmvo less than oaf) to put into a home, today's type of bungalow iti especially sultnd. Hui!t of wide aiding to the first story sills, siained a dark brown, painted a cream color, nar row sidimr above, this cozy little home can be built for between tUOOO and $il"00, exclusivo of the plumbing and lieulintf, ' aeeordintf to tho arcJiltect's eaiimrtte.i'J'liis Is ono of thy most. economical Io;u(ss ----w----(--n--i--.- pobslblo und for the youiiff married ennlul nilrutorics m widely di couplo just starting out to I ulld. It Uimllar. There Is the "bad effff" Is un Ideal plan. type, us he Is referred to by lib One enters this little, home by (fellow travelers. This type "hips Nov, 7 Permit Issued to Ivuhn und Zwelfel to ulter und-repulr a dwelling on Jefferson between (Ireenwood and Hemlock, (.'cat 1 00. . .Mi;j)KOJU, Ore, Thrro uller?ed I . r rf 1. 1 .,.! ..n,i nniinn bootbKfifers were captured with thejth llvhiR room. In which tin-re arc, tin wanted by the authorities und lurK. Ht amount of moonshin ever four sunny windows. A wide door- not infrequently are detained en 'i.eu in jucKson countys history, wny u-uiIh Into the dinin? room ' route, moMly without gunplay; for j. j, Kin-Hi, mum BpiH:iai oiiierr, ami Cletus McCredle, fcd'TuI pro hibition officer, arrested J. .1. Tra vel's f HtocKtou, f'al.', with- 120 Kullnits of coru whiskey tu his po-Sf-swlon and Walter Dyreborj: uttd John Hugh tier of Huxminenlo with Mt ini lions of luoonshloe, seven mlli-s south of Ashland. Thi'ir two automobile.) were cmt-fiseahd. ijj v':.v'Biue Mountain j I II Oregon Lumber ; j! jl III III Courteous, Dependable Service j II . Highest Quality ' 'M 11 Timber . j I il ivij I Consistent, Conservative Prices. ';''' V't : 1 ' 'W; I Economy For You. l : I "j j! 1 1 Bowman-Hicks j ; Lumbei Co. 1 1 li j !ji mil!: I Chain and P.ox Wood. Main 517 ill il Y mm n" lira ft immFmmm whlrh-htm tliri'i- Iiitki- windows, " l u curloim cxpt'rl;nco that the niakliiK an Idi ul plan- for housi' I "hard Buy" who will Jcold a nnl plunts and flowi ra. Tin- kitchen In . form "" the Hast Hide In Nfw urrunKi-U o aa to wivu tlw. honsi'- Yorl uuall: foripttH he haa a hip wlIVs mi'pa and time, and there l,0-l"'t when junked from the rods la u back pori h. The bath room Is !,y n ,"nk' ""IK" ehlef of police eonvenlently loeated b.nv i the 1,1 I anklown, North Carolina. two bed rooms and Ihere la ample Then there la the contrast the rloset fipaee. youiiKster nuikltijr his ftrsl trip and With Its BleamlnK while walls, HV'S; ''"ni to ilolefully doubt lord of the famous "A-Xo. 1." There is the card ad pool nliark, with or without Ills "roll" s-creU-d in bis underclothes. Also the bo who's going to make his killing (bringing' It over from) ltermnda. anil a brilliant n-d or green roof wilh window trlnitnlngB to match, 1 this little home would present most attrnetfve appearance Kver-gri-cns set around tht- base of tlit hoti.tr and rows of senrh-t rnige, or some other brilliant flowers border ing the walk, would add a charm It would be hard for any ' one to pass by. . Jl is just such hwccI, un usmiining, dainty and comfortable homes that rest the spirit and soul of those who livi Iheri m olid give to I he passi-rby a dt-ii lo stop aifd partake of Its p ac and (ith-t charm. k OLD TYPE'BQ' mum ATLANTA. Cti. (Al')-The old type hobo may b motorizing litm- but tmlt 1 are that ct ixtant; cmimenced i-M. ( J-Ollt li lt' lnto-a "flivver In cations In the south (lie veieran raitbtid i and, at this time hv his s''tiv jn. i' 1 ' ' "t: M' 11' '. . A liiere i,s the, oilier typo who will confine his alcoholic cndf.avors to personal consumption, lit hers will work the. old con game. Put the mast harmless and tru est lo the old -type species Is the irnuinc vagabond who only un sworn (he call of I ho wanderlust. In many cases the plain home town boy who Is out to tee whal he can si-o. ! I'.'d. ,1 ''.y t'l" ' IN 'P . , . ' tt -n 'I tie c'inuiiii; an t I hr.il.s while the " t tt, rrd vnn . . " t nnxle of i nir hat arb'tl r. pv i its of the tf th fast llm ma.iorii y content iheiiiselveB with the old "sble-door Pullman" better know n as the box car. From way stations near and far rome reports of n heavy southward trend of tramps; and from, all di rections. This year seem to find an unusual proportion of them with the Florida fever. Starling In August from the far northwest, fnr mutuary. Weary Wtlltf- soon attaches a boon buddy und before the rhanK' Is made lo Chicago there ji clan of s-vrr;il score In a MtiKto box c r. Hy the time the Itinerants r a h the far south they have become almost a bglen. Vicissitudes may intervene, how ever. In which eventuality the small town Is feel with the prob lm of housing a number exc-s sively beyond the fort siirbt of the planners or its rultiboe or little jail. In this case the unwelcome Bre usually escorted to the town's limit-, aud thus put to the Irksome trouble of hopping the net freight. t-tng of a beteroreiteAua nature nrul type, tlie ohjivt of t he per- SPAETH BUYS S HOI farm. Mrs. Henry, who is living ,ugency from Mrs. Louisa 1arsuu, In Portland will soon Join ' him. The Ooorgo II. Currey Heal Kstute iigcncy conducted the negotiations, M. n. Hogcrs Iiuh moved Into the property at 1101 I, avenue which he purchased ihrough the lleorge H . ii rrey 1 ti-a I Ksta t e who is now residing at Palo Alto, California. :i - A 100-acro farm near Union be longing to .Mrs. Henderson, which was listed with the Oeorgo H. Car rey Heal Kstnto ugency, lias been sold lo Dr. tiilmoro of Fnion. l'red Hpaeth has purchased tite house belonging to (. . Hopkins at I MOO H. (1,11.1 atreet. This house j Is one or the best In the city. It i Is a two-story building, with eight rooms, convenient ly arranged. In i an excellent residential section. I Air. and Mrs. Hpaeth expect tot move to their new homo in about two weeks, Air. Spaith announced tills morning. si:vi:it.i. saijn maii-: Klmer HloitlarU ha.- purchased i the Frank lluyes home at KU5 O avenue an! has a force of men I making extensive improvements ; prior- lo taking possession. Air. and Mrs. Hayes have moved to Pendleton, (heir former homo, 1 where Air. Hayes is engaged in tin! , oil business. The sale was made through lhe George It. Currey Heal l-Jstute agency. VF AHF. C.OIXti TO SF.M, OIT Twenty thonsiinit feet of 11 and lft sblplap at a Ins.. at it f- poorly millcil. Vou might us h for lining a stiakn hi side to lie pajM-iiHl over with float Irnlng felt fir ii so It for roof sJiccMmt miuIt shingle or niitld your rliH-ken bnusru W art selling It fnr St 7 per M. a- lofut im It lasts. I haven't hail my breakfast yet. har twrn -wlllDf orrtTi all ntnm tug. Tlicw are nten lnlbr yanl walttiijr now ami I am tlrctl to start the Monday morning with, (iontl-bye. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Ttie Foor Han't rrtaori Dp pa FtMUMSr?. PtM M-flS No fuoOay Busteent . Walter .J. Henry, formerly owner of ihe Klgln Itecorder, has pur chased u farm of J. 1. Slater con taining 173 acres four miles north west of K.lgin known ns the Porter GLASS The Largest Stock in La Grande WINDOW GLASS PLATE GLASS -WINDSHIELD GLASS . . SEDAN DOOR GLASS i . ART GLASS La Grande Construction and Supply Company ("HAS. HARRIS. . l'lUXni'IlK IIUSl'lTAIj Sick furntture made Weil. New furniture well made. Prices Reasonable. Sawa Filed Tools Sharpened. J. II. UMIKKI i:l02 O Ave. BUGG PAINT COMPANY Paints, Oils, (ilnss, Varnlsl Ilmshes nml I'ttlntur's Supplies I. o.o.i' mrir.niNO Knlrniice on VVasliington Wiring Supplies Appliances Repair Work H. & S. Electric Sonimer Hotel Bldg. Y t t f t t f t y t f y T T t t t f T T T y y t v t T ? y r y t t t f f t ? X V z I X X X A. Owe 1 Ten Powerful Reasons Why You Should Owe Your .ooie 1. It is a civic duty. 2. It saves you money. 3. It is a sign of thrift. 4. It enhances your credit. 5. It makes you more independent. (5. It is the best possible investment. ' 7. It is a badge of good citizenship. 8. It is your supreme duty to jour family. 9. It is evidence of good business judgment. 10. It is a continual and perpetual source of happiness and contentment. Heat Your Home With KNIGHT'S SPRING CANYON COAL y y j y t y y t Grande Ronde Lumber Company Retail Yards Across the Tracks on Givenwood X y y i r t ? f t f ?. ? y . f f t ? ? r ? ? ? y T t f J
