La Grande evening observer., May 31, 1926, Image 4

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HOMEBUIDING
i ACTIVE HERE
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Probably mora new lioinea aro
ulnj, built In I Grande thin
xiirlifr thnn for many years. Nino
reulaent-e building1 pormlta woro 1m.
mwrf duiinfr tho month of May,
which indicates Hint more bullulntr
wt II start immadhaMy, beldc tho
mnyy new lionuw that hiivo Iwo.n
.indfcr construction for tho pual few
months. - "... ,
OJf thenumbtT of liouuctf belli
liulty an unusually lart;c numb it
ara'i expe.;Mvo structures.
' A new restdoncft district ha been
Opened In thcv vicinity of Waah
Inffon avenue tnd Walnut wtrcet
nndf at proscnt two now Iioiik'h
tWDfltory bulldt tt -arc going up
there. One of tm houwH, on the
rorbor of Washing:,! end Will nut,
will Jo Uie.Jiomo u Mr. uud ALrtf,
W. S. WALLACE
Painter
And Paper Hanger
Phone 206-J
m ' 1004 Y- AVO, '
-' Work uarajilcNl
Lit
Your home should be
light outlets. 'iJ
j Let us advise on the
of liirhts.
home. ' '"
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La Grande Electnc Co.
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Adolph Htog-rlHt when completed.
Thl 1h to bo i two-story Eng-lbjti
Coloniul typtt unci will probably be
of ntueco. Tho bulldlnK baa boon
under conHtructlou for abgut two
montha now. but It will bo soveral
more weeks boforn It will bo com
pleted and ready to occupy. "
I4'lKinaii liulldliitr Hoiim',
On the opposite corner of the
same Ht roots Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Lelsman aro building a new homo.1
Their house, which b'ia been under
construction for about a month and
a half, will also be a two-story
dwelling. The building will be of
Colonial type and will bo finished
,wlth stucco and rock. f
Next spring Mr. and Mtk. J. iJon
aid Meyers plun to build on the
other vacant corner of Washing
ton u venue and Walnut street
The new homo of Mr. and Mm
Walter Keuter, on Klrnt street, Is
pructlcally com)pleted. Tills house
too 1h a two-story Colonial sty to.
Workmen are now busy fixing tho
grounds around tho house and It
will probably be ready to movo Into
Into within the next thirty days.
Nale Zweifel VIclor' :
, iit ofithvv;stXbrttfir
Nate Zwelfel. local Oil-O-Matlc j
burner dealer, emerged with high
nonora in tho norlliwral rroiiv i.iu.riri. Ilvina' room In nrovlik'd Willi
douliira' aalca contoat rocontly, ltirt typical colonial iminti'l, und Ihn
t imnoiinwd today. dlnlnir room la of a irood hzk. Th
oil liontliinr Ih runliily forirlnif to 'k(.hmi laiimiM hut cvcrjlhlnif Ih
.Jhn rront.'.ivir Zwriieclun'. if(7ttnccd Bo'1'(u,ifo d)iwV(;wttli
v ,.w,r.:vu H'l'dinttiiy ixir. ipi?pa
L,Jraii(Jtv .!.' 'i! Uitchen riirtUr
'. A IclPKcopn doi'H not IncriMpm thn
dcllKht that ono flnda In guzlilR lit
tho atura.
Up!
well equipped with ,
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location and number
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Blue Mountain
Oregon Lumber
From Woods to. -.(Customers, you can
depend on our products being proper
ly manufactured. Our trade mark
on ench board shows our confidence.
LUMBER, SASH, DOORS
AND SHINGLES
Bowman-Hicks
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Phone Main 517
J. L. Munhall for Chain and Box
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It would btf, luipoiiMibli to fit'curi' '.
a morf) comjiuct arriintff!Miu or a
floor plan Mian In horo miKKflt!
Ill I Ilia lllllf colonial cottafP'. Tlx
that ftlarge
TlMtr:: fi a
breakfast ulcove, togt'ther with
two bed rooms and bath. Thcsn
rooiiw: urc s arranged ho that, tlmy
make for an Ideal one story home.
The plans are for an euHt (Vising.
but the arrangement could, of
'courHo, be changed so aa to place
the bqd room on the north in ease
of a west facing. Ited colonial
brick Is UMod for'foundatiou up to
grade, This smuill additional ex
pense could bo dispensed with.
Tho exterior walla aro of framo
eonttruclon using ,tho )jsutal
Sheathing on the" wafta with paper
between them and the wide siding
j painted white. The roof la green
also ' are gfaeh' cftrVylfig blit 'tho
usirnl colonial color scheme.
The Interior wood work Is old
Ivory with birch doors, stained ma
hogany. With the best construct
tlon throughout thht homo Is enti
tled to cost, 0xclttHlv' of heating
IMBLER V
rerVjj' Is tearing down Ills old
bnm.; Ho puuiB ly buld new onvJ
'" Biipt HrooUs wenl to L.a On
the, first of the 'week. J
Mr, end Mrs. Cir.int TueUor
Wood :
CJ4AW1MB"1 V I'ng
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A COLONIAL BUNGALOW ,
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UNION PERSONALS
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Mrs'.' Hack
tfnecla4) r-p, Mr-t nt
llt'naberry',' Anna Cle-
ment, Mrs. Julia 'Clement,, rela
tives of Mrs. W. O. Haggcrly. have
been visiting at I'niun tor thu last
few days. They have been spend
ing the winter months In Cullror
nln and stopped hero on their wav
$$no tot MMvU;Houpi;1tglij
Clraclar Huggerty. dauhfer A of'!
Mr and Air W.-O. Hugs !' ft,
tills uf'Iiof l-nke sanloVlii'iT Mon
day morning,
family uu Miss Mao Masters, of
bier, motored ;lo Iwstlne for the
layy Hunila'y,. j . -;j.fV ;V f
Hans Wi'slenskow went to I .a
G.ritnd Monday on buslius. ) f
"V.Wxi M. Walker attended tjic
hucculeureulu sermon at La
Gran do.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shillings mo
tored over from Wallowa Haturday
we n lug and were guests of Mrs.
Hkllllngs' parents. : i
Miss Marttda Kturglll, of I'nioii,
was entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. l.ute Strlngham lust Hun
day. '" ,
.Warvln Wiggins h-rt for I faker
Sunday. 11 -j will visit his brother.
Lawrence, for siveral days.
William Kurimin, urehardNt In
this secllon, bus 70 acres of
Central flsnro In oilc of Kng'
litnda niOHt fninoua luv suits Is
Muster Oeoffrvy llUKmill, nhoso I
latest plelure la shown above. I
lie Is the only child of tha I
Hon. Mrs. John ltuiwell, who
defends his tcKltlimicy tn n suit I
to establish his right to the i
Ampthlll peerage. Trial of tho ',
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OFFICE
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. VHAca maun ,
How tlmo does fly. It seems but
yesterday that we- were sternly
spoken to by tho contabte for rid
ing our bicycle after sunset with
out a light. He. threatened to
"pull" ua If wo did It again.
' "liigngeil to four girls at once?
How do you explain hui h' con
duet?" "1 don't know. Cupid mimt
have shot me, with a maehiiie giui."
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A super-sheik Is u guy who enn
pernuade a chorus girl to ride on
the elevated.
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Ktlquelte books Hay
That people of good breeding
Wear clothes that aro
Inconspicuous.
A girl I know
Must bo awfully well-bred
UeoiUHe 1 saw Jier on tho street
FAm bur! fas. was ho Inconspicuous
rhat U wasn t until 1 was real close
that I could say for sure ,
"Vhutt she had ottf1 "on.
Two little la Uruiulu uirLs were
?oi ii Hiring iutesr' '
"Wo had Yiiiekcit fun r times last
;wet;k" said one.
"HuV Ctravaguiitr said the other.
"Ohito replletl Hie rirst. "It was
the same I'lilekeii-'?
Mrs. Hobart How can I make
my husbund Jealous?
Mrs. Hogart Why, you old-fashioned
thing, divorce him!
chnrd land and evory trfe Is load
ed wilh fruit, he says. He expects
a good crop this y;-ar. Mr. Kurman
recently ordered a Hlhpment
liliode Island chicks from N. H.
Lines, of Ontario.
Several people from liubter were
fishing for Salmon on Catherine
creek Tuesday.
Mrs. HutUill Amhfwjf went to
l.a Grande Tuesday to have some ;
th'tyl'il work tlniie, '
IMAXO MI.IST UK SOLD
Will aiu'riflen lilKli-gi Mile piano
In atortiKo near hero, or liniiied
late atile. Will ffive- caay tgrnia to
nn i.ulol.lluliu.l lti..n l.'n.. r
'Honiara and where It ciin tie seen.
aildrewt -rortland Mllslu Co., 227
ci ti i I'orliutid. Ore.
' Porch and Window
Awnings
On 'r every window and
.porch where the sun
strikes will stave off
the heat and make
your home more en
joyable during the
summer months.
We make Awnings
of any size and color
and we'll put them up
for you.
Snyder & McKennon
Harness Co.
Building Work Moving
Ahead Over All Canada
Ue porta of building activities
throughout Canada reveal Su' Vory
rupld development now taking
place, permits Issued In April In
60 leading cities totaled 18,ttS8.
755 compured with $10,038,423 In
tho preceding month und with $15,
442,855 In April 111 2 5. according to
the Uominion bureau of statistics. '
Tho Increase wus 23 per cent over
April lost year and SO per cent
over March this year. Theso fig-;
ures compare with an April to
April loss of S per cent und a
negligible gain over March In the
principal cities und towns of the
t'nited State. as revealed lu the
nalionul monthly building survey
of S. W. Straus & Co.
Since the firt of the year Can
adian building permits have to
taled $41,240,201) compared with
$35,377,215. a gain of more than
16 per cent while In the Vnited
States the volume of permits Is
sued since the first of this year
hos been slightly less than during
the sumo period of 11)25'. '
I'lro Alarm llt'ro , ,
.The ftro department was 'earU'd
out ut 1:30 o'clock IhiH luoruliix to
Kilycrthorn-Wrlpht J' drug' , atoru
wirt;ro an electric hot plate had
lienn left on. No diiinai;e waa. diuo
.ilthoURh. the place una rtligd ylti
siiibke, firemen report." ''
i Make your home a safe
place to live. ' Our plumb
ing is sanitary
Fr ed Spae th
PLUMBING, HEATING and
tSHEET METAL WORKS
1 1 108 FIR STREET . '
' PHONE MAIN
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GoodiRemodeling
Is Prqfitable.,.For.-.;:.
"AIL Concerned' ; '
The long headed home-owner vows to himself, "when I
remodel or build, I will' do it right." A wise decision, you
will admit.
It means that he will select materials of known value
or that he will test and compare and be sure before a
saw is lifted vor a nail is driven.
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Grande
Lumber Co,
Retail Yard Across the Tracks on Greenwood Avenue
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Fngidaire Sales Aic
; Lively, Dealer Reports
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National Klcetrlc Wht uaoclatloii,
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Let Me Save
on Painting
hanfiing
Estimates Gladly Furnished. , ,
J. P. Moriey ' ::'-4;
Call MAIN 58- , '.V'r
Paint Dept. of the Oregon Hdwe. & Imp. Co."
For
.; :.. new. artistic lighting
- fixtures
Whether ...building a new home or
remodelifi'g jjour oM, home, we are in
a position to help jou choose your;
fixtures and-place your switches,-in-
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places wncrc tiicy
venient. - .
Best ot ail OUR PRICES are RIGHT! im
i' Cail'-arid sce i Ks.
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to -help youiii any
: JESSE ROSEKBAUH
Phone Main 101
And in growing numbers he is turning
Paints and Oils," Builders Hardware,
iias jccti-iieu mat our
ouu in any coniiianson. :
Dry Slab Wood, $3X0 Per
Konde
1 cooling capacity with the least fcdnC
I nption of oli.ctrteity of .fourm, ?
j rhm(.B in the test, Mr. itownbaum ;
reports. ' 1 1 ? 'V . '
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- will clran you when you. no ou(
with tllflll. ' . . . . , i, 1
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'W will ho
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ELECTRIC SHOP -"
New Foley Bldg..
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to us for Lumber
Lime, Plaster and
products meet
any
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