jKinaayT August', 19(Tf
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pasre Seven
AKE WORK TO
cosuiyoo
HOT UKH, Allfr. 23. (Spfidlil)
-Imni(tlln.ioIy following tluv lay
ing of liiirtlwood floorR In corrlilorH
or Iwo floors nnil on no roonm or
iho hrii'k BfPtlon of tho Hot Ijiko
faniitorlum, other- cMonHlvc ilo
volopmi'nl ii ml' Improvement work
linis hnon Htfirli'd 1io.n '
To aroonlinqthito nutlonts.'whoao
number lias lnercused rapidly dur
ftig Iho.liist two years, thren now
examination and trentment roonm
tire bfinir Imllt on the aun poreh.
These' will lio reached through tho
laboratory or through French 1ooi-h
which, hava replaced the windows
In tho. parlor of the brick section..
A 'complete., overhauling of tho
Jipatlnp system is now in process.
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Home Salable and Livable with
J & D PAINT
Many (IiIuk-m happen in our lives that iloimind
a ruiick sale of tho. homo. A fresh coat of paint
is tho most active snlesforce In .tho world and
will add to tho sules yiilue of your homo.
Whether you soli, or live in 'your homo, use
J it l Paint. If yoti soil,' paint Will bo your'
strongest sulesforcc; If you don't, you're, monoy
ahead through Havinp" . Iho surfaco. Paint tosts
prove J & l Paint "(.'ovois Itottor;" . time provoH
'
It woars bettor. ,
i Ask for J & D Color Rcliomp Ilonlilnl.
Noah's Paint Store
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I IS j ' Oregon Lumber
I ill From Woods to Customers, you can jli u: II
il In depend on our products being proper- LIU , 1
i 11 lv manufactured. Our trade mark 111
ttllfi n CaCh ,0ai1 shows our conficnce- ljiVi f
i , LUMBER, SASH, DOORS , Pllflli
ill ! AND SHINGLES ;.' '
Jffl Bowman-Hicks ; 1 ji
III Lumber Co. l j
llllJ . Phone Main 517 ill 1 1
I IU H Ki ll I J. Ii. Mimhall for Chain and Box ood f, i
pipes
Improienieilts Intensive.
Twelve thousand dollars was
spent In. (ho improvement and re
rinlshlnir of Ihe rooms. Hardwood
was chosen for the floors for san
itary as well as ncsl hollo reasons.
Walls liavo all been rotlntwl and
I'lelt silk drapes, curtains and ruffs
placed In mil of them. Some of the
rooms are newly furnished and in
all the' furniture lias been refin
ished, Though the landscape gtmlcninpr
of Iho sanatorium (.-rounds will bo
postponed until another season, u
start on that work has been ininln
this, year.. .More than u. thousand
lollnrs lias gone into hauling dirt
lo fill in a depression at tho side of
Ihe house and the strip of lawn by
tho hot lake. '
' To Install (Jreen.
fiorninn bent, a golf course grass
will bo, planted here and this plot
will . be. available to golfers for
pill ting practice.'
The athlelicnllv inclined will
This will, by (ho time tho
tiro laid he a S2MI0 Joh.
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Just iinaglno this homo, your
liome-' sot baek aJnong- the trees.
How striking In appearance, how
substantial in construction, tho
coloring of tho ninterluls used,
.seoms to fairly blend Into the hind
scape. Urick has boon used for tho
first story (variegated colors)
with brown stained timbers, con
trasted in tho lighter' shades of
stuccoed walls, variegated shingles
or slate on tho roof.
l IIP pian loo, is most imu:i icui ; j
entrance to tho side gives an un
obstructed view from tho windows
of tho living room up or down tho
street. i'rench doors open onto a
scrooned-in porch. The dining
room and serving portion have been J
carefully studied. ; , I
The second floor arrangemenl is
ns ideal as the first. The bed rooms
all good sized, with hioe closets.
Tho basement is complete with tho
usunl laundry. 'fruit' and Vegetablo
rooms, .-stdrago, ' boilor and
fuel
room;. ''.The walls inside nro'.of the.
rough plaster for 1 bo first floor,'
and tho flighting fixture
wrought
iron, jiarinouizing perieciiy. , . .'once or. .villi the least possible de
t.'slng the. best construction Uiyr 'rhryoe the fire; they know
throughout,., it ls yratlmated , thr.it ifmm .etrfrlence that failur.o-.to aot
huh n(fni,qiia .-iiin. ' o.umu :
siif.ooT'ibnrno'rrfTrddrTirThg
and p) limbing. -Thcwo - two '; . it onus
wotild . nun , between " $1200. and
$lfi('0. Keeping the onlh'o cost
wlthin'g tlio reach of. most' homo
builders.. ' ' , ''
not need to wait for this grass to
grow 'but "can find Immediate, en
jerluJninent. tnr a volley ball, court,
which is being put out in the park
on the road to the: garden,' while
work on a tennis court :will bo
started soon. '
ENGLISH TIMBERED
r'-inr'Tjr1 Lima .
HEALTH
I'KOPKASTINATIOV l.V ESI- -i;it(ii:NCV
STROKRY
(Hy W. A. Hrynti, M. !., Nnftli--vlllr,
'IVnn.)
.MenilKM' (iorgas .Memorial litstitiilo
J'lvery man and woman, even
child ten years -old, know that , In
ordinarv life eiuorironeles nriao.'
whic aro urgent requiring Instant
attention. '; 1
: ; When the houe t on riro'thev.
:i(now that hction must be taken at
iiiinw M8 of the. house.' Vl3 '
1'lie suiu Individuals who act so
promptly,- o intelligently in . or-,
dlnary .emergencies too often show
utier lack of Intelligence, in their,
action--when confronted with nn
emergeney surgical .condition In
thenis.'lvea or In the family.
They want to wall; they want to
conrer with a far away spouce or
parent. In other words they de--fer.
Tlioy use none of the Intelli
gence dlspluyed by the most .or
dinary Individual In case of fire.
They will wait till tomorrow or
until alter Ihe wedding.
The question secretly tho diag
nosis of the -most learned physi
cians and surgeons, and, place their
own conclusions In operation to
those of Iho most skillful dlagnos
t tela n. They do not believe they
have appendicitis or a performa
tlon or an internal heintnoi huge or
intestinal obstruction; it doesn't
leel quite like what, they think
such ti conldllon ought to feel..
Jlenee proorust inalion In urgent
surgical conditions accounts for a
tu-at percentage of Ihe total moral
ity. In acute appendicitis tho
death rate should bo . not more
than one In a thousand If tho
operation is done before tho np-
Wo linve run entirely out or
lltlMHHl Oil, JllSt gOt OtlC lmiTPlj
today nnd lts over linlr gone.
art liNtking font aril to the nnil-,
driving content wmio tlmp In Or'
toher. Morrlefl ladles living wltJi
I heir liulnft(Ls will lc tlio onr
Hint mil enter the; contest. Over
1(1 women took part in the con- j
UM la.t year. I'erltnps Hint- will'
I bo multiplied by 3 this year. Yrl-i
low gold has quite, n drawing al-j
li-nHlon lo It. Yon i-nn help
yam-elf tn the No. 2 iilar hlilci
glem for $!.." per M.
IlirsliH' Im ery gfioil. Hello,
Ijiterpi'h, IWiker nnd limlltofi,
I'nloii, One and Island City.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tim I'nor Miui'n f'rhwl"
Near l.piinftry. rimno MaJd 34B
Hit SiiikIit IImsIiwm.
DESIGN
M1 ' -
Ventilatedm
The successful system of
homc'heating
'Aerated heat heat that is made up of fresh,
purified, circulating air air with the same live
ly zest and zip as sparkling clear fresh water.
Fresh air pre-warmed Jo the proper living
temperature in constant, slow, large-volume cir
culation. Warm air adequately humidified,1 so that your
skin feels its touch velvety instead of dry, parched
and burning.
Comfortable, warm, humidified air in constant,
even circulation throughout the rooms and halls
of your home, just as the blood circulates through
your body with the big Montag furnace the very
heart of the heating system.
'All the air gently moving through the' house
as a summer zephyr over a warm field with no
stagnant corners with no up-rushing wind from
the registers no hot or cold streaks.
Just pure, clean air, keeping you comfortably,
delightfully warm.
That's Montag ventilated heat!
is the lime to plan for VENTILATED HEAT in your home so you -will be assured ' of it
next winter, whether your home is already built or you are ,ust buddtng ' f
ers are ready to talk lo you NOlV. Trained crews are available to do the work NOW. Credit
terms can be made of unusual advantage NOW. Get the complete Montag I'umace pro
posal and you 11 make no mistake- , ' "' ;' " "' "
FRED SPEATH, 108 Fir St.
MONTAG STOVE WORKS PORTLAND. OREGON
l.pondlv rupturort.- It Is at loant fifty
I in ii thousand Ii' rupturiv l uJlowt-d
la iH'rtur. ,
HiirKUuil HltlU onnnotiiiUor thlR
dlsonp'y: " run ho ultorod only
iy tho juillonl uoooplinw tho opora-
I tlon al Huoh I lino us will offor hint
tuo hrsl roHulta.
Thoso; who havo to 'do tho work.
i vho..havo t,o sitfn tho -douth - cortl-
! liculo, nro uniinlmouM tn thoir op-
Inlon on thai tlu layman should
I ii so Iho sainn rule of aoiionr horo
las in o:ih of liro ami malio up hit
( Miliut hofondtand that whon thoso
j sm-Klt-'al omoronoks 'iiriKo . he will
aot with tho sanio prottiptnoss ox
orclsod )n ".orillnary omortfonoios.
IH llio ono Insiinio Iohoh a
house that oun ho rebuilt; In tho
other his life.
In Kxoter, N. 1I a dontlst was
whipittMl for klMMliitf a. patient, por
hnps after telling lior il wouldn't
hurl a Ml.
Our busiest citizen is one trying
to make a I L v I n without working:.
. Strong laiiguaKo usually eomes
from a wouk luhul.
- Approximately SU.noft acres aro
planted In imiskmolous or canta
loupes annually, and about 32,(101)
carloads of Iho melons aiT shipped
to the markets.
Tho combined circulation of Am
erica's 1H, 400 newspapers Is 4G,
tHHi.iHio copies. - .
They aro " denaturing' alcohol
wth gasoline. What they need Is
Homo way of denaturing people.
And
8AI.KM
utill ready
latlon.
Hugo annex to paper
lor, machinery tnstal-
MMd, PITV Sluto hank will en
large (luarlerM at ontio. 1 .
WMKKKKIti- Contract 'lol for
$!non gyiunuslutn for union higU
school, , , . '
"KlMAT.ir lAI.I-H New $41.
0(ia city library to bo completed
by Nov. 10.
Permits
Aug. 1il Per m it issued lo V.
r. (IhiKS to creel a garage on
Third street betveen A and It
nvenues. to eost $:t0,
: ,
Aug. 20 Permit, issued to
Charles h. Stoop to erect a gar
age facing Washington' and M,
to coat $100, y
Milk consumption In tho united
States last year reached the' high-,
est point in the nation's history,
the tiunlitlty of milk, Including'
cream consumed In fluid from be
ing r.4,:tiM,(i()U7iao pounds, an ,' ,iii
rreaso of . 1 .ltr.4, 0(10,(1111) ' ' pounds
over I !HM.
He re
There
vfc volume of Jmi
extra
large
coM air
returns
the mo" compltte warm air lienting system with warni
j.ir )ii"t to nil ruomi, and two or more cold air return
' pines, .dcp'siilinS! n of home. Illustration shows only
one type 01 Montag "wntilated heat" imrallation; '.-..'. ;,
Some homes require Montag ier installation. Ac
ccnliiii; to your need, a special Montag installation' i
made to Jit jour home. '. ''.-, '
FAIR BOARD TO
RUSH BUILDING
; OF NEW PAVILION
KIXITN". Ore.. Aug. 2a. At v
mooting of tho pavilion comnilltPt -recently,
Iho contract for tho poi ;,
building of tho dance pavilion.' op
the fair grounds wan lot to IhigV
Lyttlo. The contract Rpeclfies thai'
tho work in ,to be completed In 21
days, which will moan- that It will ;
bo ready tor tho Union county fait
on September 22 to' 25. v ' ;
1 Tho building-will ho t)ioj sam" ;,
size, s( tho .ono destroyed" py flr '
bust week. It. will bo 4tt' foot wld
by SO foot long. It will h entlrelj 1
covered by il roof, whlchiwlll pro ; ;
loot tho' floor, from tho. woather, . ,!'.
and -will have, drop Riding.; Th
floor. will he nuulo' of veil leal gril
lumber, will bo mitorod at the cor- .
item so hat lho-foor,wIH' h'l( '
tor for danchig-;' After It-.luiH been;
completed ! 'It , will ' bo', sandeij. fih4'
polished, which -,wllP make 1J, orif
of tho best diinco floors In Kusterg
Oregon.;,-;;.-, .;''.n',.;v.:'v"i'- .; ,.
The pavilion . tltatythl onc) re
pluccH was erected ,,, )iuh n.'. fen;
months hofpry was dosioyed -by
fire.; Tho Insurance ' adjuster waav
hero Monday and paid the cJalrn .
for the fire losa,'. . (1 . 'v "'.
' Superstitious Phlnamefi pl oh '
many Wdrd' InEtt r.titnentr: wifiv.fcfl
8ft n;5 -In" In ;ocllpso; to 'rrlgjiteti Viv
tlo fvllplrlt they' believe Artrti
vourlng it. :' i .
';;A' man is trying to go around tho
world in ilB days, but If. -ho' mic '
coeds ir1 won't get. htnr attywhore.
PIPE FURNACE