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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1926)
Monday, October 18, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pajre Seven: . f- ( .' V - jj ' i , ,: 1 ; .. ,...', ..,'..-'..". mldiM audi Imrorovemteinii : II . Atom ii mr?-yTm mm TWO NEW HOMES TO BE ERECTED cfty' limits. ' owned 'by "J". Tho rim-uko,, to ,b(!, 'l.ntty, TII cost Dwelling to -Be, Built on :-. Fi rst Street at , Cost .' of $3,900. . . i ' Permits wnro-'issHrd during last week for tho cont ruction, 6 r two nnw nomps in. u uramle. '. Tho thrf-e pormlts totaled. $4,47., On Oct. 2 ,W. C, f. Kelly 'applli-d for permission to ect a- modern lwellliiff 'ow nrm :whtwen - Muln irnd .Washington. 'rtie estimated cost iof th honi lma,roii and tho Imildlnc will-be owney by 'A.-U 'Prowley.." I " ' .". . ,."..'. v i Ortt. 11 fori Kofford took out a' permit' Tor '4audC lra,lt to 'con- struct i jsoti home on X between Jepot-and Fir.. ..-;,;;,.., .;-. v.. On Oct. IS a permit was Issued to C. E. Bragg- to build A-khnibV on I Birch between Y and tho north I Grange Hall Home Ready to Occupy GUANGr? IIAU... Oct., 18 (Spe ciul). With tho exception of some. Inside painting find staining WH Ham Sherwood's new house h e is finished and, -lendy for. occu pancy. V ThiH summur Mr. Sherw-ood had his old house torn down and in !ts. place hud a new five-room bungalow erected. The house is strictly modern, with a full baso mont. Tho furnace has been de livered and will be Installed im mediately. , '- Cameron nnd ; Bragg, of 1a Grande, bad the contract for building tho house. A BRICK VENEER BUNGALOW; ixks Yovn hamoiicxt ' - , I-KAKr "- II So,, CM 87.1-W Guaranteed to step all leaks In your basement a j. rjchakus Concrete Com motor ; 250S N. Third Here There And 1 rOTTAOK GROVE Old Im perial hotel to be razed to make way for new business block; OO'ITAGK OUOVW This - eltv now has 182,000 worth of buildings under construction. 1 Altl.lNGrrON More building T. L. BLOOD & CO.'S II PURE PREPARED PAINT BIRGE & SONS CO.'S WALL PAPER ' .. . --.THE BEST , X3.aH C. C. Coolidge,, phone Main 7, for bias or estimates ,on labor and material with guarantee that always made good. ;You are cordially invited to visit our store a mutual benefit; may follow. 0. F. COOLIDGE Paint Store '1314 Aclams Ave. ny w..."v.; rri;iY-' There is KOiuiithlujv suji.'itiuw tinl ahoul a brlr.lt Home-, bo It ever so smalt. iVJunv piroiMe do not consider briek.' as ; tjtev think the cost prohibitive. This la not irue. and when, ono considers that tht brick-vepoer borne a the warmest typn of construction this pxtTa p.x pense Is soon saved In coal. ; Hhn little brick veneer btn ttalow here Illustrated- is laid out on a fw. .. popular tvpe plan. FaciiiB" 'rttst, the Hvmik" qnni'terfl nre placed -on- tle south, wilh two bedrooms and bath on the north.; Tho rooms nrn not tare. but every inch of space has bepn.utlJze(J with f?ood wall space, cross ventilation nnd good- closets. , (his little plan will appeal-, to nnyonc looliinp for -a sinall borne. ; . A stairwnv leads to, a.full basement. with a' eenh'ri' ehlmnev. This home can-oasi-v ly be heated by a vAi-ni..aiir furnace., ; - - Isiiitf . hardwood--i- Jloprs throuRhout. and fir trim, bal ance in pine enameled,, vthis home should be built. - "fcxcUi 1 T T. . ' o ' "s'li "i"J " i ' I t- -i 9 I oils which deiiRiH tn n cooi nunoa phere when tbey are first- .develop-- n and will be flna slurdy plunts: under the , prelection ;of 1 u sah when IrunspliLiUbiff tinro comes next sprinK. - Tbe roots may be wlnlered easily if moved from tho garden to the frame uh the snap dragon Is a perennial under prop er conditions. . . , Tho tender polyanthus narcissi arc tin excellent experiment for tho cold framo and it! planted fiyo Inches deop .will jconw up in, early sprinx and .blodun under, th. ftluss be.foro the nuvclssl In ' the !eai-den have . shown- 'colovi r Tho early strains of gludlus sometiines nd verllsed bs Inrdy, ,uch ks olvllle,' tho Brldo, . I'eacli Hlossom and others, also do .admirably with cohl' front" treat men tr' While HOliietitm'3 i-ullvd, liKi-dy thi'y, will not - survive1. In the open, ground except In .unusually mild winters , '. i ' ' ' ,J ' ; Grain- Elevator " 1 ? ; ; ' Too Heavy; Falls ' NORTH POWDKH, Ore., , Oc. 1 S. (.Special,)-. Tho . Uldwell-fSvunK grain elevator hero colUipned last week ua the result of too much weight for the foundation, of tho building., The lust loadof wheat Iuih been loaded out of the wnre-: Housed . ' ' '. ' ,!r' ' - ' ' ' I Knther'nmrfo to haul '1 ho load, '' The'll not liavo to Vsft'tho esilon:' "Here tho .bjbnd, .ln't'wheicBjthb . roal Anoni.' if '-' -'' V Mitskrat Farhi to Operate at Union - tUN'IONV Oct. U." (Hpciati,;- A new Industry for Union-i t)V.Mtrt Ing of a mtiKktU, frti'iphylarl lUiird, who has ptu'nhaned 35,.jiui'efl of land from Alrn. YjatT ,ilutoh)ji sqn. He b"ady'.feeorj;tfho pond and Is doing other", voyjc y.k' paraiory o stocking' it vlth v'jt.;." 'V: - " ... .- .. '. , ''i ,i , Pon't take a Jpck' seat f'o-v Art)f body except when youoVlrife then . tako-. HrwItlV ;S0ntdoi(yl;';v.'. n " ' ; ;. ' :f, ..,,;v Tourist:1 '.Tin wftlmOHt! .'ertaVn- I must ,have irun ncrtius Vi'r Homellme or -other!"' 'y ;,V .slv for e of heating and plumbj IU5, from- $5,000 to $ff.fiuOV"si- iTpTv distributing stalion. ' sturdy plants to trnnspliiut In the .MKIJKOUI) Pi'sbvterinu8 will spring. Iho same nteihod tuny be build $ri)-000 church- '. J followed admirably with snapdrag .CAN.HY Nlms acliool. .'wllstrlcis will Huild union high school at cost fifr i3.000. .. ' t- 1 AfHAflV This eltv gunrnntecs $-10ii)Au:j tor Oregon Milk cmnpauv to --movo hclo. and Ainltv plants . here. '':,' .' ' , , - f. KLA-MATH FAU.H Turntable , and ToilndhoumS'' In : .connection "With ' $8.O0O Southern' Pacific terminal ...Jioro. ntuiring completion. 1 1,1 - " . rT-1--- In progress this , year . than-.' for nianv vears. :.. . :- 1 t OltlOKHAM Grasbam Produro company will build large chicken canning and feeding plant. KrGKNK Uuilding permits for September $f2.B00. NRWI'OKT Newport Machlno shop to build larger quarters. MKDKOltn "Dally News" building now quarters. WKSTON New scboolhousn will cost $k0,000, furnished, MMPKOH'I) Woodmen of tho World dedicate new $.12,000 hail, SA1,1-:M Building for Septem ber $250,750. KLAMATH FAM.S ralirornla 1'etroleum company builds $20,000 The Garden THE NEW WAY OF HEATING ' AVITMH '-.WORK J'OR vhi: .. (XM) MtAMKS Cold frames should work tho vear around. In the winter ibey should carry over plants nnd bulbs that nTT! hot quite hardy enough for tho' open ground, to furnish early flowers while the air is still frosty in spring and to- furnish paisley for the house und nn occa sional bunch of pansies. We. can bring California's' famous- butter fly tulips to our doors with a cold frame. These gorgeous bulb's, the marl- posas of Spanish set Hers, known as calochortus to the; botan i L 1 1 i i i . AV II, Ibis Monday In slartlng ofM in line siiiiiH'. ii presem mere nre 2 Indies, three geiitlemen and oth ers on . the roiifl. Several of the geiitlemeii are (iihc good looking. Wo sell sand paper hj (lie ynnl and cojil by the Ion and pnlnl by the nro . K"Hon. i Satunlny we sold Ml voIIm tor root nig nnfl iiemiening ffii. we ?ippelaess FURrtACES are "enginered into your home. By "engineered" we menn that Morita FtiN naces are scientifically installed by MonUg in-i stallers according to tbe individual requirement of your home. ;. , ' - , . : ! Evervthine that affects home-heating i con sidered) hows many rooms, size and location, basement provisions : Then an installation is..: made to "FIT" by the authorized Montag in-., staller in your locality. : ' : ' ,;!: ! ';- ' "y-'i. ' The furnace is properly placed, pipes scientif ically proportioned, grouped and sloped to allow niaxiniuiiHtstnbutiuiif-..wrrf'riir. Sheet metal work is - neatly and permanently done. , As a result of Montag ."engineering" your Montag furnace gives you comfortable, health ful "ventilated heat" with unusual economy. ' ' The HluttritlOT ; pictures-'a; Montag futl ,' V. P'P - installation. ,;Not the extra .latge cold alt returhi,- Improved; radlbr dbmel-and ',; sir imulattd easing Jmt one tjle of Mon-; '' -) tg "engineered-intoUhe4bme':;ihsU SHrnMIII . or ( '' th mjthoriicd Mdritaff fji- lUitf r in fur ipfluuiy , FRED iV SPAETH ';i'iiiinftvVuiii; sttti'v . MONTAG STOVE WORKS' largat Manuaclurer, of Stows. Raw and Furnaces on the Pcfic Coast . '.', - Portland, Orejon - 4 ; ;. ' -. : Allen s Parlor Furnace An Above-The-Floor Furnace ist. They are now being .offered by -eastern dimlers. Tbey will of ten Hurvlve the winter la the open with a good mutch of leaves but come through beautifully In a cold frame. They need protection more from wet than from eold. They have lavender, yellow, und white blooms with gorg'oos .eyes and spots. A dozen of ihein In a cold rrunm will be a delightful surprise next May when th hand some butterflies unfold, some of them nearly three Inches uctohb on tall wiry stems. j . I'ansiea may be transplanted in toi the cold frame, to bloom in Jfpring und for early pansies in the gardvn sow a row of seed now In the cold frnme and have fine sell ruphouitf door and will I board (lie kind Iuih die plnslcr betwwn. We have three car londw of Kitliigles oohtliigj ami n lurty in idelting iii (he miiII itier dii ei mlniite. I'eoplc'llko tlM Itwk Sfirlng foal from the way die orders nre coin ing In. I nnkcfl one of iny iiittom-. ei'H If lie could dihik of nnydihig else I fonhl say and lie lniwed 4tin bend down Into his ifuit cidltu und Hiiidt "I don't believe. I could.'.' , Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tho l'oor atnn's l-'rlpnd" Vcnr I'ouiiiliy. riiouu Alain 'HHi No Smiilay ISiixIdcmh. A small furnace placed above the floor will heat your home comfortably this Winter on less fuel. -It will do the work of several stoves and heats connecting rooms the furnace way of moist circulating air. Come in and see this wonder ful new heating system which is the latest development in the stove industry. The vitre ous porcelain enamel finish is as easily kept.clean as a piece of furniture. Don't buy a heating system until we have shown you how a furnace placed above the floor utilizes all the heat, cuts down the fuel bill and does the work of several stoves. . AVlien the weather forecast says rain J & 1) PAINT . reigns as your home weather insurance When your home Is well painted, a heavy driving rain CANNOT force moisture under the siding. It's molMture that stftrts decay decay starts repair and repairs start expense! T'nlnt! and get this weather inHtirnnce. 3 & r J'alnt closes the wood pnreft nnd neals th siding nirafnst the , elements a high nunllty point that guarantees a durable, beautiful nurfnce. Ask f.r J JU n Color Hcneme Ilooklet, NO Airs FAINT . II If I lflf I BnaBBEBKI : II I SflS wm'v -mm Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber y ;' '" : ' ' ' i . - t . ' . : v. . - ' From Woods to Customers, . you can depend on our products being proper ly manufactured. , Our trade mark on each board shows our confidence. LUMBER, SASH, DOORS AND SHINGLES Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. Phone Main 547 L. Munhall for Chain and Box Wood Can be installed in a few minutes. . Does not require a basement. E. J. DONOHUE FURNITURE EXCHANGE ,sl--' a n PainT imrjM 1 : - '