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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1926)
Monday, November 8, 192f: TiA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pa" Seven .V MiMiEi aem Jimproemeiiit I 5 NEW HOMES TO BE BUjLT HERE .:' "7T" Y:.' V ": -Thirst Week ;pf November . Finds. Rush for Per- 4i mits Unabated a one-story dwelling tu Connonluto on Twelfth hetwjeen Washington una J, to ront; $3,000. Nov. R. A- Crawford, to alter and repair a home on I bet we on Tenth and Eleventh at recta, work to cost $700. Now 3 phtyle Oil company, to oreet business building on Adams between Greenwood and Hemlock, to cost $1,800. Nov. 3-r-J. W. Hoas, to erect a " V " I residence on Y between Depot and : Fir? new homes, run pin In j Hlrclt Mo cost $800. prlc from $800 to $3.3o, am to j 4nurcM of Naarne to bo h,,l In I.a Grande aa a result . y , of b1 dlnff permit Issued hy ltV , o C0B li5(l0. Itecorder J. K. Stearns last week, ;VJJov4WIIltum Holllns. to erect ' .Of a total of . nine applications, a weiunaP phiee on Thirteenth flvo were for rtew, honu'8. one for 1 str0(t between Washington and nriew church, uml.one for a hnal- nettp building ,. v ' i . lit ehureTJ- ht to'bo erecteU1 on V WAween Ash and Birch, accord ing I o L. 1. Meggers who secured Ihe permit for the Church of Nuz arene. TbO estimated cost of the new. Htrueture la pet'Ut-Sl.fiOO. i ' Vinyl Taktw.Out lVruilt . Charles Pluylof tlm, Plnyle Oil company. took ydut 'a permit .-Nov. 3 !to erert a JUlfci.ff oriAmlnm diicer of the. Ciltfi. tof.pcirpetuale the t oncost $1,800. I. 1'. Nielson Is the contractor. On Nov. fi C K. Slitts applied for permission to alter and repair his dwelling place on Fourth street io cost $2.koo. . -t : . ; Nov. :0 H. 1.' Nielson, to -erect' a dwelling on Cherry - between Cove and O to cobL $1,200. . ' Nov. fl C. K fitltts, to altar and repair a dwelling on Fourth. J? hufween Greenwood, and Hemlock, , k. iiaoki:tt iu:s ' 1ATU& Nov: 8 (AD James K. Harketti the American nctor who for many.1 yearn has -..resided in Paris, died today. Death was due to heart disease, following a long HI new from an internal complaint. Mrs. .Hackelt who was Beatrice H. Beekley of E I ' '. ft "V A BRICK AND STUCCO HOME til-"- -i i I i 2 ..'uTt" X.ft ITT' " e iH lii lwivn IT u inl I. the work (o coat ) j.oniion was ut hiH hodsiilo whin S 1 j'tmo. I death camo. I'rnilts for now homos, acli!td ; , , to'thi! others, brlnR tho totnl value ) of the wi'i-lt's liullilliifr propnsal r Headlines you never boo: MAllIE to t lll.non. They Tallows: i IRAYS SHU , SHHS NOTHING Nov. 3 Ttlrd Dennett, to ierect VONI)MHI''it, 11 lOHIO. ... There Is A V -Difference Mavbe you cannot see it with your naked eye, but J & D paint is diiler ent Made of the purest and best ingredients, and guar anteed to stand all kinds of weather. Just try it and be convinced. NOAH'S PAINT STORE By W. W. IHUtDY j In tho present day, 'where the 1 smiroont n:is replaced tho open screened porch, one. overlooks the fact, that no provision, has been made for outside air o hot Hum mer nights. In this plan besides the large terrace across the 'front," a small porch is placed in the corner, opening orf the, breakfast room til rough u French door, i Krom the terrace one enters through a vestibule into tho main ! hall. Note tho convenience of the coat closet, and the attractive slnlr to second floor, with the basement stair underneath leading down Into a large amusement room. . I Mere words cannot describe Ibis attractive home, it Is one that must be seen to be appreciated. The targe .living-room, with Its1 Colonial mantle and bookcases, re cessed in an extended bay. -Mva unlotic feature. French doors open .on the sun room. r- The dining-room in this pi nit has been placed In the rear, giving one ! that entertains the privacy that is' usually desired. The circular bny; with Us-grouping of five windows .rhVOTOsrmttractlvc. The kitchen Is. 'large enough to provide for n large sink, stove nnd plenty of ctiphourd space . The second floor provides for four chambers, one largo- owner's., chamber Willi private hulh, in ad- ! dition to the other bath. A stair 1 leads to I he attic, where a two na ids room and bath are finished off.. In (ho basement beside the largcj amusemrnt-room is the laun dry, frull, slonige and funiaee room. The floors throughout ihe -first floor plain white oak, with "birch trim stained and enameled. All baths have tile floor, with tile wainscot for the two baths on the second floor, toilet In the basement Kitchen and breakfast alcove lias linoleum' floor, woodwork painted a yellow" The first story walls are brick veneer, with a mottled brick and ruked Out mortar joints. Kxterior stucco walls on second floor nrn cream, vflth a darker creum paint on the panels. The roof Is green Baker Building Permits Reach $482,486 Total llAttrctt, Ore., Nov. fi-"Although Baker's' building permits wilt be a Utile (ess than last yeai tm ac count of a shortage of big building construetion, the total - will fall only a little short of 11)25 nnd the general building wilt prove to be better. , city Clerk J. A. Hinurth wulte (isflmutea, ' f : 1" !( ( Building permits 'for, the first 10 : months' of tbbyear were $4x2,480... . Kor alU UisV 'yeuj? tilt;.- total-was ' $ri29.0!Mi.v 'lf Is-oxpeetei that Nov ember and December will boost the ! IU20 permits beyond the, halt mil lion mark, but probably not up to last year's figures. It was point out, however, that outside of the. big Base he -Huge store vbulldiug the . 192(1 permits would v'consld'rnhlv exceed those of year ago. J, f The ilI2G perntlts. segvuyatcl) as to chieMlfleal Ion's Jollow ; . ' . , Wurvhouse, fticjorles, :V itc 1 .:...1.'.;....;r,... $V04.:tT5 Offlcea mid rMMlV.;bMgff..:.' 7.:il2 church (Liitlmran) . ' 7,500 Residences i..'..;..' ' 270,101 Miscellaneous 32,3H8 .' ..I v ti.w.Mr. , I v 1 ' I " I Total .' .MS2.4S8 f'laMlfled' aeriortllnK. to inonlha the permtla follows: .' . .. January (10.1137 I 1'Vbruary 127.34 Slareh .... 6A.SST- I April .: 48,701) May .... , :il.4Sl June .:. ! S8,2r,u July 1S.IM AuitUdt 67.06 tllo.V Tlio :cofl of IhlR home - Is pine'eiV at $17,600 to Jii.OOO. ex elimive of the hentlnu und plunij inKi FiretProof Garage , ' Under Construction HOT J.AIvE. Nov. 8 (Special) A. fire-proof arae ! helnfr built at the Hot. l.ake Sanalorlum to ueeomodate the InereUHtnir . num ber of patients who are driving here and the .Sanatorium employes who are owning .. curs. ..This 'wilt he the fourth parage on the Bnna torlum grounds, nn,j w be erect ed back of the section or the htillilinjr which horsed'-' a larffe muuber of the pei-sonnol. of the house. . TO MAItltY WII'T.'S SISTKR ' IIORTON' Mayor Mulcnlm K. Nichols is to marry Mls rarrle Marjorle Williams, twin sister of his deceased wife. Miss Williams lias been taking care of the mayor children since the dentil -of her sister. . '-. 1IKII I'AW IS THtr.n SPOKANK Queen Marie's paw Is almost worn out. That's how she described a hand tired by many shakes. SPECIAL SALE IN USED ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISE f AT REDUCED PRICES WASHERS RANGES VACUUM CLEANERS l Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Vrrj n member Saturday wlie:i .it wit raining m luml we wen 'Minx in I nt and nil to In I lie band. htmie Hrpln are buyliijf rcil bam pninl fot Xl.ltt per gal j Itm (lint we bae on wile and mixing n lot of Unwed oil wild It and ti-lng It for a roof jlal. snwM filel And nct n-lwuMllel( sandpaper Mihl hy the anl, vq j by I be Imi, IuiiiIms on tJe run. lihirlf't for imi, roofbiK for mcMi ttiim wIhh you the sun if jfrti want to gt'l wiiiic, ( Another car of r.xtm Star-A ' Slnr slilugtcM ilun to arrive. Thlw . nuik- an aeiagi of alKiut a car n wfek. Wo Uao n wrr cslen- , .ic .Kbhigle trade. I llihik t do more sbiiigllnx Ibnn Nil Hie; lMr i ?mtm tu ton ii. Purchases Building At North Powder NORTH I'OWDKK. Ore., Nov. 8 K. . J, flnCt?rbox and Miss Helen ' Henccrhox. huv.e completed the pur-J chaise of the business' building two',; tlooM enll''.'rr'Ttiielrv,'tuwii'nt toeu-' lion, froan Qrmil )allon. The i Uullillnv ,)ias. been occupied for i somo tiuia as living uuurlcrs by ,lr. anil Mrs. George K'uwasoe. ! ,' Tho btllldluK .will be remodeled' to suit tho 'use and convenience of the new ownerB. of their office rooms for the firm of Heneerhox j Keiicerbox, in their loan anil In surance business. Jt Is also plan ned by' this firm to entirely re model the front of the building In tho sprlutf, which will be designed In . stucco, Willi plate bIhss win- i dows. KNIGHT Spring Canyon Coal CLEANER ' T -HARDER ' ' . . , . HOTTER It-holds fire longer. VAN? PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 . , Quick Service. Kvptetlrfer ' .'... October .... . ' K.SfiO Total Home Raising Is Held at Promise rttOMIHR, NOV. 8 (Special ) There, was an obl-fashlonetl house rnlslnir n tho' Hill Carper home lost Monday. Rixteen men wre there to asslat with the ruining or tho logs for Mr. und Mrs. Car per's ' nw house and .Mrs, l.onu Trumi). usslsted hy Mrs. P. 'Carper, Mr. ,Herllm.;'arpcr, Mrs., McDon in'nif Mrs. I.lihi Trumti.' ', pre. lutretl' 'dinner, v, -.. '.,.' ' ' ' ' ... , Air. 'and Mrs.. Curpcr .hrc, .build ing a now. log house.-, Tho'ontslde (s Ulniost up. now nnd the' Insldo la being finished. V The' carpenter work IS helng done by John- l'ond. An electron Is Oie sinuHest unit of mutter, say. the sclenllsls. Itu mciuucr that, wives., It's a good one to' fling at him, "i.. 1 1 '" - I1 1 - H ere And1 There '; 1 ' I..,.', 1 1 1 . 1 CHII.OQUIN : L'5.0tl0 brlcl business block will bo built, - v- Kf.AMATH KA1.I.S Klamath countx, will erect HO.O00 jail. Kl.SllItA Union high schtfo? to have new gymnasium. '' ''. COltVAI.I.ia Now electric apartments with 21 unit Will btr built. '!':' ''!:; roriTiMNn .;,Ddr.ooo, ;ri6-' story fnmlly ripaftmt house; In-: West park proposed.'" :.'. ' ' SAI.KM' -' nnrlng ' first nlno" -nronths of .t!20 liuildlng permits Issued here-' totaled M.m.HS. ' ';' KLAMATH FALLS . llui-ned White I'ellcnn hotel will bo rt' built. ' i . - -Ji ' KOIIKST aiMlVM -T- Mnonlo: home being. greatly Improved, '.f'- A wet plunk and' a -flowing tenu is tho way the politicians are say?; Ing It this fall. ' '.' t Allen's Parlor Furnace mm, ail BEAUTIFUL v EFFICIENT ECONOMICAL , j An nliove-l he-floor ' ' ' . ' -. -' -.' furnoco , ; The' ontii country is talkinR about this new heat-' ing ' system. i'' The vitreous porcelain enainelfiiiishiis .easily' kf.pt- elenn. This heater looks like a piece f.'f -furniture. , Heats the healthful way furnace method of nioist, '. w'nrm oirirffptitmisV ' -. . : ' . '..''.'' '; ' Don't, buy a lical.iiifj-plaiit until".,- E. J. DONOHUE FURNITURE EXCHANGE Mnra Ih. only 42.&O0.000 mile away now. Itut whiit lire 42.finii, 000 nillin to it radio nmiitetir? Ofalcsman Light attracts trade as surely as a magr.it draws steel. More than that it is a star salesman -never idle-never fatigued -. always selling goods. fti djesj for EDISON MAZDA , - '; LAMPS j we are qualified to plan a lighting installation to fit rou wore Phont To4tf ' H. & S. Electric Co. Sniiutier Ilolii Illtlg. Claude C. Pralt Lumber Co. j "Tbc Poor Slan'a t'rlmd" Near IVninilry. I'hoiie SlsJn 111 Na Sinirtsf Binrtnm. Christmas Is Coming! If you don't be lieve it, have a look at our New Oriental Christmas-Tree Sets. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adama Av. "ETtrflilng Electrical" Blue Mountain Oreg on 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 517 J. L. Munhall for Chain and Box Wood p
