La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1927, Image 6

LA CJllANhE EVENING OnSETlVER
Monday, March 21, 1927.
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PERMITS DURING
WEEK $5,320.00
March Figure Already
Past That of February,
Which Set Record
.Although not ko many building
pfTIl) It H WCTe tUHlU'd lltKl Week UK
during the second week or .March,
tho Ui Im-bub-d n jn-rinlt for one
Harry
Hoffman
(Contractor
SUlCCO,
Plain iiml Ornamental
I'taMcrtiiK
Phone llll-.l
new hoiiift und Hovernl John of al
teration itnd repalra, tolulliiijj' i,
320. Added to tho HKuro net during
j uic iithl-j - 'iiiyH or ,.iarcn, iiiih w in
orinic llii- lotnl for (no monlh al
ready to a new high flRUro in l,a
Clrnndc construction. Ihh( l-'ch-runry
holdn the. present record, hut
March will hmipubh It with u mar
gin of several thoiiHand dollarn.
Tim perinMH lnHiied bint week In-
I eluded ono lo William ltnllliiH lo
build u one-story dwelling place on
Thirteenth Hi reel between Wanh
iitKlon am) .1 avenue. The e.stlin-'.
ated com Ih net at $,S(tO. Tlilii was
iKHued Saturday. I
(Mher peririltN follow: I
Mar. H (My do llloom, to niter J
and repair n ono nnd a hair atory 1
f home on Main between Oult and
I Walnut, work to coat $70.
I -Mar. Ifi Hurley Kmllb. to alter
-and npalr a dwelling on Second
! bet ween JefferHon and i randy,
j work to cont $70.
I Mar. 17- Clyde Melrnlf. to al
l ter and repair a dwelling on N he.
tweeii Kind and Second, work to
rout $1,000.
Mar. I! Walter Young, to bull.
a Korage on Lake between Third
and- Koiirlh, to font, $r0.
AN, ECONOMICAL BUNGALOW
i Ian, Krcneh and Hutch, with
' 'blneac anil Japanese gardening
I style inaklng thelr first appear
, an re.
Ko artfrieial -had gardening he
roine that the ri of tho- "natural
istic revolt as wd now see it, seem
ed Inevitable. At that time, us it
does to the present day, it born ma
one of the ehlef curses of good
gardening in the exceas of lt do-
voteea, chief of whom were Kent,
Kir lvedaln I'rlco und Lancelot
Capability" Hrown. They, pro
ceeded to inaugurate n, period of
distraction, destroying all that was
fine of the older gardens, formality
being a garden crime, and nature
the fetish. "A home must sit In a
primeval wilderness. They even
went to the length or planting dead
trees to nmlte lt, more natural.
, -lint :wlth' a -methodical, orderly
ItOOK WOlt.MK ,T KMITII
kv hn ji:voi it covi:us
1 Home Builders Attention
Have you given as much thought to the wir
ving of that new home ad you should, to get the
vkind of installation that you really want?
' ." Would you like to have the benefit of the
experience of those who have made the. wiring
of the modern home their business, and have
.; given it lmich thought and study?
i The ELECTRICSERV1CE CO.
have this experience, and have made it their
business to wire the modern home as it should
be wired; and are ready to help you with your
'wiring problems, whenever you desire..
V If you want suggestions on help in laying
.' out an adequate wiring system, don't hesitate
: to call on us, as we arerhere for your service.
j Electric Service Co.
, , Service Our Middle Name
Phone Main 121 , .1112 Adams
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COltVAld.Irt Cont ruction will
begin In May on $(oo,uoo collego
memorial building.
I MH.WArKKE-Purine 192S. 7:
new residences were built here an4
'l are now under way.
YKItNONIA $ I OO.OOfl bORlnesa
building lo be erected here til is
spring.
.MO ICO farmers' Klevator 4i.
Supply company wilt rebuild elevu
tor. , - '
people, such an the Kngllsh and j
the much, the "nnturalisue" scour- I
age was short lived and 'paved the
way for Sir Humphrey Itepton in I
I AOS. who may be regarded as tho
founder or the modern garden.
TILLAMOOK fonatritPtlon
begins on. new veneer wood plant.
SA1.KM Since September. iflJll,
Salem has issued 1 1 00 resldencn
permits. .. ,
NO HTM AM (''TON, Miitw, "( 'on- 'side, HiIh Mllle bungalow of Spap
nldei' the botdtwin-m" seeniH to liejlHh d tOnn. is mml attractive. The
the slogan of ninuy Hinlih college j plan has hem laid out so that the
HlinlentH who banish the nthn ihal ; living jftrt Ion , which includes (ho
Hinitii girls aro so fed up mi books ! IUIcIk ii. has been placed In front,
that they can't bear tlte siulil nr'wiih the bedrooms at the rear,
una. Know u as the I ami; lover j Kut ranei' Is . i h rough a covered
club, a group of iindergradu iWM nUu,t dli-et.ity Into the living-room,
is devouring them, bindiag, title A v.ldi. plastered arch is used sep
pages nnd all. j Minting Mn living and dining
Members are elected on the bawls 0i.ih. While the kitchen Is small
of their Interest in the nut aide 'if(;,r lhi buffet type) yet it Is con
thn volumes on their shelves as venhntly arranged and the hrenk
,' i fast alcove adjacent makes It com
plete in every respect. The stairs
to baw'ineiit lead down from tho
grade door landing, where the Ico
liox Ih Iniated, .
Two good sized bedrooms and
bath opeii off a small center halt.
lie closet s are very roomy, t he
rooms well lighted.
A full basement in partitioned off
with a laundry, furnace-room,
vegetable and storage rooms.
The floor throughout are of
oak, waxed, with linoleum over a
plhe floor in the kitchen und ttlu
In ' the' hath; The .woodwork is
pine stained and enameled In Ilia
tdroius, wtJWk . doors 'Of' bli'im'
slalned a walnut. The walls la Uto . , tllP ,ast u.n y(,ni,H 'landscape
living and dining, rooms are of architects have come to agree on a
rough plaster, the bedroom walls slyle or ileslgn which seems to meet
painted. The lighting fixture) are American needs In planting the
.THE 1927 GARDEN STYLES
of old iron, harmonizing with tho
p:i luted rouyh walls.
The exterior walls are of frame
construction, using metal lath and
plaster on the outside, with red
Spjuihsh tile on the roof.
The cost of this home Is placed
at from $fi,omi to $i!.000, exclu
sive el' heating and plumbing.
PA I NTS
VARNISHES
"Bei
ore
Yon
Paint,
See Us"
BEFORE you paint that house of yours,
come in and see us. We can save you
money, time and trouble.
It's important that you get the best paint
you can buy, because some paints last much
longer than others. Think what that means
to you in Dollars and Cents.
We recommend LOWE BROTHERS
HIGH STANDARD PAINT - beautiful,
durable and economical. It's the kind of
paint that makes painting your house a
profitable and lasting investment.
Let us show you how to get the greatest
possible paint satisfaction at the least
expenditure.
Beore you mint, us
W. II. BOIINENKAMP CO.
rectangular lot of. average size.
Mouse architects now relate the
house plans to the lay-out1 of the
grounds. We are developing a def
inite. American style or garden. It
is often termed the outdoor living
room, and Is usually In the back
yard closely adjoining the garden
entrance lo-tho . house. i ' t
The Inspiration for ; Ibis style
probably comes most directly from
the Kngllsh, collage garden which
developed quite naturally In an
swer to the needs of the cottager,
who had lo do the best lie could
with the space at hand, nnd learn
ed that his first problem was to
find soil and situation In which his
plants would grow. r
As u .matter of. garden history,
I he world may have beep made vegetable and flower gardens, as
safe tor democracy, but It was made , we luiow them now, did not achieve
a heap safer for trailers. separate entitles in. Knglaud until
, . , the, reign of Queen Klty-alx-th,; thn
first "t era of sufficiently continued
peace and prosperity to give gar
den a chance to develop. The
Kll'.abothau style . prevailed for
nearly 2(io years, from Ifi&o to 17f0
The newly discovered wind explor
ed America exerted a strong In
fluence, particularly in Kngland
and Holland. Our native rhodod-
well as the Intellectual content,
i . The, club is addressed weekly by
Miss Marian Doild, manairer of a
local bookshop. Miss Dodd speaks
. on binding's, editions, type, purehas
Jing from caia toques and from sec
ond hand bookshops, and on how
'in build and how to care for
t libraries.
fir v B
endi-ons and azaleas of the eastern
mountains were taken abroad by
e.-irly botnuicnl explorei-H. They
became known as "American"
plants, a term which prevails to
this day In Kngland, although the
rhododendron and azalea have
scant distribution In their native
country. i
Walla, terraces, graveled walks,
edges of stone, evergreens or other
plants and geomet ricnl patterns
following closely , the .ground plan
or the house or castle were intro
duced. Mazes and labyrinths were
built of evergreens. Trick foun
tains, cunningly concealed, spurt
ed startling shower on the unsus
pecting. Outdoor nrbors and dining
room became a fad. Pageants and
festivals In the grent gardens were
common:
The next distinct development
came from Holland in the time of
William and Mary. This was top
iary work. '
I'ine foliage evergreens were
pruned into shapes of animals,
men, or various objects. This gar
den art still prevails to a limited
extent. Fountains multiplied with
t he hit rod net ion of topiary work.
Then approached the period some
times referred to as the "period of
the garden craze,' when gardens
of the continent were slavishly
copied and reproduced bodily, Ital-
i.THE PUH OH lOH6t NARROW 10T.,;
"Satisfying"
PLUMBERS
TyHILE getting things in "tip top" shape
around your home., let us remind you of
the Plumbing. Mayhap, there are some changes
to the more modern you want to make in your
bathroom or kitchen fixtures. Or, such as you
jiow have, heed skillful repair attention.
As "sntiffyiii!?" Plumbers . . . satWfyinn
for I with high smile work and reasonable
rates . .. . we're at your service!
Fred Spaeth
Plumbing Sheet Metal Heating
MAIN 586-v 7- -
We ran not et nil the husinc
itr the count rj. In fm-t we ait not
tr.tluu. lo fact, if we did have nil
tin business in ti,t. country It
would not make a brail by condi
tion. We hae no ill feel tn us w bai -
j ei i- nuahiot our opiuintlii. If
j on want to trade with u It Is
t K'i'fivil.v alright with n. We uvrei
iuiM'it hi the south among the
tlebli of cotton a nil nl( aimti:x
j the Chrrokif Indiana and 4nlon'l
IHi.plr. Our MlHNdbiu wan very
' limited. We noiibln't Ih capable
.or running a M'rj bemy bushier
anyway, dust as long as w net
' tr or "Jd tmnoem n jeiir we will
Ih per ret I ly tntKriefl. I'rlnrlpuUy.
. we wen taiiitbt lo he kind to otd
t Mi)ple nnd to cripphs nnd to 1m
! lime nui'M'his wben we wenl to
jibe lloiie of Wor-bjp. 1 wn itilt
' well ncmiatiited w Ith the .Mcmiil
' growth of hl kory irout.
j Our vaint snlc antountiMl lo
j(i,ei IP gallon last SHuiilny. Tbe
man ilmt iHiiight It cnuie nnd
calletl for sfiine of thai, whitewash
'paint, only lie wituted ml.
Claude C. Pralt
Lumber Co.
Th Poor Alan' Frlnd"
Near KnilnilrT. I'htnr Mala 1IN
No ttunilai Uiutnaaa.
Garage Door
Sets
Two Practical Types
1)1 TT TT "v-Trri 1 I
I k uivu hit uuuis mill are ICltll li
E easy to cleim and a pleas- 1 JP Tl
R ure to work on and walk J Oi U f,.
I FLOOR I I
P J. & D. Floor Enumul is FMA11TI
especially made to pi-o- ' riViUEiLi
r tect wood, cement, and
C concrete flours'and steps, - .
and linoleum. Washable . NOAH'S I
w and durable. nl..tm
I PAINT .
g Withstands Grease and UTflRP
Hard Wear. - S1UKL I
S For rvory nirfnce .1 & t IMlm ' I i
i W iW 1
L-x i-t -
Swinging Hinge
Type
Doors constructed to swing on
hir.ges have proven satisfactory
for garage use. Their operation
is easy and they give a close-fitting
weather-proof job. Where
cost is to be considered this typo
can be installed for, less money
than other types.
We have the Fittings and
complete
M m m rig p
p ui ilc ui g
Sliding and Swinging
.... Type
A garage door set of this type
is easy working a push and the
doors are open; a slight pull and
the doors are closed. There is no
binding or friction. The doors
work as freely and easily as a
house, door. It is not necessary to
open entire door to enter garage.
Hardware and the Doors to
these sets.
Van Petten Lumber Co.
Thonc MAIN 732 For Service.
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