La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 06, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OnSFRVER Monday, June 0, 19J27. and '9 Pago Si- ( Vm wif .Buildind Improvement vis BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $738,115.00 Two New $(5,500 Homes to Be Erected June Starts with Promise Rulhllni; permits for thin year, tip in and inchidliiK ,hme 4, have reached (he toUil of tilU.Mii, ti cheek tit Hit' vec tit-n tit the city Of fice tills IIIDl'lllJlK dlnt'loscd. .Ciiy Iteenrder J. K. Stearns nit nouiieed thai perinliN for the flrsi five nmnihs amounted lo 7lM.L'fif. ft nd diirlnK Hie flrnt four days of June tin inliliilotuil ',i,HoH , was added to thin. Two new homes, bnlh routing More thnn fiifnin, are In k hullt, OTiP .Oil W'Jt.shlllKtot) between Oak and Cedar unit tin- other on Fifth between M nnd N, Permits Ismied lust week, May ;ilt to June. 4, inclusive, follow; Miiy 31 ieoru Hidden to ereel chicken limine on V between Depot find l''lr, to cont f "i . June 1 Hierrrf.-t Cn lo nit nr nml repair a buxliiewH IhiIMImk on .Adams ht v fori Depot iind Knurl h, work to cost 1 7 Till. , June 1 A. E, I hm, to erect twn-nioi y homo on Washington avenue helween 'ink and Cedar, to cnM $ liT, Oil. . Juno I lurvey INtMicr Ad ver- SCREENS ;- Jfnve your window Hereon nnd door screen made, now before tlte files nra hnd. Clipboard I loo I'M , Medicine ( iihliH l iind llnlll-Jiw - At ii do To Order, CALL IH-.I La Grande Const. & Supply Co.'. CJlIH, lltli-rls, I'lop. If You Can't Avoid I50TH! ' i I No One Ever HAS! i 1 tut ynu uhMiy ran t:u- hh: cost Item, 1 : 1 ; - 1 jj fH f I'AIIIS. Willi the timely use of n few dollars 1 3 el 3 I , worth of J & l I'alnt. S B i I , J & 1 1 I'alnt t'onlains tho highest (irJido in- I 5i & ft urodlentH. ilvrn n finer ciimliim lor Nmooihev, I d sealer HioeadlnK capacity, and durnhilhy. i fl NOAH'S PAINT STORE 1 -, J fD Paint Cowrt, nettei-ami lii-un: L vfifi- j III .: --rrv-A . 115 US wmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmttiMLii mm maa n FIXTURES For new Ynu will want td chouse doe lo match the general scheme decorations of each individual room, now showing many new and artistic dv fixtures that are beautiful and at th lime give ample lie.lit. Look them over. H. & S. Electric Frank Robinson, Prop, Sommcr Hotel P.ldir. UsIiik eompany, two penult!;, In Ml oil Kloho.i ids on .Madison 1 tween Fir ii od Ciwiuviml ;i nd Hemlock between AilaniK mid J ff rnon, to co.st 10 eah. June ' J. I.. Illiinehiit ji one-story dwelling on tween Al and N, in cihi Juno 4 -I (onion Kimp d. lo ci Ki!'i h Mot, !lh. 0' 1 nnd repair n home on C hciweefi Mot'ond nnd Third, work to eu;-t J ::u, SUMMERV1LLK PERSONALS HI? AIM UltVIUd'l rSpeehili AIj-m. Krniit (i ton ii h;iw rei ii rued tn her homo nenr I. online iiTier l:.iiliiM hero fur Movonil J;iy witli lu r I'.iih er, H. Johnson, who Ik ;uite ill. Alt;, riiint Slack H.eMt Mopdoy vMlinix lit Ihe hum- of h-T d;ui?;li ter, Af ft. JornoN "Vnlker. Jollll Knhh:l .1111 fHlull' I'er-enlly moveil Into their home lo twu. Ttlfir pliico west nf loivil h;o- heel renlod to lny (ierinnn. wlio h:iw nl l ondy in ken poeNsion, Ali'H, ':iyno I'nrk wos I'iillliu; oi. frlofidM nt Iiiihler Alnuday. Aii'H. Vostn Krizell, neeuiri po n led her falhor who 1h ijoiio ill, (o U'jiI lowii. hist, wook, lie wilt reiiutio lliero for niedleol t V:i 1 loeoi . lie Ik :it the lnoiie of hln daughter, AIi'.s. Klxlo Oillispio. A I I'm. JoJin WoMonot' v;ih a hiisi tiOHH Vlwilnr III holder Saturday. Victor U'ondeH arrived ta.st week from ArhucUle, Cal,. and In vlvhliu; with li is hroth'r. l.yiin. and oihiT rolaiivcM. Ah'M. Harry Sandersmi and chil dren lire vlslilni; roiaUvcM in I'mi kind. il. V W'nyoner Ih einploycd In n IomuIiik on ii i p near All nam. Air. nnd Ah. Wllfroih liohhw nnd 'wo ihutuhler.H have hoop visit hit: relative hero for t ho pant week. They are from Aiosler, ore, All'K. Xaoinl Sealff, of SilVerton. Hpent the week end wild friends here. She wan lnltnerly - Naomi Seltlemire and made her home at Summt'ivlUe, I ('. L.'inliiMM, tit Iidv rclnllv.'x li.M'C nf .lohn I jititiiii ii. .1. A. Ai'iic.tiliiH lt WMI.l In I i.ililii- Mr..: Hi' Is vl.iit- In (1 I ill hiT ilrllvcrr.l n liuiil VV.il ii.-s.l.iy . thai home I VIC c'liaiKU'licv. of (he inlcrioi' I S: AVe are ; ij';ns in e satii" li A My W. W. I'tinly Tho owner of 1 Mh Hltraolivn Hjianish hiuiKalotv, had choHeit ti hillside Mlo for UiH now liotne. This ca licit for unusual planning, the Kitratfi', hvo-nir, lo he loculed in the haseincnt, on nrndo level, a I mi k wit h t ho dining root a nod kit eh en, as well as laundry and holler room, The hist story walls; are of ron er'te. with a reinforced ooneivin slah over the entire hn.seinent, wit It the uixiial flrcdoor hefwepti f;araKf and hascuieiit. Tin- p ar entrance on tho tfradrt and from a .small hall, stairs lead up to the first floor level where an exirn lare living room, throe hed rooiiiH and two hath rooms 'are located, Thr living room has n niiissivo fireplace of stone. Kreneh door lead onto Iron halconies. The orna mental xialr rail is most effective. The whIIh uhove tho. first floor are of llio, with while cement plns tw and red Spanish tile roof. The floor of tlte livinj? room h cement, ushiK a miiu-ral linl of a (greenish shade In the finish coat, ami lined off so as lo iniitale boards. Tho floors of ,ihe lied rooms are lino leum, Juid over I ho cement, wit h llle floors In halh and tile waln sent. Woodwork' tt.ied In tho llvimc room and dining room is of oak stained n nil ver Kray. .with oak I rim, balance in pine Ivory ameled. The plaster walls an Ul tlnlod, nnd the lihtinwr fixtures most, effective. The cost of this aitractive homo is placed at from I $!i.inn to Jll.mio, oxelu.slve of thojuml saltfaotory of annuals and heaiini; and pltiiuhitiK. j one of the Paslest to frow. It can t;oi,i' i:vov or iuklano NKW VOHIv (Al') OeoiKO j lbmian's latest rob I as an am bassador of Irish nolf. I Hiring odd 1 nt s ot t he Invasion of I ho I'nlted Stales by Hie Kyder ('.up ' team i MHicau win nri;'' ieanng American professionals lo enter the , Irish open championship at Port- ' marnock, beglnninn: August 1, as i well as the Mrltlsh open nt St. Andrews. Kiariing July 1 1. "It won't be my fault if the Americans don't euler the fight for the I tish t llle," says I tuneuti. Ul.lllllllIC JiLJI" A real "helper" WATER mder Pressure In hunt, fi'dvird, flnrden, blichrn, Imiotlry or tmthromn, you will find liMfr. under prtur II trxl hflp It niitkt'nhi-uvy luNkitf tiHy.K itit c iiuimi. I. v. m.', 1 1 nmkcBt buiu mure llviible. And It In to em? now to hat tht oovi'tileiu o with lew-prli cj t iilrhioittH-Morao llm Water t'lm. Wh.eit'vtr your xoirc f upply- npilnrt. lAkv, trcm, ahallow wvlt, tt- -p t'll h-t In ryou llf tn mall tiuiiiiitltwnr mi h t'oiittfry tMtt thvrs It ti Fiilrhankn-Mi'idt) Hum Witirr t'l.mt th:it tint V'liir m'vil ami ynur purno t.ln trlr, jkcroHvnc nnd tlwnoltii tlftviii. Jii(i.titiin nuil Urgvr ! Ulro rnl tiro pruiwdun. Just turn the faucet Oprrrttioil pub of 1hre plant! U ftliuplv (At. if. (linn In mnt for ynoiDt'll, Put tux of 1 h r n rl "ht ipfiV r work for yiu. Theiti la uipiifcioilly mull, Lt utttiiiwyou. We liUo tmndl th t-nmplff Itn. nf I iili UiiiiKs- Montr Print iu t w lih h In but.H- ." l-oUlM. n, llMmr I Itl tit noil IW. r rbiiii. Mfi-I ht tlpirWlnJ nulla, Ki't.l I it hubr I'Jh ban k St-tilrB, W usUlou Mii tiltn , rhvtrlt- mitluti, ritnilMt Hoe l ftviteritl ifitUt pumping etiiHpiitt'ill, puiop Jncka, pirnn load, u-. Xale Zweifel Authorltrd Dealvr AIK HANKS MORSK rUODUCTS HILLSIDE BUNGALOW i Q r.l . ' ' i rrta It lik 5 1 5,1 The Garden ZINNIAS ;lti:.T AXI SMALL In Hie older days zinnias wore spelled " nlas" and were com monly known as " Vout It 'and Old Akc," i allhoutih the slKnlfH'ance .r a i prop tin tetiesfl of t his nam'1 is not apparent to us la Ihe maKnl llcent croallons t hat now ot na il lent our (rard'-ns from the bril liant lilt le bud oris not an inch ii. diameter to the Kliint rivals of the dahlia and chrysanthemum of the laiesi oeveiopniems or piunt wi.- urdf. H Is one of the most i hrltllaoi planted outdoors ' until into June with a c-rtainty of a fin-1 crop of bloom la late summer and autumn. It Is one of the niiiiuaki In which a tale start Is no groat handicap as 11 will not spring Into vigorous growth until the weather Is warm and seed sown outdoors often catches up with plants rais ed In hotbeds. The latest xinntn triumphs it i tho iiulllcd ami dahlia flowered lype which are more loose nnd graceful In appen ranee t hail the older types of which t h eoloss U has long hi resoluble u a u favorite. Thes- la'o Young returned home Sat lecorative ilahlia.in urday from Orandc Hondo valley. the fobbl petals. Tlie older typts have fiat petals lying as -Hally ami evenly upon one another as a well shingled roof. The range of color is luarkahle from Ihe most brilliant to the most gorgeous tinls and shades. The very dwarf varieties with tin- tiny little hutloiiN make hand-. some edgings for t he larger va-rietb-s or beds by themselves The so-called dwarf types or plltnltu section is not so dwarf as its name Indicates, grow lag two feet in height and producing a wealth of mediutn-Hled flowers. This is u favorite for bedding, especially t he mil luou rose variety, ail exi)illsil color that hun now been trued up so well that it does not show the Togiu-M" that at first spoiled tho effect of this Vutiety. Zinnias like rich noil and full sun. They also want a good sup ply of moist ure to do t heir best and should be liberally Koakoil in spells of drought, A liberal use ot ihe hoc will kerp them going. I hey are one of th finest and most reiiuble tn the gardei ered types an for hoiiUets. supplies for rutting . Tho dahlia flow especially esteemed PARK PERSONALS Tin: r.UK (Special)-Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Vandevauter wtro vis itors at North l'owder Wednesday. Katie (tenter, of Ctilon, spent the week end with Mr. nnd Mr. C. Vnn order and family. Ida Hunter returned to her home Tuesday niter spending twn w-ek visiting with Frances ami Marie Miller. A. J. Vnndevnnter has uirehnsd two Jemey cows from Oeoiffo I l.ooslle. Ocra hi I Ivans had Ihe nilsfor hiiin to break the bones In hiw elbow and shoulder w hi!o vault ing at the Haker high school last week. Mr. and Mis, Wtiyne Vnnde nhler tind son, Oarth and firman, and Mr l'ave Kent Nnd Hon, lar- ry, all of North t'nwdcr, were vis itors of Mr. and Mr. Cl.uenee Vanordor's Sunday. Air. and Airs. J. c. Lay and family attended the dance held at tho new Wore huildlnt? on llltf Crock Kahirday cvenliiK. Alary Vanorder was an over night truest nf Allss Alaxine Wan ker's Saturday. Allss Wanker liven on ltlg Crook, tori Vandevunter In Ml of the measles t his wefk. Orval Jensoni of TTnlon, drove cattle to Ihe reserve on Catherinu crock Wednesday. - lOlva Viinonier na been til this week. ttllt Kamhorc of Medical HprltiKH, was flshhiR on Catherine creek Wednesday. TELOCASET PERSONALS TI:I.0CASI:T (SpeeluO Miss Amelia Asper retunied to I'endle. ton .Monday after spendtng the. Week end here with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. John Asper. . Virgil liaiilols. of Halfway, vis ited at the Charlie Hill home hero over the week end. -. William and Donald Wilkinson made u business t rp lo Ontario Tuesday. . v The Teloensel school picnic, held nt the grange hall Frhlay, was well attended. - Telocaset was well represented at the grange eohferemv held at the Hlue Mounlaln'grangc hall Sat- Uiday. Those attending were -Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Anson, Mrs. harles Chrislenson. Mr. and Mrs, (.eorgo A ck ley and M t. an d M rs. C, . V. Wilkinson. Miss Cora Chrlstenson, of linker, i visited with her brother, Charles, Chrlstenson and wife, Sunday. 1'". .Mib r has purchased the Iiy j Young ranch, one mile front Telo- : raset. Mr. and Mrs. O. Anson visited ! friends at North l'owdor Sunday, j y and Mr. and Mrs. . V. COVE PERSONALS COVK (Special) A telegram was received here Saturday eve ning telling of (he death of Jewel llohiuMon. of I'onland. from acme appendicitis. Mr. Hoblnsnn was a former Cove hoy nnd for o tew veurs lived In Ui tiraudo. where he wan married to Miss Arvilla Hock wit h. They have made their home In I'tn'tland for several years. Mr. tinrt Mrs. J. W. Innrnm. of II I'endleton, are at Cove miosis nf 1 Mr. and Mrs, L. .1. Sent nor. j Mrs. It. S. Oomsiook and Mrs. Albert Keeker, delegates from the Cnve Woman's club to the Oregon l-'ederation if Women's clubs con vention, have ret urned to their homes here. Tht Itev, and Mrs. William Mur ray Bradner and son, Hilly, left Friday for a hip to their former home at i ovidom e. K. I. They plan to be uwiiv two month. Mrs. T. ('. Hefty Is ill at her horn here, K. ll, M Cool, forest ranger. If ill at his home here. i Memorial day was observed here In a pionram held at the I. (V O. K. hall. The "Uev. Mr. Oteen pave the Memorial day address. After . the program dinner was served tn the public. Many oni-of-tnwn peo ple were here for the services, tn eluding Mrs. Jasper and son, Tyr rell, of Meridian. Ida.; Mr. and tMrs. CMavton May. of Haker; Mr. J Buys Farm Near City; Two Homes Change Owners 'Direo real estate deals transacted during the past work by Ihe lieorK'' H. Curroy Ileal Instate agency, one In vol vinff u 4 it-acre farm. The farm, located just south of I.a CJrande, wan purchased by L. Al. Quinland, paftern maker for t h 1-a V, ramie I i on works, from Aim Loolah A. Hedhcad, who for the past year has been residing in Maker.. The two oilier deals were pur chases .of home properties, ii, 1'. It t it chart, look possession of the Mulder home al 1 f0!t 1' avnue and I ir. W. K, Thistlewaife has pnr chasod a modern home at li!Hi 1C avt-nue. from Air. and Alts. O. (I. Williams. The building is l-lnK pa hit ei and k a No mined ihroiiKh put and will he octMiph d ithout July 1. and Airs. Charles Haucnck, of !ak jor; Itoy Dtdaney. of I'nloii; Air. ami Airs. Frank Sinnley, of Olympla, Wash.: Air. and Airs. Karl Landers , and Airs. li. K. Anderson, nf La jlliando; Willard I'cek, of linker: I All, nnd Airs. W. 10. tloux and tatu illy, of Kreewuter; Mrs, V. 15. White, of rorllant'., jind Mr. and Airs. J. W. htKi'-'tm, of I'omlleion. Airs. N'ora Aleruney and Airs. S. 'van Schoonlmvor, delonales to tho iftohekah ooiiventhm. and Joe (lur Idoner and L. H. Hallmark, dolo- H-'ites to Ihe I. O. . I'', oonvontlon. jheld at Astoria. have relumed limine. They were accompanied by We jusl hauled In from the de pot a laii;e slilpiiU'lit id ihe .Mon arch paini nnd the orders came In mi fust for HiIm wonderful inn per cent pure pahit Ihat we sent tn aimlhcr order Sattirdny nii:ht for M I OOO wmi It more and we ihut't rWH't thai will lat nv ery hrnz. 1 Monarch (s the only 100 per cent pun paint thai comes hiio the , valley that no know of. It con liatns no ndiilternllon whatever tiu.t J Ihe covering: -opacity Is ." per . i cut more (ban ju-d w hiir lend 1 and oil anil wears lnnvr because 1 It coittains I :l pine zinc and zinc j has ti Hit'Hlm oil ahsorhhig ipial lly (hau just lend alone. We i heard saiiiiday that the .Monarch I pcoU' are si udlnn One of their epcrt paln( men lo La tJriiudc lo hold n denioiisti til Ion. It is cer tainly In (crest i i iff lo watch (his .eperi as ho shows uhnl Hie palm is made of hy mKing the Oil ii ml liile b inl iin.l vino tn. u.r s ,M. lnK(,s sj- ira n show uha( (h(, ,,,.,.,,, (m(.(.1Uh1 M(lv MI,M N imuit. r ,((oks whi(, , hr ou. i , ; , . ,,Hk(.s Siint Is the chemical name for ground sand the kind gla- Is made of. nuil w hen he mixes the oil wil h the whiting it furn Into a brown ))iiH thai is suitable for putl.vlng up our window wla-.; then when be litlvcs the oil wilh the hnry (cs It tin lis Into a dirt y vv htlc. stint by-like Mih.timce. Itaryics K the rhciuical uninc for grouml rock. ou can put the hnrylcs and (he sit ha nnd w bbing iino I lie while load nnd zinc wllliout chniiv.ln i f rerr deal tf It w blleu . huf ou luiM'ti't covei diU capiiiii.v, om ju-t ImvewciglK. There w." a tit:.) pi! that riime to our Immic S.l '.urday. Wc tut trying in bold him here till une mic mlN for il ll btis tar nil over Ms feel. ll iH-cii around I (be Wiinrii C. uMiuctlo i conipany. Anonei paying for (hi- ad may receive Hie pi':. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Noll iMr Cn-h "Tbf1 I'oor Man's Frlentr Xrr Foil ml ry. bone luln 'HH No Sunday lluslnesn SCREEN DOCKS WINDOW SCREEN'S CAHLNETS nnd TAliLES LA GRANDE CA 151 NET SHOP I 0S Jl-fflTSOIl Avt S. Van S. iiooit hover and Charles Jronner on the trip, j here rci cnllv gnosis at (he home of I Air. and Airs. 70." hayno and Al rs. ' t lieir iaienis. Air. ami Alls. (!'()!'(,'; I K1ii:l Cnnklin, of Walla Walla woro I taker.' Mr.-, lfay UaUcr has heen f('ovc vlsliors Sunday, They veiled taken lo Hot l.al:o fur a majnj- op al tho home of Airs. I..nu 1'ayne. ;etation. , j. Once Is Enough If it's right, electrical work will last a life time and give perfectly good service. Remem ber this fact when you consider letting the con tract for the. wiring- of that new home or store- We are equipped with the men, the tools and the materials to do work that conforms in every detail with the high standards of the fire un derwriters specifications. Electrical work done once is enough if rightly done. Electric Service Go. TALBOTT IIELVY Service Our Middle Name Phone Main 121 1 112 Adams Furnace Heat Hot Air Steam - Hot Water whichever you choose will prove to he ne of the most satisfactory investments you ever made. Whether your home is large or small, one or two story, we have the right heating plant to assure the win ter comfort that only furnace heat can give-,, .. .;., ; - ; . ; , , . We'll help you plan the installation and give you 12 months to pay. Come in let's talk it over. Fred Spaeth Plumbing Sheet Metal Heating MAIN 586 Better araams Kalsomine, per pkg. Pure Linseed Oil, per gal. You furnish the can. $1.05 Pasmussen's Pure Paint, per gal. . $3.10 Interior Enamel, uev evil . (Your money Pest-Varnish, per gal. (It won't turn white) $3.15 Ssroen Doors $2.50 and up Inside Doors $2.00 and up Extra Star-A-Star Shhuflcs, per M $3.15 18-in. No. 2 Perfections, per M (A Bargain) $3.40 All of above prices for cash onlv. We have many more bargains not listed Van fttten Lumher.Co. Main 732 for ' Real Service and Al i'm. It a v I laker were hero reccnllv jmiosIh at (he home of Builder back guarantee) A