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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1927)
; jiinifiinwilM" J Iforulay, August 8,'-1027. -j Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 5 (1 1 r Zflraar 1 -1 t 0 it Ii 0 A ri U Jt si ft ) Y ONE PERMIT TO BUILD IS ISSUED Will Remodel Business Building; Construction Work Shows Progress Only one liiiililhry penult v;im IiwikmI III I .ii ii-ii nii. wii-k, 11c- (MilliiK tn I'lly ro.iMili'r, .1. i:. SlP;inis. IJiiililiiiK lir'i'iiiltH lire licit llliely to "jiU'lt up" until th( t'jill Hi'iison Ih'mIiiw Imii tticil iHiiliMclnrfl i.l' 1 . " , ( , 1 J The permit Issued last week wan on A UK', t "ml WUH Kiveil to M"VI tferlhor to 11 lea r and repair u husl-i iteKH building 011 Depot Mred he - tueen WaHhlnuton himI Adnuis live- line. Ihe work lo runt fl'". The, The huililltijff if mvilHI hy tile reu- ninton eNtate. Cnnsd ruction 11 ci i vif ir-. however, nre irolntr ahead In l.a (Irnnde. I'rOKi'fSH Is helnu Kendily made on both the Iji (irrimto slx-Ktory hotel nl,th' corner of Kourih nnd Ad ;nil.s nnd on the .IiiIIum Uoesch weven-Kioi-v hotel lit the corner tif l.lr nnd Ad.in.s. fonstnu'tlon iw aha r.ittldly movJ Intr iihcjol on the K.iHtern Ori'mni l.iKht & I'owcr ...miiJtny'M new or-i1- H. itml tMnndn, here for 11 f.-Uuyj fit-P huiltlinu on Mini siree! ho- j intermit lonal com'cnl Ion were la ken ' (ween Adam 11 ml WitHhlnntnH ' " " trl' "v,'r l,u' M''nt Moo.l loop. iivpihh'm. ! highway tmluy, tn-ellnilniiry to the Annoiincpinent Sat urdny -if pliuiH '"I'PmIiik or ImihInohh hphhIiuih lono.r-: to ctiiiHtrti.'t a $:'(), dint I'lilon Slake rou'- I ret'icithni hall at I he eornpr of xj Thomas It. Murphy, chief of the' nnd Fourth, hrlnns Mother hulld- Sil I'nnielsco lire deia rt nienl is inct project lo tlie front here. It in expeci)l Unit a permit will he ta ken out In 1 he near future for thlH as excny.itioti work In nl- ready under way. Do You LET FJACGTRlGlXy DO YOUR WORK? YOU SHOULD! There is no need of having incon venience. Plan for electrical "Useful ness," and have your home, wired to do 'the work. Electric Service Co. TALI50TT IIELVY Service Our Middle Name Phone Main 121 a l'iJ'lJ,'' '"-A V u''vA! Certain- Teed Hexagonal Slabs The final effect of a house is largely determ ined by the attractiveness of the roof covering. CERTAIN-TEED Hexagonal Sinks may he laid over the old shingles, hut for ihe very best results, the old si". ingles should he removed, as otherwise you do not secure a smooth, even base on which the finished appearance of tin' roof so largely depends. Van Petlen Lumber Co. Main 732 for Real Service Cattle Men To Hold Meeting in Portland, Ore. mriTLANI). Ore,, Auk, h. f A I ' ) In till effort to device fiiMie phiti for relief of coMk'CStioU of live MifM-k (it the union iol; y;inl to (llH(omiiiiiii)H'i" 011 July I o' ihe orderly imirket inw tic p.u) mcui . ;i roll !l Mi -P Will lie lw!( here !n- moi row lo he ntUMided hy Willinni Htewurl, or linker, pn-Hident of the Oregon futile jind Hmo (trcedM in.ioe iutlon ; II. II. Klpp. nut u.iurr '..r 1 .1... ehn rnher of enmmcno; 11. , . A r- llftt, Hcerel.irv of 1 lie Nori h we Aliv(fin,T limird or the Anieih ;, U.tlhv.'ty ;inhH:i I Ion. utid Kiilpper Th orderly nunketln direch , hr Mtt((.k V(inis h;is ,. nmi. ,Jlflled hy some of Ihe Mlock men. ThnM. wtm ,.ntilhuled lo this lervloe refused !o meet I he ooni miner, HuylriK (hone who did no! on tribute reaped henefiiH. KolInwinK Hip Port hind confer- enee, thorn will lie other meetings with nittlcinen hrouuhoiit ihe I't'- "H:rs TA Ii 11 Till I I'OltTLAXI), Ore, An;;, H. i.W) chieN fmm nil parts of Uie prewldenl ol Ihf Intermit hum I aw j Hurliii Ion. Vitnily In often moie of a nils Make in JiuIkhihui than a sin. 1112 Adams 1 1 A I . 1 -tiRjJ-ifci)-r-J .-SrSr-T,".. -''-9Ttt.k.i tr:'.:' - I - " ' Mf j tUVJ'i I'LillftUA AL& J y. 1.. 1 OVK. Ore.. Sp.rlnt) Mrs. . Daniel is confined to her hid II. as the result of an Injury nlie re ceived while packing cherries, -Mr. and Mrs. Thow. W'ehh of Kluin were kucbis of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. C Hefty. Sunday. The rnnipf'ire rIH.h of .u cirnnde who are riinipliig nt. Ascension camp irounds here witli their ejiardian Aim. I.. IT. Awes and their swlmmlm-- instructor Mrs. J. 1,. Hunertord. made u trip to the top of Ml. Kanny on Wednesday and found Ihe climb rather steep. Mrs. Mm' Kelly ami her datal ler MIvm IJi.s Kelly and 1 is. Cora Itlofun spent Thursday plcnicim? at I he power plant. MiiH ICdilll dray who was seri ously III nt her Inline for n week was taken lo the fJiinde Rondo hospital a few days ;mo for an np cunion. Her comUilon at this time i;i very crilicul. Mrs, Mary Shaft) '1io has been lli'i 4 ,7 Jit nrJtcrnHite .Mm. A. A. Anlhn has now Rone to KennowtcU. Wash. She. will visit other friends In t he Nori Invest tit Spokane, Seattle ami I'orllnud before rt I urnlTiR to her homo in J .on An- Kclerf. M r. itnd Mrs, fainiiy and Mr Alexander arc Mi n ;im. Mar Launders mid . nnd Mrs. Mcrrltt rumpi'iK on I ho M tss i;rltne Whlslcr who lias li ' ii tahhiR nurses 1 raining In a Spokane hospital is MpendlnR her vacallon here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. ,M. Whisler. II. ti. Illanli has closed his shoe si ore and repair shop. It is mil. y ' i known whether it will he sold or re-open. -d or the stock will he I ui n d over to the etedllors. The valley farmers are very busy now wil h t heir hitvrMilMK, while sonic ne just piittlntr up iheir sec ond crop of itllalta. Mrs II. tieer, of I. it Orande, bus been spending a lew days here innonj: her old friends. She has only teciiilly returned from Lour Heaeh. t'iih!., w here she h.lM been I or I lie past si in on I hs. A Iter !.! ndini; a not her w eck with her dauehier Mrs. rhnnle I'uckeit In 1-a (iramle, she will n to I. tins iScncli lo nntl(e her home. Mins Alice I'hnher of CoodillMT, Ida., is a umst tit the home of her nn-i,, .h,rU Fletcher. (tram. Merril and VlrpH 4'onley, Fin: He MiUcrim,' of I .a tlrande nnd I'.arl Tillon of Walla Walla have .nij-t 1 1 ! in in d from a two weeks catnp on (lie Minain. Mrs. KiiR.ne Mlllcrlnjr of La ClMtlile has beep visit tn her sis-b-i" Mis !: I-. Conley. M . W lilsh-r was taken sudden ly ill en Friday and was taken to I I ot lake Sa u.it or in in for 1 real - ind Mrs. Ithtke tire enter Mc. IllaUe s sister Miss 1 nr- Mliv I i :i k e who has just returned l i too Hosinti. wlo i c she has been -a ii.ly mi- music. , i ter spending n w-.'. k he,-e she will he with her pan uls in Maker until the middle ot Sept. ml.ei when ;-he will return :n M'-Mon. Boutonniere . A hiMitoanlci o ot cohneri ultist nllnrht'4 to a norklao of mlnutt pearH, oorals niu! ihlnestonef fashion a new ncekhtro. ; 17 v i Y ' j y COLONIAL COTTAGE llj W. V. Punly This Utile colonial coltane has a rather uuiipie plan. The living room extemls mil from the main part. RlviiiK linht nnd air from three sides. The colonial fireplace .chimney is placed In the end. and lis of red brick, in contrast to the white sided walls, Rieen ahinRles nn Ihe roof and Kteen shunters. Here the riming" room has been 'omitted and a rtinelte substituted, ' reached from Ihe living room through a plaster arch, and eon iVenient Itt the kitchen, f The two fair-slued bd rooms are loeiited off a small center hall. At 1 the eml of Ibis hall Is a linen ; closet. Willi the bath between. 'I'h ere is a full basement with I h'j usual furnace room, laundry. fruit anil slorage room. The lighting fixtures and decora lions are in keeping wit h t he colonial i real nient, and are most I attractive. I 'sing the best of materials throughout, cedar shingles on the roof, oak flours, except bath which in tile, kitchen lo be covered with linoleum, and pine finish, painted, this home should he hiith, exclusive of healing and plumbing for from $..mm io $i;rno, When yon see n imlnl ininkoil just "purr paint" that doc not ' necesHjij tly nieiill 1 bai ll Is I0 j per real pure brnMi-r lots of purr J paint cmitaliH ii certain n mount uf : purr silica which Is nothing more I ban purr white ground -nud. the kind to make window kIiws nut of. Then lots ir pun lmlm hKo rim taln a t'citnlii n mount of pnri wliilltig and pure harics which Is a chemical imiiiv for pun hlu gi-otnul rock. Hut not so with lon-, arch palm because Monarch pnint i is made iicciM-ilhig lo (he old nms- i ter iMiluter's own rorinula uml eon-I tnlii not h hue In the wa of uiltili-l criiilon rr sitlKtliution, imiilr of purr1 tiiiNcctl oil, pure white trnfi ami pui'i Iih. It entirely fnx from witter or benzine. If jtai arc Muuring on n w bile (cud jnh whli lnc added jic-t Iny, four peivtiHlIti' down ami form n line luit kluil or n Dim emihl mmi form abuM''. An-er: A w line for the I'rntt l.amtwr Vo. Then ill Ih lot of iwilnllng iloiu- this fall et all ner the eittlit couutr ami bane., bouMw, tm)ki hoiH" ami chicken coop. We iint to jitM loll ou when lo oor pjilnt. lb1 ir tiunring on .tulng In I41 Oninth lor miiiio time to eomr. Mull onlrr t hrerluH. limM, Claude C. Pratt I Lumber Co. Wr S. I1 rw lVu.li I "The l'oor Mini's l rli'nd" . Ni-nr l ounilrr. 1'lioim Main III No Kuu.Uj liiiKiuuitt Lewiston' Sawmill Makes First Run KKWISTO.V, Ma.. Aug. . (AIM The new five-hand sawmill of the Clearwater Timber company here made its initial rim today, with nome &n men employed. U has been under construct inn fr more than a year. Although minor adjustments to machinery necessitated frequent interruptions today, the company officials estimated that IMiO.nnO feet of limber would he sawetl. The dally capacity of the mill under normal conditions is 4iMt.(in(i feel. From 3G lo 4110 men will he em ployed when all machinery Is In operation. Operations in t he woods were resumed by the Clearwater com pany today. There are 1 .itnO.onu feet of logs in the mill pond, with U,(Hii),0ini feet additional in the woods ready for shipment. Daily shipments amount to -ISO.aiHi feet of logs. Ma joy your vacation at home by using your ingenuity, a writer ad vises. Our suggestion i that you buy a pair of chaps and some fish- , fug tackle and pitch camp near the rnln-waler harrel. Fill up every socket with these Jew Edi' son Mazda Limps more beautiful in ap' pearance kinder to the eyes and now at new low prices lowest in history. Phone for a (arton cj six EDISON MAZDA LAMPS Ask for the Household Kit, 1-40 watt, y6o watt and 1-100 watt.. 6 lamps for only '1,61 We. carry a com plete line of ' ELECTRICAL FIXTURES and APPLIANCES II. & s. ELECTRIC CO. l- I.. Ilnhloxm, l'rop, Snninii'r Hotel HMi;. DEALER. A PROMO gXp LARGEST PRUNE CROP IN HISTORY I California Growers Pre paring to "Harvest Huge . Yield of Fruit S.W JOS'I-:, Cal.. Am,'. 8. (Al1) (Willi the lait.;e:t haivesl 1(f prunes j in the hls'orv of the industry less! than two weeks away, packers and ! ! ffrirwers me preparing to niarltet) i!ie estimnted lour luindred million ! I?ouinl iron on a Ctoupetitive hasis ; ; fol)iwhnt ihe failure of the am- PHh;n lo i-ni-dll Sit per cent of Hie wxi i-m?j ni3Tit acreage info a coop- ' era live ;;rower-pucker merger. ' A n iioiif-'h" the ci miiatc.n docs not offu-ially close". 11 mil Monday mid night and offices throughout the Floor Sanding If you want a smooth floor you should have them sanded. It gives them a new appear ance. Cabinets Glass Fitting La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 1501 Madison Westinghouse Every user of a Westinghouse Electric Range knows what Westinghouse service means. Twice each year since electric cookery became the modern way, a representative of Westing house has come into the territory of our company held cooking classes and visited range users seeing that all were satisfied. Our porvice does not end with the sale of. a range but in co-op-oration with the "Westinghouse Com p a n y continues throughout. Eastern Oregon ight slate will remain open today lo re- cejye y ohm In 1 y coin ratts, field worlier.s ha'e hr-en called In nnd no effort, to solicit contra els for the .:i,ihh( iit-re.x oiilstundlni,' will he made. Hcadtiti.M'ters of'ihe PruiiP I'i'o- diuei-N ii.ssormtion. lh- 1 1 em pi ed fl owers coopernl ive, will pile Plumbing, Heating, Sheet, Metal and General Repair Work Call MAIN 179 ' Karl W. Lynch 21(1 Y2 Fir Street The Iron Fireman Is a willing worker an automatic coal burner that .is not only convenient but a Saver On Fuel Costs ... it actually saves you from 15 to 20 per cent. Come in and we will give you the details on this remarkable coal burner. Fred-Spaeth Plumbing1 Sheet Metal Heating MAIN 586 f. fx c&m?t H H & Power Co. Cook by Electricity (he lolal m-rone,' mul tdose ils j doors, ! 'in(. ('nlifornlJi I 'rune uml Aprt- "" (.((t d-nwers' association will lnV 1UiWnraie a poli4-y of cornilil,'' f ! selling for the erttp. and U j reported I" lio preparing a wheti-, ; u le or nice h""!""""'' l" " ) leaded Inlc In the week. Calls-- For six weeks a West inghouse economist has been available to work with you on your cooking problem. a
