La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPaee Five '' Monday, August 20, 1927 I.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER row .i.a. .-.... )t5rrJ? " JSf ment BUILDING SHOWS MORE ACTIVITY! Several Permits, Includ ing One for $-200 Home Are Issued in Week A Ihe fall Kea ?th op' hh Die hiiildhit: p.TindH in Draml.- are shnwhiK rein-wed m-ltvity ;ttl.-r u dull .litty-AilKiiM nsdii. NVw construction durini flic la. si ivct-k follow s: Any. W. H ry, 1o alter ini't repair ii homo mi X hi t w en Spruce Mini tiie city limits, work to ens! $ihi. A ii if, Lowell WlllhunKon, 1 o erect a dwelling on AdnmH avenue helw.-eu Maple ami 'lu rry, to cohI Auk. - -' flood noiitfh, to nller itnil repair a luo-Mtory home on Flint l.etwi-en and 1'ennnyl valiin. work lo cost Auk. :M K. Mef 'lure, to end a Kinase on Grn nw on! In-- This Is What We Do- Cabinet Making Floor Sanding Window i Framing Door Frames Glass Fitting Picture Framing Odd Mill Work Our Estimates Are Reasonable La (JiViiule Construction & Supply Co. 1501 Madison AWAY FROM FRIENDS yet a visit is so easy with a telephone. A 'phone makes all the world your neighbor. You lift the receiver and central connects you with your dearest friend, with "home," with the church, the club, the groceranyone you want to call. Don't deprive yourself of the conveniences of a 'phone. Home Independent Telephone Co, INVISIBLE - - liut in.lisi'er.Mlile! walls i jiet as impnrlant as cuiiv eiiience i the surface. I . i ik v you if tliis one sure way tii coiiif'.ii t . 'iiaiplcle Lino Of Klet i tea! t ilincs and Appliances H. & S. Electric Frank Robinson, Prop. Sommer Hotel Bklg. iilnl .laeli.mm, Id cokI L'.Mi. h vili- WrlKht. lo nl- I'T .'ill' I I I'm 1 ' n imiimi' i mi i rif- I - -II I'lI'.ilH I I li'll U (MKl, WOt'K 1(1 IMBLER PERSONALS IILKH (Special;-- lr. Arthur .lniiin and wife visited their par ents, Mi-, and A I I'm. J'rn n k .Murl in, IhM Saturday niiht. Or. .Martin in located nt Enterprise. The many friends of Claud Hale are sorry to learn of Ills lllnesw. lie h.iM heen ill for the mnI week I. Ml it is hoped Dint he may Soon re cover. Mr. and Mrs. I'lmev llrevhenl. of I'cndietoil, visited his nisters, Mrs. It. AL McCoy and Mrw. Charles Mc- I l-M II. here last Thursday. Mr. ami .Mrs. K. Hurley are mov ing 10 La Drnnde, lie was the principal In t he school here for .several years. At r. and M rs. C.eoi-e Patterson and hahy. of Los Anyeles, were Die quests of Mr. and Mrs. I'rank Alar-, till tin first of the week. Air. I'nt icrsoii and family will is his pat ents at I'ayette, Ida., before re tiiiliitij: to their home. Airs. Vat lei'i'iii is a cousin of Airs. Alartin. The Kev. I', Carpenter and fam ily were the quests of Air. ami Airs. .1. V. Keht'H last Thursday. Their home Ih in La Cj-ande. Ceorie Va nee. of Klorn. was here last week visiting friends and relatlvus. Mr. Vance Is al.o lookim; fur a new location here. IW. f ll 'I A uf . T. AL Itm-kman has hoitrhl a ncVr,My um( Sl. ilH niJlMy itlvantaKeS. i The construction ia of frame i;. Leffel wns In this lorn lit y 1 usiliK eenteiit plaster over a rm-tal lust, week selilnu htock for (he'iiith. with mven asphalt shingles Ittai-k Alarble ctnnpany. on Hie r uof. A sobll'-r course of Alivs Mli'dle McCoy arrived homo ' brick is used nt Knide.-ior trout la;t Thursday. She has been vis- ' ''HI in tice Ht eps, et c, wlilltfitoiie lop itlun relatives and friends In 'cii-! ' ' lui is us.-d aroninl the front en dlcton. Linalilla and Ininon. tanc.- door. Mr. and Mrs. L-onard Hilling! ;i h'"' 's '-" were shoppie in La Crande. last ';"' U" ' ''. !l j W'elu I' v jlruil room, laundry and irarar:''. Kon were viitliu,r her husband In I'. ndleluu "Int week. J Mr. and Airs. IM Land and faiu- . tly moved to l'Min one day last j week. Air. Land has been em- j ployed on the section here lor sev- t eral ye(jirs. He is hoIiik to Iry farni iui; now for a while.' ' Air. Tetreaii, of La Crande. was hero last Friday, lie was hero look ing alter his ranch a l Lumpkin rld.:e. Cecil Ali-K in nis look possession of the Andrews unrobe Am:. L'J. He will move ills family to town in the rtear future. Air. nn.'l Airs. Frank AIcKlnnis and Mrs. Clement Thatcher were Ri ; (Iimh.! wiring inside the ii 11) W. W. I'iiiiI) The plan shown a siven-rooni story ami a half Kmilish type cot tat,'e. wild an attached KaraK'. if is lutilt on a coiner lot well above ;rade in the rear and this1 permUs the Karate under the house, heal ed by the boiler. The desirable f, attire." o; ill is plan are too nuincroiiH to uieutiou in the siacc allotted, hut any of our readers, w ho are IhhikhiK of hiiihiimr a home of this type would .In . ..! ti, sii ii.U I hiu i;, r.. ( )ak trim is us.-d in t to- main rooms, pine tor Hie balance with i;um-vood doors. Ual floors ill j ( lie ma in pot t ion. factory mantle J on Die second floor, bath of tile, t n nanieiihil iron Is used for hand rails a( front, side and around the lop of uaraue. nmMi l-'n i h ili-ors leading from file sliidy. out ohio tliiy i.-rrace. The cost Is plu-.d at in lo Id smi, escius.ve oi neai:n;: anl piuiiuitm:, slliliinu ill I : i .i is.lc I.. U'i llisil.-iv. Si'Vi'lMl nf lili' iipliti' lili'Il ll I il'il i'l'i'i I lll.-il- l.iiV Iii:.lli-I..l 'ill.l ' ill , Ill'Uill nil I ll.illl lllii Wl'l'li. .Mr. iiinl .Mrs. A I i'ltlliT inul f.ini- ' liv Wl'l'li lirl'ti ii'l'r till' wt'iii I'llil 'iiiiliiii; rfi.ili'i's i I'l'fftiilM. I'lH'ii' 1 Mi 111 Ih nt .Mil ill' 1'' I.: oe Oil mcr oi J iiiu'I' 1 ae. Miss opal llarlle. of La Crande spenl Hie week end with lel..lie? here. John HuiKoii and Harvey Coil, I i ii had all Dodr watermelons de- Mroyed last Week. ll is leporied lliat some .os iIUI 11. ' IM-:V TIMVIIL l!V TI.U DAMIl It V. Conn. (AD The Travelers Club of Danbury r.:,in- j ie.l f,l years ai;o, aod affiliated I with the (ieneral I'edera I ion of Women's Clubs for :in ears, i o n - Hnues to cii'i'lt Die lot.c wilhoul leaiiu: li'Wii. i r-'iMlJL:: ) 1 AN ENGLISH TYPE COTTAGE f innri W h-.. 1 '."J: -"'1 ""''IS ''-!""! "I' "'i " j ke. tM. H6tfe im " i j u'15 lo"; r lihino r m 1 i --J n . 1 I! f- l" Jll jjtciiot Reformer Tunis Heavy Guns On Flapper; Scores "Indecent Dress' WASHINDTiiN ( ,,( hei- older lo ld Hie siaue a few ve; 'th youmrer sister v.iio" ' .'i .. .., i'i'v Tire flap- USte!' u!l.. s ae.i, a ad , 'iU.l,,. ;uilI.c ni.vilijv. briiuiinu . :llilMn ,,., ,,M, .,, : A,,, 'rt'ii.ll l;ilnl- This ..f js tjH. in-:;( f of.,1MMn '" ofsen a fej u'esent a t i ve i le-ob l MOi.. in .1. d "I fl.tpperlsni. 1 reform in the ;ia- "Tiie lory of America has heen not only its ideal manhood, but also -I i ill M I I .llll.ll me of vs Jll' po.o- kind of I lender:. on. j"lhe American flapper, in Indecent ' a ppa re I. i h real ens no! only A mer- iea. bill the world itself "In i erialu foreign A meriea n w omen a re count ri oildcn undesirable and even da nyerous. , la other cininlrii'-i r.oe i ,t tile f.uu-l ihe-: biliii, up their Vou.e; w o i , le ,i o I. 1 1... i ... - i .Ju- . . .... " " " . e ei y i l ea t .1 re. h i I i,t. A merb a n W ofH" ;i ic I i-mle as te o hers or eoin- . ! ' "'" lumm1, 1" "M" Ml,M;- Ul",n - " dicredi;ed. Police 'allcd "hi .lapan. America!) bus! ne-s i r . f l.i ppers a iv in vad i in; t he la ml , a ml : hi e 'in one c,im. policemen were. iVilled.tal l.,r .lapar-.-e relief. ;iv- a .lapan I SPFJA KING OF BOUQUETS m r- 1 -') . journal. 'In Italy, the pope of Home Is I a 11 aeUV -elesiast lea I Chief III III v, iili banner flying for moral riht ietoisnesK. A proclamation in the i K-ervat-.re Romano. Die nfflciat ali. an oi ;.nv, br.tadsfdes against I i ! i " Ain.-i i'Mii f ii in j nd usl ry now its ideal uomenhood the hitler intetli::ent efficient, largely self supimii Hh per cent free of drin habits, and above all inherently and naturally respectable. "Thai former hk:h standard of American Women now needs a re-.ol.ai-: nieitl . "II w much loimer must i ,,,! r" I'"''' " street s t'i 1 led W it h War til - ieu bai i'-li ed lo the knees .as evl- ideuced b carefully selected Stock- lines of Ih-h color hiuh heeleil slin- fliers. upM'tt inu the natural hulance aMd rhvihm of the sninal nranv j painted beyond the trade id of i he former underworld ? occurs not only in public is and drawing rooms but in ness offices ami indnsirial es isbhients e er w here. io not our 'Oiv. hush inds ami CHARLES LEVINE ! LEAVES FRANCE! I I 'Flvs in Tinndon Tod.iv. Leaving Maurice Drou- run Behind Surprised LONDON', Auk.- I'D (AD C)m rb s A. I.evine landed at the Croydoi airdrome in his airplane Columbia at 4 run o'clock Diis af ternoon. There was difficulty in makiiiK the landing and tin--Co), uiobia circled over the air-Ironic Itefore eomirtt; dow n. 'Die Coluinbiu landeT with ii i' rent hump and jump mid Levine appenred ral her nervous. He had nuthitlK to say 'when tneinbers of the flyinj? 'fi'dd forco who hal, watched liis pert'oi-niance. congrat ulated him on )iis narrow escape i rom an accident. f " Le vine's fllKht from Paris was an absolutely solo perforinam-e. as he was unaccompanied, even by a mechanic Queried as to his plans and whether Caplaip W. Ti. Mlnrh rliff. Urilish iiviatfTr. was goiiiff to pilot him over the Atlantic, Le vine said he did not know and countered by asking where Captain llineheliff wan. When told that t he IJritish flyer was in Cologne, (ierinony, Levine hiid no. (toininent to make. He was ii Hired in an ordinary business suit and hrnuehfno haK tztmo and no passport. He told his Miiest loners that he initfht leave the plane, here find pro hack to France. i,i:avi;s duit;iiiv ! PAItlS. Auk- (AD Charles j A. I .evinc took French leave of ! " France today. Without lelilnK any- j j one of hiw Intentions, he flew his I trans-AHuniio niouoplaiK Colum I Ida n way front Le HourKet field and went straiuht lo London, utiV' i ' - , j fathers now need protection from our women '! ' ."lt is natural and proper to look ! one's best, also to desire tlte ad-, miration of men. I'oor fools! Not '. to know Dial the best of men hate j a hra.eu disrespect of modesty and' Die proprieties generally; they nive a certain attention, hut seldom mar ry Die 'kind Iioi'e indicated. "For three years American re spectability has w aited pat lent ly for a desirable change from French fahions in women's apparel. We have had atrocious French fashions before, t itiht corsets, loir heavy skirts, hinh heels, pic. Hut In America they never before were In decent. I'l'ties Loiii; Skirts "The chn nues fcn a fuller jdiirt, li k 1 D in weluht, reaching one or two inch -f, above tlie a nkie tops . and loose waists are easy. There is no reason why American nianu ! fact ni'cis assisted hy French artists jshould not supply the world with D'.r mos !"'autiful and apprcved of wonicn'M apparel. i "Let Independent America now become a world lender for normal hea I Di, efficiency. " a nd propriety. I "Let eniployeis din ploy only women properly dressed. Let schools and colleges, w omen's chilis, , Die press, individual leaders, bo- come the allies. I " Auv Amies citovens:' I ' Fashion is a tvrant hut America is not a uooil place for tvrants. Well. IliK K l inlay inoniin anil cut l hilt.; !. Uoiii pretty well. 2IMMHI Mni-A-siar -Iitnh. lite kind I l".if ticcu telling jou iihitnt thnl me 'M jn : cent clear anil are jrrt i . .M, :!i-c already -obi. Ite-iilo. llicie aic la OOO mine f the i. flier UunK of hiu ulc nml m al-i re T ,iel ier Si lot- painl. Mi l there iv only IU inlniiies of tin1 ilny Kimc. I don i 1 know jii-l what the halnucv or the day ill hiiuu roilh. Hut I could almost offer on S. If mt tinihl rinil ll- Idle. You m. tht rem -lute Minic lime ami foul Jn-t ihii-e or foil i- nMuiticr nl a lime and ii.'Himill think v wei-en't cr lui-y, hut if om wi'tr up In an nil plane and ctmld look ilown im r this nllc and mi imii- tnh-Ks l UliniiiiC a I I iu il -ccd III dil ler eitt (hnt'llon n couldn't help mil say, "Did ( laud Frail knowv his stuff." There is a reason ro our hei'-h(r arlhity Ihe iiice ninl htno tomelldnv. to do with ll. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. S'll lVr CaAli Tlie Poor Slnn'n FrfrniJ" N'ir IVtinriry. I'hoofl 3Ialn Stfl No Nunilaj lliuliHa I I iiuf Maurice Hrouhin the most unpleasant of all the surprises lltal have come to the Frenchman since he II k reed lo pilot Leviin' I nun I I'aris to New York. I Wh'-n It was learned that Le- vine had slipped away In the Col- I umbia -aVu f-'rench pilots Set out to "catch him" hut failed. Drou-; hln then announced that he would ; sin- Jevine in the Lulled Slabs, for breach of eontraet. lie said he had taken the precaution to i have Ihe contract registered at the! American connotate. j i. villi'. 1. WilH Hiliil, lli'Vor .tosli-il I l;lffiJ-iy i SAVE you time and money; also it is a labor saver it does the work! The saving on fuel costs is from 15 to 20 per cent. Come in today we will give you the details on the Iron Fireman. Fred Spaeth Plumbing Sheet Metal Heating MAIN 586 Let There BeLiaht Nothing like having your home well lighted! Have you put in all those out lets? Let Electricity do your work and have your home wired for convenience and usefulness. Let us help you plan your wiring. Our estimates are reasonable. Electric Service Co. TALPOTT 1IELVY Service Our Middle Xatr.e Phone Main 12 J 1112 Adams Certain-teed Gypsum Board This Wall Board is made from Gypsum Rock in addition to being fireproof it will not warp, resists cold, heat, and deadens sound. It is quickly applied to walls and ceilings. It is cut with an ordinary hand saw. Will take any kind of decoration wall paper, paint or panelled. Finished work is smooth, sol id, lasting. There is no waste as it is a reversible board, either side may be used. Sixes 3 S inch thick, IS inches wide t to 11) feet lonS. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. If you're in a hurry mil Main 732 tindTfd thoii'innd franea criilr:"'! calb-d for as e.- i uii'l for I u-oiiltlirs w Lich the an in; iir:m la.liiity. ale! of tin- eon which can the money. Drou!,)'! is add. d. in I wo Mion' !if h :k- i 'olnmliia out 1 ih. -re is noihiMK ' aitach'-d' in Iteti of I'm- his troiii ii. i : r.mcs of his v of 1 'i. i.e. .a francs. l:tl:i 11 II 11 Olllll Kim: (i'Oi'i:i l w ilii' I'lillii) lot' r.nlli'V:l- nl' all. ;:lir!i-i- til N.'! tl'iliu- ynll '''H1 IHI'.iS uill I"' iisl.ni i Unit In 1 The Iron Automatic Fireman the M w 1 'I wt ft I 4 , !