La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 10, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texti jesday April 10, 1928 ' v LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven mMiBg and 1 i r7 --- I em ei WWW i n hi i iirvi. UPTO $72,745 C. Kelly Takes Out a f Highway Shops ; . lluUdlna- activity In l.n Grande 1 rtf ti3 77ft In. iniiutKlifiit..n nrll. .' TIiIh Is nearly - $ 1 2.100- tlinn building tf the first mrter.of tin- year amounted .to. frame am) ..brick one-story : UIIII1IIKH IUI llll' BHHP MlgMTT.lJ illlllf (nmyit till i in- u-iui iiiicvini $ 1.800 home. ' The first week of April, added. y figures for January. February ml March, brings tho building to- In Iji Grande for 1028 to $72.- 4ft and, with Mrs. Uraro Snyder mlldlpg nt .ArinniM nnd Kir, It In inn.uuu innrK. win no roacnon : f - ----- Convenience and , Help The help you receive' from convenience outlets ; cannot be figured in $&c. The v tabor." tliey save you is only, one of -the many items to consider. , . Thev may save you a l' DOCTOR BILL. I know of one case where a woman who did ; ' not have any 'conveni ence outlets in the house, had to climb on a. chair '; to plug the cord in the. light socket. i The chair tipped, re sult ,i- : .' , ,. Hi-oken Arm ' a bijr Dr. bill that could have been avoided by , spending a few $ for con venience outlets. Take a tip, let us give you an estimate on in stalling those outlets you have always wanted. A phone call will bring us. . NO OBLIGATION ' Electric Service ft.. Cnmnanv w j j "fiorvlro Ovir Middle Name" I'll. Main 121 1112 Ailnmx SPECIAL WOODWORK for the Home Cabinets Built-ins Chests ' Windows Doors Any Size or Shape La Grande Construction & ,J Supply Co. , Charles Harris, Prop. .' 1501 Madison ram ii ; AN ATTRACTIVE HOJVIE OF STONE VENEER . .. r v . . - -'I ; , ' ' 1 ", ' ' """ ' Hy W. W. I'diily ..-i within a comparatively short time Week's IVrmlts . Pormltn Issued last week follow: April .2 J. T. FitzgeniM, to alter nnd repair, n,, home on X between Kir and ClHeenivood; work to cost April 2Tt. P: Nlelse-n, frir Poley lotivy,Md alter uim Tftfmt'r a business building; on Depot betweort Wusbirnjrlonj und AInm, work to .'cost 1,200. , - i Aptit 4 Harvey Poslery Co, to . erect bl)l1)oards on Kir between Madison nnd Monroe, cost $200. t . April, 5 V, If. llurch, to-.nltep ,nrid repair n. dfrellip , . place on j Twelfth' street between - J nnd K, work to Cost $500. , - . : . f I Aprir 0 ll.'KchWelsler,' to alter .'and reuulr u. borne, on' V between Koufth-tm.dAsh; work-to cost $4n. April .7 W. C. Kelly, for state. hlffhwnV commission, to erect five ortc-story frame and- brick build ings on Adams between Cherry nnd Willow,' to cost $a8, 580. : " 1 : Shipments Of 'Ticky' Cattle TTq14wI in IT Q r XI it IlC U 111 U ,'- ' : WASFirNO't'ON (Xp) jL' Acting under aiithority of the Crisp not of 11926, the federal government will runner l ie in uic mien. I hurt all interstate shlpnionls of!uorlt oak stained, with in0ir, r.tti KAvifinim- vinw'tno second rioor, a cream nnn wni ,' y ' ' nut doors. The , plastering Is rough j ' Hitherto slttiighter stock has!,,xtu' mWti. and stippled in . j i most uleasinir color comblnnt ons. r ice ii nioveu iruiii niiur;titiuiL-i i uras w'Hh onlyr minimum piecnu I tlon ugalnst the spread of Texas' tever, a mulndy carried to cattle by ticks. .t The new regulations provide that ull animals moved In Interstate commerce from tick-ridden territory, fof slaughter or oth ed purposes, most be freed of tick and so certlfkd by an Inspector of the. United .States bureau of anltn.il Industry. I Dr. H. A. Jtnmsny, chief of the government's tlok-eradlcntion divi sion, believes the Crisp act will go 'far In preserving the tick-free area 'won after long und difficult strug 1 gleH. The pest has been driven froin70 counties, leaving but 225 ! counties still quarantined . because of Its presence. Much of (he nrei include!- the swamp lands of the ' south. Hoeuilse of the ulmosl frt luccesslble nature of the- region and the fact that unlimited numbers oi' cattle run through It virtually with out restraint, Ir. Ramsay, believes the most difficult part of.the battle has Just begun. j ''Although, excellent progress has.! 'been made thus far," he says, "the culmination of efforts to eradicate the cuttle tick from the south Is expected to require the closest kin I of co-operation among county, state and federal officials, as well OA ample funds nnd the active sup port of cattle owners." 1 An official appraisal of tho dam ago ticks Inflict on the cuttle In dustry of the 225 counties Infeslej shows an annual average loss of $f3.:i77 for each county. The cut rent cost of tick eradication Is plac ed at $20,000, showing, !r. Itam- ,L, hflf If tritifft fftA Add Tit half times as much to tolerate ticks J' at lo eradicate them. A beioror was arrested In New . Turk ul found to huvw three J wivoa. Some day a rich man will . hit orreated wllh three wlvea and I UM Witt ba w-- J In . tills plan, wo liave a inediuin sized homo, complete in -every ro- ' spect nnd wHth a most attractive! exterior. Tho entrance hall in : front ,ts somewhat nuffowor than ! the usual. rUn, due to the fact that the slalrense, clronlar In desffrn, Is placed at (he rear, und is most attmcilve. , . ., .f Plaster nrehwny nro iihpiI ". In mnny places with n most, pleaslntr effect. , The. window s'nt In thy living-room, corner cupboards in the (tlnlnr-room. nlcjis In, plaster on stairs' aro nil features that' add to tho nppearnnce. - .- i ' ' On- tho; second, floor'- are three bedrooms, a maidH rooin and pri vate -bath. The large ', owpeifs chnmbor1' has a toilet, with' linen cupboards, nnd In addition, .n com plete bnlh off the .main hull: A Karate Is attached, heated front tin1 hentlnK plant. , , The basenienf contains bcHid-c the usual furndce-rffonv .laundry and storage rooms, d good slued nmusement-rootn, with flreplpee also a- toilet. : The -exterior wrtMs are of tile.' fac-d with stone, for the lower portion, with stucco above, hnlf tlntber work In the pables. The iroof 's covered , with varleffiited slate, with trim a dark brown and fsash painted whllo. ' ; . ' Tho, flQors throughout are. of rubber tile In the kitchen. Wood- blrch on ; as against less than $4.00 that cheap paint saves on the average house. - - . ' See the amazing figures of our cost -chart comparison between Quality and cheap paint t W.K. Gilbert Co. 1 k i NORTH POWDER PERSONALS. ' . NORTH POWDBll , (Hpcclal) Al' Rands and wife and daughter motored to- Fruit tannY. Idaho to spend liaster Sunday with Mr. Hand's, parenta KurJ Oarrtson is confined lo his homo with the mumps. ..Vord Young,, of Roisc, Ida,; . Is here visiting friends and relatives. Kd'.cdbetter, of l.a Grande, was calling on prospects in the Muddy Creek district. , i Rallegh Titus. Krank Rallard aiid wife, nnd Mrs. Rallnrd's step f at her all of Homestead, r Ore., stopped over at North l'odcr lo Visit Mrs. Nettie Titus. They are on their way to Couer d'AIene to work ,in thu mines., - Iora Wilson was taken to thn 8li Klhcaheth ..hospital Monday,., :,Ruth Van 'Rhlley Is employed at the St. Kllznbelh hospital ol Rnker. Sheriff Rreshears was transact ing business at Norlh l'owder Mon dny. . ' ' s. I,cna Oorham Is III with tho mumps.' : The P.-T., A, .association Is trying to get fifi per cent Of the taxpayers to sign a petition to hire a physi cal culture teacher In the North Powder school for next year. Hugh McCall. of the Haines hnnk, was down Monday looking after Hie banking Interests for Karl fcr &'Wfflx,'i m TrMwfoaJ4'M9WlTm MlKiiJlwMMmi. ' fw'UTZ J A Wm , rMm"mm'-W 1 1 THATS what Quality Paint saves in 5 years $210.24 is a national standard of Quality. ,. Keeps out moisture and decay I . Rapidly Razing Landmark on Fir, v Adams, Corner Woiiinutn ' aro iy firkins' rapid nfiilM'iiRM III tiutrlnir H.ui n flin (Itun.lc Kon.l Vall.-y hoiiw. on lhB,,,",'r "'''" "' rttnor ftf AtliiniH und l-'lr Kipprt nmko way for a. modern, onn-mory biirk ItllttlnciHH htllWIinlf .-whfi'h will cufpnil.V.l fn fot't nlonV AdiiinB nnd r8 fort nlonff Kir. . Plio riulns or thn Grnnilo Hondf iiirpy noiiKH inurBs tno, pntwins: or.i,...-,. bprainn urlstoirnilr iiuoiiors nnnthvi' Innilninrk hrihn lniHlnnHS n inKM hiiiisis. Hut Ihpy nro jiut wtrtlan. - A part of thiM liullilln i ,1H valuable for Kanlcn uw ua thry wh nuKi lt from Dlil. Town Hhortly nvor wrrt-. imi.-h im.jp l.ruutirul nfti.r ip iiphiill.llnir, of . the proa- ul int'.-ly p'lunm mid In n ro vnt lnialilHsa aoctlon of IA OrnndoJ mnrkhlo' rniiKo of onlnr riom puro IwKijni uml ooiikIiIoivWo history, orwhllc l0' vidvoty uIitiobI l.luok roila this olty la llnkM-wlthho hullrt-jwUh tt i.cwlldoi liut vnrloly of Intf.. . ,-, - v.-. ?. , fluinos, orunKos. son riot.- pinka nnd As spoil us .It'lH rjuioil; oofiBlrur- rosoa untl ninny vurlrifutlona. tiou of tl.o. hVlvk wllV lgln, It Is! ,,,. ,,, V1ry OW H"'-'1' ' :"')' ' : ' ' ':' larowth In tho ourly purt of tholr ' ' - - . ' loiiroora- nnd tho tiny aoprillnjcft Rlvo 'my ' 'rf ' ' I'-'A M. . j llttlo Indication of tho lurBo plants nutCJUmcl It : Kelvinator Meet Nate Zwelfel HpPut.'two days hiHt week In Hnle attonllnR.u pieetlnff of Kelvinator . dealers from thin territory. A factory " wrle repre Heutatlva from Uetrolt .' K"ve the ' much heat. There arc three typoH, dealer '-. Interest I m; 'Information - Kiant. hulf dwiirf. nml dwarf lind about Kellinjr and xervleltifc elec- ' the latent development lo a Kuper trie refrluerjitiiiK nmehlnK, It wrtH -Klant strain. ( The half-dwarf HorU pnlnred opt thai Kelvinator n one are favorite for tho garden been uhc of the oldewt doth cw tie 'eieelrlo re-.'of their sreater freeilom of bloom fiie,raflmr rtiiicblnefi on 'thff mar- and because they do not requtro ket, Mr. Zwelfel Ik vPry eiUhlishiH- tlc about prrmpectH for bimlneM on Ketvlimtotn in a fJvitnile. . - , tiitrrlson, who is III. 1 Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Tempy a son, Haturday morning. Mrs. Tempy Is staying at the home of Mrs. William J.und at Wolf Creek. - j - ' Mrs. Kd Heriecrbox,. and Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell were Halter visitors Haturdny, ' The Rev. Kat her 'Haggle post poned his services here for.Kaster Muric Tnrnnr i n u. fw Sam Carne's Invention, rack der - ricks. . Mr. fames. .muy build a factory at North Powder. Mr. nftd Mrs. J, W. Horn, of Mt. Km.llV. tlslted. wltH Jum Vt Hun day. Rdwln Hlli, of .Raker,' also visited with. .Mr. Put. JMna Moore .was a lu Oraii'de visitor Kuturday. Kthd lorsstrom and . Kdna Moore visited several of the North Powder people. who are? at the Hot J.nke sanatorium.' . ' Wylio Dalton has taken'Over the management of' t ho.' Motor Hervlce station I'MuoMy. flic more nnyonc knows, I be. less I !(' 11 fell someone cIm1. Also, (be larger Ibc finn the less racket ibcy innke. Yon ran lake an ohMn-diioiicd Ford vnv an:llt will make ft bigger fuss tlmii n hair do-zen H illvs-Kiilgbti ami Hint Isn't speaking very well fir inysiif. We bnv n lot of old barn Imk ing htilhllngv. Tho main store building Is nothing but n bain dnor that rolls buck on' the bniii lnor track. Itiif' wo h1o make a Inl of fits nnd If we sell a run of piiiul, Wv linwn'l got iy better m'iim' Itliaii In pr( ft) the news nil lrMr "''. A lot or people I"''' 'IRiisKil with It nnd when IbVy nnt to buy paint Or wall- ' Picr. Hiry rnn'l. Ililnk of no one cIm. ronsefpii'iitly Uiey vnne down to buy tlirlr mhit and wallpaper j of the erny,y mnji. H e dfMi't cure, we don't try to Mop Ificiu; In fact, wo are glad to- have Hm-ih ooiim', j The fooIKIi ml writer weighs :il5 innuiiN and Is Jiixt as active as the i bird they cnll Uto nw One lady railing up lislay and said. "Mr. IVati-. oti have; mls-d )(Mir railing." Tlu-n bej Mild Mmc tiling alsiiit aJmielliii m a runny pajHT or something like that, but I couldn't Inn firnnr If I wunlcid to. Rut I do Iwve a lot of run selling wallpais'r frr I 'ic a rfnulf mil and 1 lraggltig on I0 prr mil Mouun Ii ptiri fMitnt. , , If pin knenv of any IHtln kids In the rnonlry who ilnn'l know the name ut ttm (Mint wr luuidle. rcsi wfid lliem dowti nd I'll Khr ihwn an allnlny sucker ami rat It for jttiein mMlf, ! Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Wo Sell I'or CAh TIhi Poor lan's lytoial" Near I'rnitMlr, I'lume Main 218 a a Juiul.i liiisluias ' f V 1 Vfe' I., THE GARDEN 1'irnxfi hnap ivw ' Jt is fuH-onmur qnlto tlio fashion lo.ro for to old-faHhtoixMl plants hy onMdrHllo iiliout nntlri'hhiuhm, Those or? nothing morp limn fuxhlonfd HnupdntiroiiH .with much morn Knap than thfy hud In Ihr oldrn fluyti whrn th'y wi'ro rom- mnn In nil Krilins. Now Ihpy ithoy will muko liy nililsiiinmor. Itutso Hooilllnffs In ooul tomporu turo. They will ninko up for their loss of rnrly speed, once they lire In the knrdon: . I They like rich soil and liberal moisture although in their, native Ktate they ntnnd dry condltlntin and staking, The giants grow around three feet tall. The half ' dwarf IS Inches and the dwarf about a fool. Renutlful effects nro produced by growing tho giant sorts, pinch ing out the tops when they 'are about six: or eight Inches tall, staking them firmly, whereupon they branch frooty and malto n bush two feet through and about the sumo height covered with spjkcs of bloom. The spikes are not of Hie length or slxe that would be produced 1f tho plant wero nl- . lowed to grow natuiany nn lie- .'Vdto lis strength to the one long '"pike of giant flow sueh ntf the flnrlstH Krow. How HiiuprlrnRnn seed now in iret blooinhy the. end uf July and for a flne' full . illnpluyi ,., i.;,',; CLEANER at this LOWER PRICE TERMS if you -wish ask r demonstration II. &S. ELECTRIC CO. V. 1. Robinson, lrp. Sotuiiter Ho (el RUIg. this j ' Refrigeration By Electricity Brings Change Tho oinlnff Of rloptrlo rofrlKrrn tlon and 1U rnpld nocoptanco by th puhltr hnii ralnod on ntlnly now problem for hujldoni to face, accordlnif to a rroont Ihsik of Thp National Keul Ktttato Journal. Thorn aro novrral uniflc to Im conHiIirod. It Ih trniltnir to vUn liiato tho rerlKorator room. It was brought . uhout a- reilPHlKalnir of Idtcnont ' with an. ti to rout In ff work, (-omp)ttrnCHH of otiulpmont and MivltiK of wtfiw. I'rom a hullrtcr'K standpoint, thp Important part '.about . Uila evolu tion 1h the fucV'thitt houHPwIvpa havo hprn captivated hy.tbtH now, rofrlHorntlop development, tin? artlelo HtateH. He Intf primarily Hah'Hineiv realtoi-H ionjc aUco Haw that' women, after all were tho de ciding raeliyr Ilk tho aaln or rentnl of homes or nnpartmenia and have directed their olea plnnn and ap nea Ih to women. -Monitor nowailaysi fflve rnrneiit The Iron Full Automatic 4 Coal Burner Let us ahow-you fluuros tluit euneluslvely provo 1 Ibla liuoner to he the must Battraetmy of any typo. The flratimwtiJ! mil )llh and tho niierollnif aiiNl Is III lowest of nny fuel humor linenuso It uses Iho ehetipest onal. , V . . . - ' - , FRED SPAETH SPLINTERS Ornelnl Puhlicallnn of TUB VAN I'ETTION UJMHKTl CO. No.' 24 When folks begin to tell you how' younr you look, you're .get ting old! , Decorate the tnblo and chairs with a rout of fKRTAIN. TKKO LACQL'KR. It .tli leu In half an hour. . Plenty of shadtto to pick from nnd " tflie price Is right. Have you tried our PKAOOCK nut oaI yet? . Jt has more Jieut, less soot, NO (MJNKRrifl nnd I.fcHtf AHTf. ii In deep dismay the woodpecker wept, As the shades of evening stole; He hod pecked nnd , pecked nnd peck ed all day At a eoncrolo tele graph pole. The young minister was very proud of the sermon ho was to deliver to his new congregation. It be gan thus: "I scanned the film horlKon." Hut unfortunately his tongue got twist ed, anil I he "a" and "1" In s scanned and dim swiipped places. The sermon was practically rulnod. We were figuring on keeping tt riuiet, but couldn't. One of our trucks ran into Judge Humphrey's ear lost week, '"hlef of Police Hayncs was riding In Mr. I liimphrey's ear. Mm! of the story. Another shipment of screen doors came In lust week. It will soon be time to shirt swatting tho fly. Cioof ncreens mean1 less swatting. Our Idea of dressing for dinner Is lo let our belt out I wt holes. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Another Hint when the car rU washe Is when son finds ft qew sweetheart. attention to kitchen arrangremnntj ; not Uei'auHe of a dewlre lo npend more time and money on that pai t( of the hotitte but due to tho very practical ltuowledje that they must,, provide a mod-ern kftelieit If tho home la to be moM. . v i j Unyton, Ohio realtorn are even now experiencing the development i which Hoouer or later Ih bound to J reach over th entire country. . Home indication of thin can be Hludn plan by the Maieim-nt that: durlnff the past HUinmor fully 90 per cent of the better homes built hy reultoi'H on Hpeeulnt.ton wore , equipped with electric rcfrlKerai tlon.;, ; . --. : - : , " TnaHiiiuch n Payton Ik the home of KrlKldalre rorporatlon. Qencral: ,MotOi- Hiilwldiary. electric refri geration ucceplance there Ih prah ably more complete than In nny other uectlon of tho country; It rervoH au a pointer, however, lo tin trend now under way. In which realtors aro Klvlnir the public tho lufoHt and deHlred CunveniencoH, j I Y CyKiil l not of the cotnuuin ; run of ecllpHlnff vnrlableH, nccord j In to llulletln HSU rrom Harvard jCnlliRe Observatory. Well, who. wild It wna? . , . -. V Fireman Vol, 1 We unloaded a new enr of fresh cement Inst week. There ! nothing like having1 fresh nmterlal to work with, if you .nt a good job. Moss "Hid yon col lect that hill?" Helper "No, sir. He kicked me down 2 flights of stairs' Ros. "You go right, back nnd get Hint money. I'll show him tfiat ho can't Bcare me.' When you get ready lo re-shlngle, Inves tigato mir thick, ver tical grain nil clear cedar shingles. A roof of these shin-, gles wilt last for 40 yen rs. Visitor at church,- to friend, as collection plate Ijt passed "Put that money back in your pocket. Rill. This Is on mf."