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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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BUILDING TOTAL
FOR WEEK $9075
Fred Spaeth's New $7,000
misiness building Larg
est of Five Permits
Severn! porinllH were IhhuiiiI Unr-
IllK 111" lllHt Klfk in 1 .11 (ll'UIKlO, lllO
moKt imiiortnnt helnir Ui' 17. mm
l'i-fil Kpneth IjuHfucKH hulliliriff to lie
.erected on WuslilnKlon nvnnne lie
livimn Kuurth nnd 1 i-,ol mreetK.
Vermin for llm week loUiled t!i.
075. ' (
The. permits" follow:
May H Cleithluer nml 'Howmon.
for Kreil Kpneth, lo erent n eon
rrnln Inmlnew liiilldlnK 'n Wanli
ItiKton between Jepot nnd Fourth,
to cost $7,(lii0. I
Mny 1 4 Chiu-le Hitdeliriinrtl, to
niter nnil repufr n two-Kory hrirk
himitiMW InilldlnK on Hepul Mrcet
Attractive Lawns
With Vines and '
.. Shrubs ,i
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TW HuiToumlin ynnr linmie
wllh a voll-kept Inwn I'mi
run ndd bennty tliat will at
trnet littpnllfin. I'rrtfiilaH, nr-tmt-H
aiul trelllHeH can iln
their part and llin mint Im
tminll we mnkn them lo fit
In any where.
La Grande
Construction and
Supply Co.
AN ATTRACTIVE LITTLE COTTAGE .
. ' VMS,.
r
between Adanm nnd Jefferson,
wor klo cost 4O0. .
. Way 1.7 Mrii. Anna Andemon, to
alter and repair a hone on' AdnniH
avenue between Oak ond 4'eduj
streetH, work to coal IH&,
May ISf-Milo Hmlth, for Mm. K.
I). Ktoliiheck, to allcr nnd repair
a, homo on Klxtii Htrcet between
Hpring und Pennsylvania n venues,
work to rust $4iu. . ,
May ID J. Jt.Niolu.ln, to creel
n Kurd k on fourth nlreet between
1 und H fivemies, to rout $4o.
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Ki:i;i KMAIf j TiHHM HANDY
The nicely arranged tool kit Ik
moHl deKlratJe and efficient, hut
there are tlmpH wben Home small
thing goes wrong when It is hard
to get nt. Why nut Ret around the
poHslhility of urh a situation by
keeping two of the nuiHl fiMitently
noiMlcd toola In iho porkot of the
door? ThM nr it i"lr of jiliei-H
and a Mirrewdrlver. They can lie
cleaned enMlly nnd stowed away.
Furthermore, they do not tnk up
much room,
Mr. i ,
ty W. W. IMmJy ' f
Kver 8lncs tlie hitrher coat of oon-
Hti'iictlou tlio Ktiiall type home haa
hecoine cxlremely jiopulur. The
little KnKllHli type ot home, here
Illustrated hIiowh what run he ac
coinpllKhed with a amull outlay ol"
fuiKlM, The size ot thla tioym In
2i x Hi, exclusive of th sun room.
There njv Rood dizeil roonm oh the
flint floor und two hedraoitiH - on
the aocond floor, one . of - which
could he divided ho uh to Ret an
uddillonul . Hlfseplnfc room.
,The entranee Ih from u cement
Htoop with oruunu'iitul hum! rail
I direct Into the living room, placed
jaeroHs the front of the houm. The
treatment of the Kluli'H are exceed-
diWi, runt,malliH may be reinovedl '"'ctlvt, with lit, prnatnei-
mi jiuii i tin nun iii irony. n tiiv.
uitpoalte end Ih a Kreneh door lead
uk tin o the Hiinrooni.
'A plastered arch ReparateH the
llvhiff and dlnlna; room. The kltch-
Hhlrrlnir can ho done very quick
ly and evenly wllh machine Htlteh
InK by hovliiK Ichh temdoti on the
upper thread thnn on the hohhln
thi'ead. After atltchlnK. IT one enil
Ih Hecured by knotthiK the material
may then b Ratherel to whatever
h'liKth Ih deHlred,
by applying oxalic add anil tinn
lim In hot water. The color can
iho rent o red liy tmlnff ammonia and
i rltiHlnK UKalii.
THE GARDEN
SPLINTERS
No. S0:
Offlelnl Publication of , ;
TIIW VAN l'KTTKN I.UMUKR CO.
Vol. 1
Iow'h ihlH for nn
fid? "Wanledffen
tleninu who can rtir
plnh one hnlf do?.en
eitffH to my holt
pound of ham. Ob
ject, matrimony. Ad
dtes, Mra. .1. B..
Onre thin newpn-per."
rompared wllh mme
Of our alHtor cltlen
(n O r e k o n, I .a
Orande Ih d o I n n
inoie. than ltB shnre
ot building W hnvp
It on pretly Kod nii
(horlty thai tfti
Orande Ih a prolty
jrood place to live.
Creditor, trylntr to
l?et a nettu mnt
"All right. Vm rea
dy to meet ynu half
way. I'll forwef half
of the hill yuti owe
me."
Tnstomer "I'ine,
J'll meet you half
wny. You foii-t one
half, and J'll forKt
the other hnlf.'
' K. llraujr had the
mlni'oit line to break
h!a arm the other
day. We haven't nil
(he details of the nc
rhlenl, but we think
H wns caused by Mh
falling off ft ficaf
fdd. Mr. UrncR took
ndvnntnp f th nc
cblent to make n
I iip to Michigan.
It Ih the .opinion of
the editor of Hi'J.IN
TKHfl that (he mil
tennlnm tll not
have arrived until
toap Ih mnde that will
float,, keep the
M'liool-glrl complex
ion, prevenl'' Unbles
ikln from chapping,
not Injipe the finest
fah lira, cure the
nwinKP, nnd have a
peppermint fluvor.
mm ?
If IhlH weather
keeps up. It won't
he Inner until the
files will ffet pnHt the
swattlUK utaue. Tie
prepared by handing
a new ncreen door
where the old one
haiiKH now. We nlfto
carry nrreen wire.
about
We're Jti.nl
convinced thnt the
happh'Hl; peoplo nre
I h o h e who don't
imount to much anil
d(Mit Rive n darn.
VAN PE1TEN
LUMBER CO.
It would bo a good
Idea to get your oul-
Hldo painting done
before the Bmnll In-
Hectn get hatched
out nnd nctlvx The
Hide of Iho hounn
dnenn't look good
with a new coat of
point liberally
sprinkled with gnats.
We Hell paint.
Another good house
hold hint: Two old
evening gownn pew
d together will
make an excellent
pen wiper.
Our slock of lattice
moulding Ih com
plete. 11 e a n t I f y
your premises wllh
a lattice, work fence.
The cost Ih small,
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I'oloted Poctor.
Yo liiinlum' ain't
gwlne t'Kit well, Mrs.
ttrown. Hut l'ne
knocked tie fevr
otil'n him tin' you
has de Mnllnfartton
of know In' dat ho
lied cnreil.
John Gletlhuber
is gelling ready to
Mart the Spaeth
building on Wfanh
Ington, One of our friends
hnn nil klndH of
money. !!.'i ft coin
collector.
of heating ila nt .
'MIST WIIKX IT'S ItAlMNf!
due way io enhance (he dlfficul
tlen of headlight glare Ih to tent the
windshield ctenncr when the gliiHH
1 dry. Oust particles are neraped
ncroHH the nurface and any hard
Huhstauee present will ncraich the
ghiH.1. These eralcheH will renult
fn further dlHinrtlon of the heail
liuht rays of an approaching car.
which usually already are nnnnyhin
enoimh. If a test Is to be made,
wail until it Ih raining, or lift the
cleaner arm away from the wind
shield.
A.H .lCHiniiftii
roiiKreemnn, Cordell Hull of Car
tuaii. Tenn. former chairman of
lite ixmorrtulc Nutlonnl Co in in ll
tee. U lieiug poken of favorably
a a poftbibU vice iiim1quIL4 cau-
;l.VVTK AMO(J ,AM:lrLAS
(Jf plants of recept Inlrodiiction,
one of the finest Ih the giant Hail
calendula equally oh flye uh the
of the famous old pot.; ihurfgold.
There Ih now n pure yollow Bull
('altendulu eiuully uh fine as the
original brilliant orange. They are
euHlly twice the slxe of the old Met
eor, previous to the Hall, the fin
eicl of the caleliflUlaH. .
The Hall calendula, cnine. Inio
I'apie an a greetihoiiHo -huit,ltelhg
the.reHuit of selection ujpjj'.11' jtreen
house ctiltui'o. .An r; (.Aceptlonaliy
latRe calendula appeaned Htnong a
batch of seedllngH of thenld Mete
or type. H wuh ho much larger
antl mora vlgoroun thaiV the Type
n Ih f,r '-nrrieleni xhen in tioiMuli tliat Heed was saved. It was fount!
a bullt.-tn hreakruMt alcove. wltul,h"1 11 Jorlty of the. seedling
table und HeatH. The. Htalrway leads '-"Produced the giant hIko of the
io in Kiade which Herves as a rear
entii'mce door, thus keeping the ex
pmiRe at a minimum. Krom the
gaile a Htalrway leads lo a -full
basement, where u beating room,
I laundry and storage space Iuih been
provided for,
The floors throughout are of
hardwood and oak trimmed In the
living and dlnfng room. Kitchen
and Hecond floor are of enameled
pine. Tho bath hax the usual tile
floor will) a plfiHtcrcd wainscot,
kitchen floor of linoleum. The plas
ter of the llving.tdlnlng room and
Htin room in of rough texture, tint
ed, the balance of the house Is pa
pered. Tho exterior walls are of
plain structure, using muoot h,
white plnslw over metal lath and
plain wood nhlngleH on the roof.
The trim Is painted tt bluelsh green
wlih'a combination of colors on the
roof.
The cost of this collage is placed
.tit from $:).r00 to H.3o, exclusive
You didn't bear lliat Moulgom
cry Wnrd and Claude Prnlt were
gtdiiK In )aitmr-.lilp, did you?
Well, I didn't, either. Tliat would
lM' Iihi iiiucli like a fhii trying to
walk along ddc of an elephant. If
you don't know who iho lien is. I
don't think 1 will tell you because
If Montgomery Wan I wauled lo
they con hi jump on u like nil old
veiling hen on a I'at June bug. I'd
J11-.1 make ttu Miueak and all! here
would tte left of me I Just my fcvi.
Hut, sny, .Mr. Man. wo will siuely
do hi-lvlng liulncs If thy Just
leave us alone.
Well, a carhmd of barb wire niHl
bog renchig togelber with Held
renting, giMK woiil. dog and kid is
I'oIIIiik ihls way. Tho price Is so
low down lluil ll Isn't even re Me
tallic. If you gel as iiiucli kick out
of reading ibis nd as 1 gtt mil of
selling the stuff, iltcu you wtmld he
cnlleil a laiiglilug Jay-hinl. An
other large shipment of Monaitii
duo to arri (me. hundred gal
lons of Monareli comes and gms
ami It lakes thint men to sv ll.
The first ttiaii lo say, "There- li
comes." Tlie second ojio lo say,
"Hciv it Is." The third man to
sny. "TIh'iv ll gm-j." This is nn
old Missouri conundrum tlutt your
gruml-fatlu'r tnld your fatlM-r wIhmi
they sow the rhst tmlu gi Ibrotmb
Missouri.
Wo Ihivo lols oftrulc among
hold the Missouiians und (he
Democrats lM'sldes the Hcpubllcaiis
come letv- like a drovo of pigs
a her fresh butlermllk. I( Is very
coiiiiiMiu m-cu wnoo lo stv rrm om'
lo '.Mi cars iHirketl In (be yniil ami
one man will In blinking ha'k n
rot I of wall uiMr and another one
will want n nickU's orilt or putty.
Yim jco I Imvo wiiticn yon tpitte a
long letter nml lineii'i said any
thing cither. .
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
We Sell For Cash
"The limr
Nenr foundry I'lnuie Main
Nn Sunday Itimluiwa
purunt plant.. Hy careful Kelecllon
over a few aeuwinM, roguing the
Hlotk destroying nil not true to
i:typw tho present popular strain1
oi jflant cah nduiUH wuh developed
and Is now sold in Knglund us well
us tho t'nitcd HI ales uh the finest
type of tills popular unnuul.
The calendula has became even
more common as a greenhouse
plunt for winter out fluwers than
as u. garden unnuul, ullhough .It
grows as easily as auy flower (hut
can be planted, is very hardy, and
wif-HoWH If ullowed to drop Its seed
in the garden. ; It is Ih "oiary
golde" of Khnkvflpeare,
The development of (lie giant;
type was the- result of good cull tiro
and rich fare, (ilve the Iln II ca-j
leuduhiH In the f-.inlen the richest'
noil you have. In poor soil they !
Aill not develop into anything like!
the magnificent blooms they dis
play in the greenhouse hut will be
better lhan the obi strains. With
rich soil, plenty of inolHl tire and
thorough cultivation any gurdener
can raise a liberal supply of tiiese
beautiful marigolds for cutting as
well as for u brilliant patch of col
or Jn the garden.
Give the Hull marigolds a foot
of room ich wuy in the garden.
Seed may bo, sown in the open
ground at any time, now; Jt germ
inates quickly, . -The-'seed Is singu
lar looking, b'eiug Crescent shupeJl
and rough. ' ll is - largo, oaough to
sow thinly without difficulty and
( bus avoid complications when It
romcs transplanting ' time. Jt bt
easy lo how It where Jl Is to re
main by spucing .the seeds.
M. E. Peterson Buys
F. L. Baxter Farm
M. K. retersjn, who for several
years has !een employed 'by the
Howman-Hleks J.uiiilwr company,
has purchased thraugh tho George
K. urrey Heal Kstute agency, tlie
K. I. Baxter farm nt Cove, und ha
taken possession.
Mr, linxter. who has resided nn
the fnrm for the .lnst 22 years, is
arranging to move to Kupcrt, Ida.
31 KAN'S CIJKAN M'HtlK'AVr'
A part replacement .that Is
worthy of every motorist' consid
eration Is the nil filter cartridge. In
many such devices, tlie owner Ih
advised to replace 'the cartridge
m:coMi:s x coop haiiit '
Many of the habits of motor car
owners are bad and, likewise, many
of them are good. 'One of the best
Ih that of looking occasionally at
the oil gauge. - One of the most
definite marks of n good driver,
one who realizes the Importance of
engine lubrication. Ih that of look
ing nt the oil gauge at frequent in
tervals. Sooner or inter In one's
motoring experience the habit will
prove a real money saver, uh many
already have found.
A narrow double trimming band
on a girdle or scuTf muy ho turned
inside out by sewing a threaded
bodkin to one edge nnd carrying
It through the tube nnd working
tire fabric through. The endH can
be sllpstltcbed. , x
Wired. cax$ilgff IIJ vJ.
with rletlrlc. gj
before aL
a Home Water System
value like this 1 1
, Muile by
Fairbanks-Morse J
Gives
City Water Service
To ,
Rural Homes
NATE ZWEIFEL
rnnB ua
fcAINT walls with this soft-toned Tt u r .
wall paint and thereafter, wash
ing will take the place of redecorating.
Velumina
Flat Wall
Paint
Shows no laps or brush marks! Gives
spaciousness to interiors .Harmonizes
with furnishings . . This is the
store for paints, varnishes and lacquers.
The W. K. Gilbert Co.
You Need Motors
Sec us before you buy
we can save you mono; .
We can supply your wants from stock on hand,
from a 1G H. P. to a V H. P. We have on the
floor now
-2 II. P. 3-phase 1800 R. P. M. at $ 45 ea.
-3 II. P. 3-phase 1800 R. P. M. at 55 ea.
-5 II. P. 3-phase 1800 R. P. M..nt CO ea.
-7ij H. P. 3-phase 1800 R. P. M. at 100 ea.
-l '(i II. P.,sin.-phase 1750 R. P. M. at 15 ea.
Electric Service Co.
Service Our Middle Name
Phone Main 124 1412 Adams
every 10,1100 nillen. The oprnliw
r.f Ihs euqn of hnivlent travel
piovlden nn iilenl ui'tiiKl'm tur
milking the chunKO.
Spii.iKir lli'flln , "' l lnlil".
lilienil wbm'kn l l""h Hinlili "nd
Hoove r. Well., tlie beniiior In HI'-.
Mill nhoiit tlml. nli.vvvny. i
i i
now
.TCIHT.I IP . with the NEW inside
frost lamps at the new iow prices. The
ineiAv frncf- lets the lipht come through
but softens its brilliance. The it'V
: ' EDISON ' MAZDA
LAMPS
are more efficient, too, and cost less. Fill
up those empty sockets. Light-up . . . for
beauty . . . for protection'.
The carton oS als
new only $1.33
H&S Electric Co.
M
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'k m rt tSrV w 'M4w-
: say,
f i
ill
te siirace
with paint that does cov er. Good K
paint! The kind that protects
and lasts!
'PHAT kind of paint has made the name
- Rasmussen an asset to the master paint
er. He knows! Rasmussen Paint qualities
produce the pleasing colors, silken texture,
and lasting smoothness that have earned
him his reputation as a Master painter.
Only the finest and purest ingredients go
into Rasmussen Pure Paints. These are '
combined with the skill of long experience
20 years in the business of paint making
and selling. Improved mechanical pro
cesses! A double grinding in oil for extra ""
smoothness!
Ask your dealer for Color Cards.
Ask your painter for an estimate
itARMrssrcv rrnn taint
Also Creosote Shingle Stain:
1orch Floor Point; Bnrnvnnd
Hoof Point; Truck, Tractor
and Implement Paint; Auto
mobile Knamels; par Var
nish; Hoof Coating; Concrete
and Cement Coating.
For Interior
Wall-Dura "Washable Wall
Paint; Rucollte Kr-nmeN; ii
Bide floor Paint; Oil Stains;
Floor and Varnish Smtn:
Hath Tub Rnamel. Durable
Floor Varnish.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
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