La Grande evening observer., March 25, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

' Monday, March 25, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i
WO NEW HOMES
TO BE ERECTED
Feck's Building Permits
Also Includes One for
f New Service Station V
With ImilillnK KalnliiK In nntlv.
I In '(a t inutile hlN nmnlli, lust
Jnk'B itcrinilH incluiletl iyn for
l(lAii' liMllMK" mill muuiier fill
n'W wrvice Ktntttin, . ..
I'tventy-fnur - lienHltti .have .Inietf'
pieil thin ninnth. cajllni; fir new
valued nt $i'il,01ll. Tills
total for Hi In year tu
'niucli more work in
the .immcilinte- future.
lerry Kflninell . . Ih ro -erect, a
100 nervlee station on First anil
mm, liwelf.- Williamson will
lil ii 1.4. nut) resilience on X iiei
ami P.' Ijc Shei'inan itt ;ti erect
k'illinr iilaee.on l-'l rat turret Ut
COTTAGE OF FARM HOUSE DESIGN
htriictnn'vu
bikh 'the toti
1.2)10, 1liS
fcnei't In tin
..-11m W l.-rn:lls
rniitH lHMueil Innl. week follows
pry
far.
rat
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The above Ufh Illustrate v. hat , f.tj: XSaMMM - I
kt thc.ui.-ht to he ll.e fl.Kl ' nll.mt.'t i' " " ..lllllillliWr.l.llllMILIItliim . I I! '
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)U MF.X WA'IVH AVIATION j liitle womler the oil roinpualon nm
'SKW YORK (AP) 'the Amerl- ''xniiiliitiiw enoli ilevelopment In utr ,
HUH Ul'IrolrUlll Imliialru U Innkl.i.r mull nail niiwtMiitor t 111 I'flc with
filllillis on the Inl;. nt iivlmlnn In.lhlBll linpeii.
r " -fr ' hi i
will l.o IHk enoiiKh tu lu lp mnnioi t i This moili-rn worhl Ih full of nub
llie fuiHlly. With tho fart of the 'mltliten, hut mi one yet Iiiik fouml 1
tiumniolille Iniliiati y In mlnil. It l a real milmtltule fur rointeay,
. .... U... j' 1 a vv mi1 .i.'j.i.j hj- iipi.'yi1 w wiy.nj-1
MONARCH
100 PURE
PAINT--
i-n-rti inil iow. m unei' anil that him hi en. mmlo I.. tlnv a
ilr a hmne on .laekann lietwecn modern miburlmn home 'Jilonir tiq
lie anil I'lne, to cost H00. le of the artelenf Norman fnnh
iir. Ill Al Harlow, to niter nnd hniiunu ' ti.i ..r ......i.i...
ill- a neconil home on JarkKon extennively uneil In very. Iiiriie
leen Sliiple anil I'lne, to coat ami more exnonxlvc tviies of eoiin-
' ' llry ftnrl Huhurhan hitmen, imt'thera
19 John Zwelfel, to 0iect. n reuaon whv it. mnileinle ml,..
ai:o on n between Fifth unci jeil home uhoulil 'nut enjoy the eoin-
tocost .fllj. . , folta of thin iiartleular lMie llenlun.
Inr. 20 11. J. Klmmell, to erect n i-,,,, ii i ,h..
rauo on WnHhliiKton between of whitewashed itnr-ei. nnd In the
htll llHd Third, to coat 2U0. Idnrk Ktalneil romrh finished oo,l.
iir. 20 R 1,. .Sherman for Itosc 'Work, coiwlBt'liiff .of half timbeilnfr,
uiiiii, io ereii a uweiiinit ptaeo i)e,1Vy )UHi, !,,,. hriitltplH, iuh-ii-Ht
between Adams and Wash-"iir, UJIi..a ... '
i, MP cost S2.6IHI. I ,, . , , : ' "
, , f asement wlmloua. jire -always
r. 21 Iteil and Fred, for used In auoh a house . and all ln
i nims, io eren a wrecKmi; terlor and exterior plastering nr
on .Monroe between llreen-.. a,lU(., in rraAe manner. -hi
aim nr. to cost ijnii. . t doors .are of the batten tytuj
i. 23 Jjowcll WIllliintHnn, to 'entillined wllh hand wroitirht hnrd
a home on N avenue between wni o and ileooratcd witli lani( -of fedrtlah broWn iolor. fur Die; territory.
ami' Fourth slreet, tu 't ost -HiuiiKht nails, wood eashiir beliiii . . This-little house la only id' ft -I . Mr. '. wilful Hlntes .tbul he rflll
i. . tused only where neeessary. Uai'k- wido and ran lie very easily- liullt soon dlsiHay u ni w .innilel. Kelviu-
r. 23-.lHT.v Klnnnell, to ereet Malneil oil flooi'lllK H lsed In Old mi n 3fi rt. Int. The estlmi(lil cost, lllor i lei trle refrlBi rntor wh(el)
bvl.cn alailoii on the corner -of -"I""'"'"!!"!! nmnw. .. ts 4,ii6n to J.1,000,-exeluslvp' of ri nresenta many liiiiirovemi it
and Adams, to coat 3,nil(l, . Kueh modern fi-uliireH as eitlorod healluK anil iilumhlmr. . .. over any im-cwoum inoueia. i,
- , , I . . . '?., ' Zwelfel Iiiik Just recently taken the
nlumblnK fixtures, warm air fur- ; 1 i' . . . " Wneji for the Hlecti.lc-Miitlo caul
nnee, tile floor In bath, cement' ... - - - ! t.iiml..iMrn'..i.. .,nii,,,ui...i..
Glostone f or a beautif ul inside
finish. MARTINS 10G Pure
VA RNISHKS are all of the high
est quality, moderately priced,
and guaranteed.
One trial will convince you.
You will find our paint line com-plete.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
1S02 Cove Avo.
Tlione Main 24S.
It
! If
Wasteful r Scientific
I in I ti ll rniUI almvn ref ills In kinoky
iliimiv hhiI laur ciintliUHiiiMi. I'ui'i fit)
nuiii b.lo nn u Initrbl, clear flume
.mill m "Vuj.it', .' "
Tfte IRON FIREMAN
Automatic COAL Burner
' - '' mnkes hcatinjf with coal automatic, simple,
and fur more economical than the old way of
firing: by hand. "Forced Underfills", Iron
Fireman's scientific principle of operation, ob
tains complete combustion from smaller, cheap-;
er coal '. 'V :, ,
ASK FOR FULln INFORMATION.
Fred Spaeth
Next to Montgomery Ward & Co.
HE GARDEN
n.M.r tn th trtwemfiA, -nuKHtgijc t o Attend School
poi-i'n nour, etc., mako it a mod
ern homo In every respect.
Tlie livimr-rOiim flreptare Is at
simple (IchIkh with flagstone hciirth
In Boise, Idaho
l lu hilcs iio.HilUlltit'H for
produtrt . in (inmitu.
IUKUI; NHIirilK AUK
AITiri'li X THK c;AltlKX nni1 f niple kIzi- for burnlnn of
fcworingr hrub8 itlay un iin '8 an'1 ' equipped with (inh
int . part in tho Kindeii. Many I'hutP. Tho rnnf Ih of hhikM tox-
iftom aro ronHpiruQunlly bonuti- lurccj HhliiKlf) HI or wood ahlimlort j-or
i t hua in blos.som, and fit into : mmmima mmmmmmm
nftptl offecta In combination . .
tii flowers while before anl of
Ulieir floworintr stnon they
f as a g-reen hackKronnd,
ltKt which the annual ami por
tal flovverfntf plants nro ilis-
ticli fihmbfl should ho selected
1 ))tnced in relation to other
nt in the Harden with us much
lit as needs to be ustd in niacin?
croup of perennlniH for their
nriIcuoua appearance may cattily
'P0jl a, jilctnre nto whjch, they do
not it. In general thy should not
bo used tn th public arnq of homo
Kround exvept sparinjfly anil with1
coroful consideration of their ef
fort. Indiscriminate planting of
such shrubs as bridal. wreath, hy
drnnsvns, etc' In.frpijt yards is
commonplace.. It prevents tlje
worUinB out of a dignified nnd hnr
jHOniouH plantinK. nd belittles the
importance of the flowerinir shrubs
nhlMr m-a In.llL-i.IiinlK' Hnniitlfiil
and deserve to be placed where
their beauty will be properly set
off, '-
There are shrubs which produce
exquisite flowers, too beautiful to
be placed anywhere except In the
foreground where all may admire
them when In flower. IlechteJ'fl
double flowerinj? crab Is ono and
pruntis tribova. or double flower
inff plum, is another. The new
,1'Yenrh lilacs ore of this nature and
anyone fortunate enough to possess
them should make the most o(
them.
Sveral beautiful new varieties of
the old-fashioned syringa. or phi la
dolphus, have been developed by1
the French house of l,emnine. Mou
quet Blanche, Virginal and Whltn
lady fire among the finest. All
have white flowers, larger than the
old-fashioned type, and in somu
cases most fragrant.
The old-fashioned rugosa rr-sea.
are being supplemented by several
improved types. Tlitwe roses are
vary hardy. They grow Into great
hushes, with dark green,' glossy
leaves, and belong In the shrub
bery border in locutions where
their flowers will be effective.
Hose F. J. Grootendorst is a hy
brid produced by crossing the
rugosa and baby ramhtr roses. . It
produces double red flowers all
summer. Itowa Hugonis grows Into
a huge hush covered ip May with
single yellow flowers.
Arnold florbor left last night for
Ttoise wahcrc he will attend a Kel-1
vinutor nalos and servleo school for
0 wHi- Mr. Oorhor Is salesman
Zwelfel, Kelvhmtor dcutcr
j A London banker says he would
MUo to run n humorous rolu'mn ftr
' ono 'day. Anybody, who ever ovju'-
drew .his. account can -realize how
funny a banker can bet
1ay or medium producing cows
that are In goud flesh should be
dry from A to 6 weeks. Thin cows
may need a somewhat longer pe
riod. High pruducens should be
dry fnr wn months or mor to
K-t into good, condition for calv-
Al C'u pone's doctors pleaded that
the weather was too chilly for him
to return to Chics iro lo fare a f-4-
-ral grond Jury. Hut then, couldn't
!ncy make it hot for Mr. Capone?
Good Paint Covers The
DULLNESS OF
WINTER'Sv
BRIGHTEN
YOUR HOME
DON'T let your homo wear shabby
clothes. Give it a blight now
spring topcoat of paint. It will make
your home move attractive, more
liveable, and keep down repair billn.
We will be glad to give you an estir
mate on the cost. Consult us today.
You are assured long-wearing valim
and high grade workmanship when
the work is done by .
BUGG PAINT CO.
Decorators Contractors J'aint
and Supplies
ELM STUEI-7T
d-NEW HOMES FOR OLD
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t&rmm
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME
This Inexpensive Way
DO you realize that your home is cn original investment that should
continue to pay dividends in reduced maintenance and upkeep? Yet is
your home considered old-fashioned, shabby, and out-of-date, and for this
reason has its value depreciated?
It is an easy matter to rebuild and rebcautify your home so that its origin
al value is restored, and it can he done so quickly and at such reasonable
cost that when we tell you how, it will surprise you.
No matter what your architecturaltaste may he, Colonial . . . Spanish
. , . Tudor ... we can remodel that old house of yours into a very beautiful
home and enhance its value twofold.
: . ', Nielson
YovniACron AMI 111 II. Hi ll
Phone IIHI-lt.
Leo Hansen
HUM li W'OltK
I'luuie ilin-W.
John Gietlhuber
coxTitAcrou Axr nt n.nnt
I'lllll.e uMI-,1.
Harry Hoffman
i'i.AsTi:itiv;
I'linnc 2IH-W.
Harry Gibson
him tvt n
ria.lie 221:1.
W.Vedder
roTiiATon ami m ii.nr.it
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