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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1929)
Pajje Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, April 2, 1929. La Grande Contractor Offers 'three different room". situated at . m IT Iff 1 " n enerai direction iroin Comment on Trunk Line Work " J5 .Kdltor' Note Th fwliowln ar- rurularfqriiCtf pip Installs- h4( (cuit une. over a bam and each other. th-f would have taken up considerable headroom which has ItH-n saved by the use of th reetanjrulsr pip. 'Pfre Mhr runs. beliur more divergent, art of ruuod atthouich on of them to I F Mr i; ,nV tlelf u wriiifit by H. A. Ander-? ilona appesrins; in your November i,elwerf. jajsta, to Us raster, tfad n Jr.. of La Grande, for the na- j and Iere mber Issue prompt tu to roun(j pjIM been ron, parallel with i too j macaztne rurnar on vdq you some pinri oi ma wr Hhet Jwetala." and was printed ' our Installations, vhlvb are iypl wtth appropriate Illustrations of re- . rat of our method of installing fur cent work of Anderson Brother, j nares la small ox crowded b The author la associated with An- . mem. derson Hro., Warm Air Heatins; Th .maHer idrtures 1A and in and VentlUninjr contractors of (bis how an installation which Kilsht irapxposed !o a rectangular as It ity. be termed a semi-trunk Hue job; i-rosaes over a beam and between V" 1 1 1 ;tbat la, part trunk or rectangular jobts to the rejfister. By S, A- Andrmon Jr. j and part round pipe. Tot it- We have a number of somewhat ' The illustrations of square and lamruhtr line here hnn serves ninilUtr Installations and one ajl-j 1 1 ipi'.'t" i" "' . ' ! ' ?' 'T -.J'S trunk Or rectangular which e , would have liked very much to show, but owinsr to tlu crowded! Ofidilfona of th basements in 1 whl-h they are located we are un-i abb- 10 obtain 4 picture of them, j Knowing th same conditions wuld apply f the yth shown by j I be- lrtcer picture enclosed we -bad Wuuj lk of it while the job I Kit mill in the shop. Jt 1. abbre-1 via ted aotfiewhat u here 4iown. a; ateiion beinj( nilwlnir out of the main trunk and earh of the branrh e irt'inf advent! f t lonjter than r ahown. 1 The main trunk la hon In plo ture No. 1 a it leav-a the top off the furnace, and on the right i the: first branrh taken olf badinf over' 4 beam and between joirta to the' -eabr aeveral feet duttanl. Tu (lie b-ft ia the run to a floor reyia- ter and the rejnainlaa; bjruncta con-1 t inula on. tranapoaed from a var- ( ileal retanicuUr aa It Leave the trunk wear the floor regular to a horUoitiai us It antera between ioiata and eroaaintf the Name beaui th. other lira rub Una croaaea. Thai bi-aiu referred to bt repreaented in ' ilia picture by the blot ka aupport ' ifiK the offet eltwa. f W Ilka the trunk Una ayxtem for 1 iKverat reaaona. There nearly j , alwaya a lieam or two to crowi f with runa which im nearly- impoa- ' iiible to do with round or lndivi I dual pip a In, a low Lmaeuient. Wa generally run the trunk alonf aide I of the ben in n and take our branch -- ea off the top and run between ' joint n over the in-a m to th renb- ' tera. They therefore conserve headroom and abto inaure an even 'and positive dimribution of heat. even on a, gravity job. n fact, all our John are KraHy ayatema. You Can Paint Furniture and Woodwork And What a Lot Is Added To Its Looks When You Use Good Paint! If you arc one of those practical people who knows how to u: e u ynini bimh und a little paint to re-new old fumilure and old interior woodwork, you will want one ol our color charts to help you with your pluniiing. Here at the stoic you'll find paint, eiutm. els. varnishes, lacouers lor every punx and just the bui.shes and other eiuipmnt yen need, too. A ouulity and grade to meet just what you want to pay. ' Come ln-we'U )laUy4icuiis- )1uj s and different painU to fit your purpoae. . , BUGG PAINT CO. KLMST,. I'uinl:; and HupplicH ('ontractu-M , Backyard Contrasts "W. - -T. . i X V-V TO! . - VJ : A WELL PLANTED BACK YARP CAPvELESS MANS BACK YARD I p-r which waaaerved to 5 people, fteip C OUStTUCtlOTl jAlr. 2 W. H Itohnenkamp, to tber waa an election of officer Until I erect ooe-stuiy wart-bgune on land a ahort prormm jpve. Of-j LiCk IjlYCitlUV VP ;jron lK-tw.en Jeenwood and f.cera elected were, Mi I-oU Of flfl fUSo Vpir jmba kf lo cont l.a. rtrothar preabJeM. Archer Antlr , $-fjpoU.UV m IU M CU t JkfUe ftabf. to niter firat rico preaideot. Uurothy 3olay. t r w( Ouo and a balf atory aeond ic . prtaMiu. Ic ";' (rftBtinued from rw 7) IHln on Monroe between IH- flhreaabera. third vice pruatdent. Kd- , ' i and Kir. work lo cort I ward llrtatow. fourth vice, li " 1 " " ' . " A Monty Hrother4 aecreiary. OU-n ;tf the roie nuici. Hartley treasurer and Itobert foad. ! War. U. A. t ne. w hi- - Miaaonri -ariflr milroud uianUl- The sueaU from la Grande rer me two-hu.j . budget pruvbJra :5.SaO.' for Iro- were. Oeorce Ma.tr. pdenl, court bouae on I between e i , i(i tUr aoutbwcat Ihbl ;ixin mree-M. v j- u '. ThiK work W pm' in"j - ' Mrs. V. K. Hal), and Mra. W 1'b-raon and daughter. Ml Her-( netia. The mciubera of the l,a' Grande league gave some very in terfacing and helpful talks on w hat ih?y did at their meetings and aome of the senior members of the ove Iasrue save aome talks on the follow iajf aubie-ta. "How the Kpworth M-ayue Helfted Me. Hoy flaker. loe4 the Kpwonh Ieafrue Inspire facade rob i p." Harbin Kouer, -"llenefita Of the Kp worth I-eaKo Inacltute," Thoiiiaa Towle and A. A. Amies read an article prepared by .Mariana Aacunsion. the f'hilipploo' livmc at Hot l'ke on 'The lirdi cuttoa of Himself. 1x4a Urothera and lee Klb-n Breaheara each sv vocal aoloa. The lie v. Thomaa Umhtm presided. I JK.M.OI OV IMMTOIl lU DAPKaT. April t (AP fount I'aul Kejulevic. wcuilthy Un downer and member of one of the oklvtt fajntlica in Hungrary. Has under arrest today for at Uaipcinc tbo life of his family doc tor whom he accused of viniiing ibe- count. "entirely too. tt'n.'' THE GARDEN ! New Observer Building To Go j , Up During 1930; ' A(OHKKH I.IKK Bltll.MAVT ' In this azz nice mild color scheme of pink, lavender and gray are com in jr to b' r irarded by some , Sitrden makers as Victorian repres . aiona. this bein r the period In (which they received their mort 'strenuous advocacy. Gardens are i taktntf on more brilliant color. The ' anutht-ma avtinat r d in the ffr j den frequently heard a few years ha appearance in florists windows and baa found garden recognition again. Is Flora s I'ainl Hruah or the taael flower of our grand i motherx' gardvoa. This botanical J ly was known in the old days 1 aa i'acalia coccinea an4 b aome times so cataloirucd now. Its modern botanical nam Is Kmilia f taratnea- It has long stemmed clusters of brilliant or ange scarlet taaaels that make fine subjects for cutting. ' ' And in the galaxy of reds, ye j Iowa and oranges thld favorites. the" naaturtfums, are the reliblea ago is, giving way to an appro- of the sjaruyn. (Jtvln a weaklj of Dana for the new Olmcrer i Iluildlng, construction of which -J whs achediiled for thla year by Ju- iium oea-n on the Mr street lo cution nsxt to (ha Harujawen. have held up becauae of sewer outlet difficulties and no building on that lot will be started until I lao, U is understood. Orgtnal lij. puirm iur me mruciure can lor inn Lf.n.u.l.nni.Al n.l n... . ago ooiii to be located on the . bumimenl floor utul the present j ewcf outlet on that ulley pitta all , buHenu-rila 'Mfl iigwwif ftOiwHirw .according to the architect, fhatt J If. Alillcr. ConKtruction will be ! postponed until a more feasible ' plun can be worked out. elation of the brighter colors. In (he scarlets, tne peony-flow-ered opium poppies give some gor geous, flaming colors which are en joying a renewed popularity and are encroaching on the Khh-by poppy types which for a time usur ped the bulk of poppy udnilratlon. Hcnrlet linn inn add to the warm colored section of the garden and material for bow ls on the table all summer. CHI MA IVVH AIIM'ltAM 811 AN'OIIAI, April 2 (AT) ', China (a going in nil lie r lieuvlly i for ulrplulnes. 1 I'roiii Cnnion It was learned to ' day that thn government of that ' province has purchased five Waco threa-pahsencer biplanes for de- M;iy 24. And Be Under Your Own Roof w WVSS? IK mm SAVE IN RENT! Plan Your Garden. Crow the Flowers You ' love. Have a home complete and paid for when your earn ings cease. The happiest time of your life is when you proudly say, "This is my home." We Are Glad to help you plan. Home Lumber & Coal Company Paints Oi.'ii Wall Paper Lumber Coal IUiilders Hardware. ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN i I Vaudeville To Be Cove Event Of This Evening lly Mr. A. G. Conk I in ( Observer Correspondent) COVK, Or?.. (Special) The Junior vaudeville ia to le present- Ted at the Cove Opera house, this 1 evening., nils .In, .the .eighth anR nuu) VMudevllle to be presented by the Cove High school and it Is con sidered one of the best events of the entire year. Two hundred and fifty books have been ad fled to the school library and a new; bookcase has been made by the Hundells to fctorti them In. The Women's club met at the library Thursday afternoon for their regular semi-monthly meet ing with 19 members present. Mrs. l.ydia lnts, who has been a faith ful member for several years, waked to have her name taken from J the roll on account of her lnahil i itv to attend or to carry on the Annual (iivo I Will lam tairtlcu work pi the club. Mrs. K. K. Coad Collar . 'gave a very in terra ting and illuni-r ! this salvia Is finding a place for Its hutting papeJr on "Art' which was 'brilliant fluinlng scarlet in -late the subject for discussion of the summer. ' .afternoon. At the district institute The marigolds, with thefr or-' of women's clubs to be held la I -a angeji, brow ns and crimsons, are Grande May 5, Cpve's share of the i indispenruible In the highly colored program will be an art contest ' garden and with their near rWa- between the eighth grade pupils of lives, the calendulas, are' buing Cove and In Ion schools.- Tne club j grown more anil more. A new w ill present the "Old Maid's Cen- culendula. the most brilliant orqnge -entlon' In the near future. At j yet introduced. Is offered among this meeting, the club decide to the novelties this year, the ICadlo. buy the lot adjoining the library j I The Mull calendulas In both. yellow on the west side at a cost of 100. j innd orange muke the older types The next program to be given Apr. I 'look- litKignlflcant. , IS. will be devoted to the study or, I The t'alifarnla popples give hrll- Uleruture, -with Mrs. J.- H. Kiel- ' t Hunt y-IIow and orange with some cher In charge ot the session. Mrs. fine crimson varieties. The small- "Waller M. IMcrce -is expected to be . f lower d annual xunftowers, now an honor guest at that time. ! ln both yellow and red-marked The Kpworth league of Cove types, add to' the gnyety of the gave a banquet Friday evening. garden and offer a tall subject of March 29 for their members and value. the officers of the La Grande An old-timer, which hue mndo League. After thn bountiful sup- j Rewire now Don't Grope in the Dark Peikapt you know where each piece of furniture is, and can 6nd your way to the lights four tunri out of five without a otu.-lty. But why grope in the dirk when you can have a twitch at every door, handy to map on? Let uj Reti'irt yoir home with he IVijung System Then you can connect your vacuum cleaner, or toater. or Ooor lamp and do away with dangling Cords. Itfimtjai tiumuu,iBtif't. . II. & S. ELECTRIC CO., Inc. Sommor Hotel Uldg. Thone Main 127. SFRING m TIME . lime for inMcrlcantii;r. A I into to rrnioftrl. and rr Jccwate. Abo. Uie time to have (hw? wall nwp4ac-ie and itclic Ilave the wiring Inspected and brought up to dale. I will be glad to go over four momi with yut aud tf: fee augynshtlona fur your cou Jdcration. a. Q614gqtion Jut f'al C, V, Talbott V:k-lHcln iSPLINTERS No, I Official Publication of THE VAT PBTTEX J-UMBWH CO. Vol. 9 V have j" roceJv wl a shipment of the CKKTAI.V - TKEI picints and varnifhei. i Thin h a guaranteed piodur-t. Satisfaction jcuarantecd or your money li.uk. inducement: ") " j e ank -icrntcb my ba K and j (,.i,kIi of n boot- Tll aemten u-. t t,,t:;:.r i llemurkable - h ow many fU for it Aitlumt apy evidence iha( the proposer I ai.lw to deliver hia vraleli. Country fi'rl (lo city cousin): "Out on the ranch we ride home lare )ack.' t'ity Cousin: I should think that the sun would blister you, horribly." ililo Smith is re shinKling the home t H;rry I'nttijton with CKRTAIX. TKKIi hinKles. t W" carry hydrated liue manufactured (t IlnterpHHC. Have this In 10 pound pa per haK. This is the Htuff that sweetens up your soli and small quantities of It make your lawn Brow better. Ten pound bag for 3c Kope.'A gran widow is not the wife of a vctiotartan. JJijtiitl lMsets do not neces- T to many people are operating on the j m mm (JQ ,f r your dn Ta.kc Wok at our harKiliu counter of puiuiH. We are clean ing: out as well um sorted t-k of odds and ends at cost. 1 The caller left a card. It read: "Auc tioneering is my spe cial line. Prices very reasonable. If I nm out arrange dates with my wife. Have you seen our garden stakes? They are four and four and one-half feet lonK. ' All painted areen, with white tops. Just the thing lahlfas. Flat Wall Finish 14 colors, $2.13 a gallon Free from ull "laps" nnd "runs." Works dual ly well on wall-hard. metal, wood t iila.ster. Can be Mcnciled. too. Marproof Floor Varnish hgal. can $2.78 Preserves natural floor beauty! Ka.sfly and milekly applied. Inies hard In 1 hours. Hot water will not turn it whlt-. 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Seml gloss. soft sheen, non-poio.is dirt enn not peiietmto Its poiTelaln-like finish. PAINT BRUSHES 2-inch Paint Brushes ....39c 4-inch Paint Brushes 69c 1- inch Lacquer Brush .:.:......i9c 2- inch Liicquer Brush ..' 39c 1- iuch Sash Brush .19C 2- inch Sash Brush 37c 2-inch Varnish Brush one Kalsomine Brushes $1.98 Roof Brush 79c MONTGOMERY WARD 6 CO. Theme Main IS 1101-3 Wash. Ave. La Grande, Ore.
