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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1929)
Monday, April 8, 192). LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tave Sevn JE"D .if Improvement Gossip and coffee uhop In the Foley hott'l .building. Wiring of rinrk'a Florist hoj hits boon complctd ''M th m'rvk'o compuny. - 5To rjnJli KHmmiI Hnof fe Ah goon uh the - wwithtM4 oh arii J HUtk-bi-aiid, rout raptor, ex IH'ftM - to continue work on tho UulMliik' of the roof of the Kasimn rtKon Noiinul mhoo). t- " T ' ' Working on (hhijji - ' ';;"At work on the l,arhon Phovro j let compuny Karatre are W. It. Wil der, t'ontrartor. In eharve of the ln ( ultle carpentry work: the KKK Paint company, doing the palming; ami Al HeiHiier who Is doing the outside carpentry work. j t . . " could modernlxe many homes, the. Hut Including hooUcuKe, living room Keat unit, - mantel sht'lf, built-in vanity for the bod room with am ide clOHct s mi eo on either Hide, built-in b ion k fust boUc . buflots, ' medicine cahlnetH, .. linen -closets, ' broom cabinet, . built-in ironing boards, etc. . Chevrolet gurnge next to 'The Ob- server. Mr. Hnpg reports a grent donl of i!iln!iti: In lb rcMldrniliil 1 unpl (iiiiu mi i titi In iilu it in (in if nlilni' ivsltlences. - 1T do Klctf'trbiil Wiring. - The & H. "lCleetric company nii will begin on the elect rim I Wiring of" the home of Mrs. Howde Ulires. ut l (i q avenue, -The bouse wus paiHly dentroyod In n rt-ceiKflro..-: i ,'. ".- Palming Apartment s J. Milterlng. of Noah's Taint Mi op, w eompletlng the painting j of the Imudo of the Datiand apart ment house. He is about ready to : begin on the outside. - , t'onercio l-Nmilngs lit ; j The concrete footings for the new highway building on Hast Adams nvenuff are already In and as soon as n. shipment of lumber arrives, work on the framework will be started. J. G. Oietlbuber Is the contractor. ,; .. ' , v . I THE GARDEN Klcc'tric Hi'nlc'c Co. liusy 1 Klectiical ro-wlrlng for the Iari ifm Chevrolet' company 1ft being dmo by the Klcc.trln Service com pany. The company Is also to tin the wiring for the new-dining -room t: - K I Improvement CJossip , liullt-ln rurniture Is being ndd ! ed to many homes throughout I.a ' Oninde, along with other repair j jvork under way this spring, It is reported. The Van Petten Lumber company suggest built-in work that lb 1 Ivors lec-ltov The Nate Zwelfel plpmblng and heating company Installed a new Kelvinator at the- Kred hast hpmo Haturday of last week. Panting ImoKor ' . .The Hugg Paint 'company Is painting the interior of the I prison New Homes For Old If You Should Want To Sell Your Home The first impression made on the prospective buyer br re'nter is vastly impoi-tant. The general appear ance of your home attracts the customer and convinces fhrim of its Value above anything else. - - If it is well kept up, in good repair and modern in its equipment, half of the selling job is done. The place that is run-down and. neglected in appearance loses value far beyond its real possibilities. To bring your home up-to-date is to increase its val ue much more than the cost of the improvements. You can remodel it at low cost a new room, a new porch, a new. exterior these things can give you a big re turn pn your investment whether you expect to sell the home, rent it or continue to live in it Consult these contractors for estimates: urnTci:, m:ap and iu:ai. I There has recently come a recog- J nltion that the old-fashioned let- j tucc1 had something In the way of I -flavor not possesned by the more attractive ' head lettuce, with Its cloKely packed cabbage head, II Is well worth growing in the garden as a change ii-om the head lettuce now so common and so, cheap In the tnarket that there Isn't so much Incentive for the home gardener who usually has his troubles get ting the fine solid heads of a pro fessional market, gardener. . "f Head lettuce muxt be started early In the house on Id O hotbed to have any degree. 'Of '(tsMiirpntwof getting good --tlH'catiwv , Jbey must forii) th,olr beads' before, hot went n er'flotH In1 oi up ithey go tQ-'seei).' Sow. the seed enrly.nnd transplttnt. the sefMllfngs Into Huts once before-! selling theuf out In the garden' If possible.'. The. two transplantlngs, acconling a some succsstul- head letiuee' growerk, muktr tt houvler root system and speed growth and thu couseiuent heading. A compromise between tho leaf and the head lettuce with the best qualities of both Is thu cos lettuce. It has the blanched central leaves and Is the finest flavored of thu lettuces. It Is an upright grower with long narrow leaves overlap ping at the tips, ihus covering the center, of the-plant, it may be as slsted by-lightly tying It with raf l la. This lettuce does nouneed the early Indoor starl but may 1)0 sown outside Us soon as the soil is work able. It requires thinning to six inches, apart 'r itu best develop mont. . ". 'v ; rorHlfp irnest tjuailtjt lettnce.vn rich "soil, plenty of moUHuro luitl eool weather are the esnrntlali. 'it Is the earliest crop to go iiiio the ground, ir yot desire to return to Uiot old-ftisbioned lettueo alter U niggling with head lettuce, try-, a cos lettuce or the Grand Haplds or black seeded Simpson leaf let tuce. They, tire a fine, salad inuter iaso fyi'n grlHpircss and flavor are coneerued as the head leltUMW bti they must be gathered fr$h trom the home guidon to prosetve the' frisp iurlity; 1 Crisp leaf lot- tucu can't be expecteil In thu mar t kel where it must stand for sonie hours. H. P. Xielson , ". - ' r s CitMi-Un- a- lttiibler" IXiTingofl K'snly Riven on remodeling and homo additions. IMIONK 316-Tt. John Gietlhuber fintrwtnr lluihlor. Hebultding und Interior reniodiiiiiK a specialty. I'all PIIONK ?.f.4 J. Harry Hoffman Plastering Cmiiiaetor Make your home look brlter. worth more with a new exterior of tnc eo. piioxk :t-' Leo Hansen Masonry Contraiilng Kxpert flrepluc aud chimney construct 1 o n and alt brick work. PHO.N'K 2JS-W. W. Vcddcr f ontnu lor A lluHder Quick, effirieril re building, f will be glitd lo give cost estlniutes. PHONK 2K3-W. ti i:snv piWKiiiAMH The American Hroadeastlng bom. puny program for Tuesday night follows: 0 to 7. Paul Whitman's orchestra; 7, Institute nf music; ft, iccord orchestra; 11, male quartet; !t:;t n. ptiul Ilunyan sketchy 10 to II. Philharmonic orchestnif II to 2, dunce music. The National Hroadcastlng com pany program for Toowhiy night follows: ti to 7, transcontinental hour of music; 7, popular music; 7:30, popular program;' 8 to 0, vaudeville hour; ID to I2y dance music. ' , . . - , Portland KfiW (GSOkc) R.NHC: to, dance music. : - - - KK.V (USOkc) C. AI1P: 7, silent hour; a, A HO; II, news, weather; ll:a5, a lir. Koix (94kc fi, musical pro. t-'nini; 7:30, quartet, studio; It: 3 it, fight broadcast. Kan Frnticlsco KKHC (innkc) ti. music, sports; 7, features; 10, Amos and Andy; 10:ltt, dunce munio. KPO (OHO kc 0, Mir program. SMkauo KIIQ rnsoke) . SHC; 10. mtml. cnl program, popular selectlnnn. Denver KOA (830kC) fi, Xlir; , fon- tMres; 10 to 11, N'JIO. KjiU Ijike f'ity KKL fliaokc) , Xlw.'j, fealurOM; 10 to ii, Xisc, Oakland KhX fRfiOkcl 0:10. miislc: 7. news Items; ft, features. KCIO (7:i0kc) fl. Xiur; 9, musl-,proKi-iini; 10, XIW, Irfw Angelew KXX (10r.il kel fi. iimisIc- 7 fen. tit rex; 10 to I, danee miinie. Kl't ittmhv) fi, XftC; 0, music; io. xi:r. Seattle " K.Ut (!7'ikc fi. A IIT program. KOMO i'J 'dkci ft XIIP: B tnim. l'-nl program, danee mut-lc. news. Finger prints Only Clue to Murderer NEW YOHK, April I AP)--1'fngreprlnts on the steering wheel of u tttolen automobile went rluon pollif bi-d today tti & searcli for (the slayvr of a woman whose body was found In the ear. t The victim was identified n Mr. Linda fleggins, 3Syear-lt inotju t 4 ' OtMKh-tln )Pirnayj Ui'ijfn-. IiiUij hein-t uf jliirylund, wliHro'I'rei- .CSy that is an attractive roof aud it really costs yoii but little! What Is (6 r uruiuzvu Phirnhinofr! ' When faucets' squawk and tremble and traps 'dog s'that, sinks, j tubs' and bowls cannot drain " quickl)tlK3R-'yeu' have "paralyzed plumbing." Slioddy fittings eat up profits through continued service calls. . . : OI MGH FLUMBING CO. f.tA . !-.. i 1..",., M.u -..J'iiji.:" .ih. r.ttf ;..-i-. u.i .. i .. , ,. i M-179.. (.-. vi--.-.'-. , ;"Jt Pays to Modernize Your Plumbing" There's a New Style in WALLPAPER Have You Seen 11? IT IS ONLY NATURAL that the modem day trend to "period" in house furnish iinRH should be reflected in wall 'paper designs. In the many new patterns we are showing will be found designs and color combinations , to suit every taste in home decorations. If you're thinking of repapering, we suggest that you inspect this smart new line before making a decision, polls are priced 5c up. A Smart Design for Every Room. A Pleasure to Show You. Prices Are Low. Quality High. BUGG PAINT CO. " ELM ST. '..if' i.,CajnU and Supplies 5fT Con tract ois A long.Certain-tced Shingle of a single, soft! color, or of varied blends; ...how attractivcly.it sets off a home. And how: quickly and economically, can be laid over your old, worn roof I ' i In this community wo have an txpert staff cf roofers" who are prepared at any moment to lay such a charming; roof for you. Everywhere, their work has won fcvor free-j ingthe home-owner from long hours of muss and bother j Ask for Our Monthly Payment Plau , This easy method of paying for your new roof in small month-by-month installments i3 worth investigating, j Certain-teed Shingles ; - (Mlnc-rul-SwraceJ) 1 : ' Write nr 'pliant u today fur complet daU VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone M-732. New Fixtures If your present fixtures are out of date t let us go over your installation and then submit figures showing the small cost of an . entirely new set. The modern fixture is ar tistic, efficient and moderately priced. ' Call us anytime. .', ELECTRIC SERVICE STORE 1412; Adams Ave. - Phone Main 12-1. H. E. Williams We have just received a car load of v Clay Sewer Pipe and Clay Chimney Pipe Make those needed Improvements now. Don't forget our stock of fertilizer for lawns, flowers and gardens. Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone MAIN 17 i'W-,tx'i.3ti.tMt '
