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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1929)
Monday, May 20, 1920 r JEW BUILDING IN CITY AT $64,410 'eimit Issued During last. Week to Erect $5,000 Dwelling Place. Xew construction in lai Grande.' t ttie clone of ;iHt week, had I ioachcl a total of 16 4,410 fiti the year. fl lowing the issuance of three iteiinitM. fw-lmlfng- one forr a $5,ft home. In the period f mm ' May 13 to May U. Iiu I ihUi-. So f:ir the total for the month' f Slay rheckf at $J0,;iflo, with the tuinth two-rhirriK iron ii In rim trim! fnin' iiintithu tit Him uur i.). f teriiilts n-iteheil a toliil of !i4.0Gu, ' flVrmllH Lsnaed ly (lie city re-' eonler lnnt week wore as follows: May 15-V. Vetlder, to erect u t araKe on Oalc between Adanic. and i f waHhhiKioii, to voaL Jiiui. May 15 (.ittlnss nnd Hanks, to) alter ujkI repair a Illicit huslnewi hiilldinic on JefrTon between l-Jlin mi'l Kir. work to' enjit SHiU. May 17 Lowell WllliuniKon, for Wlltiain. Ha relay, to erect a one-! story frame house tin Spring !'-' (ween (Vdar and l-'lisl. In riMt ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. .B1LLJ-.U- By William PROBLEM OF ANNUAL ONE The lawn mower Ik. an nnmitil jirohlenu If . the home owner po-; Lijo-eK .one, hu pruhlein is to jret it sharpeneil and in uhaie for use. If the mower I worn out or Jf' he doonn't hnppen to own1' one. the problem i, to select a new one.! This is now complicated by the! fact that fact -that we must decide whether to have a hand power or motor power mower. The motored mowers offer fcreut, tmptatloit in the way. of labor sav-j ln;r. I he original ost Is a decid--inK factor. The element of timet unci availnhle luhor are important factors. A motor mower does the job more quickly. In small places it Is a luxury, pure and simple, a hand mower being sufficiently ef ficient to do' the work. Hut in I p luces, of Jai'Ker extent where the lawn requires mowing regularly the. saving in time and work makes a powered mower a real economy. Ujiwn expert s have figured that' the.; dividing line between economy, and Mutfury is a- lawn space of about 800 sqti.-ire yards, lleluw this' extent, a powered mower Is hnrdly urcessary. Above It, the time and bibor saved ivitl make the motor mower morerand more appreciated. Tlie main' thing in mowing the lawn Is to have the blades sharp. See-'to 11 that the. mower Is sharp ened. J tt 11 blades cut unevenly and i often pull lul ls of grass out by the roots. Tills is particularly true newly planted law.ns .where .the! ilJOlM OUVC IlOl CI iMJIUIIlfll II 111 111 noid in ine-oii.i , , . . ... New gi;ass must he hamtled care fully in the early mowings. The mower tiinst he thoroughly nharp to cut without pulling. English ex pertn traditionally, out young ttiwns with a scythe instead of with a mower to avoid pulling It out. New Kurdcuers aro acftompllKheil in the wleldlngt-of a scythe and there seems no real need for such an accomplishment.' I It is an excellent Idea to send the mower to a machine whop In the sluing for a thorough sharpening imd overhauling. This is advisable unless the owner has u mechanical bent nnd knows'lie is thoroughly, competent to sharpen and put the' mower In condition. ' Any patches where' seed did not i ("atch well In the early sowing sprinkling of festilizer. The lawns j Lshould ho.thorough raked with a j1 Ahurn pointed gardeii" rake in the first clearing off. This is in the fiho soil so fertilizer will t:ike ef fect nuickly. OUT OUR WAY J HERt, AT I 'see. VT FAMW HiCvtV?V UTTlE ROOM ) I UrtllO ? V.luaT I I 1 rr .V. .j WVI' f CMTt O I T rrf Ol -T II ! I ..L .. .. I i- r I Or r uiCk I V-z-t. ...i . . i . . f II Ns. C-.ITTHEPIE AT TM' PRCF. . THib . . . .. i ..... i . . a ii ff&SMks OFFA owimioe7er Got i t nnrm j w irs 'cv,' lira - -. - z .-: - -, i n y y-i I - s. v.n - 1', "v V . . w' , " I I - v. - , iff - 1 I inuuT' WV-IW MrrtUER APT AQAV '.1 V-3 , . ' . j wm nt. atYICt. INC-' J I I i : i I Improvement - I I uussip j I nejM'Jnv comptetlon and the-new coveiiiiK la , Very uttractlve. The work is heiiiK done by the (ho Coo lidge Point t'o. Anmlicr NVv Home s : Another new home Is to bo erec- i ted In Iji Omnde. Lowell William I son. whose new home on N a venue Is nenring completion, hus lakttit Ioul u permit to erect a dwelling place for William Harelnr on Spring avenuet Complete tliilt the llUKsr rulnt company hn completed the dex-oratlnir and painting of the Green Parrot grill th the Kolcy Hotel bull. ling for Het Hudspeth. The decoration nre both colorful and very attractive. -Thf 2-yenr-oM Btntesmnn was A couple of Ohio dry fmiti lit good health lust week but on were suspended for hiring girl dej Kriduy developed a Hllght eold lruya (u Uquor, It Ut InteresU doctora were in constant uUeml-il"11! enmmh to share their glorierf anoe. ; jwllh the weuker Men. ' I'nhU Two H(tinesr j The Krank Wvlde nnd Krnnk ttobinson home: ar both being J pit luted and dtt'Ointed. the work i being done by -the Hugg Paint Co. CIcnKuit Nlu ' ; - Workmen have started clourhijr the ftlte on Kifth and Depot for tho Dutch store to be erected V101'0 by K. J. McWIIllaina. ! To Hill hi tin rage , W, Vetlder took out a permit last j week to erect a gni-nge on Oak be tvveen Adams and Washington. To Wliv Xtw Bullillii- V. Talbott Is to star! the wir ing work at the new highway chops building on Kast Adams nvenuo tills week. At present he Is having tho front of his store on Jefferson ii venue painted n light brown. , Attractive surfacing ' The painting of the First M. R. I church, ut rourth und Spiiuff, Is above that of the similar week In Win, although since January 1 It U t.S2'.i- Uiow thill of last year. The week's production and shipments, ) as reported by 20S mills to tho. ( West Coast Lumbermen's nssorln- ! ,'tlon. are about equal, with orderr slightly lower. 1 -Inventories throughout the ln- iliiuii-v'nvi'' low it ml I be f He of 1111. filled 'orders unusually high. The eiipoi-t' market Improved In new 1 business ..dnrihg the past week ' while. vrall .and domestic cargo showed slight losses, as 'eompnrcl with theVlm'vlnus week.' '' A beautiful i ; roof..... right over the old one! i:Altl, Ol' ItOKIOKlTltltY ll.Ti KI'SOM. Knit.. May 20 (Al' Tlie Kuii of HowAlM.rrjf. HImmhI inliT or Orciil llrltuln In IS!i4-!tr,, wn wrruvi'ly III t IiIh i-ounti'y bomo In lini'dunx toIny. " ELECTRICAL WIRING Done promptly, by experienced and skilled workmen. New Buildings or Old From a convenience outlet, doorbell, or switch, to a complete lighting, or power system. Estimates Gladly Given. Just call N C. V. TALBOTT Phone' 471- Electrician 1312 Jeff. TI IvSDAY I'KOr.KAMK . Tlie Nutipnal HroadcaHtlug com pany program for Tuesday night follows:' G, syncopated melodies: fi::ioNo 7, Johnny Marvin iind or chestra; 7 to X, vuudcvllle hour; S, Wayside Inn; 1 to 12. dance music. The American Broadcasting com pany program for . Tuesday nlgHt follows: 7, Old Kohgs for New; 7 7 SO,"- urtlslfo ensemble; S, Salon orchestra; it I'aul' liunynn yarn; :3". phi lluuni nn lc orchestra: 10:0, male quartet; 11, Vic Meyers or chestra. ' . . Pori land ittw. w-kc; i, in , x, reat iires; tiiHo, KOMO progmm;. 10:30, NltC; 12, newH. ' ,, , KKX (llKOkc) 7, silent hour; R,'' AHC; II, news; 11:05, AIH Tuioma - . KVI (760kc) 0, KVI trio. Bongs:i 7: 1 C. ' silent; 7:4&, Old Home pro gram ; N:4,&, Hilly lenders, blues singer: -it. concert ensemble;, 10 to 12, Harold Hrown's Melody Hoys. , KOA (S3ke) 7, NW: 8, news. HMikiiiio KHQ'(G90kc)' fl. NnC; 0. fenl nrcs; 10, Amos nnd Andy; lo:U to 12, NHC. t KOA (H70ke) 7 to 12, AHC pro- ' gram, -s - , ' fjos Angeles ' KNX (lOr.Okc) 7, features; 10 to 12, Hotel Ambassador orchestra; 12. dance honor. KKl 64nkc.) 7, NHC; . studio; 9, concert orchestra;' 10, NHC, i Kan I'YnnclHco KPO (OSOkc) 7. NHC; 8, fent--ures; 0. poptilnr program; 10, NIK!. K Kite (OlOkc) 7, Hulon orches tra; 7:80, features; 9, concert or cheNtra nnd hoIoImIs 10, Amos and Mabel Walker Willehrandt told Knlted Slates dlstrlot attorneys to prosecute only "good strong cases under the Jones law, wow bootleggers will be putting morn water than ever Inlo the stulf. NEW WAY TO COOK VEGETABLES ("Four Famous Cooking Ex perts Discover New Method New Fixtures for Old Perhaps your present electric lighting fixtures were installed years ago when the science of modern lighting was in its , infancy. Great strides have been made in designing the electric chandeliers to give beauty and also much more efficient lighting qualities. : These, new units are here for you. See them to day they are priced reasonably. "You Phone For Us We'll Wire For You." II. & S. ELECTRIC CO., Inc. Sommer Hotel Bldg. . Phone Main 127. Anily; 10:10 lo 12:10, Tom Ofiun- ovlcli orehowtfa. . '.-i ' . MIMIIll ' . ' ' . 5 ' KOMO (Utttkc) 7, NIIO; ; 0:15, nown: 0:30, miisicnl fi'ntiir(tR:.10:4ri,.s hantl: ll:4rifto ia:ao, urrhi'Nli'u unil tenor. - : - ' ' , , ; ,L.' , KJH (70lir)7 ,to i2,','Allf';.pro:, KHI 111, . ' i,V.i i. '!;' Snll Ijiko '.CKy'-. V. V '. KRI, (IKKiliH) 7, NHC; ?, Instru lllfiHiil M""i"lt( S:3, viuliiy; 10, Amnn rind Ailtly';- 1 0 : 1 fi, difnoo iniiKlc, - - ; ' Onklnnil KGO . (Tilflkr) 7, NllCi .n. Thn PIIki-Ihih; lo; news; , 10: IB to 1 2. ; !AI1I'. . ., ." - . KL.V (SSOko) S; Htnillo proKinmi 0, popular proRriiui: 1 o : t. 1 2,1 or-1 rlK'stra '. " j Lumber Output ' f j Is Below Orders j - 8RATTI.H,',Viih1i., "May 20 Tho ' -Wont Coiiet In Ditier Industry hi on-' U-rliiK tho " i-iii'ly Hummer with, a total proilurtion hIiico .January 1 Jilwt (1.71 por . cent holnvv ,thO' adT rmuuliLtM'o orilci-H art reported ify 112 iuMh, Current production, for tlie I'lrHt Ilmo ulnco ' lelirdary 1, in MM BLUE MOUNTAIN PINE Tht' what our Certain-teed Individual Mineral-Surfaced Shingles make possible. Colon, designs, extra durability . . . at moderate cost. Our aim to fully serve the com munity is extended to any build : ing, remodeling or repairing problems you may hove. Certain-teed Shingles x Now.Ws'Jtefor your copy of the btu tifid folder, "Color, Color, Color" on niuJernly roofed honitti, VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. X. Phtone Main 732 " OUT OF THE W00DS- : DIRECT TO BUILDER Our retail department can supply your lumber needs from the complete stock of our mill. : No matter what you want to build It may be a farm shed or a fine residence wc have lumber in all grades at all prices. ? ., . IJrinff your building plans to us we will give " an estimate on the entire lumber hill. BOWMAN-HICKS LUMBER CO. Itotail Dopt. Phono Mum 8 ; Four well-known cooking experts recently conducted a unique food UtstinK test in the kitchen of one of t v ..... v-u ; u fun; CAiriua in i: m vi iv Numerous veeetab.es were cooked. 1. With liberal water without sugar. 2. With little water and no surar. i. Liberal water with sugar. 4. Lit tle water plus sugar. In every case when the vote was taken, liberal water without sujrar lust, and in every case little water plus sugar won. This discovery shows how to make vegetables so tasteful and appetiz inp that both children and adults will ask for more. Just try this new recipe and then experiment for yourself and see what a mar velous difference the addition of sugar to cooking vegetables f makes. 2 cups cranberries and cup water about 3 minutes. Add 1 cup sugar and stir until dissolved. Arrange C small or 3 la nre bananas thnt have been scraped and cut in half in a greaaed bakine dish. Pour the cranberry mixture around them and bake in a moderate oven (375 F.I 20 minutes until the Mbananas are tender. r amous cooks and eminent scien tists agree that sugar is the great flavorer of healthful fumfe. For weariness eat sugar. The Suar Institute. This Home Pays Its Own Way No more early fire kindling- ... no more hourly attention on cold days. The Iron Fire man does all the hard work for you. And, better still, it actually pays its own way because it burns the cheapest coal scientifically. See the new home model, the De Luxe, made for the small home. Fred Spaeth "Plumbing: & Heating Montgomery Ward & Co. Are Next Door to Us. 1 Then It's a Home" A Beautiful Lawn - Transforms Your House Into a Beautiful Home Have you ever studied the latent possibilities of the grounds surrounding your home, lias it occurred to you that, given little specialized attention, your lawn can become a place of attractive beauty an addition to your home that will further enhance its value! Now that sufficient water is available during the warm dry months, you have every incentive to put in a good lawn. If your lawn is thin and spotted, we can supply you with certified grass seed to fill it in or if the soil is to blame, we have several varieties of fer tilizer that will hring out the life of the grass. Iet's all of us work for letter lawns they make for belter homes and a more attractive city. Sawyer - Holmes Mercantile Co. .'V The Right Paper for The Right Room MODERN style demands that each room in the house reflect the taste of the individual to whom it is assigned. In the hundreds of new patterns we are displaying will be found designs and color schemes suited to every taste. Facsimile colonial block prints . . . art moderne patterns . . . delicate French tracings . . . and Spanish motifs are among the foremost of the new designs here. The New Patterns are Here From 5c a Roll Up to $1.50 a Roll BUGG PAINT CO; Elm St.? Decorators Contractors --- Paints & Supplies Zrt