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Tuesday, July 2, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Nine
PUBLIC INSPECT
N AVENUE HOUSE
SUCCESSFUL PORCH DESIGN
Dwelling Place Erected
by .Lowell Williamson
is Ultramodern.
prBLJO INSIM-X'TS ImiM pff lonil
With ii hirjrc itowiI of ieonlr
vlxit i ipr tho home throughout Sim-
ilny and with mure making' an in-
Mfptfon Monday, the Lowell W'U
; lliimson .resilience ltuiltllnff on N
f avenue was npenej to the puMle.
The home, which is an ultra-nind-
ern Imllding with everythinjr in the
I const mefcion and nrnuiKenienl and
& w -ic 1m Iff wllh :i "tinrltii Ikuiw." In
"1 mind.
a '11. hnnun hnu fti-a o
,- i wn tied ioo ins. 'I'll mm i liAi-n lu u
3 living rom, dining mm and Ultchen.
:l ! nil hasement incituh's a uarage.
An atti"ieiive tiled -in fireplace
praoes the living room and modern
Imilt-ins are a feature of the kit
chen. The dimensions of the house,
whifth is of a modified Knlish de
fi;n, is ahout hy '.12, with the
length framing on the avenue.
pChaties it. Miller drew the plans
and specifications fur iho slruc
turo and the following men and
firms also helped in the building
and imtjuikpiiumiIh: Mr. Morris, ex
cavation; Xnie. Zweifel, plumbing I
and heating; I Inrry Hoffman, plas-I
torlng; W. K. fJilhert Co,, hard-'
ware; Vim I'etten l.uniher com-j
pany. oak flooring: Kiliott Austin!
and Son.. carpenter work: concrete
foundation, hasement flor ami ap- j
proaehes, 1'. ,i. Lilly; roofing, j
Charles Jlihlehrand; refrigeration,
Can Furniture Co.; hui!t-ins, etc., i
La flrande Construction Supply!
Co.; wiring. C V. Tallinn ; fire
liKice and brick work, I.
sen; lumber, 311. Kmily Lumber
company, and painting and interior
decoration, the fsugg Taint coin
pa ny.
thfj J t 4
y'.
EmT'L . 1 iBtDRooMlRI I
j , Zl -O- li' O- : I'll lccw 17-6 n o- jl
pettttvo trap. shoot has been nr-teum to view the famous drill team
ranged. A IiuxJiwmh nuteting, bowl-, contests at which the world churn
ing tournament, vesper organ reeit-! pionship will in decided. The boy.
al, public session and a reception j w ill put on a spectaeular drill in
to the grand exalted ruler will fol-
lov .
Klectlon of tho grand exalted
ruler for tin following year will
be held on Tuesday. Opinion In
dicates the selection of Judge Wal
ler 1. Andrews, prominent Atlan
ta, (iu., attorney.
Following the election, delegate
will wend their way to tho coli-
eolnri'ul regalia.
Tho rest of the week's festivities
wil! embrace a deep-sea fishing
contest for cash prizes, u bathing
beauty review, a' pageant of art,
ucruiuiutir.ui.&pt'cjLucle.'UJid otir. cir
cus, auto tours, fashion pageant.
Installation of officers, several ves
per organ recitals and a host of im
promptu stunts by the playboys.
Vedder Receives
Two Contracts
For July Work
Two recent contracts have been
secured Jiy W. Vedder for con
struction work during the coming
month. He will start soon on the
building of two maintenance ha uses
for the government airmail line
through iKasiern Oregon, one to be
located three miles from Mfaeham,
and the other at the top of Cab
bage hill. They will be small
three-room, modern residences for
ny-nt, who look after Iho beacon f
By Chester 11. DIsoMo
The front porch is one of the
most desired features of the small
A merica n house, hut architect ur
ally is one of the hardest. features
to handle. The above drawing il
lustrates a very successful example
where this luw been accomplished.
Although the front porch is
promieiu, the massive chimney Is
made the most prominent feature
by means of its sine, combination
of materials, and the wrought Iron
chimney decoration representing a
ship at sea. The roof and all ex
posed woodwork, such as half lim
bering, clapboards, brackets, and
exposed porch beams, are stained a
dark brown so as to harmonize
j with the roof and to offer a pleas-
Ing contrast wit h he light color
istucco walls. The casement win
1 rows ami all sheet metal work are
uriciv w ii ii dim i coioreo ciiiiiwiey
pots top out the chimney.
Within the house we find rough
buff color plastered walls, dark
stained wood floors, flagstone
henrths at both the living-room
and bedroom fireplaces, hand
wrought hardware and quaintly de
signed china cast; ami breakfast
nook furniture.
Cross ventilation is provided in
every room and should make this
a most comfortable home in sum
mer, especially since the bedroom
ceilings are insulated. The base
ment floor Is cemented and the
usual laundiy and heating equip
ment are contained here.
A fifty foot lot would be ample
to accommodate this design and Is
estimated tiiat its cost should be
between $i,fiU0 and $S.5H). exclu
sive of heating ami plumbing..
STAGES LEAVE
From La Grande Hotel Bldg.
I Adams .Ave.
i Wallowa Valley Coaches
i Leave
j'La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. 4:00 p. m
Makes All Mam Line Connections.
For information call MAIN 799-
blue open bells, the balloon refer- .
ring to the shape of the bloom be
fore it opens. Also start some oi
the blue strains of columbines at '
appear.
Tins veronicas are another fine
blue subject. I'lant veronica spl-
cata and you will have a fine jiuiks
this time. They furnish a beauti-j of blue and fine cutting material
fttl blue note but do not come al-1 j (luring the mid-summer months
red (together true from seed so it is best next year. And in low growing
to have a reserve bed from which ; plants the forget-me-not is indis
to make replacements if off colors ; pcnsable for blues. I'lant it now.
Mr.
old
About the1 middle of July
i iiuer win miii i moving me oiu
.Meneiee nun ai ione riue 10 r.igjn
for the new sawmill operations an
nounced there. The building will
be taken down a nd set up again
nt Klgin wit h everything possible
being utilized.
,;; i Building Permit j
Total For First j
6 Months $79,265i
Improvement
Gossip
Building permits in I.a fJrande,
exclusive of tho J-'a stern Oregon
Normal school, reached a total of
jsr at the conclusion of the first
I half of the year, with new con
struction valued at ? TO. 2)1 5. The
'June total was 1 ii permits and
$7,8:55 in new' building.
A $fn permit was taken out Mon
day morning by If. W. Smith to
erect a garage on Adams and l-'lrst.
Permits issued last week follow:
j June 24 Wesley McDonald, to
erect a garage on V between Depot
and Kir, to cost $100.
June 24 Charles Wets, to niter
V between
Hundred Thousand Elks To Gather
In Los Angeles During This Month
I. OS ANGKI.KS, Cal., July 1 electrical pageant, which gained
Once again Los Angeles will be world fame by Its showing at tho
turned into the capital of brilliance recent Shrine convention.
when the world famous motion pic- The. first large influx of visitors
tare electrical pageant will he pre-j will be on Saturday, July fi, when
sented at the Klks convention to ; Grand Kxalted Huler Murray JIul-
' be held here July 7 to Kt. hurt of New York will arrive with
j The general convention program ! his staff, accompnaled by many
; will be spread over an entire week) past grand exalted rulers and
;and will embrace a host of sport grand lodge officers.
events, election of officers, and Sunday will be devoted to wor
jnoio and steamship tours up and 'ship with special services In the
jlown the coast. Approximately j churches. In the afternoon visit -:
Diu, (ion visiting Klks and tnelring bands and glee clubs will do
families are expected to witness an their stuff at recreation' centers
air carnival, massed hand concerts, I and at night the delegates will re
I an international fashion pageant, j tire behind locked doors for tho
:a bathing beauty revue, receptions,) ritualistic contest,
bnouets, yacht races, the motion Contenders in the Klks' First
picture pageant and competitive I National M-hole golf tournament,
drill of the famous KlUs" drill, will tee off Monday morning, play
teams, j ing through Tuesday, with the fin
No other city in the world could' als the following day, -Kor those
provide a similar spectacle to the who do not care for golf, a coin-
Coach Excursion
Over 4th of July
TO PORTLAND
Round Trip
From La Grande
Going Wednesday, July 3rd
Leave La Grande 6:45 p. m.
Arrive Portland 7:15 a. m.
Returning tickets will be honored in coach
es only on any regular train Thursday, July 4th,
or Friday, July 5th. Baggage will not 'nc
checked.
GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY.
PACIFIC
J. H. KENNEY, Agent,
La Grande, Ore.
SPLINTERS
No. 29
Official Publication of
THE VAN PETTKN LUMBER CO.
Vol. 3
This Is the time of
to look over your
serpens and repair
I
tho holes, or replace
with new screens
AVhoro neeessary. We.
carry n complete
line of screen wire
nnd screen doors,
with all the fixings.
Let your carpenter I have a quick, hot
Vn don't luiow of
utiyihing that will
ttlvo you ;a run for
your money like silk
si orkinKs.
July is a Kood mop'li
In lay that oak floor.
lo It while you nro
n vonr vacation.
I
I
' - '
Moso was n sited by
a white friend what
he would do If he
luid a million dol
lars. "Well," said h.
"doy atn't no ques
tion nhoitt . it, I'd
hnvo butter nnd
Kt'iivy bnfo on de
s a ni'O -piece nf
hreafl."
If you burn eoal in
your ranpe ilurliiK
the summer nvonths,
lei It he PEACOCK
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
fire.
"llow do you -pet
rid nf theso coo
ties?" )
"That's easy. Take a
1nth In sand 'nib
do wii In alcohol. The
cooties pet drunk
and kill ench other
throwing rocks."
"Yes, but where can
f tfet some snnd ?"
The editor i o f
SPMNTEna hopes
that everybody , in j
the Ta flrande trade
territory has onelhii? i
whoopee Fourth of
.lut.v. . j
WBBM
Be sure about color
I'ainlliiK C'hiiiY'li
The Knirll.Hh f.ulhprnn rluii-ph
nn M nvcniK. Is i-i.rHvlinr :i fnni of.ind rop.ilr a homo on
Piilnt on thn pxtoriiir and II is nml 'Ii'poiiwiiihI, work to cost
planned, reports s;tv. to rodoeornlo ?'-E-
the Interior. The .steeple whs re. i Jnne 25 Mr, S. C. Znlier, lo
eently taken down, as the result of 'alter and repair a home on Kevenlll
a decision made several weeks ago. j hetween Sprint.' and Pennsylvania,
. I work to eosl $000.
1 June liTi Ilollisler. to niter
Coniidci (imreli !..,n,i repair a home on Cedar !-
'tween Main and Washington, work
i I u
Interior
Finish
The Coolidfco I'aint company,
which has been working on the
decorating of the First M. E
church for the last few weeks, hai
'npleted the work with the paint
ing of the interior.
HiilixHmitc- Soiuiimt ltuildtng
Kynch and heigh ton are paint
ing and kalsoming the stairways
and halls of the Summer building.
to cost $i"i0,
June K. J. P.artlett. to erect
a garage on T between Spruce and
the .lt. ICmity Lumber comany
fi'iice, to cost $250.
June 2! K. (J. S'hilke. to niter
and repair n home on X between
Ninth and Tenth, work to cost $10(1,
li i ilsoni i u in g 1 1 ttkr lor
' The interior of the fnited Slnles
Investment company, on Depot
street, is being kulsomfned by the
lhigg Paint company.
THE GARDEN
A modern
Colorful Roof
in a feiv hours!
"VrODERN". is the decree of to
XYJ. day's trend in roofs. With a
large, colorful selection of Certain
teed Shingles to choose from; with
an experienced staff of roofing men
. . . our service is equipped to put
a charming new roof right over your
old one, at a most reasonable price.
Certain-teed Shingles
i. M ineru I'Su rfa cetl)
MTione or write now for
full data on our service.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 7H2
YOl'fl M-iXT YKAK'S ('01,0 II
siii;ii; !
rolor schemes are carefully
planned but In the. planning tho
reservation should be made, "sub
ject to change." for that Is the i
common experience with the best
laid plan on paper. As the scheme
which ha.s been planted unfolds
and the changes that are desired
hpcome nppiirent. plant seeds of
the perennials you want for next
year. IHue Ik the hardest problem
and the main dependence is in the
sately delphiniums which, in old
time, gardens, were known as bee
larkspurs, The term larkspur now
is chiefly applied to the annual,
although both are delphiniums, so
named from a Greek word meaning
dolphin, the likeness of the keel of
the flower to that fish being the
reason.
Many gardeners have suffered
disappointment In getting poor or
no germination at all from expen
sive delphinium seed planted in
June or later. The germination is
not as good as when p I a rft ed In
early spring, ns the delphinium
seed germinates best at low tem
perature. Hut the difficulty may
be obviated to good extent by
giving the seed 4 hours' soaking
before planting. I'lant It In the
shade where it wilt have us cool
quartern as passible and the germ
ination will be better than if plant
ed In thfi open.
If arrangements cat! be made to
get fresh larkspur seed later in the
pea-son. germination will be bet
ter, as the freshly ripened seed
germinates freely, but. after stand
ing over winter it does not do ho
well in the warm months.
For later bines trv the balloon
flower or plnytocmlmi, which in
August nmkeji a fine nhow of it.-t
The final touch in Iho new house is cnrcfillly selected
woodwork. InlollioiiL choice here will add much to
the value of the home in pleasing appearance and sala
bility. Our stock is comprehensive. Our quality the
best. Our delivery is quick. Our advice is free.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
Successors to Claude 0. Prntt
Building Materials of all Kinds
1802 Cove Ave. Phone Main 248.
Now Is the Time to
Look After Your Furnace
Why not have your
furnace inspected by
our experts now, so
that you will get max
imum efficiency from
your heating plant
next winter. We will
make necessary re
pairs and put your
furnace in first .class
condition. Now is the
time to have this
work done most eco
nomically.
LYNCH PLUMBING CO.
Phone Main 17!)
The artistic use of color You can be suretoothat these
in our homes is more im- top quality,-durable colors
portant than ever before! won't ro wrong. Doiv't take
We must he correct ami ski col the risk rt .using interior
our colors.
colors that
nhvavs pro"e
costly mis
takes. :
&uaAi5 ACME QUALITY
Paint, Var- Paint-Varnish Lacquer
nish and Lac
quer. Then you are ill ways mend ami sll ACME Quality .
sure. They ore mode by Paint, linanrel, Lacquer and .
ACME, the HOME of COI.. Varnish. We will he gnd to
OK, where men have devoted surest the new, correct dec-
their lives to -the study of orative schemes for your
color. .home. . ;
T II II 11 o v 8 li o i: o lu m "
W. K. Gilbert Co.
Forced Underfeeding
By the
The iron Fireman
Automatic COAL Burner
(Jives maximum heat from the cheapest grades
of coal.
Ask for details No obligations.
Fred Spaeth
"Plumbing and Heating"
Montgomery Ward & Co. are next door to us.
BUILDING MATERIAL
For the Small Job
When you have a little job to do around
home we can furnish the material and de
liver it to your premises.
NORTHWEST HOUSE PAINT
LIME PLASTER CEMENT
PIONEER ROOFING.
Sawyer Holmes
Mercantile Company
Phone MAIN 17
mm llfPl '
111 : vJ.i ji;
jlll I Nils
Warmth for Every Room
With ;
Ideal Red flash Boiler
American Cor Is Radiaters
ThiH system will eliminate tho discomfort of vising
in poorly healed rooms. It is the lutost development
in modern heating.
Installed by Lowell Williamson in the superior home
on N Ave. Your inspection invited. . ; 1
Nate Zweifel
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