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Mondav;' August 5..1929 "Y
' LA'GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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97 PERMITS ARE
ISSUED IN 1929
Value of New Construc
tion to Date Here
Reaches $?,4,215.
nullillnn permit liwimil 'nines
' Jim. I, in' l.n (limiile. rcurlieil
lln- totnl of IRS.ailS lit tlic i-low of
July hiiKlneHK, lu'rnnllnic to J. K.
HtnnrnH, oily runornVr. A toliil of
!I4 piTmllH Imvo I"cit tl
most ililllni; tin- inontli of Mnrrll.
With Annum liunlly underway,
fliron wiiii II iiiTinliB, UiiiiMiiB !".
lmv li-nn lumifil. InlnKiiiK tlio rnn
iiIiik loin I to K-i.2 1 0.
I'prmltH liy 1 In; month for till
y:ir follow:
lnlli
January
Kchniary
Jin roll
April
Mny
J nun
July
Aiitfltfll
infiompli'lo
Total
PlTlllllfi
Vnliift
$ 170.00
ri.r.nn.oii
M.IUO.tlO
ii.aso.on
1 7,:ir.o.n'i
T, 8Ari.no
4,(1.111.(10
iinn.no
; The permits Issued since July
follow:'
Aug. 1 H. r. Nielsen, to niter
and repnlr n lioiiin on Spring nve
ijiio between Viiir tiiifl Oiik
HlroolH for A. .1. Van Vnlki'nhiirjr,
work lo roNi
' Auk. H-'l'. I.nvclcsH, In niter
Hnd rnpulr a home on Kourth
street between l.iine nd ('rook,
work to cost 1 .10.
Aiik- 0 ,Mt I'liomnn, to ul
ter nnd repair a dwelling on .
u vc i) mo bplwff n Spruce anl tlio
oast Pity limits, work lo pout $r0.
Food Preservation
Campaign To Open
;TIia nullon-wlilo food preservn
tlon enmpnign is scheduled for
September, bill- tho opening puns
will lie fired as early ns Aiikiihi
inih, necordlng to Charles Koehm,
nf fair Furnlturo Co., Kelvinatnr
('alcrH.
' TIiIh crusade ngninst fond spnlt
ng and 111 lieiilMi resulting from
partially or badly refrigerated foods
Ih to be tho imt aggressive oiip
mer launched In India If of tho pub
He weal, Tho publicity Une-iip In on
t liiiKft sonic, it ml will Involve the
Hho of outdoor pnntorn. truck ban
ners', window displays, milk lioltlo
jackolt), movlo slides, newspaper
advertisements of large nv.o, rind
(idvorllnomontH In IhhUhk national
inniinzlnpM with clroulatlonH whlPh
IpHiiro tho attontlon of tho major
ity of llio rondliiK poojdo of I ho
ontlra country.
i "I'l'opaintlnn for thlH campiiiK"
)in boon imdor way , for many
lponthK, Thorn Iiiih boon lntonnI'o
Htudy by houlth nulhorltlon, ' IIkIU
nnd power comiinnloH, niPdlonl aH
wocintionM, ' roli'loralnr nmnnfiio
1 urnrH, lop mi) mi fnct urorH, and a
t' w'bVa' nr rnorP of othor lutorontod
Ki'oupn. tho nolo purpoHP of nil bp
Ipk to publinh acoiiralo Information
on tho Hubjocl of what Is (he eor
i-oct tomporaluro lit which foodn
Hhcmld ho Itopt lo mako thoni palu
Itiblo and K'ifo to oat.
"AlmoHt liu mod lately Kpoohtlly
mih'Hinon roprofontlnK I ho varloiiH
oooportithiK iiKoncloH will ho KPttliiK
ihotil tho country orMaulxinK local
noiinoils. The oxocptlvo commit
too. In cotnitOMpd of ton mon who
ro' londliifr flKUron In tho powor
oonipany and oUn'lrlc rcfrlnorntlon
niatiufactorlnK fioldn, 11 iiiontr thoxo
lipinir fl. W. Mason, protddeni of
the Kolvinator Curpntnlion.
"Tho wholo proKi'am ha tho on
dorHomonl and rocoinjnoiidnllon of
Import u lit furccM In tho naiion, in -oltiillnK
Hiu-h key ormtnlKatloim an
tho (ionoral I'Vilorntlon of Woul
dn't ClubH, tho lluroau of Home
lOconomicM of tho Department of
Krlcuturft, N'ntloiiiil JJuiry I'uun
oll, Amoilciin Institute of llcfii
Koratlon, mid the Mk hiih, electric
und llluuilnailiiK axMnclnilons. There
Hie twenty relnim! dlirctniH. men
of high HttiiulltiK In I heir varloun
lor ii I eommunh leu and hi the
oountry at lurue. A liainre of the
oi iifinlo will bo a iiittlnniil noitiiHt
for prlfM HlaitiiiM: at foFi)oa and
rnniiliiK ilnwu to hundreds uf
prly.i'rt of from $5 to J i nil M K"ld,
to bo awarded for bent osstiyH nn
tho topic "Why r.o hoKfeoH U Tlie
J'ftUKPI' 1'olul."
Tho Cliloim" dlMlrlcI fodernl
Poiirt chIhIiIIhIhmI hoimo kind of a
record when only four not nuiUy
VenllctM were returned in the year
niflliiK July ;in, l fi L't),
Uadio Time Again!
we offer
osch Sets
s Tube All Electric
Grebe Sets
r, Tube All Electric
at
Sensational Low Prices
Several bargains in used pets
ELECTRIC SERVICE STORE
1112 Adams Ave. - i'honc Main 124.
H. E. Williams
! Jmsffe -
ll t'lioli'l If. IMsiuio
MoiletllfHtlC dt-KlHN iIkil in truth
fully studied nioiu to lot with
lo Ntay. Wo now find such iIokEkoh
In our KkyrnrapprH, our .ciothiui;,.
jewelry and what-not. It ia icms
onably certain to on poet this do
hIko to bo found our domestic
arehitPclui'O.
Tho abovo i Hkotoh illtiH riitcH
Homo of Iih pOKNlhllilloH us chown
In tho rtJupoKfifon .of tho iI, ln
wrtH of strlkinK- oohu' iIohIku that
ai'o to bo fouml near tho top of
I ho pilaster- and t bo band aprona
thp. top of tho main entrance door,
hclnx repented In tho. tllo wtopa
and platform at this point moii
orniHtlc lanipH, tllo rophiK the
pilaHtorH and - tho Rally colored
awiilriKH - supported in .Moorlslt
fashion.
Kxterlor walla nro also proton- main liall or vosilbulo, llopo wo Ita cost Is oatlmatod to bo botwaen
tod with ; walerproorintf 1 compnt find a convenient rami closot and 4,0 to $6,0i)a, oxolutfivo of Jirit t -point
In p'ustei Hhado to hiirnion. g Q-rcoriiilvo stairway tending dl- inland plumbing'.
Improvement
Gossip
Window FaliMPtfl
l Kiiuiltey Ih painting tlio
fmmes of tho Hohncnkamp's
Kardwarn and Kurnlturo sloro.
I-Voiit of Spore
J'. I. Hay Is finishing a paint
job on tho Hill's Department
stnro. The front of tho sloro In he
Intf re-painted,
I'fllkV 1 firando Storv
Thft Kalk'd l.ii Cirandu storo Is
bcliiK rodPPOratod by llatiH NIol I
son unit his men. Tho laying of tho
new linoleum Is being supervised
hy N, K, Wost and his help. Thia
tiiiolemn spans one sldo of tho do-j
partmcnt.- whflo u, yplvet carpet
covorrt the Unites' dopartinont.
Tho front of tho storo Is belntf r- i
deporutod. th wlmlown rnmodolcd
und tho mpn (tad ladles shoo de
partments roarmngod.
NPw Oil Tlurnoi'
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Nato Zwolffl lias Installod an
oil burner in "tho Harajawea Inn
for tho kitchen. J'hls Is thn rirst
nil cooklnfT ' insinuation. In I.a
0 tan do, j
Hedeoorailng Homes. i
Dr. K. O, Klrby'a bouso nnd It.
!). Wpstonhavor's Iioiihp, nro holim
painted thlH week by the Coottdgo
Paint company. Dooopntlon of hov
ornl of the npartiupntH In tho
l.ymati apartmenta and Hubert
Amlersnn'M now homo nt Ander
son's Dairy. They arc also kalso
mining and painting tho now
creamery In thn Dytnan building
und (lcorgn Ith'hardson's now
homo on las .Second street.
THE GARDEN
lice ping I'louoi'ri llealiliy
lty rreemnn Weiss
(V. S. Department of Agriculture)
Midsummer is loss n period to
carry out measures fop prevention
or control of the fungous diseases
which Nonuttlmiis afflict gardens,
than It is a time for regret over
not having taken precautions ear
lier. In thn abseneo of appropriate
prevent ivn nionsures, rusts, leaf
spots, yellows, and root rot dis
eases nro likely to have made such
progress by this time that cures
are I m possible one can el rive
only to preserve the health of flow
ers not yet attacked, and resolve
to begin earlier another season.
However, (hern are a few such
matters that should bo attended to
now. To Insure having asters In
profusion until fall. If the deslrue-
MODERNISTIC DESIGN
In d iJKlTOMtirl -
Izo wlih tlio other colors as may
lip used In the above items.
This modernist lo fooling 1m al
so to ho found upon cutei-InK tho
live yellows disease has made Us
nppoarnucp, pull and btii'u all af
fect oil aster phinlH, Tills disease
Is com m tin Ion toil from plant to
phint by iho feeding opornllonM of
an agllo and Inconspicuous insect.
Affected plants turn yellow nnd
cense to grow; they produce only
deformed, greenish yellow flowers.
They can not bo cured and are a
menace to , henlthy plants. Xtt
only usters but certain rolitifii
plants such as cosmos ami mari
K'dds may ho affected.
About t his time, tho. leaves of
dahlias may begin to show a
crinkled condition and a light
green color with brownish tips ami
margins. Cultural cnmllllons
which nro greatly unfavorable,
such as lack of moisture, hard dry
soils, shnllow planting, etc., may i
cause dahlias to h stunted. Sumo- j
times Iho stunted condition seems,
to ho hereditary, ami Is carried in
the root. Affected plantings should
bo given the best cultural cape pos-
slide, making sura that tho soil is!
well wale red and deeply worked.
Spraying with Itordeaux mixture
11 pound of hluostono, 1 Uj of hy
dntted llmo to 10 gallons of water)
will driyo awi.v mj; .kill ,1.1)0 ;,lea f
hoppers, if repeatedly and force
fully done. I'lanlH that fall to re-j
cover normal growth after this
Coal Dust and Ashes
GONE FOREVER!
Think of it a clean useful basement where
once the ash pile and coal bin spread their
grime all over the house. No more early
morning trips to fire up but more clean,
regulated, automatic heat at all hours.
Hurt Oil Burner
For Full Particulars See
Nate Zweifel
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Luxurious
Automatic Coal Heat
And Economy
The IRON FIREMAN
sAntomatic COAL Burner
Tlu new moilfl fur homes hrinjrs xtendy, mito
nmtic liont on even the coldest days, to every
rotun.
Eliminates early mopiing fire kindling-saves hard
work. Does away with those hourly trips to feed
a hungry furnace, and brings maximum hen ting
comfort.
See the Iron Fireman in action. Learn what it
can do for you in your own home. We shall be
jflad to furnish full particulars.
Fred Spaeth
"numbing and Heating"
Montgomery Ward & Co. arc next door to us.
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rertly to tlio baseiihont. but Hrp
nraK'd therefrom by u firedoor ai
tho b.-isemont level, which leads
ilirootly to the kuiK
Tho Hedroom and bath are nice
ly separated from tho othor part
of thn.hou.se.
lfl tho kitchen wo find a table,
which serves for both dinliiK and
worklnK pui'iioses, conveniently lo
enteiL between tho refrigerator and
china i'mno, iho llvliiK-room beiiiK
usfM) as a '.dining-room when ad
iillono I room is required.
Modernistic fooling of Interior
decoi-atloti is also carried out in
tho color Hchonio nnd treat men t
of walls, floors, fireplnecs, light
ing fixtures, stair, railing, kitchen
color scheme, etc. '
This house Ih 2tt foot squaro and
treat merit arc open lo the suspi
cion of being hereditarily diseased.
They hud best be destroyed, or al
least wegrogated.
MENUS
Hy KISTKU .M.IIV
Nearly all summer long berries
of Home sort can he found In the:
market. They ur. a boon to Hie
busy housewife who has little time,
to spend making desserls, for fresh, i
uncooked berries served with or j
without .sugar and cream pro al-.
ways popular and reipilro u mini-:
mum of time In preparation.
Small children should not bo al
lowed to eat blackberries and
raspberries unless the fruit has
bren rubber) through a strainer to!
remove iho seeds. The seoda are'
indigestible nnd may do a child
much harm, A small amount of
tho sifted pulp mny bo given to
children as young as three years.
I) inserts Aw Many
There are numberless berry des
serts i hat muy appeal lo ihn wom
an who want a rather- hearty des
sert to finish md a light niwil.
Those, whlnlr aro.'nol. loo rich arc,
excidient, when served i wit h cream,
for children over six yours of ago,
mulberries which have few
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lecds and lesn acidity lliuu irost
jlher vur;cica lend themselves mr
.Icularly well to puddings and ides,
ferries of ail Korts arc g'"d udded
o a bread pudding. 'Che pudding
an be baked or the fruit stewed
ri'Hh sugar and poured over thin
dices of bread a;ld butter molded
iild chilled and served w;th sugar
and cream. Such dessvrtH arc
simple and suitable for children.
IJiucberry iiioJu8mh puffs are a
typical New Kngtand dish, eco
nomical and good.
Itlucbcny Puffs
One cup blueberries, l:j cup boil
ing water. 1 cup iuolasS4'H, 4 table
spoons .sugar, :i tablespoons melted
.diori eping. 'J1- i-liprt flour. I tea
.fproit soda, 1 taponn ginger. I
teapoo:i cinnamon, a tea.spoon
wilt.
Look over berries, wasli and
Irain. Sprinkle uith 1 If. table-
spoons flour and mix lightly but
thoroughly. Mix Uoiling vvaler and
molassts. Thoroughly mix and
H:ft floiif. KOila, sail and siic s. Add
to liquid ingredients ;;nil mix well.
Add iro-lteil siirji-teniiiK and beat
bard, Klir In prepared berries.
Hake In Individual pa:is for
mill - it -k in a moderale oven. Servo
wit h whipped cream.
Horrou-iiiff Iroulilf is foolish, iiilt
nol ati fooliHli iih marrying it-
"W.'ll. ilcaiii',
OK I'llTtl-tl.'
"I loni'SI ly?"
"What ilil'fi'lciwo
inalii'7"
does that ;
Doctor: (after accident ) "Is
i here a woman present v:t h old
fashioned ideas?" .
liystand'-r: "Why?"
Doctor; "I need a petticoat to
make collie bandages" .
The hotel guest gets his money's
worth, lie may not lake a bath,
bat Iho bath towels give his shoes
a nice polish. t j
Correci this senlonco: "He was
a shiftless loafer' before marriage,1
but :imv is an Ind us( rlotis and lhrif-j
ly husband."
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A popular sorg only remains
popular until someone writes a
siltier one.
When asked to sacrifice some
thing ror Iho poor children, little
Willie agreed lo do wM limit soap.
After r3 years service as a mall
arrler Sidney llnyward, 71, Chi
ago, Is slateil for retireinent July
No
1 with Acme Quality Paint,
Varnish or Lacquer . . . Don't
hesitate to redecorate . . . don't
delay painting because vou
OFFICE
Wfap CAT
ByJuniu.i
bywhatcolor JCME QUALITY
to use.
Paint-Varnish -Lacquer
A C
ME'
QUALITY colors are the
smart, up-to-date shades.
They insure sncci'sxiil deco
rating in this day when the
artistic use of codir is su
premely important.
. . . And they are lasting.
T It I: II I) I) S li
W. K. Gilbert
l,.ii,ii.iiiiiiuiumiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiii'iMu""'ii"i"""""'i"ui'mmiiii
Hit the Nai
on the
Head
It's getting up courage
first nail that's the hard
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building. You can trump up dozens of reasons for postponing the
job but did you ever know anybody to be sorry he built?
Most building materials arc low priced now. Not every thing is
as cheap as lumber but by the time the other things have dropped
probably lumber will rise. So all in all this is a good time for
building. Hit the nail on the head!
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
Siirces.soi-s to Claude C. Pratt
Building Materials of all Kinds
1S02 Cove Ave. Phone Main IMS.
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ir von Hum n uir Willi lulu o'
liai'Khono llil- Is tin' kiiiniiu'r In
pick hoi' out. "I tlioiilit niolilm!
sin. mltilit !' rlii'ln' rniin n hiii'ii-
In' liu-liand." Mild ( OMNllllilc Plllin.
this iiiornlir. lifti'i' lll-'ll iiKnliniliil '
ll M lililll rlail Miiinnil who Mil,
hitri'vlii' iiIdiik 'ho stni'l. i
Minister Passes i
Near Enterprise, !
Age of 79 Yearsj
lly Min. . Kail
(Observer Correspondent)
I'KltHV, Special ) The Itev.
Newton K. Hammack passed nwuy
at his home near Kntcrpriso Wed.
nesduy, after a year's illness, nt
tho ago of 71 years. He leaves lo
mourn his loss, besides his wife,
two daughters, Mrs. .1. D. Urnugh
l o n , of It oseb u rtf. O re., M rs. S.
Hodge, of Knierprise, and one son.
J. It. Hammack, who has lived
with and cared for him during
tho past year. Newton E. Hani'
mack was born in, T"essoc on
Aug. 1, 1S:'0. Ho spent his early
youth .in IjiuioI county, Ky.,
where he was ordained and acted
us pastor of one church there, for
2.1 consecutive years. He was mar
ried at an early age to Mary Ann
Weaver. To this union four daugh
ters and two sons wore horn. His
wife died while yet in Kentucky
and he later married l-'annie Craw
ford. They came to Oregon In J!Kll
and purchased the farm on Alder
Slope six miles west of Kntorprisii
where they have since resided.
Ills second wile passed away In Oc
tober, l!i;:t and some time later ho
was married to bis third wile who
risk
"Lasting" is a big feature, for
colors must be durable- to
hold their beauty and protect
your investment.
There is
a correct.
beautiful
n ACMEfinish
for every room in your home.
ACME is the top quality
exterior paint, too. Everything
in Paint, Enamel, Lacquer
and Varnish.
Bring your painting problems
to us; we will gladly serve you.
O V COL () H '
Co.
to drive the
part about
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was with him at the time of hlff
death. Mr. Jlammuck was well
known and. respected throughout
Wallowa county and will bo sadly
missed by hosts of friends and
neighbors iih well us his many rel
atives. Hi1 has one alsior, Mary
Juno Kalon, of Uturel county, K,
who also survive him.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammjack
of this place wore called to Knter
pi iso- Wednesday on account of
thu death of their grandfather, tho
Itev. I'J. Hamniack.
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. A. Davis nnd
two children made a trip to Rn
terprlso Thursday to be present
at the funeral of their grandfath
er, the late X. K. Ham mack.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Diehl drove
over to Knterpriso KHday to at
tend the I uncial of Mrs. Dichl's
grandfatlier, the late N. K. Ham-.
mack. The fuueiitl was held i
Thursday. Aug. I at 2 p. in. at
KnterprUe and intorment was In
tlio Kntcrpriso ceiiii'tery.
J. D. Itraughtoii and .son. J. D.
I'.iaiighton Jr., of Itoscburs, mo
tored to I.a Grande the last of the
week and visited In ha Grande ami
"i?Ve a few days before Laving for
Kntcrpriso where they will spend
Winter
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HEAT
What Price
Comfort?
A modern heating installation is an invest
ment in comfort and health for the whole
family. It pays for itself many times over
and also enhances the value of your property.
Let us give you the figures on a furnace in
stallation for your home. We can quote prices
on. Warm Air, Hot Water or a Steam system.
LYNCH PLUMBING
COMPANY
SPLINTERS
Official Publication of
No. VI THE VAN PETTEN LUMBER
( (i. Do fircove Is
ro - hulldinK , t li o
house on Main street
recently ilamaed hy
flro. Marry liayllss
is doing Hie work for
him.
Absent-Minded l'rof:
"Well! ! There's one
Inn many buttons on
my vesi; I must cut
II off. (Snip.)
That's n d d, n o v
thnre'H a bulton-hole
loo mnny."
('has It. Oral, our
seale luspeetnr, 1 s
fixing up his home
an Second street, lie
Ih goinc to give It an
ovoreonl. Of stucco
heftire ho Ih lliru.
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Mild Smith in doing
.he carpenter work.
md suppose 1 hat
Harry will b Hie
stucco Job.
"S top reaching'
across I he (able.
Junior! 1 laven't you
tongue?"
"Yr.w. ir, but njy
irm is lnnirer.'
Mans Xlelsen wjis
Inw bidib-r on the
Hllgnrd -schm.l, and
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Bc cool
all day
with a
GE fan
A big breeze indoors. Ten cool hours
for a nickel. Comfort in your home,
efficiency in your office during the hot
jveather. ' That's what G-E Fans mean.
The 9-inch General Electric oscillating
fan illustrated above, sells for $13.00.
There arc several desirable other types and
si7es, some as low as $5.00.
II. & S. ELECTRIC CO., Inc.
Sommer Hotel Dldg. Thone Main 127.
sevoml 'dtiyn oh HJslnesw. .
Mrs. iturt-Kall who hns beenjlU
at her : linni'o In Connerdnle or ;
several , days is conva'Uselng v4ry j
nicely. .. 1
J, J. Troutman and family (of j
this place disposed of their prop- i
ertv and dunurtcd for Wurdf n, !
Wash., recently., where t'"'!'
pect to reside.
1 Mrs. Kouis Iversnn left for Ka
inela last Wednoaday where 'sha
expects to remain until Sunday
Siie will visit her hu'and who Is
working for the railroad company
tin-re.
Mrs. I'. Troutman nnd two sis
ters visited their father, l-'red
Kliidloy. at Hot Lake one day the
first of the wewk. Mr. Kimlley Is
suffering from rheumatism npd is
taking treatments at the I.a lie.
si:aiu urn sr:r.ii piioi-'kskok
I'dltTI-AXD, Ore., An.H. B AIj
d-'otir searching parties were to
day pushing across ( ie Wbi
Uiver glacier near Swim, Or
a search fiu- l'rof. Hene d l'rbn
of the I'niversity of California, who
disappeared yesterday. It was
feared ho might bo lying Injured
on or near Iho gin htr.
is Coming
CO.
Vol. 2
Is starting exenva
linn for the building
this week.
Mere lies (he body
(if Isadorp Cnhen.
His njilo Hlpppeil
quickly,
l!ut he kepi on
goln.
If you want lo find
nut what n nire
I o o king city I.a
(irande is. Just go
away for' a while
and lyok some of
the other, cities of a
this size over. T.a
Crande Is a good
place to live, nnd a
good place tn trade.
Ci p. pjn, art told br
Xhitk" S.,1 KlKUU.I
R.i.ilrn. Look for ttti,
1x4 Ihf "Ch(V" Stl
U yo.i d.jlci'. wi.dow.