La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 07, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October 7, !!)!) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Six BUILDING PASSES $305,000 MARK Termit for Williamson Berry Building Shows Cost to. be $11,200. Ni-w construction in I .a Ortindn this year is well on tin way toward Hi-- $:t::M0 trunk thin week, with (i total of 1" ni'w hnlldlni; work tnrt(l iIuHuk th- find, week nf October. Tim niosl Jinpnrtnnt permit was Ixtuicd Ort. 1, for the erection of the Wlllliininoii-Morry Iuil'llnK on AtlaniH avenue tn row! $1 1,20". Hee ond (n lni""-iiui-! w.ih ihe takinu out or a permit for fit'- erection jf 11 home far II. Warinhulz. Including an nimriiei.il $ I r.o.odi. for the KasU-in MVKn Normal , Hi-hool ndminlHirntion liulWlinf. completed this summer, tin- value of hillhlliiK permit h I his yen i', as r Oi-i. ft, was $;iiir,it:i'. J'ciniliK Ihhikm last week follow: Oct, 1 Mae St en ins, lo niter a tul repair a kumxo -on Oak be tween Ada inn and WnHhinn(on, ; work to com Oct. 1 H. J. NlelHcn, to erect ti unc-Htory brick IhihIuckh building on Adams avenue helween t.reen wooil dial Hemlock ' for Lowell WmiantHon, to rout l I,l!(iO. Oet.,1 (. !. Mackitian, to erect a slunlioanl on AiI:hmk between Spruce nnil Maple, to coht $fi. Oct, It It, (l. Itarrelt, to ereet : a Kiinie on V between Fir atnl (Jreenwootl, to eo.'U $Mt, Oct, A Cameron ami Hrnxw, for II. Wannhidz. to irect a one-story i-i'Hldciicn huihliiiiT on Niat h he tweeri .t and N, lo cost $:i.oihi. Oct, fi Itay (loodnoiiirh. to aller and repair a one and a half story home on Second hei ween Adams and Washington for .Moiim Marks, work lo cost $'Ut). Fire Prevention Week Under Way Over The State 1 HaVKM, Ore., Oct. 7 Sp-clal) "HelievinK that every effort ex erted now In behalf of precaution' attains! fire will yield abundant future returns in the conservation nf precious human lives and valu able properties," Governor I'alter Non has proclaimed the week nf October li to l: inclusive. Fire Prevention Week In Oregon ami nitres (he people of the slate to orfani'rt' In a conceded effurl toward the reduction of the tre mendous fire waste In the Hi ale ami nation through the elimination of the causes thereof. "The ana ui I loss of life and property by fire In the slate and nation is enormous.", reciter the governor lit the preamble of the proclamation. "Last year the th.n-s fi e to-ss am'ounleu lo .4 f ..." . iMHi.iini) and that of the state of . Oregon to $fi, 70ll,IHI(l. tip lo-Sep-temlier 1st of Ihe present year Ore gon's fire Ions a moulded to ap proximately p.ntm.onn, not Includ ing Hi' tremendous devastation visited upon our (treat rarest . wealth. Fully Nil per cell! of UllK Urns Is nlirfhutahlc to carclcHtmrsH and thoughtlessness," "Governor Patterson's proclnnm-, tfon, issued in eonfa-mlty to that .of President Hoover, marks the official opening of the statewide campaign of olmervatu'e of Fire Prevention Week In Oregon, linden the sponsorship of the Oregon Stat' Fire ( 'hieiV association, working in coopernllon with the State Kim Marshal department," says President Ivan I., Pearson, of the chiefs' ansuclation. "The fire chiefs and the civic organisations ate responding heartily to the ap peal for cooperation and we an ticipate a imiHt successful cam paign, which we Intend to follow up throughout the year." THE GARDEN sow ri.oui.it m;i;is this I ' LI. . Fall miw lug nf eeri.it n I lower ; seeds has proved to be such a sub- j Mautlal success that up-to-date I gaiileners make It a point to get j the btllU ol their annual seed in Ihe j ground before the n 1 on nd t ree-s j ami snow files and that much work I is out of Ihe way of the spring) rush. I'llo tfro.it ailvanli't;,' ttf tlilHj tall xovvlni; it. Dial aaiiual.H aro ; ooullntf Into hlooin in t h.- r.l , I'V tin- Unit tllo lat. Itiltus lta'f ! pawil antl tit,- in tall hlow atlt-t' ! Iho latrnl of MoolM ot tin- Iris MO! ft ( ELECTRIC SERVICE STORE 1112 Adams Ave. -- Phono Main 12 i. II. E. Williams mm. tlM) Chlr )-0(,oU AitK. C ty ('hosier II. lNipic Tlio above plans show a very convenient layout. I 'pan entering I ho main en I ranee hall wo 1 1 ml entrance to the diiilnjr-rooni, slalm, , I nnil seeond floor, coat closet, ami hvlK-iooni. which Ik two Heps be low the level of the entrance hall. These steps add Kraut ly to the dec orative possibilities ' or ttie liVinK rootn. The kitchen u well lij-'hti i" and Iimh cross-ventilation, lo say noth- iiiK of llio convenient dinhm nook land rear entry In which the refrfir- erator is located. The seeond floor has two bedrooms, hith of which enjoy cross-venillall'in. ample light and furniture space, with an abun dance of closet room ami minimum area devoted lo hallway and bath- ; room. i The exterior walls of this pottage would be bcHt in wood shingle or I clapboards with wide exposure to . the, weal her and stained it neutral shade, leaning lo a cream color with a da rk -green wood shingle roof with about six different shades of green being used. The brick chimney cropping out at the rhlgp I there is no hiatus In continual color In Iho garden. .Most useful of all the nnnuals for fall sowing arc the annual popples, both Ihe Shirley ami tin opium types. Thero Is a revival of. Interest In the latter, thn huge, peony-like blooms which have aroused much admiration a ft er being in eclipse for some years due, lo the popularity or the! Shirley types. The weakness" of the opium type, showy as it Is, is j Ihe shortness of its blooming per- ! lod, a single plant producing no I more lhan three or four blooms while a well-grown Shirley will: produce scores. For continual poppies, the first i I sowing must be made this fall. These will be first to flower next I Vl'lllV Nl'Vl wni'lmr mull.. 11 tw.l Itmi I mho "e paims i mm rum seed will come Into bloom just as (he first crop Is waning. A third ! wowing will carry the display well , through the summer. i Tho fall Hown poppies cotne Into ! bloom Just in time to prove beau- j t i I'd I companion pleccH for the stately delphiniums. The red I1 landers or American Legion pop py with the deep blue larkspurs, the Ughlcr pink, rose ami salmon hues with the lighter blues make as beautiful a color combination as can he found iu the garden, it should be borne in mind that red and blue arc complementary col ors and Mn- two should be id the Kama Intensity Tor most ettVethe harmony. Pale blue and pink are merely full blue and full red di luted with White. It Ih best ti) buy new Need of Shirley poppies each year rather lhan lo trust to home-grown Heed. The strain runts out because few gardeners take the trouble or have the heart to destroy blooming plants that are not as pure of color as they ought 10 be. (n ihi.s way the color degenerates. Commercial seel is harvested only from selected plants. No I consideral Ion of decoration enters j Into It and tin- edors are kept, up j to standard. ri'GI'A II M AYOR l-'lM; FIG FN F, Ore., Oct, 7 (AP H. M. Wilder, mayor of F.ugei paid a flue In police court he hu overtime parking. A Ucema n lunged his automobl . , S liM'l I) TO M; Po- I I'MOKNIN, Ariz., Oct. 7 (AI-) lllthartl .Nawlt I tiii't itv h, ln-yoar-olil t'hi-ai;o yottlh. was itiitotirol tii hatiK I'rhlay. I iic-uthoi' 1:1. tor iho nnirdor of ,laoU Martin, M.'sa, Ari., Halfstnan. Have Your Home Wired for Convenience Adequately planned elec trical wirinp; in the mod ern home contributes lo the convenience and cont rol1 of the occupants in many ways. Plenty of o 1 o c t v i c outlets into which lamps, radio and household appliances can be Conveniently pluirtred are a necessity that should not he overlooked when building or re liodelin!f plans are considered. CONVENIENCE IN BUNGALOW ! - v A line should, of course, bp nf dark red wire cut brick, using cither gray or buff color chimney pots. Windows may ho eilh'T, steel or wood casement or the old-fashioned box frame windows, which still are a very practical wltplow. .Shut tern should In any event he em ployed and be painted a true Co lonial hluc-gropn, as should also ttll exterior sheet metal work, such as hanging gutters and downspouts. The main entrance door is beau- j tf fully framed with delicate mold-! Improvement Gossip Iiccorullng Hclug Dime- t iip noma ol 1 uugem MlUerln:,' Is being papered, painted 'ind Kal- sotnlned by t he Conlldgc 1 'al.it slum. "KnitghlnK in" Completed The wiring in the walls oi "roughing In" of the new addition to the Grande Untitle hospital tins been finished by V. Talbott. electrician. However. the lighting t been Jn fixtures have not v Htatled. . . . ' ' l ccilniciim Here "HIM'' Morgan, technician of the I'ecrlesM liatllo company, spent two days here this week with Spaeth's Plumbing and Heating company. j Install Iron Fireman A n I ron Fi rerun n was Installed this week for tho Grande Itonde meat company on Adams avenue by thei Spaeth Plumbing and Heat ing company. Iron Ftremuti installed The Spaeth plumbing and Heat ing company has Inslalled tin iron Fl renin u for t he Suodgrnss and Zimmerman mortuary. Another of these Fireitian has been Installed In ihe Lot Snodgrass building on Adams avenue, Itiislness Trlii L. It. Ilanilelield, of the Spaeth Plumbing and Heating company, went to Pendleton Saturday on business. Itcpnpci'hitf House '. W. Kane, of Noah's Paint shop, i.s ivpnperlng a hoiihc for W. K, Ashman, of Cove ami Albany streets. Work began Thursday.. Install nummii Healing Plant A steam heating plant was In stalled al Ihe home of A. W. Lef lel on !ui .Main avenue. Mr. Shaw. i of the Commercial Sales company, j of Portland, assisted Nuie Zweltot w hen he Inst, 1 Med a eo-i 1 stoker New Wall Paper Fashions Just nvelvfd the latent stylen ami derdgti!i tu wall papers. Then is tt color and pattern to pleaso the most evading. No muitrr wh.n you want, feel tun r v have eomcdtiliiK to pleaso you. Why not reps per' your roonut with these smart, ntw iIcsIrhh? NOAH'S t 4lll2-0 .10 ojul I LI Li 0 I 1 J - -WWWM 'nil ingc, enameled In cnain and ac cented with a delicate blue-green. Hardwood floors aro used through out and a Colonial mantel piece is j to hi' found in the living-room, j The foundation walls are of con- ; crele construction and (he warm ! air furnace ami other utility feat ure! are to be found in the bnse iucnt, which haa a cement floor. it is estimated that this little house can be built for between 5,1)011 and l,00i)', exclusive of heating and plumbing. j the same house. j Itcpulrcd Al'ler l-'lri J. .Miller, of Noah's Paint shop, j repapered and kalsomlned the Lai Grande garment factory after the recent fire there. ; Connect Oil Itunicr Nate Z wolf el recently connect ed the Itay Oil burner for the de hydrator plant. 1 lusinll Healing Plant W. Vedder has had n steam heat ing pl.'int installed In his home on Adams avenue, Nate Xweifel doing the work. Wm-K Practically Completed Tho painting of tho exterior of the Hotel Taylor In Maker by (he Goolldgc paint shop is practlc comideted. Hy Papering rinisheil The papering or Claud I! home has been completed. Kal-onilnliij: j WVKlt'V Marl lonalil'M home fin V . jg. .ri ; lataaawMffi'iMiMMMBaaaEeaii HOW IS YOUR It will not be long until the rain and siiqz'J will lest the roof. And if you have not already fixed it, it may be too late when the rain comes. We have just unloaded another big carload of ' JOHNS-MANVILLK R00F1XG and we are surely prepared to supply you with the right kind of roofing to fit your particular need. The name JOHNS-MANVILLK spells QUALITY. 1802 Covo IIWnU( Itl'CIt kil tKlllll I tl"I tile ('(HlllllK'' I'llilll Hllflll. Judging Team To Ke present uregon OHKIiON KTATF. I 'Ol .I.KO K. ('0r-al)lH, Oft. 5 Oretfon will liKalll , hi- n lMim rlcil at tin- National Ilalrv Mhoiv al St. Louis thirf vcar . by a juilcintf train of four hludentH : u III) will CtHiltete uith groups I from more than 30 other states ! of the union. Four students have been Selected for the trip and will have her Sunday in chai'Kr- of 1'. I M. Ilrandtj head of the dairy de : paitilienl. i Hryan fJtrdon and . TI. I Mrandt, Silverton: .Mdville Ubdiey, j Horinw. and If. li. Ma It by. Alsea, an- lh four Mdorted, Three will : ciiiiipris the htoeti Jinl';in t-atti ' and t hree th' products judiiiK : K-roup. S l''or many year the tiinM of Ore-' nr.ji students to the national show i havi' been made pssMdo ibi-ounh ' activities of the dairy club here In i mil kin;; necessary funds through I sal' of Ice cream bars at campus ' athh-tio and other events. Kn route the tfl'oup will visit eollefjen ; s Tl My fiSl$. lirc',s ? 1 : ftfM9L chilly auaxn. I rudrro f-g-M (na:;e up ant! !V$;C, down a slant to j fTr- t?Av5"Cf a" a slave to PtulleA:;, Turn to the HART OIL BURNER it is 10 years ahead of the field . THE HART VACUUM FEED SYSTEM Most others are "force feeir' burners. Vacuum Feed elim inates noisy, troublesome pumps. ! Only one moving port on entire i burner. 2. Triple ATOMIZATION-E.YCrU-! Slk'E. Turns oil inio foii-liko mist, j Oil hums vnmpletely. No dirty, wasteful residue, - . r Kivry UAHT bears thn svnl of approval of thn I'ntlrrwriters Laboratory Nate Zweif el Start the Winter with a Properly Working Furnace Now just as the cooler dnys are coming' on have t:s put your furnace in proper shape to assure you plenty of heat when winter actually arrives. We are experts on any furnace-hot air, hot water or. steam. A phone call will bring us. Lynch Fir Stiect Home Lumber & Coal QUA LIT V MUST Call us for any kind of building materials. Wall Paper & Paint. You will like our service. Unci PMM-riinent xtiillona in fall-1 . fiirnlii, KiinmiH. Minaouri ami Wit.-, CZKCIIS WI V.T CO.MI'in ITKIX vhmve .! --z..i.o-hiov.c- Mtla, wlik-li i rioo.K il witn aiwti- ' am rir. is not pilttinK "V tariff harrit'l-s lo mi'.-t AmerKvin rotllpfli- : lion, fhe Is moiliTiilxInir In m-v. . mn HilneK whiell would produce 1"0 'rnr a (lay, Cleriuaay Is the best customer m Czecho-Slovakia after the .I'nited Stafs. AlthotiKli duty on German cars is lower lhan that on Ameri can tars, yet American machines are In favor, not only because llwy s '11 cheaper but also of their en durance power. Kl;hleen per cent of the car.s Imported 'r!"' ll' .Nnierlcans- as compared with 7:t per cent Inst year. The falling off of Imports is d-'e to the K'eat i:icrase iu do mestic 1 ';:eelio-Sbcak maiittract nr inj producllotii s(H-i) i.ioron to moit i-'Aini? I'OUTI.AND, (He. (Jet. fi t,Ai')--l.otilc HeliiilaK, proprietor of u pool hall at Trouidalc. near her.-, was in the county jail tod:y 3. There's a model for every heatini; need .... inctiuliug a mod.-l specially designed for warm air furnures. 4. HART ownership is made cay ami pleasant by a small do'vn payment and our lihrn'.l (irumcu plan. Let lit show you bow to cn ioy a lifctitae of CAUKFHEE IIKA'IV' ' - - -o Plumbing Co, Main 179 ROOF? Co. Phono M-2 IS. li.iiii.rt ultli pimu-wliin "f 11m""'- form, rimil:iiiuil Hint luinim, ,,,.. o A. Johnson, Hinierlntencl- or m liixliuiuiin weiv Hi I "f IlH' Miiltlioimih roimly poor I lliimr from HHnilnK, i mmm jmK&i fm 1 Xay9 I Yon'Sl bQ delighted wSth the , Esaaasicll-Kote ecoratisig Set. Get Yours Today Save 1.25 mm stencils, one individual stencil worth at least $1.25 free v. ith the purchase of a half pint can or more of Acme Qualily Enamel-Koie (Rapid Drying). This special offer is made to demonstrate how easy it is to do your own ' decorating with Acme Quality Enamel-Kote. Iacme quality FLOOR-ROC VARNISH W. K. Gilbert Co. For the latest thing in protection TODAY'S home calla for a harmonious roof of well-blended tones. And now, anyone can have such a roof laid right over the old one, in quick time and at low cost with the Certain'teed Speedlay Shingle We believe every home-owner will be interested in this new Speedlay Shingle. It is made up of five separate shingle units in one, each of dis tinctive width and coloring. The pattern it provides on your roof is so different and at tractive that everyone admires it. Spcedjays are mineral -surfaced and their lustrous colorings are permanent. They will last for years, and provide beautiful protection against weather and fire hazards. Come In today nnd inipect our line of thcta new and omarinB ihinles. The value if out standi nti when cotnpareJ with other material cif similar type. tarn-, MUI.TI - WIDE Tie bciiiilijul wmj lo graatur protection Van rotten Lumber Co. Phone Alain 732. I Modernize Your Bath at Low Cost It really costs so little to install the right fixtures in the bathroom ; and, once they are installed, yen will experience a justifiable pride of pos session. From tho large stock of fixtures here, you can easily select the ones best suited to your needs. Choose the items you need and let us ntod ernize your bathroom be fore Winter comes in earnest. m si a n 'ii aa M W 51 4 a is a w ti m ti Fred Spaeth Acme Quality Furniture Decoratinrf Setl c i r One unfinished vva'J shelf, (knocked down) three matched I Acme Quality Floor-Roc Var nish isn lasting protection for your floors. It dries hard and smooth and will not show heel or water marks, $1.35 IVr. t. 'iCoiuioc j Colorful roof 4 n u n 1 H - P Ml V ' v ' M i irf Js Jlontgoincry Ward & Co. are next door to u s. j SSlSSSSIBBaaailBIIBIBEllIH