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'-Page Six LA -GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, Monday, Octolwr 28,.llJ29'.! BUILDING WORK IN FALL SLUMP Only One Permit Issued . Last Week Total for , Year Now $309,455. LIVING-ROOM IS FEATURED . Thft natural slowing up of now ronstrueibtu in I . trande, which roil i cm finuunllv iliirintr the fall months, hiiH started In Hits rity, it Jh Indleuled by I ho building rec ords: (it the oily iwunli'i-'H office, J)nrlfitf tlin hint w-f-U only om per mit WHH iKSItl'lI. t lift I tO ('. I''. I.liiyil to llltnr iimi repair a Karafe on Adams between I'lit'i'ry anil Halm, Ihu work to. com fi5. ..So far til Jh month, however, the permits )niVi held Up in exccllenl Hhiiie, Willi the running total for iletnh'T -.now lit $IS.nfr. During Iho first .nine inonthK of the year Iho new ?o!iHtriieil(in amounted to nearly $:iim,iio.i. Including an nn nfficlul firiU.ntiu ror the Ka stern Oregon Nnrinul school, : Vhn present (ofnl for the year lfl ai!-4rri. Although new worl: Ih slacking ip, lilltny building projects ,tre Underway in the elty, Jnrhidihrr 1h re-building of llto I IxUlcy formerly known (in the Star, sev eral evidences, etc. PARK CHILDREN VISIT RONDOS A LUMBER PLANT ; Improvement Gossip - ,7. lt ' i.'.i,-. ,: :;fr a - -..1:3, - ir -spwiLT a '- 1 Call's mi:iiIih-. Willi. i .,r ' I f'Hl 'I'll.- Kvii.lm: Cll,:..-rv.-r I to (Vow f- . p 'JO. o o I ,- w U n.'.'.N. i.y ui' I,. 'in,; B . h J'l '" fcr V;1" r f" Hi. t-P-K-w 1 III .'.. 1:1 1 i ill !:; m 111 B1"0'IIO JJ m il 1. 11 rjiTfn r a , . (nl Ji ...... 'II " 'JU ' -1 'i 111. 1 - jj a....:.- .. lfl in 1 he I'IHii I'litterlii( The I,. D. H. imniNement hull, tfeeoiul Wurrl, Ih heintf HlneeOe(J and plitHlered iiy llnrry Hoffman. XI e alno Iimh riiilHhed pkiNterhiK a new homo for (leoi'Ke yynian on 0(i k Htreet ami Iimh a erew of pldMlererH hiiHy In the Interior of tile new theater that i re.ilaehiK the Klar. The front of HiIh huihl InK Ih (o he a huff eolor of 'ali fornla Htiteeo. The plant itImk uf the (Irande Itonde hOHpHnl Ih eom pjeied except for a couple of day work. Iteinmlcllni; The Martin l-'llzKerald home on ".O" avenue him JiihI lieen remod eled by (looilnaiiKh C- ley. (. ,. JChi.'1'l Ih doiiiK lh paiiitlnK. J)n(n Hlnlr Work ' The IjS (Jrninle ( 'onnl met Ion & Many of it' ilered l.y Ihe Kiiy In I'titn! It Ih a I'elle the really c!li detid.dly lint Miiyi-ty .-ih I't Tie' nioXt favored i:,fini. lliOH" uhich toillhllle tii-ri ti-i in Ih in modern l Ino or proper c(.Miiinaten surl; x. ivieh thin:; you have mav pos hi'm a e'l.'trui of ii;; own. Tue.i-i h'T, they may seom iaiiMfsil-ie. J riSteju! O! t ryhOf I't f:i(Heeze In one more moderniM e (1. y "n, (i- V effect Of Chine;:- dli'i;..!! will) the edd fashioned red r m, It mi;; lit he heller to litalte nun that the ennemhle It jlliMH ou. the heauty ot each. What a re I he must import aid fealliren uf a particular room? The windows-, far in;tanre, are iinlfacd In the sketch in which. Iiy tlr way, the drapery effect will repay close Hi itdy. 'I'll" pop itli. r diamond mot if wallpaper Is happily married here to a colorful chilli,. This eonildna ilfni uiii live In peno wifli eitii-r plain carpel in)-? or 'fiK'Ured ntHs, I Hooked lUKH sliotihl he' especially ' U iendly.. Another ood .' team." ' properly chost'ii. for llvitif,' room r.r hall is scenic wallpaper with flora 1 cr tonne, t 1. 00k i lie; at the floor may he modeM, lnil it is unconif orta lile If conl lined. Wise decorators draw more distinctive than the walls the eye to more restful levels. Thei-et iM-e, coo- and design of Wil h phi in wa lis. figured ray's diapeifes should he more decided . would naturally draw the eye than those oT the waits. If yon down and therefore figured have flKiired wallpaper, avoid Hie , overdrup'-rics are needed tu raise Iiy 101 vii 11t10rder ( (ihsi-rver 1 oresioiident TIIK f'ARIC fSpeclal) Miss f!mce I-'ishke, teachi-r of t ho l'ark ifctund took the cliililren from the ' third Krade to the eighth grades inclusive. ihroiiKli the .siuddard ; c idopaiiy's niili and planer and also 1 the Ikix factory 'for erlucational : purposes. .Miss Kiske had the as- risia nee of ,1a ines Smith. M rs. Clenola 'anorder and Miss Mary j Vnnorder. The idiildren Koin ; wort Jnra Kline. lieulah Kline. jVfhlrcd Kline, Maryl l,ay. Weldon ; l-'oule. MarRaret Kline. I.aree Mat lelier, Hazel Kline. Kranklln Kline, 1 1 uuh ( 'oinsonie, Hruee Wolfe, j Iluhy .Kline. Krnest Smith. Uay i niond Leslie, l,tda Mae WlKles i worth, l-'Ioyd Vaiiorder, I eat rice ' Leslie, lleno I la tcher a nil Mel via : Smilh. .Mi', and Mrs. (lai-ence Vaiiorder : accompanied hy Mrs. Kenneth anoi'der .motored to I'ondosa ' Thursday. ' Mrs. Keith Kline and small son, i Ralph, also Miss 1'aullne llisheo j i visited Miss ( trace Kisite at the , : Park school Thursday. - (Jeoi-e Me Dow finished haulinK : iliay to the Stoddard hiKKhiK camp' i Friday. Misn IJeulali Kline. Miss Marylj Lay visited at ('. Vanorders Tinirs day. Mrs. (Henna Kline and Miss , Pauline HlKshee hiked to Catherine , Creek Kridav. ! Mrs. Kenneth Vanorder visited' her sister Miss Hazel Wanker Fri day. Frank Harris has almost com pleted the job of fall pfowliiK which he Ih dotny for (leorye Me f)ow and Mrs. lOva 'anorder. M isses I Jen la h and Margaret KUno visited JOlvu and Mary Van cnler Friday. Lloyd (,'ax has left the Park ami has ret urinal to Iav Clraiule. from hlohit on Saturday. - ' if -Hit M. I). Sunay f-chool uisi Mrs, Maltle Shuat, of U( firande, royi)Ily t.ntertatned at the hi-uuit is at the T. IJ. Johnson home help- , . . , , mi ln with the work. ' fl" furm hl,,- Mv' MW The Heliool clerk i Imsy taltlnj? K'ank MHIer on Fridav )nvenin!. tie annual school census. . ; Delicious refreshments and a ph-as- The Vountc People's -Itihle class ant evenim. were enji d hy nil. of solid color j them. uslnp; a chlnl. a ti ha rnioniotis exi rente contrast OVer-lliapeih'S hy or dniiinsk with pal lern. t Mie" dellfihtful enseiulil" I have seen, ((Od for illriinK" room, bed room or small livlnif room. Ih vis it' the nitf is very hold, the larg er pieces t i n nl It.ni e shoti Id not clash '.villi more 'hold designs tiny are het le Covered Willi plain materia: or one with a small In conspii nous pattern. Supply .ompany is K.-ttin-r out flic stab- ork I or the lew I In a 1r Job. me nt obtainable, TIiIh eiiipinent and Hie jas lo be used js supplied I'V I he ,lae; A lien Supply com pany, local distributors. Install Ntnv I loulpuicnf Ititlisi-n hiirnei' inipnii'li t h- .FOiirlh V. Tal is also company. In the hh;h sc hool a! 'doliiir sonic additional wirlna for ( I'liloii. whhh in said lo j;lve ti the Siisaimli Deal at flay Fourth Htreet, IIm-hI rhemlsl ry laboratory e,nlp- The liahllni,' fitureH ai the W lrhl" by C. V. Tnlhall lieen lUiilalli d by a spi elal facioryj A residence ul i; 7 u 7 N. , representalive. C, v. Couderham, iidreid Is heliiK wired by t San Francisco, of the 'I'resto-llle , butt for Mrs. Swaberir. He A finer lawn next springs. NOW! GARDENERS nnd nursory nicn sny fall in the btst time of yenr to mnke new lawns. Also the time to give special care to old lawns. For properly nourished now, gross is hnrtlicr nnd in much bet ter condition to wit liBtund freez ing weather, nnd will linve a hend start for early growth in spriiiK. To assure vigorous growth, better root sys teim,tlioiisaiidi)of liunie owners have come to rely on Viroio. Ccm pletc, 'balanced-1- it a jwWf'V-"-' ''"'S ' '' ' 'i' I (Irande Ifande hospital will be in stalled net Weelc. Widen )rii'ua,v Snod grass & Zhnnieriiuin have Just widened (lie driveway next to their biilldhiK on the Pennsylvania street aide, (lOoduauKh Kelly did tin- job fur them. Mow a House Lowell Williamson, real I or and home b:illder, Is koIiik In move a lare house from the corner of llemlocl; and Adams to a base men! he has prepared on Wash ington avenue. New I louse IVnulCNsliuc ( 'aineron (V Pragg liave the Wormhot, house on "M" avenue well under way. The home is go ing to have side walla of cedar rhillglcM laid to represent sha ke.i. I'luls! Iuk Decorating (ieorge l-'ox is finislilng the dec orating Of the outside Of (Jeorge Lyman's inw liuii.se on Pennsylva nia avenue, So clean, odor loss, can bo sown by handf supplier nH the clcmcntsof plant food grow'mj? thitiRS ncccl. It inrrensco the humus in the soil. It helps check weeds. Clean, odorless, Vtgoro can he applied with your kitchen colander. Just apply light top dressing -no spading! 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Regardless of outside weaiher, t tie Iron Fireman Automatic Coal Burner automat ieally produs just the temperature you like best. And there's no more early morning fire Lndling! No more hourly trips to the. furnaee room! The Iron Fireman does all the hard work for yoti! Thousands of users are enjoying bettor, safer, eheaper Iron Fireman heat. We shall bo glad' to furnish full faets explaining what Iron Fireman ean do for you in your home! Fred Spaeth tf i'-" The richni'SN ..f this conws fiiim the low gestiotl of a double I'Ktt-Nhrlt salln of u h evening bow n hack, the snu train, and the ieh it Is made. rM)i: ririi:i i i'ri SALFM. Ore.. Oct. I'H (AC) I'fforts were luiim made hy tor oner Llod T. lligdon today In lo cate relatives of man believed to ho I. Iluneia, about ;.n years old. w hose body was taken from the Willamette river near Sidney Sun day. Papein found in the pockets contained scrawled names seaivi ly l4cihlo because the body h:id hen in the water sever. il wcekN. but the name Itnneta was deciphered, appearing on a statement from the First National hank of Pittsburgh. SCHOOL BOY INJURED WHEN WAGON UPSETS Hy Mvs. .Nell Khelit (Observer Correspondent ) LOWFIt COVK (Special) .fleorge Mel'lung. 11 12-year-old -pupil of Frosty school, met with i an accident last Saturday when a load of hay turned over and In: j w-.la caught underneath the rack, j HiM arm was broken at the elbow and he sustained several brubW. The stock men are busy getting (heir cattle off the range. The cattle, are reported to be in fine condition. -Mrs. Mary I. Porter, of La ( Orande. Ik visiting at the Neil Klglit home, ,, , T. II, Johnson and family vis ited relatives in High Valley last' Sunday, , . Hoy Alvord. of Loh Angles, C'al.. i i.s visiting old -friends in this vl- ; cinity. Mr. and MrH. . 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