La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 17, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, i Tel.rmiry 17,'lIKiO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Seven j v' .Fi-b. 15 A. niilniPH,' lei build ,n .dwelling p(ace on Abler Hired j w..".-i.-ii . linn u uvcntici,, io com lift VBUILDING TOTAL REAfHES $15 050! DEA TJI II A TE IN Two Permits Taken out in i ',: U. S. GAINS FOR COLONIAL HOME FITS MODERATE SIZED LOT Week F. A. Balmes to Build, $2,000 Home. Two more permits, tolnling $2,- Jiiit, were taken' out hi l.ti .Ciandi MEN OVER 37 XMW YitltlC. AI') lr. Kugene lyman t i'lsk," medical director oft lilt Life Kxiensitm liislllolo' told ! 1.. tii.nl mill fn- ftm ...... I .-i. . ... .. ., ..... . ! 'l . hw.mik ui llitljil If 'IS IH I IIP I UUCP J'JSCCUIIVOh' tho II. K. fi'Hrlen warehouse near club ihat the death rate of Anu ri the V. 1. Ipol, and thn other for , runs beyond the age of 37 In on tho construction of a new; resl- ! the Increase .while nth civ civilized ilinc-o huiliiliur-nn Alder Kiwi. countries show an Improvement at This brings thn tntal for Volt- ! every period of life. . . rnary to i;.iflftnnd tho tola! 'for He also - declared that in "this !i:tM to $lit,0.ii0; n muclt greater ' country the- man over 4 f suffers I figure than for a corresponding H lime in l!(3. ' - , The razing of the warehouse, is S Wilrcady under, way, 'with a oon- f fddoruble number of workmen em ployed. This in necessary to make room for J he now X'. V, depot to bo built- In la Ornndo this year. . The permit Issued last week, nroording lo the city records, fol low: . Ken. 12 W'llllarn, Henderson, for H. K. O'Hrien. to wreck two-story frame wnrohnuse on Jeiferson lio -tween lppot .and tolin. work to particularly , from "surh chronic ailment as tlwjse affecting the heart, blood vessels and kidneys" and .thai those disease were, on an Increase in this country alid on a decrease elsewhere. He daid . his statistics wort1 based on the years from 1 ftlif) to.l9:!S.. tait Aitoi T Tin: sa.mf, VAinnTON Pel). IS (AP) j William Howard Tnft wan said by ' Mm plivsirlatiH to lio rpsfim? qnlPtly today and that thPro'had hpen no i nifttonal chano in liin rondlilon. SPLINTERS 1 NTo. S7 .'' . Official Publication of 1 THK VAN PETTEN LOMBER CO. Vol. t It will. soon he' time i lament, ordered hy for K a I s omlnliti?. i us from the cement Don't forget that we plant at Urne. Ore ha vo VKIAtONK I ion i uesdav morn- wall tints In Revere InK was part of. the toen colors in hulk, I walls of the Mapkryrioor that you. iiuha liny T just -'what' you IhuildlnK' "Wednesday need. i f,t (i r n o o n. .- ireMU-nt was -poured "('onductor! TI e l'p ... mo off this train." I by 1. J. Lilly. , l.a flrando Is starting Llie. litM building "ou see.-l m stout and 1 have to pet off the train backwards. season in snappy :Jie porter thinks I'm I fashion. KottinK on and wives 1 i me a shove back on aain. I m five sta tions past ruy.dentiu niion now."-'' VftN PEITEN SLUMBER CO. When starling In (o paint old furniture. i;et an extra can of iialnl to -finish off the few spots on thn I'or pprini; - ue try I'KAfOCK :eoal In the range. A. nuiek; hot fire. No soot Or 'I hate dumh worn- Aba. a woman hat- 1 ;liilP ElTfefeit- I. I 1 v:' :Kflfi4 . I . " -; ':- .,,:::.. ''.. ''. '.v--':- llv ltio AsstM'lalcd PreKs ibis early wllh' narrow clap- j to' present n harmonious settlnir.in- Connecticut colonial used -m construction or tnu ;ciuue rows oi i lowers oonicruiK me . . r...i i.t U.. I ....I.,.. ...l.l.., 1 n-n lie fi'iii.i tln ntilvn ni'fi iti' I n I lm stvle home, suitable for a lot from ,,, ,...;i.,! nt rf,.,.i ti- " I rmni iiiu ivhn t.-m.j mw vm-i-iwni 7j to lii.O feet in widh, lias-mark- There Is a side porch and a two- for the entrance, with, shrub's " ed'isimplleltv of construction with car garage in ilu; rear. , In addition ! around ijie side porch.' ; j the exception of detail emphasiv.eil . to the kitchen and spacious living! "Usually the'vo-st of such. a; hi'mid j in. tho outside' front entrance, and ,and dining roomw on the first floor, j will range betwen .S.IHMi and ' f insldo- fireplace. 1 ;, . . there are f our bod rooms and a bath (too, , depending 'on wage (CiMf';in;i months and in tlv - J)ark hron'n or van -colored shirv , on the second. ' i various neeiiuns .ami ymnieiMnis 01. ,.,,(,,,. gles on tho roof have been plannel The front yanl garden, planned ;selecled. .! tiliy-picce orchestra concert; 7:H, Andy; &;Au, .John and Neil; n, con cert alhinu: n::!i). concert;, m, Spotlight review. Tim Columbia Itroadcastlng sys tem program for 'luesdny lotlows: a::io. oriheslra: ; to 7, I'aut White- Alex 1 donlt know which glH to take to Iho picture . show.', j .Will Why not toss up? Alex t-1 have but It didn't come out. right. . ' ''-'; i .. ' OSK OI-' l.IKK'H tiltKAT l.lOS- KON'H IH TO .KAItNT TIIK IHK- are the lamo flowering, long tcmmcd sweet peas and are it meat improvement hi comparison wllh those older types of a few years ago, . . j ll Is a hulsm that your sweet peas will ha no better 'Jui n the xoll preparations you make for ; them. t is - a common practice among successful sweet pea grow ers, to dig a trench IS to 24 Inches deep and mix thoroughly with the sail, barnyard fertilizer, sheep ma nure or In (hi1 absence of these a liberal uuanllly of steamed bone meal ami a few pounds of agri cultural sulphur. i The sail should 'contain consid erable homos such as h af mold or any other organic matter. In fresh ly turned sidl. open a furrow three, or four Inches dei-p. sow the needs In the bottom of this furrow at the rale of about one ounce to about , i Ho or J't feel. Cover the seed to I a depth of one Inch, firm- the soil (o the seed, leaving u loose mulch , of soil on lop. Do not sprinkle or . j Irrigate for with proper planting I there should he sufficient innis i tme to germinate the seeds with- out 'Iho application of additional! vnti't. Sprinkling; crusts the sur- i face, excludes (he ait', and some times causes poor germination. 1 Provide n trellis and train the1 -young plants up as soon as (hey ha;o tendrils. While the plants ate young (hey should be thinned. , to give them room to develop. The l lowers . should be picked every day. after blooming season com mences. ; If left to Inatnre seeds the. Dowering seasoivwlll be short ened, for once the plant has suc ceeded in. maturing .Hh seeds, II j lias eoinpleled Its life cycle. i . It is well to keep the sweet pens; thoroughly watered Tor tho first few. weeks of their growth, 1 but ! when the blooming season begins, j loo much water may cause' the hud:. to fall from the stems, In which case sprinkling or irrigation should cease, and cultivation should follow,, leaving a loose mulch of soil on the surface. Do not col li vote too deeply or too close to the plants themselves as there h danger of ViMturhing the root sys tern. i, Sweet peas ate one of (he most popular garden flowers. Where the ; w Inters ate mild they may bo noun during the fall and winter 1 higlicr altitude!' climates, . In the early ' spring. The cultural directions are, very, much the same in cither case, j ' The selection nl' seed may Well ; I be determined hy following advices : of better class seed bouses which ' usually offer a selnellou of t!- j cb nicest colors and varlil ies, ; $5.00 S-A-V-E $7.00 by installing a Johnson's Automatic coal stoker, surprisingly low priced. N - ., ,' . ' (' 1 ,'"'' ' ' Now on display in our show room. LYNCH PLUMBING GO. ' ' ' ' MAIN 179 ' - ITKSDAY I'UOMI.WIS .Tho Nallonul HroiMlrnstinK oinn-. panv pi-u-rrjiin tor liHHil:ty fnl Ihivh: 8 to V ii. in.. Happy 'I Inns. rt:4li tu. 10. "liniiH! n-rvlrf talk;, 10:;lCi tu.ll.f3ii Vn.inaii';i lnanazltic; .mil lo Al liorji iiT Air:.'?-: lfi Hi !:3(l. fliltr talk Ini- cllilllion; 4 In 4:3", yotor'H KM-vln1: r. rllu. -Arouml Worlil program; fi, concert; 7. I ni.'in'H oii'limlia: 7 to 7:30, .Mr. ami ! HltKNfH ' IIH1 WIMJV K.V'I'S t lr..u .1 I In l. ! ' AVII ril'iviivu .OJil'prt i. . i M.;loi,ititH. Il:3ll In 1". fapt, Ail- IZW THAT HVIilt V HP MAN It K hiiih program: 10 to 12, dance mil- : 1X IH KNTITI.KIl 'I'd II1S Ol'IN- lc. Improvement Gossip 'Mi I Wfl'lH'ljjlWjll.".'! OF INTERIOR DECORATING ONE critical glance around your house will reveal a great er or lesser need for Spring tiecorating; for dealing away Winter's dirt; for brightening faded colors; for fresh ening drab walls. You and your surroundings should be as ' cheerful as the season. You will be, if you enlist the ser vices of P5ugg. Our workmen are specialists in papering, calciinining. plas tering, painting, refinishing and cleaning. Our materials are of superior quality., Our prices are moderate. QJ(B(B IPADNT CD. "FOR OVER 30 YEARS" Tncumii , KVl (Tt'.akc) 7 to S, records; S to 3:30. features and . HS pro grams: 3: an. MIS: 1, Serenaders; 5. features: 6:3fi to !. silent; '.(, I IS; ;j.M. cfinKm:i;(tM':i. 'i-J., ..?,. ..,,! or-.'an. Spokane KIIQ r.'MiUc) W:i't, morjilng program; S. Nil; !. feature; !:4fi. MIC; Jl!, musical programs; J:30, XIH'; 4. I Nippy Harmonies; 5:3H. NH ': 1 I. popular music. KtiA (HTokc) 0, Melody Aces; 7, musical comedies; S, ensemble; ;, miintet; 10. reiiuests. I'oi'l la nil K,(iV , (fi2ok; 7:iri. morning program; H, conlilng school, news; !i:tr. Nllt; 11:3 ti, musical pro grams; 1. markets; ' 1 :30, Nlh'; :t, i auction bridge; . B :3i. music; 4, N'lK"; 10, Cecil and Sally: 10:10, concert; II to 12, dance hand. KMX (llSiikc) 4. classical ami popular programs; 8:30, novelties; ii, studio and dance; Jl:30, news. t Scuttle -K.IR (070kc) ft, musical pro grams; 7, musical comedy liour; fi. ensemble; !i, quintet; in, sunshine hour: II, ric Mayers orchestra. KO.MO (Jiiokc) &:3o. MtC; la to I L':3rt. or gan. San I-'inui'lsco KPO (fJSMkc) 5:0, news; C, con cert; . 7,. dance music; . 8, l. opera company stars; 0, Cecil and Sally; y:lo, musical capers; 11 lo ilnuce music. KKlu: (til (ike) r::to, Edna Kis cber; ti, CHS: ,7:3n, features; CHH; in, I'Yanlt Watanalje; Dcl'i lo 1, dance niiiisic. s . ix-nver KOA (S:mke) 4:30, markets; fi:3D. NDC; Ji:40, concert orches tra and male quartet; 0:30 to 11, NIK. Angeles Kill tniike) 0, CHS: 7:30, fea tures; in, news: 1 0 1 i r , dance mu sic; 1 U to I . organ. KNX (JOiiOkc) r.:l, kiddles pro gram; (. organ: 0:30, string en semble; 7, popular science; 8, fea tures; 10 to 1. dunce, music. KIT (tHokc) fi:4f, stock rnar keis: 0, N'UC; 8:30, concert or chest ra; 1 1, news. , Salt lake Oily KSJ, (U30kc) f.. novelty pro gram; r:3ii, Nitf; 9, mixed fpiar . let; s:3i. Nli; 10, dance hand; 11, MJdnight hour. Oakland KOO (Tnnkr) NI1C; 11 to 1 2. dnnce music, KI.X (SSOkc) fi. concert trio; 7. pews; 7:30, features; '.t, Feho.M talk: I: 1 .1, concert; lo In II. danc music.. Ut,S. UK MAY ItK WJION Hl'T THAT IS HIS HI SINKSS. i To I'ortlaml M.r. and Airs. Xale-Zweifel went I to I'ortllmd this weekend on busl- I lie . wopuer w hat causes the ness. - . night, or uuw: ' ' ; v , , 1 He It Is probably urged on by Hcdcencntlng- . .thij spur of the moment..,,., , ,.. ), Tho MviHg-t'ofht oompii iiywiiarte-l' ' .' ' ' ' ; ' rcdecorailug loday al tlie Utile, Suitor Sir, I want to speak loShop in the Snmmer building. This . you aboue your daughter! j company will also redecorate the t-'ather 'Thank goodness -4 r Cinderella shop this week. The I thought that you were selling in-1 work is progressing at the Knler- 1 suriince. I prise court house, and the painting ! '... and papering at the Saciijaweu Inn j I'Vom a Itochester, N. Y. church j'1 moving ahead. program: i . "I ho Offering; 'I-Yeely ve have ! IvtwJHo Work freely give." I "he nleetrlc work In the little, mi op is neing none ny tne n and m j Klcetrlo company. Kitchen Convienience From Proper Plumbing A new while enameled, one-piece sink and drain board with a swinging spout combination .will add greatly (0 the convenience in your kitchen. Ask for prices. SHELLWORTH-GOECK PLUMBING & HEATING CO. PHONE MAIN 909 On Elm St. IJelween L. G. Natl. Hank and Stage Depot BSllIIlHHIHIIIIIiliHFaEEIIBB received, Anthem: "Search me, O (loH. Q J. '.'-'', THE GARDEN ; HciNilWnu: J . KollowinK tho rrnp.it fire at the I tConllilKi' Paint whop now paper in 7 m . KiM(. i(, cover Hie itanianc A KVI:I:T I'lvA IMtOfJHA.MMI-: 1'nr a contlniiutlon'nr lilooin, the Wis'lr of Work necoiiil planttnx of Hweet lleiiH iiiny i Aproxilnately a week of work ho ninile ilnilnif Ki-lintnry. ..In the rcrnnliid to he ilnne In Hie Union hllfhor liltltuilCH nMMj, Into' im Pacific Hlnt-c ilcnil on Ailams ave Mnrcji Is ilcHlritblc. Kpr.aiilitnor iiiik nenws from. Mnli iirnkn miph. II KlowlllB of mvcet ieo In Callror-1 H e.xpecleil llial tlie rcmoilellim' nla. tile Karly KlowoMtiK HpiincelJ anil ilceoratlni; will lie coinpletcil type ban heen ilovclopeil. TliPrtc : by lcb. L' l or Iffi. !ave 15 to 50 on your fuel cost alone with the Iron Fireman OFFICE CAT TAiimin NOVIX JilHt fill In tho fulHHlnif wonl.. anil you have a winter' 'rctt'llni;: (rl Whirl We.l l-t-J " t.ito no ia nivorcn , Jtemotse. !Tllr!..iSy5 BED HffH DINING 'iwmzzmM Enjoy the' Very ' Latest Conveniences STYLES in home building, too, arc under going continual change ... Intensive re search brings out now and more practical materials. New plans are formulated to bring about n more convenient arrangement of space . . .These modern conveniences may nil be incorporated in YOUK home. We'll be glad to show you, at your leisure, how these changes may be most economically made. HOME LUMBER & COAL CO. 1. ; l The recent cold spell conclusively proved. ' ' to Iron Fireman users that they are saving 15 per cent up to GO per cent over ' ' any other method of heating, including , " oil or hand firing of wood or coal. ' FRED SPAETH It Will Pay You TO ASK US . FOB PRICES ON Plumbing and Heating Material Before Buying From Anyone WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY NATE ZWEIFEL 1.1M Jefforsoil 1808 rove Main 2IH "Qi'AiiTV and sriiviri:"