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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE;
Monday, June 30, 1930
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SOUTHWEST INSPIRED ARCHITECT HERE
The Following Appeared in my ad in
Last Thursday's Observer:
SINCE 1913
"All business buildings in La Grande except three
La Grande Hotel High School Court House all
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have been plastered by Harry Hoffman 'of course'."
THIS SHOULD READ-
Since 1913 all business buildings in La Grande
except three have ee.i plastered by Harry Hoff
man. The L Grande Hotel, High School and
Court House were my biggest jobs.
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This houso was Inspired by the
adobe houses of our Southwest with
second story walls overhung with long
gallories, behind heavy grille-work of
which the ladles of the old Spanish
families ( wero wont to while away
the time, observing but unobserved.
The feature of the front face of
this house Is the gallery, if found
more desirable to place this feature
at the rear, to gain more privacy and
possibly overlook the Harden, nothing
more would be necessary than to
switch It on the plan.
The house measures 26 x 38 feet
and was designed for placing on a
plot 50 x 100 feet. Walls are either
of slightly rough textured stucco or
of concrete cast In forms.
A central hall runs the depth of
the house, terminating at a reaf en
trance. Thus the first floor Is divided
into two parts. One Is given over to
the living room: the other contains
kitchen and dining room. The stairs
to the second floor rise from the hall,
and underneath Is the stairway to
the basement. A range of convenient
'closets opens from the hall.
The living room is well proportion
ed, and assured good air Circulation.
While the kitchen is not large, It
has all the space necessary.
On the second floor the rooms have
been arranged to practically duplicate
the first floor,-
Cost of erecting this house will be
between 98,000 and $10,000, due to
fluctuating charges for labor and
materials in various sections.
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Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
rSPLINTEj ,
orrleliil IMihlU'iulon of i . '
The van j'nrri'iN i.umukr co.
' Hold up thoHe tlaliliiiH
with our green garden
'.' i takes. They arc dlrl
cheap and brighten
' up your flower bed.
It was tho first time
the. baseball player
bad ever played golf.
He hit one straight
down the fairway,
then shouted, "Which
way do I run."
You ran put on n '
certnr tthlnglc roof!
right now fur ;
money Minn any lime
In the past scvcrul
years.
Outside of n life In
surance agent there's
nothing, will make
you feel as old as
changing a tiro,
HALSAM-WOOL tuck
ed In between your
Joints will make your
house cool In summer
Van
Pelten
Lumber
Co.
ami lots easier to heat
next winter. Ank us
about It.
Strange voice, talking
over "phone "Send
up a bale of hay."
Feed Merchant "Who
Is It for?"
Strange Voice -- "The
horse."
For t ho fanlen soil
try n sniult sack of
hjil rated lime. It will
Mvcctt'ii up the soil
and costs only 30c a
stuck.
WE SELL TO SELL
AGAIN,
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR WJEK $1,515
Most of New Wort Con
tracted in La Grande for
1 'Alterations, Repairs.
BulldinK nermits. mosttv for nit
tloiid and repairs, wore Issued in tho ' lumbla
June 23 Mrs. W. D Hamilton (ap
plicant F. J. Bartlett), to alter and
repair a one-story brick building on
Jefferson between Greenwood and
Hemlock, to be used for fruit storago,
work to cost 900.
Juno 26 Goodnouch and Kelly, to
alter and repair a brick business
building for J. Jorgensen on Depot
between Adams and Jef.Vson. vork
to cost 9250.
June 26 L. F. Wheeler and son,
for Ed Hlckox, to alter and repair
a dwelling on O avenue between Fiftn
and Sixth, work to cost $800.
Juno 20 L. F. Wheeler and son,
for T. W. Deborde. to alter and re
pair a home on C avenue between
Second and Third streets, work to
PRODUCTION OF
LUMBER SHOWS
A DECREASE
Over Night News
amount of $1,616 Inst weok, according
uu !ivy itccoraer j. a. atearns.
The pormlta ' luauetl wero as fol
lows:! . V -Lp; ..
Juno 23 B O. Webb, t.i erect a
woodshed on Plr botweon Second and
Third, to cost $25. ...
(y The' AMtMlatcd Press)
i : Domestic
New York Roaer o. wiuinms miri
two companions make non-stop round
trip flight , to Bermuda In plane Co-
' Oardon City, N. Y. Lieutenant
Benjamin BorkowltJ and Captain Al
bert B. flood, killed In crash of army
training piano from Mltchel fleld..i:'j
Tegucigalpa Martial law declared
In four dopartment3 to prevent com
munistic disturbances. ,
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
FOR
IRRIGATION
EQUIPMENT
Parma Water Lifters - Centrifugal
Pumps - Deep Well Pumps - Shal
low Well Pumps - All sizes of motors
and engines.
NATE ZWEIFEL
1314 Jefferson
Phone Main S I
for modern plumbing and, heating
Modern plumbing and heating can now be yours for vir
tually no capital outlay. Any fixture, fitting or piping
improvement that you desire, or a completely modern
ized house. Let us call and explain fully. We are Crane
Qualified Contractor-Dealers under the Crane Budget
Plan. We will make the Installation before you pay a cent
Then pay on easy installments.
FRED SPAETH
1107 Washington Ave: tMiinio Main nmi
MOUAUfltPJ
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INSULATE YOUR HOUSE WITH
CELOTEX
And enjoy a pleasant home during
the hot weather. Also makes it bet
ter in the winter.
EASY TO INSTALL
HOME LUMBER &
COAL CO.
1S02 Cove Main 218
"QUALITY AND SERVICE"
Tl'ESIAY IMtOOKAMS
National Broadcasting Co.: 6:30,
vnudevlllo; 7:30, Amos and Andy;
7:46. Sweethearts: 8, Cosmopolitans:
8:30, National singers; 9:30, Blue
aoys; iu co n, "An Ideal Husband;"
comedy; 11 to 12, dance music.
Columbia Broadcasting system: 8,
lco carnival; 8:30, feature program;
0, symphony; 0:30 to 10, novelty; 70,
dnnce music.
Northwest Broadcasting system: 8,
ensemble; 9, duets and tenor; 9:30,
mimical imedy half hour. -
Denver
KOA (830): 7:30, NBC; 8, dance,
studio; 0 to 11, NBC.
- Tuennm
. KVI (700): 8, orchestra; 0, CBS; 12
to 1, organ.
Seattle
KJR (070): 8. NBS; 10, sunshine
program; 100:30, popular and dance
music; 12, Revellers.
; Los Angeles
KPI 040):-8, Opera of Air; 10:30.
danco music. .
KHJ (900): 8, CBS; 10, news, dance
music; 12 to 1, organ.
KNX (1050 : 8. orchestra; 0, No
mads; 9:30. foature program; 10 Oto
lz, dnnce music.
San Francisco
KPRC (010): 8. CBS; 10, Prank
Watanapc: 10:10 to 1. dance music.
KPO (080): 88, musical programs;
0:30, concert; 10 to 11, dance mu
sic. salt Lake Cltv
KSL (1130): 7:30, NBC; 7:45, mu
sical programs; 10, dance music; 11,
Vagabond of Air.
Oakland
KGO (790): 7:30 to 12, NBC.
KLX (880): 8, dance orchestra, talk,
pianist; 0:30. potpourri; 10, Happy
Hayseeds; 10:30. dance1 music.
Spokane
KHQ (500): 0:30, NBC; 7, Hawllans;
7:30, NBC; 11, requests.
Portland
KEX (1180): 8, NBS; 10. novelty
program, orchestra; 11:30, news, pop
ular music.
KQW (020): 0:30 NBC; 10. Cecil and
Sally; 10:15, slumber hour; 11, pop
ular program.
PORTLAND, June 30 UPi A total
of 344 mills reporting to , the West
Coast Lumbermen's association pro
duced approximately 168,000.000 feet
of lumber during the week ending
June 21. This represents-a decrease
of 4.000,000 feet compared with pro
duction of 342 mills for the previous
week.- ii y - .-.r
- New business from the rail trade
was about the -same as the -previous
week and domestic cargo orders were
more than 5,000,000 feet less than
previous week. Export orders dropped
about 750,000 feet from the volume
of the previous -week. - Local orders
decreased about 5,000,000 feet.
Reports from 222 mills showed total
produotlon of 145,808.000 feet, orders
136,300,000 feet and shipments 145,
028.000. ' . ,
Improvement
Gossip
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WALKERS
FUNERAL SERVICE
5XH AT SPRING ST.
PHONE m42
AlfKihds
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Of
Kena
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Made On
Threshing
Machines
LYNCH
CO.
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
LOWER PRICES ON PLUMBING
3 PIECE BATH ROOM SET
ConsistinR of tbe; followng fixtures:
WHITE iBNAMHIj:.'BATttrc6; SIZE" 5 OOTi COJIPMTE
With all heavy 'lilokol plfltcO brass trimmings, ready to connect
'"cilIXA TANK OI)SET COSIBIXATIOX 0 Kallon white china
(auk; oak wr birch -imihosnny- finish Beat,: 2 Inch wash down
' bowl. ' ' '" ' ,- - v : " '
WHITE ENAMEL IiAVATORY. Size 17x19 In., willo apron,
0 In. buck complete with heavy nickel plated brass f
; and trap, ' ' ' ' V - ''
AU fixtures aro absoliitcy Buarantccil. .
$64.75
See These Fixtures on Display in Our Showroom
,! - .WATER-PIPE - r.' --
H inch (talv. S 7.50 per ion. ft.
inch Ralv. 0.50 per 100 ft.
1. . Inch galv. 13.50 ier 100 ft,
. 1J, Inch (talv. 10.00 ler 100 ft.
1 Inch. Ralv. 22.25 per 100 ft. .
a. inch wilv. 30.00 per 100 ft;
" SKWEUPIPE.
4 inch Terra Cotla sewer llo $20.00 per 100 feet.
: l'jei us quote you on your plumbing supplies. "
MELVILLE'S
1431 ADAMS AVE.
,35 year's of moreluimllRliie and service) to Uio
f' i people of Union County,."
Improvement Gossip
.Stucco Job
Dan Marx, of Portland, owner of the
building on Depot and Jefferson, is
having tho front of the brick struc
ture stuccoed. '
N'eu Plumbing
The plumbing in the state
highway building at Emlgt Springs
Is being Installed by Nate ' Zweifcl,
who is also doing the plumbing and
heating work , at Paul. Myers new
home. ' .
Install Ilcutlng Plant
A rnnlrnl TT a 1 1
jv. w. .u. 'uwiiui hud steam
heating plant was Installed by Nate
Zwelfel for Bill Wlese. The plumbing
at the new Claudo O. Pratt home is
being clone by Zwclfol's shop. . i
Iteilecoratlng ' '
j". Miller of Noah's Paint shop Is
redecorating und painting the in
terior and exterior of the Odd-Fellows
building. . .- ; ..) .
OFFICE
CAT
' fftAOft HANK MIO.. j
HcpapcTliiK .
,'c:' Pr,eberg rePaPlng tlie
Smith home at tho Pox form',
KfpuperlnR
H. w. Belclen has ropnlnted Mrs.
French s homo on Main avenue. Mr.
Belclen Is also rcpapcrlng a house
for Mrs n vr d..i.
.for
100
Household Needs
STEAMING
HOT WATER
At any time of day or night for any purpose you
can have all the hot water you need. And it won't cost
much. A few cents a day is all the Kolflash "Water
Heater needs to supply a constant supply of steaming
water. Come in and see it. Easy payments.
We Sell and Recommend "KOLFASH" Water Heaters
"IDEAL RED FLASH" Boilers "AMERICAN" Radia
tors "STANDARD SANTARY" Plumbing Fixtures
"ECONOMY"- Coal Stokers) "DEMING" Pumps &
Water Systems "REPUBLIC" Braiss Goods Pipe &
Fittings' ' '' . i
SHELLW0RTH-G0ECK
PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
A SERVICE THAT'S DIFFERENT
212 Elm St. Bet. L G. Natl. Bank & Gorge Stage Depot
' v t .. . v ; phone Main 909 La Grande
The rapidity with which time passes
Is measured differently by the man
who has a note due on July 4th. and
the small boy who Is looking forward
to the observation of Independence
Day.
Jack I ate in the new cafe last
night.
Jim What did you eat?
Jnck Incubator chicken.
Jim How did you know it was in
cubator chicken?
Jack Well, no chicken with a
mother could have ever .gotten so
tough,
,
Jlmmte's girl calls him "Maple Sy-;fe
rup" because he's such a refined sap. ' :j
ItrEglit finest Ions and Fool Mi Answers
1. When Is a chair not a chair?
When It's a rocker.
2. Why is a telegraph pole like a
city police department?
Answer; Because it has arms and
arresters,
3. Why may a man who has lost his
way In a big city be compared to a
I rope?
j Answer: Because both are twisted.
4. When Is a tree like an ugly clog?
Answer :Whcn it has a bad bark.
I 5. Why is an axle like a great city?
j Answer: Because It is at the hub of
i things.
I 6. When Is the rear end of an auto
mobile In the greatest danger?
) Answer: When its tall light Is out.
i 7. How can you make sure your
l engine is not missing?
I Answer: By Looking under the hood
to sin tf tt is there.
8. When' is a telephone like the
month of June?
j 'Answer: When it gets a lot of rings.
( 9. 'What sort of man would choose
the Ace of Diamonds as his favorite
card?
; Answrr: A baseball player.
10. What flower would a pawnshop
keeper prefer at Christmas Tide?
Answer; Hollyhocks.
End
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