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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1928)
'. ,f 'I' . THE OREGON STATESMAN SALEM, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1928 a, aw- - 'wa ' w -t Five Room Cottage Proves. Popular . 'i ' l."ti "ViA--Ui Zlnnilrmrmrrnd -ih EL- . 4 amrr-r mm 77 r n I I "I . I lm tmm i ' - ' - w M BU - . -1 . Much has been said about the f ive - room house and its practicabil ity. To prove that one is practical we show here a house that contains enough room to be large and with the lesser ex pense of a small house. The exterior design is one that, is most adapt able and popular on the coast, and inland cities. This design being in stuc co will fit into almost any landscape as a homey and cheerful residence. The French doors opening to the pergola covered ter race makes a very com fortable appearance as well as useful. Being influenced by the English cottage it does not take on the characteristic squareness of the rooms which is most undesir able. One will notice in glancing over the floor plan that all the rooms are large and airy. The bath room at the side between the two bedrooms is accessible from either bedroom making a very convenient arrangement. There is an ample amount of cupboard space in the kitchen, and this room is large enough should a built-in table be desired. The dining room is very conveniently arranged in the rear of the house giving priracy as well as comfort. The fireplace located on the front side of the house and near the entrance, is at tractive from both interior and exterior, allowing a nook beside which can be placed either books or a seat.. One extra room may be added in attic if desired, and with a small amount of work in plantings and shrubbery arrangements this could be -made an attractive home. There is 924 square feet of floor area in this home. Spaulding Logging Co. Salem, Oregon " - Telephone 1 830 3V- O t - - 1 . fl - I-V a. Hi, . i -j-n rLij 1 1 Tij- 'nMXct- mm ma a Activity On That Street In creased Former Term inal Lobby Leased ' North Nigh street between State and Court will recover from par tial eclipse caused by the tire which, destroyed the Lamport building and the removal of the Terminal hotel upon completion of the Senator hotel building, in the near future when the rooms formerly occupied by the hotel lobby -and stage station 'will be opened as a new combined mar ket. The work of remodeling this part of the IOOF building was the most important building project started in the past week. It U under the supervision of Nelson j Brothers, who will conduct the jmeat department of the new mar jket. The other occupants will be i the IndeDendent Fruit companj and a grocer y department, proprie tors of which have not yet been announced. The building is being remod eled thoroughly and will be deco rated and furnished in such man ner as to make it a strictly mod ern and attractive market. CONSTRUCT ON JOB CONTINUES ST Volume of Building Done During First Two Months Equals Last Years pntations. it was stated. A scale which places the II IS average at 100 as Its basis, shows the February volume of operations to hold the Index level of 114. This represents a one point decline from the January mark. February, 19 ST, saw a drop of seven points from the mark held by the preceding month. The corresponding decline in 1926 was ene of 20 points. Indication that construction op erations will have a running start in entering the mid-summer sea son is found in the large volume of contracts recently awarded. This volume in January was the second greatest ever registered for that month of any year onrecord.being 10 percent greater than the cor responding total for January, 1927, though slightly below the peak figure established during the first month of 1926. PRODUCTION AT RECORD LEVEL Output Proceeding At High est Rate In History; ' Heavy Sales Reported WASHINGTON, March 17. Inn nnar&tlnna showing a zest that Is remarkable at tnis period of the year, are abreast of the volume of activities reported for the early weeks of the record breaking year of 1927, according to statistics just compiled by the Associated General Contractors of America. The volume of all types of con struction work performed during January and February of this year is equal to the corresponding total recorded for last year. This condi tion largely is the result of last month's record-breaking activities which reached a volume topping the highest previous February mark, established last year. Figures covering actual ship ments of basic construction mater lala were used in making the com Operations at the highest rate ever attained are now being car ried out in every department of the Hupmobile plants, DuBois Young, president and general manager, states in, reply to re quests for information on the Hup mobile outlook. "Sales by our dis tributors and dealers throughout America are the largest they have ever been at this time of year, Mr. Young- said. "More unfilled orders for retail delivery are on their books than, at any previous time in their history. This is the time of year' when motor car deal ers ordinarily are carrying a large stock of cars against the heavy Spring demand. Hupmobile deal-j ers, however, are virtually without cars. They have been delivering them to owners as rapidly as they have been received from the fac tory. Only a few of eur dealers have more than a week's supply of cars on hand. "The splendid reception accord ed the first of our three new 'Cen tury' cars is a matter of history. It was; the greatest ever given any! Hupmobile. That given the two new 'Century' eights has been equally imposing." 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