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Show -----1940 j June --S-aturday, y r :4:44.nkflo.00,Fooçoo n ;I . - -- 1,4-- . ' - ..,,...,,,,..-.:- ., I ,. , : ,,,: A..ttti,ó.tii';O:.'.-.H0iii.O- - '',.' --: : .. : !:, well-designe- d , . The house is entered through a large hallway, which opens , , , three ways; into the living room. which is two steps lower than the-ba- ll,Into -t- he- dining room and into the hall connecting the two bedrooms. The most unusual feature of the house, which was designed by Mr. and Mrs. Flandro, is the living room. Opposite the- wide, arched doorway opening into the room is a white tile fireplace trimmed with white wood panels. The mantel Is surmounted low, broad by a large, unframed beveled mirror, and the whole ensemble Is bracketed on either side with French doors which open onto the lawn. MAWR' ES BAY WINDOWS The end of the living room at the front of thee house features a large bay window, framed in casement panels reaching nearly to the floor. The windows are covered with Venetian blinds. Illumination is furnished by floor and table lamps as all drop lights and wall fixtures have been eliminated in keeping with modern decorating trends. The decoration of the livingeoom is In cream and white with furnishings in the early French colonial style. The dining room is featured by heavy apple green hammered silk drapes, supported by cream colored valance boards, which also feature the decoration of the living room. The drapes are swagged at the top and draped well down over floor. The large crystal and metal droplight in the dining room matches in design the droplight in the entrance hall. The-lar- ge kitchen has a corner window placed over the sink and work table"for maximum illumination. Trimmed in red and white, the motif is carried into the linoleum floor covering, which has a red feature strip and also into the trim inset In tile of the sunk and work table. The Venetian blinds in the kitchen are carried on red tapes. Amply furnished - with closets, drawers and bins, the kitchen is lighted, planned and furnished for ease and conveniwell-planne- d ence. Steps leading down to the basement, which is completely finished, open f into the backhas furnace, yard. The bot-alhas an electric blower, which is used in the hot months to circulate the cool air of the basement through the house. One of the two bedrooms is furnished as a nursery, while the other bedroom is furnished as a master bedroom. The two bedrooms are separated by a bathroom done in coraline and plum. The room is amply ted 'with large and roomy Closets and drawers, which are stippled to match the walls, so that they are almost imperceptible. The room is illuminated with indirect lighting. The one story .house is made of painted brick in an adaptation of the popular Mediterranean style. The blue roof is complemented by the blue trimmed casement windows and window boxes. May Records Increase In Building Permits , for the first five months of well above the 1939 totals for the same period, Building Inspector William J. Goodwin announced today. Permits issued last month to. taled $623,742, compared to $392,- 640 in May, 1939, bringing the total for the first five months of 1940 to $2,278,446 compared to $2,162,272 on May 31, 1939. During May, permits were i- sued for 117 single dwellings costing $46I,433T Permits werehouses given for two worth $12,000 and one tourist camp at $25,000. Other totals were: residential alterations and repairs, $47,088; two stores, $3,376; two offices, $1,250; three factory and warehouses, $35,400; two accessory buildings, $1,050; 16 private garages, $2,765. two-famil- y , .4. ' , ' ' ' - ' ' : ' , , N., , h.' , , , .,.,: .. ' , ',, ,,, , . , ' ', . sf ' '........LL:;s.' ,. ,.,:s., '., . t ? 1 -- ; '''' 4 .,, , ,:. ,,.., - ''" s... ''' '' ',,s, :,, ::' ' .,,,.''' '',r' a ,,.., ' , 1 ,, IL-, ,,,,,, I. :::, .. 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The United States Chrome Mines' bids were for delivery of 5000 tons of natural lump ore to the U. S. Ordnance Depot at Ogden, Utah for $150,000 and for delivery of 12500 tons of synthetic lumps f. o. b. cars at Philadelphia Harbor for $362,500.00. The two bids, in addition to being the lowest, taking into consideration the 25 per cent preference differential allowed domestic producers, also represent. ed the largest tonnage of either foreign or domestic origin, offered by any bidder. I 4: t.....,......,..ti 1 it :..:, ,.......,..1...,v4., ,..,.. ,,, , . I '4 .. I ,.,,,,,,,i-' I--di N, l'''''1'4' ,,,7- ...... "!,, ''"AA - 4,, 4'.444,,,' ., .,": N. ....- -- ' 4 .,. . - e ' k.A,.: ,71., . .,, ,, - ,, . 1,- .14; -.4 , , ' i:71:t7.77:731 4 ' k.'1 :'N'',. !''4',4., , ..... ' 1 , ; 1 L.,...,,,,,,.,... t!li 14$ ., ,r1-',, N.....4," 4",' , - 't--40 ,,,:-:- ' INew . I - ... 1 , ,,;:s. a , , , , 1 , s: ) 1 Ni ;, 3 It: ... !I , ,.., 'i il- flii ..e.t. 4 aa" i ., n. , 1 44 , i ' ,: :i :,,. ,....,,,,l,...,..,-.....,,....,.- .t ,:, ,:... "..: I ... . A, .''t !, ' ,r ,."'.....N.I.fttI.....A i 1 ',., kl size as .:,,,,,..ii:, I r room. ,,:.:,,.:i::: ,,.:. L''',,,- - ome' is shown large and spacious ,,,, I ",,,, , ,? L , ' , . :,, ' .: :,:',,,:,,,4 ! '. 0 00Na , Ilk L- i i by the living constructed Realty Sales. e In home-o- h -- Ingroom,throughthe f Aids Drawer Moving Rubbing ,a candle stub or a piece of soap along the sliding of dresser drawers will -- edges Make them .1nove In and - Out much more easily, even when heavily loaded. - - use of sot - If you want to guard against accidents on stairs, you might paint- the top-abottomsteps-a color contrasting with the particularly if your hall and stairway are dimly lighted. nd - Removes Rust-- trt7 .k -. Increase ,'"1 a atrolodni.11: WGrAlacnrnkstetoriCocaPnmatrpHiaconkuysCifn.ogMr two acre lot with a five- room stucco house in Draper for Carl Arnoldus to Cart Arnolclus, while one and one-ha-lf story ere at :,:, tn and f one-hal- At:a, B n 16v,.. c00.2 auw-roo- for the F Administration sedevesroal gar:ofesr as c treed - e r. a room bungalow at GI n- wood Avenue, Tooele. for HOLC to Oliver K. Clay. Both sales were made through Ed D. Smith and Sons. Company sold a lot between Sixth and Seventh East Street on Garfield Avenue to William Behr for Clinton Jackson, and Best Homes con- tracted to build, a seven-rooy home on Twenty-thir- d East Street near the Bonneville golf course for Charles Acker--. nstucco Jenkins-Woodbur- - - y -- -- two-stor- - Another feature sale was of an y brick house It 1087 Third Avenue to J. E. Norris for Pearl M. Savage for Keyser Realty. Other deals: '4,. SEVEN ROOMSOS 5 Holly-wood Avenue. brick bungalow,, Ed. D. HOW to G. two-stor- eight-roo- , Smith. 853 Conway closed in irfireproof metal cas-walls and which has a compartnftt for the Court. HOLC to J. Bruce which are papered in matching 1120 Shields, electric iron. The ironing board. Wilson tones. .. Avenue. brick cottage, from is which The house is fitted throughout suspended wholly ' J. A. Wagtsaff to Jacob J. the wall works on the principle Mn. shown at the present time in with chromium Venetion blinds Wolbert: 1827 Claybourne AveTo at raise the of hydraulic jack. small home construction. painted a flat white. The blueThe nue, brick, English Colonial, Cal level of the board the tip is house has more floor space than o: the heavy silk drapes is reHickey to Rulon S. Dixon, the down exactly latter piimped up and, two by Miller and Viele: peated in the rug and other fix. homes of twice many levsmall A a like handle. Jack tures of the room. A section of brick Its exterior size, as is 1158 Third East Street, shown to down its allows to er Mcit drop builtin shelves in the living by the large and spacious bungalow, HOLC to W. A. so lowest I that it row?' which is filled with china May position room. The lower level oflai Intosht 629 Ramona Avenue. and crystal decoratives adds its. , be swung up into its case. room also adds to its p HOLC to B. F. Birkholder. WITH NTRIPS 762 tinction to the house. 'size as does the two French ter two by E. B. Wicks: - DECORATED work tile table f The and sink The dining room is fitted with Avenue. one and doors framing the mantel which Bryan is decorated with an Inch wide Colonial frame, FHA to corner casement windows which It tory is surmounted by a large mirror. feature strip, which is carried WASHINGTON, June 1.(AP) C. Eidler. Ed D. Smith. Charles add to and airiness the light -Into the curtains of the kitchen President Roosevelt's request With research shedding new light on the complexity of modKensingFIVE ROOMS-- 418 a is which finished in room, for more than a billion dollars in and breakfast nook. Indirect ton Avenue, HOLC to Joseph D. ern plumbing, the work of the master plumber in furnishing Edging Trims Gardens light tan paper and woodwork. ; over additional preparedness sink who funds the and work takes pride in his Anyone lighting Johnson, The entrance way between the of correct design, properly installed, has betable furnishes ample illumine-ton- . 2649 South Hartford, new frame, garden knows how much its neat living and dining room is tram., puts the country's prospective plumbing fixtures mechanical of branch second to technical a come room bill and the finished The is with use appearance depends upon the only highly specialized military Mallory and Beardshall Realty ed with rounded corners giving of a neat and permanent edga washable wallpaper. to C. L. Jacobson: 3020 2000 East outlays of. its two World War engineering. of the columns. The appearance who ing. A new appliance now on the The bathroom has a marble tween the manufacturers years. Street, Mallory' and Beardshall and metal are before the materials large crystal droplight 48 Long market insures that the edging Bowcut; If Congress approves all the which extends Realty to Alvin produce the- plumbing fixtures, wainscoating, matches of the other furnishings delivered for 'the construction of will always remain neat. Metal about hallway up the walls. In Boulevard Gardens, Metropolitan pipe, valves, fittings, and specialpending defense legislation, the room.the conedging has- - the great virtue of a building, the plumbing the recessed tub and shower Life Inaurance Company to Neil amount appropriated and auties; the wholesaler who assemLARGE bles the materials of the various Inconspicuousness combined with alt, extends to the ceiling. Lund, brick Colonial:, 5085 900 tractor must determine frorn his thorized for the fiscal year beeAe n:taPreaEAkhileas to e ,Tiliet filto kitchen manufacturer and the contracEast Street. Mrs. Ellis Johns of permanence and efficiency. The is finished in marble own shop drawings the exact loginning July 1 will be $4,672,011,- connecting stakes which hold. it in. place Calif., to Mr. and Mn. tor who designs the system and Whittier, the cation of every supply, waste wainscoat, 352,t squares matching the bedrooms and bathroom are are invisible when installed. its installation. Glenn L. Haws: 1911 South Main and vent line; the diameter of all This sum compares .. with the supervises ing. Window curtains in an oil- e thewholeIt-iplaced The standard making the functiOn-ol-thlengths. Street, brick,. Metropolitan Life the pipe; the location of turns in $6,148,795 spent on the army and room appear much larger than - ed' silk matchthe shower curto E. F. Chtigtenlier4 all by Un saler of plumbing, heating, pipe, tains. Illumination is furnished complete with stakes and Joints navy in the fiscal year beginning- the direction of the pipe; and the Its actual dimensions: This is come'in depths of six. five, four'. Ion Tittlit, which also sold a new size and location of every fitting vqlves, and fittings to assemble by two wall brackets framing July 1, 1917, and the $11,011,also convenient in that guests or three inches. The high grade home at 1543 Hollywood Avenue the diversified products of more the dressing mirror. and valve. 387 expended in the year beginto the rear of the house varione in rust is steel Frank L. Baer. and one at 500 passing to Manufacturers than ,resisting given One bedroom water has 1918. supplies, Properly sizing matching nihng July 1, do not need to pass' through the coat of green paint at the factory States 1568 United of the ous Hollywood Avenue to S. R. waste vent parts and and stacks and eurtaini fiscal In the bedspreads, which ' year preceding or kitchen. be it 15,000 ordered for R. G. Adamson and in .a from galstock in to may and Waugh blend carry cold and with and the hot branches, America's entry in the World bring green rugs and Sons. Union The kitchen, which is trinimed so Trust also contractthat vanized finish. items individual 20,000 to water at The 'correct temperature, other bedroom wallpaper. War, the cost of the two armed availa ed be job in Highland will building immediately to has a volume and decorner was they window. The every pressure, services large only $617,574,000, conHickox through F. for Park needed Ray as able by plumbing a of modern fixture a light pink wallpaper has blue Cutler and James. Other plumbing spite a preparedness drive in tractors. coma, feature building requires unique the months prior to the declarastrip, which is repeated homes in sales included: 35.000 NFCF)SSARY in the pale blue curtains. bination of skill tion of war. 3458 2300 East Street, F. H. Wilheatand as well as The The information 35,000 house has practical plumbing The total cost of the nation's plenty of large, cox to A. C. Larsen, tapestry on the hydraulics and pneuma-tieroomy closets. Heated with a ing contractors are an essential World War effort has bun estibrick colonial and s which proa chain of in and the hot air link the working gas furnace, which is plumbing mated at $32,048,852,000 980 East Thirtenth South Street, finest the with of America basic the fitted vides with an electric fan to principles sum covering not only military knowledge brick of metallurgy. circulate the cool air of the tapestry and most sanitary plumbing but also inclustrial operations HOLC to Edward J. Sage, E. R. has world in the INCREASE nation IIE.PONSIBILIES that any the basement,house is one of mobilization and the like. 919 Windsor, HOLC to F. - The advent of the modern skyever enjoyed. the most interesting additions to Wickr, Present day ;arms costs dwarf New G. Glue: 1078 East First South Dealer World Have Events conReptirts asand such the the heating East Bench sufscraper, Plumbing to Mrs. residential disthe $613,083.000 which was Street, Dr. C. E. Conklin trict. tractors, in addition to contacttwo Empire State Building and large by . Third ficient for the federal army ind latter Term Reluctance Removed A. N. Golding, estito provide The exterior, which Is paint.scale housing operations, have -ing homeownersmake-saleyears s, navy throughout the four Woodbury. . also , to mates and increased the ed responsibiliWestmin white, is trimmed with red vastly of the Civil War. FOUR ROOMS- -2 BY CECIL-BDICKSON funcshutters, matching the red roof. ty of the master plumber. performs another distinct ster. frame. Roy Badham to WilWASHINGTOTA June 1.tINS)President Roosevelt will of the that of designing While the function tion, namely liam M. Gehrke, Jenkins-WooPrevents Cracks systems accept a third term nomination, an important New Dealer and Meshmanufacturer of plumbing maSouth and plumbing and heating Guards bury; Twenty-seventGutters in: and then supervising their Settlement of the house or terials is generally understood, to be built frame. Lake Street, of House told News the White intimate International One of today the most common main, and- -. stallation in accordance with the persons unfamiliar with the inMallory the shrinkage in wall finishes fretenance costs suffered by many for Dell Reese. Service. codes of the states and cities in do not realize that no one 1170 Garfield dustry Beardshall Realty; to a crack causes develop that-of quently which they operate. Ala., and Sen. Byrnes (D S. C.) manufacturer makes 'all of the cleaningD. Alexander, This informant said the turn out gutters clogged by leaves Avenue, Charles candibetween the bathtub and the wall. are active undercover It is because of their specialthousands of individual items be built for Charles D. to and war of events in frame Europe's been now and dates for the vice presidency on twigs. A new moulding has that are required. Neither is it ized knowledge and experience the -Alexander, Mallory: 561 String' A a third-terticket. Both have president's determination specially designed wire ham Ave. William that contractors are best qualito N. R. perfected to remedy this condigenerally appreciated that, to infitted screen, to been conferring with Democratic to build the nation's defenses to fied to give advisory service tion. tightly over the top Ricks, Bettilyont 208 Fourth East sure efficient progress on any of of made the is can leaders from varous states. gutter along Its entire The moulding itself get a point where no aggressor nahomeowners on how they plumbing project, the closest coStreet, Rachel Lofgreen to W. L. 'the most out of their plumbing an extruded aluminum alloy, I McNutt, however, is reported - length. will effectively exclude operation and timing for delivinvasion threaten would tion tarnish-proo- f and which cause a a anything which has might Park Street. DUPLEX-655-- 657 equipment. considered by President ery of materials Is necessary be being Rosevelt Mr. had mihere No Cot---prompted stain-profinish. steppage. satin Roosevelt for secertary of war. Estate to MrL--Whitney decision. to make the essenThe screen is all made of as special. t t. Trust. A WorldWarSoldier. tering .is necessary former t. --theDemocrati tial angle units are supplied; no National Commander of the inNational Convention will remesh, which snaps into place and special tools are needed for American a lawyer, Legion, is firmly held without the use of Keeps Out Drafts nominate Mr. Roosevelt by acS. A N. stallation. former 'Indiana and governor the and that clamation presidrafts, screws or rivets. is nails, To remedy under-doo- r supplied bonding compound and commissioner to will journey to Chicago to eduactor dent mPtal channel carrying a heavy with the mouldings. This mouldthe McNutt out has C. former Philippines, Empey, Harry deliver his acceptance speech. felt strip, may be purchased to Linoleum ing may also be used as trim been suggested to the president Of Fixing Utah Word has been passed to New On the bottom of the door. screw standing University around the base of bathroom as ideal for the war post at this One method of temporarily June the CLEVELAND, control Dealers A deA. pin on the door side country walls. throughout M, his win receive athlete; time. a tiny metal plate fixing damaged spots in the linnominaMo. term boom the third to General sildpc D. against James Mooney, oleum you are not butte ready gree in retail marketing from end loweii Mr. Roosevelt now is reported "draft?! door the casing as a on the movement, tion in tors Corp. vice president Paint Mixture New York University at graduato be planning a cabinet shake-.o- p to throw away: Sand out the the closed felt to the informant explained. hole, then fill with melted sealA speciel chemical mixture, rethe Democratic door. As the door is opened. rewas disclosed charge of overseas operations, information exercises Wednesdayaccord following This tion National Convention. One or both ing wax of The rightcolor. as an open campaign was launchsembling lacquer or varnish, deleasing the pin. the felt atilt, predicted today "eventually some ing to word- received today by Smooth off with a table knife berises so that there LI no floor SeWar of edof and Federal veloped for coating linoleum, is incident-wil- l friends seized Woodring Secretary be by dramatic fore it hardens. V. Mc extellent also as a finish for his parents,- Mr. and Mrs. ClifAssistant Paul Administrator 4ohnson, scraping.. into" the us Secretary to curity precipitate upon , tables. chairs and fixtures like- ford Empey of 662 Redondo Avewho been odds have at with Nutt, to make the Indianan the European war. each other for many months, are ly to hive water or alcohol spillnue. "Ws are already conducting al president's ,ruttning mate. l4i1 ed on them. to Slated 2 go. undeclared 'economic war' on ISSI7E8 APrEAL He graduated from U.- of 1Y. in 1 o Mr. Roosevelt-alswill name a the countries we havirdentif fed 1939 after winning scholarship After a swing around the new navy secretary soon. Charles as our potential enemies," de Peps Up Furniture a McNutt issued an appeal for athletics during his country, plaques Edison will retire July 1, to cam& dared, Mooney,. who recently When furniture gets gray for Mr. Roosevelt to accept a sophomore and senior years. He tdur of made an eight-mont-h paign for governor of New Jerblue surface appearance, try term and today he called third basketball while there. in sey on the Democratic ticket. the belligerent nations. on all other Democratic" presiwashing with a solution of one is expected to return to Salt He "We have Just embarked on behind to dential 2tablespoon of vinegar to one LakethemiddleofJune, with get aspirants Astupendous increase in our End Lathing Need quart of warm or tepid water. his bride of- - six months, Betty the third term draft move. and --wax armaments,','he said. "As time e McNutt's move boosted his Thenrinse, ub-dry,Jane Merrill ot Washington, D. C. will-b'for- - room- - inte---- 4 or polish.. goes on. the general hysteria on the chances for second place are now riors used for reWe welcome and appreciate allsavings being increased in our country by virsame time he ticket. At the because insulate, modeling news and war they the propaganda, as a himself eliminated New Glass Approved, tually of eliminate need lath and accounts. Deposits up to $5000.00 draw plasa war psychosis will have been conditional presidential candiWhen Your Plumbing ter. fitting -together to make a An indication of the widespread an deventuall ysome generated, would he he said although 2 interest compounded semi - annually smooth wall- and come acceptance gained by glass as a dramatic incident will be seized - date, Goes "Plumb Crazy" run if Mr. Roosevelt rejected a in ivory or four pastel structural material is found in the to precipitate us into. the upon term. third and ore guaranteed by the Federal Deposit ... tints to serve as decorative. fact That the building codes of 35 war." ' By his statement. he go f the. washable, wall finish. Later , major cities now &prove a new Mooney, a resident of Oyster on Insurance Corporation. Vice President Garner. jump 4 s' they may be painted or papered .. prodtrM known as glastone, for I ,Bay, N. Y., who has been in Eu and General Postmaster In Farley redecorating. ..,,, exterior walls to any height. It is since about half the time rope also Sen. Wheeler (D) Mont., made by securely anchoring a the World War. drafted his ad. Your account my be opened with $1.00 or Democratic presidential aspirx 1 Best Seller sheet of structural glass to a lightdress for the 55th Alumni Re. i ants. ....-:of the Case union banquet more weight concrete block. four-pl18 in belief is 6 The tire is There widespread by School of Applied Science. New Deal circles that Mr. RooseAmerica's most popular-sizepas,,,,,,,,,,.,,..... He saw one slender hope: team to will Garner ask ear velt , up senger cuing, accounting, for Just call us, whether of using Amer"The possibility 45 to adin order cent ea him total of tire with service sales, B. preA new, medium for outdoor ,:r.,,,. Ir.. tOr per again ica's enormous economic and - poticket. F. Goodrich statistics show. Corsent a solid third-tersystems, Ilan' x'a vertising, being developed by the . to tential ',A, strength military Wing systoles, gas tit. rect. airpressure for this tire Is Garlier.,10WeYer, isreportett in1 L14,,cuostult ' lot ',valet bear' 1, 2 clined to throw his support to Souih34otriltieer sides of freight cars. The Atchi- pounds and althougT-soming, rsteam heating or mashould feel "bleed" Sam motorists Tex., (D) peka&--SantaRailroad sewers. Rep. , Raybun they stopped-uBroken Glass Teta Old natures Takes Is via I is drawing route maps of the sysjority leader in theof--house, Ray. tires in warm weather to allow for to Serve the Public Dews Payment on SeerFixtutes Organized iin-18the Texas expansion of air this should not be leader tem on its box cars, while other Tiny splinters of broken glass, bun will be increases done, as K & K. PLUMBING are easily picked up with a damp delegation to the Democratic conroads are promoting crack trains vention. ;Wad of absorbent cotton or a flexing, causing tire beat to reach or picturing scenic spots served by 1017 2031 So. Ink East Ryland. :1 , : ellttftmfttnvttttetttfttftti Rouse Speaker Bankbead (D) dangerous temperatures. in wet wad of toilet tissue. the line. , Defense Plans Set Record For Peace Spending i' ..,...1 , ' lu, color Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Flandro of 2041 Hubbard Avenue illustrates in an impressive way the results of the interest being -- Jenkins-Woodbur- out-mode-d Modern Plumbing Becomes 'Highly Specialized Work vritenhnget one-hal- ' Jenkins-Woodbury- - . dt s ' side-by-sid- 20-te- - - PresidentHasDecidecl To Run, Says Intimate ce, five-roo- m semi-Colont- . h -- by and-heatin- g . AutoOfficial Utah Scholar Gains Y. Degree Predicts IL Will Enter War t. t. - ! air-Be- - - - - 7t A Safeguard On Stairs ---- -- two-stor- y Real estate sales In Salt LakeI last month increased 17, per cent over the same month last year according to figures released tco day by the Salt Lake Real Ea. tate Board. this year were 156 April sales with 130 during as compared ,April. 1939. Valuation On the sales increased 6168,699' over the same month last year with April snowing $659,673 this year as with 6480,947 last compared year. The average sale on property sold during April of 1940 increased Sat The average value last month was $4,164 as compared with 63.700 last year,- in red and brown is planned as room a as not a kitchen, just for food preparation. The a red feature which has leum, strip matching the chromium hardware on the many closets and drawers, is inlaid for a height of Mx inchea up the walls and fitted with chromium "trips for easy cleaning. AU corners are fitted with rounded shields to prevent the accumulation of dust and dirt. The ironing board, a unique feature of the kitchen, is - The window sills are made of marble, matching the marble used in the construction of the fireplace. which is trimmed in white wood panels. An air of spaciousness is added to the liv- - Small Dwellings Stir New Interest The-recen- tly The recently finished home of Mr. and Mrs. Yaugh E. Rawlins. of 1712 'laird Avenue fol- MADE OF MARBLE ' t., - a out-mode- d , II r '''''' - The recently. constructed home of Mr. and Mrs. C. rib win Flandro of 2041 Hub. t bark Avenue illustrates in I an impressive way the re. ' sults of the interest being shown at the present time ..1 In small home construction. The house has more floor 1 ; space than many homes of twice Its exterior 1 1 ).. - :',i, 1 a I ,'.;:.,, '...; , 1 ::: Interest Shown In Small homes y lows the newest design in red1- building to secure space greater than in old, style homes twice its size. - z eon-- . The house, which is wide clap structed of boards combines features usually found in homes costing eral timeses- much. Its wide windows give light and air, its roomy compactness makes for easy cleaning and its scientlic arrangement makes for econo- ' my in beating. The living room is entered through aVentrance hall, con. taming a large openfaced seri sice closet. The room itself two large casement windows oc. wall cupy in g more than half thewalls. space of the two outside The Windows, which are too large to Open entirely have two casment windows, which open with a small crank. Each window has a screen, permanently- but inconspicuously placed. '' m Sale of two two-storstory buildings' two one and one-hal- f acre lot with a home at Draper , blinding a two and one-hal- f houses featured trading by Salt Lake and of hand elght-rooreal estate brokers during pie past week. . Tradingln smaller .homes increased with 12 five-roohouses four-roobuild- changing ownership and sever, al ings A bulldingt brick house at 1087. First Ave, S. L. me Wall sold through E. B. - ,, s ' - Five-Roo- Greatir.'W,indow Space Made In House, ., - Trading In Smaller Homes Increases With Houser- Changing Hands .12 , " ''.:-.-- ' , '', ,., v,, ,.... ... ''r '' '' ,sl, : .... ., ' ' '': ' ' ,:, ,,,,.,,.,:x.,..,,,,r,..,,,,,,N,,,,,,,,,,,,-,, "::, : ..,,,-- , , ..., ii,.4.,.x,.,-,,.,,,,,k.,,- t, 0 -- .. 4;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 102-stor- y put Salt Lake's building totals 1940 s- r ' . West Chrome For Oaden Base Opening of bids on chrome by the United States ..,.,.., '':' ' , ,:. -- , .. 5 Page . A May building spurt totaling $230,000 more than last year's figure for the same month has - U. S. Buys , , -- ,-- - .: , ,, 4 I's ' - . The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Flandro of 2,041 Hub. bard Avenue, is one of the in(ost attractive and small houses appearing on the East Bench, where much of Salt Lake's residential construction is now taking place. , , -- it TheDeseret iNewsLialt Lake City, Utah Iii: -- SAVINGS DEPOSITOIIS -r- Fitilalt-''--"palle- is "., . from Rust can be removed some utensils by rubbing with a cork dipped in olive oil. C - ' WE'RE HEADQUARTERS 701 . ' PABQVPAINTS AND THE FINEST IN Al, . 1 , y d ,,,,,,,,----,,,- WALLPAPERS tr!'er ,,, .1$,4.-- '-- - 1,.....--ti- Engberg Armstrong 19 - Ted lst South WZ DO incrtatz : Was. 5281 Fe- - 28-,1- e Tracy Loan & Trust Co.. ---15- p 84 ' under-inflatio- n - . t |
