Show THE OGDEN STAN WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 14 1934 DAKD-EXAMlNfc- i? " CHECK HOUSE 'Soft' Wood Often Hard Say Experts Modernized in Four Hours OVERNOWFOR ii FT NEEDED WORK l v V- - 11 -- 1 :h: (rr jf 77 the one above four hours pic-ture- ht " d "'4 " tf' I the Oakland Calif Better Urged v "v VV' by local firms Junior of C C sponsored exhibition the P - tYiTii b RL INHERITS OVER MILLION Beautiful Blonde's Birthday Present Is Share of - JlVV? material built around the furnace and coal bins will render the rest of the basement more useful for laundry food storage work shop or recreation purposes Brightly paint ed and well equipped with shelves f live properly" and built-i- n tables the basement The money is fancy's share of will become a more pleasant place the $30000000 estate built up by in which to work Additional win- her grandfather pioneer Chicago dows will add to its brightness and merchant who came from England utility and a new outside entrance to become a country store clerk will contribute to its convenience Nancy today got $500000 outright A ceiling will add to the appearance with the balance placed irt trust and help to keep dust from the with her mother upstairs rooms If a basement is lacking one may be dug concreted and finished according to the above Mdsquito Causes Amputation of Foot knick-knac- Tex Nov 14— (AP)— E R Smith 42 felt the sudden sting of a mosquito on his foot as he rode in his automobile He grabbed an automatic shotgun cn the seat and started scratching the bite with the muzzle A forgotten cartridge discharged and shattered his foot Physicians DALLAS amputated it space should be well utilized — — r EXAMINE PLUMBING Kitchens and bathrooms need particular attention especially with Big — Hearted Winner Boosted Opponents ience 1- ANTHONY Kas Nov 14 — (AP) Before the election State Repre sentative Milton W Primm Demo crat campaigned for his party's nominees for governor and congress man but not for himself He said he didn't want the job The nominees in whose behalf he worked so hard were defeated but Primm was death Occurs in ambulance s Marriage Failure Kenney A Rock Formerly Pays Pays of Succumbs Ogden Word was received today of the sudden death of Kenney A Rock of 103 West i Twenty-fift- h street Wash of Spokane formerly Ogden Mr Rock was connected with the Owen Woodruff Best Foods Inc Salt Lake City for many years and later moved to Spokane where he resided at the time of his death Mrs Rock was formerly Miss Clara Huggins of Ogden who with two sons and a daughter Jack Jimmy and Ruth Rock survive him The cause of his death was not stated only that he died in an ambulance on the way to a hospital Republican Oiy Has Only Five Democrats BUTLER Pa Nov 14 — CAP) — There can be no doubt about Eau Claire Borough near Butler being very definitely Republican despite sentiment elsewhere in the country Returns of an official recounting board disclosed that this smail village in Democratic Butler county polled 122 votes for the Republicans and only five for the Democrats — —— — i ek — Banker 'Run Institution NOWATA Okla NOV 14— (AP) — improvement Here's a banker who is looking for a 'run" on his institution Sam Wilkinson president of the To Commercial bank would like to see one made by the 300 persons who failed to call for their money last Union Electricians month when a voluntary liquidation NEW YORK NOV 14— (UP)— The was announced He is hofding about nation's unemployed will acquire a $60000 for them Include New Lighting taste for sauerkraut this winter V — — Fixtures With federal funds 50000000 pounds FIX UP RESORT COTTAGES of cabage will be purchased in New The federal housing administraYork state by the state temporary renei administration tion is urging resort owners to emergency The retail value of that much cab- modernize their cottages by addiig CO bathrooms and other conveniences bage is $125000 Raw cabbage and sauerkraut will pointing to the valuable returns in 309 24th Phone 581 be distributed nationally by the increased rentals made possible by such improvements Federal Eat Unemployed Kraut This Winter — Boy Poor Marksman ue v ree Woman Breaks Legs ate YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE When You Call Loans For improvements Building-Refinancin- i n -- I I " j !' 1 j ! ' i V THANKS EXPRESSED Students Get Jobs! Lured By Politics OKLAHOMA CITY Nov U — (AP)— So great is the lure of politics in the Sooner state that collect stu dents don't wait for diplomas before running for office Six new members of the state house of representatives will appear on the floor direct from the classrooms of the University of pkfe-homa'- "' - i Five are law students The! sixth is a sophomore in the arts: and i science school REPAIRING FLASHINGS Tinned metal flashings with? holes due to rust n:rv be reDaired if not too badly rusted 'with a coating of plastic roofing cement applied with a putty knife or trowel j Fred T Odell was president of the club for the followln year and Al Gibby was vice president Roy Beasley wa chosen secretary and Mrs Erne Winkler assistant secretary Mrs Lillian Widdison J R Stephens Ralph Porter Frank Davy and Mrs Charles Cole were named as di-- i rectors f The club gave a vote of thank' to the chamber of commerce ant other civic organizations and to Tlv Standard-Examinfori helpful co operation during the first year c: the club's existence ' "We invite all interested growing of flowers and home beau-- i tification to Join us in 1935 at ©u: meetings which will be held thr second Monday in each month' said a statement from the officer! re-elec- ted re-elec- t?: : 1 - - j er j in-th- : y conference of blind soldiers recently at Melbourne Aust- A -- wa-hel- ralia FlflST CLASS for Home Loans No red tape or delay in secur- ing loans for new construction remodelingor refinancing your present indebtedness Prompt and Courteous Service WW Butldmn ivomiiMniiKE Associatton 6-Hoa- n OGDEN MANNER' Phone 3714 UTAH 1 ' ' Make Needed Repairs Now The Financial! Problem Is Solved When the Uork of Remod- FREE ESTIMATES "" i 2340 Washington Ave Phone 103 eling and Painting Is Completed Lay lev ' ' ' I UILD i 1 i Uncle Sam's National Housing Act ' v - makes it possible for you to go right to your Lumber Uealer and arrange for financing right Sloane's Nairn's Sealex or Armstrong's LINOLEUM and - Every home owneri can protect and improve his property on toe easiest possible terms now v i - on the Kitchen and Bathroom Floors " WW Loan Association Washington Ave Rfar lm 1 ml with' RICK mm s u A Newl Roof Now! McMurfry Pa ints Cbss Wallpaper" g i A for ' Made by FOR TIIE FINAL TOUCH The Cost Is Small WTfrniirin- and Jefferson Andsrccn LunibcrlCo Phone 123 -i I rhone 2837 Phone 388 i i Duricn-V&I!to- i! Washington Ave FooLWODnea-- - Phone 2829 Phone " Lumber Phene Lum!:ar Go 2944 Pioneer Goal 637 & Go - j FURNISHINGS DRIVE OUT AND SAVE Dclnnp Lumber Go i Daifgor Lumber Go SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSE 'LEEK BRICIC CO Twenty-nint- h ! d i M ortgage Money PLASTERING IfJ A -- -- MM? COMPANY No Commissions Prompt Service 237G Expressed : i Will Bo Your Expert Sealing and Laying - of Club Thanks 4A "It Pays to Have the Best" $1092 repays $1000 in 144 months Shorter or longer repayment plan can be arranged to suit borrower We make loans from $500 Federal Duilding Presiden Re-elect- ed One of the most unusual event up with the off plain ever seen here a flower show In water with aapplication stiff brush f The growth should come off easily un- November was held Monday nigh in the Carnegie free library Man der this treatment people visited the large displays e USE DISCARDED MOTOR snapdragons petunias chrysanthe-It is possible to use the electric mums poppies calendulas penst4 motor of an obsolete vacuum mons and other varieties grown out-- ! cleaner for several things Disas- doors by members of the Ogdea? semble the cleaner and rig up a Weber County Flower Garden clut pully and belt system from the mo- which staged the show tor to an emery stone small llathe j AWARDS SHOWN a small water pump etc An? elecEach class of flowers was Judgtc trician should be consulted in such with the following results: a procedure but it is very I likely Artistic Lillian WiddK that you will have many valuable son first bouquets— AT Gibby second tnct discarded articles about the home Olive Beasley third Petunias— A I that if readjusted to a new use will Gibby first Mrs Iris Gibby second! i ease your daily labors Snapdragons— Al Gibby first and i Mrs Iris Gibby second Calendulas— CLOSE FAUCETS Lillian Widdison first and Al Gib4 If faucets are not closed tightly by second Globe Amaranthus— Lila tiny stream of water will cut the lian "Widdison Marigolds— A seat of the faucet If the faucet Gibby firsts first Goldenrod drips when tightly closed a new Browning first: Single and doubl? washer in needed or perhaps the Gaillardias— Al Gibby first Vt valve seat has been damaged? j phinlums— Al Gibby first — Mri Large chrysanthemums FIXTURES HARMONIZE Bond first and Al Gibby The home owner modernizing his Harvey second and third Medium chrys bathroom today may have plumb- anthemums—Al first act ing fixtures which match perfectly second Button Gibby chrysanthemums— in style and design Bathtub! lava- Al Gibby first second and third tory and closet are made to "go Poppies— Fred T Odell first Pen--- 5 together" harmonize with the " fix- estemons—Al Gibby first tures t John Dumke acted as Judge M j oraSo THE GATEWAY GLASS & PAINT You can get quick action on real estate loans on improved Ogden real estate s Odell ed WIRING $30000 Dog Fight ALBUQUERQUE N M Nov 14— (AP) — A dog fight may become a court battle here Mrs Zaida Feree alleged she was knocked down and her ankle broken when her pet terrier and another dog exchanged bites Single-dec- k buses operated by one She is suing Mrs Marion Fox man only are being tested in Moore owner of the dog for $30000 damages Woman Shot In Back DENVER Nov 14— CAP) —The poor aim of a boy is blamed by police for the bullet-wound in Mrs Mary Putnam's back Police said the boy Don Self traded some playmates a bracelet for a chance to shoot once at a Killed in battle with a rival the backyard target and then missed it body of a white stag has been found Mrs Putnam is expected to re near St Andreasberg France r cover v WASH OFF MOSS Before painting wash moss-coverstone or brick with waiter to which has been added 2 per cent by Volume of carbolic acid and follow Surplus corporation — - IN 'BLOOM SHOW Tips On How and What To Improve Battery-operate- $18-a-we- — II LiED WINNERS Housing Hints LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC St ATTIC MAKES DEN The word attic is gradually becoming an anachronism now that the conception of an house has changed At a very low cost it is possible to remodel the third floor merely by covering over the old walls and partitioning off rooms A den for father a playroom for the children or just a shower or bathroom on the top floor will relieve congestion up-to-d- bell-ringi- ng — —— ' I I re-elec- ted -- "lip v In Spokane CHICAGO Nov 14— (UP)— Nancy Loiter won't have to struggle alcng any longer on $5000 a month Nacy became 18 years old today and among other birthday presents she got $1300000 To blonde and beautoful daughter of Joe Leiter and the granddaughter of Levi Z Leiter $1300-00- 0 isn't much more than something to mention in a postscript but the money will be welcome for all of that As Nancy earnestly assured a court last May when reduced stock dividends cut her income to $60000 a year "a girl just has to have more than $5000 a month to suggestions Install During r- $30000000 REPAIR PORCHES Repairs to porches floors columns railings steps and supports will min lmize the danger of personal in- Jury and add to the exterior appear ance If the porch is out of date it may be altered converted into room or removed If inadequate it may be enlarged Partitions preferably of fireproof ' Suitable The Oakland with concrete or metal - act-Ofte- n Cam- paign Labor and materials were donated ed Home 4 "v in in a public demonstration in connection with Housing ed iJ01c became graph Glass Makes Porch Year Around Room Fences Min6r Buildings Should Be Painted hard-earn- lower photo " CHECK ROOF METAL When the roof covering flashings gutters or downspouts fail serious damage to the interior results They should be checked before winter weather makes arduous demands upon them Insulation of sidewalls and roof might also be done at this time Windows and daors should be weath-ertsrippfor added -- Comfort and fuel economy and inefficient windows and doors repaired or replaced Casement windows or J French doors may add greatly to the aspect of both exterior and interior Shutters ofter improve the appearance of the exterior The outer-wall- s may only a new coat of paint to require them in put tip-to- p condition Any loose clapboards or shingles must be tighten ed or replaced firsthand the painting should be done before freezing weather Some walls may be greatly improved -- with a new siding of clapboard shingles or masonry Any cracks in masonry side walls or the foundations should be sealed and the foundations made termite proof regard to plumbing and convenObsolete fixtures should be replaced with modern sanitary ones The floors and walls may be done over to harmonize with the new fixtures The kitchen might offer greater convenience if arranged differently A big kitchen awkwardly planned may be made much more compact and satisfactory if part of the floor space Were given over to a breakfast nook and the remainder of the wall space covered with shelves cupboards Additional windows might ease housekeeping tasks The "attic should not go to waste It may be possible to transform it into a room Insulating material will make the attic livable end at the same time enhance the comfort of the rest of the huse A new garage or Improvements to the old one may also be advisable New drives walks terraces and would make a splendid shrubbery finishing touch for the home modernization project h ' heme 'The shown In the pearance General improvements upstairs might include new floors and trim a fireplace book and k sfielves window seats radiator covers wallpaper or paint and an expansion of the - electrical system New partitions or the removal of old ones often adds to the utility of a house If additional closets are needed they may be built in corners A large unused closet may be transformed into a bathroom bedroom sewing room den or nursery All Ji : Save Surface rSave the surface and you save all" is not an Paradoxical as it may sound soft- It is said with exaggeration when There Is really no need to abanhardreference to fences wood is often harder than wood while on the other nana minor structures chicken houses' don the porch and its pleasant view at the approach of hardwood is often softer than soft- - sheds stables and basements of of the outdoors ' wood Removable winter homes glass panes In explanation lumbermen point It livable make entire the year— inNeglecting exposed surfaces is out that the terms hardwood and "penny wise and nd winter in the sunshine pound foolish" A viting softwood written as one word re- cool breezes In summer fpr to the hrttnnical classification Removable glass panes for the repairs made necessary of trees from which wood is cut slf tw? saving will soon cost good porch are made to order by winWhen the terms are used as two dow and conservatory manufactur dollars separate words however they re-of styles to Ume association ers There are dozens of of fer to the hardness or softness archikinds harmonize all with D Washington has a number of the wood: tastes to tecture individual formulas and suit for whitewashes and lime Botanically the hardwoods are The maximum cost of ma- The porch needs only to be inknown as deciduous trees while the paints terials of anv sulated at the roof and floor besoftwoods are known as conifers or about six cents of thA frvin j fore the glass is installed and per pound White- weather-strippe- d evergreens w coia wacer paint making the - porch will weigh the room When a weather-tigThe distinctions between sun on the average about 12 pounds to summer comes the panes are botanical and use classifications the gallon A gallon will cover 225 again should be constantly borne in mind square feet of wood 180 square feet taken down as easily as screens are by the prospective home moderniz-e- r of brick masonry and 270 feet of removed in the fall and the room reconditioning his home under plaster again becomes a pleasant open terms of the national housing porch a comparatively soft easThis improvement is eligible for ily worked wood is required for aa Select by federal housing adfinancing while use construction ministration specific property improvement loans Practically all porches lend strong hard wood may be essential to meet requirements Such hardthemselves well to the installation Equipment woods as yellow poplar chestnut of removable glass which improve and bass wood are softer than southuse of equipment suited to the appearance as well as comfort ern yellow pjne and Douglas fir theThe of the home If the proper style is as well chosen and compare in softness with such as needsin of the purchaser high quality is being emphaf- softwoods as white pine ponderosa sized the by federal housing adminhowpine and spruce In general as a true measure of econever the majority of the hard- istration for Door Bell those omy planning to" take adwoods like oak hard maple birch of the Better vantage Housing proand beech are comparatively harder to repair alter or improve FHA Drive Since both rela- gram used softwoods homes their tively soft woods are found in both Many home owners believing they of the botanical classifications the The number" of sore knuckles are thrifty have a tendency to in- that choice of consumer has a wide might have been prevented by equipment either too small or woods from which to make his stall bells has never been adequate otherwise to unsuited their needs estimated door building selections But there are many Dissatisfaction results Often the — — families could that during the Betequipment is altered or replaced at ter Housing program install bells a cost far greater than the differor buzzers for convenience' sake As ence between adequate and inadeWherever alternating current is quate equipment Especially is this a transformer true t with plumbing of which a present Husband is the battery better than always is in hidden walls great part and method since the is cheap upkeep floors which have to be torn up is reno and PHILADELPHIA Nov 14— (AP) to attention perfodical permit removal to Max is a a the failure In flat transformer pri—Marriage It is folly to spend money for quired Forman 27 new equipment the federal hous- mary winding is connected to the His bride's mother before the wed ing administration stresses unless lighting circuit and the secondary ding premised him $1000 a bedroom it is suited in every way to the winding to the bell circuit d bells are popusuite and said her daughter would house whether cottage or mansion is lacking and lar where at for least electricity her of which it is to be an integral job keep with farm and other plants which a year he told Judge Vivian F part :— provide only direct current Gable j Both types give satisfaction when to so It wasn't bad when he failed installed A door bell can prcperly bedroom suite the and the $1000 get Seeks be included easily and cheaply in Forman said but he just couldn't a modernization program whether keep his wife Freda at work not or the system of the On His wiring worse the judge To make mattsrs is scheduled house for repairs or ordered him to pay-$-8 weekly Many Old Homes May Be Restored Through Simple Modernizing Operations VThere are few houses that cannot be improved through some alteration or repair job The average house could be made much more livable by certain changes In many cases serious damage can be averted only by immediate repairing The mere removal of "gingerbread" often gives an entirely new appearance to an old house A siight alteration in the roof line a new and more effective chimney an old porch converted into a conservatory or a new wing to provide additional space is often all that is necesasr to give the heme a modernized ap- I 1453 UbsohvrisI:! 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