The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1937, Page 3

vt we a> ‘aa ‘ne ‘om oa > _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MAR sing Again in Bi MANY PERSONS ARE. [Low Ceilings Hold PRICES FACTOR. CHECKING COSTS T0 {Tass ~—| IN DETERMINING = DETERMINE COURSE Building Cost Down) “npr ppp keene the ends as well asthe sides . Scores ‘Thinking’ About New Homes Say Lumber Men; TWO CASTS GIVING ice ah 1937 SENIOR PLAY BUILDING PERMITS RISING pei hl ay Five Issued Recently as New Residential Construction Takes Lead Building activity in Bismarck is on the rise again.. Warmer weather has stimulated interest, according to a check of the building permits issued at the city inches or more, but the common widths are from 4 to 8 inches. Plank Pine Is Least Expensive But Various Hard Woods Are Considered Best New Set of Astors Tues- - day Evening - 8 jmatic production will be introduced Monday and Tuesday e' Two casts have been working on formance. On Monday evening the Jeading role of Jed Winslow will be played by j i evening, performance are Louis Beall, Important in Home In the installation of plumbing nt in bathrooms and kitchens, often plumbing’ pi; within are esa Sih aes ibane wood, to use a thinner strip. Floor- e? ay Gregory Dahlen, 4a2 ba prospec’ of B.'O, Refvem and J. build houses on the vacant Mandan St., and Avenue for the proposed Refvem hi been completed and are in the ae this cahoaee “then limbs is ee is not as serviceable as the| Herbert Asselstine, Dennis Solberg, installed ling, er sizes. a aeuine pili ll dda i“ grooves that fit over the projecting, Pearl Schwartz comprise the cast. modernized, the owner should| ‘ongues on the edges of the boards HE garage at 520 Hannafin St., at a cost of $4,000. Christ Nelson was the con- tractor, . Other building permits issued re- itly include: four-room stucco i place, so if there is any spring to/™- Mrs, Agnes Bantz is directing. the floor at all, the nails are apt to) Gey NATIONAL CHARTER push up and splinter these thin edges! valley City, N. D, Mar. 15—(?)— or project their heads above the| rormal presentation of a new national floor. * {Junior Chamber of Commerce char- Next are the selected grades Of|ter to the Valley City chamber will white. oak and maple, and then the| be made here Monday night. ° wide oak boards, After these come the fancier woods, such as teak, ma- hogany, and walnut, but these are used only in very expensive work. The ordinary strip floors run from 1% to 2! inches wide, and the pieces very in length with the grade. The gPg Hf 4 H rik i ge i Eg EE, E g “ e s ids will be received Tuesday the Bismarck Builders Supply Co., @ 50x50 frame addition to its ware- house at 1027 Broadway. Enlarge- ar eet of tnertased muines, ter| Ray V. Stair, frame garage at 315 to Manager 82 ¢ less expensive grades have a greater number of short pieces than the more expensive grades. Plank floors run in widths up to 13 Screens Micherd A treey.| Griffin Bt., #100. fi Court Building Other lumber dealers report Rus! rq addition to these developmerts, Contractor J. C, Beattie has begun work on ® proposed duplex at Han- nafin and Thayer, for which the basement was dug last fall, and also is pushing to complete work on the eight-family court structure which he is building ae &t., just south J.S. FEVOLD Investment, Real Estate, Insur- ance, Bonds, Auto and Truck Loans Sales and Rentals, City and Farm Property Since winter set in eight building Over Cowan’s Drug Store Keep Out permits have been issued, five of Bismarck, Disease-Bearing Insects ° DANGER AHEAD! If you don't provide early protection against those dread carriers of disease. Play safe! Put us to work on your screens at once! We repair your old screens or manufacture new ones for your home or place of busi- ness quickly, efficiently and AUNE Listen to the Sherwin-Williams Program over STATION KFYR EACH Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock (CST) We carry = complete line of Sherwin-Williams paints, Call at our store and get one of their Home Decorator's suggestions. : W. F. Meyer Plumbing Company FRENCH & WELCH HARDWARE Ghee & Caimeaiee Stn Plumbing - - Heating Gas-Fitting , Aowryoucan Electrical Wiring oS _and Contracting eae MR BROML ANY FOOD light. . _ VANTIN PAINT & GLASS CO. 313 Main Phone 544 X) Cool-Aire’ Air Conditioning , > Livesey] Company MZ John B. Kettsick, Prop. 206 Broadway Telephone 85 the Swing-Out Broiler is a feature of the latest MAGIC CHEF gas range OTHER MAGIC CHEF FEATURES YOU WILL LIKE Everyone knows that broiled food is better in taste and in health qualities than fried food. But until the makers of the famous Magic Chef gas ranges developed the revolutionary Swing-Out Broiler, broilidg has aie been difficult and at times disagreeable. Now you cza broil in comfort, for with this Oven, Timer, new Magic Chef feature the broiler and food all swing out br turbepokar eramdlrs away from the flame. You are protected from spattering grease. "op ner Lighter, You can turn the meat or fish without danger of burning your Toceelo-One Nona-Clog bands. You don’t have to stoop over and peer into the broiler 178, Parners, Sanitary to see when the food is done. The Swing-Ost Broiler is only ” Construc- one of many features of the modern, automatic Magic Chef gas ranges that make cooking snd baking easier, faster and more economical. Let us explain them all to you. tion, Full Insulation, Meral Work Model Shown SERIES 3700 Moatana-Dakota Utes Co, | =: | All Roles Will Be Interpreted by a tion shows that 53.6 per cent of these less annually. One-third have re- venings when | borro’ the senior class of Bismarck high/not more than two and one-half School present their play, “Shavings.”| times their reported annual income, Charles Connor, while John Peterson| make monthly will portray the same role on Tuesday} of $30 or less, and a quarter of the Assisting Connor in the first/ total number pay $20 or less a month. William | These Tillotson, Ben Jones, Paul Kenyon, amortization, service charge,-and in- Vernon Onstad,| surance premiums, For over one-! Mary See, Isabelle LaRue, and Ruth jhalf of the borrowers these monthly, 5 Payments represent one-seventh or On Tuesday evening James Spohn, |less of the purchaser's income. For ing of less thickness than one-half|Henry Koch, Ben Jones, Van Lee,|/90 per cent of the borrowers, mort- gage The edges of thejArlene Ruder, Emerald Bonser and one-fifth of their reported income. Both performances will be given in| $2,001 to $2500 annually represent the high school auditorium at 8:15 p./21.7 per cent of the total number of the plumber to make sure that| #€ usually too thin to hold nails in borrowers under the Insured Mort- 15, 1937 smarck As Weather Wurms Vanderhoef Assumes gage System. FAMILIES BUYING FHA Show Annual Receipts of $2,000 or Less Washington D. C., Mar. 15.—An| Minneapolis, Mar. have incomes of incomes of $2,000 or less. homes costing j $639,280,000 a year ago. to the analysis. Proper- per cent of the borrowers Payments payments include interest, It’s Worth | Payments represent less than Buyers whose incomes ra from Th Be 119% 4th The $1,501 to $2,000 Class represents 19.9 per cent of the total number, and the $2,501 to $3,000 Class represents 15.1 per cent. Those whose incomes are $1,500 or less rep- Tesent 12 per cent of the total, 1.5 per cent receiving $1000 per year or less. Those with incomes of over $3,000 con- stitute 313 per cent receiving $3,001 to $4,000, 7.3 per cent $4,001 to $5,000, 4.1 per cent $5,001 to $6,000, 44 per cent $6,001 to $10,000, and 1.6 per cent One Third of Those Listed by| °Ve 10.00. February Business in Northwest Increases .—(P}—Volume of general business in the Northwest last month gained nearly 10 per cent over February, 1936, it was indicated Monday when the Federal Reserve bank of Minneapolis reported an in- $2,500 or | crease of $60,049,000 in debits to ac- counts by banks in 102 cities of the ported ninth reserve district. The February Approximately 80 per cent of the| total was $699,329,000, compared with Cactus juice is used to clean rust in according heating plants and to kill growths in the play and each will give one per-| ties valued at leas than twice their| ‘ity water mains, If It’s Worth Owning, — Insuring City Insurance Agency P. C. Remington & Son Phone 220 Robert Paris as merchandising man~ ager at the Montgomery Ward store here, arrived Friday from Thief River Falls, Minn. to take over his new du- ties. Paris was transferred to Fergus Falls, Minn. Vanderhoef joined the Ward organization four years ago and before going to Thief River Falls, where he was merchandising man- ager, was connected with the come Pany’s stores at Williston and Minot. Mrs, Vanderhoef accompanied her husband here but their two children are staying with their grandparents at Minot until the Vanderhoef’s get located here. M. J. Connolly, New England pub- lisher, assumed his duties as the sec- retary of the Valley City Civic and Commerce association here Monday. by the rings on its scales, Store Position Here R, K. Vanderhoef, who succeeded CONNOLLY ON NEW JOB Valley City, N. D., Mar. 15.—(?)}—= The age of a salmon can be told BISMARCK PAINT & GLASS CO. 401 Fourth St. Phone 399 PAINTS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, WALLPAPER, GLASS AND ARTISTS’ MATERIALS Let us replace your broken win- dows. We call and deliver. No extra charge. Expert glazing with Lustro and Penvernon glass, H. E. Spohn, Mgr. Bismarck With a r" wosTess SINK ‘tT Nor only brings that smart, modern appearance to any kitchen, but the new ‘“Stattdatd” HOSTESS SINK helps keep the kitchen looking fresh and restful. Spacious drawers, roomy compartments and wide back ledge provide place for everything you need. There are special racks inside the center cabinets for soaps, cleansers and even towels, And the HOSTESS SINK matches per- fectly with all types of built-in kitchen cabinets and gives all che advantages of the most efficient material for kitchen sinks—acid resisting enamel on cast iron. Ask your Master Plumber to tell'you the cost. He can arrange financing on FHA terms, help you plan a modern kitchen and furnish the skilled workmanship so necessary to satisfactory service, Call him today. Let him give you complete information ‘on transforming your kitchen into one that will never grow tired. Copyright 1997 8, 8, Mts. Co, PITTSBURGH, PA: —1908— H. A. PITTSBURGH, PA. merit your satisfaction. tandard PLUMBING HIXIURE H. A. Thomp: "Life is too precious to endan- ger it by entrusting Plumbing to hands other than those best qualified to assure Health Pro- tection—the Master Plumber.” Hog “lan Gand Standard Sanitary Tify.Co, Standard Sanitary Mfg. - Division of AMERICAN RADIATOR §& STANDARD SANITARY CORPORATION Bismarck’s Pioneer Plumbing Establishment THOMPSON & SONS EXCLUSIVE DEALERS FOR Standard Sanitary Tlf. Ce Division of AMERICAN RADIATOR & STANDARD SANITARY CORPORATION ALL STANDARD FIXTURES MEET FEDERAL GOVT. 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