The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1937, Page 4

Five New Homes Included in List; Some Alterations Many Contemplating Construction of New Res- idences; All Artisans Are Employed and Some Coming From Out of City Permits for buildings valued at $25,305, the largest = $5,000 dwelling, have been issued et city hall during the last four weeks, a check-up revealed Monday. Artisans throughout the city are busy and it has been neecssary to im- port workmen for several jobs, notably the addition to the postoffice build- ing on which work has been delayed a little because of inability to obtain stone and steel when needed. Rapid progress is being made on the building at Second St. and Broad- way Ave., which John W. Larson is building. . In addition the home-bullding urge continues to operate on numerous persons and additional residence building is in sight. Building circles also hear rumors of one or more apartment developments to be made public ‘The lst of building permits, showing the name of the person to whom issued, the address, the character of the work, the estimated cost and the name of the contractor follows: Name Address Nature of Work Cost Contractor G. W. J 400 Griffin Alteration $ 700.00 G. W. Jorgenson E.B.Carman 819 5th St. Alteration 500.00 E. B, Carman John Brendel 306 9th St. Alteration 300.00 J. Brendel Jessie Wilson 217 Sweet Tile Dwelling 2,500.00 J. Wilson Clinton ©. Swett 611 Ave. A. Stucco 4500.00 ©. O. Swett A. R, Jones 1031 8th St. Frame Dwelling 5,000.00 A. R. Jones Cap. Inv. Co. 307 3rd St. Tire Storeroom J.C. Beattle and Tin Shop 1,800.00 Beatrice Jasman 611 Ave. A Alteration 1,000.00 ©. Delser ‘William Welch 8th between Garage 180.00 Mr. Vicebeck Thayer és Rosser T. P. Sheldon 811 2nd St. Alteration 400,00 Joe Shimek ‘William Melech 415 Mem. Concrete Dwelling 1,555.00 L. Peterson Highway ©, Beacher 1027 12th .00 Martin Bourgois H. Bibelheimer 918 7th St. ti 900.00 Berg & Wenzel ‘W.R. Ebeling 40 AVC W Joe Shimek = head well up and make the window Questions and longer. Answers @. TI want to put a stone fireplace in the living room of the house we are building, and the builder says we Q, What height from the floor 40! mist use yellow fire brick on the in- you recommend for window sills? —_| side, Can't stone be used; it would A. In living rooms, if there is | look so much better? a iclen' 8] tl -| A. Many types of stone can Iifure Deed be placed under the win- | #04 quite, salitactorly for the dows, a low sill is desirable, even as back, ane aides of replaces, but it inches. wel make sure before you use Anne wan in bedcooms) sty that the kind contemplated for your fireplace is one of these. Some stones “explode” when subjected to excessive heat and cannot be used for fireplace interiors. The stones for the back and sides should be laid with the grain parallel with the floor; if they are laid with the grain in a perpen- dicular position, they will ecale off. Q@. T understand the Federal Hous- ing administration is showing houses that can be bought for $2,500, Where can they be bought or built? A. This is not quite correct. The HEADQUARTERS FOR ‘WALLPAPER ; We recommend IMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPER ; Sep in and see the new 1987 patterns. 500 designs to select from. . Cut prices new on all last year’s patterns. '@ Before you decorate this year, find out about Luminall and make your home en- chanting. And when neces- sary, it cleans beautifully. Made Differently 7 Luminall differs in composition “YES, TIS AND THAT PAINT from ordinary te quite eee creas _cedinny und Sco 1S WONDERFUL IN MANY cxeam differ from each other. MORE WAYS THAN FOR ITS. : i z i i i § i is coupled be ewil Building Permits This fs & two-family unit, having one large and ment. Every foot of space has adequate living quarters for two insured a $8,200 mortgage on the property. Monthly payments, including principal, interest, taxes, and other fixed charges, of $33.16, will pay everything off in 20 years. New Type Windows Are Easy to Clean The sash may be adjusted to @ hor- isontal positfon and the panes washed and polished on both sides without - Hiak of fells or other accidents to the - . aner. ‘Washing windows is one of the most qifficult housekeeping tasks, but its eccomplishment offers ample repay- ment in bright, shiny surfaces, add- ing attractiveness to both the exterior and interior of the home. A solution of the window-washing problem is found in a new type of equipment whereby a be reversed as readily as it is or lowered, thus bringing the window Pane within easy reach of the washer. Tnstalla buildings without ear calle see ; > © Because it is a Maytag you Federal Housing administration last May prepared a bulletin showing sug- gedted plans of five small houses to illustrate the principles of economical construction methods, materials, and other expenses that might be in- curred. It is possible that with a very inexpensive lot needing no grading, Planting, or walks the small three- room house might be built even to- day so that the total outlay should not be more than $2,500, ]| acceptable standar can droning conven- achieved and $2,100 to $2,500 for largest house illustrated. These included only the cost of the itself, without @ cellar, and did n include the price of Grading, “MARTHA, YOUR HOUSE LOOKS wy SIMPLY MARVELOUS, IS IT THAT NEW LUMINALL PAINT?”... \} Where to Use Luminall and Labor © Luminall te And if your desire for stippled effects as desired. We recome cheer beauty in paints I for economy, like Come in and see the beautiful color of others effects obtained with Bismarck Paint & Glass an 2 eS TERY ATG IPES SEL NST EDEL NE LIEN LI OE RARE Pe THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MAY 17,1987 __ Issued Within Month Total $25,305 Study of Utilities Is Urged == To Protect Home Investment "===" ‘The prospective owner of a new) at the home site at the time of pur-javailable, the prospective home own- home should learn as much as pos- pga Al eg arr il ca) pan eh liar ak Montara sible about the utilities available at|up with the public-utility companies |® home-! & waxer-DUMD= the home site before he selects me-| and their future-expansion polly dis- | ne ‘stem, sewage-disposal system, chanical equipment. It is advisable to| cussed. 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