Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1923, Page 7

MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1923. eo = =] = = : = a cM PHONE 1374 AT ONCE FOR AN ESTIMATE. 147 South Center St. Phone 2065 Build Upon Prosperity The town’s growing and you asa pros- pective builder can hasten that growth by putting your plans into operation. Nine out of every ten houses are built of wood nowadays—because for coziness, durabil- ity and attractiveness it is unexcelled Telephone 765 for a prompt delivery. The Western Lumber Co. 300 North Center PAINTS For Every Purpose But of Only One Quality! , Whether you are a professional painter or a ‘handy man,” you will profit by knowing that your every need for Paint can be met here. There is a wide variety on every count except quality. All our paint is the best. This complete stock is only one indication of the service policy of this house. We are here to serve you satisfactorily or your money back, SATISFACTION GUARA NTEED. The Casper Glass & Paint Company 144 East Midwest Avenue Phone 1374 When building Don’t Forget Your Lawn And Garden To be made, and let us help you pick the right tools. Then, too, Screens. We have them. Locks and all hard- ware necessary to the home builder. THE CAMPBELL HARDWARE CO. Phone 425 When building remember we have a RUUD Automatic Water Heater For your home, and we are having a special sale now. $25.00 down will secure the heater you need for your home and the balance can be paid in ten rgonthly payments with no interest. So order today. The Casper Gas Appliance Co., Inc. Phone 1500 115-119 East First St. The Kistler Tent & Awning Co. TENTS, AWNINGS, CAMP EQUIPMENT Che Casper Daily Cribune The home with Kist- ler Awnings is always attractive. Cozy rooms, cool and pleasant, Residence Awnings at prices ranging from $4.00 up per window. Midwest Ave. and Elm St. Fourth Installment ‘Yesterday, We Celebrated’ How One Casper Young Couple Came to Own Their Own Home. ‘That, I guess, is the most of my story. We bought a home while Fred, and a lot of others, ‘saved interest” and rented. He is still where he started—only ten years older—and our modern little home is ALL OURS and worth double the contract price. And today we are making bigger plans: Our kiddies are growing up; both my wife and I are young and ambitious; we'd like a bigger and finer home. We are contemplat- ing selling this home and then putting the money from it into the home that shall become “the Homestead’ ‘of the future. If we do that, we'll go right back into the Building and Loan, and by the time I am fifty We will have a $20,000 or $25,000 home all paid for in monthly payments ‘just like rent.” And then we'll have another celebration and burn up another mortgage! SOME SUGGESTIONS TO HEED WHEN YOU BUILD THAT “HOME, SWEET HOME” Try to secure a location on the outer part of the city, but in the direction or section in which there is the greatest promise of city growth It will not be so convenient at first, but it wil cheaper— and the accrued’ value of the property will be much greater and more rapid Your paving assessments and such will sometimes “hit you pretty hard” —but you'll manage them some way and will be a better man and Secure a location on the outer part of the city. woman for having been obliged to “Clg in" and work harder to meet them. Build modern. Put the things in your home NOW that you want there. To make changes or additions later will cost triple the expense of including them in the orginal structure. Get in proper plumbingt add a few extra. ‘ sockets" for connecting such items ag electric toaster, fron bed-pad, curling iron, stand-lamps, etc. You'll always be glad these are in. And have a light in the closets—instead of always wishing you had them. Remember that the heating plant is “the heart of the home" and make sure that the or other source of heat is GOOD rather than CHEAP. A few extra do fo ra furnace wi!l mean that many dollars saved in coal each season, See to it that your doors, winCows, registers, etc., leave satisfactory wall spaces for such articles as your piano, your davenport and beds. One very pretty little home, just built, has a fine wall space in the tiv ingroom utterly ruined by having the livingroom register so placed that neither a plano nor davenport can be placed there while the furnace is in use. ‘Try to have « nice yard space. The some-day-kiddies will make it a vital part of the home. Deal with a reliable contractor—one that will build you a GOOD home rather than a CHEAP one—the latter kind {s generatly the most expen- sive kind that can possibly be built. (Copyright, 1923, Retail Publishers Association, Peorta I.) THE SURE ROAD TOA HOME Put Your Savings in the United Home Builders Association If two families live side by side for seven years, the one owning its own home and the other paying rent, the increase in population will raise the value of the one and raise the rent of the other. How many of you who are reading this ad have paid rent for the past seven years? Those of you who have pai for the house and the land and you don't own a shingle on the roof. Common sense tellg you we cannot give something for nothing. but we can, if you do your part, provide a long time low interest loan with which to buy or build a home. Establish your credit and an equity. That's the Mg move! You can do it no matter what your income is, COME IN AND SEE US. United Home Builders Association The Original Wyoming 3% Corporation SUITE 206 BECKLINGER BUILDING Phone 1830 Casper, Wyoming LINC The Best Music in the World i ccc sek ccna Is the sound of saw and hammer building Casper homes. We have lots in any part of Casper. Call and see us. See Ben Realty Co. REALTORS 201-203 Midwest Building Teaketthe or Faucet, Which? Grandmother had to use the old teakettle for hot water, because there was no other method known then. But there’s no such excuse, now, for failing to have a constant and unlimited supply of hot water for every need. Today vou can have hot water, throughout ‘he house, in the bath- room, laundry and kitchen; ready at any time, to gush from the faucet —at a surprisingly low cost, Write, phone or call for particu- lars. Schank Plumbing & Heating Co. 359 East Second St. Phone 711 If you inten. to build some day you should ob- serve existing brick buildings and study our brick- work manual— e “BRICK—HOW TO BUILD AND ESTIMATE,” Learn How You Can Build an Expensive Looking House With Low Cost Com- mon Brick When looking at a number of specimen panels of brickwork, laid with the same kind of brick but with various colors and kinds of mortar joint, the average person sometimes finds it hard to believe that such a wealth of variety and beauty can be obtained by such simple means, The early colonial brick buildings (Independence Hall, for instance) and countless thousands of modern buildings attest the fact, however, that inexpensive common brick, properly laid, with due regard to bond and mortar joint, is one of the most beautiful of all the building materials. “BRICK—-HOW TO BUILD AND ESTIMATE” See our exhibit which will be on display at the Realtors’ Show, May 8, 9, 10 at the Arkeon, Casper Brick & Tile Co. Cc. E. STARR, Pres. Extreme North End of Center Street Phone 1076 IL ESSENSE ETO TEEN i NNN TV TE, OA OWN HOME SHOW Auspices of the Casper Realtors May 7, 8, and 9 at the ARKEON At Your Finger Tips Electrical appliances save so much time work that every moder woman should be quick to take advantage of them. Our present comprises the est, incl tors, toasters, gri ling washers, vac ers, etc, 3 rc) | Supply & Construction Co, 142 E. Midwest Ave. | Phone 483-W Specialization! You wouldn’t go to a blacksmith shop to have a tooth fixed nor to a dentist to hang,wall pa- per. Our men are pe- rienced wall paper hang- ers and hang wall paper as it should be hung. We carry ull line of high grade w papér— the . kind tk adds beauty to the home. We will gladly ft a dis- | play of s nish an estin ligates you in no way, at ok ob- Casper Glass & Paint 144 E. Mid | UL