Aberdeen herald. [volume], February 07, 1907, Page 6, Image 6

About Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917

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FOR A TWENTY FOOT LOT.
Tnliinr Little Two Family Ilonae
With All Improvementa.
fCopj rlfilit. ITO4. by Stanley A. Dennis, 280
Broadway, New York.]
\Yo herewith present a model low
priced house, arranged for two fam
ilies, which can be built on a twenty
foot lot for from $1,800 to $2,000 un
der favorable conditions.
There i.s a cellar under the entire
liouse, with walls of stone laid up at
in cement mortar. It has a
cemented floor, coal bins and hot air
furnaces, which heat the two sections.
Tin; frame is of hemlock and spruce
Jumber, with yellow pine sheathing,
cm civil with heavy building pijier and
pile beveled siding. The main roof is
FIIONT ELEVATION.
laid wftli rough boards, tar and gravel.
The cornices and other finish on the
■exterior are of cypress and pine.
The floors are of hard pine. The In
terior walls are plastered with patent
plaster, sand finished. The interior
trim is of clear kiln dried whitewood,
Stained and varnished. The stairs are
of yellow pine, with cherry turned new
els and balusters and fancy molded
rails in natural finish. The kitchens
and bathrooms contain plumbing and
•fixtures of the latest styles, and the
walls are wainscoted.
The dining rooms have up to date
dressers with glass doors. The parlors
l'-LOOB I'LAN.
iave quartered oak mantels with bevel
plated mirrors and solid tile facings.
Iho byuse la atted for gas. The hard
ware Is black Japanned, with wood
knobs, roses and escutcheons.
This makes a model low priced house
and a first class Investment for owners
of single twenty foot lots and is worth
?areful study by all.
How to Clean Ihe Wa»li Baaln.
The white marble basin in the bath
room can be cleaned by rubbing the
■tains with fine table salt. If. how
ever, they aro of long standing, mix
two parts of powdered whitii witli
out of powdered bluing, then add half
& pint of strong soapsuds and heat t >
boiling point; apply with a soft cloth
to the marble and let It dry on, then
wasb off with hot water to which has
odued u little salts of leinou.
COLONIAL OWELLfNQ.
laes venal ve, Yet Convenient an!
Roomy—Estimated Coat, *2,000.
[Copyright, 1904, by Stanley A. Dennis, ttt
Broadway, New York.]
We herewith present an up to date
colonial design and plan for a $2,000
home. This house contains every mod
ern improvement. Including a Lot air
furnace. A cellar runs under the entire
bouse, with stone walls, cemented
Door and coal bins.
The frame is of hemlock lumber and
timber, and the walls are sheathed, pu-
FIIO-NT liI.EVATIOH.
pered, sided and shingled. The main
roof is covered with heavy dimension
Cypress shingles, and the columns, rails
and newels are of yellow pine, finished
in the natural wood.
The exterior is given two coats of
lead and oil paints with a light yellow
body, zinc white trim, light green sash
and dark green blinds.
The floors are of narrow yellow pine,
tongued and grooved and finished In
the nutural wood. The interior walls
are plastered with hard white patent
plaster. The trim is of cypress, and
tbe stairs are of oak, with turned new-
FIRST FLOOR PLAN.
els, rail and balusters, finished In the
natural wood with one coat of fillers
and two coats of light varnish.
The hall contains an open fireplace,
an ornamental brick mantel and a tiled
hearth. The bathroom and kitchen
have open piupibing and fixtures. The
exposed work In the bathroom Is nickel
plated. The hardware throughout 18 of
plain real dark bronze.
The attic has one large storage room.
The house is fitted with combination
gas and electric fixtures, properly wired
for electric light and piped for gas.
The windows, except in the cellar, are
fitted with inside Venetian blinds.
This makes a cozy and desirable
home and is one that has met with
SECOND FLOOR PLAN.
general approval. It can be easily en
larged or reduced, as desired, by in
tending builders. Materials, etc., can
be changed to suit personal tastes or
requirements. The estimated cost, $2,-
000, may be somewhat increased in lo
calities where materials and labor are
bijjh.
Tlie Dutch Door.
The cheap and narrow front door,
"mill made," the counterpart of thou
sands of Its fellows, has given place to
a heavier style, which is wide and
handsome, says Kate Oreenleaf Locke
In the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. The
"Dutch door," divided In the middle,
so that the upper half can be opened
While the lower portion remains closed.
Is an attractive type for a cottage
Where the other details of tho house
correspond to it. That Is to say, If
there Is a heavily beamed porch. If the
house Is stained a dark color rather
than painted In light tone, If there Is a
wide Dutch fireplace to be found in the
living room, and the windows are case
ment style, a Dutch door is In order
and will harmonize with Its surround
ings.
To Clenti Brickwork.
Any brickwork rinsed off with nm
rnonla and water and then carefully
dried will be wonderfully brightened
bar the process.
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