Turn your Bathroom into a Spa, by Joseph Pubillones

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As Americans hustle and bustle to make ends meet and the work hours extend well beyond 40 hours per week, stress is an all-time high. Stress is responsible for triggering incidents from panic attacks to illness and even cardiac arrest. This is why the spa business is booming at an alarming rate. While some business folks may get the occasional perks of downtime to book a day at a spa, most American families do not have the luxury of time. Bringing the concept of the spa to your home is becoming quite popular.

Creating an at-home getaway is the goal when transforming your bathroom into a spa. There are several factors to consider in such a home improvement project. To get your bathroom to capture the spa feeling, you will want to capture as much room as possible. You will need more room to accommodate a luxurious tub to soak in, a large shower with massaging jet sprays, or perhaps a steam unit to transform your shower into a steam bath, a bench inside the shower, and a place to sit down and relax.

Give good consideration to plumbing fixtures and hardware. These valves and controls are important because they are tactile items, which affect the way you perceive your spa-bathroom. They are also effective to express a sense of luxury and relaxation.

The colors that are used in spas are deliberately chosen to reduce stress. The colors that are most used as those inspired by the sky, ocean and earth. These colors are usually very light. While they may seem washed out, these colors that are dusty and seem to insinuate another are the best. Like a soft white with an aqua green shimmer, or a beige that reflects salmon paired. These pale colors work the best when paired with white, gray or espresso cabinetry and trim.

Today's new spa-bathroom combinations also make a statement with tiles and stone treatments. The more exotic the marble, granite or quartz, the better. Sometimes great slabs are book-matched for an incredible organic pattern on walls and floors. Mosaics are historically tied to baths since pre-Roman times, and today with advances in technology, micro tiles can be laser cut and assembled to create the most incredible and fantastic patterns and designs.

Other items to be considered in the design of a spa-bathroom:

Candles: For burning at specific times, can be soothing. I would suggest a subtle aromatherapeutic scent. Small votive around your bath area can be beautiful, but also give off a relaxing glow.

The Best Linens: Accessorizing you bathroom with a nice bathrobe, thick absorbent towels, and bathmats are both useful and make your slippery surfaces safe.

Flowers and Plants: Are a great invigorating element of nature to add to your spa-bathroom. Plants are great because they help clean the air and give off oxygen.

Music: Part of the spa experience is too soothe your body and soul. Music is the best therapy to aid in relaxation and stress reduction. Spas pipe soft music everywhere for a reason. Add a couple of new jazz CDs to your repertoire and you are well on your way.

Joseph Pubillones is the owner of Joseph Pubillones Interiors, an award-winning interior design firm based in Palm Beach, Fla. To find out more about Joseph Pubillones, or to read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com.

10 Affordable Ideas That Will Turn Your Small Bathroom Into A Spa

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After a long day at work, there’s nothing better for your body and mind than a spa visit. However, as the cold weather creeps in, most would rather skip the pricey trip and just stay warm at home. Given that the gloomy winter weather can snap your energy and make you feel depressed, you need a soothing sanctuary in your own home.

So, why not turn your bathroom into an at-home spa? Like most spa services, your bathroom offers a private space where you can take a relaxing shower or warm bath to de-stress. All it takes is a few more elements to evoke the spa-like atmosphere. In this article, I'll show you how to enhance all five senses by recreating the ultimate spa experience right in your small bathroom.

If you want some professional help, we can connect you with bathroom remodeling pros in your area ready for your spa project.

Sight

The visual appeal of your bathroom is the key element for setting a spa-like vibe. Most spas tend to embrace the “less is more” philosophy, as a minimalist style can help open up a room, giving the space a serene and restful feel.

To help you achieve the similar “clean and comforting” spa look in your small bathroom, here are several tips:  

Paint Your Walls with An Earthy Palette

Nature-inspired colors, such as brown, gray and green, can give your bathroom an organic feel along with a calming effect. Nevertheless, if you have a rather small bathroom, opt for a lighter and more neutral color scheme. Beige, light gray and pale green, for example, can lend a soothing sense, as well as a spacious feel to your small bathroom.  

Install Dimming Bathroom Lights

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If you prefer a late night, romantic bath before bed, consider installing recessed ceiling lights or wall scones that come with dimmer controls. With the help of a dimmer, you can soften your lighting and get the spa-like feel when you need a soothing soak in the tub.  

Installing dimmer controls involves complex circuits or electrical wiring issues. As a result, I highly recommend leaving such work to a professional electrician. According to our database, the national average price to hire a local electrician is $293.

Create A Warm Feeling with Faux Wood Tiles

Although wood flooring can surely evoke the feeling of peace and warmth, it’s never an ideal material for damp areas. Fortunately, thanks to today's technology, homeowners now have another viable alternative. That is, faux wood tile. Faux wood tile is indeed ceramic or porcelain tile that imitates the natural textures of wood. It not only has a higher resistance to water, but also comes in a variety of patterns that can match any spa bathroom décor.

Clear Toiletry Clutter 

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Clutter usually gives us stress. That’s why spas always keep their toiletries hidden and in order. However, storage space is usually a serious issue in small bathrooms. Thus, when it comes to hiding all toiletries, most will get frustrated.

Well, it’s time to get rid of those old and expired toiletries you won’t ever use. By doing so, you should be able to free up a significant amount of cabinet space.

Still need to borrow some counter space for your go-to toiletries, such as cotton balls and Q-tips? To avoid visual clutter in your bathroom, try organizing these items in clear glass jars. Believe it or not, jarred toiletries will look just like a part of your décor.

Touch

You may not be able to afford expansive hydrotherapy facilities on par with your favorite spas, but you can absolutely give yourself that spa touch with these affordable bath amenities:

Pamper Yourself with A Small, Deep Soaking Tub

Just because you live with a tiny bathroom, that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a relaxing soak in the tub. Bath manufacturers are offering a wide array of scaled-down tubs that are no longer than five feet, but deep enough to soak.

Looking to create an exotic Zen style bathroom? You can’t go wrong with the traditional Japanese soaking tub. Compared to other small tubs, Japanese tubs are much deeper, allowing you to submerge your entire body from the neck down. Better yet, most of them even come with built-in seats, so you can sit comfortably and safely while enjoying the hot bath.

Sound like a good addition to your spa-like bathroom? Don’t forget to ask your local contractors for free installation estimates.   

A Massage Shower Head is A Must-Have

Many homeowners assume a soaking tub is a must-have item in a spa-like bathroom. Yet, chances are that you only use it occasionally, not to mention it may make your small bathroom feel crowded. A massage shower head, on the other hand, won’t take up any extra square footage. Additionally, you’ll definitely use it everyday.

Of course, it would be awesome if you could install both products in your bathroom. However, if you do have budget and space concerns, here's my advice. Sacrifice your tub for an upgraded shower along with a fancier massage showerhead. The spa-like shower will surely satisfy your relaxation needs. 

Warm Up With Heated Towels

No one would like to wrap up a nice, healing hot bath or shower with cold towels, especially during the winter. To retain heat within your body, there’s no better way than indulging yourself in comfy, warm towels after a long session of hot water.

That’s why towel warmers are becoming a popular addition in recent bathroom remodels. You can enjoy the cozy warmth within reach by installing a towel-warming drawer in your vanity. If you want to dry your towels at the same time, towel-warming bars will be a better and cheaper option. Plus, its wall-mounted design can save more space!

Smell

Your rejuvenation journey can’t be completed without aromatherapy, since scents are famous for boosting one’s health and mood. For instance, the easiest and fastest way to wake our brains up in the morning is showering with peppermint-scented soap. Need a good night’s sleep? Lavender and jasmine lotions will surely come in handy.

Except for body care products, the addition of scented candles or old diffusers can also enhance your sensual experience.

While Candles Can Add Some Ambience, Oil Diffuser Provides Safety

Everyone, particularly ladies, enjoys unwinding in the tub surrounded by burning candles. Why? In addition to lovely smells, the flame of fragrant candles can add a warm ambience to your bathroom, making the space feel romantic. However, for forgetful homeowners, oil diffusers will be a better and safer choice. 

Sound

Let’s face it. Taking a long soak in the tub can be somewhat boring. You might see some of your friends mount TVs in their bathrooms. Well, before you copy that idea for your spa-like bathroom, think twice. It’s true that a bathroom TV will keep you entertained. But, does it help you keep a tranquil mind? Probably not.

Have Some Calm Music For Your Bath Meditation

You can create a meditation playlist on your phone and play it through a waterproof Bluetooth speaker. With such a calming backdrop, you’ll take a relaxing soak as long as you can.

Taste

The last sense you should bring into your at-home spa retreat is taste.

Yes, taste.

Of course, I’m not telling you to have a taste of your bathroom; I’m implying that you should take your bath experience to the next level with a glass of wine or champagne.

Use A Tub Tray to Hold A Glass of Wine, Champagne…

Don’t assume drinking a glass of wine while bathing will make you sound like an alcoholic. In fact, this idea has been in vogue for a while. If you take a trip to your local home improvement store, you’ll find there are different types of tub trays available on the market. And almost all of them come with a wine holder design.

Conclusion

Getting the benefits of a spa treatment in your own home is not as hard as you think. With just a few bathroom renovations and additions, you can immediately turn your bathroom into a private oasis, even if it’s short on space.

Is your small bathroom a spa sanctuary? Tell us about it in the comments section. We love seeing successful remodeling examples from our fans.

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Room for Living winners enjoy their makeovers

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Three Daily Herald readers received big upgrades in their homes over the winter, thanks to the generous sponsors of our fall Room for Living contest. All had written in and sent photos of the "problem areas" within their homes and were ultimately chosen to win specific packages.

Living room makeover

Cindy Walk of Fox Lake was the winner of the grand prize living room makeover valued at more than $8,000. She and her husband, Jim, have two children, including a 4-year-old with special needs. They have lived in their home since 2004.

"I love it!" she says of her renovated living room. "But it is an adjustment. No one can eat in the living room anymore."

The Walks received a $4,000 gift certificate from Steinhafels furniture store in Vernon Hills and used it to purchase a grayish slate blue sectional with a chaise lounge at one end, a storage ottoman, a light oak rocking chair and a distressed wood side table. They also purchased a rustic fireplace console with doors and shelves. Its simulated fire helps heat the home and there's room to mount a television above it.

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  Fox Lake resident Cindy Walk and her living room makeover project. - Paul Valade | Staff Photographer

"They wanted a rustic lodge feel so she assembled a warm and cozy, but fun, room," said Anne Hildreth, design consultant for Steinhafels. "The sectional with the chaise, for instance, allows them to kick their feet up and relax and it has soft corners for their special needs daughter. We put a textured navy blue and cream patterned throw pillow with it.

"The fireplace television console adds an architectural element and focal point to the room and actually acts as a space heater, too. The fireplace is an LED screen, which simulates a fire," she said.

Walk added the rocker because her daughter often needs to be rocked in order to soothe her, Hildreth said.

"Cindy was so grateful for every dollar of product we gave her. She was the nicest, most deserving person who could have won. I felt good about myself after I helped her," Hildreth said.

Mel Alger of Alger Decorating in Palatine agreed, raving about how pleased he was to paint the room and help this winner, who was exceedingly grateful. "I always like to take time out to do this kind of work for nice people.

"Cindy chose paint for her living room and adjoining dining room that is somewhere between gray and tan. In certain lights, it looks bluish-gray and in other lights it looks tan. It is pretty cool," Alger said.

  This fireplace console from Steinhafels serves as a TV stand and also providessupplemental heat for the room. - Paul Valade | Staff Photographer

The Walks also received a $2,000 gift certificate from Yonan Carpet One in Rolling Meadows.

"When Cindy initially came to see me, we discussed all of her options for area rugs and what Yonan Carpet One could do," said Julie Boyko, designer and flooring consultant for Yonan. "I let her know that waiting until her new furniture was in her home was the best way to determine the style and size of the area rug she would need.

"Cindy returned to the showroom with the sofa fabric, accent pillow, paint colors and photographs of her room. After looking at many styles of carpet in our showroom, I suggested that she bring home several samples of the carpet styles she liked and look at them in her home setting and lighting," she said.

In the end, the Walks chose a fun and trendy style of carpet by Fabrica for its color, durability, ease of maintenance and luxurious feel. Yonan Carpet One also provided custom-fitted padding for under the area rug, which contributes to comfort, holds the rug in place and protects the hardwood floor from scratches.

"The rug features artistic swirls of color," Walk said. "I also got a matching runner for my galley kitchen since the rug had to be cut down to fit in my living room."

And when it came to lighting, the Walks received two 19-inch Bright Source lamps in green with sparkles from Lifespan Brands. They put them in their master bedroom (away from the children) and used the $2,000 gift certificate from Littman Bros. Lighting in Schaumburg for the living room.

"The Bright Source lamps provide two lighting experiences in one lamp. The motion part of the lamp emits a relaxing, soothing soft light, while the table lamp gives off a bright light perfect for any task -- reading, working and more," said Jennifer Courington, vice president of marketing and product development for Lifespan.

"We are so excited that we were able to participate in the room makeover contest with the Daily Herald. The lucky winner got to pick out two different lamps to decorate her newly remodeled room. We hope these lamps bring her family fun and light for years to come," Courington added.

The Walks chose coordinating rustic, bronze-colored contemporary Quoizel wrought iron lighting featuring butterscotch onyx shades from Littman Bros.

They cannot have any floor lamps because of their daughter so they received a chandelier for the dining room and matching sconces and pendants for the living room. The Walks also chose a 54-inch ceiling fan for the living room.

The Walk family also received a $100 gift certificate from Treetime Christmas Creations in Lake Barrington to upgrade their holiday decor.

"I am so in love with my new living room. It all came together beautifully. This was a huge gift to us," Cindy said.

Bathtub/shower conversion package

Betsy Lewis of Batavia received a partial bathroom makeover package valued at $6,500, thanks to the Room for Living contest.

"My entire experience with the replacement and installation of my tub were wonderful. I was able to look at multiple patterns and colors for the surface that was going to be on the walls around my tub. Since my old bathtub was pink and the tiles were small white squares, I was looking to update the look," Lewis said.

The whole bathroom dated to the 1950s with small tiles and white grouting and it stood out like a sore thumb compared to the rest of Lewis' updated home.

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  Betsy Lewis no longer has a pink bathroom after winning the Daily Herald's Room for Living bathroom makeover. - Brian Hill | Staff Photographer

"I chose a beautiful white with some gray variation in it and a glossy surface. The new white tub and walls look amazing. The people who handled the installation were prompt, courteous and cleaned everything up when they were finished," she said.

Lewis also received a $1,000 flooring package from Yonan Carpet One.

"I chose large square tiles in white for the floor and partway up the wall behind the toilet. Previously, there was a big tile trim piece where the wall and floor met, but the new way is to butt the same tile up against each other there. No trim piece. The guy who installed it for Yonan was a true artist," she said.

Lewis already had a white sink and toilet and had white bead board on some of the walls and she took it upon herself to paint the upper portion of the walls a pale blue.

"My bathroom looks like it belongs in a hotel or a spa. It is absolutely beautiful! I am beyond happy," she added.

"We are thrilled to be able to educate the public about options for their current or future homes. We have fabulous shower and bath solutions that nearly everyone can benefit from and feel very fortunate to be able to give away a bathroom remodel to a deserving reader," said Dimitri Nacopoulus, owner of Bath Planet.

"We really enjoy reading the entrants' submission stories and looking through their pictures. But the best part for us is to look at the before-and-after pictures once our installer is done. It's a very rewarding experience for all of us here at Bath Planet," he said.

Lewis also received an iConnect by Detecto, 8-in-1 body fat scale from Lifespan Brands.

"We feel that having a good-looking scale complements a bathroom and is an important part of any bathroom decor," said Lifespan's Courington. "This scale, in particular, will give the bathroom winner of the Room for Living contest both tools and insight into their vital measurements such as weight, BMI, body fat, bone mass, muscle mass, body water and calorie intake, all displayed in easy-to-follow graphs on their smartphone."

Lewis also received a Detecto iConnect 8-in-1 body fat scale from Lifespan Brands.

Interior door package

Mount Prospect resident Lisa Piagari is deliriously happy with her interior door package from HomeStory Chicago, valued at $2,500, and her $100 gift certificate from Treetime.

"My new doors are gorgeous. It is amazing how much they update the house," Piagari said.

She was able to receive three bedroom doors, two bathroom doors and a laundry room door with her prize.

"I received more doors than I even dreamed of," she said. "I chose two-panel white doors with satin nickel hardware for the bedrooms and bathrooms. For the laundry room, which was an odd size, I chose a matching bi-fold door that has an amazing custom fit now. All of these white doors just make everything brighter.

  Lisa Piagari's new door to her son's bedroom. - Bob Chwedyk | Staff Photographer

"They are crisp, clean and current," Piagari added. "I am just thrilled. The difference they made in the house was a wonderful surprise."

She was also highly complimentary about the service she received from HomeStory Chicago. "All of their employees were efficient and very friendly. I would like to give all of them a really big shout-out."

Kate Zeller, general manager for HomeStory Chicago, was equally pleased with the experience.

"We feel passionate about being able to improve people's lives in their homes. In addition, we like to give back to the community by giving someone something they could probably not otherwise afford," she said.

"Ours is a unique service and by participating in the Daily Herald's Room for Living contest, we are able to let everyone know there is a door-replacement option for them that does not involve door frame replacement and is quick, easy and clean," Zeller said.

The Ogden Standard from Ogden, Utah on April 1, 1918 · Page 11

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A GOOD modern 5 room house, within four blocks of the Union depot, nice lot. trees, everything i,n good shape.: renting tor $20 per month. Only J18Q0, ISQO ash baiftpefl an timi q stm Pili: house is reasonably worth about' $2800 Just the thing for a railroad j man. J. J. Brummitt, under the Utah National bank. 5069 OWNER must sacrifice 5 -room mod hflllin rlrico in l-jroo lr.l orwl xvttr-. j right. Address Z care Standard 5010 7 - room house in good location, large lot, fruit, garden, tc. Only $1900. Easy terms. 8- room house, divided into two large apartments, hoth modern. Exceilenl location; $2400; easy terms Beautiful new 4 -room modern bungalow on large lot. fruit, berries, and j garden. Price $2500. Excellent rooming house proposi lion, best location In city Bargam. 6 - room modem house on bench. Bargain at $290o. Easy terms. 20 acres plow and pasture land. $800. R BERT G AGEE. 374 25th St. Phone 69 1070 AN elegant lot on 25th street, 50x138 feet to alley, with all special taxes paid. Only $800. This is a great bargain. J. J. Brummitt Phone 69. 5069 100 FOOT on 25th Si. facing Brinker Ave. No fine building spot in Ogden A snap. Phone 855 or sue J. C. Nye Ag'cy Co. 602 Eccles bldg. 4090 BY owner 5-room. mod house with gaa, ZU ::"th St. Phone 1685-R 4092 A GOOD rooming house of sixteen rooms, well located and doing a pood business, for sale very (heap on ac-1 count of owner going to war. J. J. Brummitt, under Utah National bank 5069! 7 - room modern frame residence on paved street Snap only $3500. 17 ane form on Washington, near north city limits; full water right. $5o0u 5o foot front lot on 24lh and Harrison ave. Terms. $650 KELLY t HERRICK. 4081 A SNAP. I 17 At RES land on north Washington Ave., near city limits. A part of this is good (arm land, balance first class I pasture. Price only $1650. Will make j terms. E. W. CANNADY 2427 Hudson. 4030 I II.W I, listed, w-ith me forty acres of good oil shale land in the Uintah Basin oil district This oil shale shows, on analysis of sixty gallons of superior oil per ton. This property is owned by a man who ir. not In the oil business and desires to sell the same very cheap. Hero is a splendid opportunity for any one desiring to develop ii or organize a company going in the oil business. J. J. Brummitt. Phone 59. 5069 FARM in eastern Montana r sale or trade for Ogden property. 1017 21st. 3999 3-ROOM bou-,e, part modern, lor $1050. 2250 Jackson Ave. 3981 FIVE room bouse with light and water on a lot 43.8 feet by 165 feet, west front, paved street, close m on Wash ingtou avenue. Lot alone worth $1800. ; The best investment ha Ogden. Ail for $1600. J. A. McCulloch, under First 1 National Bank. 2274 FOR sale or trade lor small acreage, j 322 D. F. 150 plowed, 85 In grain, fenc-1 ed, buildings, horses and Implements ! inclosea canyons fine for cattle. Write to box 15 care Standard. 3645 EVERYTHING for rent. Ogden Rental agency. 374 ' 25th at. Phone 69. 3657 7-ROOM brick bouse, R. R. locality; bargain at $2500; terma. interest 6! per cent. Ph. 1230-R. 3547; LOST J GOODYEAR tire, half-soled, mounted on Baker rim, 34x4 Reward. Return 2478 Washington or phone 409. 4048 SATURDAY, between Adams and1 Washington on 23rd or between 23rd and 24th on Washington, child's white fur neck piece-. Pbune 3257 -M. Call at 878 24th st. 4046 CAMEO brooch. Roward. 1929 Wash 3622 A GENTLEMAN'S gold uulch. Phone 3147 -J 5067 Equal parts of ammonia and whiten - I in: make a Jne, mixture for (lean Ing QjClfal ornaments and furnichings. , Read '.ho LLisitled Adtk I fofTsalj 1 I Rel EsUU j 41- ACRES splendid soil, in city limits Good house, barn, chicken coops, etc Liberal terms. Phone 2263-M 5030 l1; acres splendid land Abundance of water, family orchard, new 4 room modern house, barn, garrage. All good blcjgf Location 12th St. A bargain. J31p0 4 room mod. cottage; has nice sleeping porch. (Perfect beau.) Also good barn and large lot. Price 2QQ0. AIo 5 -room mod. brick. Splendid pjace. Only 4 blks. from Eccles bldg. Price $2700. We have what you want in farms or city property Glad to show vou. nGDEN REAL ESTATE s: BLDG. 243SVi Wash. Ave. Phone (378) te'.ev FOn SALE. 21 acres ';est land m county for to-aiatoes. peas, beets or fruit; 5 acres in bearing apples, 2 acres pasture, 14 acres for general use; sood 4 -room brick house, large barn, cemented cellar, well and ample water right. Ideally located for marketing crops; close to excellent school and on one of the main highways. Will sell on good termd, onlj i 4000.00. J. A. McCULLOUCH Under First Natl. "Bank. 2779 FOR SALE Poultry and Eggi -n-nsu-yn I SETTING hens wanted. Call 1416-J. 4073 I . RHODE Island Red roosters, large whit ducks and duck eggs. Phone 1 584 -M. 4058 1 RHODE Island Red -Eggs $1 per aet-. ting. G. C. Kimes, 51 Ninth st. 1042 HOOVER says. "A hen for every home." The best is wise economy. Arkady Place Hennery booking orders lor dav-old chicks; tremendous demand. Shoot your orde.3 in. A. S. I Smurthwaite, Wellsville, Utah. 3951 , . FOR No. 1 baby chicks, none better or j cheaper, phone Astill, 1157-R. 3937 j EGGS for hatching $3 a setting. Thoroughbreds Columbian Wyandottes. Inquire phone 3233 R. $904 t DAY old chicks. Order early. Best stock only. Grout's teed store, 332 24tb. o 7j TEN young hens aud two cockrcls, White 01 phiugtons. Pbune 32ol-R. 38o3 GUARANTIOED White Leghorn eggs, $1, $1.5o setting 246 1 Harrison. Phuue 1458. 3838 WHITE Wyandottes, cock and eggs, Barred Rock eggs $1.50 a setting. 850 23rd. st. Pbone 2031 - J. 1 FOR baby chicks that are worth your time and labor raising and chicks that will make good layers next winter, see Shafer at Ogden Feed Co. Also all kinds of chickens bought and sold. 3746 BABY CHICKS, S. C W. Leghorn, Utah hatched, from Hoganized stock. Phone 1569-W. Mountain View Poultry Farm. 3733 WANTED j To Rent J (6 OR 7-ROOM strictly modern house, J must be in first class condition, close in on bench; will take 2 -year lease. Gie location and rent. Address Box PX, care Standard 5056 WANTED to rent'a four or five room j modern house by desirable tenants I Phone 766 W. ios7 I . , 1 4 OR 5-room modern cottage for sum-j mer Close in. Phone 317. 5011 FORRENT Acreage A Got.)D lit acre larm, some fruit, good water right, small house, .some orchard. This farm will be rented cheap 10 the right party. If you need a place it will pay to investigate this. J. J. Brummitt, under I tah National bank 5068 FOR RENT 25 acres of alfalfa, with water, also 40 to 50 shares of water stock in the Davis &. Weber Canal Co Davis County Nursery. Phone 14 J-l, Roy. 5065 TWO HUNDRED acres of land, within1 two miles p the Reed hotel. I'onsid-j era bio of this land has plenty of water' right, same will be cut up In tracts to suit tenant. Hero Is an opportunity to have your liberty garden. Will either rent tor cash or part ot ih crop J. J. Brummitt. Phono 59. 5068 I TWo hundred acres of laud, within two miles of the Reed hotel. Consid erable of this land has plenty ol water right; same will be cut up in tracts to .suit tenant. Her,c is an opportunity to have your liberty garden. Will cither rent for ensh or part of the crop, J. j. Brummitt, under Utah Nat"-- ' - 3S85 19 ACRES of excellent tomatoes and 5 acres of various fruits, also good house on main highway near Clearfield. Phone 190. 3iiC j FOR RENT j ONE acre of ground with water. Close in. Cheap. Phono 3050. 2446 Grant ave 3847 HK lelrat)iw off1c; cmull lo-ciwtcl Imuiro J. A. Hoiu & Co., 8408 Hudson. Phoa 332 ft-uu W.'ier in which beef has been wash ed before pogkjng is excellent for planls, especially roses and gerau- iuma. . LFOR SALE Tj MbcellaneotK aNEW pillows, rockers, i arpets and other furniture, cheap. Rear 742 86th 5026 FOR sale Second-hand stake wagon, cheap. Call Goddard'a Packing o. 5049 FOR pale Oak rocker. 6x9 rug; 9627 Monroe. Call mornings. ."a.o.O . . FOR sale or trade A-l fresh milk cow. 1915 Grant. 5033 j 10 HEAD of horses West 28th St. and1 Park avenue. 5032 ! . 1 HORSE, harness and buggy or ex- j change for cow. Phono 2305-W. 6018 j A eoncrote mixer for salo cheap. Phone ' 1560-W 5020 i ' S K TROLA with $25 worth of records; j almost new. Also Pierce bicycle In excellent condition, new nies; will at riflce foi , r(. l). 2.716 Grant Phone 3148. 4091 , ROSE bushes 25c each and up, pansy 1 plants 25c a dozen. 2861 P'lngrei nue Phone 1225, or Pineree Ft ed store, 2616 Washington avenue Phone 799. 4086 TEAM, wagon, harness for sale. Will trade for property. 1650 Wash. 4080 HOUSEHOLD furniture. Rear 300 21st street. Phone 2937-R. 4059 HORSE, wagon, buggy and shafts, for sale Annlv SnniinerlH'Q store. Rena.il store. 4054 TWO brood sows for sale 240 W. 20lh st. 4047-B TWIN motorcycle, just overhauled. New tires $60. Phone 1923 M 1056 ; head high-grade Jersey cows and heifers. $425. Phone 1573. 4u57 j ROOMING house m best part of city; lurnitur" and furnishings all extra I good. Call and see. 202 23rd SL 3927 I FOR sale Delivery wagon, Ogden I Steam laundrj . 388) STOCK soda fountain and complete up-to-date fixture slightly used for a I confectionery store. Good location uptown to rent store room. Compelled to sell. A bargain. A. H Malouf, 176 25th street, Ogden. Phone 435-J. 3822 A rectifier, good as new. Inquire H. C. Bigelow. 3666 HNE targe safe cheap. W. D. Brown, 808 Eccles blag. 3594 , . POTATOES $1.25 per hundred. Tel. 1574. 3592 1M TOUTED canaries. 2220 Lincoln Ave. 14 SIX large 6acks ot kindling wood, $1. J. a. Wheelwri&bt. Phono 823. 748 TEAPOT dome oil Is the stock to buy Ollice 106 Tw enty -fifth st. 3101 SECOND-HAND goods bought and cold at reasonable prices. 1800 Wash Phone 686-J. 3082 JIM'S GROCETERIA Is run like the postoffice. Small buyers get the sani? puce as large one3. Cuatomero save the cost ot delivering, oookkoeping and clerks, Eerytiiing in groceries la cheaper. 183 24th StreeL 6-1-ti If DR3SMAK1NG j I ht.ils 1 1 1 LiiiNU ana picoc, iuc una ' 16c a yard. Fancy buttons. Madame Laplau's Gown Shop. 3rd lloor Wrigkts. 1504 LJLDIE6'tailorlng.2&3 Uadlsuu. 1932M 3-lo-iyr. j toFsale i Farms j IDAHO RANCHES FARMS and ranches, some with cattle. Terni9. Federal Land Co. 493 LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS. In the District court of the Second Judicial district in and for the county of Weber, state of Utah. Adelaide M. Fritz, plaintiff vs. Will lam C. Fritz, defendant. The state of I'tah to the said defendant You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after service of this summons upon you, if served within the county m which this action Is brought; otherwise, within thirty da s alter service, and defend the above entitled action: and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint, which, has been filed with the clerk of said court. This action is brought to obtain a judgment and decree dissolving the bonds ot matrimony, now and hitherto existing between the plaintiff and deft ndant herein. HARRIS & JENSON. Plaintiff s attorneys. P O. address 405 David Eccle.i building, Ogden, Utah. SUMMONS. In the District Court of Weber County, State of Utah. Louisa Hesse, Plaintiff, vs. Alma E. Hesse, Defendant The Siate of Utah to Said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after seryipi gt this summons upon yon, if served within the county in which this action Is brought, otherwise, within thirty daya after service, and defend the above entlUed action; and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered aKainst you according to the demand uf the complaint, which has been filed with the clerk of said court. Tbls action fa brought to recover a Judgment dissolving the marriage contract heretofore existing between you and the plaintiff, likewise a decree gvrB the plaintiff the custody of, your min cdcaijtSj ajid .general j I ijIB'a(SipjflBHHpHpjpj relief, and restoring her maiden mra, STUART P. DOBBS, riaintiff's Attorney. P 0 Address 515 David Eccles Building. O'drn. Utah. First publication March 18, 191S. last publication April 22, 1918. SUMMONS. In the District Court of Weber County, State of Utah. George F. Spratlin::, Plaintiff, vs Alice K. Spratling, Detr-ndant The Stale of Utah to the Said De fendant: ou are hereby summoned to appar within twenty days after sen ice of this summons upon you. if served Within the count in which this action is brought; otherwise, within thirty days after sen ice, and defend the above entitled action; and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of tho complaint, which has been filed with the clerk of said court This action is brought to recover a judgment dissolving the marriage contract heretofore xisting between you and the plaintiff. J. D. MURPHY, Plaintiff's Attornej. P. O Address 315-310 First Nat'!. Bank Bldg.. Ogden. Utah. Date of first publication March 18. 1918; date of last publication, April 22, 1918. When washing silk or cotton gloves, Iron them when nearly dry. This greatly Improves their appearance. VERY PROPERLY. "How would you manage the march of righteousness?" j "I'd perform it on an upright ; piano." LEGAL NOTICES NO i ICE Of Special Meeting of Stockholders of Roel Asphalt Company. Notice is hereby given that there will be a special meeting of the stock- 1 holders of the Rozel Asphalt company, a corporation, with its principal place : of business at Ogden, Utah, to be held ! at the court room of Judge A. E Pratt. in tho Weber county court bouse, at Ogden, Utah, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m . on April 2nd, 1918 Saia meeting is called for the pur pose of considering and voting upon the propositipn pi amending the articles of incorporation of said corpora -lion namely. Article Six thereof, by increasing the capital stock p 25Q,0QQ I shares of the par value of $100 per share, to 750,000 shares of the par value of $1.00 per share. i Said meeting is called under and by dlrei tion 6l the board of directors uf I said company. Dated this 11th day of March. A. D.. 1918. LEONARD PRUETT, Pre; . 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V l laiU, buclcUi) -iicajue,!, Royal .n eib'it'ui o ui America meets ever) SCCOttO auu luuilli jieiuiiay n.uu 01 eaeli muuUi al 6 o ClOCK ul eilu U6W UdU J'llu.u tiail, tluUiUili OUlluiUS V10tUOS ntslgUUOi'iJ mvuea. .Uaiy DUiiy, I oracle, iiii u minus, Nettie X'urnef, Kceuiue-l, V uu J-ureU. Woodmen ui .lie Wori(i Weber Camp. Isu it. UieelS lO tne . u. . liall. l ia-leiull Uluviv, 2'Ali) ai-iiiuji luu aienuc, cuy TUunida) evening at 6 o eioerc imhHq Woodmen coruiaily invitAU u alleuu. Matliew Ualt, C. C; Wrr I ijipiler, Clerk. P. U. LOX 488. L lah Cainu No O'J'jv. Modem Woodmen of Aiuuiiea, uioeia cuvry U euiie-uay mgiii m Uie Uurat haii, 243y Huosoa jVvc. uui ui iuuu iiiciubcid cuiuiaiiy iuued to meet wun us. W. n. aunu sun, CuUoui. J. R. HinChCillf, CieiK. I Oden Lodge No. 5 lnueuendent Orddr Ol Udd PellOWa, uieclit lu t. U. KJ. b'. liall Syery lueoua eveouis. dialling uiuiu- tti eofUlaiO UU VI led lo li HeuUL H. f. Prank l-'uliaru, u. Henry lvlsseil, beeietaj-y. The Oiacr of Hallway Emulpyej, Odea Lniiuu iNo. il. tue-eUd every rirst nd llurd lilUa.. ui eai.ii uiuiiih at tirn LuL'les' DtUl, at 6.1j u. iu. v 11 lint UrolU eio eoruiully uiviicu. AdJ iau euippr, beerelury. Vatemal urder 01 Lagles, Otjden Aeno No. 115. meets very Wednesday cv-.-ni Usui t u eJoi-K. al Lutles' liomc, uunc Ave-. Visiting LiroLlier ISagittS are 111 io-d to attend Uie ntBtU)gS. Clue luum open at 11 a m. Adam l-'aiber. VV. Predidotilj r.aii Ueisror, Secretary; Vr. HeiplibfjJ lvunzlei. Aerie Physician. Cf.ueii i.uJfu No. 2 hLnlghts or Pytnias meets every Monciu evening at i u clcif i in Cuiilu Hall ol tliu i' Lilian neiiiuiac, MS46I urant iyenus, yisUns Kiuni v tT-' come, l-'ied Mcissner, C C.; VvTl Un-dcr-wood, K. ol K. S., James AlcCuun.ni, $16 atimi;lun Ave.. M. ol t Ueighbors or Wooucrnic .okuco Circit No. B8L meets every Wednesday sysnlng of each mouth, at i o'clock In tho now. Woodmen iiall I1iIqk nelgliliora invited. Suiuli lluuon. C N . H" WeuKi Ir-uiterijon Ave. rhuuu 1335-R. Marie Critcs, ClciK, 2731 Monroe Ave, tkDftS . INFORM ATION BUREAU Auctioneer If you want to aril your furniture and receive the most money, phone, Was. 2X21-W. or write to Carl Osterloh aue tlonecr. Salt Lal;o pity I sold the Virginia, .-ilyo tho Arlinpion Hotel. 36 years 1 In Utah. fH A:toniey-at-Law E. 'I Hulsni.oki, Lawyer, "m-314, Flmt National Bank Bldtr Phone 202. 3632 LaWyev O Connolly, over Commercial National Bank. Phone 11. - Accident Insurance Aetna Arridr-nl A- Ci-ibitity Co., Aut- nnej Liability Inaurancf;. H A. Purdy. 2817 Hudson Ave. Phone 4S3. 1 Anything Bought, Bold or exchansed. Alvord. Phoni 3272 Automobile Supplies . cry thlrrn for Automobiles. Every- thin lor Eiertriclty. Auto and Electric Supply, 2564 Washington Ave. Phono 32$ and 325. ,1 Carnrrr- Repairs Sturlehaker Agency. Mack -Rob inion Co., 2440 Grant Avenue, Phone fcJl. lH , Banking Ogden State Bank. Comniercl.il & Sav ings Depta. Rt-cd Hotel Bldg. Phone 62. tali National Bank, southeast comer 2Lh bt and Wash Ave. Phone 61. Carpet Cleaning K. Van Kampcn for upholstering; car-pcla cleaned, alicrcd and laid. Re-maklnc of mattresces. Phono SS3. Exnc: t e.irnet rloaninif mattress rrno- atine'. i 1 jIi , 1 terlhg, and springs re-stretched. Call E. J. Hampton Co . Phone 25S6-W. H Chiropractors Irish & Irish chlropratic, suite 209-llii-li Col. Hudson Bldg. 2nd floor. Phone 27C'. Uuly lady Chiropractor In Ogden. 2734 I. J. McKclI, chiropractor, fourth floor I Col. Hudson Bldg. Phone 630. 2601 Johnson, McKell, Thompson, Suite 409-10-11-12-13-14 and 26 4th Huor Hudson Bldg X-Ray Laboratory. Phono 07. L. p. Pintler. succc:-.-or to F J. Freenor Chiropractic Ofricc. 112-13-13-26, Colonel llj lion Bldg. Phone 311. City Scavengers LVlcCarty a: Co., 2731 Grant Avenue, Phone 201i.-W . ( Electrical Wiring U icing ami repuTring in all its branch-! es. Auto iV: Electric' Supply, 2564 Wash. I Ave. Phonc-a 325-326. 4084 fcaaaal LH I Engraving Ogden Engraving Service Co.. makers I of line cuts In one or more colors, 2403 M Washington Ave. Phone 463. 'M Furrier and Taxidermist Furs cleaned, remodeled In latest styles. 'aH ...del 3 taken for new furs at reasonable J prices Work guaranteed. T. Gajewsky at Lurl's citurc. Phono US. Hair Dressing Ahamuiil Hairdressing Par. or. sham-' pooin?. inanli unng Li ed Hotel Bldg.. I 421 25 Ui St. Ph'.ne 107-J. .32 The Only Fireproof Hotel in Ogd :. j I Rates 75 and up The New Brigham, i j W all Ave and 2-Uh St. Phone 2430. Junk and Hides Western Hide 4c Junk Co, 2223 Vash ington Ave. Phone SGI. Ogden junk House, 2053 Wash. Ava i Phone 210. Junk Highest priec-.s paid for Junk and oaa oi an kiuus. can -o. j Messengers Phona 776. Bonded scn lcc. Motorcycle service at your own price. Wc deliver JH ouv time, anywhere, quickly and aaicly. I cm nee 411 2Jrd. 3SS3 Money to Loan Salaried people can get R without se-curity, other.; bn furnituro, rlaa:j, etc 218 Hudaon Bldg. Phone S71-7. New and Second Hand Goods A Siner. new and second-hand furnl-ture. clothing, etc., bought and sold. Suit tisei cheap 211-243 25th St Phone 132L J. J. Bunker Piano iiTning. Repairing L Refinisl-ag, All kinds of email instruments repair d. Work guaranteed. J. J. Bunker, Shop 2215 Washington Aye. Tel. 503. A'2a Photographers The Amundsen studios. Wo please tha hard I1'' -i-1 3468 Washington Ave- I nue. Phone 2275-R. Physician and Surgeon Dr. A l'einlund. cii: e hours 11 to i j j) ui New Peery Bids. Hudson Ave ; U'.s. Phone 046; ouice Phone iy00-W. Signs I Redfield-King;. Inc.. signs o" ill kinds tin. glas.-, brass, muslin, card siens i Elei trie signs, bulletins, walls, board signs Phuue 289, 2448 Wash. Avo. 3&31 Sanitary Work Sanitary Garbage Co., all kinds of rb-bish hauled, ash pits cleaned. Prices I reasonable. Phono 620. Sewing Machines W hne Sewing Machine Co., 2255 Vash- ington Ave. mono -sa. Tents and Awnings I Ogden Tent and Awning Co , manufac- tuferB of hlgh- ri i-i- store, office and j n Ident awning) Watprproot cove-rs, I Anj thins fn i mvajfb Washing ion Ave. Phono 261. Wallpaper Cleaning j Expert paper cleaner and umJturo J paeker Call Lent., rt, 8S75 Vv', 4027 Work guaranteed. Also Ia, flls- I peneers for sale. Moulding & Garner. Phone 1626 3903 U & Evuns. expert wall paper . " cfesneri All work t-uaiantecd. l1'; onah.'C PhODi1 1775. .84 Lead the Classified Ads. Read the Classified Ads. . . j