The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Married Life the
Third Year
Knrren Is Notified That
After October 1, Their
Rent Will Be Raised
MABEL HERBERT URNER.

= york City:
my Dear Slr-We beg TO inform you
LA beginning October the rents
your house are to DC advanced.
pIhe new rate for apartment No. 504.
\ IhIcb you are now occupying, will
, Is $500.
Y Az we are now having many hp-
|esats for these apartments, will
! "a kindly let US know at the earli-
e. possible date II you wish TO re-
Nv your lease
NE hope that you Will remain with
II and will be glad to mako any re-
I LIS or redecorating that may bo
4 |[oessaTy. Very truly yours,
LIE HARMSwoRTH REALTY co.
&sTourtsen hundred" Helen looked
u Win a gasp OF dismay. Surely
4 'xsy won't charge fourteen hundred
fof this apartment?
l,'.sounds as though they're going to,
t6ean't 1T"
\ 4SApd this is the middle Of Septem-
Hfl Why. Warren. "..a- 49,.
ivsPay tor got out, OF course
ton't Eve us much time, though
Q/on see, that's dated July 15-came
Mile We were away, and got mixed
VI with some papers at the office.
s5idn't como across il til this morn
TSThen this may be already rented,
Unce they didn't hear from you,
hey'vo probably leased II TO some one
r%No. I called up the office today.
pN's stu open. but we'll have to de-
,sIde this week
,1ar"But could we get anything else
sTWarren shrugged his shoulders.
hurt TO try. How about those
on Central Park
,Eeet? That new house We looked at
sNlth the Stevenss this spring The
hllsadium,' wasn't II. or some such
!. bgh- -falutin name?'
10 Expensive.
y rI"oh. but it's too expensive. Didn't
= N'hey say they handn't anything less
Hkan sixteen hundred?'
\ .fwell, I'd darn sight rather pay
4 uxteen hundred there than fourteen
r{ore. Put your bonnet on-weA take
look at them now,
-IssBut Isn't IL too late TO see apart
d lents?" objected Helen. why. IT'S
2 most 81
FThey'll De glad enough to show 'em.
!. bne on. get your things. When you
rhnke UP your mind TO do a thing,
Il hAt's the time TO do IT.
y Warren often acted on some such
@'ndden impulse, and Helen knew 1t
pauld be useless to protest.
IHal{ an hour later they entered the
larbled, overdecocrated hall OF the
RAlisadiun.'
The brass buttoned elevator boy
Nd the superintendent was out. that
. ley had only one vacant apartment
N lhich he could let them see, but he
- not know the rent, He took them
,.p 10 the nth floor front. switched on
'" lights. and left them there while
"a hurried back TO his elevator.
Nh was seven-room apartment with
lEte library, living room and dining
-r1om thrown together.
~ *0h, these rooms are really wonder
NJ exclaimed Helen. why. this
bEary must be over twenty feet"
afUm-m. Just about twenty.
X 9buid say. They're good sized rooms,
nh right-good- shaped rooms. too"
.'l>}g're ali parquet. And the mautels
~ woodwork are so good. Fumed
;, H-tsn't It? Don't you like this dull
4sh? Let's sec the bedrooms.
4 8at both the bedrooms were small,
n the maids room smaller still.
'ssTWell, you can't have everything
~ Neyve put all the space IN those
h g rooms and had TO skimp on
M Oh, what little closet!" disap-
vneedIy, as she opened a door dis
am Xsng a shallow space, Why;
nrDNT they have more closet room?
1st think, only three small closets in
< thlB apartment
ERomen are always bowling for
eaets Don't collect so much truck"
,(Why. dear. we must have some
"1ce to put our clothes
put Warren was now, investigating
lrR what like. You have to sit
unped UP in most Of 'em. That
, Es Ike good shower. too"
Ginning Cabinets.
oh. what cunning little medicine
W<tptnetsl And look, dear. another
ng mirror In this door-that makes
rec. And we haven't one that
fx tn see the bottom Of my skirt In"
fCSnt Warren, who was examining
'' plumbing. seemed more interest
IN that than In the mirrored
Then they went back through the
nlng room 10 the kitchen. Helen
most enthusiastic,
. &pn, what nice kitchen! Don't
= IKE the way the range sets
d White woodwork Is always SO
M fod for a kitchen--it makes every
~ ing look so clean"
~ od-sized pantry, too" as War
IH swung open the door,
/, MI.ycs, 1t is big pantry: and what
a IN iovely refrigerator!"
Il rWhat's thls?" he demanded. open
y small metal door near the
, Hoh, that must be a ventilated gar
! T boz. Mrs Stevens has ono, and
:" ventilated outside and the lid
aes down on the garbage can when
shut the door. And look. dear
q gpUs bread board. Isn't that a
qtH ,oea, as she raised up a board
IA C. vas hinges from the wall. But
pscaroh me, I'm not up on all the
Sv5rSt housekeeping knick -Enacks But
.isf Lit here
Oh, the appointments OF the titch.
sna pantry are wonderful. The
e apartment Is ldeai-if they
~ n.y. had more closet room!"
Iyant fnFow away some of that rub.
80 You've got stuff crowded II
~ closets until you can hardl!
nssr ssts .ns so1,S H9Srs s, II you had d9zeI
in see these front rooms again.
4 thTsw up "a window in the II
= dxFy and leaned far out. "Ycs. yo,
w9 good light and air here from al
bel&ss Let's see--this faces south
d anses ssves US south. north and cas-
loyp US goinE,' ""' ''ee"'
'ou And Warren. have you notice,
- chandeliers? This one Is mar
ssd lsrly sood..-and those side light
ae teH. those look like expensive Ak
0 should say this was a prett
3Tl, mouse. well built and well fittct
d. ~ cap UP the agent tomorrow. Cues