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G. 5. & W. V. SMITH
Phone 792 Seaforth
FoIIow These Suggestions
For Bright; Safer Christmas
To help you make this Christ-
mas season the brightest, safest
ever, here are some worthwhile
hints on decorating, inside and out-
side, all around the house.
Caring For Your Christmas Tree
As soon as you bring the tree
home, stand it in a pail or tub
filled with water unt1P' you are
ready to set it up and trim it.
This will prolong the life and ap-
pearance. of the tree, keep the
needles from falling, and mini-
mize the danger of fire.
Trimming Your Tree
Keep your tree stand water -well
full and your tree will remain
fresh and fragrant throughout the
holidays.
Bear in mind that tree trim-
ming follows a fundamental rule
of women's fashions — accentu-
ate the opposite. If your tree is
tall and slinder, decorating lines
should tend toward the horizontal.
(See Fig. 1.) If it is short and
full, trim your tree along line.
which tend to
be vertical. (See
Fig. 2.) Apply-
ing this simple
rule will help
you bring out
the best in the
tree.
How Many Lights?
Too often, the number of -lights
used to trim a tree is arrived at
by guesswork, and results look dis-
appointingly :spotty." There is a
formula, however, which does
away with much of the guesswork
and helps produce an evenly light-
ed appearance. To achieve what
professionals
call a "good
lighted effect,"
try this for-
mula:
Height of
tree (in feet)
x width of tree
at base (in
feet) x 3.
Let's say your tree is six' feet
in height and 41/2 feet wide at the
base, (See Fig. 3.) The formula
would work like this:
6 x 41/2 x 3 = 81 lights for
"good lighted effect."
While personal taste is the
Iast,Aword in decorating Christmas
trees, each year finds more fam-
ilies adopting 'the above formula
which will help in bringing out
the natural beauty of their tree
and give a good -lighted effect":
No. of lamps re-
quired to give a
Good Lighted
Size of Tree - Effect"
4' 36
5' 56
6' 81
7' 110
8' 144
10' 225
Where To Start
1
Trees should always be trimmed
from the top down. In working
from the bottom up, a trimmer is
literally "in his own way," and
runs the risk of knocking the tree
down. So start at the top, with
your angel or star ornament, and
work down.
After your tree -top ornament is
firmly in place, string the tree
lights, using the formula outlined
above for a good lighted effect.
Reflectors and halos are available
at modest cost, and these greatly
increase the brilliance of tree
lights, Next, add your "continu-
ous" decoration, such as strung
popcorn. Follow this with glass
ball ornaments, snow balls, candy
calces arui similar decorations.
Last, addd'aluminum or lead ,tin-
sel. one piece at a time, 'anti fin-
ish perhaps with a spray of arti-
ficial snow.
Most Important of All—Safety
From coast to coast, some 3,500,-
000 families will light up their
Christmas trees this year. I£ all
of us practice safety, we may make
this year when no Christmas tree
fire sweeps through a Canadian
home, turning a family's joy into
grief. There is a highly effective
way to protect against short cir-
cuits and overloading. Simply
make sure you plug a safety "fus-
ed" plug set (such as those offer-
ed by Noma Lites)'into your ori
inal source of current and �th n
add your other decorative sets to
this set, This will ensure protec-
tion against overloads and short
circuits, and prevent darkened
rooms due to blown -out fuses. In
addition, inspect all light sets care-
fuIly for fraying or exposed wires.
Let's make this Christmas the
safest on record.
Light Up Those Indoor
Focal Points
Windows, end
tables, mantles,
foyer, tables
and stair rails
are all decor-
ating focal
points at Christ -
m a s. Window
wreaths and
candoliers come
in a wide variety to suit the indi-
vidual taste, while end tables lend
thehnselves to small artificial
Christmas trees with lights that
bubble or twinkle merrily. Man -
ties provide an ideal setting for
angel figures, candles, and lights
with reflectors set into a back-
ground of evergreen branches.
(See 'Fig. 4.) Foyer tables are just
right for a "specialty" display,
suck as illuminated paper poinset-
tias in a centerpiece basket. Your
stair rail, aglow, with lights tuck-
ed between pine and laurel
brancheswill add still more cheer
to your holiday.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Seaforth, Ontario
Outdoor Decoration Says
Merry Christmas To All
The exterior
of your home
and your
grounds offer
tremendous de-
corating oppor-
tunities, B u t
practice safety
outside as well
as inside, Make
sure all outside wire is No. 12 or
No. 14, rubbetr insulated and heavy
duty.
The best source of current for
outdoor lighting is a permanent,
protected outdoor -type receptacle,
or a garage or porch lamp. Even
without such an outlet, you can
safely reach an indoor receptacle.
Merely drill a hole in a board
which will fit a convenient window
snugly. Close the window on the
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