HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-04-29, Page 6Equipping New De ?
Do it With Leather
In mild revolt against an over-
dose of "togetherness", mere and
mere men are retiring periodically
to the privacy of a den, In this
sanctum away 'from household
clatter, they can read, write, watch
rpv or just think things out.
If yea are contemplating fixing
up a den for your husband, here
aro some tips on furnishing it
fashionably, yet simply .enough to
avoid protests about female flip-
pery.
Do it. with leather, Leather' by
nature and tradition is the most
masculine of materials, man feels
most like a Men in leather, The
first "must" is a deep, ultra- porn-
forta.ble leather armchair, It may
be the well-known overstuffed type
or one of the newer posture or
lounge chairs that tilt back to
your favorite' relaxing position.
A, leather topped desk is a major
--a-majer•
touch in printed design, The dee-
orators made sketches of snow-
flakes, snowshoe tracks, Canadian
trees and flowers and the motifs
were incorporated in the designs,
Other plastic-coated fabrics were
Used as wall coverings in confer-
ence rooms, -on , seats' of lounge
chairs and on the stacking chairs
in the auditorium.,
In this, the largest hotel in the
British Commonwealth, travellers
can relax and,/ feel very much at
home. No doubt at this very mo-
ment there are hundreds of feet
on coffee tables!
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PRUNERS
of Drop Forged Steel - 81/2 niches
long - similar to those shown
$1,85 Value
SI'ECLAL
99c
BIG sioxonoN
BOYS'
BASEBALL
GLOVES
Method quality cow bide beauticui Gloves
$3.98 $4.95 $6.50
RAKES
$2.25 Value
$1.79
ROUND MOUTH
SHOVELS $2.95
$1.00 Value
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IN BULK
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PEAS 35c
BEANS 55c
CORN . , 40c
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** 'the Winghire 44vinlot-Timis WodnooditY, April 291 1950
4 410 AUxiligrY
His Been Formed
Qtnite a number of ladies gather,
ed in the auditorium of tbe,pounty
Mine, Ointon on Monday after-
Men, It being the first regular
Meeting re f the newly-formed AUK-
Mary to the Nome, Mrs, F, G.
'Thompson, president was in the
chair,.
Ways and means of raising
money to supplement the stock
already in the hobby shop was
dieeWed. Fees were collected,
A good display of work done in
the ihobby shop was on hand, and
volunteers are badly needed to
assist Mrs, ,Johnston and her corn-
paittee in this project, A, full ,slate
Far Frenell, toast with Irlawalian
accent combine two slightly beat,.
en ergs withone cup of pineapple
juice and half a teaspoon salt, pip
4 to 6 slices of stale broad in 'MIX,
tare fyrol saute in a moderately hot,
greased frying pan until golden
brown on both sides, Serve with
bacon and broiled pineapple slices,
A. loose knob on. o chest of
drawers, .caused by an enlarged
screw hole, is an annoyance which,
can easily be elimiriatecl, A simple
remedy is to fill the 'Ande with.
plastic wood, let it harden for a.
few hours, then screw the knob in
place. Plastic wood handles like
putty and hardens into wood.
to time deem 'necessary to the wel-
fare of the residents, and a tuck
shop,
third Monday in May at 2.30
and everyone in the county that
is interested in helping. an aged
person, please attend and join in
every worthwhile cause, It is to
be hoped with the nice weather,
different groups of the ladies from
the various towns in Huron will
join us, Everyone is invited-
SRN 'ClIECLUP
UNCOVERS FAULTY
BREAKFAST HABITS
How about a spring cheek-up on
the breakfast habits at year house?
You may provide an Ideal menu
each morning, but clack-watching,
extra hockey practices, or just
plain early-morning laziness may
be interefering with the final choice
and quantity of foods each person
really eats, It may even be
Possible that those active teensters
in your family have outgrown their
good 'breakfast habits, They can
ao just that - as surprisingly and
easily as they outgrow their shoes!
Be on the lookout for big sister's
faddy notion for a "keep slim"
routine, It's a currently popular
fashion among the high school
crowd, especially the girls, to aim
SpAdEA'S
INTERNATIONAL DEsigNER
PATTERN
ter) Nllm 11ip and ;moll waist,.
Many oaf them have the mistaken
14108, that shipping breakfast is the
Magic ansWer to their rnt!toto„,
Little do they realize that a *Tile
chosen
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:onscist. pselnplobgleratigor 4lenagottOul .tiwe.Sisupeis.
control, If your doctor advises•
-that they need to watch. their
weight, encourage them to out
,down on the total quantity of ..food.
they eat, rather than eliminate
any one Important food or meal.
from their diet, "just because the
i other girls are doing tio
There's another very impertarit
members of your family who may
need a spring breakfast cheek-up.
That's you, mother, All too Many
conscientious mothers give so
much attention to feeding their
families well, that they neglect
their own food habits, without
meaning to. Stop for a moment
and take stock, You'll realize that
you are just as active as any
member of yeur family as you
whisk-through-your- -dally-kotiee-'
hold tasks, It may be old and
worn, but the familiar saying still
holds true: "You can't breakfast
like a bird and work like a horse!"
So do give up the Idea that you
Can live on a cup of coffee, or two
or three, until Junch-time,, A good
breakfast is good for you too!
This Week's Pattern
The top story in. fashion 'this
Season is interest at-the tommostly
in 'oversized sleeves. Charles
Montaigne adds them to a new
style of .coat dress, lines them to
maintain their flare and flair, The-
dress itself, buttoned all the way
down, has 'a wide belt, meant to
be worn above the 'waistline and a
pair of inverted pleats at either
side of "the front and back. As
suitable for office wear as It is
for parties, it makes up wonder-
fully in -linen, pique, city or coua-
try cottons, shantung, party silks,
and for later in the year, sheer,
wool, From this size 'chart select
the one size best for you,
1-1:olelFurnishipos.
•.4re Qtaie Elegant
et Gvestproof
Homemakers wile believe beauti-
ful, furnishing's don't .mix with
lively .ebildiren Should See how
modern hotels have solved the
"elegance vs. serviceability'" probe
lens, It's all in the choicer of Aura.
ture .and fabrics, according' to
.decorators..
Even the most 'boisterous child
doesn't get away with abusing
furniture the way many hotel
guests .0p, Dressers, for instance,
are turned into refreshment bars,
guests sit on coffee tables, perch 4n
the arms of chairs and put their
feet on bedspreads-ell. quite usual
hotel-room behavior,
In furnishing Montreal's new
Queen Elizabeth hotel, decorators
G, L. Larmartinp and. Henri Beau,
lac designed every piece of furni-
ture and chose every yard of fabric
with tl;is -rougir.treataient4n-rnind,
They made sure arms of, chairs
would support a hefty man, that
dlresser tops. would not stain or
burn, that tables would not stagger
under more than one cup of tea.
But style was not sacrificed for
sturdiness - everything is of the
most elegant design,
In the main dining room, for in-
stance, the romantic lines of Louis
XVI chairs are 'enhanced by white
and gold upholstery-washable, of
course. The fabric used is fab.rilite,
a vinyl-coated material which gives
the appearance of luxury yet'can
be wiped clean' Drapery fabrics
were chosen for their durability,
then given a. special Canadian
factor in setting a masculine at-
MoSpirere, ridditl011 to traditional
brown leathers, there are poem,
red; maroon, blue and o1 x od-
ern leather colors to blend with
111e den .decor,
A loather desk combines praetic.,
nifty and good looks, 'Basle com-
ponents Include a generous-sized
leather desk blotter bolder, a catch-
all "in" bog, pen and pencil holder,
ash tray and cigarette lighter
Should be in one matching leather,
which may 'be identical with the
desk top or in an Off-Shade of the
desk top,
Many hanklaeme leather-based
table and desk lamps are available
today. Some aro bottle shaped, and
others in leather interpretations of
classic pillars. or other sculptures,
and still .ethers are in severely
handsome modern thanes,
Here is an economical and time,
saving method of heating 'Up: just
a few rolls at a time, Place the
rolls in the upper part of ii.,,doublie
boiler and fill the bottorir,:,of
double boiler with hot' water. Al-
low the water to boil long enough
to heat the rolls thoroughly,
rift/IMO rOft
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An older person Wire IMO nd. 1)4107
Lk:War. Interests and no good sub-
stitute for his one-time Pk can
spend a very aimless and boring.
life, Idleness may be fun linine0,
ately after retirement but ;it soon
balls. To keep young in mitid and
body, older poopic need hohbleS
and active interests, It Is a, good'
idea to plan for such hobbles years
before the actual time of retire,
Mont,
Of officers are new installed.
Exeter was represented and Mrs,
Chas, MaeNaughten was honorary
president . of the Auxiliary, hiss
D, Parke, nurse at the Hotne,' gave
an .account of the work and of the
patiooto---whieh-,--enlightened-
there on the, eonditions and, the
needs. Of the residents.
The purpose of the Auxiliary is
to aid the Home in bringing to, its
residents comforts which the Home
Is not able to provide, such as en-
tertainment, a library, a craft pro-
gram, .and other such programs
• which the A.uxillark may from time
Sofa and chair
both only
$229.00
pb.
S-431
CHARLES MONTAigNE
of, FRANCE (
SIZES BUST WAIST HIPS
8 33' 23 34 inches
10 34 2435 '"
12 35 25 36
14 36 1/2 26 1/2 371/4
16 38 28 39
18 40 30 • 41
Copyright 1959 Spadea Fashions, Inc.
Presenting an exccp ic-aal value
in a smart new living room grouping...
New as Spring 1959...a Krbehler Red Tag Value
nere is a value that will be difficult to equal for a long time
to comet You'll love the inviting, deep-cushioned comfort or the
generously proportioned sofa . , the smart tailoring and
styling' details. The twin-size chair, too, will do credit
to any living room, Choose now from an interesting •
selection of very new fabrics and ,colors, Save
at this special Red Tag low price!
Cash or terns to suit your desires.,
Home Furnishings
S. J. Walker WINGHAM
Size '12 requires 3% yards of 45-
,, inch material for dress and % yard
of 42 inch material for lining. To
order Pattern No. S-431, state size,
send $1.25. For Charles Montaigne
label send 25c. Address SPADEA,
c/o Norman Ha,rtnell (Canada)
Limited, 214 Main Street, Toronto
13, Ontario. Please allow two
weeks for delivery.
Next week look 'for an Interna-
tional Designer Patterir Eby Biki.
Length from Nape of Neck to Waist
1614 inches
461/2 "
16% "
17
171/2
171/2
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