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THE DANBURY REPORTER. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941
\NEW IDEAS
By RI'TH WYFTH SPKARs Jr
I-JOUSKS of K'OSS are realities
: A 1 today and, if you want to give
any house a modern air, try to
make t!;c windows seem impor
tant. One way is to frame them
in a group by covering the wall
and leaving the glass exposed. A
comparison of these two sketches
shows that this may be done even
though the windows ore unevenly
spaced. The cream colon d walls,
glass curtains and window shades
are the same in both and the same
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| LAMP SHfIUS AND r r "T - ~
I CAY CHINTZ MAKE !J. 1. , , I , m
|THiS CHANGE - ,CJ jJ.,J b u QJ
[CURTAINS HANG I. SL' I A - B
CYTR WALL FROM! K . 17
THE PICTL'RE J. S.l' T
MOULD,NG- | r " - -
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, 11; r~ I — I J !*\ wiNtows
" t BM'.t - |WkSa i i SEEM
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VI Mr""!. . J—t - i'/l LACKS
Bit ~*l. - . "■>! COLOR
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two-toned green rug and the same
lamp and pictures are used. The
couch and cushions are also the
same but the covers are new.
An inexpensive chintz with gray
green ground and a flower pattern
is used for draperies and to trim
the couch cover of heavier gray
green cotton material which is
also used for the cushions. The
glass curtains are hung on rods
suspended from the picture mould
ing with picture wire and hooks.
The side drapes are unlined but
the valance is made over buck
ram. Both are tacked to pine
strips and are hung with picture
hooks. One end of the booh
shelves is closed in to make a
head for the couch. The outside
is painted gray-green and the in
side dark green. The parchment
lamp shade has green bindings.
• • •
NOTE: All types of curtains and drap
fries are clearly explained with t'uttiit?
and iiiakiir! directions in Mrs. Spears*
SUWIKC tl.iok 1 draw curt i . is. lined
draperies, pinch pleated cuitaiiv. cornice
boards, valance boards, as well as stand
ard and period typo curtains. Dec; ion*
for modeini/ini! a couch, various t> pes of
chairs, and a fascinating nssotinunt of
other useful liomenialiini: pr ijects are con
tained in Rook ft. ('opus arc 10 cents
each. Send order to:
silts. RUTII W'VKTII SI'KAKS |
Uruwrr 10
Bedford llitls Nrw York J|
Enclose 20 cents for Cook* 1 and 5. I
Name k
Address S
Don't be a
Blowhard!
Remember that your nose is not
ma tie of rubber. If you keep on
blowing and blowing, it's bound to
become red, sore, and swollen. So
Stop blowing. ,
The easy, modern way to clear
Stopped-up nostrils due to a cold
is to use Mentholatum. All you need
do is insert this gentle ointment in
side your nostrils —spread some out>-
side, too. See how quickly it clears
up the stuH'mess and relieves irrita
tion—how it checks snillling and
sneezing. . .
Once you use Mentholatum you 1!
say it's wonderful. It helps in so
manv different ways that you should
always remember this: For Discom
forts of Colds—Mentholatum. Link
them together in your mind.
Believing 111
Men are much more prone (the
1 greater the pity) both to speak and
believe ill of their neighbors than
to speak or believe well of them.—
Thomas a Kempis.
HANDY Nome W\e\ pvw
MOROLINE
■ WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY Liiil
Education's Effect
Education makes a people easy
to lead, but dillicult to drive; easy
to govern, but impossible to en->
slave.—Lord Brougham.
CONSTIPATION
nnd acid indigestion, headaches. belching,
bloating, dizzy spelte, sour stomach, bud breath,
wlu-n due to constipation, should be corrected
immediately with B-LAX. Th«*se conditions
often cause lack of appetite, energy and pepi
If you don't feel relieved after the first dose ol
B-LAX-your druggist will refund your money.
I WATCH
j 1 thi Specials
You can depend on the spe
cial sales the merchants of n
our town announce in the
columns oi this paper .They
mean money saving to our
readers. It always pays to
| patronize the merchants
who advertise. They are
not afraid of their mer
chandise or their prices.