The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1955, Page 24, Image 24

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    -(Sec. 3)-Statsman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., April 21, 1955
Make Boys' Room
On Bu
dget
Basis
- By VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfeatures Writer -
LITTLE BOYS need room to
stretch their legs. Wheft two
young lads share a room there
is no reason why they should
stumble over esch other and,
. be reminded constrntly to keep
the room ship - shape. Little
shavers who play with mud, in
. sects and animals outdoors
h'dly shutiU. be expected to
act like Little Lord Fontleroys
when they cross the threshold
to their bedroom.
Smart and considerate moth
. ers will choose good washable
" fabrics in plaid stripe or anoth
er perky pattern for bedcovers
uid window draperies. They'll
put inexpensive fiber rugs on
the floors, and use sturdy but
.ehic budget furniture, f
Bunk beds" are ideal space
avers for a boys' room. Cord
uroy in masculine color scheme
such as plaid in shades of brown
on a maize ground, teamed with '
maize .curtains that match the
background color of the spread
are typical of toe handsome
combinations that can be tail
ored even by amateurs. ' j
Youth size beds 36 in. by 72 :
in. long may be furnished witlu
attractive coverlets in jiff y i
time. All you do is get two
widths of 36-inch corduroy in a ;
103-inch length, giving ample
tuck-in for the pillow and a good
drape at the foot of the bed. If '
the beds are stacked, the up
per spread can be tucked in and ;
the lower one allowed to drape, j
or both can be tucked in. j
Seam the lengths together,
hemming the two ends. Put the
spreads on the bed to locate
where the white cotton fringe is
to go. Pin the fringe in placet
so that it outlines the edge ofx
the mattress. Mark' locations for
corner slits in the foot of the(
spread. Remove and check
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For a couple of cowboys These bunk beds may :be
stacked or used as twin beds. 1 -
measurements . for accuracy,
then stitch fringe and put the
narrowest of hems in the slits.
For curtains use two widths
of the desired length, one inchh
longer than the distance from'
the top ' of the curtain rod to
the bottom of the window
apron. Stitch three rows of cot
ton fringe across the bottom of
each length multi-color braid
gives i nice decorative touch,
and ties the curtains and bed-
spread together nicely. Finish
the tops of the curtains with
Simple Lamp
Styles Best
Air Condition Fcr Comfort This Summer
Light, Tiry designs in lamps
come forward this year and al
most no bulky pieces are to be
found. Table lamp are simple
and uncluttered. Floor lamps are
elegant in the modern two-and-three-bulb
type. And ceramics
still play an important part in
beautiful lamps. x .
Brass is predominant as lamp
fashion material. Pin up lamps
now come in more handsome edi
tions than ever before. Boudoir
lamps still employ crystal and
ceramic, but are newly less ela-.
borate.
. Lamps are built with a beauty
that Is at home in an decorating ,
scheme. Shades are universally !
simple and uncluttered. !
Black, white, silver and gold,
are the stand-bys in color with!
pink and blue pastel gaining fa-
pleating tape stitched on the i vor. fcpatter designs of multi-color
wrong side, insert the pleating' on black or white makes versatile!
hooks and you're finished. bases which blend with any.
- - . . . . . .'scheme and the gold of polished
spreads ana curtains maae oi.brass is reliable favorite. Youlli
find it easy to find just the lamp
you want to suit your decor and
your budget! '
Home, the place above all that
should be comfortable, : needs to
blow hot and cold these days for
maximum liveability.
When the desired comfort in
hot Weather cannot be obtained
solely by house design; or venti
lation, then , an air conditioning
system is needed.
Air conditioners are I available
in many different sizes and
shapes and are more j compact.
streamlined . and easy to install
than before. ' !
Sizes of air conditioners are
generally given in terms of "tons
of cooling capacity", a one-ton
capacity being the equivalent to
the melting of one ton of ice per
day. ' "
For residential use, common
sizes of central cooling units
range from IVi to 5 tons and
utilize motors from IV to 5-HP.
Both gas and electric models are
available. These units connect
with the furnace and circulate air
throughout the entire house.
For homes where it is impos
sible to install conditioners with
the furnace, smaller units are
available. Window-type, console
type and attic fans are very pop
ular. YouH be sure to find just the
right air conditioner to suit your
needs and your budget in this
year's new models. .
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corduroy which is preshrunk
and fast color may be washed
repeatedly if a gentle launder
ing method is used. When al
most dry the corduroy should, HIGH SCHOOL DISPLAY
be brushed vigorously with a
clean clothes brush to raise the
pne.
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Pre-decorated, ' wood-grained gypsum wallboard
shown here in a knotty pine finish gives smartness to this
remodeled attic room. Economical and easy to install,
this type of wall covering is increasingly popular.
Put Idle Attic to Work as Spare
Room with Convenient Storage
Accessories and Built-in Units
Invest in Good Materials
For Well-Painted Exterior;
Gain Long-Lasting Beauty
Aside from the beauty that fresh
new paint gives to the outside of a
house, painting exterior surfaces
helps protect the wood from the
weather.
Most homeowners look to Spring
for this all-Important task. Experts
however, point out that it is not
advisable, inasmuch as the wood
has' been long exposed to the win-'
a i t . s ! tf j
coats of paint, unless a change of
color is desired. Then, three coats
are needed.,
Cracks and blisters should be
scraped down with a putty knife,
then sanded before any painting is
done.
Be sure to. determine whether
the cracks or blisters are a sur
face condition, or whether the
Hardboard helps high school
pupils create impressive displays.
For example, Jim Houp of
Hughes high school, Cincinnati,
built a house of this material for
a botany class landscaping assignment.
According to science, light col
ors tend to make heavy loads
setm lighter. So paint used
wisely, such as painting a wheel-
harrnu? hritrht.vcllmi- ntlll nn t
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much easier and safer in, the
coming season.
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ter elements and is generally damp paint has so deteriorated that it
on its inside. - I must be entirely removed.
The best time for Daintine is in! When blistered paint is removed.
summer or. early fall, when wood; three coats of paint must be ap-
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APRIL 21-22-23
Due primarily to high building
costs, fewer new homes are being
constructed with attic space. But,
many thousands of home-owners
do have the problem 'of idle, clut
tered attics going needlessl. to
waste.
The job of remodelirs an old
attic into a small apartment, bed
room or recreation room, need
not be either expensive or compli
cated. The advantages f this do-it-yourself
Job is that .only basic
cajpenter tools are needed. Most
attics have exposed, wall (tads,
ceiling rafters and a rough floor,
thus eliminating all framework
construction. ,
: Large panels of inexpensive,
sturdy plywood, wallboard, fiber
board or insulating ceiling and
wall- planking are all easy .mate
rials to handle for the job.
. If storage area is your problemj
then plan your add-on room from
this angle. j
Use under-eave areas for "stor
age units for' everything from
clothes to' not-in-use luggage.
Wardrobe closets, too, are ideal
units for oddly-spaced and sized
wall and corner areas., i
Plan or built-in units for auch
things as books, play equipment,
bedding and sports equipment
Further enhance the addition with
desks, work surfaces and perhaps
even bunk beds. V
This is the kind of project you
can safely undertake to do your
self in spare time and week-ends.
An expensive brigade of carpeib.
ters, electricians and painters ii
not called for.-
Check with your building uip
ply dealer for plans for your attic
remodeling job.
surfaces are dry, and temperatures
neither too low nor subject to rap
id or drastic changes.
The prime consideration for out
side painting regardless of when
it is being done is the selection
of a good quality paint ' carefully
and properly applied.
A good paint job with good mat
erials will pay for itself by pre
serving the wood for many years.
PAINTING OVER PAINT
The requirements for painting of turpentine,
over old paint vary according to Start painting
the condition of the old surface.
Paint t that is discolored, but
otherwise sound can be given two
plied in order to build up the sur
face Be sure that each coat of paint
is dry before brushing on the next
coat.
USE LINSEED OIL
If the wood is well-seasoned and
quite dry, your paint' for the first
application should be well-thinned
with linseed oil.
If the wood surface is non-porous
thin the paint with a good grade
FREE CUTTING CHART
A cutting chart for quick calcu
lations on sawing hardboard into
the most economical sizes has
been made available. It is useful
to cabinet shops, sign companies,
furniture manufacturers and
other Jarge users.
Protect auto seats with hard
board when moving heavy or
sharp objects, or when children's
feet are muddy.
at the highest i
point. Work across the surface, e
rather than up and down. Brush t u
the first coat of paint into the wood jr
vigorously. Do not brush after paint j
has set, as it will give a rough sur-; ?
'ace. f,
After the first coat is dry fill all 1 1'
cracks and nail holes with putty.
Allow at least a week for the first
coat to dry thoroughly.
The second coat acts as a bond
and should present a hard, non
gloss surface for the final coat.
Use your paint with a thicker con
sistency. The third coat of paint' should
contain plenty of oil and no thin
ner to dry to a glossy finish.
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