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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1949)
1 We You Planning Your Horn I if if if ir it ie it ie ie it I CiihiViiiA II i in in . .1 Rerister-Guard, Euerene, Ore., Mon., Sept. 26, i American Furniture r - u, ., . ,,, ,. jtWeJJvWti Other Types I JlAaL?r 1 '' . d Liua,oSKolfS2S,HS B mm av:. ' j- t Prs who have maae me muuem initu 3me 11 that it is being accepted in other areas iserrr,fwi states, nave aisc-uveicu 'j Mt the I"" l" riabiy harmonizes well with this j futurrv type o construction. lbling, '.proportioned Colonial pieces and .,na ot r LJ.,n nr reddish wood finishes ri5nB( thP deep brown or reaaisn wuuu u" p of fXtfv with the informal design of these io fit in V1 Western nm; ,. ,, . is imDarted by the Early Ue informal nnion Deriod. French I p , favorite among Western home fur- aiso lent Display French -Provincial reoroduc- IS prominent display in leading furnture. Jrkjf HOME FASHION T1M in your city rii,m- hiftvM of traditional furniture is that it has gi aspens that permit it to fit so well into con- KSttemendoiM selection of fabrics, for instance, rfbn ht Colonial and Provincial patterns are avail iS& 'vers' aperies, table cloths, etc. tte token, modern design has been adapted to k icallv traditional pieces, ine aouu fcscaiiy " j.r,.,in nf Colonial mece. The la Die iiannea Dy iwo This unique group can ,fte same I V.clrallv t 4. MirDlV I E " ,.,r,ihr with the center .. w arlantation. Thi ?m separately if space is limited, or as a group if all 2ms can be accommodated in a bedroom, and, once together, the fact that they are separate cannot be Lcktail table, corner table, some of the lamp tables, I actional seating pieces also are modern versions of nerican designs, but have been originated in this ftoDular demana. cobbler's bench-coffee table is another good example Lion of a Colonial piece of furniture into an entirely I toe newest modern fabrics for draperies or upholstery "Intnr Quatra." The interesting design is composed of ,.,rKtan'le ,v"nln 'Tegular rectangles. Of heavy woven I pattern ii shown in terra cotta on natural color ground, ffn on beige, and dark brown on gray. et Gadgets Wll Instill tas in Younger Folks ' uimgnt aoout taking sister to your favorite cepanment to choose JMsioritt especially de F "im or her? It's likely feat aid in establishing neatness and general 10 his clothes. ' ftifs beginning to in stores is a special '' little people. It's made with a pair of extended hooks that can be hung over the regular rod. When in place, there's a rod usually about 18 inches long lor small garments. The space above can be utilized for Sunday best or your own blouses. In fact, this type of rod is not a bad idea for adding blouse room for an adult, The extension rod, which is at- tacnea to any closet wall, and which is available to practically every closet shop, is also very practical. This can be out in the lower part of a closet at whatever height you wish. Something else that you find in wide distribution now are ever so many styles of hangers In children's sizes. Plastic is the dod- ular material for these. They are jin colors that appeal to moppets. ISnmo dm nil .j .. ...:u - o.c an mcaacu uJ Willi niu- mal or nursery character decorations. JoMI leam jjwta in Japan Japan (U.RiTw.cn. of a U. S. Air ,lam "arachuted to j-o burning transport ,,;;' wfwmen and .L?.Lch.lanciel safely -V r., en?ine was 'ROSE bush r.F-rs r.AV W. Ptod ,LMn.n; MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U.R) A " ; Ashiv, Air r v-",,lro, Bush on the Shepen R. Phelan Ltlu-i ' "lr Base on estate produced pink and red to" bad traveled to ti, !es ,or 45 years- Tnis sprinl! U ! far Eat Air m had 'ive d'"erent types o' fjses '. lun.vl V. "eI red white. lavender blue, half-red 11 w in Clf Vn 11 1 nrirl VtniriifViit Hlwith ones. ay 99 Speed Studied cfV.11 Mm St- t0 ' east city limits to i-- "" be'err.?- 2 40 milel an hour: '0 30 miles on .t. c7c. " r 6m w- wd 7th W., from the west 2 ; ,. CUV lim t In T inl. '-;Sa:uv.. c aln the city limits to Lincoln St., and to present 25 mile-an- !::.c'- Cijh .. , . ?ur limit on eth and 7th from ; -o f.t, k. ":- Lincoln to Mill. ft: icera r 7 "feu V.e r taken to Signs Are tn K f.finn0iw4 alnn0 wt-e-.'Pt!d outl.v'"ig portions of the route ;.iV. J . wfcert fas,tr bavel 's to be per- : " ' wuv umii uicsc sign are i place. Capt. Cash warned, the present srwic limit will be kept Beard air S'i-a'ja b Jinmic lJ0n cit limitJ 10 cilJ" - m-Hj--. 'tA'.:.. . ,-,' !,..mmmmamm TMMM FIREMEV ROUT BEES NEWPORT, R. I. (U.R) Authorities used a novel method to get rid of a swarm of 25,000 bees that settled on a hedge In front of Miss Ruth C. White's grocery store. They called the fire de partment, which laid hose lines and drove off the bees with streams of water. Another of the new expendable tables this one obligingly clos es up or opens out to suit your space and needs, and, either way, it retains its graceful beauty. Of simple Provincial style in soft tonde mahogany, it lends Itself to either a Provincial or Modern room. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Mon Sept. 26, 1949 Page 5B Your favorite Eugene and Springfield Home Furnishings stores will hold OPEN HOUSE from 7:30 to 10 p. m. Wednes day, Sept. 28. A preview of the new styles m furniture ana Home Furnishings will be presented to homemakers at this show ing. HOME FASHION TIME affords you an opportunity to see new ideas for making your home more beautiful and livable. Don't miss this exciting Fall event. GIRLS GOOn nirrCHERS STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (U.R) Butchering courses at Penn State are not limited to boys. Thirteen girls have completed their training in slaughtering and meat cutting. "The co-eds make good meat cutters." P. Thomas Ziegler, professor of animal hus bandry, said, "but they have a tendency to trim too close for profit." ' WHY OF ALLERGIES CHICAGO (U.R) Allergies are caused by the same body de fense mechanism which battles microbes, Dr. Frank A. Simon, Louisville, Ky., writes in the Journal of the American Medical Association. But some persons' defenses are over-zealous and be come misdirected against usually harmless substances, such as food or pollen, he said. to make nm mm mm msmu. a 4 X1 l fw '"-vy, fl Your Choice of Styles ! ;f' v-C- 4 . Your Choice of Co,or i.klku.-' Your Choice of Fabric ""j: Zii jf Tm V--m, U-- (MANHATTAN) ' tki '-.n BETTER THAN JHE BEST ' - 2 Jft f CHEAPER THAff THE . S (2 OjUM ' - JL'Mtr- ,, , , , v V- n "KSl,t'--w aJI . -. lp" 'IS ' It. ".rk n S.il- t Elf III l CMftrtiUt t-ti,rt " . y 38" T ' Above I propo b styles of same 1 oioriiy your living room vim ouiom-covcrtd Bijfcll plttn made 10 lii yprfr dccoriiln Khcm icdyl-ind py no moit Ihm for ordinary furniiurt. Biliwcll'i own Maiitr Cratumtn at yoj bk and call! . , . $100,000 nock oMuxuriaui covtiingt to.thooi from . rich mohaira, ailken uxturcd brocairllei, finely woven tapcairie , . , choote iKe style you want, the fabric you want and the prtciw olor Tout living room demand!. Biliwrll'i ariiiani will give your Irving room lhai profettional ' it coraiors' look o( perfection! 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