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Porcupine Advance, 20 May 1937, 2, p. 3

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Women Prize Winners in Reâ€"modeling Houses : Rejuven more a weo peculiar ir 6of the su: ment Pla: contest c3 when the United St Interesting Contest in Kansas City Showed that Women are Experts in Planning Improvements in Appearance as Well as Conventence of Homes. AUTOMOBILE iNSURANCE To stimulate inte and modernizAtion, provement Commit houses in different ind offered prize tion for bringing limit of cost of instance and the The winners labour and ma mItle We are offering for immediate sale bargains in House Lots and Busiâ€" ness Locations. Lots $25 down and $10 per month., No interest. Box 1480 Phore 1 "Where Buyer and Seller Meet nsidt actic Insurance Real Estate the four Security 21 Pine Street N. red AT CURRENT RATES. PROMPT CLAIMS SERVICE Ontario Advisory Committee METROPOLITAXNX â€"BUILDING TORONXTO Rvland H. New, Chairman 1. Markus, Ssecretary SULLIVAN NEWTON AY,. MAY 30TH, 1937 who Local Advisory Committee FIRE INSURANCE IMPROVEMENT LOAN will transform your home or farm . . . prizes for the best su; inging them upâ€"loâ€"dat st of $1,250 was set in id the awards were toâ€" m€ irs Chairman, J. E. H. Chateauvert secretary, Wm. C. Wingrove The Advance Office, Phone %6 . J. Doyle CEDAKR ST. N Whether you live in town or on the farm, the Home Imâ€" provement Plan can serve you. It paves the way to modernization: provid es ready money to install imâ€" provements that make the home more comfortable aad the farm more productive and easier to work. The list at the right shows some of the improvements that qualify. Get in touch with your local Committee or with any reâ€" putable contractor orâ€" maâ€" terials supply firm. Then, with an estimate of the cost of the improvement you conâ€" template, arrange a loan with vyour bank. Or vyou can call on your banker first for guidance. AT NEW REDUCED RATES ER THE AUTHORITY OF GCGOVERNMEN National Employment Commission par jerity Imâ€" a four old f ~the city fAn npt ha ‘3rth" of the imâ€" ME OUusf LC L > LX WA AIiF | The women did not confine their uodernization to what might have been expected of them, the beautification of ; rooms and the addition of facilities, such as in the kitchen and bath. They vpecified radical changes in the exâ€" tericrs as well, converting the houses tzom drab, outâ€"ofâ€"dats affairs to dwellâ€" ings attractive and new in design, | One house msodernized had heavy, cldâ€"fashioned, overâ€"hanging _ eaves. These were cut off and the brown walâ€" nut paint was changed to white. That cost not quite half the appropriation. Inside improvemenis _ were _ almost drastic. Old mantels, plate Inside improvemenits . were . dilMus,| equally drastic. Old mantels, plate rsils and other features, such as beams. were removed, and all the rooms were desorated. The work that was done is hbelieved to have doubled the value of the properily. Another chouse modernized received a new roof and a new coat of paint, but for the most part interior changes were made. These included new wirâ€" ing to permit the use of eléctric feaâ€" tures. Improvements were made in virtually all the rooms. In dollars the results are considered worth far more than the cutlay. A contestant had sn exceedingly difâ€" ficult job.. The house had an anteâ€" quated front porch,, which was removed and sone added at the side. A new enâ€" trance and a room for the bath were specsified. A hot water heating system was installed, and new wiring. The kitchen went modern as well as the other rooms. The house had been conâ€" sidered of no value; now it is worth several thousands of dollars. The women did T odernization to wha pected of them, ths oms and the addi Service Timmins, Ontario Combine house and garage. Enlarge existing rooms Add new rooms. Replace gutters, downâ€" spouts and flashing. Scrape and refinish floors. sash and screens. Weatherstrip doors and windows. Insulate inner face of roof. Provide new wall panelling. Provide special linen closet. Check wiring and add new outlets. New electric lighting fixtures. Conceal radio wires including antennae. Replace old refrigerator with builtâ€"in electric refrigerator. New builrâ€"in bath tubs. New lavatories. Automatic hotâ€"water tank. New heating system, or air conditioning system. Convert coalâ€"burning boiler to oil or gasâ€" burning equipment. See folder for complete list Tile bathrooms. Linoleum in kitchen and other rooms. Repair brickwork and stone coping. Remove antiquated exterior woodwork. New storm doors or xn nome itels, . plate h as beams rooms were was done i: am ent 0 sual Em New Style of Homes Show Modern Living thresh design tor by the fac gave some of | this continent spend time s problem. An{ estate has been left behind ar we build to meet the require our daily life as it actually it The new type small home is not the result of a mere ‘superficial change of fashion. It is the product of an â€"enâ€" tirely new aproach and ailtitude. The idea that a small home is a minature estate has been left behind and instead we build to meet the of Kitchens, for example, have become efficient workshops. ~Living rcoms Are large, and furnished to invite repose. Dining rooms have ceased to imitate feudal rfectories and have become charming, intimateâ€"or, rather than sacrifice necsessary living roOm SspaCce, they have been omitted entirely. ‘onvenience, Comfort, Livâ€" ability, Prime Requisites. Another development has been in the renewed appreciation of the garden. No longer is the lot only something on which to build the house and to what grudgingly tidyâ€"up afterwards. We have learned to consider the garden in planning the house, so that we Ccan combine our outdoor and indoor livâ€" ing. Space for growing things, for games, for outdoor eating, for relaxaâ€"~ tionâ€"the garden should provide them ofâ€" date house. Above all things the modern home brings freedom from hcusehold drudgery. 1€ TOor in malntalnIng DCdaililiUl]l dil CGUiLI~ diticns. The modern kitchen is replete with practi¢cal and beautiful equipment. It is a wonderland to the housewife who has endured the inefficency of an outâ€" Long strides have been made in the matter of materials and equipment. Air conditioning is one of the greatest developments of recent years. What new possibilitiecs in comfort it brings! Insulation, too, is still comparatively new, yet it has earned general acceptâ€" ance, not only for its contribution to comfort, but because it means real fuel economy. Weatherstrip is another facâ€" tor in maintaining healthful air conâ€" It will well pay the prospective owner to study and carefully weigh the merits of the equipment and materials to be included in his home. Ancother phase in the development of the modern home is its interior decorâ€" ation. Heavy ostentation has yielded hefore the appeal of a new, refreshing simplicity.,. Finally, the 1937 home is usually on a much sounder financial basis than that of the period before the fall of ‘29, Interest rates are low. So are building material prices. Furthermore the averâ€" age man has a more accurate, sounder idea of what he can properly afford to nav fnr 4 hame and the Government is One Man Built Him A Den in Basement pay for a home and the Government 18 prepared to help him arrange a loan. Before we build or buy let us be sure that we know the true spirit of the It Before we build or buy let us be s that we know the true spirit of modern home. It is not a matter a style which which for want of a betâ€" ter name is called modernistic. It is that home shall be a cheerful, healthy place, attuned to our present manner cf living and thinking. It Was However a Room for All the Family. Here‘s How. A basement recreation room that the entire family could enjoy and that would not be a strain on the finances was the aim of the homeowner who created a den in the corner of his celâ€" lar. He decided to use the materig at hand and produce a simple room. Sectional book cases which had once been used in the living room flanked one wall of the new room, and a comâ€" bination bookcase and desk was placed under a high cellar window. A few old occasional tables and a magazine rack that were no longer needed in the newly decarated upper rooms were put in the den. A new, modern bridge set and a matching settee, upholstered in vright red leather were purchased. _ The children of the family used the room as a study and a large map of North America made a colourful wall h ha s by t Another their udvin 1¢ vert firs! 8t I the tor T portun small â€" s. that hitec in i 4 %}f.@ffvfiz%%i e!fl?fvzfif%‘ hm mm mt en n mmmngem mtfi mm s ce C Lo l «ie uP 29e t P A e 'ihg « # # *#* ®# “0 ....0.000000.0000.0D’O..O...O0.00 w4 .“.“.“.‘..“ ....“ ’“ .“ .0 *# .“ .“ .“ .“.“ .“ .“ .“ .“.“ .0..“ .“ ." .“ .“ .00 .Q 0.00 .“ .“ .00 .“ C desteitest decoration. A globe of the world carâ€" ried out the colour scheme and was used by the students in their studies as well Funds for remodelling and mogernizâ€" ing the home are now available under the Home Improvement Plan. Make use of our wide experience. Inforâ€" mation will be gladly given regarding building materials, construction methods or any subject on which we can help you. We will plan with you the improvements you desire and our own architects and draftsmen will submit sketches giving all details 86 Pine Street 8. by TAKEJADY A NTA n El L. ie Mn enc 2e x7 ) ~ ~COMPLETE, HOME:! *TMPROVEMENT SERVICE \ .« WOUW FUOUOVER ~ \'/ 4 TDUIIEF ' ;"S NO INXFORMATION PLANNTING € You have dréeamed of your ideal Home, a refuge from the world outside, place your loved ones delight in, a fairyland in which to charm your friends. Make these dreams come true. Now you can do it, on you may have bought ‘"on i backing a plan to help create need it. Perhaps you want a really modern bathroom or kitchen, rooms altered or decâ€" orated, an extra room in the attic, a ‘‘rumpus room‘‘ in the basement, a fence round the garden, a better garage, cement walk, paint outside...there are dozens of jobs to be done to make the average home satisfying. You only live once so bring your dreams to earth. GCive a man a job now. Ask your Bank, Contractor or Tradesman about the unusually low rates offered by the Home Improvement Loan Act. Loans up to $2000 can be obtained for any improvement . that will: become a fixed part of :the property, such as: k Brarches at: New Painting Decorating New Floors Insulation M 16 iraen New Yorker:â€"Agape on Fifth as a wedding party descended t. Thomas‘, we had eyes only groomâ€"sleek and beautiful as omâ€"sleek and beautiful as The molded cutaway, the the pearly cascade of the This is modern man. at his GENXNERAL CONTRACTORSâ€"BUILDING SUPPLIES Heating System Modern Plumbing Additions Weatherâ€"Stripping ESTIMATING No obligation when getting an estimate from us. We will quote on any type of construction you wishâ€" either materials alone or job completed. that are easier than buying a car or anything else time‘‘. Why? Because the Dominion CGovernment is > the home of your dreams, and give work to men who ©OF HILLâ€"CLARKâ€"FRANCIS ww # # #* *# # w# ## # 4 ## ## # . .“ *# # w# .O C>% e 6 *Â¥ atestectsstes‘s # .0 ## CONTRACTING Timmins Electrical Work Roofing Alterations Fences best, transIIgVN ing those fai the English s thee worship. and we shall Henceforth, } figured, his apparel explainâ€" faintly troubling words of h service: "With mxy body I hin." It is man at his best‘ Plastering Garage Airâ€"Conditioning Cement Walks w# _ M I9 ; D.“. C .“.00“ # # /# w# w# w # w# # # »:n’ *# # #* ww # # t# # # ww # # *4 # . .® . .® . .# a ®# “. # . * ”.“.“ ud esn e esÂ¥ o":";":"o’- 5. We will arrange your Home Improvement Loan for you. No need to go to the bank No down payment and three years to pay. We carry at all times a complete stock of rough and dressed lumber and builders‘ supplies of all kinds. herringbone, the neater pin stripe. He will put aside the wedding garments till a friend asks him to be an usher; then the ‘tense cutaway will be let out an inch here, a couple of inches there., imnch here, a couple of We shall avert our eyes FINANCING MATERIALS Phone 1253â€"126

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