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Suggests Special Room for Children Ideally the child should have a . arate‘room for his play, for he is bo to bhe noisy and strenuous at times you can make this possible in : new home you will never rogret After its use as a child‘s play room been served, it can ksep step with growing child and eventually grow a rumpus room (which is really ju grownâ€"up‘s play room). Something Worth Thinking About in Building the _New Home. DOMINION HOVSING AC T Biggest 11 THIRD AVEXNXTE Order Your New Furnace Now! ally, the child should have a sepâ€" ‘room for his play, for he is bound ~nolsy and strenuous at times. If can make this possible in your home you will never regret it. ts use as a child‘s play room has served, it can ksep step with the nz child and eventually grow into This governmentâ€"approved home can be built in this district for $4,600, acâ€" cording to an estimate of local contracâ€" tors. If erected on a $400 lot the whole project can ‘be financed with $1000 in cash and monthly payments of $42.20. Smith Elston ONE OF THE ADVANCE‘S SERIES OF D. H. A. HOUSE DESIGNS /” o-~ ‘!._â€"' ( //JL “'\_m PIAN â€" NUAE Nh e it > x.-l ++ orthern News) Y adlnuwr(czs LCeRNMIERLS DO/VENT mm m mm n Lk GOUVERNEMENYT MHETE DE L HARCNWTECTE LES EPMZKLE 3 M #/000, or pawr pProcureark Ccorrriey® Daes PL ies «7 4 PFemomas oas »er/ °8 L[a oy Choputs BOM kTRE MENTIONNE ET iA COMMNMRNOE MDRE SSEE KA * L* Mormmmsrrsznargusg Be 1# Lo FEDERM/IEK BR 44 MeirsrEkk ons OYÂ¥rIA W#A . CGyrR®Rrt. o1 TEDERALE SVR n { PFYrom creeps until our or five, Plumbmg and Heating TIM MIN S ng ki Sh in Busiest uld the the he | go his | ar >nâ€" | de | { the roc sunligh nursery as well chair is chair sh should + nmng room ailry, with p surfaced floc and fabrics flOGor.. Har lincleum, good choice Rusg surfac ing of i9 e! pirit Don‘t wait for the cold weather phone or come in toâ€"day. 1A¢ > dawarf KIZSLORN Chetck if GvVvEOr, fFhen, if required, a new heaiing system can be installed without inconâ€" venience. Autumn is practically here and will quickly be followed by winter., Now, when your furnace is not in use, is the time to have Smith Elston check it over. Then., if Washct itterns â€"ma ue Logement. Maison Croouis N2 65. cour TGom availabls 1I ‘ o« £*ARCwN/rLCTE 165 EMRES Az CETITVL MMSON, £7, MPOYENNANTF SERIE CorTPiEIE DES PLANS COMPRENANY 4 s£kR/E3S D EK CONFORAMITE orf £# 4O SGR 44# WOTL the i hard flogt and field. 6 o se s‘ ** $ C\W~ 4.3 ":'â€"ZH‘. ; v' _4 tan l: s play Ime 1n iL 7 F O# CCC ml “ w hna 10 k1 1YC sSUtH wallpap it hn WIi it Ma These equal payments will retire the $4,000 mortgage and pay the 5 per cent. interest charges. After that time the property is free and clear with nothing further to pay. Best iC ie often i play s in adult This ick und tra 111 the ined nat the BTrV ind rdâ€" iY 1V 11 L J Try The Advance Want Advertisements One of the most puzzling questions for many women is where to start in building a colour combination or a di»corative scheme. First analyze your rocm something like this: Is the room dark or light? If a dark room, you will want to introduce warmth and life through colour. Light, warm colours make a Gdark room Red, crange, yellow, rust chad>s are warm colours; blue, green ind gray are cool, Let warm colours redominate in a room that lacks sunâ€" the who‘e room out of proportion. In the selectiom of wall coverings there is an imaginative and interesting variety from wirch to choose. There are abstract plaids and cheorfu stripes, droll zoo animals, fresh farmyard szenes and comic characters on texturâ€" ed or plain back grounds that will deâ€" light any child‘s imagination. Many house kudgets, however, will not stand the extra room simâ€" ply to play and the child‘s play room must share space. One practical soluâ€" tion is to make the dining room larger and make it serve as both dining room and child‘s play space. Because thre dlining room is the least used room in the house and because it affords the kitchen worker a chance for easy superâ€" vision, it ssgems a fine solutiom to the problem in many smaller homes. Plans should, of course, be made for the bedrsoms of the children, for as they grow older they are going to reâ€" quire s>parate sleeping rooms. In many smaller houses, attics are so planned that they can be made into attractive slseping quarters at a minimum of rouble or expense whiuen the need arises. When you plan yciur house think too about a suitable outdoor area in which your children can play. Have it, if possible, within sight of the kitchen and as secluded as you can. Perhaps a fenc» could be placed around the area, which would add to the exterior beauty of your home, as well as to its racticability. Balanced Colour, Texture, Mark Successful Interiors uceossful room ensembles don‘t just pen, they an> usually thought cut idvance, with a few basic principles ‘olour harmony and balance kept in d, says "Building in Canada.‘" ‘ _ you have a plan, you need not cute the whole scheme at on> tim». ‘ slowly. wisely; but knew in adâ€" ce whaty our ultimate result should PLAN â€" D .'. THE PORCUPINF ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO handicap. is natural, therefore, that lumberâ€" men should b> vitally interested in tests which have been conducted for some time past and which indicate that the problem is in a fair way of being solved. It was more or less by accident that it has been fcund possible to secure outstanding results by the open vat treatment. Experiments were beâ€" ing conducted with a new formula and the fluid was kept in wocden casks. It was noticc:d that the floor around these casks was continually wet. At first it was thought that the casks were leakâ€" ing, or that some of the liquid had been spitled. But the floor continued wet, and investigation disclosed the fact that the fireprosofing preparation was :¢cming rizht thrciugh the wood! Careful tests followed, and now it has been demonstrated that a f2w hours treatment in an open vat gives results equal to superior to pressure penetraâ€" tion at a fraction of the cost. dpen alr drying aftar treatmnt is all that is required,. and in any favourable drying Overceming Obstacles UnSfortunately, danger from fire has a sz2rious obstacle to its more genâ€" eral us2, althougwh, as a matter of fact, firs losses in sections where wood is the principal building material used do not suffer by comparison with districts where its use is more or lass incidental. However, it is of sufficient importâ€" ance to have engacrpd chemists and cthers in rssearch work to discover a satisfactory method of overcoming this read‘ily which its put ment, posstss: A pPiH men buildi for Effective Fireâ€"Preofing of Wood Said to be Now a Reality. If This is Recognized, Wood Will Take Its Place as the Most Adaptable of All Building Materials. Many Exâ€" periments Made With New Fireâ€"proofing Material. Expect New Process to Increase Use of Lumber 1O a V No h Head Office Schumacher Phone 708 Timber Company Limited | BUILDING MATERIALS ® LUMBER and MILLWORK ® GENERAL CONTRACTING T‘ 11 Byv I¢ 11 _ material. In the building. of ri‘s and churches mostâ€"of ‘the architects of the worldâ€" would > use of steel for roof trusses; nd only wood is the material cse, combining as it does, rugâ€" nzth with beauty. Y 10] ch wood has played an imâ€" Wherever wood is availâ€" ble quantities, it certainâ€" ogical building materia‘ yinz an imporiant par: imeorcial and industrial ocdi ¢embsdiss so many rties that its popularity ongce Pm rman) 1y whoen man first the problem of rIa slyle and arrangeâ€" srial can be used i0me with a design 3e so expressive of Ing to is environâ€" ‘ in its art and which â€" increases 121 vered skilâ€" ) such weather, few hour Mannolite has also besn subjected to authorized experiments in rezard to stain and preservative qualifications. The tests prove stain preservative and also test proves quite positive preoserâ€" Treatment by Spraying Mannolite can be successfully use for spraying wood work in cellars or buildâ€" irgs already er2cted. Boing odorless, it is not objectionable in cellars. It can be mixed with Kalsomins, if desired, for inside work. For outside work, it should be painted over, for, if subjected to repeated suoaking, the fireâ€"proofing effect is lost. Whoere iused inside or when protzcied by paint on outside work, the discoverer is satisfied that results are definitely permanent. wisp of smcke ross from the slightly charred surface but disappearsd within a fow seconds leavinz not a trace of glow. Similar results were obâ€" tained with the other samples. Some . the hazards had been treated more than five years ago and wen> appartntâ€" ly just as fireâ€"resistant as boards reâ€" cently treated. Untreated boards soon burst into flamses when subjected to the blow torch. No weakening or other detrimental effect, noâ€" staining, no colour.ng can be detected in the treated lumber. The procuct has no coroding efféct on nails or other mstal articles and thoere is apparently no effect on saws, planinz machine blades, etc. Although excellent insulating maâ€" terial, sawdust and shavings have never been: extensively used on account of the fireâ€"risk. A tost was made with exceilsior, dipping it for a few seconds into Mannolits, then drying thoroughly. It was impossib‘s to ignite it. All that repeated applications of a hot blaze did was to blacken and slightly char the fine wcood shavings. On removing the flame no trace of afterzlow was disâ€" cornb!le2. Similar results are secured with meadow hay, a waste preoduct of the Ottawa Valley, as well as on inâ€" sulating board. mei with in â€" mildly, he was Several bcards ginm>, one of 0 Ncene of thes> showed any indication of the they had received. No stains or "feel" cfi any kind. First the pine bocard was sujsjected to the intonse heat of a blow torch for five minutes. The board showed absolutely no indiâ€" cation ¢f being ignited under the terriâ€" fic.heatâ€"it blackened for a fi>w inches aroun d the direct fHiame from the torch. When the torch was removed, a faint wisp of smcke ross from the slightly charred surface but disappearsd within a fcow seconds leavinzg not a trace of fter glow. Similar results were obâ€" tained with the other samples. Some G6f the hazards had beeon treated more cRLCnNA,CI_ fic. heatâ€" aroun 1i th When the wisp of s charred s The writer was recently privileged to witness tests which subjccted lumâ€" ber treated with Mannolite (the proâ€" duct refsrred to) which is produced by B. W. F. Caldwell, 106 Tyrrell Bldg., 95 Kinz St. E., Toronto, to a miuch more severe t:st than would likely ever be You may borrow up to 80% to build a home and pay if off monthiy within 10 years. You may borrow up lo $2,000 for alterations or repairs to your present home and repay monthâ€" ly over a 3â€"year period. Engquire Toâ€"day Timmins umt2r Drastic Tests were se k and Cc Mill Office 1J SC€ To put it what he saw. one of white : _of homlock. indication of raceived. No id. First the Feldman‘s have engaged the professional services of a reâ€" gisterd, graduate architeet to design and supervise the construction of homes according to high standards. His practical and technical knowledge assures you a wellâ€"built comfortable house that will require littlée or no upkeep expense. ~There are no "extras" in a Feldmanâ€"built home. Specifications and plans are prepard showing every detail and the low price quoted is the exact price you pay. Nothâ€" ing added. Supervised by an Architect Labour and Contracts Lumber and Supplies Feldman‘s Complete Building Service Feldman‘s are noted throughout the north for their reasonâ€" â€" able prices on good quality lumber and building materials. / They carry a complete stock of materials for your every building need no matter what type of construction you . prier. ..Estimates given without dbligation. Feldman‘s have, within their organization, skilled building mechanies who will see your home through to completion. Every detail will be taken care of by thoroughly experâ€" ienced men. Sudbury Star:â€"The latest spy susâ€" in London is a dry goods salesâ€" man, and he clains the story about him is made cut of whole s oth. tess‘s. There seems to be A great unâ€" animity in the cpinions expressed reâ€" garding reduction of fire losses. It does nct ssem at all impossible that insurâ€" ance ratss might be favourably affectâ€" ed by the general adoption of approved fireâ€"proofing of building materials. Other Effects of Mannolite Mannolite is effective on unseasoned lumber, and teosts would indicate that there is less warpinsg, shrinking and checking when lumber has beon treatâ€" d before seasoning. Basic cost of treatment is now deâ€" finitely established: handling costs vative qualifications. Service experiâ€" ments also being carried out in preserâ€" vative possibilities which appear exâ€" tr:mely satisfactory. It is within posâ€" ibilityv that Mannolite has a large field sibility that Mannolite has a large field in mine ard underground timbers. W»h.‘2 no official approval has besn iven, a number of insurance men, city engineers and firs departme nt officials have expressed great interest in the There seems to be a great unâ€" animity in the cpinions expressed reâ€" ‘onsclidate Your Debts 9 THIRD AVENUE ors o as to ensun? thc rousfily done. ain that Mannolite will decided@ increass2 in the (Above Woe!lworth‘s) Auto or Houschold Loans, may now be had very easlly at a low rate of interest, Call in toâ€"day, there is no Red Tape or embarassment., Only your signature is required. LOANS Books are frequenily misplaced if adequate shelf space is not provided for them. Available space on each side of a firsplace providss a natural locaâ€" tion for builtâ€"in book cases.. Cost of such an installation is low, and Adds materially to room atmosphere. In this way the home owner may create a large pleasant room, better fitted for entertainmnt and far more usable for daily life. He may secure financing from chartered bhanks by way of the modernization credit plan of the Hcome Improvement Plan for this imâ€" provement in the livability, as well as the value, of his home. space mnmnay h and <the â€"p dishes to m The entranc a folding scet wall colcurs curtain ceiling in a Many dining nedccssa dom hold even chair. ine removal of the partuuons separâ€" ating the thme portions of this section of the home creates a larger space which imay be properly lighted. and ventilat8d. The old «iningâ€"room ‘furâ€" niture may be replaced by an attracâ€" tive Bulltâ€"in tabl»> which folds against the wall when not in use. The wall which is nearest the dining space may have a serics of open shelves and the placement of gaycoloured dishes to make an intsresting pattern. The entrance dcor may be screengéd by a fo‘:ding sernsen, harmcnizing with the wall colcurs, or a simp‘»> solid coloutr curtain arranzed to slide from the ceiling in a semiâ€"circle about the deor. New windows, concentrated along one wall, and low window seats below them, a builtâ€"in radio cabinet harmonâ€" izing with the design of the book and dish shelves, and many other convenâ€" ient and attractive additions may be made, It is also weli to remember that a painted ‘dado will help to make a too high room seem lower; and by empuha- sizing vertical lines, a low room may be given the app:arance .of greqt.er height. In many cases the light and air which would enter the space occupisd by thes> rcoms, if they werse thrown tq- gether as a unit, is minimized by the poor plan of walls and doors. The removal of the partitions sapar- ating the thme portions of this soct.lr_m of the home creates a larger space which may be prs ventilat8d. The old niture may be repla tive Bulltâ€"in tabl»> w the wall when not ir The wall which is space may have a se and ~the placemen dishes to make an i The entrance dcor n a folding sereen, ha Larger Living Rooms Are Possible in Manvy Homes and irily nas sq many various rooms 1J livin Building in Canada) » residensces have Easyv Payments idences haw» small rocms and an un ntrancte hall. Neither Adeoquate space forâ€"a > arrangem>nt,. and many doors leading coms that it can sefâ€" small table or hall TVIMMIN®S