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Porcupine Advance, 3 Apr 1941, 1, p. 8

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Starting at the bottom is the rule for any wall cleaning, as a matter of fact. If you are washing a wall, start at the floor and work up, making sure that the water does not run down over the clean spots. Wash a couple of square feet and then rinse it well. After the housecleanin we would suggest that y few things in mind. TF pictures several times a If walls are papered, you can still have them cleaned. Of course, if the paper is the new washable kind, you are in luck, because you can cleanse it with soap suds and water. The oldâ€"fashioned kind of paper can be cleansed with a prepared cleaner, or with bread rolleq into a ball and rubâ€" bed over the dirty spots. Art gum rubbing is another great aid in cleanâ€" ing wall paper. Grease spots may be removed by appiying dampened French chalk to the offending place and leavâ€" ing it on overnight. Dirty spots over radiators or hot air registers should be cleaned with an upâ€"andâ€"down moveâ€" ment to prevent streaking. Always start at the bottom, too. If you have walls which need washâ€" ing and are painted, go easy with that soap and water! First try out a small and inconspicuous portion of the wall and make sure the finish isnt going to come off on the cloth. Test the spot by rubbing gently with a cloth dampâ€" ened in clear water. If the finish comes off . . . leave it alone. It will have to be refinished before you can get clean walls If not, choose your cleaner and go to work. There are many cleaners on the market ,and you will go well to follow the advice of your painter or hardware dealer to find out which one is suitable for your walls. DIVIDED PAYMENT In the first place, or maybe it should be the last place, are you doing any painting inside this year? If you are painting woodwork, furniture, or walls, whether they be light or dark, it is a good idea to give them a coat of wax as soon as they are dry. Not furniture polish, but a good hard floor wax will prevent them from growing dull, since it can be renewed and polâ€" ished and will also prevent dirt from becoming ground right into the paint. On painteg woodwork, that is, around doors, and floor boards, a selfâ€"polishâ€" ing wax will give the appearance of a glossy paint. spring, traâ€"la" certainly have nothing to do with this case, since the budgetâ€" eers column this week is taking up anâ€" other subject which blooms in the spring . . . namely and to wit, houseâ€" cleaning. Every once in a while we receive news and hints from our readâ€" ers on this all important subject. We propose to save it all up, and hand it out to you by the column, so that you can paste it in your budget book. Cleaning Up After the Win ter is Now the Fashion Apple blossoms and springâ€"the two seem to be undeniably linkedâ€"and that is why Sutherland‘s Drug Store suggests Apple Blossom by Helena Rubenstein for the spring. A gay, beâ€" witching fragrance, Apple Blossom seems to speak of laughter angq happiâ€" ness, delicate laces and brilliant new wardrobes, and is ideally suited to accent your part in the Easter parade. The fragrance of Apple Blossom is carried in Helena Rubenstein‘s coâ€" logne, body powder, bath oil, comâ€" plexion powder, soap, perfume â€" and numerous other toiletries and comâ€" plexion aids. There are gift packâ€" ages which make grangq Easter gifts, and every woman will want to "blosâ€" som" with Apple Blossom at Easter time. Ssome Hints for the Springtime and Housecleaning Gift Packages That Make Ideal Easter Gifts, Sutherlands Drug Store Recommends Fragrance of Spring PAGE EIGHT The New Spring Styles of 1941 Will Prove Popular ARK ABOVT (By flower Jewellers and Optometrists Third at Cedar â€" Timmins Lois Moore) _ bloom in the certainly have nothing case, since the budgetâ€" leaning is finished, hat you bear these id. Reâ€"hang your es a vear so that If you find that your walls are hopeâ€" less, do not despair. Have you ever considered painting them yourself with a water paint? Some of them come in delightful pastel shades and are easily applied, even by an amateur. A few of them can be put on over your old wall paper, which makes a differâ€" ence, since getting the paper off is a thankless task. Talk it over with your painter and see what he says. Proudly we present Bluebird "Registered" Perâ€" fect Diamond Rings as the ideal Easter gifts ; for glorified perfection is reflected in every Blueâ€" bird ring. You‘ll find a comprehensive selec tion at this popular store . . . each a creation of ultimate quality and advanced design. And remember, Remus‘ are the only Jewellers in this district authorized to sell Bluebird Diamond Rings. the paper under them doesn‘t fade and leave unsightly spots. If you have a very faded spot where the sun gets at the paper, or i1 there is a place from which you have rubbed away the pattern with the dirt, reâ€" member that it doesn‘t take an artist to trace in the colors you have lost with water colors and it will make all the difference to the walls. For instance, take your spring print frock. Perhaps this year you have chosen the ultra smart brown and beige for your color combination. You will have a brown crepe frock, simply made, with a high round neckline, shirring over the bosom, and a flared skirt, with a flat row of shirring at the front. It will be printed with soft beige flowers, with maybe a flick of bright red here ang there. Over it you will wear a jacket made on the same soft lines in sheer beige wool, with a buttonless tuxedo front, and a tie belt, set in to the garmentt The coat will be long . . . well down over the hips, and may have patchâ€"pockets at the sides. With it you will wear a brown straw sailor, with beige and red flowâ€" ers, and a req lapel ornament. Your accessories will be brown patent leaâ€" ther, or beige pigskin . . . doesn‘t it sound like a knockout? Or perhaps your choice is navy blue, spring‘s old favorite. Your frock will have a shirtwaist top, and will be (By Jean Walsh) Crispy tailored; flared and feminine: slimly cut. or boxy: short or well below the hipâ€"line; bedecked with frothy white or bound with cord; tied or belted; no matter what you prefer, you will have to have a complete wardrobe of jackets this spring if you want to be fashionâ€"wise! Jackets to top your printed frocks, to go over your tailâ€" ored shirtwaist dresses, and to comâ€" plete your fluffly afternoon gowns: Jackets of tweed, plaid, soft wool, spun rayons or crepes; jackets in pastels, in dark tones, in stripes, spots or prints; it wont matter what your fancy is, as long as you are jacketed. Jackets This Spring Are the New Mode The Jerkin is the answer to the woman or girl who is slender, for its daintily tailored lines extend to beâ€" low the waist, demanding a slim waist and hipline. Here the jerkin is made of a soft flannel, with patchâ€"flap pocâ€" kets, and gored skirt to match. The blouse is the striped rayon crepe, which has come to the fashion foreâ€" front with the jerkin. For Sports Wear Featuring Bluebird Diamonds for Easter But that‘s only part of the color story this spring. You‘ll see strikingly New York, April 2â€"If you don‘t like color you had better retire to your attic and spend two months reading Anthony Adverse and Gone With The Wind. Because color‘s the thing this year, and casual coats are the rage. Colorful sports coats are headed for the brightest and biggest season ever. Keen interest is noted in bright solids in fleece and angora coats designed to be worn gayly over simple tailored dresses as well as natty country sports clothes. Or if you prefer pastels there‘s a whole rainbow of them. yellow, or how about lilac? And camel hair and creamy cocoa browns are slated for popularity. no nicer thought than to preâ€" sent them to lovedâ€"ones. Such is the Dictum from New York This Spring. And, of course, there is no better way to brighten up your Easter cosâ€" tume than a corsage of pretty posies Bright Colours and Casual Coats the Rage for 1941 Potted plants, too, are gloriously beautiful at this time of year, and inâ€" clude hydrangea, primula, rose bushes, and cinerarias, while, though there has been a scarcity in bulb stock, Leek‘s has a very good supply, ready to bloom for Easter. To bring spring, with its Easter message, to the home, Bruce Leek, florist, advises Easter lilies, daffodils, tulips, stocks, snapâ€"dragons, sweet peas, and roses in all colours. Naturâ€" ally, with the gayety of spring in your wardrobe, you will want to make your home a fitting background for your fashionable self, and there‘s no better way of doing it than to adorn that home with flowers. It helps .when economy has been followed in the costume) to get two or three gay and unusual things to give you a flair. Adorn the Home With Flowers, Says Bruce Leek, Florist Why Not a Corsage for the Easter Costume? Shoulders in these jackets, while padded, will be at shoulder level. They are made to be a continuation of the natural line and not to stand up like a puff. Shoulders are the new fashion note, and in jackets are parâ€" ticularly important, since the hang of the garment depends on them. If you are a lot older, and like to stick to smart black, you will have a simple basic frock of crepe, with a soft Vâ€"throat edged with white or with a small turned back white collar. Over it you will wear for every day a bolero of the same fabric, which does not fasten at the front. For dressâ€"up days, you will want a printed crepe jacket, with a black ground, and a design of small white flowers over it. This will tie with a small flat bow at the waist. You can wear a bouquet of white violets on your shoulder. The sleeves of both the bolero and the jacket will be threeâ€" quarter length and full. made of dull navy crepe or triple sheer. Its skirt will be a whirl of stitched pleats, slimly tapered over the hips, and it will have req buttons and a red belt, with the buttons inserted like studs.. The jacket will be red, white and navy striped wool, tailored to perâ€" fection, with wide lapels pointing to a tiny waist, and slash pockets. Your navy turban will be slashed with red and white hairpins And then, for your sissier moments, you will remove the red studs and belt, and add pink flower buttons and a pink suede belt. Now you top your frock with a pink wool jacket, buttoned to the throat, with the small collar of the frock showing on the outside. This jacket will button down the front with small pink pearl buttons, and your big pink offâ€"theâ€"face hat will be bound with navy ribbon. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO This year you won‘t be buying New York hats, but you‘ll be wearing New ‘York models. This year‘s hats will bear a "madeâ€"inâ€"Canada" label. Your ,'bonnet, has been copied from the New ,York model, but the originhnal has been _ sent back to Fifth ‘Avenue. ‘_ So when you buy your headgear this spring, you‘re buying Canadian. However, some doubt if Miss Joan \Canuck will rush to her coiffeur palace =to be pompadored. They say for a {time she will prefer her hat tilted ‘forward at a rakish angle. So many ‘of the new styles are made with the \ bandeau adjustable for wear either ;way. Incidentally, remember that your gloves must match your hat. If you have a reefer from last year, don‘t throw it awayâ€"they‘re still in the fashion news. «But there‘s a tip for the ladies who are adept with the needle. This year the single breasted and twoâ€"button double breasted style have belted backs, inverted back pleats and inset back belts. They also show easier fit through the waistline, alâ€" though they still retain their flatterâ€" ing flared skirts. Box coats that top suits so comfortâ€" ably and smartly are practically new and come in smooth natural colors. Hairdo Important. _ And now for hats. The fashion exâ€" peris advise that it isn‘t the hat so much, but the hairdo . underneath. Your Easter bonnet may be a natty smallâ€"brimmed sailor, or a flower beâ€" decked sailor, or a flower bedecked creâ€" ation, or the South Amercan influence may be expressed in your millinery. But underneath you must have a pomâ€" pador. For the new hat styles are worn slightly back on the head and untilted. Picked as a fashion winner in style is the softâ€"type trench coat in shaggy fleece, camel hair and tweed. Featurâ€" ing smooth easy shoulders, inverted unpressed pleats in back, handsome wide revers and new hip patch pockets, the new version of the Hollywood wrap coat is forecast for prominence. (Glen plaids have adopted a differâ€" ent appearance for spring, with someâ€" thing new in their coloring and size of their plaids. In smoothâ€"faced flanâ€" nelâ€"like worsteds these new glen plaids are softly blended yet bright. Striped woollens as well as men‘s wear worâ€" steds are also on the Easter parade list. beautiful new block plaids in such color combinations as red, light and medium blues and misty pastel block plaids. And we mustn‘t omit the patriâ€" otic plaid mixtures of red, white and blue. Saddle shoes are definitely the "thing‘"‘ for spring sports wear, coming in all colours, and made mostly of a fine leather which stands up to sports wear. The soles are of crepe or cork. with a new 1941 asset in the allâ€"rubber sole. That‘s straight talk, I grant you. But, after all, we ate discussing beauty behind the scenes. And there are cerâ€" tain moments when it pays to mince few words. The cleansing bath is a working session. Let the suds fly as you free the skin of surface impurities.... Alâ€" low no bacteria and such to breed skin ills upon your body. The latter is no exaggeration. Scientific experiments have proven that certain bacteria upâ€" on the outer layer of the skin produce a kind of ptomaine similar to that generated in the stomach by tainted foods. One doctor has it that ‘this ptomaine .poisoning of the skin gives rise to pimples, boils, carbuncles and other cutaneous affections." You mothers whose adolescent boys and girls show signs of clogged oil glandsâ€"oily scalp and hair greasy, coarsening skin, will find it a good looks gift to the youngsters to start them off on a bath a day. Bathe twice a day, if you like. But let one bath be devoted entirely to removing surface grime, cuticle scales and secretions from the perspiratory glands. For tools, then, you will need softened water, a bar of swiftâ€"toâ€" lather toilet soap and a firm bath brush. Once the practice of the daily sesâ€" sion in the cleansing bath is wellâ€" established, the complexion becomes clearer. Frequently, banishment of simple blemished skin faultsâ€"blackâ€" heads, whiteheads, pimplesâ€"has been due to a large extent to a bath every day. For her the daily use of a deodorant and antiâ€"perspirant is as natural as bathing itself. She uses one or both as a routine afterâ€"theâ€"bath procedure. It would be abhorrent to her to ofâ€" fend her own nostrils by a fault that grew from good grooming slights. That being so she sees to it that dainty personal hygiene habits are intimately a part of her preparations for the day. The daily bather is not apt to don soiled clothes. Nor does she omit any good grooming rite that will war against her respect for her cleansed self. She smells sweet because she takes pains to achieve that. (By Alice Wade Robinson) The secret of many a woman‘s clear complexion is that she‘s clean all over. No daily bather can keep that fact dark. An aura of healthy good looks surrounds her. She is clean and beâ€" cause of that she is selfâ€"stimulated to appear so to the world. Says Bath a Day Keeps Poor Looks Away Trench Coat Picked. The tiered skirt is now an accepted factor in style. Germaine Montell has been sanding firmly for it. She has a trick of ruffling the skirt to the waist and still maintaining its slender form. Peplums will assume importance. No less an authority than Mainbocher has launched them in a big way. He proâ€" poses that suits, coats and dresses shall have them in various forms and lengths. For a twoâ€"piece to be worn with furs, he advocates a tunic length which has grace and gives height to the figure. _# *of # # #. )* '““ tactes #. [# . ## # # t# # *# #4 ##* # # ## # # ## w *# ## Women will have some of the oldâ€" time feminine look of the days when Fifth Avenue‘s Easter parade was at its zenith. Their shoulders will have a softer, rounded curve, they will be hugged by little shoulder capes of fur or encased in longer ones of wool to match the suits worn. Hats will take the lead in the Easter parade. Like banners proclaiming the birth of the new season, veils will wave. They will be seen in every color and used in all kinds of ways. The promenaders who have pickeq up the latest ideas will have hats, small ones, swathed in veiling with big chenille dots looking like snowflakes. It‘s a Johnâ€"Frederics mode. New York to See Return to Older Feminity. Hats Will Take the Lead in the Easter Parade This Year The new influence in sailors is shown in the hat pictured at the top, with a short veil adding the final touch of softness to the tilteq straw. At the bottom is the newest in felt bonnets, which is swept high, and yet drops gently in a heartâ€"like style, beâ€" low its brief veil. # .0 * # ## v # #4 # *s # .0 + * #* # *# #* L # #* # * *4 *+ #* #4 # *# ## + Ld #@ # # *#* 4. _# o**s # #% * ® #* *# # #4 #* # La #4 *# *# #4* #4 #® + #* *# *# *4 * *s ® ‘. # 4 *4 *. ®. * 00..0 # .. # .0 #. %. 0.00. .0. + 00.0 t t t :+ 0..0 0..0 # “. * % * "t. t 00.00.00.00 *# # #. ®. _%. * “.00‘“.“. *# %Wm McCALL and SIMPLICITY 8 ,_J’ PATTERNS Soft Femininity in Hats smart gay prints of easyâ€"toâ€"sew washable rayon crepe. Wide choice colors and designs. SEW and SAVE for SPRING CONTRIBUTE FREELY TO THE WAR SERVICES FUND (By Virginia Pope) W ashable Rayon Crepes We atuataaiteabe abe ateateate abe abeate abe obe abe abeabe abe abe abeate abe abnate ate ate at * Beautiful woollens in coat, suit and dress weights. Stripes checks, plaids, solid colors. All fashionâ€" right. All 54 inch wide. Printed Silks Brightly coloured silk prints. Floâ€" rals . . . "tiny‘"‘ and scroll prints. Make up beautifully. Double your Spring wardrobe . . . at half price . . . sew it yourself! See our collection of Spring‘s pretâ€" tiest prints . . . smartest woollens . . ‘‘smoothest silks." Ties are always an important adâ€" junct to the Easter costume and Mark Bowie has a good selection from which to choose one or several. English fouâ€" lards with attractive patterns are feaâ€" Raincoats have been in the limbo during recent years but they are makâ€" ing a definite comeâ€"back at present, The improvement in the development of waterâ€"proofing has resulted in the use of a lighter weight coat which is just as serviceable against wet. From the standpoint of utility the topcoat is one of the handiest of garâ€" ments. Now that spring is here topcoats are becoming one of the most important articles of clothing in the male wardâ€" robe. For the next month or so they will be working daily. Throughout the summer they are occasionally used and again in the fall of the year. This year Bowies are featuring the new Stroller coat, stylish because of its popular military collar, fly front and bottom stitching. The new coat comes in such favourâ€" ite materials as Gabardine, Tweeds, Camel Tones, Camel Hair and Herringâ€" bones. New suit materials found exclusively at Bowies are fashionable Manx Tweeds and Mistyâ€"Morn cloth. Big Selection for Choice. Also Notable Stock of Everything Else in Men‘s Wear. This house with considerable swank and distinction backs the twoâ€"color outfit by joining rust and navy. But not only does it put these two lovely colors together; it does so with the use of two oldâ€"time friendsâ€"broadcloth and serge. These two probably have not been companions in the Easter parade in more than twentyâ€"five years. New Stroller Coat Featured at Bownie‘s Nettie Rosenstein is among those leaders who advocate back fullness in coats. The Easter parade is sure to se°e a quickening in this new trend which, by next Autumn, will ungquesâ€" tionably have gone far. . Bergdorf Goodman, also forward looking, has launched a coat jin the manner of Louis XIV, with folds cleverly adjusted at the back. The Easter parade will demonstrate the versatility of coats. There will be those in which the interest is centered at the front. Closely fitted ones, relyâ€" ing for their chic on the exactitude of cut and line, receive unusual button treatments. Sophie of Saks Fifth Aveâ€" nue has a fondness for buttons in triple rows, on both coats and suits. Sally Milgrim was the one to introâ€" duce side pleats and trimmings on skirts, keeping front and back as smooth as a plank. In this season of trimming she has introduced a fresh theme which develops braiding into a passementerie embroidery. Her "passaâ€" braid" will fall into line with the rococo braiding that recently has touched popularity. Whether ruffled or pepluned, skirts on Easter Sunday will move with an easy swing, for it is the mode that they shall have fullness enough to proâ€" vide them with swaying lines. Spring â€" Woollens Display of Matched |Woollenb and Plaids at Pine St. Store And, too, at the Goldfields, are fine spring materials that may be made into the newest patterns, for street, afternoon, and evening wear, and give every woman an opportunity to sew the clever designs fashioned by the great style centres of the world. With Canadian women â€" "knittingâ€" conscious," the Goldfields‘ Dry Goods in its display of matched woollens and plaids. In lovely pastel shades, the wool is fine to knit, and each colour carries a plaid to match, which may be made into the skirt. These outfits are favourites throughout the dominion and make a very smart spring ensemble., Goldfields Dry Goods Store Has Notable Showing Mark Bowie carries a complete line of spring clothing for men in addition to the two articles mentioned. More and more tie makers are tendâ€" ing to develop their products in colors to harmonize with specific colours of suiting. Later in the season novelty ties made of various kinds of material from which one would never expect a tie to be fashioned, will appear. Such cloth as cotton, mohair, worsteds and crinkly crepes. There is a lot of red this year alâ€" though green continues to hold its own as one of the predominant colours seen on the street. c tured and next â€"in popularity comes the regimental stripe. "The Shop for Men and Women Who Shop for Men" Just think of it a New Coat that combines the smart appearance and wearing qualities of a Top Coat â€"and by just turning it inside out you have a weatherâ€"proof Raincoat of the finest quality English Gabarâ€" dine, Inspect them toâ€"day they‘re the style sensation of |the year. Arnott‘s carry all sizes in both short and long styvles. NV P E. . We also have a comâ€" plete selection of the same coats for ladies‘ in all the popular new Spring colours. See these and many other smart new Spring styles at Arnott‘s now. ® Polo Cloth and Fancy Twieedsâ€"All Lined with Fine _ Quality _ English Gabardine . Reversible Coats PRICED AT ONLY The Smart, New

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