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The socialization moving forward in : relentless design. it‘s a good thingâ€"â€"m something, fewer i splendor. This ization is reflected comfortable type of builtâ€"â€"for even the their mansions a bu to get rid of them be generally conce: soon againâ€"â€" if ev any sort of palatial Furniture for Today ‘This shift in building trends is being reflected in the tyoe of furniture that is needed. Ins‘sad of steppedâ€"down versions of courtly furnitureâ€"which is what most traditional furniture isâ€"â€"we nave furniture designed today for toâ€" day‘s homes. It is planned to make the most of the space, to serve double purposes, to combine graciousimess wi‘th practicality. Whether you like this new era or not, it is hereâ€" and probâ€" @hsly to stay, so you at least be aware of it. Today we are going to describe specific pieces of furniture that we feel interpret interestingly this new direcâ€" tion of our lives. The sectional idea in unit furniture is an important theme, especially for wall pieces in both modern and period styles. Units include desk, chest and shelf piecesâ€"the newest ones introducâ€" ing the roliâ€"type slat or tambour front This modern bedside table has a shelf arm that swings aroun doubles as a tray or reading stand. It is much more practical the usual trays with legs or tables made to be used in bed Unit furniture makes it possible to take advantage of all of ‘(the wall space. It also achieves an interâ€" Modern furniture in American walnut in a silverâ€"toned finish sugâ€" gests many novel construction forms and â€" double duty {features. iitional furniture 1sâ€"We dssigned today for toâ€" It is planned to make e space, to serve double mbine graciousmess wi‘th Whether you like this PLANNED FOR SPACE SAVING AND DOUBLE DUTY Sectional Furnitureâ€"Clothes Filesâ€"New Bookceases and Bedside Tables itable almost n the whole ple will have ~will lavish cf our civilâ€" small simuvole 1C AIT ilture taat ppedâ€"down ‘â€"wWhich is ndin | Commodious Compartments ; Another piece of storage furniturs seems pretty smart to us is a secâ€" uonal bcokcase with shallow drawers between each shelfâ€"it looks interesting ‘and is very practical. A bedside table in cylindrical shape opens to reâ€" aveal commodious shelves within for the oddments you like to have at hand. Another clever bedside table has a | tray shelf that swings out from under \ the table top when needed for meals in bed, reading or whatâ€"not; when not needed, it sswings back under the table ‘ top out of the way. An end table that opens up has a blanket compartment that pulls epen or sihut like the front of a rollâ€"top desk. These are of particâ€" ular usefulness since storage space is such a constant problem in small homes. They not only provide for all manner of drawers and compartmerni s but they do it with digni‘yâ€"so you can keep your most personal and private belongings in the parlor. There‘s one chest of: drawers, called a clothes file, that would go in a living rcom quite well......_.....the top drawer opens to reâ€" veal a dressng drawer with a mirror tha; â€"lifts up and compartments for toilet ar‘icles. The lower drawers have well.........the top drawer opens to reâ€" veal a dressng drawer with a mirror tha; lifts up and compartments for toilet ar‘icles. The lower drawers have shallow trays that pull cutâ€"â€"so you don‘t need to keep things in deep piles to be pawed through. This chess comes in two modelsâ€"ane for a man and one for a womanâ€" â€"each scaled for differen: types of clothes and belongings. by Elizabeth MacRea Boykin arm that swings around and is much more practical than esting V aris ition of furniture arrangement i1 they C wall 1i to us â€" lend t coverir howeyv coverings. ‘The bed prtiol has been ways â€" though more to be done ection. The s+u for sileeping anmfartaily "T com1i abou jions. ufac couc! back ‘The bed prcolem in the small home as been ingeniously solved in various ways â€" though we still think there‘s more to be done in this important dirâ€" ection. The siudio couch is very fine for sileeping but it doesn‘t "sit" very comfortably. The best thing to do about that is to have lots of extra cushâ€" jons. But we‘re still waiting for a manâ€" ufacturer who will work out a studio couch with some sort of support for the back so you don‘t have to lean so far back that your feet hang off at an awkward angle. Could a metal frame be provided tha; fastens to the back feet and extends up to be used to hold the cushions further forward? Or is a double row of cushions the only ansswver? Side bolsters and staunch bookâ€"shelf and tables to keep them from sliding off is the answer to the problem of the ends. Sofa beds have been improved a lot, so they don‘t ride so high and bulbous as they used to. But even ye; they aren‘t really svelt. A love seat that opens into a single bed is a good solution in many rooms. (Released by Consolidated News Feaâ€" bookâ€"shelf from sliding problem of | been improve so high and But even ye A love seat t. Wonder What a Frenchman Thinks About These Days The following little article was forâ€" warded by a friend of The Advance with the suggestion that it deserved the widest publicity. It certainly is worth reading, studving, cons.dering and UL CK ding. Here it is:â€" Wonder What a Frenchman Thinks About! Two years ago a Frenchman was as se as vou are. Toâ€"day what does he piat ench Herald :â€"One hostelryâ€" town is fed up with being mnatch. Eo on the counter d a halfâ€"bottle, filled with wick is threaded through in the cork, and the thing o days and saves a lot of he strain there‘s been in the designers for someâ€" ew in chairs, ‘the fact is ar chairs are pretty satâ€" most needs you could ie newest, of course, are out affairs based on luded in the show or Orâ€" In the same exhibit, chair that we thought rocmsects was the simple h woven ruch seat and !1 the modern chairs, the structed as units so that laced together along the ich make the most sense ‘e smart looking too and as eraciously to unusual l1 is wife go hungry and ‘ a lifetime of serfdom. it Prenchmanâ€"soldier, ‘lan or business manâ€" robably it‘s something i I had been less greedy trade unions outlawâ€" rights" for which he ntry trampled by hig many cabinets with ‘r boittles and such conventional chests, from the ocutside. io0re anxious; for my I had realized you e+ermined invader by r1ited people at home; . willing to give in on ; to other Frenchmen up all of them to a I had realized otaer rights too; I wish I patriotism is WORK, . no! getting." ‘enchman could read oâ€"day, showing presâ€" demanding things be tead of for our counâ€" ay to American busiâ€" icians, soldiers and i knew the horrible n is bound to bring, ifferences now before vou‘d work for vour steps into the gutter Ors swagger past. >3 hours a week for er worked before, vate ambitions unâ€" safe. Look at me le and too late." pPORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO BUSINESS DIRECTORY A 4â€"door model thoroughly reâ€"conâ€" ditioned. Equipped with weatherâ€" eve, eic. Winterized, $ 7 75 # A Sacrifice Daigneault Motors 28 Second Avenue 40 Third Avenue CAKES BUNS PASTRY RYE BREAD â€" FRENCH PASTRY 10 Pine St. S. 31 Wilson Avenue Finger Waves Permanents Paper Curls Marcels Manicures Komal Waves For Appointmentâ€"PHONE 1320 15 Cedar N. (near Third Ave.) Learn Beauty Culture under a Government â€" Licensed _ school supervised by Maye MHodgins PERMANENT WAVES $1.25 56 Mountjoy S. Phone 134 The Vanity Shoppe The Most Upâ€"toâ€"date Bake Plant in the North 45 Preston St. 8. Hairdressing THERMIQUE and MACHINELESS PERMANENT S BUILDER‘S SUPPLIES 16 Balsam St. NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS Coal Dealer CLEAN FUEL CLEAX SERVICE 28 First Avenue 35 First Avenue Ask for coupons redeemable on Bread and Pastry. Try our Famous Doâ€"Nuts and rrench Pastry National Bakery Leading Brands of Fuel Wrecker and Garage Manufacturer LUMBER, SASH, TRIM, ETC. Builder‘s Supplies and Firewood Albert‘s Beauty Parlour Timmins School of Hairdressing Mike Mirkovich The Home of Better Bread PASTRY AND CAKES OUR SPECIALTY Timmins and District business establishments enjoy a good patronage from the residents of this community because through the years they have earned the confidence of the public and are coâ€"operating to retain it. Y ou are invited to inspect the values offered by the firms listed below. AUTO DEALER DEALERS COAL AND WOOD Pigeon Auto Building Contractor 18 Mattagami Boulevard Phone 1351â€"W DISTRIBUTORS FOR ALL lbert‘s RQread Iways P Union Coal Company Ltd. Schumacher Bakery Bread 8e Loaf J.P Roy Schumacher Phone 2800 Phone 1875 Phone 658â€" M Phone 1060 Phone 1445 Phone 2570 Phone 221 Your Rest Cleaning Service Lynch Appliance and Furniture Co. 39 Third Avenue Phone 1870 Exclusive dealers for Westinghouse True Temperature Controlled Keâ€" frigerators, Electric Ranges, Radios, Washers, Vacuum Cleaners, Etc. "THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE" OFFICE: 141 Main Ave., Timmins PMHMONE 583 Let Us Take Care of the Pasteurized Milk Cream Buttermilk The Farmer Owned Dairy Office: 5 Cedar N. Phone 524 Plant: 301 Spruce St. S. Phone 525 61 Kirby Avenue GEM ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 61 Kirby Avenue Clothes You Wear HATS CLEANED and BLOCKED 14 Birch St. N. Contract wiring, Lighting Fixtures, Neon Signs (Sales, Repairs and Erection)}, Neon Signs and Motors Serviced on yearly contract. L. C. WARD, (prop.) 270 Birch St. N. Ph We repair all kinds of motors, washing â€" machines, â€" refrigerators, stokers, fans, car generators, etc. We also sell and exchange 25 and 60 cycle motors. We loan you a motor while repairing yours. 161 Spruce St. S. 101 Pine St. S. Phone 1780 FUR COATS MADE TO MEASURE REMODELLING RELINING REPAIRING REâ€"DYEINCG: (General Building Contractor Coal and Wood Dealer Burton Cleaners 1 Cedar St. S. WARD ELECTRICAL SERVICE Northland Producers Dairy COAL AND wWOOD DEALER Up to a Quality _ Not Down to a Price ELECTRIC MOTORS FURNACE REPAIRS LICENSED FUMIGATOR Prevent Fires During Cold Months CHKIMNEYS and FURNACES CLEANED CLEANING PRESSING STORAGE J. Van Rassel Brownston Fur Works Shawville Creamery Butter Bird‘s Eve Frosted Foods Red Ribbon Beef McCartney‘s Chicken CLEANING All work done by experts on premises E. L, URQUHART ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Herman‘s CLEANERS A. Vererval PHONE 2100 Phone 2930 Phone 2930 Phone 3200 Phone 175 Phone 1675 Phone 668 Schumacher Hardware and Furnitnre Co. Everything in Hardware RADIOS sTOVES _ WASHERS LOWE BROS. PAINTS 65 Pine St. 8 City Hardware Co. FRANK KLISANICH (prop.) Where Good Friends Meet PHONE 788 Rudoliphâ€"McChesney Lumber Co., Ltd. C._â€"C. M. sPORT sSUPPLIES PETERBOROUGH SKI EQUIPMENT A small deposit will hold any article Phone 748 Deliver Anywhere New Low Rates on Fire Insurance Auto Life Casus Phone 1965 J. A. Mongeon, (prop.) The Timmins Office Supply Co. First Avenue, Ti Cedar Sit. N 27 Third Avenue Manu{acturers and Dealers in FOREST PRODUCTS ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER PULPWOCGD MININCG TIMBEKR Phone 584 35 Kimberley AvC Cor. Mountjoy and Second Ave. MADE TO ORDER Reâ€"Government QOrder No. 64, and the War Time Price and Trade Board License Numbers. Private Telephone and Radio in Every Room 8 Cedar St. N Skisâ€"â€"Skates and All Supplies Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal Contractors LUMBER DEALER OFFICE SUPPLES Day or Night Service Albert‘s Hotel RUBBER STAMPS Dinelle Smith ‘mpire Market Excellent Dining Room ME MAR KET ?LUMBING AND HEATING Tâ€"BONE â€" ROUND or SIRLOIN Steaks or Roasts 27¢ Ib. Pearl Lake Hotel CONSULT US FOR P. J. Doyle JEWELLER E. Bauman Lorie Watches Reasonably Priced Swiss, Stell: and Schumacher Casualty Phone 384 PTPhone 1365 Phone 1330 Phone 1930 Phone 298 Phone 978 Timminsâ€" Red Indian Service Station Firestone Tires Tire Repairs Schumbacher Road Schumacher Rd. Gasoline Motor Oils Greases Car Washing, Etec. EXIDE BATTERIES DUNLOP TIRES The newly promoted. lanceâ€"corporal was having his fortune told. "You‘ll be a full corporal next week, and sergeant soon after than," said the gipsy. dier eagerly. "Well," she said, "you may become lieutenant but if you want any more promotion, it‘ll cost you another haltâ€" crown."â€"Sudbury Star. 61 Mountjoy St. S. Globe and Mailâ€"The chairnfian of the Wartime Prices and Trade }Board, Mr. Donald Gordon, is right fin his declaration that women can | be of tremendous help in maintaining the price ceiling on goods. They Are the buyers of most things a hqusehold needs, and they have uncanny memorâ€" ies about prices during Sept. 12 to Oct. 11, or any other time, He Will be a bold and foolish salesman wwÂ¥ tries to "gyp" the woman shopper, 270 Spruce St S. 27 First Avenue sSchumacher SERVICE STATIONS Phone uDO F. D. DWYER New Heated Warehouse SEPARATE ROOM SYSTEM Phones 510 1733 123 Wilson Ave. 251 Cameron N. 5 Spruce St. S. Hyâ€"Way Service Station Paul Voutilainen (prop.) AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS BATTERY SERVICE Bâ€"A GAS AND QOIL MountJj0y Service Station FAST â€" EFFICIENT SERVICE * Cameron N. Phone 557 i’esâ€"-â€"go on!" replied the young solâ€" United Movers Dodd‘s Transfer 24 HOUR SERVICE All Careful and Experienced Drivers TIMBER and FUEL Bill‘s Tire Repair GOODYEAR TIRES VULCANIZING Leo‘s Transfer Dwyer‘s Taxi Bus Line International Tarlors W. BARBER, (prop.) L. BOUCHARD (prop.) VULCANIZING SUPER SERVICE Agents for TIPâ€"TOP TAILORS and wW. R. JOHNSTON TRANSFER WE MOVE ANYTHING DEALERS in Car Washing Phone 2500 Schumacher Phone 64 «3 Phone 1063 Phnone 2655 Phone 334 Timmins