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9@ THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, June 5, 1059 HOME HUNTING HINTS Seeking Apartment is Big Problem For a Rural Bride Moving to City You are coming to live in a have Sh food. slope, two in a new en me for two ousands and thou vironment. Th . laige city for the first time. You door bun mer of security and sophistication ac came as you did, from small towns or rural communities. Te ar a the hing you you e e ] {Sali for your Rome and. your qally ly find apart suited to your interests and budget. w Most cities are fairly clearly di- vided into different residential sec- tions. To a person familiar with the city, a given address will call up a picture of how an apartment in thig vicinity will probably look. However, you need not be bound by any rigid rules. The want ads inity. |first see some actual houses and | probably your apartment house e you may order your fish or fowl from some specialty shop in a remote part of the city. Pind what you want; it will be there if you look in the right place, FUN The city offers you a great variety of ways to have fun as a two-some, and to entertain. Con- certs and theatre are regular fare for most intelligent people who live in large cities. Usually you can find excellent programs for peo- ple who are enthusiastic about music and the dance. There is the circus; there are exhibitions of such winter sports as ice hockey and figure skating. If you discover friends with the same interests that you have, it is fun to buy tickets together and give a dinner party before or give a supper afterward. Or, if your budget will allow it, you might en- tertain one or two couples at din- ner and surprise them with tickets to a play you know they have not seen. Perhaps they will return the favor with the same sort of a Do not fall into the habit of cliche entertaining. So often one crowd seems forever to be going to the same sort of parties -- either cocktail parties or dinner' parties at which most of them constantly appear. There are many ways to be original and break the spell of boredom everyone gradually feels When re BN tly what will pn a . Discover some new people and bring thm into your group. discover some new interest--per- haps in art galleries or the study of some kind of musical instru- ick up at a But nished without great expense. There are many degrees of pro- fessional advice you can choose interests and personalities of his clients, but it is only natural that he decoraes to his own taste as think you might like to have for a decorator. Since decorators are usually paid only by the commission they get on the materials used on the job; it would only be worth decorator's time to help you if you were going to buy the large part of your fur- nishings for one or more rooms. If you have already assembled a good part of your furnishings, but need advice on the final choices, an excellent plan is to consult a big store decorating department. Here professionals are prepared to give time to your problems can see a great many samples fo which te choose. A city apartment particularly needs good pictures. Frequently in a country place you can just look out™of any window and the vista is a picture. Fresh flowers or a big bowl of live green leaves add a personal and dressed-up feel- ie to a city apartment. Save a little corner in your budget for the things and they will make the furnishings you own seem to be more important. Do not try to make your city apartment a replica of some other apartment. Keep your own genuine interests and those of your hus- band uppermost and work them into the decorative scheme. Al- though there are probably many floor plans in your ciéy that dupli- cate yours, there is no other couple whose interests and plan for living is an exact replica of ydurs, Arrange the space yol have to fit what you want to do there. City Or [apartments are usually less gra- clous in their plan than are houses ~--but their very compactness is a challenge to you to concentrate .|arrangement and decoration on specialized interests, whether they be entertaining hobbies, or quiet relaxation. Make your city residence a place that ig nice to come home to, not just a place for sleeping and eating--sorry for itself because it isn't a big house. GRANT FOR COUNTY HOME TORONTO (CP)--Welfare Minis- ter Goodfellow announced Thurs- day a further Ontario government payment of $79,216 to the Simcoe county home for the aged at Beeton. The province is paying half of an estimated $509,000 expansion pro- gram for the home. The new ac- commodation is for 47 bed patients, a new laundry, heating plant and general improvement to the home. The open hearth process for re- well. You will be safest if you apartments done by the person you ' fining iron into steel was first Smmenially used at Swansea, es. ORWICH c--3 JEWELLERS OPEN A CHARGE «Of = BUDGET ACCOUNT Pay Only $1.00 DOWN $1.00 WEEKLY Come in end See Our Big Selection! Many, Many Other Patterns in SILVERWARE to choose from! ® « Available Exclusively At - HORWICH c-3* JEWELLERS Offers This Outstanding Gift... IN BEAUTIFUL ARPLDARNISN GNOOT hI 1 T8AOPOONS 8 DESOERT § KNIVES 8 FORKS 2 TABLESPOONS 1 BUTTER KNIFE | | 20 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH 8 SALAD FORKS 85 0'0LOCKS 1 sion soon 113 DIAL 3-7133 SOME SUGGESTIONS Choosing Skin Treatment Important On Wedding Day Part of the fun of being femi- nine is that you are many women -- yet always yourself. On the ski slope, with tanned skin and wind- swept hair, you are one person; dancing under the stars you are quite another. On your wedding day you will be neither a tomboy nor a siren but a woman--sweetly, gently and serenly poised. To be your loveliest self accentuate this quality and give beauty the place it deserves in your wedding plans. Begin by guarding your health. In these pre-nuptial weeks there'll be many parties, with rich food and (and late nights. It's all part of the fun. But try to limit late eve- nings to one or two a week -- especially if you're working. And watch those pastries! They'll play havoc with your figure and com- plexion. When you're tempted to have just one more petit four think of the nipped-in waistline of your wedding gown. One bride- put on ten pounds in two weeks of partying and had to have the seams of her dress let out. A few minutes a day devoted to special midriff reducing exercises are well spent. Before selecting your bridal headdress have your hair permed and styled in the way you'll be wearing it. If your hair is too dry or too oily you may need a course of conditioning treatments but re- member that nothing takes the place of faithful brushing (a hun- dred strokes a day) to bring lustre to your locks. Have the final ap- pointment with your hairdresser a day or two before the ceremony. Your hair will be more attrac- tive, more in keeping with your soft, gentle look when some of the crispness has gone out of the wave. ! Shop for your beauty trousseau as care as for your fashion trousseau. This includes your basic requirements for treatment, make- up and fragrance. It is unwise and financially unsound to buy a hodge podge of preparations which you may never ase. You'll need a good cleansing cream for removing makeup and a mild complexion soap. For travel- ling, include those little wafers saturated with cleansing lo- tion. You'll need a rich emollient cream and a mild aswingen; Add deodorant, dipilatory mouth wash to keep you always sweet and fresh. Manicure equipment should in- clude a nail brush, long flexible steel file, orangewood stick, cot- ton, cuticle remover and polish re- mover. Hand lotion (even if you haven't, used it regularly before) is a must when you're doing house- work. Check your hair brush, tooth brush and combs. If they're show- ing signs of molting, replace them with new ones before setting out on your honeymoon. Remember that men are often more fastidious than women on this point. MAKE-UP Requirements include two shades of foundation--light and dark; two shades of harmonizing face powder; cream rouge; three shades of lipstick and matching nail lacquer. Shop for a coral shade to go with gold, coral, yellow- greens and all shades of brown from oatmeal to tete de negre; a blue-red or rosy pink for blues, darker greens and the mauvy col- ors from periwinkle to purple. Either shade will go with black, Eldest Sister Named Comes Up Aisle First At a Double Wedding A double wedding is two wed- dings at one ceremony. The invi- tations carry two sets of names and should read: Mr. and Mrs. |Ch Henry Blair Fisher request the honor of your presence at the mar- riage of their daughters, Helen Jane to M. John Burton Hill and Nancy Marilyn to Mr. Alfred Ar- nold Morgan. The elder sister is named first and goes up the aisle first. There may be two sets of attendants or one. Each bride goes up the aisle individually, fa- ther escorting the elder sister and so Incle, brother & friend of the amily escorting the younger. In the Tecolving. line the brides' groom's father, mother, father, elder sister, her groom younger sister, her groom and the attendants. At the bridal table the seating is the same .as usual except that the second bride and her groom sit between the first groom 'and maid of honor. There may be two wedding cakes or one. The eldest sister cuts cake first and. is toasted. Her groom réplies for her. The young sister then cutg the second slice of the cake or first slice of her own fake and is cg Inalvitually er groom replies for her an proposes 8 toast te the brides- At the departure the elder sister gos first and toses her bouquet. When the stairs are clear the younger sister throws her bouquet. In this way each bride has her own moment in the limelight. The grey or white. For your wedding day choose a delicate, natural col- or for your lips and only the palest, shell pink for your finger tips. In- clude eye make-up mascara, eye shadow and eye brow pencil. Radiantly lovely . , . surrounded by the wedding party in an exquisite array of color and beauty . . . the June bride envisions just such a scene when she chooses her wedding and trousseau wardrobe, for a wedding to be remembered always . . . our new June collection. The Bride: A vision in a gown of French- type lace, the fitted bodice 'plunging te the long full skirt. IT'S BRIDE'S WEEK It's Bride's Week in our gown shop and we invite all brides-to-be to come see the many wonderful new creations we have to make you the most beautiful bride of all. And our complete Bridal Service Bureau i$ here to help make your wedding -- the most thrilling event in your life. Come im soon. é4 SIMCOE ST. NORTH rankblin- inion OSHAWA {with the Fragrance is essentially femi- nine. Whatever it does to your man -- and don't think it doesn't -- it'll give you a lift and a lilt. oose a gentle flower - like fragrance for your wedding day and nlore sophisticated scents for gala evenings, furs and sleek tail- ored costumes. Shop for bath salts or bath oil, dusting powder and cologne in a continuing fragrance. Include small vials of. perfume for your purse and for traveling. Sa- chet pillows in matching fragrance are not essential but they are de- lightful to have and to use. Laid in your lingerie drawer or hun in your closet they supplement the fragrance you wear on your skin, enabling you to use less of the more costly essence. Tucked among the sheets in your Zine sibboard or a for of pillow-slip; the! ragrance will waft you to pleasant dreams. FOR BRIDESMAIDS They'll present a prettier picture if their lipstick and nail lacquer are all alike and a harmonizing color scheme of your wedding. Their fragrance, too, must harmonize with yours and not overpower it. We suggest that you present them with lipstick and i pron RRR... Choose Gentle Fragrance You On Wedding Day nail polish in the shade you'd pre- fer them fo wear and small bot- tles of cologne in the same fra grance as your bridal perfume. DRAWS DERBY HORSE KITCHENER (CP)--Louis Stein- bach, a 59-year-old widower nearby Heidelberg, said Th of the Epsom Derby. Steinback works as a yard laborer in Waterloo. GETTING MARRIED? Large Selection of WEDDING INVITATIONS ARJAY PRESS "Oshawa's Newest Printer" 182 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH DIAL 5-2066 Don't buy until you've compared with ws. it practical or beautiful sensibly priced. Ransburg "Kitchen Bouquet" gives your kitchen a whole new personality. The unique pat- tern is free-hand painted on six lively, lovely backgrounds --rtefrigerator-type enamel, oll baked on heavy sheet steel for lasting loveliness. Start your matched set of Ransburg accessories now. around. ol Beodestecoctoctoetoctotontectoctontocteatosd. £2 de J J J J J 0 J Ja 0 J Jac oe a 3 OF EVERLASTING oll BEAUTY FOR THE Le Gracious gifting is your pleasure as the Bride steps into her new role, her new home. You'll want to give her the present with a future -- be offer a fine selection of appropriate gifts, SEE THE HUNDREDS OF OTHER WED- DING AND SHOWER GIFTS ON DISPLAY IN OUR "BRIDE'S AISLE", Three full counters of "Easy to Shop" ideas all grouped' together for your convenience. You are invited to 'come R. B. Reed & Sons HARDWARE =~ 48 Simcoe St. N. Phone 3-4032, F liver (or ideally both) Reed's 4. Roli-top breadbox ... Wastebasket Towel rack . Flour bin . 4-piece eonister set .. . Cake cover & tray .. . 3:piece shaker set ... . Soap-flake dispenser in and browse =