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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, Mey 20, 1967 ER THE WEEK BED Ru tt 10" This handsome Colonial De sign would be the ideal home for a large family. All rooms are larger than average es- pecially in the four bedroom arrangement. However, there is an option-! arrangement for the upper floor showing five bedrooms. Note that in both plans the master bedroom has a separate washroom and a huge walk-in closet. It will be noted that all bedrooms have large closets and in some instances, also a built-in dress- er. Linen, Towel and broom closets are conveniently plac- ed on the upper floor. On the lower floor there is a Family Room which could be used as a dining room if preferred. The well lighted Kitchen is modern and convenient io all parts of the house, . including front entry, washroom, laun- dry, garage and basement, Lower Floor: 885 Sq. ft. Upper Floor: 885 Sq. ft. Laundry: 72 Sq. ft. Standard Blueprints for this Design No. CH-1078 cost $25.- 00 for the first set and $6.00 for additional sets. Blueprints are obtainable by return (Ontario residents must remit 5 per cent Sales Tax). The latest Design Book entitled "101 SELECTED SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY HOMES de- signed for CANADIANS", price $1.00 tax free is avail- PATIO i) LAUNDRY oR WORKSHOP E a GARAGE 18*nzi° DINING on FAMILY RM 15*x 10* | Livine Ru 45% (7 { The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, © Enclosed please find Name .ccccese Mail requests 10¢ extra. 'Please make remittance of Plans entitled '"'Suburban and Country Homes." payable to The Oshawa Times.' 1< F910" $1.00 for which send me Book PLASTIC SHEETING QUESTION: We may have a water problem where we are about to begin building. I'd like your verdict on laying polyethy- lene plastic sheeting over the drainage bed of gravel before pouring the concrete slab. I'm |help? told by a friend that this will able at this Newspaper Office (or from the eddress below). ing, Insulation, Constructional Details, etc., plus many out- standing new Ranch, One and half Storey, Split Level, Two Storey Colonial, and Duplex Designs. Full details on how to order Blueprints are also included in this book. make a waterproof barrier and keep the concrete floor dry. 'True? ANSWER: One hundred per cent true. So good an idea that it's used widely as standard practice. PAINTING CONCRETE QUESTION: I make the mis- take of painting my front porch cement floor. It has now begun to peel, as it sweats a lot. What can I do other than remove the paint? ANSWER: Frankly, mighty little. Some stop-gap measures: Sizeable sisal or other type | |fiber rugs, or plastic rugs and *« |runners, But any of these will JOHN HANSON «+» Once Lived Here John Hanson Busy In U.K. Oshawa born, John Hanson, 44, who left Oshawa at the age of five, has made a lucrative living in musical comedy for nearly 20 years. promote both bugs and mildew, since you say the floor is con- Stantly damp. So they would need frequent removal and un- derside-brushing. If you can rent a floor-sanding machine to remove the paint, go ahead; that's the quickest and easiest method. However, tool - renting services don't like to have their sanders used on concrete; the dust gets into the motor, caus- ing troubles. FLUE TROUBLES? An anonymous friend in New London, Wis., sends in the fol- lowing: "Well worth passing along: '"'When our gas furnace was put in two years ago, the men put in an al chim- FIRST AID TO AILING HOUSE WATER-STREAKED WALL QUESTION: When heavy rain blew under our kitchen window, it dripped from the sill and put water streaks down on the wall- paper. I have tried cleaners, but they didn't work. Can you ANSWER: This fix-it is on the principle of "if you can't lick HOLLYWOOD (AP)--A_ hint, of frost silvers the well-clipped lawn as Jimmy Stewart strides out of his home in Beverly Hills and enters the studio limousine. At 58 he walks like a boy,| his long legs taking big steps 32 Years In Hollywood Jim Stewart Wears Well grace. It is his essential boyish- ness that helps maintain his ap- peal to movie audiences after 32 years. At an age when he shuns playing romantic leads, he re- imains sincere, idealistic, yet with a reserve of toughness. with a _ basketball _ player's On this morning Stewart is being driven to the location of his 74th movie, Firecreek. It is a western, his 13th. Although he is not as identified with west- erns as Gary Cooper and John Wayne, he has _ increasingly come back to outdoor epics. Stewart is wearing grey flan- nel pants, a blue sweater and tweed. The outfit looks lived in. A fedora covers most of his white hair. But tufts stick out the back, his hair being long for the frontier role. Aside from squint lines beside the eyes, he shows little evi- dence of the passage of time. On the seat is a battered leather script holder. "Roz Russell gave me that when we were making a picture called No Time for Comedy in 1939," he explains. - "The binding is steel, so it won't break. But boy, some of these scripts you get nowadays sure put a strain on it! "I don't know why they make pictures that way. You get a script that is so fat you know the picture's got to run four hours. There isn't any picture good enough for four hours, and they end up by cutting the thing to pieces. Trouble is, they don't want to take out the big, ex- pensive scenes. "So they take out the scenes that tell you about the charac- ters, and you end up with a movie that doesn't make sense. that seems stupid to me. People are interested in charac- ters, not the big spectacle scenes." Stewart has known hits--Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Phil- adelphia Story (Academy Award, best actor), Broken Ar- row, Glenn Miller Story, Shen- andoah. He has also had his share of flops --Pot of Gold, Magic Town, Carbine Williams, The Spirit of St. Louis. "You can never tell when @ picture is going to be good," he says. "It always seems good while you're making it, and you pour everything you can into it. 'em, join 'em."' Instead of try- ing to clean off the stains, be- come an artist and paint them. All you need is a set of water colors; are there any school- age artists in the house? Just use plenty of opaque white, which will hide the general brown color of water stain. You don't need to be either talented or meticulous to disguise the damage enough so nobody will notice it. MUSTY CLOSET QUESTION: A closet in our apartment was closed for a month. During our absence, water leaked from the apart- ment overhead. No damage done, the plaster all dried out OK. But how to get rid of the closet's musty odor? ANSWER: Along the base- board, fasten a rod-shaped alu- minum - covered electric heat- er, which is specifically made to dry out confined spaces and prevent mildew, with its result- ing odor. Most electrical deal- ers, many hardware stores car- ry this damp chaser. It warms, dries and circulates the air. Give this a little time, and it shouldn't be long before the odor goes away. You .can also consult the branch of a nation- ware set... Reg. 14.98. SPECIAL, set 7.49 HOSTESS HELPERS 24 piece "'Melmac" ° dinner- HOUSEWARES, LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 254 © As you garden or play EATON'S decor. 5.99 Wooden Canister Set--Reg. 11.98 A real boost to your kitchen SPECIAL, set HOUSEWARES, LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 254 EARLY BIRD SPECIALS only. of values ! ONLY serving tray. Serving Tray --Reg. .79 Handy and attractive plastic SPECIAL, each 39 HOUSEWARES, LOWER LEVEL, DEPT, 254 or mail Orders) On sale at 9:30 a.m. . Tuesday for one hour | ° (if quantities last) A veritable tumult PERSONAL SHOPPING (Please, no telephone Egg Beater --Reg. 4.98 Sturdy egg beater, stainless steel blades. SPECIAL, each HOUSEWARES, LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 254 A J ug C3 N in the Oshawa Shopping Centre Monday, May 22nd is a Holiday... Enjoy it'... As you travel through Ontario @ As you visit Expo © As you open your cottage or camp @ As you boat or fish "Of course the staff of EATON'S will enjoy the holiday, too, and the store will be closed Monday, May 22nd. We'll re-open Tuesday, May 23rd at 9:30 a.m. 4 DRAPERY REMNANTS What on opportunity for making children's clothing, covering cushions or doing so many other little things around the house! Choose from a wide range of drapery and upholstery fabrics. Approx. 48" to 54" wide, and 6.00, %% to 3 yards long. Reg. 1.00 te SPECIAL, each 20. 3.00 DRAPERIES, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 267 Misses' Shorts and Slims Half price clearance by well known manufacurter makes possible this ex- cellent buy in shorts. and slims, Of rayon material, in colours of gold, navy and mauve. Front zipper closing. Sizes 10-16, but mot all colours in every size, Shorts, Reg. 10.98, SPECIAL, each Slims, Reg. 12.98. SPECIAL, each SPORTSWEAR, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 246 9.49 6.49 red, 2.99 Ya to 4 off on fine bath towels. "seconds" in the group. Regular to 9.98. SPECIAL, pair UPPER LINENS, LEVEL, DEPT. BATH TOWELS 1.00.4.99 BLANKETS Some 2.00 Sweetheart 236 BEDDING, UPPER LEVEL, Rose Blankets in soft, printed cotton. Reg. 10.98. SPECIAL, each 2.99 SHEETS serviceable. DEPT. 436 BEDDING, UPPER Cotton bunk sheets, economical and SPECIAL, pair 2.99 LEVEL, DEPT. 436 BEDDING, PILLOWS Chip foam pillows. SPECIAL, each "Enchantment" Yarn Reg 1.00! The knitter loves! 'Enchantment' Is ma- chine washable, machine dryable, colour-fast. Delightfully available in frosted shades of black, white, navy, turquoise, gold colour, powder blue, worsted knitting yarn every pink, yellow, burgundy, mint, beige or grey. Also green or brown with gold-colour overtones. Approx. 2-oz. ball 79 FANCY GOODS, MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 224 1.49 UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 436 Bedspread Clearance Ys to V2 off on attrattive bedspreads, ae les and singles. Reg. 12.95 te 18.95. SPECIAL, each 6.47.10.95 BEDDING, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 436 wide y sp g in deodorizing buildings --espec- ially after fires. Called Airkem. ney liner. It runs from base- ment to perhaps a foot above the chimney top. Over this is an inverted cone-shape, to keep out rain. This liner -- round -- can be put in without difficulty or inside mess. The chimney will be dry from top to bottom. In this territory, it seems to be part of the installation." Many thanks, New London friend. This may be just what someone can use right about now. CLEARANCE ! NELLIS HOME IMPROVEMENTS e GENERAL REPAIRS double knit suits available. vr 9.00 2-PCE. ENSEMBLES: Half size 2-piece print dresses in rayon and acetate crepe. Also a few 16% to 22% and 12 to 18 in the group. Much below usual price. BUDGET FASHIONS, UPPER LEVEL, PT. 345 have long sleeves. Sizes the group. Sizes New York Blouses - Imported from New York, cotton blouses are brightly printed, SPECIAL, each : 2.49 BUDGET FASHIONS, UPPER LEVEL DEPT. 545 these smart knockers. Denim 12 to 18 in LITTLE GIRLS' SPORTS CLOTHING Your wee lass will be all set for sum- mer in her new shorts or jaunty knee- group. Sizes 4-6X; not all sizes in every colour. Reg. SPECIAL, each .69 CHILDREN'S WEAR, UPPER LEVEL DEPT. 210 and knits in the FUN-IN-THE-SUN Little girls' perky sun dresses and short sets, prints and plains included. SPECIAL, each CHILDREN'S WEAR, UPPER LEVEL DEPT. 210 Sizes 4 - 6x. 99 ELECTRIC KETTLES Special buy on electric kettles with detachable cords. "Sec- onds" of higher priced line ! SPECIAL, each 6.49 ELECTRICAL, LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 277 He has wowed audiences from Blackpool to Bournemouth in such shows as Maid of the Mountain, The Vagabond King and Rose Marie. Mr. Hanson has yet to make his bow in London, England, but is now defying theatrical super- stition by presenting a full scale revival of thé 1927 musi- cal, The Desert Song. He is staking $75,000 on the season's biggest gamble by turning actor - manager to pre- sent the 40-year-old musical. If The Desert Song survives, Mr. Hanson plans tu produce his own operetta, When We Were Young, based-on the ven- erable tear jerker Smilin' Through... It did well on a 23-week pro- vincial tour last year but Lon- don managements turned it down as "too sentimental". Hanson thinks The Desert Song will show them. Advanced bookings are confirming his optimism. He believes what the public really wants is old-style melody in its shows. It's a gamble that has failed in the past, even for such gift- ed entertainers as the late George Formby. Painting Buying or Selling! GUIDE REALTY LTD. | @ LLOYD CORSON, President _@ DICK YOUNG, Vice-Pres. @ LUCAS PEACOCK, Sec. Treas 16 SIMCOE ST. S., OSHAWA PHONE 723-5281 @ Papering 24" Double Knit COTTON JERSEY "Poor girl" stretch double knit cotton, suitable for pullovers, sweaters and sportswear. 24' wide cut to length required, Available in emerald green, peacock blue, orange, moss green, black, novy and white. Reg. 3.50. SPECIAL, yard 1.75 PIECE GOODS, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 233 MEN'S COOL BERMUDA SHORTS Stock your summer wardrobe now, while relaxing Bermuda shorts ore much below usual price! Choose from an assortment of colours, interesting plaids and neat patterns. Sizes 30-44. Limited quantity. SPECIAL, each 5.99 MEN'S WEAR, MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 729 REMNANT CLEARANCE-- HALF PRICE! Discover so many different types of fabrics in this group--rayons, silks, woollens and fascinating blended fabrics, Lengths from 2 to 21% yards. 36" to 54" widths, Reg. .10 to 15.00 SICAL, cock OO yn TOO PIECE GOODS, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 233 Earthenware Platters Reg 1.99! Beoutiful earthenwore platters in quaint turkey patterns. 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