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... The Village Homes 01 England By W. H. Owens WHEREVER you go about the countryside of England you come upon villages full of lovely old cottages built in many different styles and in a variety of local materials. The peach-coloured stone of the Cotswolds, the timber-work of Kent and Sussex, the cobb and thatch of Devon, and the flint and plaster of the Eastern counties, each has its own ...

... -rvz-aLOs: I I OiTLiioK For Windows I RCHITECTURE of the future, we are told, will improve II the outlook for windows so that windows will hardly recognise themselves. New shapes, new sizes double- glass windows which promote coolness in summer and warmth in winter panes that roll away at a touch, are early starters in the race for better windows. In fact, if prophecies come true we shall ...

... I SOME TIPS DESIGNED TO HELP THE HARASSED HOMEMAKER IN SEARCH OF SUITABLE FLOORCOVERINGS BY WINIFRED LEYVI S TIME was when the prospect of bare boards in the home would have implied a really embarrassing state of penury. To-day, most of us facing the problem of new homes have to take bare boards in our stride and like it, though here and there it is possible to put up a show with substitutes ...

... , , WHEN ARE ALLOWED TO^ The manufacture of furniture essential to the primary needs must still take precedence in the National economy. When adequate supplies for this purpose are in sight, we shall be per mitted once more to produce Minty bookcases and furniture. For the time being, lovers of the good things of life will, if they are lucky enough to possess them, treasure their Minty posses ...

... THE MODERN WAY TO LOVELINESS (iu Those who appreciated the exquisitencss of the NUMBER SEVEN beauty series in the pre-war days oj plenty will be glad to learn that limited supplies are again to be found in the branches v of Boots the Chemists. ...

... REFLECTING CREDIT Parozone keeps linen and white things in perfect shape, always white and fresh, something of which to be proud. It helps in many a household chore, adding sparkle and brilliance to the home wherever there are tiles or glass, porcelain or white woodwork. It kills grease, removes stains it's a treasure in every home. Parozone, for linens unsurpassed; for other uses without ...

... SUMMER in Britain has few more familiar sights than the silent, teeming nurseries of the countryside. Yet the miracle of it all is a con tinual source of wonder and delight. Every day the air is charged with the silken seeds of dandelion, willow herb, thistle-- Nature's confetti, sealing the mystic processes of bountiful Nature. While each changing eddy ot air tosses these tiny parachutes here ...

... T w o And A Half Ounces Makes A Sea-Tdp MATERIALS 2 ozs. of 3-ply Emu in main colour oz. of 3-ply Emu in contrast colour; one pair of No. 12 needles. MEASUREMENTS To fit a 32 to 34-in. bust. TENSION 9 sts. to I in. Begin at the centre front with main-colour wool and No. 12 needles. Work in moss stitch as follows 1st row. K. 1, p. 1. Repeat from to end. 2nd and every following row. Knit the ...

... HELP Measures To Take When Holiday Accidents Call For Mother's By Louisa Kay CHILDREN on holidays are out for fun and a bit of adventure if there is any going, and good luck to them if they can make their own entertainment without piling up the mischief too liberally or, what is far worse, the danger of accidents, major or minor. prevention is tne Dest cure lor any luncl 01 accident and ...

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... M m. Two dazzling smiles BUT MISS I FOOLISH I II only cleans 1 sjj her teeth MISS WISE safeguards hers by keeping gums healthy too! Gdii.. TEETH may look lovely, yet be in serious danger from unhealthy gums. Don't be over-confident see your dentist regularly and use Toothpaste. The sodium ricinoleate in acts as a tonic to the gums, while , thorough-cleans the teeth. TOOTH PASTE D. W. GIBBS ...