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Better Homes Show --- Exposition Building, March 28 to April 4th.

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plsced where they will throw a light
ured Drapes for Restful
Upholstered Furniture Gives on the book or sewing of the occu-
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and Beautiful Rooms.
pants of the room at night. A amp
Comfort; Impression of
front
of
a
win-
in
placed on a table
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Luxury and Beauty.
do• is not often happily placed. Com-
The type of room, the sort of fur-
fortable chairs relegated to unused niture used, the wall coverings and
ar-
in
even the floor finish are all factors
That feeling of utter comfort and corners show thoughtlessness
which must enter into the selection
well-being which we get when we rangement.
of the rug or rugs for the living room.
A
long
couch
with
a
table
of
the
sink into the depths of a generously
proportioned overstuffed chair, is our sante length at the back of it, on Other factors which must be taken 0
reason for owning one. This is surely which are placed lamps throwing light into consideration when choosing the
the age of comfort and luxury. Com- on book or sewing, a commodious floor covering for this room of rooms
fort we nosy have whether we have chair with a small table at the side are the personal preferences of the
luxury or not. Comfort does not al. on which a lamp, books and maga- owners and the amount of money
ways mean vast amounts of money zines are placed, a low chair of gen- which may he used
In Oriental rugs, it must he re-
expended, for a liberal amount of erous size with a floor lamp, a small
comfort may be obtained by a lim- table with magazines and cigaret or membered to select those which will
of ited outlay of actual cash.
tobacco box on it these all form ac- not detract from the rest of the fur-
more than 100For
The Fourth Annual Better Home); l Homes movement in
t n h a
Attention to detail, foresight in the ceptable groups. A room may hold nishings. These beautiful rugs may 0
th larger cities of the
omen
be had in soft tones, which are both
Exposition will open in
29 years, both in his lectures and writ- selection, caution in buying, means one or more of such groups, or. in-
Cass
avenue,
tomorrow,
restful and beautiful, but those of
Hall. 4t 00
ings—he is the author of "The House more than money in the making of a deed, may hold all of them, according
the more pronounced colorings are a
April '28, and will continue until
to the size of the room.
of the Home Builder" and "The Book livable, satisfying home.
and more
Furniture should not be places! to 'bit difficult to live with
When funds are limited, instead
March 4.
of Home Furnishings"—Mr. Crane
The Better Homes Exposition is has sought to stress his conviction of buying whole suites of cheap fur- interfere with the free traffic through difficult to combine happily with the
held annually by the Detroit Furni- that "art" is not confined to muse- niture, poor in construction, inferior the room, nor should it he placed be- other furnishings. Whether large or
ture Dealers' Association and consists urns, nor is it the fad of the wealthy in quality and without a single note hind doors to hinder their opening small Oriental rugs are used is again
of displays of the new styles of fur- and leisure classes. He believes the of personality, how much wiser it is or closing,. When a window has a a mutter of preference. Large rugs
niture of the better sort, home fur- true artist serves a worthier purpose to buy one or two really good pieces delightful view do not fill it with fur- are lovely and most desirable, but the O
nishings and decorative articles.
fur- niture, spoiling what might be an um- first outlay must of necessity be
in making beds, chairs, tables and tea- for each room, completing the pieces
In selecting this year the five au- pots for the millions rather than mar- nishings with lower-priced
large,
dicture
f the living room is purely Colo-
thorities on home planning, those in ble statues and landscapes for the which, as more money becomes avail- surpasse picture.
It in treatment, and the furniture
charge of the exhibition, sought to
vial
able, can he replaced by others in
few.
has covered in the daily lectures
s period, braided rag rugs
with the quality of the first PALESTINE ARABS true to that
Prof. Emil Lerch, head of the Col-
every phase of activity relating to
otth
may
t .:. u.sfi v el,: i . a itch e go foodr g rnaoce Colonial i
good ones. In this way a high stan-
the home. The lectures, it is expected, lege of Architecture, University of lard is set for the home which in the
STRIKE
APRIL
Michigan, will lecture on the opening
room
would be complete without a
will rival in interest the million dollar
—
and closing nights of the Better course of time is reflected through-
fireplace--in front of the sofa and
collection of household furnishings
Homes Show. Prof. birch received out every room in the house.
Arrival
of
Balfour
to
Be
Send
for'
in front of the doors.
with which the 150,000 square feet of
Select a couch and one chair as a
his early training at the Massachu-
Effort to Tie Up Public Utilities.
In a room of this type may also be
floor space is to he tilled. The selec-
starting point, but be quite sure that
setts Institute of Technology and in
used the hooked rugs or woven roe
tion of a site for the home, the finan-
these two pieces are the very best you
Paris. Following courses of study at
LONDON.—The
following
Jerusa-
cing of the building, the planting of
‘•17patch was receives! here re- rugs which are sold by the yard. Of
can afford. The best workmanship
Harvard University, he became in
this last type, the "hit-or-miss" would
the gardens, the furnishings of each
is always an asset, especially in up-
19111 teaching assistant in architec-
be the most fitting. for this was the
room, the details of lighting and des.-
holstered furniture, and better ma- e i "e ln
ntls
ture at the same institution. In 1906
"All Arab officials employed by the sort of rug most used a century ago.
oration and even a course in "dress
terials will outlast cheaper ones in
he became identified with the Univer-
economies" for the housewife are sub-
a most unbelievable way, keeping Palestine government have dmhied to
sity of Michigan and since that time
in
on the arrival of Lord Balfour EAST JEFFERSON YOUNG
their color and helpnig to keep the
jects to be treated.
has served the city of Detroit on the
Heading the program of speakers
shape of the chair sir couch. Ma- on April 1.
PEOPLE ORGANIZE CLUB I 5
Belle Isle bridge commission and in
"Thus the whole country's services
is Ross Crane, conceded to be Ameri-
terials of the higher grade are almost
numerous ether capacities as consult-
ca's leading expert on interior decor-
always sun-fast, or as nearly so as may be brought to a standstill on that
At a meeting held at Congregation
ation and home building. Because of ing architect and engineer.
it is humanly possible for them to day, constituting a grave menace to
The spaces for the show are all sold be made, and never takes on the the public safety. Fears are enter- Shaarey Tephila, 1227 Eastlawn
the nature of his demonstration, Mr.
le ofaye-
Crane has won the title of "the man this year for the first time and Wal- shabby look which cheap coverings tained regarding the persuml safety nue, at which the young peop the
who paints pictures with furniture." ter Owen, the secretary, anticipates always have after the first newness of Lord Balfour, but every possible East Jefferson district organized a
precaution has been arranged to ill- social club, the following officers were O
In the three-sided room which is used the most interesting and entertaining has worn off.
President, Teddy Klein-
There are many materials to se- sure his comfort and screen hini from elected:
in his demonstration, Mr. Crane il- program yet given.
berg; vice-president, Helen Oppen-
lect from: linens, plain and printed, annoyance.
lustrates vividly the first principles
ostentatious
heim;
secretary,
Belle Horowitz;
"His guards will not be
of artistic arrangement, correct
chintzes. tapestries, velours and dam-
asks, velvet, needle point, satin and in performance of their duties, but treasurer, Benjamin Vogel; sergeant-
groupings, and the harmonious and LENINGRAD YESHIBAH
Lord Balfour will not be left unpro- at-arms, Samuel Sher, and reporter,
discordant effects which may be ac-
PERMITTED TO OPEN I even taffeta. The type of furniture tected for a msment. All his meals Merriam Gosschalk. Bernard Cohen
ordinarily suggests the sort of ma-
complished with the same articles of
are to he specially prepared to avoid of the Jewish Institute addressed the
terial
to
be
used
as
covering.
A
Jaco-
furniture.
RIGA.—(J. T. A.)—An Orthodox bean settee could scarcely be covered danger. Barricades have been pre- club informally, suggesting the form- 0
A Famous Lecturer.
Yeshibah, a theological seminary t o with chintz, and a willow chair would pared with loopholes far machine gun salon of debating and dramatic
Mr. Crane was born in Minnesota
educate rabbis, will be established in look strange if covered with satin fire in case of emergencies. classes. A get-acquainted Purim
in 1666 and began his art studies
"A large contingent of secret police masquerade party was held Sunday
Leningrad with the permission of the damask. Select the material best fit-
when made the recipient of the Bos-
has been drafted into the city. It is evening, March 22. Meetings are
Soviet government, through the efforts ted to the piece in question.
ton Museum of Art and Cowles Art
still pretended, however, that the held the first and third Wednesday
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of Rabbi Schneersohn.
Bookshelves in Easy Reach.
Scholarships. Ile also studied at the
transfer of the Ninth Lancers from evening of each month at 9:5
The Soviet authorities have granted
o'clock. All young people living in
Bookshelves to be of use should be
Sorbonne, l'aris. Since 1904 he has
Cairo to Palestine is a matter of
permission to mien the Yeshiba on
accessible
and
readily
reached
from
been a Chautauqua lecturer. In 1916 condition that instruction three hours
r aline, but Arabs here regard it as that district, over 16 years of age,
are invited to attend the meetings.
the neighborhood of the re ailing chair
he became director of the extension
a week be devoted to the history of
s gnificant."
and the table. Lamps should be
department of the Chicago Art Insti-
communism.
tute• and has inaugurated the Better

Better Homes Exposition Will
Be Held at Convention Hall

Fourth Annual Show of Detroit Fur-
niture Dealers Association Will
Show Latest in Furnishings.

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"When all is said and done, is there any-
thing more beautiful than fur, the soft, al-
luring tones that really flatter?"

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JACK WILSON

MICHAEL WELLMAN

We are now ready to sem you, whether
it be fur for banding, borders, or the com-
pleted neck piece—at prices lowest in De-
troit, for such quality as Wellman carries—
only the best.

Jacquettes as Low as $75.00.

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Restyling and altering of Fur—at Spring prices.
Storage 2';'e on values over $300.

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Better Homes Must Have Better Roofs.
Let Us Help You Figure Your Roofing

Requirements.

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When Planning the New
Home Profit by the
Experience of Others

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THE ROOF IS MOST IMPORTANT

The quiet shades of Preston Sunset Shingles
blend perfectly with nature's colorings. The
tones are produced by slate and stone particles
with which these shingles are surfaced. The
effect is like a mellow Autumn hillside.
Preston Shingles make a wonderful change
in the appearance of any house. The distinctive
colors of Sunset Shingles give an individual
character either to a luxurious mansion or a
modest bungalow. For every type of house
there is a type of Preston Roofing.
With Preston Hexo-Diamond Shingles, there
are at least two layers of shingles over the en-

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Treston
ROOFING

Preston Hexo - Diamond

Shingles have three essen-

tial features — Distinctive
Appearance, Long Life and

Reasonable First Cost.

Ex-

tire roof. The thickness of these shingles also
makes the definite shadow line demanded by

amine the Preston line be-
fore deciding on the shingles

architects.
A unique feature of Preston Hexo-Diamond
Shingles is that they can be laid in two different
patterns. The one with the points up is a series
of uniform hexagons; the other with the points
down, represents the charming thatched roof of
English countrysides. Either of these designs is
obtained with the same number of shingles.
Preston Shingles can be laid over your pres-
ent roof. The work will be done quickly and
carefully. There will be no annoyance or litter.

for your new rof.

We shall be pleased to send a representative who
complete line of Preston
will not only show you the
a finished job.
Shingles but who will quote a price for

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