The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1924, Page 9

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My rates ar w and I guar if joy life. | MISS BRIGHT 1604 4th at Pine MA In-7935 Open 10 to 10 For the Bedroom Here's how the Skiadaaicen looked fro mthe Seattle front as she passed over the city Sunday afternoon LATI water TheSeattleStar. ——*scsss1015) J AY, OCTOBE ever to be forgotte ' i aed aft Photesrayilan Man Mere Speckion [Some ans Seater. He | const, cree nett Shenandoah’s Top °°" * ceilidh able aM cong a poll Bact on er Puget .* ~ is the he Hin Moffett Is Going StL aioe ha sane Wan (het Back East by Rail sr. 00 Mes. Prattora Hute rmstrong’s Linoleum for Every Floor in the House A waxed and polished floor of Armstrong’s Look for the CIRCLE ‘A’ trademark on the berlap bach Jaspé Linoleum. DEPENDABLE WATCHES at reliable prices PATEK, PHILIPPE LONGINES HAMILTON ELGIN WALTHAM “Fe years ago a linoleum floor might never have been consid- | ered for this charming bedroom. 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But it seemed im- Successors to Albert Hansen 1518 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine RisstisststestisStsSsesStaSSSSSSSSESESStIS SELLE SSSLLS SESE SEESESSSERSSESSESSLES Saeattsstetassstsassessasssseseesstsessseesste65 | SPECIAL PRICES est $ 00 Set OUR LOW PRICES: Best set, none better, no matter how mnch you pay, including your choice of | best plate material (metal excepted), | Guaranteed, Hither set $10.00, Gold Crowns ( Bridgework karat), as low karat (Painiews) ainlees Hestraction when | a with sterilized instru y receive our personal attention, | Examination. Open Kvenk Sunday, 9 to 1s ms, BELMEVER & PARR DENTISTS nd Pike 1504 3rd vent on Grd Ave. Phone MA in-3266 ossible to make it a pretty floor. W Vide cracks and ugly scars could not be disguised. Nothing in the room looked right. The floor inter- fered with the whole color scheme. Finally an interior decorator sug- gested a floor of fine linoleum. Arm- strong’s Linoleum was chosen in the pleasing new Jaspé design. Its col- oring harmonized with furniture, Armstronc Cork Company, curtains, fabric rugs. Because it was éarefully cemented in place over a lining of builders’ deadening felt, it was a snug, flat floor. There were no cracks; the seams were expertly joined. It was and is a handsome floor in a most attractive room. Warm, quiet, and easy to clean Floors of linoleum are satisfactory floors. They are quiet under foot- steps. After their first washing and thorough waxing, lirfoleum floors need little care. Daily wiping with a dry mop takes up dust and dirt. Go over the entire floor once a week with a cloth moistened in liquid wax to restore the polish. Do not scour or scrub fine linoleum it is actually harmful, and un- necessary on a waxed floor. Where to see the new patterns You ean find an interesting display of the new designs and colors of Armstrong's Linoleum at good de- partment and furniture stores, When you look at linoleum, think of it as laid flat on your floor, waxed and polished, and your fabric rugs'spread Women Are Learning that Linoleum Is Pretty upon it. That is the way to realize the beauty of a linoleum floor. Write for free sample and booklet Let us send you a sample of Arm- strong’s Linoleum and our 24-page booklet, “New Floors for Old,” containing a score of colorplates of distinctive designs appropriate for every room in your house—Jaspés, carpet inlaids, tile inlaids, and printed patterns; and linoleum rugs, both printed and inlaid. If you wish specific advice about color schemes for floors, wall cover- ings, and draperies, simply write to our Bureau of Interior Decoration, in charge of Mrs. Hazel Dell Brown, describing the room or rooms you are planning. No charge is made for this service. Armstrong’s Linoleum Rugs Armstrong's Linoleum Rugs, printed or inlaid, like all Arm- strong’s Linoleum, are made of cork, linseed oil, and burlap, and have the Circle “A” trademark on the burlap back. Made in four sizes. Makers of Cork Products since 1860 binoleum Division, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA , Seattle Office—803 Terminal Sales Building. Telephone Elliott 31 erro athens 9 We Tell It With VALUES Satisfaction The Carefully Studied Object of “Sweet Sixteen’ Is to Present The Style Successes of the Season in Dresses Coats and Suits at With such a variety of style, fabric and color, there is no equal in the country, to our offerings, extending to the re- quirements of Juniors, and Matrons, in sizes 16 to 44 and often in the extra Beauty, Quality and Price con- sidered. Frocks That Tastefully Follow New Chapters in Fashion’s Story of Coats If you MUST as much as $ Sixteen” —we have them in that fascinating style, priced the saving “Sweet Sixteen” way. 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