The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1925, Page 3

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Run in May — {te never oOo Raw, Itchy Toes ——~ mm \ and ha 21 knots last word in tandard the Need Ranch Workers! in Snohomish County | EVERETT, April 13.—There oment Phillips in 1] tir rs mm s | he words idging nom’ Ttouge my ne almost », the a} " > )\* Sore, Tender Feet \ vs. j i Wonderful new Handcraft tiles that you really must see adem. > Entrance Hall with Hand- ant black and cream tile floor, Pattern No. 295 y > fr CLE a . eS u > 3> Armstrong's Printed Ruz, Pattern No. 950 ee _e_sh | SS) SS : a To the left, the new Dutch tile, Jaspé and another Hand- craft pattern Furniture and fabric rugs look their best on these beautiful, pattern floors of color ERE are pretty pattern floors—pattern floors that ar- chitects and decorators are using to help create beautiful interiors. But there is no secret in the planning of such rooms. Any housewife with good taste can use these pattern floors to beautify her home. Are there rooms in your home with splintery, creaky old wood floors? Are there rooms in your home where the stained wood floors clash with your decorative scheme? Rooms that, because of the growing use of color in curtains, pillows, cover- ings, and walls, need a colorful pattern floor? For such rooms, and in fact for any other room where you would welcome a sanitary, smooth, warm, comfortable, easy- to-clean floor, these Armstrong floors will help and delight you. Good furniture and department stores are now dis- laying the new spring designs of Armstrong's Linoleum. Vier them this week and see the beautiful new designs in ‘for Every Floor in the House You will be shown Handcraft tiles in blue, green, gray, or red; prim inlaid tiles of black and gray, black and cream, and in many mar- bled combinations; inset tiles of red, with interliners of buff (these look especially charming with a plain border). There is a soft-toned ripple effect known as Jaspé. Pretty, close figured effects, geometric designs; arabesques; medallions; and colorful patterns. These new patterns can be obtained in the gen- uine inlaid (in which the pattern goes right through from the strong surface and the pressed cork and oxidized linseed oil body to the tough burlap back), or you can have many of them in well-made, enduring prints. (Many women find it a sensible bit of economy to use printed linoleum in the upstairs rooms.) Expertly cemented in place—no tacks Good stores will gladly estimate on cementing linoleum in your home over a cushioning layer of builders’ deadening felt—no tacks or brads are used. Let them explain how by this satisfactory method you get a practically one-piece, seamless, smooth, un- broken surface with no second call to cut and refit. Such a floor can be easily and quickly laid within a few hours. And then, waxed and polished, it will last as long as the house. Needs no heavy scrubbing—in fact, except possibly in the kitchen, linoleum floors, waxed and.polished, never need more than a dry mopping and an occasional touching up here and there with wax where the wear falls heaviest. Colorful rugs of linoleum for these who rent in_ long-wearing high - qualit prints. Inlaid or printed, it’s simply a case of “Two minutes’ mopping—and CLEAN.” These new rugs are the crea- tions of Armstrong’s decorator- designers. The patterns are fresh and cheerful. ‘These rugs lie flat. They withstand the hardest kind of wear. There are four popular sizes, and you can havethem in genuine inlaids or Suggestions for redecorating and ac tual color reproductions of some of the new linoleum patternssent FREE. Drop us a postal for “New Floors for Old.” Armstronc Cork Company, Makers of Cork Products since 1860 Linoleum Division, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Seattle Office—803 Terminal Sales Bldg. Telephone EL iot-864 Armstrong’s Linoleum ANNOUNCING I believe the joke below is the variety that Rouge’ py trouser” (which is exactly what they are) friend ¥— a3 eet Ba Poison Is Cause —it gets better with age. | ‘ ra | PEOPLE 170,000 PEOPLE toes er have had thelr (DENTAL WORK) |} TEETH CARED FOR at the offices of Dr, Edwin | Leading Dentist. | perience has enabled Dr. Brown to evolve a system of dental method | all his own which has given the Brown Dents! Offices an enviable | fame nation-wide. \tong hours and giving people the! j best and most for their money ts | the secret of Dr. Brown’s Success, | All Dental Work is now being made at greatly reduced Prices until May 1, 1925, and all work is guaranteed. “slop- have | and Friday, fre r jand Tuos Thursaay, | from 11 to 1 at her of: | flee in The Star building, 1309 | Seventh ave, Ta, Tailored Overcoat of Tweed—$35.00 A Remarkable A FELLOW of Woman’s Death f Dorothy DINNER AT LONGVIEW Sport and Dress Frocks $19.75 ROTE-RANKIN GO. 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