Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1952 — Page 29

17, 1952

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UNCLUTTERED — Restful living room in Arden Drive home.

By OPAL CROCKETT

Times Homes Editor

HE old stayed but made made room for the new. A family on Arden Drive

wanted a change in furnishings. Members liked the dash and simplicity of modern, yet refused to part with their long-loved traditional furniture. The two were introduced and made friends. The 18th Century warm, dark mahogany tables, piano and other pieces owned by the family were combined with new light furnishings of in Sahara finish. Sahara, by Imperial Furniture Co.,is a creamy tone blending with all color schemes. u n o THE OUTCOME of this meeting of two periods is a modern provincial home, with the new furnishings by Adams & Co.

The interior, designe by Rhys T. Schmidt, Adams decorator, is subtle and inviting. Colors and textures are suggested by the brick and wood of the house. Walls, painted gray with an olive green overtone, are a perfect foil for cocoa, forest green and terra cotta used in the furnishings. The imported, hand-loomed carpeting laid wall-to-wall is forest green.

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y Furnishings

BROAD, LOW AND COMFORTABLE—Two big arm chairs are by a picture window. They're in subdued textured plaid blending warm gray, white and sandstone yellow.

Draperies, made with Flemish pleats, are textured and have a metallic’ thread. They repeat, in shadow tones, the terra cotta of the bricks in the fireplace. o 2 o USED WITH the draperies is a two-thirds curtain assuring daytime privacy but letting soft light filter through. The fire-

Aggressive Playing Pays Off

HERE was nothing timid about the bidding of this hand which was

played at the recent national tournament in Cincinnati. After North doubled the opening spade bid for a takeout, South had a bit of a problem.

He didn’t particularly relish the idea of jumping the bidding, especially since one of his three high cards (the king of spades) lay right under West's bid and might be completely worthless. On the other hand, he could dream up a number of combinations which North could hold and which would give him a good play for game, but on which North could not move over a minimum response of two hearts. ” ” ” HE THEREFORE made the gtrong bid of three hearts, with the somewhat consoling feeling that, since he had passed to start with, his partner could pass the three-heart bid, holding a shaded takeout double. North's" double was sound and, holding as many as four hearts, he went on to game. West opened the king of clubs and dummy's ace won. South cashed three high hearts ending in his. own hand. On the third heart, West flashed the nine of spades. Admittedly things didn’t look too promising, but South now led the deuce of spades and West went in with the queen,

” o 5 EAST SHOWED out on this trick, discarding a small diamond. West won a trick with the queen of clubs and .led a third club which was ruffed on the board. Things looked a little better

South dealer - North-South vulnerable

NORTH SJ 74 H—K Q 6 1 D—K J87 C—A 6 WEST EAST S—A Q109635 S—None H—10 2 H—J 8 3 D—35 2 D—Q 9 6 4 8 C—K Q 7 "Cd 105372 SOUTH S—K 8 3 2 H—A 9735 D—A 10 C—9 814

The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST Pass 18 Dbl Pass 3 H Pass. 4H All Pass

now, but South still wasn’t out of the woods. He had to get to his hand to lead toward the jack of spades again. Suppose he led to his ace of diamonds and returned a small spade. West could win with the ace and now if he had a fourth club, he could lead and that would take South's last trump. A low spade could be led to the lone jack, but there will be no way to get back to cash the king. So, after ruffing the third lead of clubs in dummy. South led a small diamond and hooked the 10. When this held he was home, having to concede a trick only to the ace of spades.

Not Plant Food

Chemical soil conditioners which coarsen the texture of clay soil, making it friable, are not fertilizers, and do not add humus to the soil. Your usual plant food and humus applications should be used with them.

place wall was left uncluttered of ornaments to lend a feeling of restfulness. The sofa in front of the fire in cocoa textured fabric. Large enough for four, it is a circular two-piece sectional with open-center back. Lights are modern with Parian

white shades and bases of high

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luster that pick up the rich golds and forest greens of the color scheme. » 5 o TRADITIONAL and modern accessories blend, like the other furnishings. A decorated gold and silver period mirror is at home above the modern commode. Three mirror-framed

Late-day Weeding Protects Roots If weeds have grown so large

". that pulling them is sure to dis-

QUESTION: Do flies carry polio? ANSWER: The ‘virus of polio has been found in flies, but most people believe that the disease is spread more often by direct contact than by these pesky insects. i a a QUESTION: Since I stopped nursing my baby three years ago, one breast has been painful. Could it be possible that there is still milk in that breast after three years? ANSWER: It is possible, though if there were milk stil present, it could probably be expressed from the nipple. Some other cause for the painful breast is more likely. n s » QUESTION — Is locomotor ataxia or tabes dorsalis still hopelessly progressive? Have any of the new drugs offered fresh hope: ANSWER — This condition is not necessarily or always progressive. There {3 some reason to believe that penicillin, for example, although not the? only drug which may be used, helps to prevent the progress of tabes.

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Still a good selection of antiques original and rare, Furniture, accessorfes or what you want. I'm out buying so often, it's best to-call to avoid disappointment. THE VILLAGE STORE, 11 miles East of In-

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Haviland 2ups and saurep cers, marble coffee table, colored glass. BERRY'S ANTIQUES—836 N.

ARLINGTON. IR-8137. OPEN DAILY, 7 TILL 9. * * i$ ANTIQUE ANNIVERSARY SALE. Special reductions during August. Choice items in - furniture, bric-a-braec, silver, china, oriental rugs, 1 oil painting,

Chinese items. OPEN SUNDAY & DAILY 11 to 5, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. EVES, 7 'til 9. PARKING IN REAR JORDAN'S AN-

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TRIPLE PURPOSE TABLE—As console, dinette or to back sofa.

pictures, water colors of the Ming Dynasty, are grouped above the grand piano. Heavenly blues appear here and there. Treasured pieces of blue hand-blown satin glass are used on the modern coffee table. On the piano is the blue base of a Turkish water pipe. Through the entire house is evidence of a well-established, well-traveled family who increased space and furnishings but stayed relaxed and comfortable.

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Solid fragrance has skyrocketed in popularity in the last few years, and no wonder. It offers the luxury of cool, ree freshing comfort with just the | twist of your wrist, Your stick perfume an ideal traveling. companion, and it's perfect to slip into the pocket of a sports outfit. Smooth the stick over “your forehead and wrists, and feel its ice-like quality. One stick fragrance has been packaged in a completely new type of case which looks like a jumbo lipstick and operates like one, too.

Beautiful Furn. & China at UNHEARD OF PRICES! Thess pes. from old estates, Fine large selection at prices to suit YOU. WM. H. BOYD, 5500 ALLISONVILLE RD.

* * DEN OF ANTIQUITY 417 East 30th Street, HI-0677~ Apothecary scales in tole box with wghts. Large white tureen with ladle, silver tea-pot and waste bowl with classic motive. Large glass dome. Early sugar, white and golds with fruit finial. HI-0677. OPEN SUN. thru FRI till 9.

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Have many new items of interest. WE WELCOME YOU! ROAD 37 S. TO STOP 11 RD, 1; MIL FE. GA-5132. OPEN DAILY 1 TO

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