. 2 THE PALLY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, December 4, 1954, | TIMES-GAZETTE HOME OF THE WEEK pned especially for budget- ed families, this attractive bedroom home provides rooms, maximum circula- Keep Walls And Windows Warm You look at your thermostat and it says 72 degrees, 74 degrees or 76 degrees -- or whatever temper- ature you like best. But you're chilly. What's wrong? Thermostat gone haywire? Probably not, say the home heat- ing experts. Chances are you're "radiating" too much. They mean that you are cold because cold outside walls and windows of your house are pulling heat from your body. Heating people sometimes call it "cold-wall magnetism," a law of physics relating to the amount of heat travelling from a warm surface (your body) to a cold surface (cold walls or win- dows). And it has to happen when the temperature suddenly drops to near freezing or below. you correct this condition? One way, advises Minneapolis Honeywell heating engineers, is to put warm air outlets along the very walls where the cold is com- ing from. By using modern dif- fusers and baseboard radiators, in- How do | Pyjama Industry Caters To Women By Hal BOYLE NEW YORK (AP)--Guess what's the latest thing in men's pyjamas. Well, sir, it's the ladies. "Eighty-six pr cent of the pyja mas sold today are bought by women," said M. J. Lovell, direc- tor of the Men's Pyjama Institute. The $125,000,000-a-year industry now booming again, will market 30,000,000 pairs of men's pyjamas by the end of 1549, double the num- ber of only five years ago. USE HUBBIES' PAIR "Can't figure out how many women buy pyjamas for them- | selves," remarked Lovell. "Many | wives have got into the habit of | rolling up the cuffs and sleeves of | their husband's pyjamas and wear- | ing them, "A lot of single girls now buy | small sized men's pyjamas for | their own use, too." | No one can be sure just who in- vented pyjamas, as the Russians have failed as yet to stake out were viewed at first with the same deep suspicion shown for the first bathtubs. Theatre matinee idols wore py- jamas in bedroom farces. And when Rudolph Valentino wore them in a film, they became the rage. But the war--plus the bragging of later Hollywood stars (actresses as well as actors) that they pre- ferred sleeping in their birthday suits--cut pyjama sales steeply. "The idea got around that real he-men always slept raw," said Lovell sternly. "That's silly." "I also deny those stories that many Hollywood actresses sleep raw, I'd like to see scm: concrete proof." The pyjama indusry now is stres- sing the all - around livability of pyjamas for lounging, beachwear and TV viewing. It markets them in 250 styles, patterns and colors. The first' Lachine canal in the St. Lawrence above Montreal was | opened in 1825, | The cross on St. Paul's cathedral | in London, England, is 365 feet' above the ground. Enjoy Doorway & Porch Profection with genuine LIFETIME Ro 2rogressive Co number of the Canadian House of $6.200 Wednesday for Denny's - sel, a five-year-old chestnut on | tied . 8. PACER | gelding, at the fall MP BUYS U sale of st DELAWARE, Ohio (AP) -- Earl | bred horses. i : ¥ r a mons for Dufferin-Simeoe, valid The Jala raat the six Al n states, ¥ 1803 ustralia by the British in 1803. SEPTIC TANKS Pre-cast in one piece of the highest quality steel-reinforced concrete -- delivered and in- stalled -- complete septic system or tanks only -- city approved. : k Brooklin Concrele Produds PHONE 155 and completely separated in g, sleeping and working reas. e spacious vestibule atures a louvered glass par.i- jon and convenient guest closet. the bedrooms are weil lighted Stead of old style Iegisters pind | their claim in this field. radiators, warm air literally blan- i i i Wi y > But they first achieved fame as kels those walls and windows. The | a military uniform. About 100 A.D. cold air that used to stream down ; Hon : these walls and windows now gets | Emperor Wav-tie of China built up oY KoolVen [Cas ------ Aluminum wr a bith ample window areas and bath is convenient to al its of the house. Study the fell planned location of kitchen ing area. The exterior is cially attractive v'th a mted beam by the front door, | nding more to the coniempo- | styling of this design. Stan- | ard Builders' bluepr nts costing | a set may be obtained for | design No. 190. or further information use the | above and mail it to The | imes - Gazette, Oshawa. A new me planner book which "in judes this design and 60 others av also be obtained for 75 ats by using the same coupon. IN-THE HOME WORKSHOP Sess sss aaa: tse ana XH VITH RUTH WYETH SPEARS his compact little building is 32 inches deep and seven long; just the thing for lhe. br-yard gardener who likes to e everything handy. Place it] hinst the garage or at the side | the driveway or work area. x you have this tool house lawn-mower and wheelbar- sare under lock and key and | re is ample space left over tor | other garden tools, The work- | im side has a counter, deep Mf space for flower pots, sand, | chemicals. Lots of shelf 3 ace | - ing gadgets for LET] a ran is for the week- "builder. Pattern 416 is 35 iis. Include $1.50 additional | your order and receive Home- d Improvement Packet of pat- for several other outdoor | J . dress orders to The Home ekshop Department, The Times- | pette, Oshawa. | rass In Winter 'Heating Cue the grass grows green around ir basementless house this, win- chances are you're in for a time. ording to the experts this momenon is not just a quirk | ature, but tangible evidence your home is being improp- "heated. Engineers explain in basementless houses built concrete slabs, heat inevitably pes to the outdoors unless spe- provisions are taken. Often 's. enough heat escaping from outer edges of the floor slab arm the ground -- and cause ass to grow in mid-winter. his wasted heat also causes ting bills to rise and floors 0 uncomfortably cold. To correct situation the engineers recom- nd installation of radiant floor els, hot water radiant base- ds or warm air heating. ducis dded in the concrete slab. guate insulation is also neces- , they add. | BELIEVES WILL UNITE 0S ANGELES (AP)--Donald J. Donald, head of the CIO's big pd Steelworkers of America bn, said Thursday he believes and AFL will merge with- | | year. McDonald is member of || joint CIO-AFL special commit- "which is to meet after tne days to work out a unification | 4 bP. i 1-1%]0-® {lf ro. \ hE 3 INS LIVING 11-3% 15-8 mass Rip EA gil | 190. 922 sqrt The Building Editor, Oshawa Times-Gazette, Oshawa, Ontario . Please send me further details about how to obtain | standard builder's blue prints for House Design No. 1% | or enclosed please find 75¢ for which send me Book of | Plans entitled "69 SELECTED HOMES." (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times-Gazette. Address TO Industrial and Construction Equipment ADANAC MACHINE CO. 161 KING ST. W. 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