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Supplement of The Canadian StatesmÉan,1 PAGE EIGH The bride's sterling- something to cherish, and If you're a wedding gif t- giver this year, you may be trying to decide bétween solid silver for the bride, and something a bit more "ýpractical.' From a long- range standpoint, how- ever, there's probably no choice you could make that will prove to be wiser than the one to give ster- ling to the bride. In today's economny, al preclous metals are con- > sidered good investments. The value of silver has, indeed, limbed over the years - but sterling silver fiatware has a lot more going for it than j ust the value of its silver content. is Value increaseS For one -thing, it has the kind of craftsmanship that belongs to an earlier time - the skill and 10v- ing attention that go into so few of the things we buy today. And solid silver flatware, unlike silver bars or ingots, is a possession of great value that's made to be used. It will bring joy to the bride's enter- taining during ail the years of her life. Eventu- ally; it wiil become a famn- ily heirloom that wili be cherished as much for its happy associations with mernorabie occasions as it is for its intrinsic value. Every gift of sterling maes it, Just that mnuch more possible for the bride -to -be f0 comnplete her set. If you're the bridie's parents, you mnay want to give ber a nuimber of place settings. A, riend might settie on one single, shining teaspoon in the bride's pattern. And be- tween these two choices, there are a great many enjoy for'a,.lifetime! pieces, small or large. But special purchase plans for, whatever your choice, re- sterling sets, and for sub- member that' there's no stantial gifts of sterling. such thing as givîng "too These plans offer extended little" sterling. Weor the time payments with no fi- bride knows, and appre- nance or carrying charges. ciates, the value of your Sterling hias always been gift. a luxurious possession, and By f ar the easiest meth- always will be. But, wheth- od of choosing sterling is er it's a self -purchase, or to check with the bridai a gîft for the bride, its gif t consultant at the store acquisition today repre- where the bride to-be hias sents more than a littie registeredher pattern. She hard-headed business knows which place and sense. It's a, possession serving pieces the bride chosen not only for pres- wants mnost - andwhich ent enjoymfent, but future ones she hias yet to receive. value as well. And today, Many stores today have that makes a lot of sense. Do's and Don't's -A gu ide to using color Color can work a wonderful transformation in any room - especially when you follow some ofthe basic rules that have been discovered aboutits use. Here are "Color Do's and Don't's" to guide you* DO USE LIGHT COLORS in a small room to create an impression of greater size. DON'T USE TOO MUCH pattern, in any room. This can be distracting and tiring. DO PUT EMPRASIS on warmreds and yellowsin moins that are wndowless or face toward the north- east. DON'T USE BRIGHT COLOR in large areas, as this will detract f rom the furnishings. DO HAVE CONTINUING COLOR flow through the house, and use harmonious colors' in rooms that adj oin. DON'T USE TOO MANY cool blue hues in a north- east roomn or it wil seem to be cooler. DO MIX LIQHT AND DEEP colors in each room. DON'T. USE TOO MUCH red or yellow in a south- west room with large windows, or it will seem warmer. DO PAINT THE CEILINGo0f a room a deeper color than the walls, if it is very high. This makes it appear lower. The reverse is true, cf course, whenyou want a low-ceilinged room seem to have a highceiling. 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