THE MIRROR os " - Pa THE MIRROR PUBLISHED RBVERY PRIDAY AT THE|thOusands of men who "starts with nothing." In our larger cities there --are employed in PLETCHER JOHNSTON PRRSS, 123 GN-| stores, hanks, railroad offices, fac- TARIO ST., STRATFORD. PLETCHER JOHNSTON, BDITOR PHONB !15w | tories, and scoreg of other business enterprises, who have never had the right idea of what money means. SUBSCRIPTION RATE > $1.00 a vygar| They know it is powerful and neces- Stratford, November 9, 1928 _ THANKSGIVING MEMORIES sary to their success, and figure it only on salary terms, which have nothing to do with success in many cases. : A man whose salary is $6,000 a year, but who saves none of it, is on _ FRASER'S THE MIRROR There is no more important room in the house than the living room, and for this reason it should receive profound attention when the time comeg to decorate and furnish it . and to those who are. selling to people whose living room is the pur- chase point in question, there are choice, as would a tapestry which shows a strong feeling for red. The modern trend in rugs is for the well-patterned, and popular choice places in the living room one large rug instead of scattering sey- eral smaller ones about the room. The rug should repeat the color note given by the curtains, or at least harmonize with it. "It is a crime against the tacta] sense to turn the outside of the house inside," stated our authority in speaking of fire-places. 'I must say that I am not at all in favor of great extent for the fireplaces in the type of home with which we are concerned in this article, the vogue for steel and iron lighting fixtures has grown. and when the fire-screen dogs and fire sets, with coal hod or box are purchased to match, . they furnish a note of rugged which is quite in character with the metals of which they are formed. Antique brass is a strong number for lighting fixtures and fire access- ories in the home, with stone or brick fire-place, and there is a growing feeling for bronze fixtures used in conjunction with stone, in which case the bronze-finished brass fire accessories are adopted, and charm. The Service That Satisfies Richards H Transfer London Stratford Guelph | Telephone 1267 Local and Long Distance Moving. « 3 ' certain facts which it might be well ; ae ; bronze nail headg studding leather " i ope ay oe a the first Thanks-/his way to want, while the man who to know. sbue "The heed es Coe settie-seats and fuel 'containers. DR C L. GRANT oe _-- bits ig Paice vies the /earns $3,600 annually and saves It is, of course, the hall which first |fireplace are is found in marble, | ---- ge ' ack Uanuaiee ot fact that it was an open-air feast, $1,000 of it and invests it safely, is meets the eye when one enters the | While a good second is wood with a Honor ipa Aas ' sepia itinidle it is evident that it must have occur-|on the road to fortune. In other ae aa ee it is. the charm and senes.| Cees ees: Bion guar \ f red in that lovely period of balmy.| worg : Aas sabe: NOUS, DUES ee fnriched plaster is charmingly us- Graduate of Royal College o ; ' words, money saved and invested of rest which pervade the correct|oq for the fire-places in many Dental Surgeons of Ontario. calm, cool air, and soft sunshine. from the beginning of earning years | which is called "Indian Summer," and which may be considered to range between the latter week of October and the latter week of November. every day and Sunday too. It does At any rate, we associate such en-!) 9; stop, like a salarv, when a man chanting weather with the beloved is sick. eno festival of Thanksgiving. The world _ is ready for Thanksgiving. For days : and days, preparations have been a- ease who 'saves, instead -- of ee tibors. spending that part of his earnings The house has been pervaded with "°t Becessary to his comfort, gets Sweet and tantalizing odors, and when pnb while the man wha spends as the evening before the great day ar- /#8t 48 he earns does not get along, __rives, we steal to the cupboard and packuse he is not taking profits out "slyly peep in. What a sight greets im his work, the eye! Pumpkin pies, fat and juicy, : _ Odorous with their spicy contents, baked to a turn. And there are >jel- lies and doughnuts set out for the feast--and a certain marmalade of a flavor to delight the most indifferent e. jate = 5. . 7 _ And on a shelf ig a turkey, stuffed with chestnuts, spiced breads and oys- ters, his legs trussed together, wait- ing the place of honor at the Thanks- Teak. gle eS FUNERAL SERVICE R. WHITE & CO. : ; living room which will linger longest |homes, but as this takes most de- oe a in the memory of the friends who |cidedly to decorative schemes _in casual ac-|keeving with Spanish and Italian ome visiti nd th ene : Bese eee f é character, it is not likely to be quaintances who merely drop in for found in many of the average or a call, just as it is these same fac-|more modest homes. 80 Ontario Phone 38 Night 376, tors which are the magnet drawing | Since brick and stone are used to " be the family together within the four _. Se "ies So ak pears walls of what ig called the living room. Personal taste and the desire for comfort must dictate the color |@ scheme and furnishings of the room, but there are several general prin- ciples which have been proven ~by time and with which every person who is buying for the living room should be made acquainted, if they are, at the time of purchasing, ignor- ant of them. "Tf you see the floor and the walls when you come into a room _ that room is not furnished, for the floors and the walls are the background and as such must be seen last," de- clared an interior decorator. multiplies. A thousand dollars in a Safe investment will earn $60 a year. $5 a month, $1 a'week. It earns Dentistry in all its branches. ' OFFICB es 40 Downie St. Stratford, Ont. (Over Whyte Packing Co.) Phone 292, Res. 1152 F Vet ; That is why the youn man in ° e - The Kiddies are Needing Warmer Garments Our range will please you. Economical and Easy to Operate Empire King Furnace You'll find inspection of this - Knitted goods for every comfort: BOOTEES, BONNETS, MITTENS, SCARFS, OVERALLS, JACKETS LOVELY TWO-PIECE SUITS Infants' wear a specialty. , : i Yhe best color, that is the softest ey Be 5 ey ae ad see ae ers Pit h- and the most appealing for back- eg Se and see us. We tender with- ond nie es gain ee vee _ When the great day dawns, and the out obligating you. | 3 Py T SCY grounds, are tl hades family, gathered together from _per- = such as what is termed a "soft haps faraway lands, meet around the _ festive board, what a spectacle it af- _ fords, with it's snowy cloth, it's shin-|§ ing dishes, it's gleaming silver. The children crow with delight-- _ @ager to taste of the dainties. But) == grandmother pauses a moment and = = SSS glances around with tender eyes at| peem--esesee the happy faces before her. A silence| | -- falls and heads are bent as, in a low DR. S. . SUTTER and reverent voice, she asks the bless-| | eae otaeaninas ing. : digs . : , Specialist in Prosthetic Dentistry zi X-Ray Equipment Majestic Apartments, 93 Downie on fo 6 PHONES | TEnisanee nCEiw green, or Adam ivory, which is of that indefinably mellow tone ac- quired with great age. Both of these shades have the quality of | gray, which is a neutral... and the fact cannot be stressed too much that the prime essential of 2 background is neutrality of tint. There is just recently out a new type of paper which has the quality | of paint. and gives the effect of a painted wall, and this should prove a big number for Spring trade. Agaiust your neutral background then of soft green or ivory, hang curtains of a shade which is part of the circuit taking in the reds, that. is all red shades, wines, mauves and mulberry tones and leaving out that part of the circuit which takes in the yellow and orange _ tones. Both tapestry and damask are coming Strongly into their own again, and , while mohair is still a strong feature for living rooms it has been so over- emphasized that the tide of favor is turning toward damasks and tapes- ee 19-20 Ontario St. L. COOK : 110 Downie St. Phoie'175 Plumber and Electrician TaN a. SATEEN BRING YOUR FRIENDS The public is invited to inspect the Furnished Bungalow on the second floor of White's Furniture Store... ._ The Furniture for a 3 - Room Apartment, $395 (As shown in the bungalow) "Chesterfield 'Suite; 3 pieces 00 fi 66. ab cena. 52 eee Bedroom Suite, 5 pieces . 65 0. 0 i ee 5 Oe Diningroom Suite, 9 pieces ... 0. + +--+ +ee e+ ++ - $150.00 Complete for $395.00 There's An Old Tradition That the bracelet is descended from the arm-loops upon an- cient warriors' shields. The variety of designs developed from such simple beginnings is astonishing to observe, ga 'The 'Road to Success _ A young man who works merely for a living is never going to get anywhere. The misguided youth who gets $25 a week and spends it = all witb the idea that he will begin - _ Saving when he gets $50 a week ts z = Boarders Wanted | never going to save. _ 'The' foundation of any success in 'New American Hotel Best Meals in Town business is built upon a solid wall of mahy stones, whose chief corner Bright and cheerful rooms.-House recently renovated and re-modeled 'We would like to move The different designs and newest patterns are found in } our stock, : 'GILLIES & EMM DIAMOND HALL right into this little home." We hear all kinds of com- ments on the jolly little home that's fitted up on "the second floor of the Store. 23 Downie St. Phone 300 Or another plan, substituting a breakfast room suite for the dining room suite, complete for-- i ae $295.00 It is as popular as ever. You are welcome any time. stone is saving, which is another word for economy. Tall oaks from little acorns grow, and fortune com- es to men who begin with small say- Phone 1580 Residence 2198 Down& Fleming Sp. tries. Curtains of crimson damask : e CNTARI 2 ~. ings and increase them as rapidly J.-DORSEY,. Prop. AL FRANK P, GIBBS ; in brocade design, 'or, if your walls esegibnneetiaiics 4 WHI iy E & co. PHONS Saas eae as their earning capacity grows. 388 Downie St. Phone 130 Chartered Accountant Bamps speabeee Rooms pete Goebel re ee 2 There is no other way under heav- Near Station. 102 Ontario'St. Stratford, Ont. 94 Ontario St. in a stripe_effect, would be a happy en for the young man to succeed iegeorg asc | ae 2 MR. J ; : ; 7 | STAIRS: tf Phone 314 Se POM, Ee 308 : | on ae i s : ? |