The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-23

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There IS no one household artlcle
that adds more to- he luyario.is on
joyment 81 q summers bright days and
balmy, breezess than d. lounging q
swinging chair. Graythaired srsas-
parent and gold n:haired youth shar
the pleasures OF these ease,t emptins
sirens with equal delight, While .ls
first thoughtsof the housewife when
sunshine and warm days call her irpia
stuffyS rooms into fresh air IS that
the hammock shall he swung Ii ME I
summer quarters SAYS the sashins
ton STAR gslse
Cityyardss aud porches los wen u
country lawns and reharis npw
boast some Kind HI ~ loliIng piace.
whether IT be a hammock or d tnprs
substantial wooden rocker ore o.
the newest contrivances toE maising
the comfort Of d hammock possible
in 4 city home Isl az hammock frane.
This isot skeleton has strong rods
whichFrest on the l,oor and support
brackets at each end. u Inclosea In
these brackets heayySc clamps hold fast
The hammock ropes SO that 1T Il
stretched t4ilst the right tension I'D
swing back and forth Eorsthe house
wife purchasing q new hammock rome
are more fascinating and asersieeahlc
than tie close,twistyd string weayes
Of nature's own rowIs and edswprie
ed Into quaint indian designs.
Closely allied to i the sleepy, sway
ing; hammock are thoss&ing chair and
the swinging coaeh, the latter heIng
a novelty Of " 9o5a Most ,1esirnbi.
among the swinging chairs are ls,gh.
backed wicker seats painted IN leal
green with luxliriouss spfeaaing aS,ns
and denim OF crash covered npshipna.
Swinging couches ma alEo lie pnr-.
chased 4 In dark green wicker a.na
they are bulltlto$ serve d double psirs
pose. The top Of, the couch with d
!. sloplng head .rest lifts lip and is sus.
q pended blythe ropes m midalr, Or it
/. is supported by "a wicker Foundation
+ and Is available as Id stat lonars sofa;
I But these wicker swings require
lawn space and sturdy trees, 30 che
D wooden swing Is MI means The
! most generally useful and snareeiy
d a household boasts one os sonsi
description The seasons novelty ii
stationary swings y tllis sort Is .
tall birch frame ssGppottng cne n
\ two spacious chairs. built from mighty
!, vanished oak stay es. and tiie swing
/ is not only a UNIQUE rustic furnistini
4 Tor porch or lawn, but 80 is renarssa
hlysinexpensiye. Small wooden swings
Z for children.s use are suspended b
4 their frame BY the strongest 81 steel
, springs to prevent any possible DIN
I ger Of sudden dropping.
A: new DEVELOPMENT ins these wood
/, en- swingssi the gliding settee, Ii
d chairs are suspended facing eaeh 9th
Y erer, as In the old.style swing, BIZ
= they glide$back and forth on d plsotet
A spring, giving a straight instead 81 (
I rocking movement Khaki awning
accompany many o. these ettees AM
Y are useful when trees are scarce.
A Stationary lopnglng seats, 8hethe,
( tete:a.tete, couch or chair, have beer
constructed like the new swings il
obtain the greatest amount oil com
fort and ease with tic least slaaln!
Of effort. Tete;a;te tes; 81 wicsef hay,
q two three shelye for hoidine book
Or GO! cooling drinks, separa tlng thassNy
seats.
Couches covered with straw: coloreI
g mating have fnaftffto ) cnvetad tfssis III
at each "a 'll end where paraspls ana lIn
tb 'l't As can be Kept Deepseatet
r. wicker roc ing;chalrs haze ara
wlng;shapeds bias under tlieis wa
+, arms arms Every seat tor lain 1t porsl
!. Is fashioned WlthSa view 10 me al
b solnte comfort Of its occupant
The Man Behind s I;
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