Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-09

Churchwell's. On stand built for
the purpose are displayed yards and
yards of enchanting cretonnes in all
the colorings wanted. A bit of
cream eretonne, with flowers of soft
pink and blue, reminds one that a
young girls room could be delicious
ly draped with this dainty bit of
cloth. Then there are the darker
and deeper tones for the living room
and dining room. These display deep
colors of old blue, old rose land
warm browns. Sail darker colors
for those who like the Futurist eff
feet may be had-these in a shade
so dark that one is reminded of
black, though the rich colorings used
in the florial effects relieve this I'M
preston of somberness.
The Allison Display.
For style and beauty and utility,
one must visit the display of Allison
Furniture Company, adjoining
Churchwell's show room. With the
loveliest draperies at the window, IN
shades of the most delicate pink,
against background of cream, the
sunlight streams into the most beau
tiful room of the handsome
new Administration building. And
the floor covering is superbly lovely,
with the deep tones of the Orient
predominating and upon this cover
ing is arranged one of the handsom-
est parlor suites to be found any
where. In deep mahogany, with
comfortable cushions of soft Orien-
tai fabric, is arranged with the skill
for which this furniture house is
noted, a three-piece parlor suite. The
long settee, at an angle, is constant
ly reminding the visitors of the COM
fort to be attained by the possession
of just such a delightful set, and
the easy rockers are there for the
comfort and pleasure of the guests.
A lovely floor larpr with shade of
rose color, which reflects the rays of
the softened light underneath, has
invitingly near it a table on which
the interesting book may be laid
aside for the moment to enjoy the
beauty of the furniture. A Graf
anola is placed near a stand on
which a handsome fern rests, ready
to delight the visitors with the new
est airs. popular and beautiful. Mrs.
R. E. Allison is present to greet Wis
itors and play the grafanola for their
pleasure.
Just outside of this attractive
room, is one which appeals to all low.
ers of exquisite furniture. This is 8
living room set of reed fiber in soft
| ~ nf Il oil prt,f ff1l t.i1
of color introduced in the cushions
with which this set is upholstered
Nothing is forgotten in this superb
suite. There is the settee, and the
library table filled with magazines OF
fiction and instruction, and the ferr
stand filled with dainty maiden hail
| ferns, and the easy rockers and the
easy straight chair which may be
drawn up to the window, or on the
porch, or even in the yard, for wealth
err does not hurt this rough and ready
fiber furniture.
Splendid Kitchen Display.
1t seems that all the most wanted
things are embraced within this
room. For chronological Hard.
ware Co. has a splendid showing of
all the things that count most for
utility and beauty in kitchen ware.
On a table at the entrance of this
booth is arranged pieces OF pyrex
ware which has a story Il ost interest
ing to fair visitors. For this mod
ern hardware company will give ev-
cry piece of pyrex ware, the kind
which allows the housewife to see
how the cooking progresses every
minute of the cooking period. One
has only to guess the num-
Der of grains of corn con-
tanned in bottle which stands in
view to be winner. This pyrex is