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Show i I ) OM THE (HOME FRONTS ! ft RUTH WYETPEARS5S) I OLD' CC 50nl PAD REVERSIBLE -TOP AND nor BOTTOM FLOWER CHINTZ TO CUT DOWN GREEN CHINTZ ORJf ''f?tAM A RE you using one room for living and bedroom these days? Or perhaps you have had to put an extra cot in some corner of your house or apartment. In either case it is worth while to give a little extra care to the daytime day-time appearance of the bed. A flat box on casters holds all the bedding bed-ding for the simple cot shown here and shdes underneath out of sight. This arrangement makes it possible pos-sible to cover the cot arid pad with neatly fitted slip covers which give it all the dignity of a real sofa. The contrasting side section of plain material around the pad with end and center back cushions to match it is a nice touch. The improvised table from odds and ends also helps to make the couch do day as well as night duty." NOTE This illustration is from BOOK 6 of the series of homemaking booklets offered of-fered with these articles. Every page of this 32-page book gives clear step-by-step directions for things to make your home more attractive with odds and ends of things on hand and inexpensive materials now available. To get a copy of Book 6 send 15 cents with name and address to: MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Bedford Hills New York Drawer 10 Enclose 15 cents for Book No. 6. Name Address SNAPPY FACTS ABOUT J) RUBBER A recent report of he War Department showed that Army requirements of crude or synthetic rubber for combat com-bat material included 810 pounds for a medium tank; 105 pounds for a fighter plane; 404 pounds for a 77 mm. gun carriage down to Vi pounds for a gas mask, and 19 pounds for a mile of field wire. Government officials estimate that an average of one million gallons of alcohol a day will be used this year In the production of synthetic rubber. This Is a big contributing factor In the shortage of certain types of beverages. RFGoodrich Get Your War Bonds "r To Help Ax the Axis 0 BIG, COOLl WV H" 7m Drinks J I jaftVQM S3 So Crisp-SoTasiy -Tb. Crain. .r. Or.at Food,"- ij li Kellogg's Rice Krispies equal the I'tii firrik t.j whole ripe grain in nearly all the U I ft fift'r'' L . protective food elements declared I 1 1 1 C lilfl H"fi w' essential to human nutrition. I IflJln Sy tcA |
