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Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. spot in the Smoky Mountains. Brock, newlyweds from Mar- When they walked onto the tinaville, Indiana, parked their bridge for a better view, the car above The Sinks—a scenic car rolled backward into the

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By JEAN SHARP TORONTO ‘CP If you want #& \to achieve a decorator look in , |® room, there are four basic ele-

ments to consider Decide real- istically how the room is used, then plan the color, texture fand proportion of the things to fur nish. it

‘The cheapest thing vou can work with ‘s color,’ says Rob- lert Watson Toronto’ interior | decorator But remember ,¢ color can make or break the scheme *’

Mr. Watson is a member of the design award coucil at the Canadian Furniture Mart, being held Jan 11-20 this year at the Canadian National Exhibition

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7. | ‘The first thing to decide is > |where your pattefns are going in draperies, slip covers | or wallpaper,’ he says, adding 'that you can pick up the colors in the pattern with some confi- | dence for use in the rest of your scheme. The explanation is that a professional artist has estab- lished a color scheme for you in the pattern.

‘From that point on, you should keep backgrounds fairly neutral and keep the large pieces neutral to mellow in with the wall. Use intense colors, but

only in small pieces. This isn't

Little River. A crane lifted something every decorator the car from the stream Wed- does, but it is something nov- . ices can do fairly successfully

nesday. (AP Wirephete) ‘If you_,don’t use a _pattern

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for interest, you should laok for texture—-grass-cloth, nubby fab- rics. But it is harder to work with color and texture than with patterns.” ROOMS SMALLER

Another thing to watch is the scale and proportion of pieces,

don't get furniture blocking a passage.

LAMPS IMPORTANT

“If chairs are going to sit in frontégf the TV they aimost have to be upholstered in iron— they'll get so much use. If you have a family room’ that gets the wear, you can use more- perishable fabrics and furniture in the living room where you entertain—they’ll last.”

Accessories and lamps important. ‘They're like elry and gloves. A woman wouldn't buv a dress without

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16 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Jan. 15, 1965. 'thinking about them. They can,

Color Can Make, Break Scheme Of Decorations

ch the tone of the room. They have to come last, but they can show your ‘personality

‘Watch the height and scale of lamps. You need something tall for good reading I'ght, and all your lamps should’ be at more or less the same height so there's no patchy effect.”

Yin sizing up a room it's im- portant to remember that it needs a focal point, Mr. Watson says. ‘It may be suggested by the architecture and be a bay window or fireplace. lt could be a sofa. But for the most part there should be only one. More than one and they'll fight one another.”’

Decorating, he says, is partly a matter of knowing when to stop—again like a woman put- ting on jewelry. ‘‘You're better off with too little than too much, no matter what.”

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TORONTO (CP) — Canada’s five biggest chartered banks had record earnings and asse(s in fiscal 1964

Royal Bank of Canada strengthened its position as Can- ada'’s biggest bank by increas- ing its assets to $6,231,598,204 from $6,231,080,708.

This gave it a lead of $728,- 203,650 over runner-up Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, which reported assets of $5,503,- 394,554. In 1963 Royal's lead was a mere $366,397,780.

In percentage growth, fourth- placed Bank of Nova Scotia was at the top of the pile. Nova Scotia's assets increased by

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“This, ef course, has its af vantages. When a lean year comes along the banks continue to show steady growth by put- ting some of these reserves back into earnings.”

He said this is one reason banks are favorites -in the in- vestment community’ — they grow slowly, but surely. But a problem is their high price for $376,601,803 to $3,050,998,044. The the avengge investor. The low- increase was slightly le’s than est priced on the Toronto Stock the Bank’ of Montreal's which|Exchangp is Montreal, at nearly totalled $392,787,368, but Mont-/ $70. «

real's total assets—the third) PLAN VISIT EXCHANGE

largest—were $4,668,056,569.

Toronto-Dominion Bank re- Mained in fifth place with as-| ROME (AP)—Foreign minis. sets of $2,669,000,000, up $207,-|try officials said Wednesday 000,000. Italy and the United States are

Despite the figures, most an-|/examining the possibility of an alysts felt the results were dis-| exchange of visjts by Premier appointing. One satd: ‘‘All the | Aldo Moro and President John- banks could have showed eeeenl eed The officials said the dates gains in earnings, but they are|were not set. There were re- conservative. They don't want | ports that Moro probably would their earnings to leap ahead, so| go to Washington in the spring, they hide some of their earnings with Johnson coming to Rome in inner reserves. afterward.

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