Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 20

PAGE TWO. JANESVILLE DAILY OCTOBER 15,1952. JANESVILLE. VIS. photo HEAD CUNTOX of the more class at Clinton high school are.

seated: Gail Murphy, treasurer, left, and Barbara Hou-ard. president. Standing: Schoenfeld. secretary, and John Hahn, president. Wide Variety Available in Table Color Schemes Newest home decoration colorsi 3.

With spruce green glass: pastels and the earthy colorsjPlaid cloth in tau-ny tans, browns: of nature. Table-settings this fallpine green napkins; pale green can therefore be not Only high-'and wfiite earthemvare dishes; na- but varied and original. Forlfural uwd bowl of and au- designers of glass, and the skilled'tumn zinnias in gold'and yellow artisans who create it, are turning tones. out scores of subtle pastels from 4. With driftwood, cinnamon or which the homemaker can choose tobacco brown glassware, here is glass for attractive table-settings, a table for a modem room: moss And she can enjoy it without strain-green cloth, mustard gold nap.

ing her budget, because handmade kins; simple white china: center- American glass is one of the few piece of gold, white and tangerine Items of home furnishings still flou-ers. pale green grapes, available exerjwhere at prices' 5. With stemware: anyone can afford. linen cloth or mats, purple Spruce, lime and olive green, napkins: dishes in pink-mauve-, bitter green, sea green, evergreen, beige coloring: centerpiece of pink, hemlock, forest green, pea green white, purple asters. and Stiegel green are among the Black and Wliite green tones available in fine gla.s.s.; 6.

Set off the white of milk glass Amber, chartreuse, mandarin gold, against a black linen cloth and harx-est gold and topaz are among napkins. Chartreuse dishes. Cen-' the tawny yellows available. Am- (erpiece of and limes piled ethysf. violet, ice blue.

blue, in bowl rimmed with sprajs of cobalt, ruby. opal, grape, smoke, glossy laurel or cinnamon, driftwood, tobacco 7, with ripe olive brw-n glass-' brmt-n, and burgundy are other e.v„.are: Rust Mts and quisite glass colors. blue and belce potteryj With colored glass as a starting djsijes. Centerpiece: Copper bowl point, it IS easy 10 create a lovely bronze chosanthemums. zin- table.

Here are 10 color plans for nja, or other autumn no and table-settings: foliage. 8- With amber glass: Chartiwise hL in napkins. White china blue glass a blue and .,.1,1, iZt striped tablecloth and napkins. Use dishes meadou- i Oovwr borders. For a centerpiece.

3 wicker baskets of ficM flowers. 3. For a bright buffet: Ruhv red 9- W''h glass: Daric tumblers. Table cover cut from a Cray cloth or matt and napkins; length of v.liile oilrlolh; or uhite rharcoal gray dishes. Centerpiece: linoleum cut to the exact size of Brilliant red roses, geraniums, the table top.

Food in wliite pot- nations or other available tery or earthenware bowls, plat- 10. With colbat glass: Cloth and fers and turetms. standing on napkins of rose and gray- black or red tiles. On a side table, bhie. China repealing colors in white cups, saucers and coffee pot tablecloth.

Centeriece: Ouster on red mats; red apples in bronze or gilt figurines, ornaments bowl. or candlesticks. AT COURT H0U3E J11IIU1 Riew ta Rnlmt P. XoUi. -j rwily dmi, rvt treuon 21.

BrMt unrn-l IthMt P. RoUi to School J. Ffincli Lrr. Mrvtr. "trrtntr etti.

put wcttan a. dffd. pan fniw ihip. tn Edmn) t. M.

Finl.v to Frank ijrfd. purl Mctinn H. ieei. ifcUon riMno.ih bmufhip 1 MriMn In BtkM tr-m I. ShM t-.

Wilium Mr- ct'im ftrt trmn-, Ji. part twuoe a Union Brtoii tfclp. tiarrsi V. Mrr jUWrt Haaw. nnutr derd.

pan II and II. MW. illl'. A Sadlw camaml atnar. WVIl.t Corp.

lo Imn Worlo. danmiiir. irri. lou 3 tn t. Tmiry Rasmflnd H.

to Harltv BrloH. Wall, warrar.ty drri. part lot IT. blk Hamfl N. Lanwi ta afriuud tUrr, Jct-Ji Hush Jr.

add. B.l'^ll m. PMM Ird addw WUllani F. Cifrke to Arthur CIUM Carartla -arranty 11. Fuilon Raurll Jatailan I.

Jaka W. raaaiai tim-nthlp and lot 23. Clrrkr't. park. vamatr dtwd.

hik. I. MUdnd E. Ctarii Mtair and Mn. yri-Jr E.

DaiidMB to Maaitrc C. Mmm. tnttrr and wmrraair 4rrtt. lot, I. Nk.

arltlaal pUt, JUla lUrrl, Jaan- illlf. WiiUam D. McKfam tn Donald J. warranty lot 6. Dirk tub.

C-jy L. Xlcholi to Phillip W. rarli I I lat. plat. 4aaMrlltr.

Hnirr Nokr la r.rrald P. Fiiu'rald. marrantir dwd. le. Mk.

Z. RIatald mtmi. KIrkard V. la Glma H. THimaa.

o-uy 1. lo runup 'Sj-JjJJ warranty lot IS. Bfj UTTH. jaan- Albert EtiEri to Rnbnt William R. to William 1.

quit claim dwi. lot 4. blk. Perrtjo warranty ddfd. part 13.

Plart. tcw-nihlp. I Harmony inw-nthtp. Conalli ruatinc rwl DaaiH-. Alhrrt W.

In Vlnrmt V. Bl.r. drrd. Sa. Mattnon UndMnm: warranty part Harmonj- Merman ati -nne.

JanMiille. WUIiam K. lo IVaa F. tOKTUhlp. dalai rrauni4ir la Marrr Kawal.

war- Cnmn. nrnatr derd. Crar. aalw nnir at Aalnui tnri. Jtmr- Jaantlllr.

xlUr. IMtx-n Wtlhii-d to rwwald S. Waller iMaUM la Mlldfd Malmn. wranty deed, govrmmm lot deed. ill.

Md Prae. north half of lertlnn 15. Rnrk ttrrrt. tw -nshlp. ,1 Fnrrrti Knueppel In William I.

L. F. Fomecker tn Vrtion Trurkej-. rnrhranr. narranty deed, lot ll Turtle deed.

Iota 39 and 46. LaMor.Vie^v. Beloit toomhlp. add Belolt to i Alvin r.aretann tn Robert Srham- rhariei C. Wanke la Jokn her tn RuKrII R.

Phen. uarrann- deed, mrrantr deed. Ma 131 and I'plaad inia 44 and blk. t. Undale Place.

S. FfemiMit alreel, daaeMlUe i Turtle Rarald r. Abrama lo Kabert r. Guv Nirholt tn Thnmai H. Ilaney.

iralaal warranty deed. Inj 9. hlk. S. GiO' warranly deed, lot Leaox add.

atreet. Nirlwla' North park Belnii. Glen M. Chareli to Harald r. J.

Thompcon to Rirhard Maraud mrrantr deed, It Hk. In C. Rlum. quit claim and K. WMhlndaa atreet.

daae raniy deed, lot S3. Belmont Relnit Charlei A. NUai to KerjieUi A. Ellli. Erain J.

Smit tn John W. Heck, war warranty deed, part aecfIon 2S. raniy deed, part lot Otbnm BetolL loomhip. i Beloit. Lartnn to C.

Lnnsman. Ethel Rohinion to Marsaret Pace. warranty deed, part section 33. Johnstown i raniy deed, lot 3. Mk.

5. Pultoo Center, Fullnn tmi-nahlp. WUIIam T. to Henrr qall; William P. Coede to Henry Wieland.

dalm deed, lot 11. Mk. Oveilaaki warranty deed, part ateOoo a. add. 2.

Center ateaae. JaaeaiWe. township. Earl O. Barrhard lo Jaka E.

Crew, war-j towTWhlp. tanty deed, lot 4. Pliler a Shaw X.I Hulda Appendfeldt to Asiodaled Farm. Man JeaeinUe. I ers Co-op.

warranty deed. lots 23 ard Maunce Cashort to Wimam R. blic T. ortpnal plat Clm'on bo.T!. wa-Ta-nry deed, cut Jot US.

as-1 Max Kantor to W. H. Arnold trust aessor plat, yilton. i warranty deed, part bUt. 1.

Duw Laurence M. Hetnmls to Forrest A. Belolt. Koreia. warranty deed, pan section J4.

Belolt township. Ella K. Bron-n to Theo Brown, warranty deed, lot 6. blk. 24.

original plat, Edjer- ten. wT 'St 'i. pollution engineer a little more 'han a ago. died Tuesday at Glen R. Carey lo Orrin R.

deed, part lots 1 and 2. blk. his home after suffering a heart 1. Baa Bcloit. lattack.

Earl Van Lone to Rr.fr..e Inoker.l trustee deed, lot 12. Beioit. I When twice stopped the AnK." Mongols from invading Japan in 32. Harmony townnhlp. EXGIVEER IS DEAD OSHKOSH W-George S.

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Its patented construaion gives you the Cion you have always wanted against the dangers of blowouts and gMinctures. This positive, safe protection has been the goal of tire makers ior over half a century and now Firestone engineers and scientists fiave accomplished that gbaL tTbis revolutionary new tire will give fbu in entirely new driving sensation with ease of steering, handling and riding comfort beyond anything you have ever known. It also combines all of the provea quality features and designs that have made Firestone famous for quality and leadership and is still further proof that your safety is our business at Firestone. SAFETY PROVED ON THE SPEEDWAY BY FOR YOUR PROTEGION ON THE HIGHWAY Supreme kUMkm wnn uAumm mm siDiwAiis 1. This new lire wai inted for blowouts, punmirn antl nndti all mfacr KTvire ihroofhoui iha cooDiry over a long period of lime, followed br coadutivc CMS at iht 2.

U'llbur Shaw, ibrcc-ciae winner af the lodiJiupolif 500 -Mtle Race, and BOW prrudoil of ibe Speedway, mada the mr pertoaillr driTing on a lira wbicb purpoiclr dataaced that it wogid blow out. S. Tlic damaged tire blew oat while Wilbur Shaw intcling 80 an hour. There was no suddm twene and oo danrcrotjf tujc at the Meerinj; wheel and he continued around the track at high speed before bringing the or to a oomul ttop. 4.

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