Wellsville Daily Reporter from Wellsville, New York • Page 6

23. 1976 LIFESTYLE Exciting trends of living incur contemporary world with emphasis on fashions for family and your home. Men's fashions 3-Piece suits 'in' this fall c-; 5 igly Z'-9 iit-T suit. laies vr- pjr. featurei the aii-i.

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S- rZ -ay 'jr. di-sTrcUlM is liiely to S--th raer.uored that this rear's a will feature both buciles aid far.cier leather rnare leisurely ap- In view of the fact that no one single stvle appears to do-rninale the fall fashion scene, both aierchants agreed that Individual can "do their own- thing'' when it comes to choosing clothes for the fall arid winter seasons. Leather outerwear is bigger than ever, according to James Holbrook, co- proprietor of Harkness Clothing. And not only are three-piece suits coming on strong, but leisure suits are' King made to look less casual, be said. Colorful shirts are still fashionable and can be worn with business or leisure suits, Mr.

Holbrook noted. cooler roof cooler house LOUD on A Inspired Fashion Message Dictates A "New Look For Fall" Try The New Styles And Discover A Lovelier You FALL FASHIONS this fall, accordir.g Bring new life to an old trunk Got ar. olc -axxJez iruri hiding LI the att-c'' Hide it more fee cool. onsp autumr. aJternooo.

restore" life this cherished family bej-loom irv refiriishir.g it to a smooth, fir.ish. pro-poses tie Nauor-aJ Paint arid Coatings Association. RefLiisblig is the rocrst practical and method of restoring an ancient truck to its original Deauty. reflecting times fay Whatever the type of rriaho-gony maple, walnut, plan surface preparation and proper varnish application will ensure a finish even would be proud of The first step in re finishing old minis is to mask or remove all straps, wooden knobs, and other pieces of hardware avoid drippings. Next, with coarse sandpaper, begin stripping the trunk down to the bare wood surface, sanding in the direcuor.

of the grain. Continue with a medium grade and finish with a grade paper smaller enclosed areas. use a small brush. Now. wipe with a tack cloth to remove all tracers of sandpaper dust A much easier method of erposmg bare wood is vj use a paint remover The remover softer, all old finishes Brush the paint remover on heavily and let it soar, in for 15 minutes Wipe off If the bare wood doesn't show after SO minute-s.

apply another thick coat Let this soak for 30 minutes more, then wash with lukewarm water Finish sanding with a grade paper for smoothness If your trunk lacks character, staining give it a special glow while allowing it to retain its natural wooden look Use a soft natural bristle brush or soft lir.t-free cloth to apply the stain Some soft or open-grained wood most commonly manogany. ash and walnut. may have undesirable gouges or pores Patch these by filling in with paste wood thinning the paste wood to brushing consistency as bv the manufacture: Brur-r. triis or. ana let it set until it loses its gloss Then across tiie grain with ouriap or coarse sandpaper so that" the paste goes into the gram tnis dry for 24 hours After drying sand with medium sandpaper in the direction of the grain to remove excess filler Sum the sides of the chest first, then the top using eitner pigrnented oii suain or a stain-seaier.

Brush on the stain with average smooth strokes and let penetrate into the wood. When the stain dries to a dull tone, wipe with a clean cloth. If you desire a light apply a thin coat For darker tones add more applications. To intensify tne full beauty, wipe the wood with a lint-free cloth between applications After you get trie desired tone, let it dry overnight To varnish, use a soft, natural D.nstle brush dipped one third of its length into the varnish Varnish only in one direction. the coat has dried thoroughly sand lightly with fine sandpaper until smooth Clean with a lint-free rag Repeat this process until you get the smooth finish vou desire Allow the same amount of drying time between each coat For added P.air for your new trunk, line tr.e ir.side with colorful wallpaper S85.

spraved c-r. are ready for use as irianufactured. and thinriing is usually ly) square ChetK the for the £pP-y i manufacturer's recorr.mer.dec How much heat for the garage? SEW WHAT'S NEW For quick morning starts in winter a heated garage is a real advantage The car's has more life to it. the lubricating oil is not sluggish, the engine's metal parts are not binding. And those vinyl will not freeze the nether parts of your body You need only a bit of heat to do the 40 to 45 degrees inside when it is very cold outside Heating the garage much higher than that serves no purpose, and you would waste more heat to the outside, explains the Better Heating-Cooling Council It can be quite simple to install if you have hot water heat in your home A short length of fin-pipe radiation mounted at the wall can be piped into your existing hydronic tubing in trie adjoining room.

Or you can use the familiar hydronic baseboard mounted at or near the floor. Your heating contractor can tell you how many lineal feet to put probably about half as much as you would need to heat it to 70 degrees With heat in the garage there is an added adjoining room will not lose as much heat through that cold wall ce Special-Up to 40-- off on many items 98cyd. Sew So Fabric Railroad WeBsviMe NY HETTY, a -oNorite ot even cxford weave blended sf-e fabric end zip-CL't svarmer of llcr ''c piis. Fec'ures deep center cc cr, set-in sieeves, front shape s'sir with of course. Thursday Night Jackpot Store CANNON'S LADIES' DEPT.

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