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WILMETTE LIFE, FRlDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924 Now SUN PORCH ncertainty could lder IWU'antee to ~ It is an inveat. IS ELECI'RICAL FOR BREAKFAST Charming Sun Room Effect "Modem Apartments" An Ally to Better Homes . A co!lsistcnt ally for better homes, m helpmg deve lo,> gcod ta s!e, arc th e 'model apartmtnts" Hh.ch r~tai l storemaintain on th eir floors and which show home furnishing s in thf' .r home setting. Thousands of the ~e ;..;,:.rtment s, which ha~e been installed hy mer- which a coal fur. Room Should be Wired for Every Convenience, Writer Declares chants, ilre bein1 continued in rt:tail establishments. They are being introduced &!I a new idea in metropolitan and mall town stores . The reason for all this is be(:ause there "mode\ apartments" sell an idea as well as merchandise. With the coming of this apartment idea retail merchants are cutting out di!.pla y feature that do not promise sure results. IRUGSI----....-. ~~ \ "a luahle Rugs and Carpets rest,ored t u their original color, cleanliness and ,· undi t inn by Native skilled labor. E fti(ient processes and sanitary fire J·r~·t' i workrooms. .\ guarantee of ·ati sfaction. mea-is now ill AndNokolia ting svstenu .. ter-a Nokolvea auaranteea of Delightful Place to Start the Day roiL approached bv By S. E. DEVENJSH '! It t' ~un porch. according to archil, , ·, ~pec ializing in designing homes. ;, lt kc the rocking ch air, purely an Wl"-c. NY bic:a1o ~or boiler iYeraity 7428 itchen Aid Ffor You ror bread, cakes, pte, Kin· nuts, rolls, etc. f~!~o or two dozen, to cup, or as many as nalse (drops the you oil ~-Icings; batter !or pan- s, ~~c. evaporated 8 other Ingredients. ms fudge, fondants etc. nt, it fr eezes Ice cr~ama, 8 ' o r any frozen dessert. e, chips Ice, chops meat, 8, purees, through a 1 ri he sun porch began to come into I j~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii it-"· present prominence and as bungalow II huilrling spread eastward the sun porch hecatnt' more and more a distinct featun· ,,f American domestic architecture. T<1clay, this sun porch, with glass sides winter and screens for summer, is c·m-,idcrcd by many just as essential a part ni the home as the living room, the dining room, or both. In fact, many ian11lit·~ make more use of the sun porch than they do of any other portion ui the house. From early morning unti l Inn~ after dark it is frequently the plaCl' "!Kre the family congregates. lJurill!-( the winter months nothing is qn tr.: 'O cheering as the welcome ll'armth n[ the sun's rays as they filter thrnugh the inrlosing glass. \Vhat, therein n. cr.ulcl he more delightful than to · 1 , Ill mk ia-t in the sun porch? There ·, Inti nm· possible drawback- the nuis:lt'<'·' ca rrying the food "from the ·· ··, · Thi s, however, many sun porch · :·bn-· a-t~ overcome by having it supph·d with a couple of heavy duty con" III<'IICt' outlets. Into these can be '< plul!gul the cords of the necessary elect ric tahle cooking appliances. This done. tht· coffee starts percolating, the eggs hnili ng. anci bread toa sting, while the iami h· hathC'd in the clea r winter sunl'~ht ·eats its fruit. .\ n11· rica n inYcntion. Just when · '" 1 came into general use is to say. Shortly after Calif·" nia ns horrowed the bungalow 1, I'<' of residence construction from Inb.tr d John Nazarian Founded 1915 578 Lincoln A~emae WINNETKA Wa...tt.\ PhonP.s Winaetb S 727 .,...,..do. for a Home WltJl No Saa ltooal .__ Ideal Plac:e to Lounae Thcu, a~a in on a winter evening, the In pastry. the temperature (either whatever product lt 11 more! ~ es-and ed , but will purchase itchen-Aid makes r woman who sees uy, he or she has al for it and gives bout our mach ine Kitchen-Aid sayachine a yea~ agv wanted to own a a Kitchen-Aid man erview. sun porch lighted by sevelectric la"lpS makes an tdeal place to lounge, read the evening 1:apcr, or play bridge or mah-jongg. . omething about its informality makes 1t especially restful after a strenuous day at home or in the office. When spring begins to melt into summer and the glazed sides of the sun porch can be replaced by screens, then it is that it actually becomes the center ni family life. Wired fo r the use of electrical appliances it is an ideaf place inr iuforma l afternoon entertaining. As thl' Wl'athcr gets warmer members of the iami ly just naturally gravitate there. The breezes blowing in through the 'creening make it the coolest spot of the entire house. Likewise, when protected by suitable netting, one may sit here after dark reading by the light of a conveniently placed electric lamp, ununmolested by buzzing mosquitoes. On the hottest night of summer the electrical equipment which enabled you to enjoy a sun porch breakfast in the dead of winter again comes to your aid. Bring out the electric fan and plug it into the same convenience outlet that supplied the current for percolating the j breakfast coffee and loll at your ease . in its refreshing breeze. T hese are but some of the uses that 1 can be made of a sun porch that is wired for electricity. Others equally as prac-~ tical will suggest themselves to you as you begin to rn2ke the most of this most ?elightful portion of the modern AmerIcan home. . In arranging for the electrical wiring. of your porch include several convemence outlets-one in the center of the floor, if possible-and either a ceiling luminaire or two or three siue wall fixtures. Such an installation enables you to make the fullest use of it throughout the year. ~tcam-heattll ~ra l sulxlued Here, Indeed, Is A Better Home BEAUTJFCL home-in a setting A of tall shady elms-on a broad avenue fringed with wide parkwaysclose to schools, churches, stores and trains, yet in a most quiet and desirable neighborhood. A home that cost $3,000,()()()-new and moclern in every detail- with a liveried doorman at your service always -and a retinue of over one hundred maids, housemen, chefs, butlers, etc., at your beck and call. A home with vour own exclusive barber shop. hairdresser and floristwith a private garage in direct connection, beautiful ballrooms, numerous dining rooms and a spacious roof garden with a wonderful playroom for the little folks. . \nd a home where every Sunday you are entertained with a concert by the hest artists and where throughout the \\'eek you enjoy the informal sociability of the best people at bridge· and dancing. Truly THE ORRI~GTON is a IMtter home-no taxes, no interest on investment. no depreciation, no heat, light, gas, ice or fire insurance bills; no servants' wages or maintenance costs. Little wonder so many have come to THE ORRINGTON to live-amid greater luxurte~. greater conveniences and finer service than one could possibly have in a private home. I I ee Kitchen-Aid in ged to buy. Our s. We are proud not annoy you or e." If you buy a u want it, not beill bring Kitchen o you. We mean osts you nothing, Send the coupon fiELPINC THE COLDFISH Here is a helpful hint for better success in keeping your piscatorial pets: On the outside of your goldfish bowl, or globe, paint the bottom and a~ut t~o inches above the bottom wtth ·dark green paint. Thts adds greatly to the comfort of your _water pets. They will not swim so wtldty, but seek the bottom and rest. Pretty castles can be build of ~ough pebbles and ~ement, by choosbg a ceme.nt that '!"·11 not be affected .Y water, and also tunnels, projection~ and nooks, which will be ap-~ prectated by the fish. There are still available for the winter a few furnished and unfurnished apartments which we will be glad to show you. monatration CLUE AND OILCLOTH · en-Aid at work in . this demonstrat ion ................... r hone No ........ . New oilcloth that is losing its luster may be made to look fresh and last longer by treating it to a thin of glue. The oncleth should be thorouahly with a weak suds of a neu~ra1 soap, then apply the Flue water With a flannel doth at m1ht · and it will be bard and dry and ready for use in the mornina. I LUMOll