SOFT LIGHTS

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 146, 17 March 1934, Page 15

SOFT LIGHTS

A dinner table looks wonderfully attractive under a soft light. So turn out the glaring lights and use caudles! Drawing-room treasures appear at their best. So try an amber bulb in tho standard lamp. Yon will be astonished at the good effect it will create, You look your loveliest. So see that you sit in a “kind” light. A hard, strong light is bound to show up blemishes and even create them! You can read in comfort. Choose shades for reading lamps with the greatest care, that your eyes may not be unduly tried'. A hall presents a cosy welcoming appearance. Many householders light their halls like railway stations, instead of like friendly reception rooms. Help the furniture to look its best Indeed, it is downright cruelty to let pastel shades in decorations be ruined by strong lights. Let lighting help to make your home beautiful 1 Some singers sing because they must. The urge to slug is on them thrust— By nature’s gift and culture’s plan They slug sweet songs because they can. But even such cannot, of course. S|ng at their best when 111 and hoarse— For clear.toned, soulful song assure By taking Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt.