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.iiianiflii! 
Tubbs 
Rabbits in an ab¬ 
sorbing variety of 
funny poses cover 
the chintz of the 
curtains and up¬ 
holstery. Rag rugs 
are on the floor, 
their sturdiness 
withstanding the 
constant patter of 
small feet 
The Devereux 
Milburn nursery 
at Westbury, 
L. I., is stocked 
with the things 
that children love, 
from animal de¬ 
sign rugs to veloci¬ 
pedes. Peabody, 
Wilson & Brown, 
architects 
Painted furniture 
is particularly 
good for the nur¬ 
sery. It is not 
easily marred, can 
be kept free of 
dust, is cheery 
and lends itself to 
simple bird and 
animal decoration. 
Miss Quacken- 
bush, decorator 
In the nursery be¬ 
low are four fea¬ 
tures of special 
appeal to the chil¬ 
dren: a real play¬ 
house, a thicket 
of growing geran¬ 
iums, a swing in 
the doorway, and 
beyond a carpen¬ 
ter’s bench for the 
boys 
NURSERIES 
THAT FULFILL 
THEIR MISSION 
Harting 
