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LUCKNOW,. 'ONTARIO'
WEDNESDAY; MAY 25th, • 1955
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKERTON
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We are -the Only manufae
tnrers: in this part of Ontario
.,Out high class, monuments
who import. granite from the
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-Old •Country yin the r•
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the carload and: process; f rom
therough to the . finished
monument. No middleman.
When choosing { a Monument
aline and see lone, of . the
largest selections in Ontario.
Estalilished'oiter sixty years.'
Write or phone Walkerton 8
and: reverse charges. '
SKELTON
MEMO
RIALS
_ WAL1 ERTON
One reason for a dog's.popt-
• . ' 1ity ' i ''that ' it's histail that
rags,., not his' tongue. ' , '
ROSEMARY • THYME
Spring is really the most beau-
tifuli •tiane of the year, but some. -
times I think we are. too busy
to appreciate it. sufficiently, • There
are. so many things to do
the; yard and flower beds fairly
scream ' (for - attention the
grass -begins to ,;grow like''.'mad
it The sfalri
:afters; th_e.,
shines• into. the corners. :,in tire.
house :that it ;missed all. winter;.
and you must.. decide to do :. a.
great deal more painting than
:you had .planned. The fragrance
of flowering. currant •drifts in,
through , the window. above the
smell of paint, ..and I promise
myself that `tomorrow' 'I will..
take..time' out. to go •out and en-.•
joy. tlhie fine Weather. Usually,.
'tomorrow'. I talkiyse'lf • 'out :of
it, 'and •tell„myself I„must 'tear
the paper. off the den, or polish'
the 'silver or something like that.
But today I did allow myself to
be talked into going for a `drive
and a short hike. We carne, home
laden with .wild • apple. blossoms
which 'are filling the house with
fragrance::: An hour away from
work. sends. , you' back with .re-
n_ewed . vigor . orelse aa. coin-
,plete distaste for • picking up
where you left off! •
I've been painting: a' bit, and
tave, found that the very best
hing for, removing paint from
•your hands is baby oil; a little:
goes .a long way, and it leaves
your hands nice ,and soft, instead'
oIf drying out your skin as kern--
sene or turpentine does. Cut an.
'old rubber. ballin hal£ arid • crit
a slit to push the handle . of 'the
paint brush'tihrough,' so that you
have 'a cup to cateh the drips..
and prevent paint from running
down, your arm. " t
As well .. • asainting ,ve
, l : ha
been tearing per off the.walls
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_and_ dri.one room _ I_•removed five
layers, and. then a coat of • dark
brawn murpseo; two Morelayers
,of, paper 'and the final surface I
came to was a dark green paint
or ;muresco, to. which. I' had ; to
• take a wire brush, I must have
told you : of. thea' five layers of
linoleum that 'stretched across'
the . house! There are .•rio short'
cuts in household hints' for this
sort :of thing ... You can spray
with hot water or, soak .it well
it iso still a real ' job. I can
only conclude • that I , have a real
affection for old houses, or my
patience would be, ekhhausted be-
fore it is..
And 'now for ;some -hints
White ,spots ori-.furnitifrre may
b.e 'removed ''by 'spreading :a thick
coat of petroleum jelly ower the
area and allowing to stand • for
48 hours 'before wiping off' •
.o..,,: :•�' v., s:;•.. •,:. .:,.:: : y ;..a,:,..o:."..•ct:. r.:•...,..,::n . • When. sewing• plastic materials.
:"�it3► • •. o.* a i:5:•.� �! i i!a.;:!� 7.+:1* i s * i!:> ?� .�4!� .C:t �' ,ig i:ior
• - - on the ,e�uving machine; 'a light
dusting. of • talcum' powder will
prevent their `'sticking', together.
.A ' large towelrack on your.
bedroom ':or . clothes closet 'door
makes a convenient placeto hang
an extra blanket.
Soften lipstick smears with.
glycerine. before' washing in soap;
suds.
TIMES MORE
ENERGY
AT THE START
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This is the -year your chicks can havi'a'-head start toward
better pay. ' CALOGEN leads the way... Calogen is, Swift's •
'Phone 181
Kincardine
PAYING HIGHEST PRICES FOR
LIVE POULTRY
Poultry Culling . A Specialty .:
In accordance with government. regulations our, poultry
• coops' are thoroughly washedand disinfected. •
for your • protection.
Greasy .spotson wallpaper 'can
lie r•:emovdd; .or lessened at least,
by -holding- a; pieee"of blotting
paper over the. .spot 'and pressing
with a'. hot iron. .
When the • sink doesn't . drain,.
try pouring, hot, salt water down
to remove ,grease and odours..
• When your: aluxninum percol_
ator has a dark look; brighten
it by ' boiling water with several
slices of lemon in . it.' Or perk,
'4 tablespoons: of salt instead of
coffee. Rinse well after treat
rnent
• To clean leather articles, chairs
or luggage; 'etc., use equal parts
'of boiled linseed oil and vinegar;
Shake well, apply with soft
cloth and polish well.•
Here is' a .fg_oo& tip:forprotect-
ing the wall behind the kitchen
range • fasten : an ordinary
winsigk shade out • of sight be.
•hir,the range, andplace a hook
several` feet above'; the • .range:
When you are doing any cooking
that_ rriit'' splatter, pull : the
shade. ' up: • and •fasten it to ` the;
.hook; The shade is easily .washed
and rolled, down out • of sight
again There is also a very good
plastic material, ,which comes al-
ready glued,to.-glue to the wall,
on the 'market •now.
When ' .draping .tie back cur. -
tains,, lower the blinds ' to. 'the •"
height you want the ties:: Then, . ' ..
fastene c.hi te_-bak
ca
irig at • the:bottom of the blind,.
Curains will' all be draped alike
with no. bother. '
PERSONALIZED LABELS
We can now stipply•,you. with'
personalized : labels, attractively : .
printed in two . colors., and . in. a,
handy plastic. dispenser. You 're-
•ceave• ; 400 •useful labels for only '
Use thein' to stamp . your •
books, records, letters, packages;
etc: Drop: in and see a sample.
• LITCI NOW 'SENTINEL -•
' BOXED GREETING:•CARDS
Save • money :' by' buying your
greeting cards by the box. T
have in .stock boxes ,of ,.assorted
all occasion, 'floral :• Ipen notes Skid
:floral stationery; also straight'
boxes , of sympathy, , get-welrx
birthday ' cards.
. DON THOMPSbN.
'Phone 43 ' ort'35
SAVE ' HAhF
'For ;a limited „tame we are of.:
fer'ing Reader's Digest . 'for NEW.
subscribers: at half price.. 'Special
Price- . 8 • months for • $1.00.
:DON. TilolyIPSON
• 'Phone .33 or., 35,
175%
150%
125%
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25%
PERCENTAGE OF
PRICE INCREASES IN•'CANADA' SINCE 1941.
173.9 •
86.2
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AVERAGE, ' '; . +.. ALL •
' MATERIALS j HOURLY RATES .; COMMODITIES
FARM ' ..
IMPLEMENTS
,FARM
PRODUCTS
FARM
'..WA,GE RATES
'r:index of;toi'al..;
iron Orod. cts.'
Average. hourly
rates of pay
ltM)sseyHarris•
Ferguson
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1Totil Index of all Index df Max ey= i'Index of'Canad,nn r lr\dex of farm.,
+••commodities. • Harris•,.Ferguson p farm' produr•Iswage rates. "
retail priced, of ;, .
, • • fmplernents and ,• '.
tractofs sold in • ,,
;. Canada;. •.
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new energy ingre ren a e aver-
-ing-222-times-more-epiergy-altan-
grain. It is a special .blend' of
animal fats.an_d associated trace
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nut `ients. Palatability is greatly
increased. You'll see chicks take
to feed quickly ... start off
with surprising growth.
•with• ..
ALO
SPECIAL OFFER! ' •
rAimitted_timer-:ani; -•you-g-et--a••rets-aaetal}le- po
• :BALL POINT PEN •FREE
with. your
First Purchase of Chick Starter
Treleaven Millmg
'PHONE '9y ' Lt.CKlw`OW
aintgiMectat Low Level oilncrease '. .
Throughout the past tenyears farm
implements have offered more•and
More in time anti lab.Q,t raaving�
' advantages In, fact,• owing to the
scarcity'and high ,cost of skilled
Tabour, farmers foundirichaniz-'
ation the, means to maintain their
operations efficiently -and profitably.
And thechar.•tabove clearlyshows
an,outsta•nding achievement by the.
Company in maintaining prices at
a low level of increase over 1941:
The index for Massey -Harris prices
of
Vie
and` tractors sold in
• Canada hasincreased by only 66,8 °o
from -1 V�rfler
4-3 ca theldex o `alI
commodities” shows an "increase. of
7'6.8°0. The index of raw' materials
that go into farm implements is up
by. 80,2% and the inciex of -hourly
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rates of pay in Massey -Harris -
Ferguson Canadian plants is'up.by
, 0
X73.9:V Farm products pricesindex ,
is. 76:1 %o higher and the index :.of
farm labour wage rates. is 170.2%
over that of 1941.
q
place equipment i meri p
e t in the hands
of the farmer at the lowest price
lenient price
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practicable, farrr,L implement ,s•
over the years have been held 'to
anexoeptionallylowlevelofincrease .
in the face of .the . great . advances
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in the cost of labour and materials.
In ability to do a lot of work
quickly 'and ' easily, in quality of
materials and workmanship and .in.
tractors i p
price farm, im iements and
actors offer exceptional. value for ”
the money,
FERGUSON
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Mailers of High,Quality Farm lmpletnents Since 1847.