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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-04-24, Page 3'1=n= 1.•0•• AMM. 2 Men for Dyehouse Department 2 Men for Shipping Department _=-- i 10 Women for Yarn Finishing Department Steady Work With Good Wages Vacation With Pay 5 Day Week an•••••• ^INIMPO • -111••••• • 41=11MS .01•1111. ••••••••• MMIONI1 5 Men for Spinning Department 12 Boys for Various Jobs 411•1110mil. 41•11..1 .111.1101$ AMP. 411MMONN • 'IMMO • 111=11.1m• + lonlam • •••••=. • ..m.•••• • 0.11••• .1•11.11 'OMR. 0.11101•• • 41•00... amp.. 110•111100 40••••1 •••••••• IMMI••• 41011011•1 ARE YOU LOOM FOR A JOB? Maitland Spinning Mills, Ltd. Have The Following Openings CANADIAN PROSPECTORSEN ROUTE TO YELLOWKNIFE Harry Meting, LEFT, spokesman or fora group of veterans of 84lat Engineer.,, gives send-off to Pete, ItICAIT, and Chuck Schwerdt, Canadian Pros, .peetors, at LaGuardia airport, NeW 'nide, plus one buckdt inscribed, "Fill and return to the 3418V, The 341st patronized !Muskeg-Pote's only hot dog Stand Jn te- Yukon, when they were stationed On Akan highway' thd war. Schwerdis .are returning to Yellowknife, elost to the &Old Circle, where they have. made a tlelt gold strike, They tyro stopping off at San 1'rattciseo to give share of their debug to .0t•• Sgt. Ted Elbert, .another 341st Vet, who grubstake them with, money that resulted in the stripe, WE ARE . AGENTS for COUNTER CHECK BOOKS PRINTED GUMMED TAPE MADE HY appktO4d_ 'JAPER PROIDUCT5 Styles (or every bus,nes VarrCOS color,s .and des en Samples suggeshons .,rid prices without obhmstiour The Advance-Times Phone 34. Stop Look Ask! • IF YOU NEED IT, WE HAVE IT TIRES and TUBES POULTRY EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC and OIL BROODERS WIRE FENCE and STEEL POSTS ROOFING OF ALL KINDS GRASS SEED and SEEDS IF YOU DON'T SEE IT: ASK FOR IT AT THE • Belgrave Co-Op. Store BELGRAVE 'PHONE 14 - 4, Brussels "HOME ACRES" Poultry Farm and Hatchery Elmer J. Farrish & Sons Gorrie, Ont. THIRTY years ago this Spring we purchased our first baby chicks, and since that time we have been in the poultry business con- tinually. We now have a poultry plant of which we are justly proud. We have made a study of culling and selection for egg pro. duction and meat type, and when you purchase your chicks you get the benefit of our experience. All the parent stock is blood-tested annually. This year we offer you the following in Baby Chicks: S C White Barred Rock x Leghorns W. Leghorns Mixed Pullets March aild April 14c 29c May .... 13c 27c June 12c _ 25c Leg. Cox R&L Cox 3c 14. Hamp. x N. Hamp. x B. Rock L. Sussex Mixed Pullets March and April 15c 25c May - 14c 24c June 13c 23c Heavy Cox, all season.....Sc ero , ONTARIO FARM SERVICE 9 Richmond Street East, FORCE, I Toronto 1, Ontario. I ............... .................... In UM NMI I Available fl.otts .. : .. .............. to. ....... .... ... 111 Town.... . 47 YOUNG CANADIANS Want to spend your summer earning good money ... under pleasant work- ing conditions on a sunny Ontario farm? For any young man or woman over the age of sixteen, the an- swer is eassr...elip awl mail the above cempon without delay! Ontario Farm Service Force camps open as early as April 15th. Operated under experienced Y.W.C.A. leadership, they are fully staffed and afford ample recreational facilities, trnployment ott sur- rounding farms is carefully supervised, and pay is good for every willing worker. Remember, a hungry world is crying for more food and our farmers are desperately short-handed. loin the Ontario farm < Service Force today! DOMINION-PROVINCIAL COMMIFTEE ON FARM LABOR AGRICULTURE- LABOUR ...tolUCATION Please send further information and an application form II for the Ontazio Farm Service Force. Name .. ................................ 4ge ........ eldeiress .... .... (16 or over) PAGE THRE4' THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Thursday, April 24th, 194 --4 PHONE 2 . LISTOWEL ..- , _ - FJ111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 TAKE A TIP 1. Try a small paintbrush for cleaning •,-. = hard-to-get-at ,corners, - 2. A paste made of equal portions of = salt and flour moistened with vine- Maitland. Spinning Mills, Limited -- gar will lend luster to discoloured Bar- den, Wash off with water. brass or copper. Let the paste liar- = 3. Dust walls from the floor up, The fine threads of dust hang down. Best implement is a broom covered with flannel. 4. The window sills should be easier to keep clean if you wax them after 5. vH'aosttilsitlecgl'eanitig is no time to wear yourself out cleaning silver by hand, Drop silverware into a pan where each piece can touch an aluminum pie plate and cover silver w water. To each quart add 1 tsp, salt and 1 tbs-p, baking soda. Bring the solu- tion to a boil and tarnish should 01111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111112 APPLY TO (accumulate in ARV luattse, spent To prove in caring thatn f pa ie r vciltivipantli ennutt a day F es CARE ANP OPERATIONwilQl ,pay VACUUM CLEANERS good dividends, NOM! Operation (1) Place the cleaner on the rug and with the handle in operatingompition adjust the nozzle so that there is a small space between it and the rug, When the motor is turned "ON" the IMMO r•ug will come to the nozzle; if an ag- igator type 'the rug should vibrate just in front of the cleaner when the motor Imam= is turned "ON". Automatic agitating machines do not require this attention, (2) Move the electric vacuum clean- er lengthwise of the rug, slowly, Each section should be gone over twice in order to remove imbedded dirt, (3) Carry the cord in your free hand and avoid tangling it with furniture MIME, =NM MOM or cards. NORM MIME (4) Turn off the motor if there is MIN= an interruption-furniture to be moved, door bell to be answered, etc. (5) Always turn the switch "Off" = before pulling out the plug at the out- let. (6) Attachments should be used first. Care of Vacuum Cleaner (1) Before using the electric vacu- um cleaner pick up tacks, pins and all sharp objects, as well as live matches. These may cut or burn the belt of a sees motor-driven brush or they may pun- cture the dust bag. (2) After each use empty the dust bag. Shake the dirt into a paper bag so that dust is not scattered again. (3) Wind the cord loosely so that the fine wires inside are not damaged. ((4) Dust off the cleaner after each 1,•••••11 411111MINI •••••• 111•▪ 11••• 1•01•1•10 ,1111411 11•••••• MIME* •••••111 MOM.. Wynne. eiNs••• Mem•O• %MEMO ••••••6 0.110.1 •••••11 011•1•••1 •••••110 i=111•10 MEN= 111111=11. •••••• 64•111•10 ••••••• MOM. OMNI. use. 4•1110M MEMO (5) Clean off all attachments. = Special Care (1) The dust bag should be turned inside out and brushed off, every 4 months. (2) Remove all hairs, threads, etc., carefully, once a week. (3) Oil the cleaner according to the manufacturer's directions. Usually 3 or 4 drops of graphite oil every 4 months is all that is necessary. Over lubrica- tion is harmful, too. (4) Worn or frayed cord, belt or brush of the agitator cover should be replaced. SHERBONDY'S COFFEE =SHOP LUNCHES MEALS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Fruit Juices in stock Next to Lyceum Theatre WINGHAM Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If you suffer from rheumatic, arthritic, or neuritic pain, try this simple, inexpensive home recipe, Get a package of Ru•ex Prescription from your druggist, Mkt it with a quart of water, add the juice of 4 lemons. It's easy and pleasant,' You need only 2 tablespoonfuls two times a day. Often within 48 hours--somcdrnes over- night-splendid results are obtained. If the pales ate not quickly relieved and if you do nor feet better, Ru-est PrescriptioA will cost you nothing to try. Your money refunded if it does hat help you. Your druggist has or can get Bit-er for you. IV101CMONs PRUO STORE Specializing in Cemetery Work Only BOX 373---'PHONE 450 Wm. Brownlie Inscriptions Repairing Sandblasting Memorials 25 years experience WINGI-IAM - -ONT. Orders should be plated at boOti es possible The Latest iri Portable Sandblast Equiptnent disappear hi five or ten minutes. 6, You may be storing several tin or iron utensils for the summer. If this be so, make them rust-proof by rubbing with unsalted fat. 7, Never dash ordinary salt into cast aluminum pans, It causes a pitted 411151l' probably have one member in .* ,* *. You your' family who thinks there is no dessert in the world like apple crisp. He is not far wrong, particularly if you use the following recipe and take enough cream from the top of the milk bottle to whip and plaCe on the des- sert just 'before serving, Be sure to add to the cream, besides a little brown sugar, a pinch of nutmeg. (You, will likely have to explain to the fam- ily that the specks of nutmeg are not dirt but they will forget about this when they taste it.) APPLE CRISP 113 cup oatmeal, 114 cup sugar, 118 tsp, soda, 118 tsp. baking pow- der, 112 cup whole wheat flour, 118 tsp, salt, 1(4 cup fat (preferably good quality vegetable fat,) Place sliced apples in shallow bak- ing dish and place in moderate oven until apples become soft. Then light- ly spread the above mixture, -suhich has been combined in the order given and is of a crumby consistency, over the apples. Place in oven and leave until the crust is delicately browned, Serve hot with whipped cream or rich milk, This dessert may be successfully made substituting rhubarb, prunes or fresh, peaches instead of the apples. If you do not happen to have oatmeal in the house, we have found that the whole wheat alone is almost nice. And let us celebrate with a few dat- es using them in a good old fashioned steamed pudding. Nothing is more popular 'With the men and here is a recipe utilizing rolled oats: STEAMED DATE PUDDING 1 cup flour, 1 tsp. baking soda, 113 tsp, cinnamon, 112 tsp. salt, 112 tsp. allspice, 116 tsp. ginger, 112 cup pitted chopped dates, 314 cup raisins, 114 cup milk, 1 egg, 4 tbsps, melted fat. Combine dry" ingredients. Add milk and beaten egg, then melted fat. Place in a well greased bowll and cover tightlly with wax paper. Steam for two hours, Serve with brown sugar sauce. Our muffins and desserts take. on a new significance when whole wheat flour or oatmeal is used in place of the white flour. And here again we add vitamins and minerals galore which cannot be stored in the body and hence need regular replenishing. WHOLE WHEAT MUFFINS 1 114 cup whole wheat flour, 4 tbsps, sugar, 3 112 tsps. baking powder, 112 tsp, salt, 1 egg, 1 cup milk, 3 tbsps, melted fat. 'Sift flour, baking powder arid add sugar. Beat egg, acid milk and melted fat and pour into a well made in the centre of the dry ingredients. Stir un- it:tied:imp and place in muffin tins. Bake in electric (Weil at 400 degrees, 20 min- OATMEAL DROP COOKIES 314 cup fat, 1 cup brown sugar, 3 eggs, 2 cups flour, 2 cups oat- meal, 1 112 tsps. cinnamon, 1 112 tsps. allspice, 1 112 tsp. salt, 1 113 cup raisins, 112 cup sour milk, 1 112 taps. baking soda. Cream fat acid sugar and cream well. Add eggs and beat. Sift dry ingred- ients. Add raisins. Add alternately with milk to first mixture. Drop on greased cookie sheet and bake in an electric oven at 375 degrees until gol- den brown. * - TAKE A TIP Rules for Good Tea Biscuits 1. Use accurate tested recipes. 2. React the entire recipe and visual- ize each step. 3. Use quality ingredients. They are arc the most economical in the long run, 4, Prepare pans before starting to work, Dust lightly with Mom 5. Preheat oven ten minutes before you need to bake. If you are not sure of oven control place a. piece of unglazed white paper in the pre- heated oven and if it browns in -half tis eetnat_iteetiltleriswitslere uhsoet 4t2e5mt(feig•artetterse, 6. Use level measurements for all' in- gredients, be systematic and accur- ate. and results will not vary. 7, Sift flour before measuring, then measure amount recipe requires. Sift again with the baking powder and other dry ingredients to blend theta evenly. 8. Handle quickly and lightly and only enough to give the dough a smooths appearance. As little flour as possiblle should be dusted on the bake board. Dough is then patted or rolled lightly to even thickness. Use a floured cutter to press out. biscuits., 9. Place baking part iii the centre of the middle shelf, Two pans should be plated so that there is a space around them. THE QUESTION BOX Mrs, E. N7. asks: How to protect woolens 'from moths Answer: Laundering kills Moth eggs and larvae. Woolens not used regular- ly in summer butt not stared, should be cited frequently unless treated to resist damage. To store, wrap freshly laundered articles, treated to resist damage. To store, wrap .freshly latm- demi articles immediately in strong. paper and, seal tightly with gummed tape Or store in a well-made cedar • chest, Several new 'fabrics are now labelled moth-tesistard. T. 7, Says: We have found that a rug-oushion adds tomfert and in- Hello Homemakersl From washing dishes three times a day to the annual spring housecleaning, the everlasting cleaning goes on. It must have been observation of woman's endless attack on dirt that spurred manufacturers to make those perpetual motion cleaners. The vacuum cleaner is a real help durihg housecleaning, This machine cannot pick up sharp objects but does take the imbedded dirt out of any fab- ric thoroughly. When you de-moth the clothes closet and remove the ac- cumulation above window frames and doorways the attachments will do the work easily for you. You may make mental notes of the above but the engagement of a decor. ator should be done immediately by letter or phone in order that your schedule will be in accordance with his time table. (Hope he will be able to keep his date.) It is also time to set= ect your wallpaper and paint. Many people are reverting to the new versa- tile papers for walls thus it is wise to make an early selection, and you can jot down the date to send the drapes and slip covers to the cleaners so they will be back when your rooms are fresh, With all this done you can clean out drawers and cupboards, This job takes time as you know and it takes courage for me to say this: be ruthless in disposing of the bits of "junk" that creases the life of our rugs. May I suggest that housecleaning time is op- portune for turning around the big rugs. We have also planned to paint the screen doors and window screens while the decorator is in the house. R. says: If you find rubber gloves difficult to wear while cleaning it's a good idea to wear a pair of worn cotton ones underneath. If evolution works, Nature will pro- duce a pedestrian who can jump three ways at once.