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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-09-26, Page 10WORLD'S LARGEST ALUMINUM SMELTER WILL BE BUILT IN B.C. • *Row Trade Mark Rubber - Marboleum TILE Sold and Laid Repair Work Built-in Cupboards General Contracting Bennett Contracting Company Roy E. Bennett, PHONE 447 WiNGHAM - • times during the year, as this pit- vents 'the formation of seed. The other three varieties are per- enpals en' generally grow in old meadows eed pastures. The Upright has larg r flowers than the Rough Cinquefoil and has 3 to 7 leaflets in ,each leaf. Silver (;m• quefoil is distinguished by its five foliate leaves which are silvery white on the low': The last of these varieties-Silv.:r Weed-is a creeping Cinquefoil. It can be quite easily re- cognized by its pinnate leaves, which are green above and silvery white ommosnamatyn.paa, Now is the Time to Consider HEATING REQUI 1EMENTS For Next Winter WE CAN Instal Complete Coal or Oil Fired Winter Air Conditioning with Modern Square Duct work WE CAN Instal Complete New Gravity Systems WE CAN Instal Replacement Furnaces WE CAN Instal an Oil Burner on Your Present System WE CAN Convert Your Gravity System to Forced Circulation Wingham Box 452 Estimates HERB. A. FULLER CONTACT Metal Fabricating Wingham Ontario Phone 760 Without Obligation LLOYD G. CARTER CANADA; • .• 9?isti19, ... to drive your car when pieeisa...sAYs a. your neig Sea hbourhood "SUPER:Mg" dealer ". ; . to give my customers "SUPERTES1" Service that satisfies and makes them want to come back. Careful, attentioo to the adiator, a thorough windshield sad. to job, an accurate check of tre ressure, battery and oil---they all add up to the kind of service every custom likes l'' 9t O pie4thitik„„,,spis Mr. R. J. Garner, 66 Montgomery St., Peterborough, Ontario " • . to drive vvhen you know your car has been, cotapietely serviced by "SUPERTES1" dealer who knows his business. He takes care of nay car just " like his own. AV .09,0W: Or, •;/ • complete mvpliff -war Servke keeps et humming It's a pleasure to drive your car, when it's running perfectly. Cars are like people- they need attention to "do their stuff" as they should. Nothing makes a car behave better than regular attention at a "SUPERTEST" Station. "SUPERTEST" dealers are always glad to see you drive in for free and friendly service. "SUPERTEST" dealers are independent business men working in and for their own communities-it's 4 pleasure to do business with them. Copyright, 1951 ill'AGE TEN tHE WINGTIAM ADVANCE-TIMES WK,ONESBAY, $131.1r., 20the 19511: ed you of Coney Island, except that you could purchase cans of fresh or frozen juice to take home. 11. Eveirione who visited "Design for Living", spent considerable time among the collection of modern rooms decorated with home furnish- ings and appliances made by Canad- ian manufacturers. 12. Kitchen units for counter and wall cupboards fitted into every style of home. They were made of steel or plywood with many added features such as spice shelves, revolving shelves, bread boxes, towel bars, cup racks and so on. 13. At least eight manufacturers displayed a home freezer. We believe this equipment is now on every bud- get list of a rural homemaker, The demonstrators at the C.N.E. proved the value of the home freezer. 14. A timely display regarding the cooking of meats explained how to get the most servings per pound. One roast cooked at a high temperature looked shriveled and dry beside a sim- ilar cut of meat cooked at a constant even temperature which was large and tempting-to-eat. 15 Knives were being sold at every kitchen gadget booth. Although there HO The most important thing to hap- pen to the province of British Co- lumbia since the coming of the transcontinental railroads is new $550,000.000 Aluminum Co. of Can- ada project which is now under way at K.timat. A 200-mile front of peak-studcied virgin northland is REIT* ASPHALT SHINGLES Fire-Resistant Lasting Colourful Available in many Styles Take your building problems to your Barrett Dealer -Central Press Canadian dam is being thrown across th4 Nechako river canyon to reverse the flow of some of the Fraser, river's source waters. Above, Franli Calder, an engineer with Alcan, seen measuring the flow of thl Ootsa river from a cable car. Hello Homemakers! Did you at- tend the Canadian National Exhibi- tion? If so, how nmeti did you see in one day? We joined the crowd who heard Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and must have been inspired by the sta- mina of that great humanitarian who is known the world over for "My Day". Here are glimpses of a few of the manufacturers' themes which may be of interest to the busy home- maker. 1. There are electric dryer= with controlled heat, with or ?:1`, e'ut fans. with or without time c whieh have been approved with safety. 2. The food chopper attachment which has an additional power unit for an electric food mixer was being demonstrated, 3. A series of nursery rhymes made a meat and shortening demonstration memorable in regard to the various ways to prepare meat. 4. When we listened to a pleasant voice while holding a revolver to our car we learned of the tremendous job of providing today's telephone strvice, yet a new telelucane is bent& installed in Canada every 73 seconds during every working hour. 5. When we heard th; gigantic rumble of Niagara Falls and saw the mist rising we could visual..ze more electricity in the future as the com- mentator explained construction of a new hydro power station. 6. New designs in dishes by Cana- dian potters aro traditional yet con- ventional. The colors and artwork will look well in both the formal and informal setting. 7. In the Australian exhibit we saw glass jars of canned whole pineapple and also canned raw bananas, being slashed away by over 2,000 men and a million dollars worth of machinery to clear a road and site for the giant new smelter and a city which will eventually house 50,000 people, To power largest aluminum shelter in the world the commonwealth's biggest earthen seemed to be a wide selection of knives we noticed women buying knives with the shank stuck in a wooden handle in preference to the more durable type of handle which is always rivetted on. 16. Points on using navy whit beans were being advertised as an ec- onomical supper dish. We shall list the hints here: Pick over white beans and wash thoroughly. Soak in cold water to cover (use 3 cups water to 1 cup beans) overnight. If possible, use soft water. Drain off the soft water and cook beans in fresh salted wa- ter at simmering point. For good flavour, season beans well. Baked Beans 2 cups white (navy) beans 14 lb. pork fat 3 tbsps. brown sugar 3 tbsps. molasses tsps. salt 1/:2 tsp, dry mustard '/i cup minced onion 2 tbsps, catsup 2 1/.: cups water With pressure saucepan: Soak beans in water to cover, overnight. Drain and place in bottom of pressure sauce- pan with other ingredients. Cook at 15 lbs. pressure for 50 minutes. Makes about 6 cups. Braised Short Ribs (An economical meat, cooked delic- iously tender). Brown pieces of short ribs in a skil- let with a little fat; (Do not cover to broWn). Then add tomato juice to al- most cover the meat and cover the pan. Cook in a preheated electric oven of 325 degrees for two hours. Time of cooking will vary, depending upon the thickness of the meat. WEED OF THE WEEK- Cinquefoils Cinquefoils, usually called "Voverty Weeds" get this name from their habit of growing on "poverty" soils- that is, soils which are low in fertil- ity. According to J. W. McRae, Field- man for the Crops Branch, Ontario Department of Agriculture, Cinque- foils-like some people-cannot stand too much prosperity, and the easiest way to control these weeds is to im- prove the soils on which they are growing. He goes on to point out that there are four distinct varieties of Cinque- foils, of which only one-Rough Cin- quefoil-is an annual. Rough Cinque- foil is usually found in hay fields and the seed is an impurity in Tim- othy seed. It has 3 leaves on an up- right hairy stem, The small, bright yellow flowers form a terminal clus- ter. Mr. McRae states it can be read- ily controlled by clipping several ^ + e Carmichael's the place to cash your family allowance cheque and get 5% off on all purchases of Children's Clothing, sizes 2 - t2 years. G. Alan Williams Optometrist In former office of Dr. R. C. Redmond Patrick St., Wingham Professional Eye Examinations Phone 770 Evenings by appointment Underneath. The flowers are also yellow and resemble the Buttercup. Mr. McRae points out that as the last three mentioned above are per- ennials, they are more difficult to control than Rough Cinquefoil. How- ever, he feels that where possible the field should be broken up, cultivated and put under a short rotation of crops. Where this is neither possible nor practical, infested pastures may often be improved by sowing a good permanent pasture mixture and by the judicious use of commercial fer• tilizers. Apparently Cinquefoil can withstand neither prosperity in the form of fertile soil, nor competition* from legumes and grasses. Thus, he says, one of the best methods of con- Aga I $12.04 Men Women 114 21 $18.48515. on W $26171e2n 25 15,24 17.64 22.08 25.20 30 10.98 22.08 28.08 32.16 35 24.12 28.01 36.60 91.80 4 40 31.44 38.60 49.68 56.88 11 42.60 49.60 -TOW 82.08 50 61.56 71.64 116.4T 133.20 ANNUITIES BRANCH DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR trolling this weed is to increase the fertility of the soil, This atitomatlettily; improves the stands of more favour- able crops and hence Cinquefoil will soon be crowded out. flaselzrove',s SMOKE SHOP - for - Smokers' SUNDRIES MAGAZINES SOFT DRINKS Please send me information showing how a Canadian Government Annuity can bring ma security at low cost. My name is (Mr./Mrs,/Miss) I live at Date when Annuity to start Date of Birth understand that the information I give will ' - be hold confidential. W 1111 01111alidllill 1 /11111E1111111111111111141111111111111111111111rA MR. A. 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