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(2) A,'MV eiK14 eSaptY the dnOt
bag. OhaT40 the dayt llsto papep hag
a° that dust is net scatterCd agazta.
(3) Wind the Cord tooaely so that the
gine wires inside are 15,3. damagcti.
(4) Dust og the eleaner .after each
tice.
(5) Clean a all attachments.
Spccial Vale "
(1) The dust bag should be turned
inoide oat and brushed off, every -4
anonthe.
(2) Remove jU hairs, threads, etc.,
carefully, once a week.
(3) 011 the cleaner according to the
!manufacturer's directions. Usually
three or four dope of graphite oil every
four months is all that IS necessary.
Overlulartion is harinftil, fQQ.
(4) Worn or frayed cord, belt or
brush of the agitator cover should Jae
replaced.
. TAKE A TIP
I. Try a small paintbrush for cleaning
hard -to -get -at corners.
2..A paste of equal portions of salt
and flour moistened with vinegar will
lend luster to discolored brass or
copper. Let tlie paste harden. Wash
off with water,.
3. Dust walls- frew„ the floor up. The
fine2threads of dust hang down. Best
implement is a broom covered with
flannel.
4. The window sills will be easier to
You'll 'Approve
You'll! like our fun-
eral home, ireq4e sure.
It is large enough for
the purpose, but not
too large. It is quiet7
ly, .beautifully, and
informally decorated -
and furnished. hr
short, it offers all the
coMforts of a home,
plus the facilities of
a modern mortuary
establishment.
ello, e alters! From washing
'dishes three times a day to the annual
spring. pouseeleaning, .the everlasting
cleaning goes on. It must bave 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
during housecleaning. This machine
cannot pick up sharp objects but does
take the imbedded dirt out of any,
fabric thoroughly. When you de -moth
the clothes closet and repoie the ac-
cumulation above window frames and
doorways the attachments will do the
work easily for you.
Xp,It 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 be will be able to
keep his date.) It is also lime to
o.
,hternhor;IE
•_ ORDER OF ME
GOLDEN RULE
select your wallpapeppal paint: Many
peoPle are reverting to the new vers-
atile papers for walls; thus it is wise
to make an earl); selection, 'and you
Can jot down the date to sea the
'drapes and slipcovers to the cleaners
so they will be bull when your roonaa
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
accumulate in any house.
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FLOYD M.‘LOIDGE', DIRECTOR
13 MONTREAL ST. PHONE 120
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FUNERAL SERViCE
No eXtra, charge- for the use
df our Funeral Home, Toron—
tosStreet
Pron'Ipt Ambulaiict
Service •
Phone b36 Res. 356 or 7
CARE AND OPERATION bF
VACUUM CLEANERS
, to prove that a few minutes a day
spent in caring for • equipment will pay
good dividends.
Operation
(1) Place the cleaner on the rug and
with the handle in operation position
adjust:- the nozzle so that there is a
small space+ between it andthe rug.
When the motor is turned "ON" the rug
will come to the noZZle ; if an agitator ke• ep clean- if you wax them after
;type the 'rug should vibrate "just- in wasiling•
front of the cleaner when the mot6r 5, Housecleaning is no time to ar
we
• 3 -ourself out cleaning silver 14 band.
is turned ON.
Automatic agitating machines do not. Dwhere
rop silverware into a pan
each piece van touch an aluminum
pie plate and cover silver 51;11.1t.water.
To each quart add 1 tsp. salt and
tbsp. baking soda. Bring the
solution to a boil and tarnish should
disappear in live or. ten minutes.
(I. You may. be storing' several tin or
iron utensils for the summer. If this
be so, make them rust -proof by rub-
bing with -unsalted-Tat..
7. Never ordthary salt into (ast
aluminum -pans. -It canses a pitted
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Reid's Uph.listery
YQ.1.1w3i be proud of the Cheiiterfteid, chraira,�tQ, tb4
re.upholoter or re -over or you. Chojce,of velourp fries*.
414e5try, d%inaiiTec. Quality *coverlugs.
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Phone 2063 Piek.up 4nd delivery
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T. PRYDE &' MON
(formerly, Cunning:lain & Pryde)
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 41J,
Exeter
and we 3hall. be pleased -to -:-
•. call. .
require this attention.
° (2) Move the electric vacuum cleaner
lengthwise of the rug, slowly. Each
sectbin 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
or 'cords.'
(4) Turn off the motor if there is
an interruptionfurniture to be moved,
door lx..J1 .to be answered, etc.
• (5) Always turn the switch "Off"
before pulling .out the plug at the outlet.
'I(l) Attachments should .he used first.
Care of Vacuum Cleaner.
(a) Before using the electric vacuum
cleaner pick up tacks, pins and sharp
objeCtS, as well -as live matches. These
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ALL MAKES
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Majining• Refrigeration
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• CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILwAVS
W. Mooney, Orr Lake.
Fort Willidot—R. E. Chapman,Port
Elgin; P. W. Pratt, Collingwocd.
• Mantadoc—B.. W. alter, Port Dal-
housie; W. E. Lalonde, CollingWood.
Ontadoc—W. Eoult, •Collingvvopd; L.
Butter, Port William. •
. Quedoc—Ivan Ovens, Everett; 3.
Smith, Midland.
Sasisadoc,R. A. Cameron, Fort Wil-
liam ; 3. Kennedy, Hamilton.
Soodoc—W. 3. Kirkwood, St. Cath-
arines; T. 3. Dryburgh, Mimico.
Vandoc—T. Jewitt, Hamilton; L.
Kruppa, Fort William.
Windoc---R. J. Wilson„' Windsor ;• S.
Pitfield, Killarney.
Barge Portadoc—D. Smith, Fort Wil-
liam; D: Caldioun, Midland.
Lower Lahe Vessels
Cartierdoc—L. • Legendre, Montreal,
Qu.; II. Abercrombie, Renfrew.
K ingdoc--1-- P. R. Legendre, 0.B.E.,
Montreal; J. R. NfeLean, Montreal.
Lavaldoc--A. Sabine, Cornwall; 11.
I I a rdman, Wiarton. .
Lawrendoc Steip, Wiarton; C.
McCurdy, Delhi.
Mondoc—G. F. Grant, Midland; R
mi'ilimmiam!....5505555555.555,5rmsse,
Plunkett, Wes a.
Newbrundoc—M. MongeaU, Xontreato
Que.; L. Morton, Fort William.
Prescodoe----F... Butters; Co1lin4wOOdV
IMacIdle, Port Co °rue.
Soreidee—R. D. Minipill,. Diricila4d;
A.. Plant, Verdun, Que.,
Troisdoe—C. CronApten, rort
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borne; C. McDongall, Verdun, Que,
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SHOP
NEWEST DESIGNS
. BEST OF MATERIALS 0
Guaranteed workmanship O.
prices that will please you.
SAVE ALL AGENTS FDES
Call at our office: or drop us a
line to Box 161, Goderleh. We,
will be pleased to all and help
choose a suitable bieutiorial for
your family plot.
R. A. SPOTTON
St. Andrew's St.
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• THE QUESTIoN BOX
3Irs. E. N. asks: How to protect 1,vuol-
lens from moths? ,
Answer: Laundering kills moth eggs
atid larvae. Woollens not used regular-
ly in summer, but not stored, should
be aired frequently, unless treated to
resist -damage. To store, wrap freshly
„laundered_ .articles immediately - in
strong paper —anit'S'6-aT—tiglit Ir: 'VIM -
gu in m e d tape. Or store in a well -Made
cedar chest-. - Several. new fabrics are
now • labelledmoth-resistant."
Mr. T. J. Says: We have found that
a rug-cphionadds comfort and in-
creases ..the life . of our. rugs. May I
suggest :that housecleaning lime is; op-
portune; for -turning ttround, pie. big
rugs. We have' also ylanned to. paint
the screett deers and . window screens
while the decorator. is In the house.
Mrs, M. R. says: If you .find rubber
1 gloves difficult to wear while elean-
ing, :It's° a good idea to wear a pair
of Nvorn cotton ones. underneath.
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.„ in viters ...you to. Write o
,her in 'vide of Tii Signal -Star. Se -lid
. in your stiggestions on homemaking
Problems and svatch this eolumn for ,
replies. „.
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STEAMSHIP APPOINTMENTS--
Stomach Disorders May
Cause Bad Headaches
•Often a headache is eaused by an-- ailment. of.
yarie other part of the body far removedfrom the
f().ili(rrch.lrt. may be an u Pet stomach or solve intestinal
1s)i
f y 0 u are tr,nhled hv stif,li headaches why not
p.;/' 1;urdoek Bloo.i 111tlers7 For Burdoek Blood
llitter,i is a favourite reinedy for minor intestinal disorders. It helps to
e fhe ,Fgestive orgari,v, tone up the liver and aid the natbral action of
tlP bewels. As a re,ult, there may he an improvement in the general health.
tl,,. 1'01 ;:l'arti iill:-'1110k Blood Bitters has helped thousands of
+ttn,i1iaiu Lt.5i.on'aL...J.1u. or_ you. Burdock Blood Bitters 'is
..sold • at nli ',drug
.11n t .:1 5.
00 Limited. foronte. Orit.
,S0 4%eral more steamship companies
have announced their officers for. the
season of 1947. Below fellow namek.
I ONTARIO FARM SERVICE FORCE; •
9 Richniond Street East, -
It Toronto I, Ontario.
I , Please Send forthe orrnanon and an application fo'rm,
1 II or the Ontario Farm Service Force. •
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the vessel, master and, chief engineer •
-in that order
MOHAWK—NAVIG'ATION •
Capt. C. t?"ecord—.I. A. ,Fetker,
,'I'oronto; .1. AI. Nottawa.
• Sir Thonias. Shaughnessy - A. It.
Irvine, Port Arthur: Frank (*Oilier,
Belleville,
Mohawk I)eer--IIttrry Finn. Tor-
onto; L. Marchand, Lachine, Que,
F. V. Massey—F. I'. .MeCarthy. Tor-
onto; William Keith, Broitte.
Iiargt.‘ 'Alfred Krupp, -,--C. Brunet,
Nlaosthi.trettl. Q.ue.`: George lirj1;s, itegina,
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Upper Lake Vessels
Alradot• - K. 'lark. Nlidland
c. Fon 1 her,t owe. )\\ on Sound.
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,Itette,: E. W. Sliarling.' :11ontreal. •
Canadoe- 11. SipeU, ;
"Dinner now being served in
the dining car", is welcdme news ou
Canadian National trains. Appetizing
food, moderately priced, is.sorne-
thigg you will alwaysfmd in the
congenial atin.„osphere of
Canadian Nation.alAiiners.
ChobSe coach, chair car or
sleeper. . . in. any. of them you'll
h.r,icl Canadian Naticaal ser-
vice adding much to the
pleasure of your journey by train.,
•
All rneals are
er#ertly'served
in Canadian
National
dining cars.
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Let as help plan yonr trO
Drop in at any Canadian National
ticket office and talk it over. Ire will
be pleased to help yen.
How to Coml:at
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Rheumatic pains may often be caused by
excess uric 'acid, a bldod impurity that —
should be extracted by . he kidneys. 11
kidneys fail, and excess uric acid remains, it
may cause severe discomfort and pain.
Treat rheumatic pains by keeping your
kidifejs in good condition. Get antl'use
Dodd's Kidney Pills, Dodd's help your
kidneys get rid of trouble -making poiso71s.
and excess acids—help you feel bend'.
See what Dodd's can do for you. 137
Want to spend
yeur summer
earning good
money. ... under.
pleasant work-
ing condition,...
on %sunny Ontar:o
farm? For any young
man or..woman :over, the
age of sixteen, the" an-
S-Vc.'er is "easV... clip and ;nail
the above COUP011 teith011tdek0.1
Ontario 'Farm Setyke Force
camps opein as early as April 1 Stli.
-Operated under experienced
Y.W.c:A., leadership, they are
fully ,staffed and afford a-ruple -
recreational facilities. Employment on stir-
-rounding farms is'carefull'y supervised, and
pay is good for every willing worker.
Remember, a -hungry .w,orfd is crying for
more food and., our farmers are desperately
sh6rt-handeiL - join the Ontario Farm.
Sers ice Force today!
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