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The Seaforth News, 1942-05-28, Page 7THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1942 TIDE. SFAFORTH NEWS PAGE SEVE10 l iditol y lit Illy, Bath. ! I m ,yell mitis, No Mull' or your stud`! \ bulli 01100 IA b' 0 u('rve tonic null n betu1111`.vlult Irealmenl, as well un n 1111)1n• ui' vinuulluess. A bath at bedtime ubuuhl Induce slumber, while a nlurliliiic b t 11 should invigorat: and wva31nt. Morning Bath. I fuvo the water as cool no you eon stand it. Lie back before washing', and stretch . your hotly hard. Relax and repeat twice. `This wakens you up! (2) Scrub your- self hard to make the skin tingle, rsing gentle palmolive soap, the soap that beautifies. (3) While washing, exercise your face and eyes. Whistl- ing gives easy facial exercise; for the eye muscles, roll the eyes in circles. (4) Don't relax after wash- ing, but leap out and give yourself a brisk towelling. (5) Cleanse your face with water and pat in an astrin- gent lotion before making -up, Bedtime Bath. This must be hot, of course, and add bath salts. For instance, pine essence will help draw out that achy feeling so prevalent at night, (2) Pat three purpose cream into your face to let it do Its good work while the steam opens the pores. (3) Now into the water. Lie back, with eyes closed. (4) Wash leisurely—avoid hurried movements. Have a lazy soak afterwards, with eyes closed and cotton -wool pads, soaked in witch hazel resting on' them. (5) Dry with gentle massage movements. (6) Cleanse face, rinse with cold water, then reapply cream if you wish it to remain on overnight. My new booklet on Beauty Care will solve most of your beauty Prob.' lents. Write for personal advice, 00 - closing four ono -cent stamps for my booklet. Address: Miss Barbara Lynn, Box 75, Station B., Montreal, 'Que. Horse Killed While Discing— We are sorry to report of the accident in which Wm. Swartz lost one of his horses. He was discing and Herb Maluske was .working in the same field with the tractor. The horses suddenly became frightened, and made a bolt ahead, at which time the tongue fell out of the neck yoke, the disc up -ended, falling on top of the horse and cutting it so badly that it had to he dsetroyed.— Chesley Enterprise. Twin Sisters Each Bear Son On Same Day— Twin sisters were admitted to the Grove Memorial Hospital, Fergus, and each gave birth to a baby boy on the same day. The sons weighed identically the same, 3 pounds 2 ounces. The twin mothers are Mrs. William J. Taylor, R. R. No, 2, �'jiice yawl ca4 a iieaI, uy ertFlite wit% AIRWAYS MOTOR OIL The fortifying agent is ,the finest Ingredient that modern science has ----ILL-- created — it increases the oiliness `` content, thus preventing metal to '^� metal contact and so reduces engine wear A costs by over other premium motor oils. 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Offices, In the foreground can be • seen one of the Kite balloons used to protect Merchant shipping from Dive bombers, while in the background is the model of a ship's bridge and gun turrets. —Canadian Pacific Photo, Orton, and Mrs. Percy MacDonald, R. R. No. 3, Fergus. All four are reported as doing well. The babies were born on their grandmother's birthday. To Pave Bluewater Road From Bayfield to Goderich— I An a sphalt surface will be ap- plied to the 13 -mile Blue Water Highway stretch between Goderich• and Bayfield, according to informa- tion received from the Department of Highways. She: "Why women have been fam- ous for ages." He—"Yes, I know—untold ages." Orderly Marketing of Poultry Pays It depends largely on plans made in springtime for orderly marketing as to the amount of money a poul- try producer will receive later on for his chickens and fowl. What is meant by the terns order- ly marketing• is spreading the mar- keting over a period of months for the purpose of avoiding overloaded markets, say poultry marketing ogf- ficials, Dominion Dept. of Agricul- ture. If most of the year's poultry -crop is held until late fall no ad- vantage is taken of the higher prices which prevail during the summer. When producers aim to market a part of their chickens as broilers, part as medium weight roasters dur- Mg the summer months and the re- mainder as heavy roosters in the fall, that's orderly marketing. Frequent culling of the laying flock is another factor in orderly marketing. Don't feed non -layers. Highest prices are paid for Grade A milkfed quality. Birds should be crate or pen fattened for two weeks before they are marketed. 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The Christian Science Publishing Society One, Norway Street, Boston, 'Massachusetts Price $12,00 Yearly, or $1.00 a Month, Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year.- Introductory Offer, 6 Saturday Issues 25 Cents. Name Address SAMPLE COPY ON REQUEST ..i:.\\•ten\n^\•\'ter\ •�•\'�•\•\-Y\\n+\ti� \\�•\•\r\+\•\�\+\v\\,\-\\-\ London's Warship Week THIS view of Trafalgar Square during Lon- don's Warship Week was taken from the win- dows of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's, London, Eng. Offices, In the foreground can be • seen one of the Kite balloons used to protect Merchant shipping from Dive bombers, while in the background is the model of a ship's bridge and gun turrets. —Canadian Pacific Photo, Orton, and Mrs. Percy MacDonald, R. R. No. 3, Fergus. All four are reported as doing well. The babies were born on their grandmother's birthday. To Pave Bluewater Road From Bayfield to Goderich— I An a sphalt surface will be ap- plied to the 13 -mile Blue Water Highway stretch between Goderich• and Bayfield, according to informa- tion received from the Department of Highways. She: "Why women have been fam- ous for ages." He—"Yes, I know—untold ages." Orderly Marketing of Poultry Pays It depends largely on plans made in springtime for orderly marketing as to the amount of money a poul- try producer will receive later on for his chickens and fowl. What is meant by the terns order- ly marketing• is spreading the mar- keting over a period of months for the purpose of avoiding overloaded markets, say poultry marketing ogf- ficials, Dominion Dept. of Agricul- ture. If most of the year's poultry -crop is held until late fall no ad- vantage is taken of the higher prices which prevail during the summer. 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