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KEEP HARDWOOD L'
_ FLOOR_B ALWAYS "NEW"
To keep hardwood floors in prime
condition takes constant vigilance
and labor. The proper`procedure in
the preparation of a new tloor is the
basis ot its future aillioorance, so the
hous
ewite should know _ just what
_Igor Infants and Children. -ought 15 be done.
After the floor is laid, scraped and
fiigfhers Knuw That _§§§:‘°.:.”°;;‘t. ':.:.:r;.'“:.'1..:'.° ;:°:.:;°.fs.1;
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ms to absorb this quickly a second
is needed to make a good 'roundu-
.iienuine Castoria mf,-.rrhsisfz:1:.2:1;s.:1f1:.:'s
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board which removes all ot the rough-
A  S ness; then .it is ready for \ coat oi
y hellac or waterproof varnish This
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orys very quickly and m'ust‘be applied
  A . byna master hand who understands
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ing it on with broad, sweeping
strokes.
When the floor is thoroughly dry
d the varnish hard go over the en-
e surface with a wad of wire wool
remove 'he too high polish, wipe it
with a soft cloth, then apply a
good floor wax with a. flannel' cloth.
‘Warm the wax so that ~it is soft, rub
it in across lllelgliilill of the wood and
polish gith the grain, us-ing a weight
floor polishing brush and-behold.
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n a perfect floor.
To keep it so is the -secret desire of
. the
-particular housekeeper, and herein
. lies the labor. It should be wiped
l» S 8 daily with a soit, dustlesg du/ster dry
_ mop. Once a week 'it should be gone
- over wit_h 'a clean oil mop kefpt for
he
purpose. And oncsa month it
  V must be wiped with luke warm water
wil
Thiriyjilears be
h a little ammonia in it. It should
dried, then waxed and polished,
Proper' Refinishing Ways
_ - _ Once in six months--in the spring
. _ - and in the fall-mix a tablespoontul
'~ _ of turpentine and a quarter-cuprul oi
- _ linseed oil in a quart oi’ boiling water,
._ _ and when vool enough to wring the
' ` cloth out of lL wash the floor with it.
for a large room' make double the
er it wiih the carpet hoard or \
it
83”# C°” orwrali ' "" ' """"\“°""""‘ ""' '°"" ""' quantity, lv hen the tloor is dry go
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- - . wad nf the steel wool, then apply the
' ‘ wax Lad polish as before.
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HOLMANfS CATALOG Brings the Store to Your Door "
Carnation Milli 
“from Contented Cows” V 
YOU will never go back to
the old kind of milk-
-once you have learned the
convenience of C a. 1° n a t io n
Milk with its many uses. As
cream for col'l`ee, tea, cereals or
whipping (chilled, of course).
As pure, fresh., whole milk for
drinking and other milk 'uses
(add water). As thin milk for
cooking (add more water).
-once you have known the
convenience of always having
Carnation Milk on hand-
Carnation keeps and you can
order by the case. (48 cans
16 os. tall size).
-once you have known
the economy of Carnation.
Carnation Milk Products Co., Ltd.
Aylmer, Ont.
Beattie 8: Chicago, U.S.A.
CONDENSERIES at Aylmer
‘ and ~$pn`ngji¢ld, Ont.
Canada Food Board Licenses
ll-96 and I4-97
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Sometimes it the ilcor has had hart’
age it ig. wise to apply another coat
tho varnish after the washing, then
e wax. This depends on its appear-
_ ' ance. Linsued oil or kerosene may hc
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ed on dark or stained floors. but nit-
thc oil has been on a couple of
~ hours -it should be rubbed off, asiit. is

It keeps for several days
after opening. It’s absolutiely
safe. . ~_;_»_;,
Car11ati0n__Mil_i_< isiustfresh, 
whole milk of unusual rich- it-fi
ness, evaporated ‘to the con-
sistency of cream and steriliz-
ed. You get the richness you 
want by adding water. _
What could be easier than
to order several cans of Car-
nation l\lilk with your grocer-
ics P Directions on every can. -
'l`hen write us for “The Story
of Carnation Milk ” which
also contains 100 choice re- _ -\.
cipes. Address, Aylmer, Ont. ll
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PRINCE EDWARD. ISLAND DiVlSl0NS 5
Time Table in Eiieci, 0ct0ber 6th, 1919 _
A'r1.AN'r|c's'rANnAso TIME.
Read down
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2.45 1
3.59
4.45
6.10
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5.25 psp.
7.21
7.55
8.45
2.40
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Emerigd J unctlon
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5.3711.24 9.03 
5.001088 7.50 "
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Dep.
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3.53
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Emerald J unotion
Kensington
Summerslde
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4.401103 -7.50.
3.531003 7.15 _»
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3.10
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greasy, accumulates dirt and forms a
gummy subaihlwe |1803 10 ¢l°0i‘~ 'FW
light floors the lemon oil 'is used, but
as "_ 19 B drying oil it shouldi not be_
used too fr0d\19U"Y- -
Repainting Old Floors
To stain an old* floor tirst rub it
down with sandpaper and steel wood.
it there are dark spots in the wood
blgacp them. with a little oxallc acid
water or strong soda water. When
dry put on a good coat oi' oli stain of
my dggireg color. When the stain ist
dry go over the floor with steel wood
and »v,-gpg up again. and ii' it is then
tha right color apply a cont. oi' water-
proof varnish or a so-called "hard oil"
iinlsh. Brush the floor with a tlust~
less duster daily and wipe with an
plied rag occasionally.
T-3 repaint a floor, ilrst sandpaper
all nl' the rough and worn places,
sweep, them wash and scrub thc fldor
with soda water. When the floor is
perfectly dry touch up all of the worn_
spots with the paint and let them dry.'
coat of ipaint, let it dry for at least 2/i
hours, then give it another coat with:
"driers" in the pant. let the floor|
stand -if possible for 12 hours before
it is used t~o harllen il well. Brush
daily with a_ soft brush. Once a weekl
wipe caretully with lulic\v:trm waterf
and a little white soup for the dirtyg
places. Once a month uitvr washing
go over it with a clean oiled rag. `
White Lfnamelled paint will keep
bright and clean if washed once in 2
while with warm, soapy waiter anti 21
soft cloth, dried with another soft
cloth, and ii' very dirty n little mn-
rnonilzz. may be added to the water.
Dark wood may he waslicti with water
to which a' little turpentlne and oil
has been added, drietl, then rubbed
with iturn-lture polish.
Polishing rags kept from week to
week, should be kept in a tin bucket
with a cover and out oi’ doors. If left
in warm reruns or closets they are apt
‘o ignite, us~thcy are vcry int'lan1»
muble. ,
WINTER COMING
BY_ WALT MASON `
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The \vinter’s approucliing, tho frost
‘s encrouciiing, and turning green ver-
lure to galil; the cvcningg are chilly
Lind Palm Beach looks silly, and
_ire you prepared. for the cold? in
penvp you go ri:lin.;, _v:>ur swil’t motor
sliding, I olten hel1ui'.1 you go past;
you suroly seem. stately; i envy you
'neatly-bitt are you prepared for the
blast? is coal in thc cellar, oh joys
riding teller, and have you some apuds
Then give the floor a good heavy _
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TO the man who enjoys a rich, satisfying pipe
_ tobacco, ROSEBUD is as sweet and \ f
fragrant as the flower' after which it is named.
lt is always in condition. You can cut it to
' suit your own taste. Sold everywhere.
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the coin you are earning, just blow
ing your salary in? Oh, Winicr is
mixing its war paints and fixing to
giv
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will be blowing, the rain will be snow-
ilng, and sleet will descend by the
peck. From icy Alaska and lar
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mering down; they’ll raise the old
Harry, the sn-ow they will carry, and
plaster it over the town. .And are
you preparing for winter nip-tearing,
oh, fellows who Jaunt in your cars, or
are you still burning the coin you are
earning for rubber' and Sas and
cigars? Say have you provided a ham
that’s lopsided. some bacon and
wienies and flour? And have' you in-
vested in roats double-breasted? For
winter is drastic and dour. '
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