I WOMEN

The Guardian, Page 9

"wed. April 11, 1956

Follow These Basic Rules For Your Floor Finishing

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There are three basic rules furl floor finishing, whatever the mat- erial used. paint experts say:

The floor must be clean. Best cleansing is obtained with alkaline clf'al'lel'S, solvents and hot. water;

The floor must be properly prim-

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only those materials especiall, prepared for floor finishing may he used.

VARNISHING

In uunlshing new wood floors. the wood must be sanded with a power sander. then thoroughly dusted. Open grained woods. part- icularly oak. must then be filled with a paste wood filler that has) hcen rcrluceii to paint consistency according to the manufacturer's directions.

Filler should be applied length- wise with the grain with a three or four-inch brush, covering about a two-foot wide strip. it should be worked for about 10 minutes, or un- til a whitish cast has developed. indicating satisfactory drying-

Excess filler should then be rub- bed off. across the grain. with but- lap or excelsior, leaving filler in wood pores only. The entire floor

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floor varnish thinned as recom- mended by the manufacturer.

The primer coat should dry over- night also. then the floor should be sanded with sandpaper and dusted. The first of two top coats of un- thinned floor varnish should dry for 24 hours. then be sanded and dust- ed. -The second coat finishes the

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J Badly worn coats of varnish should be sanded to the bare wood. than refinished as are new floors.

REMOVE!!!

. Paint and varnish removers may be used advantageously if the sur- face is in good condition and does not require sanding.

old varnished floors in good con- dition require no preparation other than a thorough cleaning with hot soap and water, or paint thinners, to remove all traces of dirt. grease. or wax. Worn places should be spot primed before finishing the floor.

Painting floors requires similar attention.

New wood floors need only be dry. smooth. and clean heforc

paint 4 floors in poor condition must be sanded to the bare wood

should be treated in this manner. and. after sweeping off all filler particles. allowed to dry overnight. PRIMER COAT

or treated with paint or varnish re- movers. if in good condition. previously

when dry. the floor should thenlpainted flnnr siii'fa(-cs need only be he primed with a coat of qualltycleaned before painting.

attendants following their

Left to right: Mr. Adrian Debber.

priming and finishing Previouslybest man; Mr. MacLeod: Mrs. They will re

HAPPENINGS

Continued from Page ii

The Margaret Stewart Branch nf the Canadian Home Reading Un-

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Spurgcon;Adrian Dclibcr, MacLeod are pictured with their and in front is M mar- W. ll. Brown riage on March 29 at 7 p.ni. at ccrcmony. F Zion Presbyterian Church Manse. at the Quccn

MARRIED IN MARCH CEREMONY

matron of honor, The bride is the former rs. MacLeod. Rev. Kathryn officiated at the daughter of Mrs. James P. Mac- ollowing a reception Leod. NR. Hope, and the groom linlcl the couple left is the son of Mrs. Murdock N. on a trip through the Maritimes. MacLeod. Cardigan. E side in Charlottetown. Cook's Studio.)

rnaasawr VALLEY 1 EVENING AUXILIARY

Mrs. Melville Weeks was host- ess to the members of the Pleas- ant Valley Evening Auxiliary on Wednesday evening, March 28. Tile Vice-Presiden. Mrs. Arthur MacLaine presided. Roll call was responded to by twelve members.

Mrs. Gerald Smith and Mrs. Everett McLellan were in charge of the Worship and study period. The theme "The Call to the Mis- sion of the Church through lav angelism and Missions." Scverla passages of scripture were rczid and discussed and the hymn was repeated in unison as a praym-.

Cards were passed in by lhr members to be sent in Triniriavl. A letter from Mrs. W.B. Cr:-ml, literature secretaryi was rcml There were thirty-two home and hospital calls made during the month and twenty-five cards sent. Several thank-offering envelopes were passed in.

Mrs. Miller Weeks invited the members for the April meeting. Mrs. Glen Ling will have charge of the Worship and Study pcrimi The meeting closed with the ”('ir- cle of Prayer" and the Mizp.-iii benediction.

COVEHEAD (7.w.l.. The St. Eugcne's Sui)-division ul

liloriisnn. Hrs Am-5..-1 -t1n,,-iv." Tlic iolluvung ronvcncrs were up, 'The towel bars, -ii:-ii) iii.li Eillti pointed for the War. Spimud1,iiihei' built-in 3L'L'Ca'h0ifi('.S in your M,-Sp W," U-Cunne”; Eduumon-Ibathi'oom take up hill? spar-c. but Mm Ana" Ream)" S0081 Amon. cg? make or br;:z'i1k l'l1e.d('f'lt,)r. Mrs. John B. Macl)tinaltl; Mcm- is ti choose rilggtie il:l'll:(hi'npliilti her.-'lii : M' " - -. . - . .i . A .. . ll is. lerrcnu Lampliier, color of thi tile used for thc uuin lllrs. l.mm Aylnal-(1 mvned the cots. When thcy match the illo- ini-iiilu-rs in licr home for the ncxli wmk' may blond m" "w bt'”ik' n".(,””L, 1" hp mm "H May mh.l(E'lf;:)uJlfl so the room docs not seem Roll rail in hr in 20 cents colletst-iwyi:

ll?" ltWi'l'-it'll paying for the leaguel

COLORS SHOI lLD BLEND

HAVE WAl.l.PAPl'IR W

m"'.K'4'l7lfl('. l.tln('h committee: San- . . filiI('l1(-s, Mrs Alfred Mon-t50,,'i HHVP you ever wi.-zlu-d you ri kl-pl liirs. (iii,-trip, (yg,-"tn: (gakm Mmlan extra roll ni that wallniuirw

wmp ()'C0n,lWht"lI the lime i'Hn1P in patch or

i”t'llfIll' a marrori siii't.'ii-c or i'enl.'ulr- RN Vi: Wfmrl installed the new -3 lillLZN'rllI'illlWl Dalia-l” Kccp a riii tW(lf'Ilfli'F' anri thanked the rt-fir. Idonri rnll lllf'kNl msnv for thcsr III: Fxwiilnv inr their work. The cnicmcnrics and saw the rm-ri:v lllvrlnig arliniirncri and the act of II takcs in mick rimui Ilic oriuin;il CnhsN'i'aIloii In the Blessed "lr-.pntlcrn and match it anu-mz thr- gin lilary HHS read. now samples.

Iiiiht-rt Morrison. Mrs. I

ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS

MAKE l1'fN A DAY! . Taki-s l-ss than a day to make this figiiic-ilattcring dress! F ew ililllvrii parts. no waist seams be-

the C.W.L. held their annual mccl- l1l"'”'!”a'll"lllC in -WOW! ollld 500 MW ing at the Mme of Mm (jharm gtiiriiiiiin its slcnder lines will look 0-Brien on Sunday April 151 Wm, in a mic silk or cotton fabric. it's

the president presiding. The nicot- lng opened with the Lf"(lIlllf'. Prav- or by tho l)ircctor ll:-v. l-'i-. wnmi Thirteen members answcrcii tliol roll call with a payment of an- nual ducs. One new member paidl her lee.

Minutes of the last annual. andr last monthly meeting were l'l3iitl) and approved. Each member was labked to write station C.l-'.(lY. lthanking them for the presentat- ion of Bishop Sheen talks. The ,fruit cake lottery took place. win- i ncrs being Mrs. Neil McPhcc.

Miss

Rebecca Mat,-Leod.

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Gordon White and Miss Elizabeth

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lllr and liars if. W. McCarthy,

Halifax. and little riaugliter. Heath- Pr. HIT llw ziicsls nl Mrs. Carth,vIs lallicr. Mr.

Mr- Gordon War-

. Tlic March Meeting of the Will

We... Charlottetown. and Mr. lriing

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VALLEY;-IELD WJA licrs nrficrcti new by-law linolis .aiul arc in pay for thcm at the nut nmciing.

leyfield Womenls Isntiilite was llPltil n was doc-idorl that we write-

on hand is 3613.00. Fiftccn int-in-.

ELLEN'S DIARY Spring Work is Coming

"With the house cleaning a nd Battersea is to go away from it. ' ssrdcnlnz and Ill the IPf1n8 W0Pki "A cloud of sleep and custom"- tvllllni gmt P"('13'9't1:Il:'t- iugrdg hcgf: an indifferent attitude over ones is ”we:I.ymKl- A farmwlfe lot and a monotony of round. said when we chatted with her one . Today then we were hack to our morning of the winter. "I think be- cares at Alderlea, irosli from an

ren. Norlli lliicr lln.'irl. Mrs. War- ren 15 3 Dziticnl ill the Prince Ed- ward island ilnspiiul and her many friends are plciiscd to hear that she is recovering nu-ply.

Canadians will he inlcresteri to hear that him Sziraniae Emlich and liliss Lois Marshall tied as finalists last ycur for the Naum- berg award. tlic biggest award in the Unitcrl Sthtcs. carrying with it a recital in Town Hall. The aw- ard. allliungh sn vcry close. was given to Miss Lois Marshall of Toronto.

ion met for their annual luncheon at the Charlottetown Hotel on Thursday. The table was attract- ively arranged with spring flow- era. Fifteen members were pre- sent. Following a toast to the Queen the party proceeded to the lounge where bridge and interest-

ing contests were enjoyed arrang- ged by Mrs. Charles McKenzie. Flowers were presented to the pre- sidciit, Mrs. Margaret R. Stewart.

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at the home of Mrs. M.D. and MI'S.y Hour Sunday Visitor" and ask Angus Martin. The president. Mrs. i that tuonty copies be sent weckly

Alex Martin presided, and that Those are in he placed for salt meeting opened with tho crectl. at the church.

followed by gigging the ode, and Thc following officers wcrc el- roll call. The minutes were roadlN'lNl VHF the Pflmllltl Willi PIT!-I by the secretary, Mrs, 1-1, v3nbus.l Mrs. Leslie Mccabc: lsi. Vice-p kirk. and approved. Collection am- E Pros-. Mrs. Herbert Corrlsan: 2ndn ouming N, 31.35 was mcegved by. Vicc-Pres., Miss Annie Power: 3rd. M,-5, wgA. Bruce. llvicc-Pres. Mrs. James Lamphlcr:

A bill for books for the school, Sccretarih Mm Charles A5jlWl!"l5

mugm by M". 1-), Mayhem", was Treasurer. Mrs. Charles 0 Bricnz. Voted paid. The Red Cross sewing Councillors. Mrs. Louis Aylwardg and knitting was checked by the M”- P” H""3'm' M75" ””b"ll

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tho sillionr-iic of summer t56.In sou l'liIlll tum”

P.'lllI'l'll 4742: Mlsses' Sizcs l0. l2, ii iii. 18. Size 16 takes 2 7-8 .Varrls ilfl-incli fabric.

This liaiivrn easy to usc.sim- lilo in -cw. is tested for fit. Has itomplvlc illustrated instructions.

Send THIRTY-FIVE. CENTS '35 ccntsr in coins (stamps cannot be 8('t'cpiPdl for this pattern. Print plainly SIZE, NAME,. ADDRESS. STYLE NUMBER,

Send order to Anne A d a in s. carc of Charlottetown Guardian, Pattcrn l)cpi.. 60 Front Street. W., 'l'oi-miio. Ontario.

lore then I'll take a vacation. it would be only for a few days but 1 know I should come back better

outing which had given us other scenes and with no regrets that it was over. good. indeed lovely.

The executive of the Charlotte- town Community Concert Assoc-

IIOSPITA L .I ll. LEAGUE

The regular monthly meeting of Mr5- HON! Ml!CK8IlZlE-

- llservcd by the hostess assisted by

iconvenor. A delicious lunch was

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as it had been. but with the eager and satisfied thrill of being home again.

prepared for it. You see.” she; milled. "I would have new scenes in iliink of and." she nodded. a it'll-sill PCFSDCCUVO Of the home andl This morning lirniiglii us "i he Iurroilndlngs-and my cares. Oneiclang or the. wild goose" a.(m-ingy has in got away from llicm to any Out of an April cloud. and into preriate ones lot better." ganotlier above an opposite hilltop. ”So i just picked myself up to-lwlnslns vrettlly the high air-span My and away 1 came". anothgr tween. their return to northern lioiiscwife recounting her troubleslhallnls brought Us many -'-I Ell!- Io us on the bug one 5um.jAnd.the last. it came to mind with Illt'r morning commented. ”That'sla sigh. will be a picture of the wliatialways do when things both-lflamlniz shades of autumn alone ,.I. me,1 run "my from them alpltho reaches of countryside. before lsometimcs visit some spcciallai their next PESSIHR. the IP00-ll mend or mauve, or mgyhc Iland fields wil ncstlc then into lake a lazy day in town. idlinlimelr 39330” l3l90P- mcr my shopping. And the funny Starlings whistlcd not untunc- part of it is." she cuckled. "I'm fully in the orchard-branches in- -nually more than pleased to geildsy in another gcsturc in spring. lionic...ilint's as it shouuld be. land with the children we spread IUDSS. Even when the dog wel-llitter over restless tulips in the comes me at the gateway." she border. And left the snowdrops. chuckled. ”it seems to move me.which have stirred in March be- elnse to glad tears. And everylhlnglforo this. buried still beneath a new and different then. and the considerable depth of snow. ""95 ill" 0"""19d "W" Plfnperi "Who winds the clock tonight. size or have vanished 9ntll'l!ly.lE"en?" Yes. it does one good to get away

iation entertained in honour of Miss Saramac Endich and Mr. Carl Davis after the concert. Mon- day evening. at the Blue Room. Milton's Old Spain. Mrs. Keith S. Rogers. the president. and Mrs. Milton Bell welcomed the guests. Soft candlelight. gleaming silver and spring flowers made is beaut- ifully appointcd supper table. Mrs. Raoul Raymond poured tea. The assistants were: Mrs. V. L. Ding- well. Mrs. J: W. McKenzie. Mrs. Stanley Lancaster. Mrs. Arthur Roper. Mrs. .l.L.B. Anderson. Mrs.

opened the meeting with prayer. This was followed by roll call and

which was adopted as read.

The treasurcr. Mrs. M. L. Mac- Donald gavc her report. A letter was read from .the Charlottetown Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic sol- iciting support in the coming Blood Donor clinic which is to be held in the near iuturc.

Mrs. Maurice McAlccr thanked. the mcnihcrs for their support int making the recent "Pi-nny Auc- tinn" such a success. Mrs. Jack MacCz-irville and Mrs. Edison Wood offered their serviccs in the cart for the month of April. A report on the coming Spring Bonnet Tea

Moiziiiio sum?

Professor--What words are used most by cnllcgc studcnls. Student-I don't know. Professor-Correct.

James in the srmchairciood-night.

was given by Mrs. Percy MacDon- ald. convennr.

Upon adjournment nf the intact- ing lunch was scrvcd by Mrs. G. M. Chandlcr. Mrs. Louis Doyle,

puts by his farm-paper to ask. Until tomorrow -- -- -- Diary -

the Junior Lcziguc of the Charlottc- i town Hospital was held in the nur- :al the home of: new member. M . ses Residence on Tuesday, April ;'R0llllle 5MP10l0ll-

3rd. Mrs. n. .1. Mahar. president, :onened in the usual

the miiiutcs of ihe last meeting the house party held at the honic of lMr. and Mrs. Alex Martin. Dona- tions from other persons in the district unable to attend was much appreciated. Balance due on sci- cnce cabinet for the school was paid. Lunch was served by the hostess and commltlee.

lowed by the minutes and business. Mrs. Milt MacLeod reported for

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water 116 cups white sugar 1 cup cocoa

The February meeting was h d 1 mp. "H V Boil five minutes. Storr in raw T:!'ann':re'ct::E gliislzfralor. Use 1 than. in 1 glass:

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im Luighici Ihr nth-v dax it ;g-syn, rrrl.-in doctors hell.-is that lmgiiigr arllhilli Cnlllflhlllfs tn ihp in-,,l1b ilnll wrll-bran: of ilulrirpu, string " rrlvcvci lcminn and iilllliilgtpg . man) bnrii flinc- g' lions. lnlcrrsling ..,j) case in point: in

" ' i. iairgc nicirnpnli- tan hospilal.m..ny of the doctnn ara convinced that when the circus folk visit in the children's wards

I the healing pmccxs is speedcri by

the sponiiincuus laughter of the little unes.

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Meet at the matter. Grrliu Slrnuird Meals, specialiv prepared for babies. are rich in the mmpii-ta prnlcins needed for growth and the development of nll body sliiicturcs. Made from selected Juicy cuts. they're cnrclully prsxcsscti to re- movc most of the fat and fiber and preserve the savory, true-meal Havors. 6 Strained. 3 Junior Mcau for tots with a few lcelh.

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Sweet scant-imants. A pair ni baby's out-grown hnoiiu can in ininsioiincd into charming sachets for lingerie or linen drawers. lust Ell hnnlics with cotton. sprinkled with snclict or cult-gnc, tic xhiit with ribbon lnps. O I O

Delicious, nutritious addition 5. baby": iiici - Gerber sn.,,,.-.1 E” Ynllu. A creamy. siistsrti-like tax. lure and a dell- cate, fresh -23; fl a v n r m s k I Ge-riser Egg Yolhs particularly pal- atnhle to baby. Nourishing. loo. became .thay'vs rich in iron and vitamin A unit .1 good supplementary sniirrc or protein. important point: (ii-rim in Vnlks are heat-sterilised for huh) 's protection. (?erher- 'lvi Baby Foods Limited. Niagara slla, Canada.

Aiisi.ralla's m 0 I t pmdur-an. rvnrhed ii ri-rnrri total nf1.913.0t.'lI

for a while."

"G.K. Chesterton the noted Eng- lish essayist and critic used to live in Battersca. a section of Loti- rinn." one writes. "One day as he I-as packing for aholiday. a friend asked where he was olng."

"To Battsriiea' he repll ."

"The wit of your remark escap- es me' said the friend."

i am going to Battersaa" said Chesterton. "via Paris. Heidelburg. Frankfort. I am goin to wander all over the world untl once more I find Battersea. I cannot see Bat- tersea here- because a cloud of sleep and custom has come across my eyes. The only way to go to

HCAAC i. wo.i....t' For All Consumers in Research Field

Ilidgyou know that the Canadian Association of Consumers is work- "12 on behalf of all consumers to- ward the standardization of sizes for chlldrcnls clothes? Any mother knows about the confusion that ex- ISIS in this ficld now. how each rnanufactiirer makes a different size six. for example. according to his own ideas. Through the coop- eration of many groups. children's was should soon be as standard- llcrl its welchia and inassu ta. MARKING SIZES . .

Did you know that two sheet. the lame size ml! be marked in two if-l ereni ways so that the lhopper may think one is many inches in". vr than the other? In one case the finishe length is marked after hcmmlng, in the other. the torn lellizth. before hemmlng. This can be very misleading when you are Comparing prices,ao the Canadian Association of Consumers is sup- Wlrllnz a request to have one unl- lcrm marking for length and width of shoots and pillow cases. P'l”(AGiNG

Did vnu luimv that the limv marked on soaps. and other such packs

are through the ins tancaoi the Canadian Association 0' Conson- ers? That the CAC worked for over lW' Years to have the deceptive ri-ii st:-Inc renmvi-cl from liacoii In that you can really see the ll"-'llll.l' of the meal.

M'i.tSURES . . ..

'lI5l you know that there mav he Mn:-idcrahic di'fert-nces in the cap- : I' -Iv cf the moo-.v-ring cm: and I"""n: in your kitvhv-n" We may "l "l "P have slrllizlerd mxight: and measures in Canada. but this

tlccsnt apply in our kitchen eouip g men! The Canadian Association of Consumers has been worhiagl with other groups ho obtain uni- '0l"n. It-'ilidP”d'7Fd measuring of- 0." ls f'r use in cco"ln . If you "'3 lntrvstcci in hvln il"e oils in your kitchen craftsmanship. lots the Canadian Association of Goa-: It-ss ass spurt its wart. l

weights detergents es were put

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