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Ry ROGER C. WHITMAN ° ond-hand floor lamp with a PAINT OVER .SHINGLES . | parchment shade.. The parch- QUESTION: We-have decided |ment shade dried out and is the brown-stained shingles. on |dirty. What treatment do you our house look to gloomy. Can | suggest? white house paint be put on over| ANSWER:. To clean the shade, shingles which have’ been stain- wash with any mild ‘soap or de- ed several times? tergent ‘and water, rinsing well ANSWER: Certainly. ‘But not | afterwards with clear water and vice versa. Stain over painted |wiping dry. .To “‘refresh” the shiritttes looks dreadful. | -parchment, rub lightly with cas- RASS DOORKNOB CARE | tor oil or -with neatsfoot oil.

QUESTION: _Is there any spe- |METALLIC COFFEE IN PERK celal care needed for brass | QUESTION: I have had my door knobs? ielectric coffee percolator for

ANSWER: “"Tarnish remover almost a year. “Lately the-cof=|— will get them bright, brass pol- | fee made in i always has a bit- * {sh will make them shiny, nd /ter, almost metallic taste. Is a coat of clear lacquer or clear there anything I ean de about plastic spray will_preserve the this? results; at least a great deal | ANSWER: The inside of a longer than without this protec-|percolator should be carefully tion from grubby hands. c 'and thoroughly cleaned after * CHANGING FAUCET WASHER jeach use,- to ‘prevent build-up of |. _ QUESTION: -Please tell me_ja-deposit or coating inside: To the steps involved in changing a | _remove this coating. once it has worn faucet washer? I have been |formed use a coffee stain - re- told this is a difficult job, ex-. preoe preparation, available cept for a plumber. at most housewares and many ANSWER: ° With a wrench, hardware. stores, . following label | .ag-loosen the nut which holds the | instructions carefully.. For coat- *"taucet stem, withdraw thé” ling removal, you also cam peri- stem. This releases pressure on | odically fill the percolator with the washer, which rests on the |water, add a couple of teaspoons bottom part of the faucet, call- \of baking soda, and run this ed the seat. Before replac' \solution. through a resular_cof- with.a new washer, use a seat-'}fee-making cycle. ‘Sometimes a !- dressing tool (simple and inex- {detergent deposit accumulates, pensive) to smooth the seat, so |if the percolator is not well-rins- the new ‘washer won’t be chew- \ed after it is otherwise cleaned pon fdaup-by foree-pressure on a jand this affects the taste. _ “+ Yough surface. Any good hard-| FINE PLASTER ACKS ware store stocks--inexpensive QUESTION: I am covering kits for this ‘repair job, contain- |a large walk-in closet into a ing full instructions and dia- |sewing room, How can I repair

gram. _|fine, -hairline cracks in the ‘HOUSE PLANS |plaster walls? ; QUESTION: I would like to| ANSWER: Very fine hairline

understand _ house construction |cracks can be filled by brushing | plais’and methods. Is there any |With a mixture of one part tur- | source for such. information? |pentine and three parts boiled | %; ANSWER: Many sources. Con- jlinseed oil. Somewhat : wider | sult your library or bookstore |cracks are repaired with white | ~——---—tor-titles-~-Write to Sunset Maga-|lead-thinned with turpentine-to-a/—— zine, Menlo Park, Calif., Popu- |fairly thin paste. This is rubbed | \ar Science Monthly, 355 Lexing- |on the cracks with a cloth to | ton Ave., New York City; Bet- force the paste into the open ter Homes and Gardens, Des |Space.. Wipe excess from the Moines Towa; the American |Surface. When the paste is tho | Home, 644 Lexington Ave.,.New |Foughly dried, light sandpaper | York City, 10022. Many news- |ing may be necessary. stands are likely sources too. | LIMP CARPETING __MOTHS INVADED FURNITURE | QUESTION: The canpeting we | - QUESTION: How can- 1 re-|use for runners in our halls has | - move a moth invasion from over- |become very limp after years | stuffed chair and davenport? (of use. How can I treat them | ANSWER: If an estimate from |to make them stiffer? a professional. exterminator ig} ANSWER: Turn the runners affordable, let him do the job, |Over, in an area where they _At-home methods. aren't too .|can remain undisturbed for at

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on the seat(s), so the furnes can | Hillbilly Orchestra. OL poo a aie work downward, This needs/ Admission price 75¢ per Acadian pulls no punches. It’s a low-price car and proud of it! Acadian oe ee a SO WeSC aa “ won't-try-to-convince-you it’s an expensive car. Of:course there’s a very

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S : ij f * ‘ . . é sae: ; ‘3 , : Ts, : jauting a hacine Seasepk sealer ian’s cost. Take your neighbors, for instance. They'll envy you your new low-price models and you've Just adited“another budget-lover to the to at the rear of my. house, ? Acadian. That’s contemporary. styling and Body-by-Fisher construc- family. And as we all know, you Just can't get too many of them! You'll the land slope. What is the pro- DEAF? ~ : {= find a wider-than-ever selection of models and colors at your * cedure for this? :

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~~ etructéed to a depth of about 10 EAR !! 4 : Se inches. Then placegcinders (not | yp papers . i ashes) in the excavation and alway Wilied aif tare : : : ! 4 roll. and tamp ‘well to. within | hearing aid, nothing in either + : a a Soe 4 : five inches-of-the level desired.|--ear,-no—earpiece~ fittiig” of t

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“a no. -more.-.wter than necessary i ue Bey 0 better &. : : to make a workable mixture. ian ie har at Oe te Acadian Canso Sport : oe A < ae ‘Follow this witha setting mix- [new deal for the deal Pot re fc MUN COUDS See one dnl GENER ME MOTORS VALUE ure, of three parts: sand and~} this claim in y ee : ae : : : ide bart een As soon as Pree ee sending ihe gome See your authorized Acadian-Pontigc-Buick dealer ‘the setting < bed is. levelled, '' within 10 days to: oe : ‘42608 bhi A Se ou do tee |\--— — - ' AUTHORIZED ACADIAN-PONTIAC BUICK DEALER IN CHARLOTTETOWN — | e cement and lay down the flag- . : : . ‘ : i i stones in the pre-arranged pat- 4 a ear tice Service . i es ; ITE , : tern,. being sure’ the stone is Stislies ti Poe Centre, | ' ;

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