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ue STRATFORD. MIRROR | ee . be hygienic. It will be softer to walk |z just could not be satisfied and stand on if laid. over a lining of o wait unti] the spring. : ee | : Se oe { "3 puilder's deadening felt paper. Room} You never would believe it; eC [ oP d La te Ww e } : ~ 73 (dae, JI. r should be left for expansion and con-| _ The way that garden grows; ass l te ; l f e a a fi d - re : traction of the linoleum. There is alt scarcely get it planted 2 " 3 specia] paste for puttnig it down, and 'Tyy) it's sending forth a rose. C O [ u in n ea cement for the edges. # THE STRATFORD MIRROR CUPID'S CORNER yu "sunshine is delicious; rain is Te- : They're over all the porches now Early Spri | a. r y ring er freshing; wind braces us up; snow is| AS Soon as new linoleum is put pe. spore : a _ a i i it ossoms sweet and red. . exhilarating; there is really no such | down it should be washed with tepid : i And lilies, beautiful and white, REPAIRING AND REFINISHING REFINISHIN FURNITURE Address all letters to Miss Ina St. J ; : s I . John, Mirror Office ' : , water and pure §s h ioe: , : : : thing as bad weather -- only di fer- pure soap, then waxed, [ Answers will appear the week following your Laguna, are. trying times for your body. ae . S Guek iaana ye dif and polished, The daily care of such Are nodding in the bed. ' = floor involves the use of a dry mop, Poppy bands and daisy maids sean red Are frolicking with glee, for a skilled finisher and occasional repolishing. It can be scratched furniture or © Dear Miss St. "8 ss St. John, |she wishes me to marry her. She is changes make it necessary for a. - HEPATICAS The trees to their innermost marrow vernished ii desired. And all the flower children finish suites, or odd pieces. . ; Are happy as can be. guaranteed, charges low, prompt _ser- vice, I have a boy friend in Toronto, also 'twice m i a ; y age but she is a very fine AR you to fortify yourself against AK 5 a - Are touched by the sun; MAKING GARDENS : one in Detroit. Everyone thinks I will woman. I we W w Sy w ga P . I am sure we would agree h u ot low + D marry the Canadian boy friend B A wise i i i | = : cE Wis 1 net wide th ace thle galendil the results of | ered resistance. . he robin is here and the sparrow. ; here never was a garden DUCTIONS : Pe : ee usting floors and cooking meals, NBOUES AAG: Oe R fx 5 Spring is begun! . : . Sc wonderful and clean. TRADE-IN DEPARTMENT--R. White the other one writes every d i y day so he apportunity to help myself financial- Just seem to drive Me crazy, The flowers are much larger & Co., basement, offers antique 'val- nut buffet, low earved back, roomy is nothing bu de 18) d. av a a l . ; a 5 t vote I have vague y? Good Milk 1S the finest Sp! ing ae ~The sleep and the silence is over; Of late I loathe these daily tasks 3 t r se tler : ' y as 4 Than the larges eve seen. cupbo rd, cu le y and linen drav Sy in original finish, fair condition, as it understanding with my Toronto sboy : s Sass gt: 3 1 : i : gos ea WA fs Tecins egehiee tga ag aortas % ae ead aspen take see that - The petals that rise I must be getting lazy. N ds, no imperfections | " . : co weeds -- i : 2 : j : is, $15. Other good used furniture Are the eyelids of earth that uncover But every day I'm ata job bibs BES ES just hum, is, $15. Other 600" eniture. I really love? | You might be happy if you sold every member gets their full Her numberless eyes. That fills my heart with glee; For I've made a perfect garden REPRODUCTIONS of old Colonial. 4- poster beds, original old panel head NANCY. "yourself for money J. J. B retae e SS Answer: ger ae Nees Mies: sata ut I doubt share its the most economical : Pena ae ee Secs Gacdeae cage 72 . Be | ? "hers es ot eee Bey: | % 7 : : it i ! J Since the catalogues have come. ends, with panel foot end or turned Bach: Ses se ee JEANETTE LEADER.| foot rail styles, walnut, at prices that would have been ridicuolus a year You don't love either of them, over her bank account to her hus In the spring a young man's fancy ihe = ago -- $12, $16.50, 8.50, ' res Nancy. So don't be so very serious band. Su Ss . Suppose she keeps all her mon- ' ~\ a about it. Why write every day or have e€y and expects you to support her as But, be sure it's scientifically 3 nected turns to thoughts of love," let | And even when I go to bed IRROR 6" §,." White & Co. even a vague understanding? Just en- she might reasonably do. Then you pasteurized him consider these words of wisdom: J keep on gardening. READ THE M AD * . : . a "Marry the daughter of a good Enno tia WINDOW SHADES | NEW SHADE CLOTH put on your old shade rollers, stanc ard stoc joy your friendships without com- would profit nothing. And even if you = - mother.'--Fuller. "Never marry but colors cream, white, green, combina- tion colors green and -white, green promising yourself in anyway until gain all her wealth and have a peace Use your real lover comes.into your life. ful home too, you must forfeit the best | ec for love, but see thou lovest that is i . Ce lovely."--Penn. "The kindest and the F and cream. linen in white or ovate | . 'a a ty. a # > . 1 r rye : happiest pair will find occasion to for- . a sate a Eaeg nt tg de = return them with new shades on, and Then you can forget the others with- of life-- the love and companionship La " out any regrets. When he does appear of a woman of your own age. Think Silverwo } > ; you will not h S ; site & : ; ct tes panos to ask any one if long before you take the irrevocable S a e ; oe eee something everyday they new tassel pull or nickel ring. R- he is the right man. step, J; J: ane jive to pity, and, perhaps, forgive": --- White and Co. ~ - Cowper. "This grief still treads upon Che ERA Ina St. John I a : na St. John. Ld . eS ae Hee he Villin Silverwood's Stratford Dairy : a the heels of pleasure--marry in haste, 'g ! 3 ' r Miss St. John,-- | Clerk---"See here. little girl, I can't f we May repent at leisure'"--Congrieve. (i Fy ¥ 4 Oraers. for piosure fepniey = pte 1 3 spe ] y owi OER T f | 'ye oe eh rhs i, ings of our selection, suitable to sp psec and sons are very fond | ha TO Be Beegaehes von penny O Ss "Doan't 'e marry for munny, but goa ierk | », Growls to growl, picture ove filled at very special of animals and pets. But I simply de- | with a little red ane Bone oie 3 wheer munny is"---Tennyson masty EE ' 3 Grumbling or grumpiness, Vngthe Fe iding: Bg eo test them. I am sure I would be un- | ®# pre 8 e, FOR SERVICE ee marriages seldom prose well'--Shake- Down in the dumpiness, picture framing department. i . Py 1 A 4) ', +4 99 . 5 ; kind to any creature they brought | e Girl--"Let's see it. 4 speare. "Of all the actions of a man's Don't bring them here. UPHOLSTERY SUPPLIES home. So I have alwe i gt " fe : : PAY Je lr ; always refused to | Galant. life his marriage does least concern aie' =o} " ; UPHOLSTERING TACKS, 3 02-, 4 0%, others; yet of all the actions of OUr| giv ae = Frat 08: fn nd gine ea nee : AA Rela he timp tacks, webbing, twine, & gs, a Sa RN 4 1Y ' , There's all the rest cotton felt, kapok, tow, burlap, tap- have even a canary or gold fish-- oe ; BoP EONS eb coe | ae ee ee ee eae wee iivew it t meddled with by oth oe ives it is mos eddled wi y other stry, square traveller's samples of of the house, corertn s lar i 2s fe erings large enough for chair to mention cats or dogs in the house. |}and experienced some difficulty i if =f z y | y in 5 ° : : wii Dorothy Griffin, 155 Caledonia St., ea Eagle" "Beldon es ie ! 3 4 ; : wel This is the best seats, cushions, etc. R. White & Co. The abrupt and severe weather g ES Feeling as I do, am I justified in the best es her in and out of the cab. stand I have taken? on es na eping | I'm a Acer to you," " -- Geet ign S he wes he ping her out. W sa @ 5 rik 7 * GERALDINE. | Not>a bit," answered the man ; ins oO in les P $ : i Varnish is apt to become brittle an : = iS Answer: Be erg ae Be galiant, "I like afare- |- y 4 rize : through the oil drying out, so oil F a! on et ; of the house is eee oe ryan Ee | Wot steadies the ca we GRE ER AEM Da Ee Ki - P ' ; ' 1 La Ve 5 & .- Funers Personally it seems to me that one | : - Contestants please address letters to "J 1 ino! 9 << should be used on it occasionally. This room for cheer Service, 80 Ontario oe Consult ont - Olly jingles i ee : na ee your phone book for THITE Funer- who has such old maidish tastes it : ) J = Mirror Office. . Use no water on @ varnished POO if HO P al service calls. Prompt and con- eee you can possibly avoid it, put if very H Me h ; scientious service when you most dirty you may use a good non-alkaline ee igaees wees rane Silver a little scratched, HEATING SERVICE OIL BURNERS SE 2VICED FREE -- should have remained single. Every | BS | % boy needs a dog or a pet of some kind. | i | t d, if lik % ; 4 soap, war er, and, if you ike, a 2 by ee COLL INGLE S| tis ne ee a Linen @ little patched ; s BY OuDLEY \T. .: ittle borax. Wipe dry at once, an Bens ¥ A With orders for Imperial Fuel Oil at ; regular price, "$10.20 per hundred gals. You do not dare to harm your neigh- FISHER de. . } 5 . _ polish with an oiled cloth.' Apart from Food sort of simple too-- : If you phone Stratford Heating Ser- bors' dog or cat. Could you not ex- tend the same forbearance to your ble tie & FOL cnowd S$ this the ordinary care of a varnished Nothing much fine or new-- if you Tmythe Brothers, 388. Hazty Smythe, residence, phone 2312. familys pet if they had any. A Gees cin a OME PL . : ¢ J ie a eae. OLWGIAS ace ero a gp BE DEVISED BY WHICA 4 floor involves only sweeping with a/| t * # ARURUA z Vigeg COULD LKS LIKE You AND lt : iS soft brush, mop or a broom covered , But never fear ; ROOMS AND BOARD cca har ae ame t "+ saa sS On an eas R THIS YEAR'S ASHES IN .- _ with flannelette, and rubbing with a Daily we make our bread ; ~--oM WITH OR WITHOUT BO ae oh \ ee i i ui Pa) COAL SUPPLY . q : cloth or mop which has been oiled Gaily we take our bread-- eo egg ee located. Steam ff eated, we ighted and furnished. with cedar oil or coal oil. | Happiness is here! oe particulars apply Box 6, Mirror ; fice. of twenty-two, I have a very success- ful little business. All it needs is some een pigs ae cc riongiate spre, capital to put me on easy street in a Yj cedar He fs pe ae et few years. I have never been in 1 > ie | . agree Ses I > For a waxed surface use a soft Room for Cheer ig * brush or mop free from oil. If very) dow this week. or taken the same girl out more than rMoUg acd a few times, Not lon I } : | pons ; dpa z. j : & fee met a CH i y : at ' : - ee dirty you may clean it with a cloth | : . ; woman who shows me plainly. that $ at lle Sore rca Pag 5 me 23 ; And if the appearance of this happy sort of room wont -> : ; : ' wrung as dry as possible out of warm, ; : : ' ) et Ee: ; ae: gees cheer you up, we'll spring the price on you--and if that me | ssid ne of ee a Ee cans ee doesn't mean anything to you, well, you must be of that pentine or gasoline. To polish ust | stern sex for whom a BARGAIN has no appeal. a ee a ee : m ; , LS : b 225 i &§ The Best Place |||) tthe last mumte | ; | tot ee eee : DN TGY? * ia ' : z with a heavy woollen cloth or with | This room, by the way, is an English : g Oak Diningroom, and the unexpected- Aas a weighted floor polisher. : ly low price is $149 for nine rare To Buy Your Fruits ss ; : e i S eae : To wash an oiled surface wring 2 ; 4 pieces. Your old dining furniture can and Vegetables Naval Orange 25c to 5 -- : a oie ie 'cloth as dry as possible from warm, | ' I ges 5c to 50c doz. PT /, |} : a Dye FL ee | soapy water, and follow this with 4| be traded in on the new -- which is a << Z : cloth oiled with floor oil or coal oil. | gocd idea ! : 95 - 40 and 60 watt - wa Each\......-- Licup St oniagse First-class No. 1 Potatoes, : ae Fig ail Col ede ¢ = wn To wash a painted surface avoid | "FOR NICER THINGS" --j--/} | ome | soda and strong soaps. Rub pure ; ie soap on a flannel cloth, and wring as E &z O Carton of 6, $1.40 -- é s D f, Vergine Oil for table use. , ' -- * ee soft abrasive. Never rub across the 5 grain. Sweep a painted surface with Home Furni . Funeral Service E R E rvice i uS e issupreme | 'Classic Fruit Store | READ THE MIR ; R os i E Z so Downie St. Phone'244 CLASSIFIED OR <n =o ot 228) -- pee oor "Ae with a dry|} 80 Ontario St. Phone 33 Night, 376 ae Linoleum must be properly laid to I am a very ambitious young man In your pursuit of happiness, we want you to see "This ' « as demonstrated in our store win- y