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ns 0 eme.0 <am 0â€"<ne 0â€"anp.0 wdl-()-(l-(‘ _-0-().0-()-(]-0- Flies Perhaps responsible for Infantile Paralysisâ€"Moths and Other Small Enemies Destroy Our Belongings / and Our Comfort I During the summer the most annoyâ€" ing pest in and about the house is the SUMMER BRINGS TINY PESTS SIX ‘:. -0-0-().().().()-().()-()-0-()-()-()-(\.()-().0.().0-()-0-()-0.().()-(0:4 A % FOR this very reasonable reason dozens of homes j have quit the work and worry of home baking, TA and when the cake box needs replenishing it is just a j mattr of minutes to order one or more of the eight deâ€" i Aficious flavors of _ EBIue Ribbon _ i â€"â€"Box Cake 0:0)-I)-().0-0-()-(_0-()-()-0-( ).()-()-()-0-()-()-()-().0-()-()-()-()-()-0:0 Delicious! Try it! Just as an Extra:â€" You make no sacrifice _ in serving such a delightful _ confection "CALADA" MAINLY FOR WOMEN . A. a520 Pure, Fresh and Satisfying. Sold in aluminum packets. â€" Try it. â€" _ "The Cake With the Homeâ€"Baked Taste" â€" More families are being served to "Blue Ribbon" every dayâ€"because JARVIS makes it, that is the uarantee for its goodness and wholesomeness. Or der a "Blue Ribbon" when you are ordering ‘your JARVIS‘ BREAD supply. ol PHONE 130 Old Furniture Made Like New in a Few Minutes If you have any b1d pieces of furniture stored away, bring them out of their hiding places, give them a coat of Vernicol Stain â€" and in a few minutes you will have new furniture. This Vernicol Stain is made from very superior pigments. We‘d like to show you the beautiful results you can get with Vernicol. Come in and let us tell you how easily and cheaply you can do over your floororrefinish old furniture with this stain. Sold exclusively by BREAD | ‘ VERNICOL STAIN < m pts* SIMS HARDWARE . common house fly. The reason for this is not hard to find for it is a most prolific breeder, and has by Aug. 15th produced already four or five generaâ€" tions of flles. Any person of the mathematical turn of mind can readâ€" ily compute the number ‘of flies that represent the : progeny of\ a â€" single overâ€"winter house fly that emerges, n <ammâ€"0 <smeâ€"0 <amâ€" 0 <apâ€"0 <m 0 mm 0 <arm â€"amm 0 No matter how badly your furniture or floors are scarred or marred, a coat of Vernicol will rejuvenate them instantly. Vernicol comes in a variety. of rich colors. It applies easily, dries quickly and makes a lasting finish. It is a combinâ€" ation varnish and stain. CAKES Main St. Store, phone 108w Depot St. Shop, phone 108j GRIMSBY | .0 <mmp 0 ampâ€"0â€"<B2â€"0 .0-0“().0.0.0-0.().0.().0.0-(} PASTRY rw-()--(!-().fl-()“().fl' GRIMSBY say, the 1st of April and begins layâ€" ing eggsâ€"between 200 and 500â€"a new generation being born every 20 days. The magnitude of the number of the progeny by the middle of August simâ€" plyâ€"astonishes most people; there is, however, no reason for wondering how the flies become so numerous at this season of the year. Telling of the seriousness of all this, Prof. Lochead, Experimental Farm, Ottawa, says the house fly has all along been a dangerous pest, but of recent years only has the danger of this insect been brought home to the mind of the ordinary housekeeper. , It is responsible for carrying a greati many of the summer . troubles,â€"tyâ€" phoid, dysentery, diarrhoea, and other diseases. There are still many perâ€" sons who do not place any faith in the story of getms, but the family doctor will bear out the stt®ement that the house fly is ‘one of the greatest carâ€" riers. of germs which cause disease. It is true that more attention is given to the house fly the last few years than formerly, on account of its danâ€" gerous habits, but even yet too little care is given about a home for the proâ€" tection of the food products from visits of the fly. Heading It Off The best method of dealing with the house fly is to prevent its multiplicaâ€" tion. â€" It reproduces in manure piles, garbage, rotting straw and fermenting silage, and cleanliness is therefore a very important essential in the control of "the fly. ‘The chicf source of trouble is the horse manureâ€"pile as the flies breed mostly around the outer edges. A very simple and effective method of, destroying the maggots in the outer portion of the manure pile, is to sprinkle ‘borax about the edges of the pile and then give a sprinkling of water. : Another common pest very like the house fly, is the stable fly, s(m’etimes called the biting house fly. It at tracts the attention of most people beâ€" fore rain, as it.enters the house and there annoys the inmates. _ This inâ€" sect is different from the house fly inâ€" asmuch as it has piercing mouth parts. For some years it was suspected of being the source of inoculation forâ€" infantile paralysis and it may still be a factor in that connection. It has, however, been proven that it is reâ€" sponsible for carrying many germ disâ€" eases that are dependent upon inoculaâ€" tion for this transmission. _ f There are other common pests in the house, leaving aside such old time friends as the flea and bed bug, which are still to be found by summer boardâ€" ers: among them are the clothes‘ moths, Buffalo carpet beetle, the cockâ€" roach, and red ants. These are more common than most housekeepers are. inclined‘ to admit. ons Fighting Them _ _ _ may be control d °Y putting the garâ€" ments out in the SUN for several hours, (after dusting weU) and then sprayin~ 'with gasoline or benzine and putting the woollen garments when thoroughâ€" ly beaten in sealed bags or boxes for the summer. â€"Of course. in the case of ‘carpet beetles, the carpets should be taken out and beaten and sprayed \with gasoline, the floor â€" washed thoroughly with hot soap suds and !‘the cracks then filled with putty or plastér. It is hardly to be expected that one treatment will ‘be sufficient and the whole operation should be reâ€" ‘peated in about two weeks. The cockroach is &a most detestable insect often found in kitchens, especâ€" ially around hotels. They may be trapped by means of baits of chocoâ€" late and borax,; but probably the most effective method is to dust its runâ€" ways with sodium fluoride powder. In the case of the ants the nests should be located and then destroyed with boiling water or carbon disulâ€" phide. Sometimes they can be more readily exterminated by setting out sponges half filled with sugared water in the runways. The ants which fill these sponges may,‘me destroyed. and the traps set again> Statistics from Ottawa show that in 1923â€"553,977 pounds more Green Tea were brought into Canada than in 1921, and 906,728 pounrnds more than in 1922. The reason given is that the fine quality Green Teas of India and -Ceylon~ have displaced the infeérior Japan and China Greens which, due to their low price, were imported heavily some years ago. Salada Tea Company is the largest importer . of India and Ceylon Green Teas.â€"Advt. LAMB STEW P A little lemon juiceâ€"say a tableâ€" spoonful, or the same amount. of vinegar will make your lamb stew much more tasty. > GREEN TEA IMPORTS LARGER INDEPENDENT ADS PAY ’}Bc recipe bookr on request DOMINION GLASS C9., LIMITED <upâ€"0 <m 0â€"<meâ€"0â€"enme C USL TieD" Perfect Seal Improve AB THE INDEPENDENq GRIMSBY, ONTARIO witse" ea* //5?‘43 0 @m> 0 <amp o« Every room successful mné light, candle ; the cheery bé kindly preseni are those glo of personal;m most unpretel spirit, welcon On the other been in a rOO] with plenty C the sign of a: curtains so § doesn‘t seem, wo:ld can be the window ; affair that is over in the one can poss where all th empty, an-d{ilf};i of flowe"s;. a single ch pooks, let al w th them 1 to own 2 Sflg line even & sudge a bow signs, and results in Of all these nore ind loved, sB ‘hem, groups Domest immigr arrived rangem THE D The Duckess of Atholl, one of the eight women who were chosen to parâ€" 1i ment .n the recent elections in Great Britain, has the distinction â€" of being the first Duchess to sit in the House of Commons. § To Clean Straw Matting.â€"Wash with salt and water and wipe dry. The salt will prevent the matting from turning yellow. To take or stain gets on once with sa will not run To Polish Windows.â€"A soft newsâ€" paper will polish windows and lamp chimneys ‘better than cloth. To Remove Stains from Garments.} â€"Pure chloroform will remove paint,| grease and other stains from colored| garments. Put clean blotting paper; under the spot and pour the chloroâ€" | formâ€"a few dropsâ€"on it, in the open ait. | To Remove Perspiration Stains.â€"â€" Always remove perspiration stains on white clothes and garments in the folâ€" lowing manner: First dampen the article with a little lemon juice beâ€" fore it is put into soap and water. Don‘t get excited. It‘s all in the family. Colleen Moore and her brother, Cleve, are getting big money to do this for the First National. 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A room ! iators, but without lace; a room with and heavy that it ble that the sunny ‘the othe: side of e the lamp is a drab lighted, and poked t anyway where no it by it if it is: es are yawningly y for the brilliance n where there isn‘t shelf of friendly whole bookcase full? ’ there is none fows of, books used of them, piles of hem, walls lined re fortunate enough rumber of books to all. Invariably you ‘ertain plainly read t what it signifies, E VALUE OF quality of decoraâ€" m efi ntemefeyns tion: musical ability or appreciation usually culminates in the presence of a baby grand piano, which may well be the decorative center of any room ; a love of art without doubt insures well selected pictures fittingly hung, chosen with the understanding of long and patient study; a lover of gardens is suvce to bring decorative bits of the garden indoors; whereas the bookâ€" lover has at her fingertips an eviâ€" dence of culture, appreciation and fine thinking that may be turned to the i most colorful account in a wholly satâ€" isfying and cozy home. * If you doubt this decorative quality of books, walk through any shop where furniture is temptingly shown, books bound in scarlet and blue and gold are seen on the shelves of bookâ€". cases and secretaires, a group is placâ€" ed on this table and that, a set done in tooled brown leather pSints to the use Odf the book trough, and in every case you will grant that the furniture is enhanced by, these homelike and colorful volumes. . LoOk at pictures of interiors in the magazines and in the decorators‘ shops: where a homelike and| beautiful effect is achieved, books are cunningly inserted on decorative low shelves, two or three are shown on a table, an open book is laid carsâ€" lessly on a chair or low seat, ‘as ‘though its reader had just put it down, and you at once feel that these rooms are personally inviting, lived in. ts s 10c Women have learned that it is unnecessary to sacrifice youthful loveliness to the passing years. This simple treatment has made it possible for millions of women to keep youth, charm. The secret is yours, too, if you will. 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