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rrpresents a worthâ€"while investment suggests the Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating. By expert planning and at relatively minor exâ€" pense, almost any kitchen may be transformed into a "show" feature of the home. BETTER HOMES EDITION If you have a house or property to sell list it with us. We have a waiting hist of buyers. J. J. MKAY 20 Pine Street North IF YOU NEED MONEY SEE T|. T. McKAY He will supply the money for you to build your new home up to 60°* of its total value at a reasonable rate of interest. Why continue paying rent. Come in now and arrange to build your ow n home. If you already own your own home and need money we can arrange a mortgage for you. Why be worried with troublesome debts when we can loan you the money to pay them off. EVER were building opporâ€" tunities greater .. . we can show you in black and white that it will pay you to build or buy NOW! STEAMSHIP TICKETS Whereas in the oldâ€"fashioned kitchen the housewife wasted many steps touring between the kitchern table, stove and sink,. in the modern kitchen these units are compactly arranged so that everything is within reach and easily kept clean and tidy. ~Phone 1135 1580 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The scientifically planned cabinet sink with chromium plated â€" double swing faucet, double drain boards, hose spray and combination drain and <topper. cuts dishwashing time in half. There are no dirt catching cornes#s and the enamelled or Monel Metal surâ€" faces require no tireseom» scouring and polishing. The cabinet under the sink enables the housewife to have necesâ€" sary pots, pans. kettles, etc., ciut of sight yet right at hand. Additional cabinsts may be obtained matching the sink, with easily sliding darawers, and specially hinged, quietly closing doors.:. The rop surfaces are likewise of Monel Metal or enamel and provide ample working space. The modern sink may be obtained in a wide variety of styles and colours, adaptable to any dicorative scheme. The upâ€"toâ€"Gats plumbing contractor is equipped to give expert assistance in planing a modern kitchen to individual requirements and arranging for easy financing of the cost under the terms of the Homs Improvement [Plan. Correct Plumbing is Very Important The average small house has about 300 fseet of concealed piping aside from visiodle fixtures in bathroom, kitchen and laundry. Unless this system has been carefully designed and correctly installed, the best of equipment will not give the service it is supposed to. Installation, modernization, or repairs to plumbins fixtures, therefore, is a task for an expert, advises the Canaâ€" dian Institute of Plumhbing and Heatâ€" ing. Whether you call him a master plumber, sanitary enginrer, or plumbâ€" ing contractor, home improvements shchuld be entrusted only to an experiâ€" enced artisan. Skilled Workmen Assure the Good Work that Means a Better Home. It is false economy ¢o buy bargain "sets of fixtures" and have them inâ€" stalled by a handyman. Poor workâ€" manship may result in leaky pipes which cause stained walls and ceilings, unsound design in layout and improâ€" per connections which may cause stopâ€" page in the waste system, and which, under certain circumséiances, cause pollution of the water. Serious epiâ€" demics have been traced to pollution of water through faulty plumbing. Exâ€" pert service is the best guarantee of economy, healih and lultimate satisfacâ€" tion in any repair or renovation proâ€" ject. The upâ€"toâ€"date master plumber is a consultant who can assist greatly in mecommending the most efficient and economical plans for bathroom, kitchen and laundry improvements and is able to present full details of the many improved patterns and fixtures now osotainable. Incidentally, he can arâ€" range for the easy financing of imâ€" provements under the Home Improveâ€" mert loans which are still available. When you make your home more atâ€" vactxve you are also helpmg building .......... Kitchen, Bathroom, May be Improved (By J. M.) Kitchens, bathrooms and lavatories. which an> the most frequently used rooms in the home, demand specia! attention as to planning and decoraâ€" tion. This is true not only for your own convenience and satisfaction bus because others ijudge your house by their impressions of these important rooms. In recent years, architects and manuâ€" facturers of kitchen equipment have devoted considerable thought and study to the kitchen, placing particular emphasis upon the arrangement of th« three working centresâ€"the sink, the refrigerator and the range. Some of these manufacturers ‘have kitchen planâ€" ning services to assist in the placing of their units. These plans include provision for the location of other important kitchern equipment. You will find this type of service exâ€" tremely _ helpful whsther you ars tuilding or remodeling. Great Opportunity Here to Express Individuality. If extra bathrooms, lavatories or shower stalls are a possibility at soms later date, a little forethought in planâ€" ning the plumbing arangement ma; save considrrable expense, for gooc practice dictates that advantage be taken of existing pope lines. Probably no other rooms in the homs allow asuch latitude for expression of individuality in decoration as do the kitchen and bathroom. While it is alâ€" ways good taste to decorate them in accordance with the character of the rest of the home, it is interesting to note that many leading decorators Co not hestitate to employ entirely difâ€" ferent schemes in these rooms. Iron or rust stains: Sprinkle salt over stain, moisten with lemon juice. then expose to strong sunlight, removâ€" ing lemon juice occasionally. To Remove Spots and Stains from Clothing Milk and cream stains: Avoid hot water. Launder wash goods with warm water and soap. Sponge woollens. Paint and varnsh spots: Fresh spots are usually easily removed by spongâ€" ing with turpentine, naphtha, benzine, gasoline or benzol. (Keep away from ilame). For shellac, use a halfâ€"andâ€" half mixture of denatured alcohol and water. Scorched spots: Wool and silk can seldom be restored. Cotton and linen can often be restored if the fibers are not actually kurned. Try soap and water, rubbing thoroughly, or wet the spot with water and expose it to the sunlisght. Slight scorches can someâ€" times be rubbed away with bread crust. Some Ways that May Help Cerrect Squeaky Floors Squeaky floors can be corrected in several ways. If there are cracks beâ€" tween the boards, talcum powder sifted into them may help. If not, and your trouble lies on the first ficor, go down collar and drive the thin ends of shingles between the subâ€"floor and the joists, to take up the play. Another solution is to nail through the floor from the top, using small headed finâ€" ishing nails, and sinking them with a nailset. A good way to stop stairs from squeaking is to drive a long, slender screw through the tread and into the riser to draw them together. » Rug Stains: For any moist stain, an absorbent : such as cornmeal, fuller‘s earth, talcum powder or French chalk, may be spread on the spot, workled around with a blunt instrument, reâ€" moved with the vacuum cleaner, and applied again until as much stain as possible has been absorbed. Carbon tetraâ€"chloride (at your drug store) will take out grease spots caused by salad dressing, furniture polish or candle wax. STUGGESTION FROM TAKING VARIOUS STAINS FROM RUGS Sometimes it is not a new house that is needed so much as additions or imâ€" provements to old one. Why not study the question, with the advise of exâ€" perts in the lines concerned. THURSDAY, MAY 12TH, 1933