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ee THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Jonuery 26, 1963 TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK DESIGN -CH-612 House 1304 Sq, ft. Garage 302" " paceztway 916 Gatact y 323 ®, ---- $5.00 for additional sets. They HOUSE DESIGN No. 612 With an impressive over- hanging roof shielding the front door this is an exced¢d- ing well planned and attrac- tive home. Entering the liv- ing room through the vesti- bule you will experience a real "'lift'" . . . because of the unusual and. pleasantly ar- are available in Canada by return mail. (Ontario resi- dents must remit 3 per cent Salés Tax.) Now available at this Newspaper Office (or from address below) is the latest Design Book entitled "Canadian Guide to Home Planning and Design', price $1.00, and is tax free. This new edition includes informa- tion on Financing in Canada, | Building Construction Details, | ~ Landscaping, Color Selection, | Interior Decorating, Furniture Arrangement, Custom Design- ing, etc., plus over 100 popu- lar and new designs to choose from, Also included in this book are full details on how to order blueprints. FIRST AID TO THE AILING HOUSE By ROGER C. WHITMAN TARNISHED BIRD CAGE , QUESTION: I have a very old brass bird cage that is badly tarnished. How can I brighten it? ANSWER: The easiest way would be to take it to a metal- plating shop which is equipped to clean it in an acid solution. If necessary, it could be re- plated with brass. Or, you can use one of the brass. cleaning and polishing preparations, widely available at super- markets, housewares and hard- ware dealers, followng labe instructions carefully; but, with a bird cage, this is tedious work, THOUSAND-LEGGER QUESTION: We seem to be invaded by thousand - leggers downstairs, How can we get rid of them? ANSWER: Thousand - leggers (millipedes) breed in damp places, of which there are usually many in most _base- ments, Clear the cellar of all damp rubbish in corners and angles and especially around plumbing pipes. Dust these places frequently with pyre- thrum powder; kill each indi- legger as it |vidual thousand - | appears, j ing is-absolutely dry. ODORLESS ENAMEL? QUESTION: In refinishing fur- niture, I find that the interiors of cabinets, drawers, closets -- anything that must be closed up -- retain the odor of the finish put on, especially enamel paint. Is there a type of enamel that is odorless? ANSWER: Yes; there are odorless enamels -- they are so indicated on the label. In re- finishing interiors, doors and drawers should be left open and not closed until the finish coat- PAINTING HEAT RISER | QUESTION: I painted the heat risers 'in our living and din- ing rooms downstairs to match the walls and make them less conspicuous. The paint is begin- ning to peel off. How can I re- paint and avoid this happening again? ANSWER: Painting should be done while there is no heat in the pipe and the pipe left cold until the paint is thoroughly dry; I recommend waiting until after the heating seascn to re- paint. Frequently, peeling and flaking is due to expansion and contraction of metal, or to too- thick a paint coat; use two or} three coats of thin paint; rather| jthan one thick cne, Be sure all| WORKSHOP | | THE HOME 'a eg "PATTERN 334 Rug making is a wonderful | thenate containing two per cent -| structions on container. petroleum loose and flaking paint is re- moved and the surface thor- oughly clean and free of any trace of wax, grease, dust, etc., by wiping with fine steel wool and turpentine. Special radia- tor enamel, which withstands heat amd metal expansion bet- ter, is available at paint deal- ers and many _ housewares stores, ANTL-TERMITE CHEMICAL QUESTION: I want to get rid of termites in -wood, What chemical can I use for this? ANSWER: For complete pro-; tection of wood, etc., the chem- ical must be applied under pressure in order \y% impreg- nate deeply the wood with the preservative. Various chemi-; cals are used: five per cent} pentachlorophenol, copper neph- copper, sodium fluoride (five ounces to the gallon of water). dry leather, repeat the soaking treatment after 24 hours, The following treatment pre- vents leather drying out: Over low heat, in a double boiler, mix two parts of lanolin and three parts neats' foot oil. When lanolin and oil are thoroughly mixed allow to cool, then appl; to leather surface with a soft pad or brush and rub gently into leather... BUBBLED VARNISH FINISH Pr ne ae QUESTION: We have'® fair- window. sills has_ rotted and must be replaced. Is it ne- cessary to replace the whole window frame, or can just the sill. be repaired? ANSWER: A special kit is now available at many, build- ing supplies, hardware and ly old house. One of the kitchen| fram: te Ret a ab ee oe gta pose of repairing the window sil only, without the rest of the e. The kit contains.a heavy- bodied pigmented material which dries to a pliable, flex- ible coating, and a glass fabric material which dried to a pli- able, flexible coating, and a glass fabric material applica- tor, to be cut to size and applied paint dealers, for just the pur- over the old sill; result is a smooth "new" sill. , QUESTION: I varnished an unpainted but sanded chest of drawers last week. The finish is '"'bubbled" all over. How can I correct this? ANSWER: The usual causes for varnish bubbles are: stir- ring the varnish while in the container and introducing air bubbles, or faulty application of the varnish. You may have brushed the varnish too vigor- ously or "slapped'"' it on. Var- nish should be flowed on gently, following the grain of the wood! and not worrying about brush! marks (these flatten out by! themselves). The best way to correct the present finish is to remove it down to bare wood Care is necessary in handling these, as they are poisons and| either irritating to or absorbed! by the skin. Much the best to! have a professional extermina-| tor do the job. | "| DRIED LEATHER PANELS QUESTION: In clearing out) the attic, I came across a panel- ed leather screen. The leather! looks dried out and brittle. Is there any way to restore it ANSWER: Excellent leather dressing preparations are avail-| able at luggage stores and many housewares dealers; fol- low manufacturer's directions) _|for use carefully. Or try the following method: Clean leather surface with saddle soap, according to. in- Then apply soaking coat of white jelly, or dressing made of two parts raw linseed| oil amd one part vinegar; re-| move any excess after one-half) hour, after rubbing the coating) in with a soft pad. For very (sorry!), and refinish keeping, DEPEND ON US FOR PROMPT OIL SERVICE in mind the cautions as to applying varnish, | OIL IS BEST FOR HEATING: © It's Safe © It's Clean © Dependable ® Economical We're only a call away! Order your fuel oil supply now for the coming winter. Call today for fast delivery! AUTOMATIC DELIVERY-- BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE Telephone 723-3481 McLAUGHLIN HEATING Mc GRA PLUMBING-HEATING co. iTwD. 725-1334 215 KING ST_E. A DIVISION OF McLAUGHLIN COAL & SUPPLIES LTD. 110 KING STREET WEST OSHAWA hobby. Pattern 334, which gives| ranged interior. The huge liv- ing-dining area looks out into the back yard through a wall of windows. Seldom found in a medium sized home is the extra lavatory. There is a handy breakfast nook oppo- site the streamlined kitchen and built-in China cabinets. There is also easy access to any part of the house from the entrance. Plans include full instructions for building in either brick or frame. Standard Builders Blue- prints for this design No. 612 The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario. Name. . Address .o.ceeceessvenceeee a eeeeverereneeeee eeeeeeernree eveeeee ee ereerereeeonenses oe . directions for braided rugs --| oval, round and novelty types, | eo or is 50c. How to estimate mater- By RUTH W. SPEARS ial, dyeing, blending colors, sew- i : ing for a reversible rug_ in- Make a spice chest with label- cluded. This pattern also is in ed drawers. Pattern 275 gives The Rug Packet 21 which in- actual-size cutting guides and cludes directions and full - size directions and a wide variety of designs for hooked rugs -- all |printed spice and herb labels for $1.75. A tremendous value. ready to paste on. Price 50c. Address orders to The Home |This pattern also is the Old-time Workshop Dept., The Oshawa mn, > Furnishings Packet No. 65 which is a big value for $1.75. 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