The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

"sTART DECORATING NOW! PARAGE TWELVE 30 Deerborn E. _ Waterl Phone SH. 2â€"9126 LUMBER COMPANY SH. 5â€"5592 $6 Union E. Waterioo BOYER Consult us about your painting questions PAINT SERVICE 677 Belmont Blyd. Shoemaker‘s SH. 145 o« . MOOTEfame Rubberized WALL SATIN takes the work out of painting interior walls and ceilings. HEER a@kKer § xnarowARE 27 City Hall Square e Flows on easity with brush or roller ®@ Dries in an hour © Easy to clean upâ€"â€" just wash brush in soup and water. Use Give Look Of Roomâ€"dividers can be used effectively in apartments and smaller homes to conserve privacy. Open shelves, vertical strings and screens are used for lowâ€" cost roomâ€"dividers. These funcâ€" tional pieces on lighter scaling create an airy look and an illusion of more space. Wrought iron, brass, bamboo and copper are all used as frameâ€"work â€" for _ adjustable shelves afid storage spaces of light finished wood. Book, radio TV and china can be used on ltheu shelves. Vinyl tubing and fine rope, strung vertically between brass rods, divide a large room and give a feeling of semiâ€"privacy. Folding screens in a wide range of colors and fabrics can be used in any room to conâ€" ceal, divide or give privacy. Essential For Lovely Lawn While your lawn may not reâ€" quire as much attention as your flower beds â€" know_ing_rwhat to do and when to do it will help produce better results and require less u_mjnt_e_nance work, _ It is not advisable to start a permanent lawn in the spring. A temporary one may be plantâ€" ed .now, a â€"permanent should be sown in the fall. However‘:v _soil preparation and selection of the proper lawnâ€"seed mixture are importâ€" ant at this time. wWHAT TO DO NOW Reseed thin areas (as weathâ€" er conditions permit. Fertilize with 10 to 20 pounds per 1,000 square feet. After the area is seeded, it should be lightly raked and rolled. Water well to provide for quicker germination and until it reaches several inches in beight. Then set the blades of your mower 80 that only the top % inch of the lawn will be cut off, For specific help for spring lawn care, consult your nurseryman. and give a feeling of ~permanent _ ong SH. 3â€"2152 !! OF INTEREST | To . wWOMEX A GOOD CONTRAST If you asked a restauranteut what kind of cake Canadians like best, the chances are he‘d tell you a white cake with a chocolate icing, Many Canâ€" adian homemakers will tell you too that a fluffy light cakeâ€"â€" just out of the oven and coolâ€" ing to be frostedâ€"is always an eagerly anticipated dessert. And when a creamy chocolate filling is used to put the layers together and to frost the top and sides of the cake the desâ€" sert will disappear in no time flat. Here are a few hints to help you turn out a beautifully iced cake that cuts into feathery wedges. Deep bowls and woodâ€" en spoons make it possible to mix and beat the cake batter properly. And thoroughly mixâ€" ing and beating is almost as essential as using a high quality baking powder in achieving eakes with a feathery texture and high volume. The right size of baking panâ€"the size indicated by the recipe â€" is necessary for proper baking and for a cake with good size and shape. The top of the pan is the measure to check. , Frosting for this cake can‘ be the quickâ€"toâ€"make Chocolate Butter Icing or this cooked Creamy â€" Chocolate Frosting, whichever you prefer. This cake with the surprise lemon flavor is sure to become your family‘s favorite any day of the week. 4 "BLACK" AND WHITE CAKE % cup butter or margarine ~ 1 cup granulated sugar 2‘?138. separated" . â€" ‘1 cups sifted pastry or cake flour & 2 teaspoons baking powder Â¥% teaspoon salt | 1 teaspoon vanilla Grease two round layer cake pans~8 inches in diameter and 1% inches deep. Preheat oven to 350 deg. F. (moderate) Cream butter or margarine. Gradually add sugar, creamâ€" 1 tablespoon lemon juice % cup milk ing until light and fluffy, Add egg yolks, one at a time, beatâ€" ing well after each uldj_tion. Sift together pastry flour, baking powder and salt, Add vanilla and lemon juice to milk. Add flour mixture alternately with milk mixture, to dry inâ€" gredients, blending well after each addition. Beat egg whites until they stand in stiff peaks. Gently fold into batter. Spoon batter into greased pans, Bake in preheated oven from 35 to 45 minutes. Cool on wire cake rack. Put layers together with Creamy Chocolate Frosting, and use remainder to frost top and sides of cake. a 2 egg yolks, well beaten 1 teaspoon vanilla garine % cup milk 1% cups granulated sugar 4 tablespoons cocoa 2 tablespoons butter or marâ€" Bring to a boil, stirring conâ€" stantly cocoa, 1 tablespoon of the butter or margarine qnd milk. Add sugar to wellâ€"beaten egg yolks. Beat until light and foamy,. Stir~in hot cocoa mixâ€" ture. Stirring constantly, cook‘ until thickened (about 10 minutes), Remove from heat and add remaining butter or margarine and vanilla. Cool to lukewarm without stirring and then beat with a hand beater until thick. Spread between layers and on top uf cauke. Makes enough to fill and frost & 4 Fresting greens, in carpeting, bush walls out and Warm colors, such as reds and yellows, tend to bring the walls closer and make a room seem cosier. Dark carpetings, such as forest green and burâ€" gundy, show lint and dust the most. Pale beige, soft gold and antique white show soil the most. Middle value colors (medium gray, green and cinamon) and the toncâ€"onâ€"tone and textured \;nd patterned carpetings show wear, lint, dust and soil least. nouk "sPACEMASTER" LINE JP AVAILABLE AT by NEW. CASTLE 112 King St. S.â€" Waterloo Save space ... add beauty with a smart new Modernfold Spacemaster Door fabric covers can be painted or FOR AS LITTLE AS 695 Belmont Blvd. AMBASSâ€"Aâ€"DOR SALES & SERVICE __ cCO. LTD. 166 Park St Kitchener Ph. SH. 2â€"1404, Beaver Lumber and AL LEWIS Free Estimates On AB Work slipâ€"covered with any fabric d:oonb_-h;'hc’,: feo mrpipble i acvem rany, * *‘ CALL SH 2â€"3006 Fhone SH. 3â€"5283 24.9%