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No matter what you may have heard, we Ford Dealers
are not short of cars! We are keeping a jump ahead
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Cleveland, Ga.
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Clean Flameless Electric Heat
They like it. In their first home it’s very important that
draperies, furniture and walls stay clean and new-looking.
Electric heating means no fuel grime or dust.
People agree that electric heat is clean. There are no
by-products of combustion. Economical, for a special
low rate is available to total-electric residential customers.
And with budget billing, the electric bill is the same
amount every month.
Young couples are saying that some of the happiest
homes they know are total-electric. Makes us totally
happy to hear it.
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Easy Ways To Chase Stains
Soap and water alone remove many common stains from
materials, if tackled while fresh. Some stains need a two-part treatment
—loosening and laundering. Detailed directions follow:
Blood: Soak or rub in cold water, then wash in soapsuds. If staBT
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Coffee and Tea: Pour boiling
water from a 3-foot height through
stained fabric stretched taut over
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Egg: Scrape off excess; soak in
cool water, then wash in warm
soapsuds. glyc¬
Fruit and Berry: Rub with
erine; then treat like coffee.
Grass: Rub in hot soapsuds; if
necessary, use a bleaching solution
and relaunder.
Gravy and White Sauce: Soak in
cool water, then wash in hot soap
suds.
Grease, Oil, and Tar: Pure fats
and oils usually come out in soapy
water For tarlike or heavy
greases, rub spots with lard, then
wash in very hot soapsuds.
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Today's students are tomorrow's leaders ... They
guarantee a great future for our State and the Nation
Georgia's Member-owned Electric systems share
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the cost of schools through payment of state and local
taxes . . . and are happy to do so . . .
Each Georgia electric cooperative pays all taxes requir¬
ed by law . . . there is no direct income tax, because
they do not operate for profit ... but rather for ser¬
vice, only . . .
Paying a share of taxes . . . creating a big market for
millions of dollars worth of appliances and equipment
providing low-cost electric power for efficient pro¬
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duction of food and fiber . . . these are ways that
Rural Electrification benefits ALL Americans!
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Chocolate or
Cocoa: Wash in
warm soapsuds.
If brown stains
remain, treat with
hydrogen perox¬
ide and relaunder
promptly. Oil:
Cod-Liver
Sponge with glyc
erine or carbon
tetrachloride;
then launder.
let Cream:
Sponge with cool
water, then wash
in hot soapsuds.
Iodine: If fresh,
launder hi worm
soapsuds. If set,
moisten and dry
in sunshine. Or
apply a paste of
starch and am¬
monia and allow
to dry; then brush
Lipstick or Rouge: Soften with
glycerine, then launder in het
soapsuds. Soak in cool water,
Meat Juices:
then wash in hot soapsuds. cool
Milk or Cream: Soak in
water, then wash in hot soapsuds.
Paint: If fresh, use lots of ho*
soapsuds. If not, apply turpentine
kerosene, or lard and then wash ill
hot suds.
Scorch: If light, launder in hot
suds; if deep, rub with soap and
bleach in sunshine or dampen with
peroxide; then launder.
Tomato Juice and Catsup:
Dampen glycerine; with then water launder. and rub wj^| ( ”
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