Wood Enjoys New Popularity
Perhaps it reflects n new
respect for mil urn I resomcos,
an outgrowth of the many
shortages that have come to
our attention recently May
be our eyes have tired of llie
brilliant colorings in paint,
fabrics and furnishings and
the slackness of plastic, glass
and metal that have marked
home fashions m the past
decade.
Or, possibly, in taking a
new look at our values and
lifestyles, many of us arc
weary of devoting so much
time to the care of posses
sions, some of which have
not performed as promised.
Whatever the reasons,
natural products and color
ings are returning full force
to interior design, and pnme
among them are woods in
the warm brown lones
palest birch to deepest ma
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COLONIAL REFINING & CHEMICAL CO.
14 Susquaw Place Lancaster, Pa. 17601
569-6644
This 2 year old Heifer was classified on June 3, 1974 while
standing dry. Classified very good, score 88.
This Heifer was consigned, National Convention sale on
June 13th.
Selling price $20,500.
It is one of many high producing heifers in the Sam &
Marian Long Herd.
The Rolling herd average as of July, was 16,358 lbs
hogany, easy to live with
and to combine with other
subdued colors.
Wood Paneling Requires
Minimal Care
To the home -or apart
ment-dweller who dreads
repainting or papering walls
every few yeais, wood wall
paneling offers a long-term
docoialing solution Avail
able in a vast choice of
giams-and colors, with fin
ishes ranging fiqm textured
or matte to sleek and high-
SAM & MARIAN LONG,
FOR AN OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT
Production 18,328 lbs. milk, 583 lbs. tat in 320 days
Serviced by
gloss, wood paneling needs
only ocnision.il dusting with
.1 long-handled lambswool
applicator to keep (Inl pai
tides fiom scratching the
finish, and oncc-in-a-while
lienlnionl with Scott’s Liq
uid Gold, a wood food that
keeps paneling both healthy
and beautiful
How frequently wood
lood should he used do
pends on the panelmg’s
environment high or low
temperature, humiditv and
sunlight affect wood’s mois
lure balance and call foi fre
quent treatments, peihaps
monthly. Ideal conditions--
70°F and 50 percent ic
lative humidity-necessitate
only semi-annual care, dur
ing spring and fall house
cleaning Easy to apply,
Scott’s Liquid Gold is sim
ply wiped on and wiped
off with the applicator.
An organic chemical
combined with a pcnetiating
agent and solvents, -Scott’s
Liquid Gold also can be
used as needed to wipe away
dirt and grime, to darken
and camouflage nicks and
scratches, to inhibit the
growth of mildew, and to
resist dust Leaving wood
negatively-charged, Scott’s
Liquid Gold repels dust par
ticles, which are also nega- -
lively chaiged (Note Al
ways use a finely-woven
hemmed cloth or chamois
for dusting to avoid lint.)
Floors, Furniture Also
Benefit
The same treatment--dust-
DOREIGH FARMS MAGIC ROSIE
DAUGHTER OF WINFARM RAG-APPLE MAGIC
mg and Iceding-will keep
olhci wood in the home
in lip-top condition Floors
and furniture, now waxed,
should be treated to heavy
i open ted applications of
wood food until all the old
wax and soil have been
lomoved and the original
moistuic balance and nat
uial beauty of the wood
have been restored
Furniture finished with
lacquer, varnish 01 shellac
will absoib Scott’s Liquid
Gold through microscopic
pores in the finish However,
if the finish itself has been
damaged, lefimshing may be
needed, after which dusting
and occasional tieatments
with wood food will keep
the furnishing at its best
foi many years
Peace of mind: The con
tentment of the man who is
too busy to worry by day,
and too sleepy to worry at
night
CHristiana, Pa.
milk, 3.9 butterfat test, 637 lbs. butterfat. Included in the
herd are 12 first calf heifers, and 7 second calf heifers.
This is proof positive of the TOP dairy management
breeding and feeding program on this farm.
Feeding program on this herd has been Purina, calf heifer,
dry cow and milking ration.
The forage and feeding program are 50 to 60 lbs. corn
silage per day, 5 lbs. hay and 18% dairy ration.
JOHN HESS II
Editor's Quote Book
—Woodrow Wilson
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Aui
SELECTIIMG SERVICE
While most people are
pretty practical when it
comes to purchasing an ap
pliance, they sometimes fall
apart when it doesn't work
properly
Before you panic, it s a
bright idea to check the ap
pliance's electrical wall plug
or the pilot light Keep your
self under control and make
sure the controls are set
correctly. See if vents and
grills are clogged, the faucets
closed Before you blow your
fuse, find out if a circuit
breaker has opened or a house
fuse has blown
Next, re-read sour owners'
manual to make sure you’ve
handled everything correctly
If you have, and you need
professional help, see what
the warranty requires. Some
manufacturers specify that
only certain servicemen repair
their machines Others ask
that you return the defective
part to the store or the manu
facturer, and you'll be in a fix
if someone else fixes it. If the
warranty no longer warrants
reading, ask the place of
purchase to repair your ailing
appliance, or to recommend
someone who will. If they
can’t, write or call the manu
facturer. With a Whirlpool
appliance, you can dial the
:ust 10.1974
companv s Cool-I,im* Service
at 800/253-1301 (in Michigan
800/632-2243) 101 l free, and
they'll not only tell \ou where
the nearest qualified repair
man can be found, but they’ll
also answer any question you
may have about the appliance
Make sure you call the
proper repairman for your
particular brand of appliance,
and that he's the best for the
job The Better Business
Bureau can also advise you.
Should you still need help,
or if you aren’t satisfied with
the service, write to:
Maj'or Appliance Consumer
Action Panel (MACAP)
Association of Home
Appliance Manufacturers
20 North Wacker Drive
Chicago, Illinois 60606
To insure prompt handling,
give MACAP specific infor
mation on the appliance,
place and date of purchase
and the service company.
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