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designs, and here is a plan that incorporates the best from Cape Cod architecture found
convenience and comfort of the newest ranch designs. All the features traditionally In(
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chen and living rooms, the staircase in the center hall; the two main floor bedrooms each with
double exposure; the thoughtfully-engineered L-shaped kitchen with its delightful breakfast
nook. Much of the appeal of this house derives from its marvelous expansion possibilities. You
can finish two more bedrooms upstairs and an extra bathroom. Truly, this is a home to grow,
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t Careful Checkup
In Fall May Save
Big Repair Bills
Getting a house ready for win¬
ter doesn’t end merely with
hanging storm windows and
having the heating plant in¬
spected. in¬
Equally important is an
spection of the entire house and
grounds to discover weak points
that might break down under
the onslaught of winter winds,
snow, ice, and sleet.
Koof Important
Th£sa include loose shutters
and gidin", dead tree limbs that
•night be blown down to cause
damage, crumbling a tottering in TV chimneys antenna,
mortar
and foundation, and such things
aa loaae screening in attic vents
that might entice squirrels resi¬ or
other rxdents to take up
dence.
Peri aps most important of all
o a home’s winter welfare is
he condition of the roof. This
s where winter’s hardest blows
land: scraping ice, melting snow,
severe temperature changes,
harsh winds.
Leaks Arc Threat
Most any home owner can get
a fair idea of whether his roof
will protect the house through
the long winter by merely look¬
ing at it, If it looks shabby, and will it
probably is warn out
have to be replaced, A closer in¬
spection can be made in the attie
during a rainstorm, Darkened
areas along deck boards and
rafters indicate leaks, This means
the entire roof ia weak, since
roofing material weP’- 1 out uni¬
formly. ft contractor
When a roofing owner’s
confirms the home an¬
alysis, chances are he’ll recom
mend a new roof of general- asphalt
shingles at a price that
ly is « pleasant surprise. This is
because asphalt shingles roofing go in
place quickly over old
material, keeping the labor cost
applying them at a low level.
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owner swarms
over his house for pre-winter cracks
Inspection. He caulks windows, 1;
around doors and
repairs broken siding, 2; checks
chimney aud TV aerial, checks 3; insu¬
lates attic floor, 4; screen¬
ing in ventilating louvers, 5; in¬
spects roofing material, 6; caulks
around foundation, 7; and in¬
spects furnace, 8; A similar an
nual pre-winter check can save
any home owner a lot of cold
weather headaches.
House ‘Detective’ 4
Can Find* Arrest
Budget Bobbers
Proper home maintenance ia
one of tiie most important as->
pects owning in today. the economics of home
Heating fuel is too costly to,
be wasted. Labor costs for
major sult of repair neglect—are jobs—often the re¬
leaky water faucet high. Even a
dollars can waste
worth of water if it i*
ignored for long.
Waste Avoided ' tp,
Waste can and be damage avoided by Through
annual inspections by semi¬
He the home
owner. ing can caulk heat-wast¬
cracks at the fotindation and
around window and door frames,
and install weathers trip pin g
New washers eliminate water
waste, and a fresh coat of paint
against can protect exposed surfaces ,
severe winter weather
mg. Among
the major causes of
excess heat loss are insufficient
insulation and the lack of storm
sash and doors. Accessible areas
such as attic floors, floors above
crawl spaces, and the ceiling
and wall of an attached, un¬
heated garage can be insulated
easily batts by the home owner with
or blankets of mineral
wooL Other wall and ceiling
areas can be filled with mineral
wool by a contractor with equip¬
ment that blows insulation ir.to. :
enclosed spaces.
Storm Sash Vital
Combination storm and screen
doors and windows of ponderosa
pine building can be purchased from
material dealers in
sizes to fit all requirements.
• These wood combination units
natural are preferred insulating because wood is a
be painted material and
can to harmonize '
with exterior color schemes
A properly insulated house,
with storm sash and doors can
be heated for as much as 50 per
cent less per year than a house
insulated to minimum FHA re¬
and quirements doors. without ^' stern q igft
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