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Submit Applications For Permits
Three applieatioxaa. liar 'bu.ildw
ing Permits were submitted to
Exeter •council Monday night.
Len Dilltea. proposes to build
a $7,000 home at. the. corner of
a
Huron and William .Streets. Erie
Heywood submitted plans for a
.Ane,storrey $0IO04 lipase :on Huron
street and Ernest Wells ,is plan,
ping to. build a Nome on IIarb
borough street.
For Alh Building Needs
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DESIGN C'400
Free. circulation between rooms
is an important item in the easy
operation of a household, This
plan has a direct connection be-
tween the front vestibule and
rear entry, A small hall leads
to three bedrooms and hath, and
may he reached without distur-
bing the privaoy of .any other
room. Basement stairs, Coat e10-
set;t9nd lavatory are all conve-
•nient to the rear entry.
Mi L-shaped living room, with
a f'old'ing, door to close off the
dining apace„ and a combina-
tion kitchen -dinette complete
the first ffpmi",. There is >E hit
basement. Exterior , features,
include picture windows, fire.,
place - chimney, Covered front
entrance, stone or brick facing
in front, wide • siding, and as-
phalt AMMO, Floor .arc.e is
1,440 sq, ft, and eubage
8011 Eq, ft,
Order Plans Here
EXETER TIMES,ADVQCATE,' Exeter, Ontario
Plea*. wend .me more information, without obligation, About
the plan feetures end the type .of construetien used in the
Times-Advacit%
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FOR BATHROOM AND KITCHEN
1` Square Foot '-A1 Only .29c .. ,
(Regularly 45# Sq. Ft,)
4 x '8 Sheet -- Only $9.28
BARCLAY TILE comes in a variety of coloulrs. It is
very easy to keep clean and gives a smart appear-
ance to your kitchen or bath. Be wise, visit us today
and give . the "new look” to your kitchen and bath-
room.
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And well. Only extras you need are pipe And 'foot valve. And
it's so compact it its under a sink or in a nearby cabinet.
So srnall you tan 'tartly it in the trunk of your ear. • Pumps
en the water you need Mr your cottage or Antall home. We
have Sta-Rite water AYiteroi for every home or farm Medi -
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plumbing. Nesting Electrical
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Crediton'
Getting Grass to ' Grip
By DEAN HOLIDAY
Getting grass to grip on a ter-
race and thrive afterward is
sometimes a perplexing .prob
tem for the home gardener.
There's a trick or two, how-
ever, by means of which you
can accomplish both things this
Spring'.
One effective way of establish-
ing 'a new lawn on a slope or
terrace is to use, reinforcing
strips of sod at the top and
bottom, as shown in the accom-
panying Garden -Graph•
Seed should be sown between
the strips of sod and then
covered to prevent it being
washed away by heavy rains.
Straw spread to a depth of two
to three inehes can be used for
cover and hold the. seed, or
cheesecloth can be stretched
over the slope pegged in place.
Even after the grass has been
established on a terrace care
must be taken when watering
it. A. goad ,method of watering.
is by means . of canvas hese,
shown in the Garden -Graph.
Use of a canvas hose permits
absorption as the water slowly
oozes from it. The top of the
slope • should be soaked, longer
than the font, ,;ince the rpoisture
tends to move downward in the
soil.
In cutting grass on the ground
of a terrace, move up and. down
the slope, Trying . to cut cross-
wise will . invariably leave the
ridge scalped by the bedknife.
Then it is only, a question of
time until the grass turns brown
and is burned out.
Grass on terraces is often ex-
posed to direct rays • of the suit,
Sail washes easii}Y from.! around
This Week In
Saintsbury
By MRS: H. DAVIS
Misses Joyce McFall! and
Margaret Hertzet spent the week-
end with Heather DAVIS.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Greenlee
and boys visited With Mr. and
Mrs. Albert. Dickins, 14ambetil,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Scarlet of Sea•
forth spent Thursday With Mr.
and Mrs, James Turner..
Friends who called to see
Mrs. Fred Davis during the past
week were! Mrs. W. J. I iekint,
Ludati. Mrs. Tint ICooy Ailsa
Craig, Mrs. Meuriee Mebonalff.
Centralia, Mrs, Mttrdie Colbert
and Albert, BallyMote, Mrs-,
Clarence Fletcher, MI's♦ Melvin
Gardiner and Marilyn, Clrom.4
arty, .
Mr.- Cliff Ings. and 11tr, and
Mrs, Alvin Carroll, London, vis-
ited during the weekend r'vith
Mr, and Mrs, }tarry Carroll and
Mr. Hugh Carrell.
Master Wayne Carroll spent
the Weekend at the home of hip'
rrindparenta! AVtr, thndi Mr*,,.
etirY IMMtne, LOOM
Mr, and Mrs, James :Barker
and fancily visited en Sunday
With M're, Orvld Ddlc find Linda
i1 London,
the grass crowns, exposing the
surface roots. Here high cut-
ting is doubly important, The
taller grass will reduce soil
washing and the evaporation of
moisture.
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W:alien are thehunters when
it comes to bargaida; mere lean!
is apt to goad; at the ,prospeet.
But
hasernentswhen, itthe :.coatameeslt 'tofulls batseem'gain
10 have got the jump on them.
l-IQhne basements, .that isl
it's the 'naan, of the house, ac-
cording to the Canadian Insti-
tute of Plumbing and Keating,
who has hien most .energetic in
the trend toward cenversiQla from
the old type basement to the
modern "finished basement",
This trend, which istoday an
established .fact in new IiOusidg,
is now hecwn pg wide•spreaii
amheongdays houswheeosn diet were built in
tthe busetnent was
regarded as little more than .a
dudgeon,
And perhaps the interest of
the man 0f the house in Pita area
is not without logical LQtlndatirn•
After all, his was the. responsi-
bility for tending the family fur-
nace, that great flionster of
grime and soot whose abject
slave he was from late sunt -
mer until early spring of every
year,
Its replacement by a modern
heating plant is ane of tile' pri•
mart' stalls .iii converting the
basernelht from its tele of fardilY
juiaksh4p tonhone oder'pnf usepiefulnt, to. recreae-
tion. •l'he b -
gin with, is compact and can
generally be housed in a fairly
small enclosure somewhere in a
corner, instead of being the lord
of the area the old one was. And
even if m,
attractivethis appearance pet of
possiblethe nnwthe
models makes their presence no
detraction from the decorative
Urges Pian
For Growth
"Growth of your towns in the
future, will mean Changes of va-
riousbinds," said John Pearson,
last week in Clinton. "Be ready
by good planning now, to di-
rect this growth as it comes,
by guidance into .the paths you
want it to follow
Mr, Pearson, who is field lia-
ison officer from the C4mmuni•
ty Planning Branch, Department
of Planning and •'Pevelapment,
Toronto, was speaking to a
iohftcials gromeinetingthe of mupie.countiesipalH
ofuoffi-
ron
and Perth. These two counties
areLively ;♦onesofthone eMid- andWester.p• two respeUnta-
c-
rio Development Association.
Arranged for the'• purpose of
discussing town planning, under
the gttidapce of Mr, Pearson, the
meeting saw more than 50 muni-
cipal leaders from Stratford, St,
Marys, Listowel, . Blyth, Milner-
ton, l3iussels Exeter, Mitchell,
Seaforth, Itensall, Winghamm, Zu-
rich, and Clinton and Goderich
ip attendance. •
Mr. Pearson . reviewed the
seven basic types of land, use,
starting with agriculture, (the
first)through residential„ eQm
mereial, industrial, Teadx: sod
streets, parks and playgroods,
and municipal grounds.
He emphasized that commer-
cial areas must be kept com-
pact, for . people want to shop
where they can move easily from
one store to another, and within
reach of banks, post office and
municipal .buildings.
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All Building Materials
For The Lueon Arpa,it`.s
H. B. Langford
Phone 64•W Won
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Do You Appreciate
SERVICE?
Sure, we're glad to sell
LUMBER and BUILDING
SV.P.PI,IES but we're happy
to provide yoti with
helpful services too. Here
are just a few of the
EXTRAS you get
at Dashwood,
• PROVIDE BUILDING HINTS AND ADVICE
• MANUFACTURE SPECIAL MILLWORK
• FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL JOBS
• HELP PLAN HOMES AND l~'AJW $uzIoINGS
• ptEE PLAN SERVICE
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atmosphere of the now basement
it
lam, il,
Of course the fact that the
amount .of w:ert; necessary to
service, fuel a11d eielaan .thrift
only a fraction ,-et that demanded
by their predecessors la not .over-
looked Icy that former slava,
friend husband. And he's attract•
,ed, too, by the fuel economy
that means a substantial saving
to him.Catch season.,
lint, after ell, his main -con-
e' finished -con-
cern i s that the f n shed .base -
anent opens tip for hint and 'his.
fanhily, AI completely new area
for living, for pursuing hobbieer,
craftsmanship. and ;the like. or,
for that matter, T -Viewing in
quiet seclusion, .or party' room
where he and his cronies can
retire for a convivial quaff and
a chat are aetivities that will
have his favourable vote,
'ale new basement, however,
has a dividend bargain for the
lady of the house. When it is
fanned, she should put iner
planned,
a portion of iIt
t, .enclpsed
in its own privaoy, whore a
properly appointed and equipped
laundry room cad be installed,
an that. Mondays need .no longer
be 'blue" for her. In this roam,
modern, easy -to -clean laundry
tubs, or perhaps a combination
tub-and•sink unit, will replace
the old pop vitreous .albs, and
round the new unit she can plan
her laundry flow so thatthe least
time and effort is necessary to
keep the family's linen fresh
and 01eap without having to pay
for it ip back -aches and bard
labour."
So this basement, right in the
home itself, may be found to
contain
fur
of
those through 'Which women have
fought their way down the years,
CEMENT
We have CEMENT available
at all times by the BAG or
TRUCKLOAD.
CaII Us For Quotations
G. Thompson
AND SON
Phone 32 He•nsall
Spray Brush
Painting
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HOUSES, :BARN'S
ROQFS ETC,
Lyman Gratton
Phone 53 Grand' Bend
Spada! Offer
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line of
Materials
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ALL BUILDING Nips
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= Phone 40
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Lindenfields
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Phone 111 ExlhN
A Complete Heating Service
Backed By Quality Equipment
LENNOXC '
with the Five -Year Warrantyf
'inclu4intt alt contpetlll. 'uit t i
etc, New ;minty air filters! cxcluaiye. ,staros 0., tto1111- 4I
burner mounting.
ANTHES IMPERIAL
An outstanding line of Osten ,ward,winnlni ft4ret!leet *Ow
ment. Deluxe or standard units in ,as or oil.
GOOD -CHEER?
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AL -. CF WOMAN MANVFACTYRIE
Free estimates .on new instellations•and alteration; Por-outek
ity furnaces and oil burners to suit your requirements, cents* '
Lindenfields Ltd.
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repair. Your. iacai tradesmen are qualified to give premp$,
efficient service at reasonable prices, '
Plumbers
Quality •
OI Heating
1NSTALLATIONS
HOT WATER
and
WARM AiR
PLUMBING
Is A Sp.cielty
Lorne
Kleinstiver
PHONE 14S DASHWOOD
ALF
ANDRUS
PLUMBING
HEATING
SHEET METAL WORK
OIL. BURNERS.
We will be glad ,to assist you in
designing your home. We have
drawn plans for a number of
district buildings,
Call en us 'when you're thinking of 11 II In i 402 ANDREW STREET
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or retroalollin V l!► repairing ting PHONE 19 EXETER
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Dashwood
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Mien
PHONE .2f7•10/ EXETER
Suppliers
L. H.
TURNBUL
AND SON
CONCRETE RLO4K TILE
SAND i GRAVEL
Excavating and , Gradinaii
PHONE 223-W GRAND !LEND
Landscaping
PHONE
STEWART
WEBB'
at
34*r.24 DASHWOOD
for all
LANDSCAPING JOBS
Contractors
MILTON
WEBB
CONTRACTOR
15 Wears Irl C'onstruetioit
"WE BUILD THE EBVI`”'
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H. A, HAMILTON
Carpenter
Pr.. Estimates Given
PHONE 221 GRAND .DEN
Electricians -
ERIC ?Unmet LLPlumhille
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Electrical Wiring
PHONE 51 •1lAND EEN
GARFIEI D THOMSON
Ceman.rciatk industrith!l
anal Demeatle ln;attallatlan
PHONE 2324M '11X1r1
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