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30 VICTORIA ST. N. Dial 524-8581
Waihk ►i *kers lik. tire.kick.ri,-
Are you a "wall -knocker"?
That's the term, many real estate
people apply to prospective
home buyers who, ignorant of
what they should. really be
looking for, thump the walls of a
house curiously, hoping. touhear
some clue..
se• me
"tire-kickers among
used car salesmen, and
"leather -sniffers" in a whole
variety of fields, ' "wall -knock-
ers" rarely get as much value as
they might. They shop for a
home on Saturday, but forget to
find out whether that quiet, ,
shady. lane is .a, truck route on
weekdays.
They admire a pretty lawn' in
summer, but forget to -ask about
the " presence of insulation so
necessary for winter.
They do their hunting on dry,
blue-sky days - and fail to look
for high-water marks
basement walls.
"Buying. a home is like
proposing marriage," , says
housing expert, J.V. Cannon, Jr.,
boss of a .firm known among
plumbers as ' the • most
fashionable and reliable of the
plumbing fixture manufacturers.
"If you're not careful, a slick
coat of paint May dazzle you
out of looking for honest
structural soundness.. Some
people forget all about the attic.
A -fewF° *--evert . o erlL2c�] ,thQr
bathroo t itures!" --- -� �--
Lists are an invaluable
house -hunting aid. Before you
shop write down all the features
your - -new house
on
STARTS FRIDAY l P.M.
AT
GARLAND'S
TEMPORARY LOCATION IN
THE OLD STEDMAN'S STORE
.What to look for in
neighborhood must have; then
list those you'd like. -tofind if
you ean. - "
While looking at houses, have
one member of the family 'jot
down the good -and bad points
of eachhouse you see. This way,
you are less 'likely to request a
second look at a house that left
you cold first•time around_,
These are sometimes so
obvious that no one thinks to
check them, yet a house that
lacks these features can be a king
sized' . headache for years to
come.
1. Exterior: Is the siding solid;
the roofing tight and flat? Paint
free of peels, blisters and
"alligatoring"? (A negative
answer might mean a leak in the
rain drainage. system.)
Rain gutters and spouts
should lead to dry wells
(underground beds of rock and
gravel for dispersion) at least 15
feet from the house. You_ can
test the downspout by inserting
a hose and running Water down
it for `five minutes; none should
back up.
2. Consttuction. Check
Penny carnival
Continued from page 1 °
Appliances, •Eedy's, Bricker's
Jewellery Store, Ross Shoe
Shop, O'Brien's Market, Pizza
Patio, Singer Sewing Centre,
MacArthur and Reilly,
Blackstone Furniture, Goderich
and Building Centre-, Robinson's z Tie
°-Marie-Shoppe,-Shores Gift Store,
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(BEFORE RECONDITIONING;
1966 PONTIAC
Strato Chief tudor - 6 cylinder, automatic,
whitewalls;. J63648.
1964 PONTIAC
Laurentian 4 door. 6 cylinder, automatic, radio;
J60973.
•
1964 PONTIAC .
. Laurentian- 9 Passenger Stationwagon V8,
automatic, radio, power steering; X14346.
1964 OLDSMOBILE
Dynamic 88 4 door Hardtop Power Steering and
brakes, radio etc;,J61591.
1964 METEOR
Rideau h door. V8, automatic, radio; J61149.
1964 PLYMOUTH
Savoy- sedan 6 cylinder, automatic, radio; J62908.
1962 CHEVROLET
Belair 4 door 6 cylinder, 'automatic,radio, gdod
body; J62954. . _
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$499
$299
$399
_Laja Kitchen, -Ormandy's,
Dunlop Pharmacy, Granger's
T.V., Esquire Restaurant,
Gerrards, Worsell's , Anderson's,
Peoples', Denomme . Flower
Shop, Breekenridge's, Ainslie's,
Mill End Store, Floj`er Fashions,
Woolworths, LG:pA., Ca radian
Tire, Lakeview, Culberts, Squires
Gifts, Kentucky. Fried, Chicken,
Esso, Aberharts.
mow- Special thanks to Kathleen
and Tom O'Brien for
volunteering their ...lune and
horses; to Conklin Lumber and
the Red and White for supplying
material for the booths; to the
Kinsmen and Lions Club for use
of their bingo 'equipment; to
Bissetts and Mrs. Kitty Smith for
taking care of refreshments; to
the Psychiatric Hospital for their
barbecue; and to the electrician,
Brian Carroll.
Salt boats
number 50
More than 50 vessels have
been in Goderich so far this
season to"' pick up cargoes of
rock ' salt which have gone lto
many' distant centres. -
Among recent arrivals for salt
were: Algorail, from Hamilton,
Aug. 19; Martha Hindman from
Midland, Aug. 20; E. B. Barber
from Toronto, Aug. 24. •
Grain boats were: Maunaloa,
Aug.. 23; Elmdale, Aug. 24.
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. Change Habits And
Change luck
Fish are like people. They.
get set in their ways arid -don't
like tq make changes. Patterns
of life are rigorously followed
untiw14 something forces a'
change in habits.
This human -like trait leads
to some drastic differences in.
fish behavior
during the hot
weeks of sum -
met'.
The normal
ways of fishing
usually don't
produce during
summer dol-
drums, yet many
anglers stidk to
AM Fisher their set habits
and give up fishing.., untit..the,.n.....
weather and the water cool.
By- calling it quits they're
probably missing some . good
fishing, says Red Fisher, the
angling authority at Mercury
outboards. What they should
do is change their habits along
With the fish•.
To begin, start getting out
on the lake before the sun
comes ufi; be there again when
it 'goes down. Skip the,bot
hours' in betlween. •
Pish will, change what they
'eat, too. Summer is the time
of insects --- grasshoppers,
crickets fonts and a multitude
$299
$7
$13
ABOVE UNITS ARE NOT SAFETY CHECKED
HURIRY THESE PRICES ,1CRE-FoR 1 WEEK- ONLY
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basement walls for severe cracks,
bulges, . dampness, signs . of
flpoding, a musty smell: Can it
be aired (kt? Ifvbasement beams
are - free . of rot, ;termites and
carpenter ants, you should see
no traces Of -"sawdust" and you
should be unable ° to push a
,penknife- bladO deeply and easily
into the wood,
Watch outfor long, deep
plaster cracks around door and
window frames, add for rain.
leakage stains On upstairs ceilings
and walls. Floors should be firm
and level; you can test them
with an inexpensive bubble -type
tester sold in most hardware'
stores.
3. Bathrooms. Any house
should have at: least twotoilets
(unless you are a hermit), and it
is becoming standard to have at
least one bathroom on each level.
of a house. If you need an extra
ath, be sure that the price you
y will leave you enoughto put
one in promptly, and don't
complain, if you have to do this;
with the cost of labor and
fixtures forever going up, the
value of an investment in a new
bathroom keeps escalating.
4. Heating ` equipment. Is.. it
suitable to the size of the house?
Many. newen3 homes have two
and even three zone heating,
giving you the opportunity to
1i
a ,new house
have' different levels of heat in
different parts of the"house, and
giving you the economy that
accompanies this Option:
5., Wiring., Are there enough
• electrical outlets •and circuits for
the size of the house? Insist on .a
written guarantee that the° house
has at least a 60 amp electrical
service 4,100 or even 200 amps
are better). `
Ifo the home is to be built, or
if you're planning structural
changes, call the telephone
company afor free advice on
wiring; by running the wires
behind walls, you'll avoid
excessive exposed wiring.
6. Yard. Large enough and
private enough for your family's
needs? Will the summer privacy
provided by trees disappear with
autumn's falling leaves?
Shrubbery that's right up against,'
an old house may harbor
dangerous dampness or
carpenter ants; -check.
7. You. This should really be
the first thing to check for it will
help in deciding what to try for
in, evaluating and selecting the
house ,you need.
Do you know how much'cash
you can actually put together?
Have you figured out how much,
in monthly payments, you can
afford? The lawyer - have you
chosen one (picking one before
yoµ go otit may save you from
signing something that binds you
but not the other party)?.
But remember, no matter how
ready you are to begin, that the
proper first step is ,to scan the
• paper for the names of real
estate --brokers, not marriage
brokers..
For though buying a house
may be like proposing marriage,
it's wise to get some ecpert•
advice from a professional
before crossing the threshhold.
Huron County
Crop Report
"Continued dry weather has
permitted rapid wind-up of grain-
and
rainand second cut hay harvesting,"
says M. 'Miller, Assistant
Agricultural Representative for
Huron County.
Bean harvest should begin
next week on early planted
fields. Dry weather has, caused
some firing of corn on lighter
soils -With yield reduction
expected.
A11 growers are reminded of
the Ontario Bean Day at
Ridgetown College this Friday at
1:30 P.M., (August 28th).
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Svnokey , ay;
Forest Fires
are a menace to the public!
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PURINA - 2 ib. Box
DOG CHOW
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REDPAT FINE, GRANULATED .
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MAXWELL HOUSE - 6 oz. •Jar -
INSTANT COFFEE
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SUNSPUN - 11 oz.
CiOFF!,F CREAMER -
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CORN: NIBLETS
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course"), foods. Artificial lures ,
will be passed up in favor of
these nut al foods.
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of natural food is ,most abun
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Live baits and shallowwater
dictate .a change ins' fishing
methods. No heavy trolling or
• plug tasting rods now. 'rhe
,Situation taliN for light -weight
fly Or spin „casting tacklc with .
ltt line and line Wire hooks,
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