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Inspect your roofing
IN LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
JUST ARRIVED A SHIPMENT OF CEMENT
KIRKTON LUMBER
& BUILDERS' SUPPLY
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• Easy set oven timer control
• Removable oven door
• No drip cooktop
• Large master oven
• Infinite 'heat switches
A standard 24" range featuring convenient,
nameless cooking. The four fast nameless
calrod surface units are accurately controlled
by 7 heat switches. The large, family size
oven has a removable door for no-stretch
oven cleaning. A radiant heat broiler per-
mits tasty charcoal-type broiling.
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$12900
WITH TRADE
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Phone 235-0505
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HENSALL MOTORS
PHONE HENSALL 31 PROP. ROY CAMPBELL
and
SOUTH END SERVICE
An early spring inspection of
the roof is a timely and useful
operation, because the rigors of
the winter months may have
caused damage that would other-
wise go unnoticed.
,Slow and unseen leaks are
among the principal causes of
permanent injury to the roof
structure, framing and sills.
Long exposure to the sun will
often cause a roof to become
dry and porous, and sudden tem-
perature changes are a factor in
the curling of roof shingles.
Some of the danger signals to
look for are these:
Asphalt shingles, that have out-
lived their usefulness, will show
the first signs of eventual roof.
failure by granules washing off,
permitting the felt underneath to
dry out or crack.
Shrinkage will cause old wood
shingles to crack and split. In
extreme cases, they will curl,
allowing sleet and rain to wash
under them, thus weakening the
undestructure of the roof. When
nails begin to pop out, thiT is
usually a sign that the wood has
rotted around the nail holes.
Faulty application and long
wear can both contribute to
failure of roll roofing. Over the
years, the sun dries out this roof-
ing and causes blistering and
cracking.
Look for specific trouble spots
around dormer windows and
chimney flashings, vent pipes,
valleys and gutters and on hip
roofs.
Recommended by roofing ex-
perts is a good metal or felt
flashing materials to assure
water-tight dormers.
It is a good idea to examine
chimney areas for any indication
of corrosion or separation of the
flashing.
Although not part of the roof
area, gutters and leaders should
get the home-owner's attention
at roof inspection time. Failure
of the gutters is sometimes due
to the poor pitch or a stopped-up
condition of the leaders.
HOLD SECTIONALS TOGETHER
Metal hooks and eyes, at-
tached to the back of sectional
furniture, keep the furniture
from sliding apart. Hooks and
eyes can be placed in the back
side of legs of sofas and cabi-
nets.
TO MEASURE PIPE •
To get the outside diameter
of a piece of pipe, tighten a
monkey wrench lightly around
it. Slide the wrench off without
loosening the set of the jaws.
The distance between the jaws
is an accurate measurement of
the diameter of the pipe.