BUILD ?In? Williamston BUY YOUR MATERIALS FROM LOCAL DEALERS Homes For Families With High Standards and Modest Means Standards Go Up For Small Homes ?*? Careful Buyers Require More ?Whether Home Is To Be Uir^e Or Small Tin unusually large demand fur low-cost homes has not altered the fact that the small house must be as attractive, efficient, livable, and dur- j able as more expensive homes in or- [ der t?> bt~ marketed to the careful buyer of today. This was asserted recently by of- ! ficiaLs, who added that it is no long- 1 er enough for the home to be val ued at a pricu the average wage- i earner can afford. The house now must meet minimum, construction i standards which are both sensible J and consistent with the type of the dwelling. It must be compatible with the needs of the family which will : occupy it. and it must be located in ! a neighborhood reasonably free from I the type of hazards that tend to de- j stroy residential property values. I "Small homes rarely have had the j advantage of competent architectur- 1 "services?' .1 building official as-1 been generally practiced to build 1 the small single-family dwelling ' with little thought of usefulness and 1 Inability over a long time to come, j Even so, tin- him*.- :*!???.1 * i> ^ : been the best of residential mort | The modern small home is in ' many respects as complete a dwell- I ing unit as its more elaborate coun-1 terpart. Considering the type and ? quality of standard equipment that I now comes with the small home, j such as automatic heating plants, modem ranges, and mechanical Re frigerators. it represents a great ad vance over the small house of even a few years ago. 9* SPECIAL DESIGN MONTHLY SMALL HOISE CLUB NYE Simple convertibility is the keynote of the plan for this "native American" house, typical ly representative of the homes in our great middle West. An All-American - Home,, it, is apparently? four rooms large; but becomes five by enclosing the dining porch. Construction of a basement is optional. The Independence will rod nnlv St000 to $4500, ami can be built from the blue prints and specifications being offered to you through this newspaper for $.1.75. Order t<?day! Rise Business men expect the general run of manufactured grocery prod ucts to begin reflecting the higher raw materials and labor costs in t?aiiy fall when this year's crops have been processed and moved Monthly Small House (Huh. I lie. 1 10 Nunmiii Sir?Tl. NKVt YOKk. \. Y. Enclosed f-iiul my (check) (money order) in the sum of $3.75 for which please send me working blue prints and complete plans, and specifications for the house (give name of house) as pictured in The Enterprise. Williamston, N. ( Name AiltlrfKii City Insulation Aids In Comfort Of Homo Not Only Will Insulation Pro-! \i?l?? Comfort Hot It ^ ill Itr Economical The importance of proper insula tion has only been appreciated with 1 in the past 20 or 25 years, building experts say. As a result of the growing appre ciation of dwelling insulation, ma terials have been developed which [ i not only are highly efficient from live [ J standpoint of heat resistance hut I may readily be adapted to eonven 11tonal methods of residential eon struct ion. Home.*, should be insulated in such j a way as to produce comfort and ! economy of operation. In summer the uninsulated home is often wanner than outdoors In ! winter the uninsulated home is draffy and expensive to heat; it has cold I exterior walls, rooms too cold in! j severe weather which necessitates closing, them off, and cold-air drafts ! ? 111 s.tair wells, and upstairs quarters I are difficult to heat. j By introducing insulation into the j construction of roofs or uppermost ceilings, tlie enclosing walls, and tloors with no heated basements be I low, a prospective home builder is insuring against beat loss. Officials say that the wclMnsulated house re ; quires less heat, reflecting a saving not only in the original cost of heat nig equipment but also in the annual ! fuel cost Miss l <lminis IC ill S/teak it IIttnor Day Exercises Miss Margaret Edwards, of W. C. II N. C . Greensboro, will^ be the principal speaker at Honor Day ex ercises which will conclude Farm j and' Home Week- at State College, August 8th, says Miss Ruth Current, state hbnie agent. (Guernsey Cow (lives Richest Milk In ISorili Carolina ?? Ona of Upland Farm, a Guernsey! cow belonging h> U M Noisier, of , Kings Mountain, gave the richest milk of any North Carolina cow un der test in May, say^pjdfin A Arey, j extension dairy specialist at State j College. NO MATTKK WHAT YOIJK Building Needs WE CAN SKKVK YOl ! I.rl I h Figure (hi Itnililin^ Mali-riiil* l or hmr llomr (?r (Mh. ?r Fount ruction Job* llifill Ouiility ? Fair I'riii's ? I'lomjit Sorrier WILLIAMSTON M Supply Co. ii WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH Every Building Need Quality - Service - Satisfaction ?ROOFING ?LUMBER ?LOCKS ?FLOORING ?BOORS ? CEMENT ?SASH ?BRICK ?PAINT ?SCREKNS Anything in the Building Line G.&H.BuildersSupply WILLIAMSTON, N. C. British Inventor &? '.W Robert Alexander Watson Watt, a Scottish scientist, is credited with the development of Britain's new secret radio plane detector. The t radiolocator was revealed by Lord ' : Beaverbrook in a broadcast appeal- ( ing for American radio technicians { to ope rata them. , Questions And Answers . . . U. Is it possible to make a house which is square or rectangular in shape appear interesting? A. Achieving an interesting ex terior appearance for rectangular shaped houses requires more ingen uity than for those which are L-, Q-, or Z-shaped Good wall-opening ar rangements, care in selection and use of materials, and design of mi nor details are important. Often the use of a well-proportioned porch, a bay window, and an attractive en trance door way will assist ip obtain ing an interesting app< aranc e Well planned garden walls,* fences, and similar accessories can be used to give the house individuality. At also an effective means of achieving variety. It tends to make the house appear larger by increasing the ex-? tenor mass of the house. Q. What is the purpose of a thin ner in connection with paint and what are the best kinds? A. Thinners are used to make the paint spread more easily and the oil penetrate porous surfaces more read lly. Its effect is tempuiaiy, since it evaporates when the paint Is used Generally speaking, thinners should be related to the paint. Paint manu facturers usually recommend the type of thinner to be uued with their products. l)SE T11E BESX lieiijamin Moore Paint ll cii?l? no more, y??( win'll final il Ix lla r fair a-\a-r\ jolt.' If it i?at-wa?w-ai|iii.|||iiflianiv ili'iiuillal 4t44-V4 A MIN MOOIII I'VINT in ya?nr a-ainlrua'l. WILLIAM STON HARDWARE CO. When You liuihl Or lienunlel NEW Furniture! Yoii (Ian Depend On Us To Kurn IhIi Every Boom From Kitrhrn to Living Room ?Wi4lie Style and (Quality You Want And You dun Huv It Here Eor Lew*. B. S. Courtney WILLIAMSTON, N. C. * MR. FARMER CHANNELl Kc/iicw/mt, Tlirrr Is Only One Channel Drain Roofing MK. FAHMKK, Keiiieinber ilit-re in ?>n 1 > one Channel Drain Kunfinu. Il uim- toil many yrurs longer scrtice ami when il rains il drains. Often times ynn will In- Inlil lliat Millie oilier Sheet Hoofing is Just \s (iootl as tlian nel Drain. Vihy~Take itiis elianee! Demainl the original. I'lease keep lliis in mi ml that when yon riile alony; I In- roail ami see a riisly roof "Thai's "Sol Channel Drain." So as pro leelion lo yourself, see thai the word t haiinel Drain is on everv sheet of metal yon hn>. SOLI) M HIE BEST MEIH'.II ANTS LVEin WHEKE W. H. Basnight & Co., Inc. W1IOI.KS VI I. IHSTKllllJTOItS "II e f in er F.tixlrrn ('.arolimi" VIIOSMK MHMil CVHOIIVV For 27 Years We've Helped Williamst'n Grow I li ? -> HHMH'iulion. (luring 111 a - |ia-l 27 yi'urn IniM hail ntlla-ll III <li> aaitli till' |iraiu ra-ho anal prnwlli of \\ illiaiiiMlani ami Mar tin I 'anility. Tin- 11 a I > i I of llirift ami -aainps lia- ln-a-ii a-na-ainra^a-al anal, uiali-il anal IIHaiiy liainii aiHiia-m taialay waiiilal I>?- lixiiifi ill ra-nta-al lltinia-M a-\a-a-|il fair tin- aiil Iliix a--aaiiatiini lia- itiarn llia'ni. Am W illiiiiiiMlani ami Martin ? aaaiiila Iium liriiiaii, mii Iiiim ilia- a-Miiaialiiin firaiHN. Fraim j11~I a (a w ma-iiilia-rM in tin- lia-ain aiiaia llia-ra- i? iiaau a laia-111lia-|-r>lii|> aaf many Ininalra-alM. TIhm i-a laitCi n aif aanif iila-naa lai tV- fiira-nl^lila-alilL'.Ms aif lha- faiainala-lM ami lliaiMa- what lia\a- liianaf{a-al ll)a- affair* aaf llii- a?ata-ialiaiii. It i? |iai*iliw- priiaif ili.il III II.DIM. anal I.O\\ i- a -afa- anal Minimi ma-tliaial aif in\a-?liii)i yamr Minimi If Yoii Really Want A Begin;Sftvirig 'through the lluihliiig Ami Ijturn . . ^ Martin County Building & Loan Association

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