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An Automobile or a
HOME Which?
No. 413 The King 8
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Jhis attractive, little four-room cottage is of the
modified bungalow type, giving the desirable broad
floor space with a si longer construction and greater
roof pilch. Note windows on two sides of the bed
room and the double entrance to the bath-room. The
full basement is reached through, conyenient stairs from
the kitchen. Rooms are all of ample si?e and every
TQoq hqs op.eu light aucj ventilation from two directions,
Note the attrcye fireplace in the living-room. Even
in an automobile you timst star-t frpm and, go to spine
place. You can't keep going . all the time, Andean
you imagine a "homier"' pla.ee than this delightful little
cottage? For a young married couple with the price of
the above named car, this .Home makes the stronger ap
peal. The man who owns this Home is an asset to his
town, And this Home will stjjl be a HQMI$, with the
added Mliveableness" that the years bring around, long
after lh.W jw's model car has been forgotten,
No. 412 The Hudson
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In this illustration we show a four-room house
with a "staggard" arrangement that provides the ut
most capacity for the extetior dimeutions. Note that
this Is built on what we term a "reversed" plan and
was chosen to show how any of our plans may be re-
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We Believe That Everybody Who Can Afford A Car Should Have One. But We Do NOT Believe in "Putting
the CartAuto Before the House." A "Pleasure Car" Breeds Expeusive HabitsA HOME Indicates Thrift.
A flfOME is ansset an automobile is $ liability.
Below we have listed fiye of ike lower priced cars on the market, .and, with
them, illustrated five HOMES which can be built COMPLETE for
almost exactly the c.9tf of the car named, Look at the pictures study .the floor
plans think of the family talk it over with the wifeand then let us give
you some interesting details a)jout the materials the finish, the color scheme, etc,
These are good flings to know, eyen if you DO buy a car.
,but all the rooms are on tJUe other side of tjhetyous.e from
the original plans. All the rooius are large and well
lightedample for all the requirements of any one wish
ing a 4-room dwelling, There is a half basement reach
ltd from Jin: passage or hall .between the kitchen and
biithroom, and stairs leading to .the attic where the
he'ght of I he roof allows for the finishing of additional
rooms if desjred. Its mitch belter to walk up to thjs
HOME, and rail it YOUR HOME than ' to ride past
some other fellow's house hi your own car both at tlifi
game price,
No 518 The Wileys-Knight
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This beautiful five-,ioom HOME is much more pre
tentious than it appears in the picture. This covers a
space of j6xS feut and has a full basement, with furn
ace heat, though stoves and be used if desired, Two
uice rooms can be furnished on the second floor, making
this a seven room house, and at very little additional
cost. Special attention is called to the scientifically cor
rect arrangameut of the rooms, which are placed so as
to allow for the greatest amount of housework with the
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fewest number of steps. This "stepvs&ving!' quality is
a feature of all the plans we furnish to our customers,
and pne that is not cared for in a vast majority of
."ready-made'' designs. This is a Jio.use that will hold
its own when built among houses costing many times its
price. Depending somewhat on the grade of finish se
lected and the built-iu features ued, an invesl.ment of
approximately thefost of the car mentioned vill mnk,e
yon the oyner of this beautiful HOME.
No. 613 The Saxon?
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Well not exactly, but we happened to baye this cut
handy and we simply couldn't resist the tenipthtion t0
show it to you. If you should, be riding along the road
and should sitddely come upon this HOME, your first
exclamation would be; "O what a beauty,." You
couldn't help it, even though you had never had a
Klimpse inside, but here we are going to show you the
whole interior arrangement.
You have alreadv noted the spacious, vnranda and
now as you step inside you' see at a glance, all 011 one
floor, six large, i well lighted, well ventilated," conven
iently arranged rooms. A good big Ivitli-room, plenty
of closets, and with a full basement underneath, and
two dandy bed-rooms up stairs; there is plenty of room
for all that belong there, yet even a mouse would be
hard put to find a suitable place for his dwelling. But
to get back to onr subject of homes and automobiles,
any young man with a few hundred dollars to start
with, a determination to get ahead of just average luck,
cau own this HOME, fully paid in a surprisingly shoit
time. Which shall it be? All your savings into the
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,tbo,v;e .tifiined car w'ltioh in two ,or three short years will
be a. .thing, of the , past and on which the .running expens
es and .deterioration will equal the ,payiutiit that would
need to be made to own the home, or shall they 'be used
as first payment on the HOME, which might .easily be
the .cause of pride and the abode of happiness -through
all the years of a long and useful life all for the price
,of a y-passeuger Ruick.
No. 302 Second Hand Ford
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To kt yu know we have souietiug for every purse
and every purpose, we show plan No. 302 along with
the rest, peihaps your first impression is that it is not
much of h house, but just consider for a moment! Sup.
pose you are going to take the "One and Only Girl" 011
a homestead lots of fellows do. We all know w hat the
ordinary homestead shack is, a contraption of rough
boards and battens that "looks like the place some of us
are headed for" and feels In winter like a cut off the
north pole. We contend that if you start right, it costs
Do more to build a HOUSE than to build a box. This
one pught to prove it. AH HOME, what there is of it,
for about the price of a second-hand Kord,
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No. 107 Tum-A-Lum Barn
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A type of baru that is scientifically arranged, ample
stotage room and an outside appearance that adds more
than the cost of it to the value of auy.farm,
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