The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-30
Specialist Gets Better Re.
sults Than Man Who
Works Along General
Lines and Who Isn't In
tevested in "NesO Fam
aled Ideas"
BIZ Sophie Irene Loeb.

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have q homo OF his own having saved
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In this ssries Of articles The Evening
worsd viii present facts found after In
vsscsauon IN the interest of the would
BE- homs-buiidss. 90 that no may avoid
the pitfalls that confront the small IN
WESTON who can III AFFORD 60 lose his
Aard-sarnsh savines.
0lncs the market 10 full OF vartou0
materials for bu,idins. Il 10 not the pur-
puos OF these articles 10 90 specifically
ibes the msrlks Of thsss. but win pro-
U~as In he oailding plans mAtsriAlr OF
recognised worth.
IMPORTANCE or PROPER MA.
TGRiAL AND MAN TO BUILD.
since there are now 90 many materials
available. the wise man of moderate
means Will carefully 80 into the value
q each material - to IL stability be-
fore mailing he decision. Very often .
mstss1al selected dstsrtorAtss rapidly
ana lsaves the man 81 limited means
poor indeed.
Every builder has. - . ruiA his par
siouiss hoh6y - b materials and the
owner y always confronted with the
old familiar rsfrain. "nothing ~ good"
10 that there viii b the individual who
Will eliminate everything excepting
brick: one who will swear BY stucco;
another who will stick TO the good Old
frame. and stiu othsrs who sssk sUm.
hiAAtions Of nov methods.
Yes Win ana along Win ne
Aassbls uAtsslals sush ~ stoas,
6s1sA, ss1sfses, vaslous substaA-
tlal Deoluets such ~ terra eotta
tile aaA steel, ssluax1n6 . veneer
q stuese, eeAessss o. aAseAxy.
Yst WAaSsvse material - selected,
- bsst suited 70 TIE mems Of the
owner, - osAss - svoaa errors 10
were Wise - choose sAs builasx
VIE MARES . speciality q SAss pax.
t3sulas material.
F>or the specialist has. through sxperi-
snos. learned how the material 10 best
applied. relative TO weather conditions.
proper insredisnts In mixing. and the
best methods for construction, &C.. that
gives him an advantage over the man
who geheraiisss In building from various
materials.
for. bNck veneer add not over 8 per
cent: for s|noh hollow wall add not
over per cent. and for i2-inch SOLID
wall add not over ~ per cent.
One Of che materials used In that OF
stucco. which Is found TO be advan-
tageous indeed when properly made. II
II generally conceded that this covering
makes = house cooler In summer and
warmer In winter. II has taken the
place. TO no small sxtsnt Of wood since
the cost Of tho lattsr u steadily In.
IcreaSinG..
But stucco. to Be satisfactory. must
certainly he built by the man who
knows how. For example. II must not
Be applied In Pressing weAther and Ger.
tAAn 0thsr conditions must also be
avoided. The builder who employs un.
skilled masons and poor materials gets
bed results too. The stucco will peel
} on. crack. bulge. absorb water. SPOT,
streak and look sorry indeed.
Yet all these drawbacks have been
overcome by the man who has special.
ICES on this particular process and there
sre now thousands of delightful homes
In stucco. proving more desirable IN
every sense than frame.
oerAiLs AND PLANS FOR HOUSE
NO. 9.
Tho house illustrated contains man,
, features OF high priced houses. yet with
n In the scope Of n small investment. Thi,
house. to DO economically built, SHOULD
b. OF frame with . snooo finish Owe
, metal Hath.
. The wide veranda extending all aroun,
, the house and the French window
. leading into the dining room from tn
I bay make It possible to have the usua
1 home occupations-eating. sswins AN
n vis'ting-all In the open air.
= inside OF the house may be found
c practically. the entire first floor In on
r room. separation only being sufficieu
= to defins the hall. living room and dir
Ing room-open arches giving free q
cess and view to almost the entir
- moor, The kitchen IN large enough ,