First —-Build on Paper 
The man who builds cheaply is he who plans well before building. What a 
barn costs depends in no small degree on the care with which it is planned 
on paper in advance. Any mistakes made in building can be corrected only 
at great expense; and if not corrected may cost you good money, through 
making unnecessary work every day, so long as the barn is used. 
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Mistakes made on paper are easily righted without expense and buildings 
on paper are readily moved. 
Get your plans down on paper. Take plenty of time to study carefully; dis¬ 
cuss it with others. Make it the ideal barn for your particular purposes. 
Be sure you have the right amount of storage, enough light, air space and 
ventilation; work-saving arrangement for feeding, watering the stock and clean¬ 
ing the stable; easy handling of the hay; and right location of the barn for 
sunshine and cold winds. . 
Make certain that the barn is correctly proportioned, is individual in appear¬ 
ance, a barn that is strong enough to withstand all storms—one that will add 
value to your farm. 
Jamesway Barn Plan Service 
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You can have all this without extra cost. 
The man who has plans completely 
worked out and blue printed, can submit 
them to several contractors, accepting 
in safety the lowest bid because all are 
bidding on exactly the same proposition. 
Contractors and those supplying ma¬ 
terials are held to exact requirements; 
substitution of inferior materials or 
workmanship is prevented; wastes and 
expensive “extras” are avoided; misun¬ 
derstandings are unlikely. 
In the Jamesway organization are 
scores of Barn Planning Experts, whose 
experience and help are yours for 
the asking. 
For years,these men have studied 
dairy barns—construction, lighting, ven¬ 
tilation, drainage, arrangement to save 
labor; how best to remodel old barns. 
Every year they visit thousands of dairy 
barns in every section of the country; 
every year they help to plan thousands 
of barns. 
The best of their ideas are in a 320- 
page book on barn building, remodeling, 
ventilation and equipment; this book 
will be sent free on request. 
Write us now. Tell whether you ex¬ 
pect to build or remodel this year; and 
say what barn problems are bothering 
you. Perhaps we can help you solve 
them. If you want the book, ask for 
“THE JAMES WAY BOOK No. 3 0.” 
James Manufacturing Company 
Elmira, N. Y. 
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