■EBRUARY, 
1914 
HOUSE AND GARDEN 
149 
<1 Building a New 
f Remodeling tlie Old 
<J Buying a New 
HOME 
All the problems preliminary to building, remodeling or buying 
are practically and authoritatively discussed and fully illustrated 
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Home Builder 
ARCHITECTURAL STYLES FOR COUNTRY 
HOUSES. Edited by Henry H. Saylor. From this 
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BUNGALOWS. By Henry H. Saylor. If your 
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THE DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE. By Aymar 
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RECLAIMING THE OLD HOUSE. By Chas. Edw. 
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THE HALF-TIMBER HOUSE. By Allen W. Jack- 
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