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The plans to the left show an 
admirable arrangement for the 
truly small house. Considering 
its total floor space, the sizes of 
the owner’s and guest rooms 
show economy of space elswhere 
The first floor plan, as well as 
the second, discloses the means 
by which rooms of generous size 
'were contrived in so small a 
house. A stair hall is eliminated, 
and the stair space made small 
Below is the house of which the 
plans are shown at the left. Al¬ 
though the dormer is large, it has 
not destroyed the graceful roof 
line. J. M. Hamilton, Minne¬ 
apolis, Minn., architect and o'wner 
The bungalo'w which is really a bun¬ 
galow, confining its plan to one floor 
is always interesting. The plan here, 
its “fore and aft” arrangement elimi¬ 
nating an unsightly rear, is excellent 
The exterior of the bungalow sho'wn 
above is commendably frank, with in¬ 
terest achieved by stucco, brick and 
iron. Gus Kray, San Antonio, Texas, 
o'wner. *4. B. and R. M. Ayres, architects 
