The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1913, Page 12

How TO BUILD A HOME WITH YOUR FIRST Fourth Article and Fourth Set of Plans. $1,000 Beware of Plans Furnished You ‘‘Free’’ Unless You See Complete. House First = ere Homeseeker With Little Cash Is Likely to Find Slipshod Methods Far More Costly Than If He Employed an Able Working Architect. Control of Sub-Contract- ors and Expert Supervi- gion to See That Specifi- cations Are Lived Up To Will Often More Than Save Expert's Fee. Sophie Irene Loeb. vee only had $1,000 and wanted « home, how would you go edout 17 ‘These are the questions that confront the man of modest means if he would have @ home of his own, having saved $1,000 cash: ‘What cam 2 make Ser getting more money, having Be this series of articles The Evening ‘World will present facts found after ine ‘Important detatis that mean much to in of Iimited means are uauc!: | be worked out as the work pre-) ‘Thua, the owner discovers, to) hie regret, that be must later add many! things to make the house complete. — Por the general attitude of contractors or concrete if preferable, the root and! y side Walle’are shingled, th side wails in be clap-boarded for the same cost, je ohimney te built of brick, tire coat of this cottage includ- mn and carpenter work, plumbd-| ter wal cost becomes greater than w: contractors ara! {2 comtenpia| As & rule, gen In ben und neces- ether masons or r fehing. te $2,900. osher work than this le done by Bint tie tak ae nae Serily The entire cost can be reduced ‘about OBb-contractors. Very often they make| $150 by having @ bot alr heating plant br igs Ap guoh eub-dids of from 18 per! instead of steam. 3 per cent. This saving. can| Hel firat floor nine feet, interior, made'by the mail bulkier if he gets, trimming cypress etained and. varnish: "architect who gives out | atenrsiog to owner's taste, N. C. pine the work directly to sub-contractors. Ta. ls direction volumes might be} —_— written giving the aorrowful exper-| Waverly Carter Was Nota Sevier fences of owners who have become in-| Friends apd relatives of Wa' wetested on Account of @ low bid'on a'ter, who was @hot during o sad ‘by ‘The best way to overcome thia{ Lieut. Becker's strong arm’ hot accept a low bid on a house in @ resort in Harlem, have asked The has not already been built, which! E World to correct the statement post. clearly outlined by the of that house, Kapectaliy should ution be taken on alow priced ‘here the owner has only a capital to begin with. Now Well After Using Eckman’s Alterative Ae shown Joadiog to side of house . ere the steep grade at front of house and toe street running paraliel with Kitchen side of bullding. In Geeigning this house the general @Bterlor effect sought was that of a ow one-story building, but containing Dedrooms eight feet six inches high throughout except in two are situated under slope of Te the living room, the from room by two nquare js and wood beam over them. < fourteen the di vent South 1 i jeep Wal! gui column and between Ins to keep heat tn livh The'kitchen range is piac #840 of roam and Wash trays, eink, dish cleast and p ving room and dine ‘tag room. ore beaver boards can be Miated in soft tones to maich the ftur- ‘nigbings of the rooms, Stenciled bord- Sid wor walls under cornice mould- ‘and wood ralls and mouldin, $ cost of interior wall and cell! @eatwhent as described in above p Seaatlain, lathe same as plain plasterin; : | ariver employed by John A. McCarthy eet metal work, steam heating ware with a rathekeller, In the base PLANS CHANGE WITH GACH ARTICLE, ment. Prior to the trial of Plitt for the shooting of Carter the District-Attorney Bro, dealers in building materials, | caused an investigation to be made into he is described by them as @ sober| Carter's personal history. It was learned steady man. The place where Car-| that he was a native of Virginia and was shot was an ordinary liquor Prior to his death Carter was & himeelf by honest labor, ’ ‘ dames McCreary & Co. are showing for this week in the SUIT ORDER ROOM very attractive Models, made in work- rooms on the premises. These models include Gowns for street, afternoon and ‘dinner wear, also Dancing Gowns of net and chiffon. Especially priced at 65.00, 82.50 & 95.00 Thirty-fourth Street STERN BROTHERS have in preparation for Wednesday Their Final Removal Sale of Men’s and Youths’ Clothing, Boys’ Summer Apparel, Boys’ Furnishings and Hats At Extraordinary Reductions in Prices Particulars will appear in Tuesday evening's papers. West 23d and 22d Streets | Gall to beard ehip started the fleet again |’ | to, Commodore Hamilton's quarters and | BAY HEAD YACHT GOES PIRATING FOR “EATS.” Annual Club Sail and Dinner Makes | Western Jamaica Bay Stop, Look and Listen. The invasion: of the weetert Jamaica Bay by & big fleet East stirred yachtsmen and éxcursion- | meat who didn’t know i was the ennaal fleet sail and wisit of the Bay Head Yacht Club to the Jamaica Bay Yacht Commodore fe Vrohwttee'e' Gertrade toa were steamed a ta Meadowmere+and served. with ‘pit sauce, The second chapter of “eats kept most of has voy- eats} athe oenedheed selene end of|' ‘Thiere’s no longer the slightest need of | feeli wsbemed prescition th hine—doubl guerauteed to remove these side | . Simply vale jned Kove vod behind showed the “other end” rachte- | 6 and ‘apely. vite nope Fina aad men that Hook Nay ool is gome place, mérinely apeaking. ) ave | nto After dinner, at which one indred eat, at the Jamaica Bay Yacht Club, the to Rockaway, Point, whence it returned, danced @ while. Oa the way home Yeoman Bebath con. ‘ot! | nected with ‘a Soatton’ of clama, which "| Bonwrr TELLER &Co. ANNOUNCE FOR TUESDAY Greatly Reduced Prices Women’s Suits, Coats, Wraps, Dresses- and Waists Prior to Inventory Women’s Linen Suits... Women’s Eponge Suits. Women’s Cloth’ Suits................ Women’s Sport Coats... SOOE aCs OnOOIC 7.50 Women's Short Gold Silk Coats............7.50 Women’s Covert Coats...............000s008 7.50 Women’s Eponge Coats... Women’s Matelasse Coats................5+. Women’s Evening Wraps 25.00. . Formerly to 75.00 charmeuse, brocade crepe, meteor, ner en as ee as Summer Morning Dresses 5.50 6.90 8.90 Foulard Silk Dresses................0..50005 12.50 Lingerie and Ratine Dresses Striped and Dotted Crepe de Chine Dresses. 15.00 Silk or Lace Afternoon Dresses Afternoon & Evening Dresses 29.50 45.00 Formerly up to $135.00 One or two modelo of a kind taken Lingerie and Voile Waists Shadow Lace and Ribbon Waists. Wool Coat Sweaters . Fifth Avenue at 38th Street French Hand-Made Waists..,..... 2.50 4.00 5.00 Tomorrow, a special offering of 1,000 Women’s Separate Dress Skirts regularly $2.95, $4.95 & $3.95 at $1.65 A sacrifice of the entire remaining stock of one of the best makers in this city. The manufacturer of these dress skirts was anxious to close out to us the balance of his stock and ‘‘call ita season.” In consequence he made a very substantial sacrifice on the cost of producing these garments—so substantial a vagal fact, that the woman who attends this sale season. will make the most profitable jn oA of a skirt in all ‘J her buying experience. Fourth floor fancy whi: jue, white Bee Fa sondeline a and white dodtora cord, it a ae C. O. D. and none exe pg pay reserve ihe right to limit the number of f garments to a customer, Saks & Company Broadway at S4th Street. ‘of your ingeret as the I B. Altinar & Ca. have arranged the following Sales to-morrow (Tuesday): An Additional Sale of F Women’s Tailor-made Skirts ; of serge and other materials, regular prices $8.50 to 12.50 at $3.90, 4.85 & 6.50 Women’s Corsets and Brassieres. at the following extremely low prices: ’ Corsets (sizes incomplete), at 95c., 1.25 & I. 75 ss A limited number of Corsets made in work- rooms in the estabjishment, at $3.50 & 5.00 Brassieres at 85c. & $1.10 Silk Parasols and Umbrellas at special prices, as foliows: PARASOLS of silk taffeta, in such desirable colors as hunter’s green, purple, cerise and navy blue; also in black and black-and-white striped effects; heretofore $3.00 at $1.85 UMBRELLAS, for Men and Women, of twilled silk, with natural wood handles, plain or sterling silver trimmed; heretofore $3.00 to $4.00 . . at $2.00 Men’s Negligee Shirts at unusyally attractive prices. Men's Siik Negligee Shirts, reguisr prices $5.00 & 5.50 at $2.85 Nien’s Negligee aii celia prices $1.50 & $2.00 . at 95c, A Special Sale of Bed Furnishings consisting of Blankets, Comfortables, Bede spreads, Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases, ese pecialiy desirable for Summer Hotels, Ciubs, etc., at the following exceptional prices: White Blankets Crochet Bedspreads . Satin-finish Bedspreads . Comfortables 5 per pair, $3.00 each, 1.25 each, 2,90 ‘ each, 1,75 Muslin Sheets each, each, Plain Hemstitched 65c. to $1.05 $1.05 & 1.20 Muslin Pillow Cases wach, [8c. to 26c. each, 25c., 28c. & 32c, Plain Hemstitched ;Sifth Avene, 34th und 35th Streets, Nem York,’ Call and Make ee Own Terms Our Terme Apply to New York, New Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut iq $1 A WEEK DELIVERS e Youn Kerehe Mehereny finished upholstered in Daventort in Golden Oak Tapestry like nao \ foes Anish, Nis ste tered in te te 91° 6" 80" 105" ty Pa Sth Ave., Cor. 46th St. ars Value $18 Cao | x — ahe eo