Price, William L, Guild, Frank S · New York : Doubleday, Page & Co. · leaf 104
y eating out the soft parts withacid or Are, and never cover with coatafter coat of varnish or paint to hide itsbeauty, as we do. AMiy should we goon painting and varnishing, and inciden-tally spending our money, because ourfathers did, or the varnish-makers tellus Ave should? There is nothing more… … House for a Thousand Dollars are sometimes stained to suit the colorscheme. Of course, wood-work that isto be splashed with water, as in bath-room and kitchen, must be varnished orpainted. The exterior of this house is designedto be of shingles above and German sid-ing below ; the porch posts and…
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