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Wardway Homes, Bungalows, and Cottages, 1925 - Montgomery Ward & Co.
Bibliographical Note
This Dover edition, first published in 2004, is an unabridged republication of the work originally published by Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago, Ill., in 1925 under the title Wardway Homes.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Montgomery Ward.
[Wardway homes]
Wardway homes, bungalows, and cottages / Montgomery Ward & Co.
p. cm.
Originally published: Wardway homes. Chicago, Ill. : Montgomery Ward, 1925.
9780486147246
1. Architecture, Domestic—United States—Designs and plans—Catalogs. 2. Architecture—United States—20th century—Designs and plans—Catalogs. 3. Prefabricated houses—United States—Designs and plans—Catalogs. 4. Montgomery Ward—Catalogs. I. Title.
NA7208.M59 2004
728’. 1’0973—dc22
2003068797
Manufactured in the United States of America
Dover Publications, Inc., 31 East 2nd Street, Mineola, N.Y 11501
Table of Contents
Title Page
Copyright Page
Guarantee
Read Why You Can Buy A Wardway Home at Lower Prices Than Last Year
The Service and Saving Which This Book Offers You
Lowest Freight Rates
Guarantee
WE GUARANTEE to furnish you at the price quoted on each building illustrated in this book, all the lumber, lath, shingles, doors, windows, frames, flooring, interior woodwork, nails, tinwork, door and window hardware, paints and varnishes and built-in fixtures necessary to build it according to the illustration, floor plans shown and specifications given.
We guarantee that there will be no extras, and should there be any shortage or unsatisfactory materials, we guarantee to make the same good.
We fully guarantee all material to be equal to or better than grades specified. You take absolutely no risk in sending us your order for merchandise described in this book, as we absolutely guarantee satisfaction in every detail.
You are fully protected under this guarantee, and we make you the judge.
Our Terms
You may have your choice of the following three methods of payment:
CASH WITH ORDER. We allow a 2 per cent discount for cash in full with order. You run no risk whatever in sending the entire amount, because you are protected absolutely by our binding guarantee of satisfaction.
REMITTANCE OF ONE-FOURTH, balance C. O. D. If for any reason you do not care to send the full amount of cash with the order to us, you may send us one-fourth of the total amount with order and pay the balance when you receive the goods. After the material reaches your freight station, five days are allowed for inspection. (NO DISCOUNT ALLOWED UNDER TERMS NO. 2.)
STATEMENT OF DEPOSIT. As evidence of good faith, send us $100.00 with order and deposit the balance of the purchase price with your banker or building and loan association. Then send us statement of deposit, signed by your banker or building and loan association, specifying that the balance due us will be paid within five days after arrival of shipment. This allows you five days to inspect the shipment and absolutely satisfy yourself. We furnish blank form for statement of deposit. (NO DISCOUNT ALLOWED UNDER TERMS NO. 3.)
Our Prices
The prices quoted in this catalogue are f. o. b. cars at mills and factories.
Lumber is quoted f. o. b. cars at different yards.
Millwork such as doors, windows, frames, trim, etc., is quoted f. o. b. cars at mill in Eastern Iowa.
Hardware, paints, roofing and other goods are quoted f. o. b. cars at Chicago.
We will gladly furnish on request, delivered prices on all material with freight prepaid to your station. Use the enclosed Information Blank.
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Copyright 1925, Montgomery Ward & Co.
Read Why You Can Buy A Wardway Home at Lower Prices Than Last Year
COMPARE OUR PRICES! Compare them with any you can obtain elsewhere. Judge for yourself the big savings you make when you buy a Wardway Home.
These prices are unusually attractive. They reflect our tremendous buying power and our desire to give our customers the greatest home values for the least money.
These prices are remarkable, too, because a number of important improvements have been made during the past year. Wardway Homes are today better than ever before.
Here is why a Wardway Home is the most economical home on the market today:
We Buy and Sell Wardway Homes Only for Cash!
We can buy the very finest of materials at lowest prices because we pay cash for every item. And we can sell at lowest prices because all our sales are made for cash. You can make a double saving when you buy a Wardway Home—the saving on our cash purchases and an even greater saving on our cash sales.
When you buy from us you pay nothing for interest, either outright or concealed. You pay no share of losses through bad accounts, or the expense of a bookkeeping department and legal fees. You pay the actual cost of materials plus the one small profit we ask on each sale.
Arrange now for that home you have been planning—and save money by buying a Wardway Home for cash. If you haven’t the ready cash in hand, you can arrange with your local bank to furnish all or any part of the amount you need. Then you can take advantage of our unusually low prices.
Buy your Wardway Home now and Save Money!
See Prices of Wardway Homes on the Following Three Pages
See Specifications on Pages Ten and Eleven
For Additional Information, Use the Handy Order Blank Enclosed
Prices of Wardway Homes
The list below gives the very latest prices on Wardway Homes. These figures are based on manufacturing costs and are as low as it is possible to make them. We welcome comparison of our prices with those quoted elsewhere on similar homes. Always remember, however, when comparing prices that ours are for the home complete as specified. There will be no extras
for you to buy when your home is in the course of construction. Please keep this fact in mind when comparing our prices with others.
The four right hand rows of figures below give prices on some optional features of Wardway Homes. Each of these options is explained in detail in the paragraphs at the bottom of this page. Be sure to read them over carefully before deciding on these details of the construction of your home.
While the home will be complete without any of these features, it is true that oak flooring, for example, will add considerably to the value of the home as well as to your pleasure in living in it.
NOTE: It is our policy to maintain prices as long as possible, but we reserve the right to follow any radical changes in cost.
Options—(Can Be Furnished if Desired)
Special Features Which May Be Included if Desired
Oak Option
Under this option we will furnish beautiful plain Oak sawed red oak flooring and woodwork for all the principal downstairs rooms of your Wardway Home, instead of our regular Douglas fir finish. The rooms included in this option are the hall, living room, dining room, den, library, and vestibule. In two-story homes, where the stairs go up from the front hall or living room, the stair treads, risers, rails and balusters are all of oak. The doors are of the same two-panel design as shown on Page 54 of this book. The flooring is clear oak, 13-16 inch thick, with 2¼-inch face.
Asphalt Shingle Option
We supply our regular Radio Slate Surfaced Asphalt Shingles instead of cedar shingles, in this option. We also include the extra roof sheathing required when asphalt shingles are used. This additional sheathing is made necessary by the fact that it must be laid tight under asphalt shingles, whereas with wood shingles it may be laid open as shown on Page 10 of this catalogue.
Storm Sash Option
Includeswell made storm sash for all the windows of your home, save those in the basement and attic. Storm doors for all the outside doors are also furnished. These are not included in the original price of the home because they are not required in many communities where Wardway Homes are sold.
Screen Option
Includes galvanized wire screens for the windows and doors listed in the Storm Sash Option.
See Following Pages for Illustrations and Descriptions
Options—(Can Be Furnished if Desired)
Prices of Wardway Cottages and Garages
The prices quoted here on Wardway Cottages are cut as low as possible in order to stimulate the sale of these little dwellings. Wardway Cottages are furnished Ready-Cut only, and are of simple design so that they may be put up quickly and at little expense. The first group listed below are industrial cottages
intended as all-year-round homes. The second group are designed as summer homes only.
When you are buying a Wardway Home, we suggest that you buy one of these attractive Garages at the same time. Pick out a garage that will go well with your home, and paint them alike. The combination will make your place especially attractive.
Wardway Garages offer the home builder an inexpensive and easy solution to the problem of housing the car.
Prices on plumbing outfits are for modern sanitary installations but do not take into account any plumbing codes or ordinances. If your installation must be made according to a code, write us and we will give you a special estimate.
Prices for Heating Plants, Plumbing, and Electric Wiring for Any Wardway Home
See Pages 96 to 100 for Additional Information
Prices for Plumbing and Heating Materials are for Shipment from
Chicago and are subject to market changes.
Heating Systems are figured to maintain comfort indoors with a minimum outside temperature of 10 below zero. This is the usual minimum for Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. If it differs in your locality heating system must be figured accordingly.
Heat Regulator (see Page 100) with Clock - $28.75 Extra; without Clock - $24.25 Extra. *Extra Lavatory Included
Our prices on electric wiring include service entrance, safety entrance switch, branch blocks, fuse plugs and a sufficient Quantity of No. 14 rubber covered wire. Porcelain tubes and knobs for a celling outlet in each room, pantry and on front porch. Material for installing flush switches and receptacles is not included. When ordering specify where switches and receptacles are wanted, and we will supply material for them. Prices include wire connectors for making splices in wires, eliminating solder and tape. These connectors make an Underwriters’ Approved joint and save considerable time. We recommend these connectors but can supply solder and tape if you so desire. Prices do not include lighting fixtures.
The Service and Saving Which This Book Offers You
MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY make it possible for thousands of families to own their own homes—families which can do so because of Wardway plans, materials and low prices. We enable thousands to build and to have better homes for less money than would be possible were they to build under the ordinary plan. These great savings and Wardway high quality are due to our enormous purchasing power and to the fact that we deal direct with you, eliminating all middlemen’s extra profits.
Perfected Plans
BECAUSE we sell many Wardway Homes of each type, we are able to give thought and effort to each plan which no individual or architect could afford in the planning of a single home. Each house is the work of a staff of experts, each chosen because he is a specialist in some one phase of home building. These men have studied each house as it has been built in various climates, and have improved and revised it until every detail is just right. Wardway service starts with perfected plans.
Large Purchases Mean Low Costs
OUR business calls for great quantities of lumber each year. Where the average dealer in a small town measures his requirements by the dozen, we figure ours by the carload. Naturally this enables us to secure price and transportation advantages which are impossible for anyone not buying in such large quantities. These savings we pass on to you.
And the material is of the highest quality obtainable. Everything we buy must measure up to our rigid high standards. Specifications of Wardway Homes are shown complete on Pages 10 and 11. Every kind and grade of material for every part is shown, and we absolutely guarantee that all materials will be as good as, or even better than, the grade specified. Careful inspection at all points is responsible for Wardway super-quality, which is always a source of surprise and delight to the home builder.
Extras
Are Eliminated
ANYONE who has built a home under the old-fashioned method will tell you how much trouble it is to build that way, and how many expensive extras
there were which were not figured on at first. When you buy a Wardway Home you not only receive all the benefits of Wardway service, but you also receive a guarantee that all materials will be complete as specified and there will be no extras.
The satisfaction to be derived from having all the uncertainties and possibilities of errors eliminated in building your home is thoroughly appreciated by those who have built by Wardway methods. These methods mean actual savings in cost, less delay and better construction.
Our plans are complete to the smallest detail and have been so perfected that the erection of the Wardway Home becomes a simple matter indeed. Not only is waste in materials eliminated, but labor costs are greatly reduced owing to the ease and speed with which the various parts of the house are put together on the job. All of this goes to reduce the final cost.
To the prospective