Traditional Colonial lines impart a sense of serene graciousness and well-being to this comfortably large two-story home.

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source: Better Homes at Lower Costs | Harrison's Lumber and Farm Supply | 1946

Spacious, open, generous, full lines make the Augusta a home of conservative quiet beauty. Designed inside and out to provide the extra conveniences that make the difference between a superbly comfortable home and one that is just acceptable.

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source: Better Homes at Lower Costs | Harrison's Lumber and Farm Supply | 1946

Designed for spacious suburban sites, the FAIRFIELD, with its wrought-iron columns, its long, generous lines, and its superb proportioning, offers a lifetime of full and happy, trouble-free living to its owners. The floor plans, arranged with the multiple requirements of active families in mind, complement the genuinely satisfying beauty of this home, making it as conveniently serviceable as it is beautiful.

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source: Better Homes at Lower Costs | Harrison's Lumber and Farm Supply | 1946

Pleasant proportions, graceful long lines, and an overall unity of design make the LAWNDALE a home of distinctive attractiveness. It's a home that will mellow and grow old slowly, retaining its value for several generations.

Both floor plans are FOUR BEDROOM plans providing spacious accommodations for large families.

Plan No. 2 is a one-and-a-half plan, designed to give its owners comfort for a minimum expenditure.

Plan No. 4, slightly larger, boasts two and a half baths, including a private full bath for the master bedroom. It's a generous, very complete home with ample provisions for the many varied activities that are characteristic of the modern family.

A home of proud and stately beauty, designed outside and inside as one harmonious entity. An honest effect of warmth and friendly neighborliness is accomplished by the skillful interweaving of pleasant proportions, wrought iron columns, and an inviting front porch.

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source: Better Homes at Lower Costs | Harrison's Lumber and Farm Supply | 1946