THE HOUSE AND WHAT IT SIGNIFIES IN FAMILY LIFE.

TYPIFIED IN PIONEER AND COLONIAL HOMES, THE CENTRES OF INDUSTRY AND HOSPITALITY CHAPTER II.
THE HOUSE CONSIDERED AS A MEASURE OF SOCIAL STANDING CHAPTER III.
LEGACIES FROM THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, ILL ADAPTED TO CHANGED CONDITIONS, CAUSE PHYSICAL DETERIORATION AND DOMESTIC FRICTION CHAPTER IV.
THE PLACE OF THE HOUSE IN THE SOCIAL ECONOMY OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY CHAPTER V.
POSSIBILITIES IN SIGHT PROVIDED THE HOUSEWIFE IS PROGRESSIVE CHAPTER VI.
COST PER PERSON AND PER FAMILY FOR VARIOUS GRADES OF SHELTER CHAPTER VII.
RELATION BETWEEN COST OF SHELTER AND TOTAL INCOME TO BE EXPENDED CHAPTER VIII.
TO RENT OR TO OWN: A DIFFICULT QUESTION THE COST OF SHELTER..