John and Carol are saving to buy a bungalow, but do not make much progress. Both are in despair as they see their rent payments go to the landlord instead of time payments on their home. In fancy they picture to themselves their future bungalow and automobile. The next morning Carol receives notice that a rich uncle has died in California and left her $3,000, the check for which is enclosed in the letter. She determines to buy a bungalow to surprise her husband. She visits a real estate office; is taken by the agent to inspect a bungalow. An auto agent also tries to sell her a cast at the same time. Her husband unexpectedly discovers that Carol is keeping something from him, and becomes quite jealous. He follows her to the bungalow, finds the auto agent and the real estate agent, thrashes them both and accuses his wife in a jealous rage. Explanations follow, both are reconciled, and Johnny buys the bungalow. - Moving Picture World, October 23, 1915
Ads for this film credit James Douglass but the publicity stills in the Niles Silent Film Museum's McMackin collection argue against it.