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 BOSTON
ARCHITECTURAL CLUB
YEAR BOOK
1909

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SPOUT IN PARIS
Photo by Mr. Walter H. Kilham

PUBLISHED IN CONNECTION WITH AN

ARCHITECTURAL EXHIBITION HELD IN THE GALLERY OF THE
OLD MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, COPLEY SQUARE
NOVEMBER I TO NOVEMBER 28, 1909
 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The BOSTON ARCHITECTURAL CLUB wishes to acknow-
ledge the cooperation of all who have aided in any way in the
production of this Year Book.
The field that the club fills is of so much importance to the
young men of the profession that the club feels strongly its ob-
ligation to continue the educational work of its atelier and
classes, which is made possible to-day only through the instru-
mentality of this Year Book.

PHOTO IN FRANCE
By Mr. Walter H. Kilham
Boston Architectural Club Exhibition 1 909
OLD ART MUSEUM, COPLEY SQUARE
Committee on Annual Exhibition Joint Committee with
LOUIS C. NEWHALL, President "Boston 1915"
W. STANLEY PARKER, Secretary LOUIS C. NEWHALL
G. WILLIAM GILMORE, Treas. SYLVESTER BAXTER
Advisory Committee
RALPH ADAMS CRAM
WERNER HEGEMANN
RALPH ADAMS CRAM A. A. SHURTLEF
CHARLES D. MAGINNIS ROBERT P. BELLOWS
W. HARLESTON PARKER

ELEVATED STRUCTURE, PARIS

Mr. Walter H. Kilham
 ELEVATED STRUCTURE IN PARIS
Photo by Mr. Walter H. Kilham

NEW ELEVATED STRUCTURE IN PARIS

Photo by Mr. Walter H. Kilham
BOSTON ARCHITECTURAL CLUB
OFFICERS 1909
President, LOUIS C. NEWHALL
Vice-President, ALLEN
H. COX

Secretai y, WILLIAM STANLEY PARKER, 120 Boylston Street

Treasurer. G. WILLIAM GILMOKE, 7 Water Street
Directory
ROBERT P. BELLOWS ALLEN H. COX ADDISON B. LEBOUTILLIER
J. LOVELL LITTLE G. WILLIAM GILMORE' LOUIS C. NEWHALL
JAMES FORD CLAPP CALVIN KIESSLING WILLIAM STANLEY PARKER
REGULAR MEMBERS
ADAMS, FRANK C. CORSE, MURRAY P. GRAY', J. M.
ADAMS, F. 0. COVENEY, CHARLES C.
ADAMS, LOUIS S. COX. ALLEN H.
ALLEN, GORDON COX. WILLIAM H. HATTON, JOHN M.
ANDREWS, ROBERT D. CURRIER, JAMES T. HAYDEN, LOWELL
ANDREWS, W. H. HAZEN H. S., JR.,
ATHERTON, WALTER DANA, EDWARD PERCY HIGGINS, JOSEPH T.
DAVIDSON, HARRY E. HILL, CLINTON M.
BEAL. J. WILLIAMS DAVIS. HENRY R. HIRONS, FRED C.
BEEBE, MANLEY C. DEMMER. C. M. HODGDON, H. TURNER
BELLOWS, ROBERT P. DILLABY, CHAS. P. HOLLINGS, WM. F.
BERRY, GUY E. DILLABY, FRANK H. HOLMES, THOS. W.
BEYER, C. E. DOLAN, WM. J. HOVEY', VIVIAN A.
BtCKFORD. FRITZ W. DRISCOLL, JOS. J. HOYT, EDWARD H.
BIGELOW, HENRY F. HUNNEWELL, H. S.
BIGNOTTI, F. H.
HUTCHINS, FRANK H.
BILL, CARROLL M. EDWARDS, D. M., Jr. HYSON. JAS. W.
BISBEE, HENRY V.
BLAIR, JOSHUA B.
BLEVINS, ALBERT H. FAELTON, OTTO INGRAHAM, GEO. H.
BLOUNT, GEORGE F. FAY, THEO. B. IVERS, W. J.
BROWN, CHESTER A. FERNALD. ALBERT C.
BROWN. FRANK CHOUTEAU FERNALD, GEORGE PORTER
BROWN, FRANK C. FISHER. R. A. JACKSON, LOUIS E.
BULFINCH, FRANCIS V. FLETCHER, HENRY B. JACOBS, GEO. N.
BULMAN, FRANK D. FLETCHER. R. K. JAMES, THOMAS M.
BURR, G. H. FOCKINS, ROBERT JIGGER, ROBERT S.
BURTON, FELIX ARNOLD FORD. CHESTER C. JOHNSON, CHARLES A.
FOSS,JOHN W. JOHNSON, 0. A.
CADY, J. H. FOWLE, HERBERT JOHNSON, OTTO A.
CALDWELL, WILLIAM A. FOX, GEO. JOHNSON WM. L.
CARMICHAEL, GEORGE P. FRENCH, ARTHUR E. JONES, FREDERICK M.
CARSWELL, HAROLD T. FROST. H. A.
CHANDLER, H. DALAND FROTHINGHAM. BROOKS
CLAPP, CHALMERS S. FUNK. G. C. KASURINEN, JOHAN
CLAPP, JAMES FORD KATTELLE. WALTER R.
CLARK CONWAY I. KEITH, ALBERT GUY
CLARK, DAVIS W., Jr. GALLAGHER, PERCIVAL KELLOGG, ALFRED G.
CLARK, EUGENE W.. Jr. GARRITY, W. J. J. KENDALL, ALBERT S.
GAY. ARTHUR T. KENDALL, F. F.
CLARK, LEWIS C. Jr. DANIEL W.
GIBBS. KENDALL, ROBERT R.
CLEVELAND, FRANK E. GILMORE, G. WILLIAM KIESSLING, CALVIN
CODMAN, STEPHEN GILPATR1CK. C. G. K1MBERLY'. B. R.
COFFIN, WILLIAM B. GOODWIN, GEORGE C. WALTER B.
KIRBY',
COOK, W. W. GRAHAM. E. T. P. KNOWLES. ALLAN H.
 .

KNOWLES, JOHN VV. OTERO. RAOUL F. SOMES, J. E.

KREIDEE, A. M. PARKER, W. D. SPRAGUE, ARTHUR C.
KROKYN, J. P. PARKER, WILLIAM STANLEY STARK, THEO. F.
KUEHNE, H. F. PATRICK. LLOYD, A. ST. CLAIR, S. W.
tEABODY, ROBERT S. STEWART. E. T.
LANGWORTHY, LOUIS R. PECK. ORTON A. STRATTON, EDWARD B.
LARSEN, NIELS H. PIPE, CHAS. R. STURGIS, R. CLIPSTON
LARSON, FREDERICK J. PITKIN. CHARLES L. STURGIS, R. CLIPSTON, Jr.
LeBOUTILLIER, A. b. PRESTON, HOWARD K. SWETT. H. B.
LEE, JAS. S. PRESTON, WM. G. SWIFT, GEO. A.
LITTLE, HARRY B. PRICHARD. EDW. H.. Jr.
LITTLE, J. LOVELL, Jr. PROCTOR, WILLIAM TAYLOR. WILLIAM HART
LONGFELLOW, A. W. PUNCHARD, CH. P.. Jr. THAYER. O. A.
LORD, ISRAEL P. PURDON. JAS. THOMPSON. J. L.
LUQUER, LYNCH PUTNAM, ELIOT T. THORUP, OSCAR
LUTZE, FRED C. PUTNAM, WM. E., JR. TIFFANY. C. HOBART
LYNCH, HARRY
QUIRK, JOHN A. UPHAM, WILLIAM G.
MACLAREN, W. S.
MAGINNIS, CHAS. D. REBOU, ANDREW N. VAN VALKENBURG, C. C.
MAHER, EDWARD F. RICHARDSON, A. G. VAN VALKENBURGH, WM.
MANN, T. R. RICHARDSON, F. L. W. VINAL, CLIFFORD M.
MARLOWE, GEO. P. RILEY, FRANK M. VON BADGER, CARL
MARSTON, B. I. RIPLEY, H. G. VONNEGUT. KURT
MAYO, PERCY B. RITCHIE. G. W. YOSS. HERMAN J.
McGIRR, EDW. B. RITCHIE, J. H.
McGUINNISS, JOSEPH ROBINSON, FRANK J.
Mclennan, hugh ROGERS, F. E. WALES. GEORGE C.
MEADE, MAURICE P. ROWE, THOS. F. WALSH, EDMUND T.
MOODY, C. C. RUSSELL. HARRY B. WALSH, TIMOTHY W.
MORTON, H. W. WATSON, ROBERT A.
MULLANEY, BENJ. WAY, CHARLES H.
SANBORN, LAWRENCE E. WEAD, F. W.
NADELL, ABRAM R. SCOTT, CARLYLE H. WELCH, E. F.
NEATE. W. A. SHAW. RICHARD J. WELLS. WILLIAM 8.
NEVIN. C. K. B. SHAW, T. MOTT WEST, ALBERT E.
NEWELL, CHARLES W. SHEPLEY, H. R. WHITE. J. 0.
NEWHALL, LOUIS C. SHURTLEFF, HAROLD R. WILCOX, F. S.
NEWTON, GEO. F. SIMPSON, HORACE G. WILLIAMS, ERNEST W.
NOBLE, CLINTON SKILLINGS, J. K. WOOD, AUSTIN C.
SMITH, EUGENE G. WOODBURY", DANIEL H.
O'BRIEN, ED. F. JR. SMITH, L. E., Jr. WRIGHT. ALBERT H.
OHMAN, E. W. SMITH, SYDNEY H. WRIGHT. E. H.
ORR, HUGH SOMES, D. B. WRIGHT, JAS. H.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
BAIRD, STEWART CUTTER, CHAS. T. HANSON, A. F.
BIGELOW, WM. DeFORD HAPGOOD, THEO. B.
BLOCKSON, ROBERT C. DEXTER, GEORGE B. HARDING, A. E.
BOURNEUF, A. P. DUNHAM, HORACE C. HOGUE. CHESTER J.
BURNHAM, ROGER N. HOLDENSEN, PETER
BURNS, HARRY C. EVANS, JOHN HOWLAND, LEWELLYN
BURROWS. E. 0. HUNTER, GUY F.
FISHER, DANA H. HUNTER. LESTER B.
CAIRNS, HUGH FIS'KE. J. P. B.
CASSON, ROBERT FRENCH, 0. A. JAMIESON. WILLIAM D.
CHELLIS; OLIN F. JENKINS, CHAS. E.
COOGAN, WM. T. GEORGE, VESPER L. JENNINGS. B. F.
COOMBS, FRANK E. GOODHUE, HARRY E. JOY, A. L.
COX,EDWIN W.
CRAWLEY, G. WALDO HABERSTROH, ALBERT KAVANAUGH. JAS. F.
CROOK, ERVIN E. HALLOWELL, GEO. H. K EARNS, WM. F.
KIMBALL. L. E. LLOYD. H. K. SOIIROFF. ALFRED
KING. GEO. R. SLEEP. GEO. F.
K1RBY, RALPH MANN, J. HARRY- SMITH. HERBERT E.
KIRSCHMAYER. I. MCLAUGHLIN. G. W. SWETT, WARREN P.
MOTTE. M. IRVING
LANDERKIN. ('HAS. E. WILLCUTT, JOS. N.
LEVERONI, CHAS. PII1PPS. H. J.
LITTLE. FRED Y. ZANNETTI, O.
LIYOR. J. E. ROSS. DENMAN W.

NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS
ALDEN, CHAS. H. GILBERT. IRVING M. MASON, EUGENE W.
ASBURY. L. H. GRAY. J. M.
GRINNELL. HAROLD I). NAZRO. W. E. C.
BAKER, JOHN C.
BOONE, ROBERT C. HATHAWAY, HAROLD W. PITTS, H. S.

HEPBURN, ANDREW H. PILIS. W. PELL

CLOUGH, JAS. A. HILLIER, W. .1.

COLBURN. CLARENCE C. HIRONS. F. C. RICE. W. E.

CROWELL, W. D. HUNTRESS, A. S. ROWE. H. W.
CROW ELL. \Y. H.
JONES. HARVEY L. toppan,>:r.
DEMMER, C. M.
KEEPER. ALLAN H. yallance, h.
EGG. GEO. C.
EMERSON, ALEX. M. La BEAU ME. LOUIS weber. edw. j.

EVATT, FRANK G. LIBBEY. P. T. welton. wm. l.

LOFTING. HILLARY will, geo. g.
FELTON. LOUIS E.
MAGEE. GEO. M. ziegler, e. e.

MAN'lLh, DECORA1ION, WEST POINT, EXECUTED BY WM. F. ROSS CO.

Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson
 MEMBERS OF THE
BOSTON SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS
January, 1909

OFFICERS
President, RALPH ADAMS CRAM
Vice-President, ARTHUR G. EVERETT
Secretary, EDWIN J. LEWIS JR.
.

Treasurer, CHARLES K. CUMMINGS

COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS
Arthur G. Everett, CI airman Harry J. Carlson .1. Harleston Parker
William D. Austin Louis C. Newhai.l

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
William D. Austin Charles A. Coolidge Edwin J. Lewis, Jr.
Henry F Bigelow Ralph Adams Cram Alex. W. Longfellow
Clarenci H. Bi.ackall Charles K. Cummings Louis C. Newhai.l
Harry Carlson
.] Arthur G. Everett J. Harleston Parker

COMMITTEE ON ROTCH TRAVELING SCHOLARSHIP

Guy Lowell Louis C. Newhai.l J.Harleston Parker
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr. Walter H. Kilham George T. Tilden
C. H. Bi.ackall, Secretary

COMMITTEE ON JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP

Alex. Jenney, Chairman
S. Allen H. Cox Charles W. Killam
Charles Collens I. Howland Jones

LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
J. R. Coolidge, Jr., Chairman Henry H. Kendall James S. Lee

COMMITTEE ON BUILDING LAW

Charles H. Rutan, Chairman Clarence H. Bi.ackall Edwards J. Gale
William D. Austin Frank W. Ferguson

COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS

Robert S. Peabody, Ch airman Theodore M. Clark Arthur A. Shurtleff
Robert D. Andrews Charles A. Coolidge R. Clipston Sturgis
William Atkinson D.Despradelle C. Howard Walker
Henry F. Bigelow Arthur G. Everett H. Langford Warren
Clarence H. Bi.ackall Walter H. Kilham E. M. Wheelwright-
Harry J. Carlson Charles D. Maginnis

COMMITTEE ON ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES

J. R. Coolidge, Jr., Chairman Allen W. Jackson- William Stanley Parker
W. C. Appleton Calvin KlESSI.ING William E. Putnam, Jr.
Charles N. Cogswell .1. Loveli. Little, Jr. George C. Shattuck
 REGULAR MEMBERS OR FELLOWS
Fellows of the American Institute of Architects are indicated by a dagger (t). Associate Members by a dash
(-). and Honorary and Corresponding Members by an asterisk (*).

fAllen. Francis R. fFox, John A. Perkins. Charles B.

{Andrews, Robert D. Fox. Thomas A. -Phillips. Henry A.
-Atherton, Walter -Frazer. H. S. Phipps, Sanford
Atkinson, William Gale, Edwards J. fPreston, William G.
-Austin, William D. f Goodhue. Bertram G. Purdou, James
Bacon, Lewis H. fHartwell, Henrv W. -Putnam. J. Pickering
fBigelow. Henry F. -Hill. Clinton M. -Putnam. William E.. Jr.
fBlackall, C. H. -Holt. Henry C. -Rantoul, Augustus N.
-Bourne, Frank A. -Hopkins, James C. Rantoul. William G.
Brainerd, William H. Howard, Philip B. -Rice. Arthur Wallace
tBrigham, Charles Hunnewell. Henry S. Richards, William P.
Brown, Frank Chouteau -Ingraham, George H. f Richardson. William C.
-Brown, Samuel J. f.Jaques. Herbert fRutan. Charles H.
Browne, Herbert W. C. -Jenney. Alexander S. -Sargent, Thomas M.
-Carlson, Harry J. -Kelley. James T. -Schweinfurth. Julius A.
Chamberlin. William E. -Kendall, Frank A. fSears, Willard T.
f*Chandler, Francis W. -Kendall. Henry H. Sise, Lyman
-Chandler. Howland S. -Kilham. Walter H. -Smith, F. Patterson
Chandler, Joseph E. -Lavalle, John fStearns. John G.
Clark. Henry Pas ton Lee, James S. -Stevens, Edward F.
fClark, T. M. Leeds. Edmund 1. -Stickney, F. W.
-Codman. Stephen f Lewis. Edwin J.. Jr. fSturgis, R. Clipston
Cogswell. Charles N. -Little. Arthur -Sullivan. Matthew
-Coit. Robert fLongfellow, Alexander W. -Sylvester, Edmund Q.
-Collens. Charles -Loud. Joseph P. -Taylor, Bertrand E.
fCoolidge. Charles A. -Lowell, Guy fTilden, George T.
fCoolidge. J. Randolph. .Ir. tMaginnis. Charles D. fVaughan. Henry
fCram, Ralph Adams -McClare. C. Herbert Wakefield. F. Manton
-Cummings, Charles K. Mead. Samuel W. -Wales, George C.
-Darrovv. A. L. Mulcahy. James fWalker, C. Howard
-Despradelle. D. -Newhall. Louis C. -Walsh. Timothy
Driver. James -Newton. George F. fWarren, H. Langford
tEverett, Arthur G. f Parker, J. Harleston fWetherell, George H.
Fehmer. Carl Page. Samuel F. (•Wheelwright. Edmund M. .

Ferguson. Frank W. f Peabody. Robert S. -Will. George G.

JUNIOR MEMBERS
Abbott. Lewis B. French. Arthur E. Low, Frederic F.
Ames. John W. Gay. Joseph B. Marlowe, George F.
Andrews. William H. Gilmore. G. William Morrison, William L.
-Appleton, W. Cornell Godfrey. Chester N. Morton, Havvlev W.
Austin. Charles D. Graham, E. T. P. Mowll. William" L.
Baker, Cecil F. Graves. H. P. Norris, F. Edgar
Baker. Charles M. Graves. Harold S. -Parker, William Stanley
Barker. Edward T. Greco, Charles P. Parsons. Ernest M.
-Barton, George Edward Greeley. William R. Parsons. George Edmund
-Bellows, Robert P. -Greene, Joseph T. -Patch. Charles E.
Benton. Edward R. Gulbranson. P. G. Pennell. H. B.
Berry. J. Lawrence Haley, John J. Richmond. Henry P.
-Bisbee. Henry Y. Henderson. Walter P. James H.
Ritchie.
Bixbv. Curtis W. Henrv. Ralph ('. Harry B.
Russell.
Blake. Harold L. Hill. Warren C. Sawyer. Ralph E.
-Blevins. Albert H. Holmes, Thomas W. Shattuck. George C.
Boone. Allen E. Hutchins, Franklin H. Shepard. George F.
Bosworth, Geo. Frederic Jackson. Allen W. -Smith. George L.
Calderwood. James James. Thomas M. Somes. John E.. Jr.
Chase. Franklin M. Johnson. William L. Sprague. Arthur C.
Chase. William Chester Jones. Frederic M. Thayer. Oscar A.
Cleveland. Frank E. -Jones. I. Howland -Untersee. F. Joseph
Couch. Lester S. Kahlmeyer. John Vallance. Hugh
-Coveney. Charles C. Kendall. Frederic, M. Vinal. Ralph S.
Cos. Allen H. -Kiessling, Calvin Wadswortb, Philip
Dennett. Hartley Killam. Charles W. Wead. Frederic \\ .

Fernald. George Porter LeBoutillier. Addison B. West. Albert E.

Finneran. Ceorge Little. J. Lovell. Jr. Whittemore. Charles A.
-Fisher. Richard A. -Longfellow. Richard K.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
fAllen,John M. -Gardner, George C. Olmsted. John C.
Beekman. John V.. Jr., Gregg. David A. Pray. James S.
Brough. James Guild. Irving T. Ross. Denman W.
Brown. Robert Hallowell. George H. Shurtleff. Arthur A.
Cabot. F. Elliot Kellaway. Herbert J. Swett. Warren P.
Dallin. Cyrus E. Kennard. Frederic H. jStevens, John Calvin
Dunham. Horace C. Langdon. James G. Warren. Harold B.
Fuller. Andrew D. Mann. Jonathan H. Warren. Samuel D.
Gardner. E. C. *01msted. Frederick Law, Jr.. Woollier. William C.
HONORARY MEMBERS
*Abbott. Samuel, A. B. Howells. William D. *Morse. Prof. Edward S.
*Bacon. Francis H. *Longfellow. W. P. P. f*Ware. Prof. William Robert
*Clark.J. Thacher *Moore. Prof. Charles H. *Ware. William Rotch
Emerson. William R.
 Boston Architectural Club
SUMMARY OF THE YEAR 1908-9

The a most successful one. The Club has

past year has been
grown membership, having increased its list of members by 39
in
since the previous year, making a total membership today of 335.
The Club has been able, largely through the success of its last exhibition
catalogue, to have a financially successful year, with more in the Club
Treasury than when the year started, in spite of increasingly large run-
ning expenses.
The atelier has been taken advantage of by an increasingly large
and enthusiastic body of fellows, who have worked hard at the prob-
lems issued by the Beaux Arts Society of Architects, and have made a
gratifying record in the matter of mentions and places.
The library is constantly increasing through purchases made pos-
sible by the fund established by Mr. Arthur Rotch, and in the past
year it has also received a gift of valuable books from the Rotch estate.
Considerable work has been done towards the arrangement of ma-
terial, the architectural magazine plates having been completely sorted,
arranged, and placed in substantial files, where they should be of much
use.
The usual club meetings have been held, and the Club members
have had the opportunity of meeting members of the profession both
in and out of Boston. It is hoped to have still more architects from
other cities present at the various meetings of the Club in the future.
An exhibition of the work of the principal architectural schools
of the country was held at the Club in^'December, 908, comprising
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exhibits, from the architectural departments of the Carnegie Technical

Schools, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology, the University of Pennsylvania and the ateliers of the Society
of Beaux Arts of Architects, and our own Club. It was an exhibition

of very great interest, nearly two hundred entries being received, and
such exhibitions in the future are to be most earnestly desired.
On December 5, 1908, at a regular meeting, the Club voted to es-
tablish a fund for the support of the educational work. This fund was
to be known as The Education Endowment Fund, and was to be held
by three trustees, under a deed of trust, a certain proportion of the in-
come to be turned over to the treasurer of the Club for purposes to
be designated by the trustees. Mr. Robert S. Peabody, Mr. Robert D.
Andrews, and Mr. R. Clipston Sturgis accepted their appointment by
the President as the first trustees. On October 2nd, at the annual
meeting, a new article in the constitution was adopted, providing for
this fund as a fundamental part of the Club organization. Of course
a very small part of such fund can be subscribed by the Club members,
and it is hoped that people who are able to give, and who are inter-
ested in such efforts along the lines of what is known as continuous
education, will recognize the work along this line that the Club is
striving to do, and will give it the substantial backing which it needs
by contributions to this fund.
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 RESTORATION OF PAUL REVERE'S HOUSE, BOSTON, MASS.
WmiOHT 1908 PAUL REVERE MEMORIAL AKN. Family Living Room
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WORK BOILERS & HEATERS
PAGE American Radiator Company 188
Gurney Heater Company 194
Badger & Sons Company, E. R. 148 Moriarty, G. 208
J.
Highton & Son, Wm. 165
Smith & Thayer Company 172
Jackson Company, Wm. H. 155
BONDING, SURETY, ETC.
Smith Iron Company, G. W. & F. 204
Tuttle & Bailey Manufacturing: Massachusetts Bonding' and
Company 179 Insurance Company 167
Van Noorden Company, E. 174 BRICK MANUFACTURERS AND
DEALERS
ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK
Bradford Pressed Brick Company 126
Davenport- Brown Company 167 Darlington Brick & Mining
Irving & Casson
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Ross Company, William F. 224 Fiske & Company, Inc. 115-118
Stearns Lumber Company, The Hahn, John W. "
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A. T. 214 Kittanning Brick & Fire Clay
ARTIFICIAL STONE, DECORA-
Company 133
TIVE, ETC.
Ohio Mining & Manufacturing
Company 139
Emerson & Nor 'is Company Sayre &
Fisher Company 129
Back Cover Waldo Brothers 119-140
Structural Cement Stone BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Company 187
Coombs, Frank E. 219
Hahn, John W. 206
ARTISTS' MATERIALS AND
Waldo Brothers 119-140
DRAUGHTING SUPPLIES
BURLAPS
Makepeace, B. L. 206 Richter Manufacturing Company 214
Frost and Adams Company 162
Spaulding Print Paper Company, CARPETS, RUGS, ETC.
Inc. 152 Torrey, Bright & Capen Com-
Wadsworth Howland & Com- pany 158
pany, Inc. 184
CEMENTS
ASBESTOS Atlas Portland Cement Com-
pany, The 120
John^-Manville Company, Blanc Stainless Cement Company 130
H. W. 149 Edison Portland Cement
ASPHALT WORK Company 210
Consolidated Rosendale Cement
Murtfeldt Company, W. A. 148 Company 190
Simpson Brothers' Corporation 154 French & Company, Samuel H. 128
Lafarge Cement Co. 127
BLUE PRINTING Meier's Non-Staining Cement 135
Electric Blue Print Company 174 Non-Staining Cement Co. 127
Makepeace, B. L. 206 Sandusky Portland Cement
Spauldiny Print Paper Company, Company 137
Inc. 152 Waldo Brothers 119-140
INDEX TO A D V ERTISEMENTS
PAGE PAGE
CLOCKS DUST REMOVING AND CLEANING
Howard Clock Company, The E 211
Blaisdell Manufacturing Com-
COLUMNS pany 189
Sanitary Dust Removing Com-
Stearns Lumber Company,
The A. T. 214 pany of Massachusetts
United States Column Company 158 195-196-197

CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND

Aberthaw Construction Com- ENGINEERS
pany 166 Foster Electric Company, M. B.
Eastern Concrete Construction Third Cover
Company 192 General Electric Company 205
Emerson & Norris Company
ELECTRIC SERVICE
Back Cover
Kearns Company, W. F. 143 General Electric Company 205
Structural Cement Stone Com-
pany 187 ELEVATORS
Simpson Brothers Corporation 154 Otis Elevator Company 161
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS See, A. B., Electric Elevator
Bigelow & Harriman 180-181 Company 157
Bishop Company, J. W. 193 ENGINES— PUMPING
Crane, William 168
Dodge Company, C. A. 205 Rider- Ericsson Engine Com-
Hersey, IraG. 173 pany 204
Horton & Hemenway 163
McNeil Brothers 184
FIREPROOFING
Norcross Brothers Company 220-221 American Fireproofing Com-
Powers, Frank H. 193 pany 222
Wells Brothers Company 203 General Fireproofing Company
Whitney, Arthur C. 163 Johns-Manville Company,
Willcutt & Sons Company, L. D. 200 H. W. 149
Woodbury & Leighton Com- Kearns Company, W. F. 143
pany 183 National Fireproofing Campany 215
Northwestern Expanded Metal
COOKING APPARATUS
Company 125
Duparquet, Huot & Moneuse Roebling Construction Company 170
Company 216 Waldo Brothers 119-140
Morandi-Proctor Company 164
FIREPROOF DOORS
DECORATORS
Kinnear & Gager Mfg. Company 114
Beck, Edward C. 156
Davenport Company, A. H. 10S -109 FLOORING
Haberstroh & Son, L. 162
Irving & Casson 103 Karbolith Sanitary Flooring 209
Pennell, Gibbs & Quiring
FURNACES, RANGES, AND HEATERS
Company 114
Wingate & Son, James I. 112 Duparquet, Huot & Moneuse
DOOR HANGERS Company 216
Gurney Heater Co. 194
Lane Brothers Company 210 Morandi-Proctor Company 164
INDEX TO ADV ERTISEMENTS
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GLASS-PLAIN, DECORATIVE, AND LIME
LEADED
Bird, A. J. 121
Boston Plate and Window Glass Rockland, Rock port Lime Com-
Company 191 pany 198
Goodhue Company, Harry Waldo Brothers 119 -140
Eldridge 213
Heinigke & Bowen 206 LUMBER
Phipps & Company, Horace J. Gale Lumber Company,
144-145
George W. 207
Standard Plate Glass Company 171 Stearns Lumber Company,
Waldo Brothers 119-140 The A. T. 214
GREENHOUSES
MARBLE AND STONE
Hitchings & Company 177-178
Lord & Burnham Company 153 Bowker Torrey Company The, 175
. Charles River Stone Company 220
HALF-TONE PLATES Norcross-West Marble Company 221
Folsom & Sunergren 172 Southern Marble Company, 221
HARDWARE The
Sullivan, W. J. 212
Chandler & Barber 146-147
Hunter & Company, J. B. 152 METAL LATH
Lane Brothers Company 210 Northwestern Expanded
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing
Metal Co. 125
Company 146-147
Yale & Towne Manufacturing MODELERS AND CARVERS
Company 200
Cairns Co., Hugh 112
HEATING ENGINEERS AND Emmel & Rose Co., Charles 199
CONTRACTORS Evans & Company, John 174
Cornell Company, W. G. 113 Ross Company, William F. 224
Pierce & Cox 110- 111 MORTAR COLORS
Webster, Warren & Company 202
French& Company, Samuel H. 128
ILLUMINATING ENGINEERS Waldo Brothers 119 -140
General Electric Company 205
PAINTERS
INCINERATORS
Beck, Edw. C. 156
Ricketts & Bermingham.
Incorporated 142
PAINTS AND VARNISHES

IRON WORKERS Berry Brothers, Ltd. 201

Blanchite Paint Co. 222
Smith Iron Company, G. W. & F. 204
French & Company, Samuel H. 128
LIGHTING AND LIGHTING FIX TURES Howland& Company, Inc.,
GAS AND ELECTRIC, AND LAMPS Wads\v< rth 184
National Lead Company 186
Bigelow, Kennard & Company 176
Pratt & Lambert 169
Boston Consolidated Gas Standard Varnish Works 207
Company 150-151
Waldo Brothers 119 -140
McKenney & Waterbury Com-
pany 218 PLASTERERS
Pettingell-Andrews Company, Donovan & Company, D. F. 182
The 223 Muir Brothers 156
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PLATE GLASS SIMPLIFIED WATERPROOFING
Boston Plate and Window Glass Horn Company, A. C. 122
Company 191
SLATE FOR ROOFING
Standard Plate Glass Company 171
Mathews Slate Company, The
PLUMBERS
106-107
Cornell Company, W. G. 113 Waldo Brothers 119-140
Crozier, I. W. 217
Pierce & Cox 110-111
STEAM REGULATING APPLIANCES
Roberts & Browning- 166 Jenkins Brothers 194
PLUMBING SUPPLIES AND SANITARY
Watson & McDaniel Company 192
SPECIALTIES STONE DEALERS
American Tube Works 209 Bowker Torrey Company, The 175
Dececo Company, The 182 Charles River Stone Co. 221
Mott Iron Works, The J. L. 164 Norcross-West Marble Company 220
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing- Southern Marble Co. 220
Company 104-105 W. J.,
Sullivan, 212
PRISMATIC LIGHTS STRUCTURAL STEEL AND IRON
American Luxfer Prism Com- Smith Iron Company, G. W.
pany 168 & F. 204
RADIATORS TERRA COTTA
American Radiator Company 188 Atlantic Terra Cotta Company 219
ROOFERS Conkling-Armstrong Terra
Cotta Company 131
Leavitt Sons Company,
Coombs, Frank E. 219
The W. P. 138
Waldo Brothers 119-140
SAFETY TREAD TILES AND SHINGLE TILES
American Mason Safety Tread
Company 209 American Encaustic Tiling
Company 141
SASH CORDS Hahn, John W. 206
Samson Cordage Works 159-160 U. S. Tile Co. 136
Silver Lake Company 210 Waldo Brothers 119-140
Waldo Brothers 119-140 VACUUM CLEANING
SEWER PIPE AND FLUE LININGS Blaisdell Mtg. Co. 189
Buckeye & Summit S. P. Co. 132 Sanitary Dust Removing Co.
East Ohio Sewer Pipe Company 124 of Mass. 195-196-197
SHEET METAL WORK VALVES
Badger & Sons Company, E. B. 148 Jenkins Brothers 194
Van Noorden Company, E. 174 Watson & McDaniel Company 192
SHINGLE STAINS WALL PLUGS AND TILES
Cabot Inc., Samuel 185 Prescott & Son, J. B 134
Dexter Brothers Company 202 WATERPROOFING
Waldo Brothers 119-140
Blanchite Paint Co. 222
SIGNS Horn Co., A. C. 122
Buck & Co., C. H., 208 Howland &Co., Wadsworth 184
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New York: 35-37 West 31st St. Cleveland: 648-52 Huron Rd., S. E.
Philadelphia: I Walnut
128 St. Louisville: 319-23 West Main St.
Pittsburgh: 949 Penn Ave. New Orleans: Cor. Baronne & Joseph Sts
St. Louis: 100-102 North 4th St. Toronto: 59 Richmond St., E.

BRANCH OFFICES:
Boston: 712 Paddock Bldg. Montreal: 218 Coristine Bldg.
Chicago: 415 Ashland Block London, Eng.: 57-60 Holborn Viaduct, E. C.
Mexico City, Mex.: Avenida Independencia No. 19

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ONN BARBER, Architect

FURNITURE MANUFACTURED BY

A. H. DAVENPORT COMPANY
DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF
Furniture and Interior Finish
We call your attention to the removal of our New
York Establishment from 331 — 5th Avenue to 150
Madison Avenue, corner 32nd Street, where we have
increased facilities for the display of our Furniture,
Wall Coverings and Decorative Fabrics for Private
Residences, Clubs, Banks, Etc.

BOSTON, 96-98 Washington Street

NEW YORK, 150 Madison Avenue
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 MUSIC ROOM. PRIVATE RESIDENCE. BUFFALO. N. Y.
GREEN & WICKS, Architects

EXECUTED BY

A. H. DAVENPORT COMPANY
DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Fine Furniture and Cabinet Work

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Fabrics and Wall Coverings. Estimates
Furnished from Original Designs or from
Architects' Drawings.

BOSTON, 96-98 Washington Street

NEW YORK, 150 Madison Avenue
ESTABLISHED 1835

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Boston Consumptive Hospital
Maginnis & Walsh, Architects Heating Installed by Pierce & Cox

PIERCE & COX

ENGINEERS AND
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Plumbing and Heating

143 Kingston Street

BOSTON
Members Master Builders Association

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Wheelwright & Haven, Architects Plumbing Installed by Pierce & Cox

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ENGINEERS AND
CONTRACTORS FOR

Plumbing and Heating

143 Kingston Street

BOSTON
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402 Boylston Street

PAINTERS AND INTERIOR

DECORATORS

WALL PAPERS AND WALL HANGINGS DRAPERIES .

UPHOLSTERY STUFFS FURNITURE .

CARPETS AND RUGS

Hugh Cairns

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Architectural Sculptors,
Modelers and Stone Carvers
Interior Plaster, Bronze, Copper, etc.

MONUMENTS AND TABLETS

WOOD CARVING
Fenway Studios - Ipswich Street
BOSTON, MASS.

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Pr e s i dent- Sec- ST Treas.

ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS CT
PLUMBING HEATING LIGHTING • •

BOSTON OFFICE NEW YORK OFFICE

46 Cornhill Union Square
JAMES A. COTTER, Boston Manager
TELEPHONE, 1356 FORT HILL
We offer to the owner, architect and builder the facilities
and services of an organization capable of installing
the complete mechanical equipment of any building
LARGE AND RAPID INSTALLATIONS A SPECIALITY
OUR MOST RECENT CONTRACTS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
BUILDING ARCHITECT
New Hampshire State Capitol, Concord, N. H Peabody & Stearns.
New Gimbel Department Store, New York D. H. Burnham & Co.
Bryant Building, 32 stories, New York Henry Ives Cobb.
Downtown Building, Knickerbocker Trust Co.,
New York McKim, Mead & White.
Farmers Loan& Trust Co. Building, New York Clinton & Russell.
Everett Building, Union Square, New York Goldwin, Starrett & Van Vleck.
Mohican Hotel, New
London, Conn H. J. Hardenburg.
Peerless Garage, 57th Street and Broadway, New
York Francis H. Kimball.
Residence Elbert S. Barlow, Stamford, Conn Hiss & Weeks.
Union Theological Seminary, Professors' Apart-
ments and Chapel, New York Allen and Collens, Louis E. Jallade, Associate.
New Murray Restaurant, 42d Street and Broadway,
New York Henry C. Pelton & Henry Erkins.
Golden Hill Building, John and William Streets,
New York Augustus D. Shepard,
ClintonTown Hall, Clinton, Mass Peabody & Stearns.
Addition, Mutual Assurance Society Building, Rich-
mond, Virginia Clinton & Russell.
Bronx Theatre, 145th Street and Melrose Avenue,
New York W. H. McEIfatrick,
Wellesley College Library, Wellesley, Mass Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge.
Suffolk County Court House, Boston, Mass Geo. A. Clough.
Addition to Jordan Marsh Store, Boston, Mass Winslow, Bigelow & Wadsworth.
Mass
Lyric Theatre, Boston, Hill & James.
Wheeler Building, 28-30 West 38th Street, New
York Goldwin, Starrett & Van Vleck.
Simmons College, Boston, Mass Peabody & Stearns.
Rensselaer Car Shops, Albany, N. Y. (High Pressure Water Supply System), N. Y. C. & H. R.
R. R. Co.

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Pennell, Gibbs & Quiring Company
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS

60 1 Boylston Street, Copley Square

BOSTON, MASS.

Steel or Kalamined
Iron Covered Doors
and Trim
For Fire-Proof
Construction
q WRITING FOR PRICES GIVE
IN
WIDTH OF JAMBS, SIZE AND NUM-
BER OF DOORS REQUIRED, AND
STATE IF CASING IS WANTED
FOR BOTH SIDES OF OPENINGS.
The Kinnear & Gager Mfg. Co.
Columbus, Ohio

Department B BOSTON, 1 25 Broad Street

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 In the succeeding pages we illustrate a few of the buildings in which
"Tapestry" Brick has been used. The monumental character of these
buildings and the high standing of the architects from whose designs thev
have been erected, is of itself sufficient proof that "Tapestry" Brick is in
no sense a "fad," but that it has taken its place as a standard building
material, combining in the highest degree, economy, utility and beauty.
Ilad thedesigners of these buildings had the least doubt as to the real merit
of the material or the ultimate success of its use, it would not have been
chosen for work of such importance.
Lack of space prevents our illustrating further examples, but the excellent
produced by "Tapestry" Brick in buildings of a similar nature in almost
effects
every large city east of the Mississippi River, warrants our statement that
"Tapestry" Brick is preeminently desirable and particularly adapted not only for country
and city houses but for churches, libraries, hospitals, clubhouses, schools, fraternal
buildings and high grade apartments.

Even the careful description of the texture, bonding and selection of the
brick which we present on the following pages can give but a slight idea of
the beauty of "Tapestry" Brick; the only adequate impression is one gained
from the buildings wherein it is used, and we cordially invite not only the
inspection of those illustrated herewith, but of those in other cities, a list

of which will be furnished to any one sufficiently interested to inquire.

-CISKE 6- COMPANY INC

pCE BRICKS/ ESTABLISH
JLlRE BRICKS I ED IN 1864
 Risski.i, Sage Hall, Northfield Seminary, Northfield, Mass.
Delano & Aldrich, Architects.

Color of Bricks A mixture of light red to extremely dark blue

"Tapestry" Brick, with some sixteen to twenty
intermediate shadings, many of which appear on a
single brick.
Size of Bricks i8" by i i-2" by 6".

Texture of Bricks Extremely rough.

Bond of Brickwork Flemish.
Mortar Joints Gray, i" wide, rough cut flush.

General Effect At a distance, this building is of a reddish gray tint,

the contrasting colors of the individual bricks being
entirely eliminated by the great number of inter-
mediate shadings and the relatively large size of
the mortar joint. At a closer viewpoint, the different
shades are very pronounced, although in perfect har-
mony —
in fact, the more this work is studied, the
more the impression grows that "Tapestry" brick-
work has artistic possibilities far beyond our powers
of description. The medallions which are shown in
the upper story of this building are " Brickotta."

6r COMPANY INC
BSKE
E BRICKS/ ESTABLISH
E BRICKS* ED IN 1064
 Brooklyn, (N. V.) Masonic Temple.
Lord & Hewlett, Architects — Pell & Corbett, Associated.

Color of Bricks Cream gray, light brown and coffee, "Tapestry"

Bricks; shades 121, 122, 123, 124.
Size of Bricks 8" by 2 i-4
n
by 3 3-4".

Texture of Bricks Rough.

Bond of Brickwork Special, each multiple being made of four bricks
laid with blind joints, to give a brick which appears
to be 16 1-4" long by 4 3-4" high.

Mortar Joints The blind joints gray, about 1-4" thick, the regular
joints 7-8" to i" thick, all tooled smooth.

General Effect A gray brown, with a tinge of faint violet in

soft,
certain lights. The treatment of the brick being
very unusual and the contrast of the polychrome
terra-cotta being so effective, this building rivals in
the color and character of the brick work, any build-
ing erected in New York during the past ten 3'ears.

SKE cr COMPANY INC

CE BRICKS/ ESTABLISH
RE BRICKS* ED IN 1864
JjR
 Color of Bricks

Light brownish gray "Tapes-

try" Bricks; the diaper pat-
tern of white headers; mosaic
in top story blue, white, gray
and brown; mosaic at fifth

story of white, gray and

brown "Tapestry" Bricks.
At the intersection of the dia-

pers and in the field of the

upper story mosaic is a con-
ventional lotos, in white on a
brown ground. Over two
thousand of these lotos bricks

were used in the front.

Color is added by the high

lights in the overhanging cor-
nice and in the balcony at
the fifth story, in both of

which deep orange and dark

blue are used. The soft tones
of the brickwork, contrasting
w i t h the deep colors men-
tioned and with the dark
green boxwood shrubbery in
the windows, have been fa-

vorably commented upon by

discriminating critics from
Lotos Club, Whst 57TH Street, Ntvv Yokk.
all over the civilized world.
Donn Barber, Architect.

Size of Bricks 12" by 2 i-2 n by 4" and smaller sizes in the mosaics.

Texture of Bricks Very rough.

Bond of Brickwork Special, to show pattern.

Mortar Joints Gray, 3-4" thick, raked out 1-4" deep.

6- company inc
biske
:e bricks/ establish
iebricksjedin1064
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 ATLAS PORTLAND
CEMENT The best, the purest,
the most uniform, —the
STANDARD AMERICAN BRAND

i? PORTLAND m
ATLAS
*1GEMENT;

NONE JUST AS GOOD V

The United States Government purchased
4,500,000 barrels of ATLAS
for use in the
construction of the Panama Canal.
Largest output of any cement company
in the world- —over 40,000 barrels per day

The ATLAS Portia CEMENT CO.

30 BROAD ST., NEW YORK V#

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 A. J. BIRD
MANUFACTURER OF

WOOD-BURNED LIME
ROCKLAND, MAINE

GUARANTEE
I

THAT MY LIME IS BURNED WITH WOOD

V
AND NOT WITH COAL

SPECIFY A. J. ROCKLAND LIME

BIRD'S
FOR YOUR BRICKWORK AND PLASTER

ft

"WALDO BROTHERS
BOSTON
Kg»g
Stegff
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 ;

Simplified Waterproofing
SUBSTRUCTURES
Instead of puncturable tar or asphalt seal
Just add to the cement used In floor and wall construction

HYDRATITE
SUPERSTRUCTURES (Innek Walls)
Instead of furring blocks, hollow bricks, lathing— either wood or metal
Just coat Inside of outside walls with

NO. i DEHYDRATINE
SUPERSTRUCTURES (Exteeiok Walls)
Instead of erecting them of Impervious, but hard-to-bond bricks, with water-soaking
joints,use ordinary, easy-to-bond brick, and
Just waterproof the surface with

NO. i DEHYDRATINE
SUPERSTRUCTURES (Limestone, Mabble, Gbanite)
Instead of using so-called non-staining cements, always high priced, sometimes
reliable
Just protect from damp-stains by coating with

NO. 3 DEHYDRATINE
FOUNDATION WALLS
Instead of laboriously pargeting exterior foundation walls to exclude moisture
Just coat with

NO. 4 DEHYDRATINE
CEMENT FLOORS
As a relief to the repellent coldness of a cement floor, impart to it warmth of color
make it waterproof, oilproof, dustless, by coating with

SYMENTREX
LUMBER, WOODWORK
To prevent dry-rot, dampness, the inroads of the destructive teredos, and other
agents of decay, protect all sorts of wood by staining and waterproofing with

IMPROL
A. C. Horn Company
8-io Burling Slip, New York

WAU)0BOSTON
BROTHERS

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Darlington Brick and Mining Co.

Manufacturers of

HIGH-CLASS IMPERVIOUS FACE

Gray, Iron-Spot, Devonshire

GENL OFFICES 6366 FRANKSTOWN AVENUE

PITTSBURGH. PA.

PHILADELPHIA OFFICE CROZER BUILDING

1002

WORKS. DARLINGTON. BEAVER CO.. PA.

"Darlington Brick"

Par-excellence for Brilliancy and

Permanence of Color

WALDOBOSTON
BROTHERS
SgSfMg
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The East Ohio Sewer Pipe

Company

Irondale, Ohio

MANUFACTURERS OF

Flue Linings

Sewer Pipe

and other Clay Products

WALDOBOSTON
BROTHERS
?

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 The Perfection of Metal Lath

KNO-BURN
TRADE MARK

STEEL LATH
Made by

Northwestern Expanded Metal Co.

V
General Offices

930-950 Old Colony Building

CHICAGO
Factory Factory
Jeannette, Pa. Chicago, 111.

mLDOBOSTON
BROTHERS
I1IS
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 "BRADFORD-REDS"
UNIFORM IN SIZE AND SHADE
THE IDEAL CHERRY RED

STANDARDS— ROMANS— ORNAMENTALS

DRY PRESSED AND WIRE CUTS

BRICK MANTELS

Bradford Pressed Brick Co.

Bradford, Pa

mLDOBOSTON
BROTHERS
11181
i^^AST'
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 Non-Staining
Cement Co.
156 Fifth Avenue
New York

Will not stain Limestone

Marble or Granite

The best Cement for

Artificial Stone and
Exterior Stucco
Construction

Also
V
EXTRA WHITE
LAFARGE

for use with

Light Brick, Terra Cotta

White Granite or
Marble

WALDOBOSTON
BROTHERS
111!®
FRENCH'S CEMENT COLORS
UNFADING-DRY FORM ONLY-NON-INJURIOUS
No. 985 Bright Red— C
T. Light Red-No. 67 Yellow
C. U. Blue and French's Cement Black

CROWN Semi-Liquid
PAINT
Gives Perfect Results Spreads, Covers

Inside or Outside and Wears Best

PEERLESS MORTAR COLORS

Manufactured in pulp They incorporate so

easily with the Mor-

form only, for color-
tar that most evenly

ing and tinting Lime colored mixtures in-

evitably result.
Mortar, Cement
Not affected by the
Mortar and Interior
action lime
of or

Wall Plaster. cement.

PEERLESS MORTAR COLORS

Have been successfully used for over twenty-five years by leading
architects, contractors, masons, and plasterers throughout America.

SAMUEL H. FRENCH & CO.

PAINT AND VARNISH MANUFACTURERS
"The Universal Finish"
MONOVAR for an unchanging gloss VARNISH
Established 1844 PHILADELPHIA, U. S. A.

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 Sayre & Fisher Co,
Sayreville, N. J.—N. Y. Office, 261 Broadway
MANUFACTURERS OF

Fine Pressed Front Brick

Of various shades, Plain and Moulded. White, Ochre,

Light and Dark Buff, Red, Gray, Pompeiian

(Mottled) and Old Gold; also Pure

White Brick with Dull

Porcelain Finish

SUPERIOR ENAMEL BRICK

Several Colors

REPRESSED AND HARVARD RED BRICK

HARD BUILDING BRICK
FIRE BRICK
HOLLOW BRICK
We manufacture through the famous "Stiff Mud Process"
which produces a brick unexcelled in density and hardness.
We are always pleased to confer with architects 'wanting
special colors, finish or shape of Brick

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 "BLANC"
THE

WHITE PORTLAND CEMENT

Manufactured by

Blanc Stainless Cement Company

Allentown, Pa.

New York Office, 5 West 3 1 st. St.

PURE WHITE,
STRONG
STAINLESS

WALDOBOSTON
BROTHERS
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BROTHERS
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Buckeye & Summit

Sewer Pipe Companies

Akron, Ohio

Manufacturers of

Standard "Akron" Sewer Pipe

WALDOBOSTON
BROTHERS
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Hi

Kittanning Brick and

Fire Clay Company
Manufacturers of the original

Kittanning
I
s
Vitreous Bricks

11
In Buff, Gray, and Mottled, Standard Roman
and Norman Shapes, Arch and Moulded
Bricks of any description

1
WALDOBOSTON
BROTHERS

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J. B. PRESCOTT €r SON
WEBSTER, MASS.

ORIGINATORS
NOT IMITATORS
RUTTY STEEL WALL PLUGS
THE STANDARD NAILING BASE FOR IN-
TERIOR FINISHIN BRICK AND CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION
RUTTY STEEL NON-FURRING PLUGS
FOR SECURING METAL LATH — NO FUR-
RING REQUIRED

MORSE STEEL WALL TIES

FOR BON DING ALL SITUATIONS IN BK
AND STONE CONSTRUCTION
V
MORSE STEEL VENEER TIES
INDISPENSABLE FOR VENEER CON-
STRUCTION

MORSE STEEL ANCHORS

MOST PERFECT BONDS FOR STONE AND
TERRA COTTA
PRESCOTT STEEL CORNER BEAD
FOR PRESERVING PLASTER CORNERS

'WALDO BROTHERS
BOSTON

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 MEIER'S

Non-Staining Cement

ImENTI

iitAUNscHwaa

is the strongest of all non-staining cements,

and the only article of its class approximat-

ing Portland Cement in chemical composi-

tion and tensile strength. It has entered
into the construction of nearly all Federal
buildings erected during the last twenty years

WfMEa
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 ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND ROOFERS
INVESTIGATE

U. S. SHINGLE TILES
Manufactured by

THE UNITED STATES TILE CO.

Parkersburg, West Virginia

and you will find, as many others have found, that

TT. S. SHINGLE TIKES make a positively leak-proof roof.
U. S. SHINGLE TILES are vitrified and take up the least possible
amount of moisture.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES will never disintegrate, check or fade.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are frost, ice, heat, hail, fire, sun and acid proof.
TT. S. SHIN GLE TILES will not absorb smoke, grime, dust or dirt.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are non-conductors of heat or cold.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES keep the attic as cool as the first floor.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are made from pure SHALE (not indifferent
clay).
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES have no foreign substance added to give color,
t he c olor is from the shale and permanent.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are not dipped, brushed or slipped.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are a rich RED in color, of light, medium and
dar k sha des.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are strong and tough and will outlast the
building.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are easy to lay on the roof.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are the result of scientific study and years of
experience in manufacture.
TT. & SHINGLE TILES are made by expert tile makers.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are suited to any manner of pitched roof.
TT. S. SHIN GLE TILES have proven their worth time after time.
TT. S. SHINGLE TILES are honest goods at honest prices for honest
roofs.
Architects' specifications require no special features. TT. S. SHINGLE
TILES are fastened with 2-inch slaters' nails. (Galvanized or copper
as desired.) Any slaters' felt is sufficient for covering sheathing boards,
as a light bed only is necessary on which to lay the tile. TT. S. SHIN-
GLE TILES do not require any spun oakum or elastic cements to be
used in body of roof, as do tiles of rim-engaging or interlocking devices.
They make a leak-proof job without outside assistance.
NO EXTRA CHARGE MADE FOE CUT HEP, CUT VALLEY
OB GASLE BAKE TILES.
For personal investigation of patterns and material or for our CATA-
LOGUE NO. 5 which gives detailed and descriptive information, impos-
sible to give here, inquire of

WALDOBOSTON
BROTHERS

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 Sandusky Portland
Cement Co.
Sandusky, Ohio

Manufacturer* of

Medusa Pure White Portland Cement

Same as any High-Grade Portland Cement except

that it is Pure White in Color

Medusa Water-Proof Compound Co.

Makes all Concrete impervious to water

WALDOBOSTON
BROTHERS
?
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The W. P. Leavitt Sons

Company
ROOFERS
29 PEARL ST., NEWTON, MASS

Tile, Slate, Metal and Gravel

Roofing

Tile Roofing a Specialty

Roof Repairs of All Kinds

WALDOBOSTON
BROTHERS
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 :: :

The Ohio
Mining and Manufacturing Co.
Makers of the Superior

SHAWNEE FACE BRICKS

DRY PRESSED
IMPERVIOUS WIRE CUT AND REPRESSED
COLORS
Buff, Speckled Buff, Gray, Speckled Gray, and
Old Gold (Mottled)
SHAPES
Roman, Norman
Standard,
Arch and Moulded Brick a Specialty

FACTORIES
SHAWNEE, OHIO

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 AMERICAN ENCAUSTIC TILING CO.
LIMITED.

NEW YORK.
Works and Offices:

ZANESVILLE, OHIO, U. S. A.

Our Producft is for sale by all Mantel and Tile Dealers throughout the United States.
 The
Chicago
Incinerator
[PATENTS GRANTED]

A Sanitary receptacle for

garbage and refuse mat-
all
ter until sufficient has ac-
cumulated to justify crema-
tion.

Will destroy anything that

firecan destroy quickly and
without odor.

In work should
hospital
be placed every ward to
in
destroy everything from
sweepings to any part of a
body without removing same
from the ward itself.

Made in different sizes to

set in room or in a wall
space.

Residence size inches 1 1

wide, 27 inches high and 12

or 6 inches deep.
1

Ricketts &
Bermingham
INCORPORATED
"Chicago Clothes Dryers"
"Chicago Incinerators"
Tremont Building, Boston, Mass.
Tel. Haymarket 289
 W. F. KEARNS COMPANY
El ISJ G I ISJ El EI F? S AMD CO NTR ACTO RS
GENERAL. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
REINFORCED CONCRETE AND EXPANDED METAL FIREPROOFING
161 DEVONSHIRE STREET
BOSTON, MASS.

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145
CHANDLER & BARBER, Boston Representatives
124 Summer Street, Boston
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 Established 1841

E. B. Badger & Sons Company

Architectural Sheet Metal Work, Copper, Tin, Slate
and Gravel Roofing

Coppersmiths and Silversmiths

Badgers Copper Bath Boilers
Badgers Patent Ventilator
Badger's Fire Extinguisher
Badgers Metallic Fireproof Window
Frame and Sash
"Approved by the National Board of Fire Underwriters"

63-75 PITTS STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

Telephone Exchange, Haymarket 2152

W. A. Murtfeldt Co.
ROOFING
SHEET METAL WORK
SKYLIGHTS GUTTERS VENTILATORS

Artificial Stone, Concrete Construction and

Asphalt Contractors
Water-tight Cellars Tar Concrete
161 DEVONSHIRE STREET
BOSTON

148
Country
Grosvenor
Residence of
Atterbury,
Hon. Seth Low
Architect,
Bedford New York
Station, N. Y.

Floors deadened with Peerless Brand and side walls above first story and portions
of roof Insulated with Neptune Brand of Keystone Hair Insulator.

KEYSTONE HAIR INSULATOR

The most efficient insulation now on the market. For heat and cold.
For sound deadening. Warm in winter. Cool in summer.

SANITOR CLOSET SEATS AND TANKS

Moulded in one piece under heavy hydraulic pressure. No cracks or crevices
for disease breeding germs. Absolutely sanitary. Tanks require no metal lining.
Warranted not to crack, split, or warp for five years.

Transite Asbestos Fire-proof Shingles

Weigh less than slate. Indestructible. Tough & Elastic.

ASBESTOS WOOD Asbestos & Magnesia

A structural material PIPE & BOILER COVERINGS
ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF All kinds, for every purpose.

Write for Building Materials Catalog, No. 1 02

H. W. JOHNS-MANVILLE CO.
55, 57, 59, HIGH ST. BOSTON, MASS.
Branches in All Large Cities

149
 .

The cuts on the opposite page illustrate the dining-room and the kitchen
of the MODEL SUITE of rooms which we showed at the Food Fair last month.
The GAS FIXTURES in the dining-room show only one out of many
possibleadaptations of the NEW INVERTED GAS LAMP and we re-
produce merely to show what BEAUTIFUL EFFECTS can be secured.
it

We show other examples in the BOSTON 1915 EXPOSITION. The

MAIN ENTRANCE FOYER is lighted with GAS LAMPS which show the
ARTISTIC POSSIBILITIES in the design of GAS FIXTURES as well as
the LIGHTING EFFECT.
The three rooms on the right of the main entrance show COMMERCIAL
LIGHTING and we would ask you to note the QUALITY and DISTRIBU-
TION of the LIGHT. The NE W GAS LIGHT is recognized by scientists as
being the NEAREST APPROACH to daylight of any artificial light source.

In OUR EXHIBIT on the lower floor on the Dartmouth and Huntington

Avenue corner you will find RESIDENCE LIGHTING
some examples of

These installations will emphasize the fact that GAS FIXTURES and
CHANDELIERS maybe made up in any design to' suit ARCHITECTURAL
and ARTISTIC requirements.
We also show a model kitchen, completely fitted out with the LATEST
GAS APPLIANCES — gas range, plate-warming closet, gas water-heater,
direct connected to boiler and house-piping, and gas steam radiator, giving
steam-heat automatically regulated.
You are CORDIALLY INVITED to visit our EXHIBIT or call at the
BOSTON GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, 16 West Street, where these
and other appliances and fixtures are shown.

Boston Consolidated Gas Company

Telephone Commercial Dept. Oxford 1 690- 24 West Street.

150
 Model Dining Room

Model Kitchen

BOSTON CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY

Telephone Commercial Dept. Oxford 1660 24 West Street

151
 J B Hunter & Co
Van Dorn New England's Standard
HANGER
Hardware House
60 Summer Street Boston, Mass.

YALE & TOWNE AND

FRENCH HARDWARE
also

WROUGHT IRON HARDWARE

WE CLAIM MORE
OF THESE ARE USED
THAN Alt OTHERS MADE

Builders' Hardware

WE WANT MORE
OF YOUR ORDERS
FOR

BLUE PRINTING
Drafting Supplies
AND

Mailing Tubes
Because we are increasing our facilities and can handle them with the least delay, and at the

lowest prices in New England.

SPAULDING PRINT PAPER CO., INC.

44 Federal St., - BOSTON
Telephone, Main 4103

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 Greenhouses
We cheerfully concur with the architect, giving him of our fifty years' practi-
cal experience as greenhouse builders. If he so desires it, we will gladly carry
his sketches forward in our drafting department.

The points of importance are, that the architect is relieved of annoyances

and risks — the client assured of satisfactory producing houses.

Lord & Burnham Company

IRVINGTON, N. Y.
BOSTON-819 TREMONT BLDG.

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SIMPSON BROS.
CORPORATION
Engineers and Contractors

Neuckatel Rock Asphalt Floors

Artificial Stone Sidewalks
Reinforced Concrete Constrttction
Asbestolith Sanitary Floors
Tar Concrete Walks and Driveways
Hassam Street Pavement
Simbroco Concrete Blocks

166 DEVONSHIRE STREET

BOSTON

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 Ornamental Iron Gates, Middle Terrace
Residence Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Pocantico Hills, N. Y.
William Welles Bosworth, Architect

Made by

Wm, H. Jackson Company

29 East 1 7th Street, New York City
also
1 63 Michigan Avenue, Chicago

Artisans in All Metals

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 WILLIAM E. MUIR GEORGE MUIR

MUIR . BROTHERS
Plain and Ornamental Plasterers

Exterior Plaster Work a Specialty

PENN MUTUAL BUILDING, 24 MILK STREET

MEMBERS OF MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION TELEPHONE, FORT HILL 1344

EDWARD C-BECK
PAINTING ° f every kind

25 Gurney Street, Roxbury

and

Master Builders Asso. 1 66 Devonshire Street

Boston
No Job too Small - - None too Large

Telephone, Roxbury 1 49

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 A. B. See
Electric Elevator Company
Direct Connected Electric

ELEVATORS For all Purposes

Mechanically and Electrically Controlled

PASSENGER ELEVATORS
For Office Buildings, Apartment Houses. Hospitals, Etc.

All Speeds and Capacities, and for Buildings of all Heights

FREIGHT ELEVATORS
From 500 to 15,000 Pounds Capacity, and for Buildings of all Heights

PUSH-BUTTON ELEVATORS
With Full Automatic Control for Private Residences, Etc.

PUSH-BUTTON DUMB-WAITERS

BOSTON OFFICE: 84 STATE STREET

Telephone, Fort Hill 589
Emergency Phone, Nights, Sundays, and Holidays, Roxbury 2120

MAIN OFFICE: 220 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY

PHILADELPHIA OFFICE BALTIMORE OFFICE
LAND TITLE BUILDING STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING

Factory, Pacific Ave., Jersey City, N. J., near Pacific Ave. Station, C R. R. of N. J.

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 BEWARE OF GOODS THAT IMITATE

UNITED STATES COLUMN CO.

SUCCESSORS TO
LALLY PATENT COLUMN CO.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
The Famous Lally Patent
Cobiumns
AND ALL KINDS OF
Iron and Steel Columns
Patented Nov. 22, 1898, Aug. 1, 1905, March 27, 1906, and
Feb. 5, 1907
Specified by leading architects wherever they are known for
APARTMENTS, OFFICE BUILDINGS, CELLARS, STORES, PIAZZAS,
ETC., AND FOR ALL PURPOSES OF SUPPORT
BRICK PIER STONE-POST and IRON COLUMN all combined in one
leaves room and light and costs less than BRICK PIER
United States Arsenal Official Tests
Telephone Connections Office and Factory: Cambridge, IVass-

Qforrep, prisfjt & (jiapen (Eo.

THE CRITICAL BUYER WILL FIND AN

In. iividuality of Material, Design, Coloring
and Workmanship
in our stock of

Carpetings, Rugs
and

Floor Coverings
Both Imported and Domestic
and at p >rices which are the lowest consistent with first quality merchandise

Corrc^ prigfit & (Eapert (£o.

348-350 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

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 < SAMSON
SPOT
SASH CORD

4 is made of extra fine cotton yarn, the braid and

finish are hard, smooth and uniform, and every
foot is carefully inspected and guaranteed free from
the imperfections which make common cords wear
out so quickly.

There is only one grade of Spot Cord. can be

It

distinguished at a glance by our trade mark, the

Colored Spots.

Spot Cord is by far themost durable and econom-

ical material for hanging windows. It was proved
long ago to last many times longer in running over
pulleys than metal chain, cord or tape, or than any
other device.

We be pleased to send you tests, a sample

shall
card, and information as to the proper sizes for use f
with different weights and pulleys.

SAMSON CORDAGE WORKS

i BOSTON, MASS.
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SAMSON SPOT
SASH CORD
has been used thousands of buildings of all
in
descriptions throughout the United States. Here
is a list of a few where it has been used recently

Hotel Pontchartrain, Detroit, Mich. Geo. D.

Mason, Detroit, Architect.
Deaconess Hospital, Boston, Mass. Kendall,
Taylor & Stevens, Boston, Architects.
City and County Hospital, St. Paul, Minn.
Clarence H. Johnson, St. Paul, Architect.
Technical High School, Newtonville, Mass.
Geo. F. Newton, Boston, Architect.
Brandeis Building, Omaha, Neb. John
Latenser, Omaha, Architect.
Packard Motor Car Co.'s Factories,
Detroit, Mich.
Siege! Building, Boston, Mass. Winslow &
Bigelow, Boston, Architects.
Hotel Baltimore, Kansas City, Mo. Louis
Curtis, Kansas City, Architect.

In many cases other devices, after proving to be

have been taken out of buildings and
unsatisfactory,
Spot Cord has been put in their place. Actual
experience has confirmed the which show
tests,

that Spot Cord is far more durable and less

expensive, both in the beginning and in the end.

SAMSON CORDAGE WORKS

BOSTON, MASS.
Vertical Transportation
In the large cities of the world has been solved by

the introduction of the elevator of unlimited capa-

bilities, known as the

Otis Traction Elevator

OTIS ELEVATORS are made in all varieties,

using whatever power is available. Hand and

Belt Power. AUTOMATICALLY CON-
TROLLED ELECTRIC ELEVATORS FOR
PRIVATE RESIDENCES. Hydraulic Eleva-
tors of all types for Passenger and Freight

Service. Dumbwaiters and Gravity Conveyors.

Information and estimates furnished from our nearest office.

Otis Elevator Company

53 State Street, Boston
Offices in all the Principal Cities of the World.

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 TELEPHONE. HAYMARK.ET 49 AND 50

Frost &: Adams Company

Importers and Dealers in

Architects', Engineers' and Surveyors'

Supplies and Mathematical Instruments

ARTISTS' MATERIALS
37 CORNHILL BOSTON, MASS.

Established 1848

L. HABERSTROH & SON

DECORATORS
647 BOYLSTON STREET
Opposite Public Library

BOSTON

HOUSE PAINTING WALL PAPER & HANGINGS

DECORATIVE PAINTING DRAPERIES & FURNITURE
GARDEN ACCESSORIES IN CONCRETE

Albert Haberstroh Emil F. Haberstroh Arthur L. Haberstroh

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 ARTHUR C. WHITNEY
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Boston. Mass.

18 POST OFFICE SQUARE

Room 6

HORTON & HEMENWAY

BUILDERS
683 ATLANTIC AVENUE
BOSTON, MASS.

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 ESTABLISHED OVER EIGHTY
EIGHTEEN YEARS OF
TWENTY-EIGHT SUPREMACY

THE L. MOTT IRON WORKS,

J. of New York
BOSTON BRANCH 41-47 Pearl St.

Morandi-Proctor Company
Successors to Hotel Departments of

SMITH & ANTHONY CO. an d WALKER & PRATT MFG. CO.

Our Ranges are Used in
Manufacturers of Hotel Touraine, Victoria
Parker House, Somerset
Young's Hotel, Puritan
Cooking Adams House, Nottingham
Vendome Hotel, Brunswick
Profile House,
White Mountains
Apparatus University Club, Boston
Puritan Club,
Tennis and Racquet Club
For
Harvard Dining Association
Randall Hall, Harvard
Hotels-Restaurants
College
Clubs - Institutions Carolina Hotel, Pinehurst,
N. C.
Steamships St.Georges Hotel, Bermuda
and Large Families Princess Hotel, Bermuda
J^oiil^lm Hamilton
Myrtle Bank Hotel, Kings-
ton, Jamaica

48 and 50 UNION STREET BOSTON, MASS.

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 WM. HIGHTON & SONS
{^vr
ft

I SEES
£EflB
KB KB
BB0B
HBB2
High Grade EBBS MBS

Warm Air Registers

Ventilators

Heating
Specialties

BOSTON, MASS. NASHUA, N. H. PHILADELPHIA, PA.

WW

5*m

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 Reinforced Concrete

Reinforced Concrete Frame Office Building. Congress St.. Portland, Maine.

Frederick A. Thompson. Architect.
Walls carried on concrete beams, flat slab mushroom floors, plaster applied directly to the under side of the
concrete. Large percentage of saving on steel frame.

ABERTHAW CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 8 Beacon Street, BOSTON

A. E. ROBERTS L. BROWNING

ROBERTS €r BROWNING
PLUMBERS
TELEPHONE HAY/MARKET 1583

31 • BOWKEK ;
STREET •
BOSTON
MASSACHUSETTS
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T. .1. Kai.vev, President John T. Burnett, Secretary-TreH.-ure

MASSACHUSETTS BONDING AND INSURANCE COMPANY

Capital. $.ioo,o<HXUto Home Office. 77-81 State St., Boston Surplus, $250,000.00

Surety Bonding, Burglary and Theft Insurance

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
WILLIAM A. GASTON WILMOT R. EVANS
President National Shawmut Bank, President Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
ROBERT WINSOR EUGENE P.CARVER
Of Kidd.-r, Peaoody & Co., Bankers Of Carver A Wardner, Attorneys
.TAMES W. KENNEY FRANCIS H. DEWEY
Vice-President Federal Trust Co. President Mechanics National Bank and Presi-
.TAMES L. RICHARDS dent Worcester Street Railway Co.
President Boston Consolidated (ins Co. ALBERT S. APSEY
JOSEPH H. O-NEIL Attorney
President Federal Trust Co. PIERCE POWERS
CALVIN AUSTIN Secretary American Tube Works
President Eastern Steamship Co. PETER H. CORR
JAMES J. PHELAN President Oorr Manufacturing Co.
WILLIAM F. HARRINGTON
Of Hornhlower A Weeks, Bankers
HENRY B. OHAP1N Emmons. Banker s Treasurer Portsmouth Brewing Co.
JOHN JOYCE
Of Schirmer, Chapin *
CHARLES A. STONE President Gillette Safety Razor Co.
Of Stone A Webster CHARLES G. LUND
WILLIAM F. FITZGERALD Vice-President Turner Tanning Machinery Co.
Of Towle A Fitzgerald, Bankers HENRY A. KUETER
WILLIAM H. HILL President Rueter A Co,, Incorporated
Of Richardson Hill A Co., Bankers BERNARD J. ROTH WELL
JAMES M. MORRISON President Bay State Milling Co.
Of Thomas Kelley A Co., Blanket Manufac turers THOMAS J. OLEXTON
LEE M. FRIEDMAN New England Managerof Klipstein A Co.
Of Morse A Friedman Attorneys, JOHN T. BURNETT
President Joseph Burnett Co., Extracts
T.J. FALVEY, President

Contractors who want equitable rates, prompt service and fair treatment in securing bonds for the
faithful performance of their contracts will find it to their advantage to call upon this company.

WILLIAM I. BROWN. THOMAS JACKSON,

President Treasurer

Davenport - Brown
Company
Exterior FINISH Finest
Interior WOODWORK Quality
Office and Factory. RESIDENCES
Somerville, Mass, OUR SPECIALTY
House for Freedom Hutchinson. Newton. Mass
Member, Master Builders Association Chapman A Frazer. Architects

Some Residences and Buildings we have furnished material for :

Samuel B. Adams, Boston, Mass. Richard Arnold Fisher

Dr. J . L. Bremer, Cohasset, Mass. Winslow, Bigelow A Wadsworth
Thomas P. Beal, Beverly. Mass.
Library for Groton School. Groton, Mass.
E. E. Blodgett, Newton, Mass. Chapman A Frazer
George L. Roberts. Brookline. Mass. .lames Purdon
Chi Psi Fraternity. Williamstown. Mass.
Washington Court. Cambridge. Mass. Newhall A Blevins
Burton Halls.
Mrs. Henry Bryant Bigelow. Concord, Mass. John Lavalle. (See cut Page 1811
Dr. H. W. Cushing. Norwell. Mass. C. Howard Walker
Mrs. James Pope, Lyme. Conn. Rowe A Keyes
Vanderbilt Memorial Bldg.. Newport, R. I.. Evving A Ctiappell
Countv Court House. Utica, New York. Cutter A Turner

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 WILLIAM CRANE
Builder and General
Contractor

TIME CONTRACTS A SPECIALTY

7 WATER STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

TELEPHONE, 77s FORT HTIiL

LUXFER I RADE MARK

The American Luxfer Prism Company

GLADLY FURNISHES, WITHOUT CHARGE
PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES FOR
DAYLIGHTING
BUILDINGS
THE LUXFER METHOD IS THOROUGHLY
SCIENTIFIC, AND THE RESULT OF FIFTEEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE
IS AT YOUR SERVICE

49 FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON

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THE BELNORD APARTMENTS

Broadway, 86th St., Amsterdam Ave., & 85th St. NEW YORK CITY
H.HOBART WEEKS, Architect
GEORGE H. FULLER CO., Builders
"THE BELNORD" being the largest apartment building in the world, and costing approximately
$6,000,000, some statistics regarding it are interesting
.
— There are
I76 Apartments 1400 Rooms
3641 Doors 132 Miles in running feet of
594 Trimmed Openings BasebcarJ and trim
3145 Exterior Windows 600000 Square feet of wood foors
14 Elevators
The woodwork throughout this entire building is finished exclusively with

VARNISH and ENAMEL r* % \m<

Matte by

PRATT & LAMBERT

VARNISH MAKERS
Works at

NEW YORK BUFFALO CHICAGO LONDON HAMBURG

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METROPOLITAN TOWER
ROEBL1NG 5Y5TEM Of FIREPROOFING

Roebling Construction Cg.

main office
Fuller Building , New York City
Branch Offices
BOSTON PHILADELPHIA
BUFFALO CHICAGO
BALTIMORE SAN FRANCISCO

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STANDARD PLATE
GLASS COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS IMPORTERS JOBBERS
—
PLATE CLASS FACTORY AND BENDING KILNS BUTLER, PA.
WAREHOUSE, BEVELING, AND MIRROR FACTORY — BOSTON

estimates cheerfully furnished

26-30 Sudbury Street 61-63 Portland Street

BOSTON • MASSACHUSETTS

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 ARCHITECTS
SPECIFY ON CONTRACTS

WINCHESTER -
AJAX or DRAGON
BOILERS
ALL FOR LOW PRESSURE STEAM OR
HOT WATER HEAT

SMITH & THAYER COMPANY

BOSTON AND NEW YORK

M^m^^k
Folsom & Sunercjrens Plates
are gopd f printing plates
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forqet it
92 Pearl Street BOSTON

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IRA G. HERSEY

Contractor and Builder

1 66 Devonshire St.

BOSTON

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 E. VAN NOORDEN COMPANY
Established 1S73

Skylights, Ventilators, Underwriter Metal Windows,

Architectural Copper Work, etc.

BOSTON, MASS., U. S. A.

Blue, Black and Vandyke Printing

on Paper or Linen

THE ELECTRIC BLUE PRINT CO.

275 Washington Street

BOSTON

Geo. A . Harris, Jfanager Telephone t

Main 385

JOHN EVANS & CO.

Modelling and Carving
IN WOOD AND STONE
Altars, Reredoses, Fonts, Tablets and Monuments

77 HUNTINGTON AVENUE

BOSTON, MASS.

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 ROTUNDA, STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MASS.

THE BOWKER TORREY COMPANY

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS

MARBLE
IN

SLATE AND SOAPSTONE

Special Attention Given to Interior Finish

18 PORTLAND, CORNER CHARDON AND BOWKER STREETS

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
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 OUR 3RD FLOOR
is devoted exclusively
to the display of

ELECTRIC AND GAS

LIGHTING FIXTURES
and products of the

BIGELOW STUDIOS

Our'Products are 'Designed anebg

c
Mgdelcd in our Own§fudios and Con
strucied andjfimsheain ourOwnjhops.

511WASHINGT0N SOOSTON.
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ETROM
Suggestion
time to time you are having various
greenhouse or conservatory propositions coming
to hand, involving questions that a greenhouse
builder could be of assistance to you in deciding.
If you would then just phone or drop us a
line, we will cheerfully co-operate with you in
every possible way. In looking over last
year's business, it is interesting to note what a
large proportion of it came through the architects,
and in checking off the jobs, to recall how pleasant
our relations had been. Can we be of any serv-
ice to you right now ?

Hitchings 8l Company
U70 Broadway New xork
 REGISTERS VENTILATORS
GRILLES SCREENS
TABLETS

WMiifj rerun 1 IXEJ \ u u uiih win

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M &&li il il& tl It I ill I L 11 ii&i&HAi&i iiii^M

FINE ORNAMENTAL BRONZE

OF

"T. & B." Quality

Special Grilles-Over 400 designs

TUTTLE & BAILEY MFG. CO.

BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO

Established 1846

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 House for J. A. Knowles, Dover, Mass.
James Purdon, Architect
BIGELOW & HARRIMAN, Builders
127 Federal Street Boston, Mass.
W. De F. Bigelow Tel. 750 Main L. M. Harriman

Terra Cotta Block House for Llewellyn Howland.^So. Dartmouth, Mass.

Cummings & Howard, Architects
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 House for H. B. Bigelow, Concord, Mass.
John Lavalle, Architect
BIGELOW & HARRIMAN, Builders
127 Federal Street Boston, Mass.
W. De F. Bigelow Tel. 750 Main L. M. Harriman

House for Miss Juliet Higginson, Dover, Mass.

Winslow, Bigelow & Wadsworth, Architects

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 D. F. DONOVAN ). T. WISEMAN

D. F DONOVAN Gr CO.
PLASTERERS
OFFICE

7 WATER STREET, BOSTON, MASS.

TELEPHONE, MAIN 447

Members of Master Builders Association

J%
"Dececo'
i«L .Jfc-
Bet'. Stamped on a plumbing
Vfes
•HUfc fixture is always a guarantee of
"*--».,_
excellence, and that
Jm^ its it is the
.

^ highest grade fixture produced.

" Cut shows one or our latest pro-
~~~~-~~^__.
__^^h[ ductions, THE DECECO
r CORONA
Noiseless Siphon Closet with
'-in Hygienic White Celloenamel Seat
with concealed hinges and no
exposed metal parts whatever.

THE DECECO CO.

155-159 High St.

!*^ JSP BOSTON

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Dome First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, Mass.

ESTABLISHED 1875 INCORPORATED 1903

WOODBURY & LEIGHTON CO.

BUILDING CONTRACTORS
No. 166 Devonshire Street

Portico, New Registry Building, Salem, Mass.

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 .

Bay State Brick ™d Cement Coating

PROTECTS AND DECORATES
CONCRETE, CEMENT, STUCCO «

and BRICK CONSTRUCTION

™
The needs of exposed cement construction
vital
1fj j'l 1
are protection from dampness and uniformity of
color.
BAY STATE is theORIGINAL CEMENT
^INr In: lAmg
COATING and has been used successfully lor
over six years from Maine to California. mmmmmsim^
-s^BMBk—
It is a FIRE RETARDER used on interior
woodwork in mills, factories, etc. Bears the
label of the Underwriters' Laboratories. A Concrete Residence in Brookline
ADOLPH SUCK, Architect
Send for booklet. BAY STATE Coating used on interior 'and exterior
MADE ONLY BY

Wadsworth Howland & Co., Inc.

84 Washington St., Boston, Mass Paint and Varnish Makers

McNEIL BROTHERS

BUILDERS AND
GENERAL CONTRACTORS

90 FREEPORT STREET AND

166 DEVONSHIRE STREET

Boston, Massachusetts

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 Saunders & Lawton, Architects, Seattle.

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Forestry Building. Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1 909.

CABOT'S CREOSOTE SHINGLE STAINS

THE ORIGINAL AND STANDARD SHINGLE STAINS
Soft,rich, and transparent coloring effects, guaranteed wearing qualities,
thorough preservation of the wood. The thoroughly reliable stain, proved
by twenty-five years' use under all conditions.

CABOT'S SHEATHING AND DEAFENING "QUILT"

Warmer, more permanent, and cheaper than back-plaster. Ten times as warm
as common papers. The most scientific, sanitary and perfect heat insulator
and sound-deadener ever made.

CABOT'S WATERPROOF CEMENT STAINS

For staining and rain-proofing cement buildings. Rich colorings, without
gloss or shine, and with no coating to chalk or peel.

CABOT'S WATERPROOF BRICK STAIN AND PRESERVATIVE

Made in various colors, for faded, off-colored or uneven brick, and color-
less, for waterproofing only.

CONSERVO WOOD PRESERVATIVE

For preserving posts, sills, planks, and all similar woodwork
Full Information sent on request

SAMUEL CABOT, INC., Sole Manufacturers, BOSTON

AGENTS AT ALL CENTRAL POINTS

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How to Protect Structural
Metal
In this age of steel and iron structures most important that
it is

much attention be devoted to the painting of the metal used in

construction.

Years have demonstrated that red lead is the best inhibitor of

corrosion yet discovered and it is necessary for the architect, who
wants to erect a building designed to withstand the ravages of
time and the attack of rust to specify that all metal parts used in
the construction be painted with red lead.

To be sure it is a pure red lead with no deleterious adulterations

specify "National Lead Company's Red Lead."
We have issued a new hand-book entitled ''How to Protect
Structural Metal." It treats the subject of corrosion, what it is,

the various methods proposed by scientists to prevent it and dis-

cusses the argument for and against every material offered as a
metal preservative. It includes the results of the most recent
research in this field.

There is a great deal of valuable information in this booklet

relative to preparing steel for painting and the application of the
paint, all conveniently indexed.

Every architect should have this booklet in his library.

We will send it free to any architect writing for it on his own

letter-head.

National Lead Company

New York Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland St. Louis

Philadelphia John T. Lewis & Bros. Company

Pittsburg National Lead and Oil Company

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Structural Cement Stone Co.

Lynn, Mass.
OFFICE: 309 ITEM BLDG. FACTORY: WEST LYNN
Tel 155-1 Tel. 2643

Manufacturers of High
Grade Cement Stone and
Composite of every descrip-

tion. Any Color, Texture

or Finish desired. : :

WE use a process of our own that gives every

desirable result obtained by other methods, and,
in addition, we overcome surface checking or
crazing so common in cement stone. : :

Will You Let Us Figure Your Work?

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 Ideal home heating
City mansions, country seats, town cot-
tages, farm homes all kinds of domiciles —
are made cosy, comfortable, and cleanly
by our IDEAL Steam and Water Boilers,
AMERICAN Radiators, Heating Special-
ties, and IDEAL Tank Water Heaters.

Our line covers all heating needs.

Amzricanx Ideal
/ I PaTMATAPQ l*X. RnilFDQ
Boilers

This Group of equipment products is truly democratic — truly American.

No building too small or modest — no palace
too large or pretentious — no demand for heat-

ing or temperature regulation too precise to

find in our lines the right outfit for an ideal

heating service.
Send for our booklet, "New Aids to Ideal
Heating." It tells many things
the architect

about steam and hot water heating, fuel

economy, valves, regulators, decorating ma-

terials of great value to him and his client.
IDEAL Sectional Steam Boiler

AMERICANTfoDIATOfi COMPANY
129—131 Federal St., BOSTON
Salesrooms and 'Warehouses in all large cities of United States and Europe

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 WALDORF-ASTORIA HOTEL, NEW YORK CITY
Equipped with two 25-HP Blaisdell Machines

BLAISDELL VACUUM SYSTEM

We have built vacuum cleaning machinery for the past six years. The scope of our system
embraces the complete field of Vacuum Cleaning from the residence plant for the home of moder-
ate cost to the equipment of the largest building.
We have installed some of the largest Post Office plants for the United States Government
which means that we can fulfill the most exacting specification. We guarantee satisfaction.

The Blaisdell Machinery Co.

FACTORY: BRADFORD, PA.
SALES OFFICES:
BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO BTRMINGHAM, ALA. SEATTLE
10 P. O. Square 90 West St. llSO-1 Monadnock B)k. 408-10 N. 19th St. loin Alaska Bkig

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Brooklyn Bridge, Hoffman, Norton's

Beach's and Newark-Rosendale

These brands of Genuine Rosendale Cement

are the Finest Ground and most uniform
cement manufactured, and sustain the repu-

tation of over 80 years of successful manu-

facture and unvarying satisfaction with the

results obtained from their use.

Architects in specifying and Consumers in

using Rosendale Cement should insist upon

one of these brands as an assurance of

Uniformity, Reliability and Permanence.

. . . MANUFACTURED BY . . .

Consolidated Rosendale Cement Co.

50 Church Street New York

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Boston Plate & IVindow Glass Co.
IVindow & Plate Glass,

Mirror Plates &c.

261 28 J A Street, South Boston.

to

20-22 Canal Street, Boston.

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Watson Steam Pump Governor
For maintaining an even water pres-
sure. Should be used on all steam
pumps where a fixed discharge pres-
sure is desired. Designed right and
made right; it is automatic and reliable.

OUR STEAM TRAPS McDANIKL

Have large outlet valves, not likely to IMPROVED STEAM
be flooded from sudden flushes of TRAPS
water, and they do not blow steam.
They are a credit to the architect and appreciated by the
engineer. We
also manufacture Reducing Valves for all
purposes, Separators for High Pressure or Exhaust Steam,
Exhaust Heads, Relief Valves, Ejectors, and Suction Tees.

WATSON & McDANIEL CO.

146 North Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
ESTABLISHED 1X7X SEND FOR CATALOGUE

GEORGE P. BULLARD \V. M. BAILEY, M. Am. Soc. 0. E.

President and Treasurer Chief Engineer
GEORGE TAYLOR 0. J. HOGUE, A. M. Am. Soc. O. E.
General Manager Construct inn Engineer

EASTERN
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO.

REINFORCED CONCRETE
METAL FURRING AND LATHING

PADDOCK BUILDING, 101 TREMONT STREET

BOSTON

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 WORCESTER NEW YORK

J. W. BISHOP CO.
BUILDERS

PROVIDENCE BOSTON

Membei of the Master Buihler* Assoeiation

Telephone, 9',n Haymarket

FRANK H. POWERS
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS OF
ALL KINDS

Estimates Furnished

92 CHESTNUT STREET, BOSTON, MASS.

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 SEE THIS
TRADE-MARK
on a valve and
you need look no
further for a guar-
antee of quality

BOSTON
JENKINS BROS. New York. Philadelphia, Chicago

GURNEY HEATERS are more and more preferred as their worth

becomes appreciated. It is the unanimous verdict of all who use them
that they combine a greater degree of durability, economy and efficiency
than any other heater.
Back of each GURNEY HEATER is the best mechanical and en-
gineering skill, combined with high-grade materials. No partis slighted
GURNEY
in the making; hence, the gives uniform dependable service.
The GURNEY HEATER is made for either hot water or steam.
It consumes less fuel than others; assures complete combustion and an
even and sure circulation of heat.
See that the GURNEYis installed and avoid disappointment. Can
be installed in old or new buildings without inconvenience or disturbance.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.

Gdrney Heater Mfg. Company

NEW YORK BRANCH: 188-200 Franklin St., cor. Pearl
12 East 42d St., New York City. BOSTON, MASS.
Distributors in the leading cities uf the country

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1?EM°VIN6 G* °F MASST
OPERATING UNDER THE PATENTS OF THL VACUUM CLEANER G>

List of Plants Installed Locally

Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Bldg. Boston, Mass.
National Shawmut Bank Bldg.,
International Trust Co. Bldg.
Edison Electric 111. Co. Bldg.
John Hancock Building,
Ford Building,
Congress Street Building,
Blake Building,
Lawrence Building,
Haynes Building,
Monks
R. H. Stearns Company Bldg.,
Jordan-Marsh Company "
William Filene Sons Co.
Paine Furniture Co.,
Henry Siegel Co.,
New Museum of Fine Arts,
Mass. Institute of Technology,
Boston Public Library,
Essex Hotel,
Thorndike Hotel,
Copley Square Hotel,
American House,
Puritan Hotel,
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital,
Keiths Theatre,
"
Beaconsfield Hotel, Brookline,
Burton Halls, Cambridge, Mass.
Chelsea City Hall, Chelsea,
Union Hospital, Fall River, "
Haynes Memorial Hospital, Brighton,
Immaculate Conception Church, Everett,
First Baptist Church, Worcester, "
H. L. Slater Estate Bldg.,
Boston Store,
Wellesley College, Wellesley,
C. W. Barron, Boston, Ma
HARDY It 1

W. Bemis, Boston, Mass. Judge Moore, Prides Crossing

F.
C. W. Watson, Brookline, Mass. G. I. Jones, Newton, Mass.
L. Damon, J. F. Flanagan,
J.
S. W. Winslow, Beverly, "
B. Jenney, Jr.,
J.
Dr. J. R. Taylor,
Abner Morse, Canton,
O. C. Sanborn Winchester, W. E. Barrett, W. Newton, Mass.
Whitin, Whitinsville, J. J. Storrow, Lincoln,
S. E.
R.'H. Bullock, Worcester, Mass. G. A. Draper Boston,
"
W.'E. Barrett West Newton,

We are listing above a few of our more prominent local installations

of sweeping systems.
This list contains almost every large building erected in Boston in the
lastfour years. We
are pleased to refer to any of these as to the conven-
ience and economy and also to the absolute freedom from mechanical
trouble.
Over one thousand of our plants are installed in the United States.

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PARKER, THOMAS & RICE, Architects

A SWEEPING system is an absolute necessity in the modern

* * office building. Prospective tenants will favor a build-
ing where the carpets and rugs can be kept perfectly clean.
Our installations in this class of building have always shown an
economy in the cost of cleaning over the old methods.

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CONCRETE made WATER-PROOF

By the use of

Pine Cone Hydrated Lime

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BERTRAM BREWER, City Engineer SIMPSON BROS. CORP., Contractors
Capacity over 2,000,000 gallons
Diameter, 100 feet Height, 43 feet
Wall, 18 inches thick at bottom and 12 inches at top
AN EXAMPLE OF WATER-PROOFING WITH PINE CONE HYDRATED LIME
Reservoirs, dams, subways, cellar floors, foundation and exposed walls,
building blocks —
all made water-proof, easily and cheaply, by the additkn of a
little Pine Cone Hydrated Lime.
All of the concrete is water-proof, the interior as well as the exterior, so
that cracking or crumbling of the suriace causes no bad results.
No extra labor is necessary, as the Pine Cone Hydrated Lime is included
when the concrete is mixed.
The correct proportions are as follows
Cement Sand Stone
For i 2 (32 lbs. ) Pine Cone Hydrated Lime
4 add 8%

13 5"
1 2y2 12% (48 ibs.)
aYz
16% (64 lbs.)
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Percentages are based on the weight of the dry lime to the dry cement.
Pine Cone Hydrated Lime is sold by dealers in building material.
Samples and further information can be obtained from the manufacturers

ROCKLAND-ROCKPORT LIME CO.

BOSTON
24 cTWilk Street
ROCKLAND, MAINE NEW YORK 949 Broadway

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 L. D.WILLCUTT & SONS CO
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
166 DEVONSHIRE STREET
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS

Yale
Turret Locks

For Hollow or Filled

Metal Doors
They reinforce the door at its usually weakest
point and act as a fire retardant.
An artistic brochure prepared especially for

architects will be sent on request.

THE YALE & TOWNE

MFG. COMPANY
F "-' •'.....
: ^M Makers of the only Genuine Yale Locks

Local Office, 12 Pearl Street, BOSTON, MASS.

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 The use of Berry Brothers' Architectu-
ral Finish produces the finest finish attainable

on wood.

LUXEBERRY WOOD FINISH,

'White' ' or "Light'' for the general interior

woodwork, and LIQUID GRANITE for

window sash and sills, inside blinds, bath-
rooms, and other exposed work successfully
meet every varnish want for Architectural
finishing purposes.

Finished Samples of Wood and Interesting Litera-

ture on Wood Finishing Mailed Free for the Asking

BERRY BROTHERS, Limited

NEW YORK CHICAGO
262 Pearl Street Vamish ManufaCtUr^S 25 Lake Street

BOSTON ESTABLISHED 1858 CINCINNATI

520 Atlantic Avenue 420 Main Street
DETROIT
PHILADELPHIA ST. LOUIS
26-28 N. 4th Street
112 S. 4th Street

BALTIMORE CANADIAN OFFICE AND FACTORY SAN FRANClsco

29 S. Hanover Street WALKERVILLE, ONT. 663 Howard Street

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Webster Specialties
Vacuum and Modulation Systems of
Steam Heating
Air Washers and Humidifiers
Feed Water Heaters and Purifiers

Steam and Oil Separators, Traps, etc.

WARREN WEBSTER & CO.,

Established 1888 CAMDEN, N. J.

WM. G. SNOW, New England Manager, Penn Mutual Bldg., Boston

DEXTER RROTHERS
English Shingle Stains
Produce soft, even shades in Moss Greens, Tile Reds and Silver Grays

Damp \~ f^t"Y*lr?lY Resisting

Interior and Exterior Coating for Brick, Concrete, Cement or Stucco

Anti-Aquatine
Non-Visible Liquid for Water-Proofing Brick and Stone

WRITE FOR CATALOGUES AND SAMPLES

DEXTER BROTHERS COMPANY, 1 05 BROAD STREET, BOSTON

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JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INS. COS BLDG. R. H. STEARNS CO/S BLDG. BOSTON
BOSTON. Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge, Architects Parker, Thomas and Rice, Architects

WELLS BROTHERS COMPANY

BUILDERS

Boston Offices
709-710 TREMONT BUILDING

NEW YORK CHICAGO BALTIMORE

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 G. W. & F. SMITH IRON COMPANY
Structural Steel

and Architectural Iron Work

SHOPS AND FOUNDRY

Island, Gerard, Farnham, and Reading Streets

BOSTON, MASS., U. S. A.

DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY

The Improved

"Reeco" Rider Hot Air Engine

The Improved
"Reeco" Ericsson Hot Air Engine
40,000 NOW IN USE

ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF
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Reeco" Electric Pumps
Above outfits designed and constructed to pump water for domestic require-
ments. Catalogue "B. A." on application. Address nearest office

Rider- Ericsson Engine Co.

239 Franklin St.. Boston 35 Warren St., New York
40 Dearborn St., Chicago 40 No. 7th St., Philadelphia

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General Electric Company
ILLUMINATING ENGINEERS
The General Electric Company employs experienced
Illuminating Engineers whose services are at the disposal of

architects, engineers and customers in solving difficult and

complex as well as ordinary problems of interior or exterior

illumination by electric light.

(1118)

New York Office: Principal Office: Boston Office:

30 CHURCH STREET SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 84 STATE STREET

SALES OFFICES IN ALL LARGE CITIES

G A. DODGE COMPANY
BUILDERS
COR. ERIE AND ALBANY STREETS, CAMBRIDGE
TELEPHONE MASTER BUILDERS'
CAMBRIDGE 2020 ASSOCIATION
REFERENCES
BUILDING LOCATION ARCHITECT
Horticultural Building Boston, Mass. Wheelwright and Haven
Tennis and Racquet Club Boston, Mass. Parker & Thomas
Porcillian Club Cambridge, Mass. Peter & Rice
Newbury Building Boston, Mass. Bowditch & Stratton
Bromfield Building Boston, Mass. Bowditch & Stratton
A. D. Club Cambridge, Mass. Parker & Thomas
Brown Estate Building Boston, Mass. Allen & Collens
Ashton Valve Building Cambridge, Mass. Densmore & LeClear
N. Y., N. H. & H. Locomotive Shops Readville, Mass. F. K. Irwin, Engineer
Boston Albany Railroad Shops and
Engine House West Springfield, Mass. L. G. Morphy, Engineer
Boston Albany Railroad Shop and
Engine House Beacon Park William Parker, Engineer
Morss Real Estate Building Boston, Mass. Kendall, Taylor & Co.

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 POKT HILL
TEL MAIN 1261
B085

B. L. MAKEPEACE
DRAWING MATERIALS
"Keystone" Blue Process Papers
AND
Keuffel & Esser Cos. Specialties SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS
'United States" Tracing Cloth
12 Bromfield Street
Black Line Prints
387 Washington Street
Blue Prints
BOSTON. 'MASS.

JOHN W. HAHN
1 66 Devonshire Street, BOSTON, MASS.
New England Agent

American Enameled Brick and Tile Company

Beaver Clay Manufacturing Company

The Iron Clay Brick Company

Fine Enameled and Front Brick

Architectural Terra Cotta and Western Vitrified Shale Paving Brick

The new Enameled Brick Plunge Baths, patented by the American Enameled Brick and Tile Company have
been installed in the new buildings of the U S. Military Academy at West Point, Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson,

Architects, and The Randolph Tennis and Racquet Court, Cambridge, Mass., Coolidge & Carlson, Architects.

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 A Good Floor, A Beneficent Influence
For the

ARCHITECT, BUILDER
OWNER, TENANT
We MAKE the satisfactory kind ; Kiln-dried, worked and delivered dry

BEAUTIFUL, CLEAN, ECONOMICAL

GEORGE W. GALE LUMBER CO.

640 MAIN STREET CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
EVERYTHING FROM SILLS TO SHINGLES

The Confidence of Your Clients

in your judgment is a valuable asset. Satisfactory results from goods you
specify increase confidence in you. When materials turn out better than
expected, you gain an enthusiastic supporter.

FLOOR FINISH
is one of those commodities that mor«i than meets expectations. You can
be sure of the finished results. It makes the job a credit to you and to the
owner. It gives added confidence in your judgment.

Standard Varnish
LONDON
Works
NEW YORK BERLIN
CHICAGO BRUSSELS
International Varnish Company, Ltd.
TORONTO. CANADA.

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 Telephone, 293 Oxford High Pressure —
Established 1848 200 pounds Test

G. J. MORIARTY
SUCCESSOR TO B. F. DUDLEY

Manufacturer of High-Grade

COPPER BOILERS
WE CARRY ALL SIZES IN STOCK
OR WILL MAKE TO ORDER

28 HARVARD ST., BOSTON, MASS.

Our Name on All Our Goods Your Guarantee

C H BUCK - & • CO •

TABLETS
In Bronze, Brass and other Metals

Metal Letters
Bronze Frame Show Cases
309 Washington Street, BOSTON
Write for Booklet "C"

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BOSTON NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA .^CHICAGO

AMERICAN TUBE WORKS

95 Broad Street, Boston, Mass.
ESTABLISHED 1851

ORIGINAL AND LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN AMERICA OF

Seamless Brass Pipe

For Plumbing
FOR HOT OR COLD WATER, EACH AND EVERY LENGTH OF
OUR PIPE IS STAMPED "A. T. W., BOSTON," ON EACH END

PfdMeedDcDin) BmfiMtt

MASON^SAFETY TREAD
ROLLED STEEL or HARD BRASS BASE; alternate grooves dovetailed and filled with LEAD
or CARBORUNDUM.
MASON SAFETY SIDEWALK LIGHTS
Metal and glass; level, non-slippery, durable, easily repaired and largest possible area of lighting
surface.

MASON SAFETY COAL-HOLE COVERS

Various sizes; with or without lenses.

KARBOLITH FLOORING
Sanitary, noiseless, fireproof, elastic and tough; a sound deadener and non-conductor of electricity;
will not crack or tear loose from its base; is non-slippery; installed in plastic state, in various
colors.

AMERICAN MASON SAFETY TREAD COMPANY

702 Old South Building, • BOSTON, MASS.
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 —

When Architects Sign their Buildings

SPECIFY It willbe pretty bad for one whose name
plate shows from the ruins of a collapse
No one wants his name tacked to a
failure. Therefore the manufacturer

EDISON who brands his goods with his own

name is careful of quality.
"We might brand our sash cord with
any one of a hundred names such as
"Star," "Excelsior," "Eureka," but we
make so good a cord we want our own
name on it Silver Lake.

PORTLAND
IF THIS CORD FAILS

CEMENT there is our name on it, and we have

spent forty years in building up a busi-
ness value for that name. Do you think
we can afford to jeopardize the effort of
forty years?
Estimate the greatest possible saving
in the first cost of a building by using
cheap cord. If there is any saving can 1

IT IS you allow your client to take it. For the

cheapest sash-cord service specify Sil-
ver Lake A, and don't forget to
Look for our name on every foot of it

STRONGER SILVER LAKE CO., Boston, Mass.

LANE'S TUBULAR
THAN BARN DOOR HANGERS and RAIL

GRANITE
AND
Uniformly 10 per cent, finest
Ground Portland Cement
Manufactured

Edison Portland
These Hangers used with our Tubular Rail cannot

Cement Co. get off the track, also on account of the Rail being
round in section the bottom of the door may be swung
outward a considerable distance without injury.
The Hangers have steel frames of our distinctive
U shape design, strongly braced and covered and
the wheels are fitted with roller bearings.
P. O. Square Building The Rail has double braced steel brackets rigidly
attached. Write for prices.
BOSTON Lane Bros. Co., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

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CARRIE MEMORIAL CLOCK TOWER, Providence, R. I. GUY LOWELL, Architect

THE E. HOWARD CLOCK CO. Boston New York Ch icago

Make a specialty of Tower and Stable Clocks for country estates and can offer a long list of the
highest references, from which the few following representative names are selected
GEO. F.BAKER, Esq., Warren & Wetmore, Architects HOWARD GOULD, Esq.
E.G. CONVERSE, Esq., Donn Barber, Architect J. R. McDEAN, Esq.
T. M. DAVIS, Esq., Theodore Davis Boal, Architect E. P. SEARLES, Esq.
I. GUGGENHEIM, Esq., Warren & Wetmore, Architects WM. K. VANDERBIDT, Esq.
T. W. DAWSON, Esq., Ooolidgeand Carlson, Architects DR. LESDIE D. WARD
ODARENOE H. MAOKAY, Esq., McKim, Mead & White, Architects DE DANCEY KANE, Esq.
D. G. REID, Esq., A. J. Manning, Architect JENOKS PARK, Pawtucket
ADPRED G. VANDERBIDT, Esq., Ewing & Ohappell, Architects E. B. DANE, Esq. -
GEO. W. VANDERBIDT, Esq Richard M. Hunt, Architect
, F. DOTHROP AMES, Esq.
PAYNE WHITNEY, Esq., R. H. Robertson & Son, Architects ARTHUR DETTS, Esq.

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FAIRHAVEN MEMORIAL CHURCH Bi'igham, Coveney and Bisbee, Architects

W. J. SULLIVAN
(INCORPORATED)

LIMESTONE AND MARBLE MILLS

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL QUARRY MATERIAL
SANDSTONE, BLUESTONE, CAEN STONE
AND SLATE

Southampton and Island Streets and Massachusetts Avenue

Office, 99 Southampton Street
BOSTON. MASS.

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 Specialists in the Manufacture
OF

Greenhouse Material

wwjggy

The A. T. Stearns Lumber Co,

BOSTON, MASS.

RICHTER MFG. CO.

Tapestrolea Burlaps, Canvases, Burlo,
Jutah and Corduro Burlaps, Woven
Wall Coverings, Art Draperies,
Tapestro and other Art Fabrics
Artists' Canvases particularly in very wide widths

AND DYEING TO ORDER

FINISHING
GRASS CLOTH, TAPESTRIES, ETC.
TENAFLY 20 E. 21st Street 43 E. Randolph St.
NEW JERSEY NEW YORK CITY CHICAGO, ILL.

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Largest Manufacturers of Terra Cotta Hollow Tile
for Fire Proofing in the World. Our

"Long Span Construction"

Catalog gives full information as to the newest methods for the
use of Hollow Tile in the most economical
manner. Ask for a copy

National
Fire Proofing
Company
Specialists in Fire Proof Construction
We FIREPROOF
have recently published a book entitled
HOUSES OF TERRA COTTA HOLLOW TILE AND HOW
TO BUILD THEM which anyone interested in residence
construction will find extremely valuable. If you have not
seen a copy ask for one.

OFFICES
Chicago Boston New York
Philadelphia Pittsburgh Minneapolis
St. Louis Washington Los Angeles
Cincinnati London

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ELIE J. MONETISE, President LOUIS H. HUOT, Vice President

ESTABLISHED 1852

Duparquet, Huot & Moneuse Co.

NEW YORK BOSTON WASHINGTON

ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS OF

Imperial French Ranges

High Grade Cooking Apparatus

ALSO

General Kitchen Outfitters

Special attention given to

HOTELS, CLUBS, PRIVATE MANSIONS, YACHTS AND STEAMSHIPS

88 and 90 North Street, Boston, Mass.

B. K. TICE, Manager New England States

TELEPHONE 246 and 247 RICHMOND

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BLAKE BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS.

A. H. Bowditch, Architect

PLUMBING INSTALLED
BY

I. W. CROZIER
ESTIMATES SUBMITTED FOR PLUMBING
For Office Buildings, Churches, Factories and Private Residences
30 W. Canton Street, Boston

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 WE LIGHT THE
WORLD
WITH

Artistic

Gas and Electric

Light Fixtures

McKENNEY & WATERBURY CO.

181 Franklin St., Boston, Mass.

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DANCING

ALLEGORICAL PANELS MODELED BY BELA PRATT

FOR THE BOSTON OPERA HOUSE
EXECUTED IN POLYCHROME TERRA COTTA BY THE

Atlantic Terra Cotta Company

LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
ARCHITECTURAL TERRA COTTA IN THE WORLD
FOUR FACTORIES AT TOTTENVILLE, N. Y., PERTH AMBOY, N. J., ROCKY HILL, N. J,

NEW YORK OFFICE 1 1 70 BROADWAY

FRANK E. COOMBS, NEW ENGLAND MANAGER
833 Old South Building, Boston, Mass.

MUSIC
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 Rhode Island McKim, Mead, & White, Architects
State Capitol Norcross Brothers Co., Builders
The exterior stone work of the Rhode Island State Capitol is from
the Quarries of the Southern Marble Company

SOUTHERN MARBLE COMPANY

QUARRIES : Marble Hill, Georgia Office : WORCESTER, MASS.

CHARLES RIVER STONE COMPANY

FREELON MORRIS, Manager

General Cut Stone Contractors for Exterior and Interior Work for
Public and Private Buildings. Also Fine Monumental Work
A Specialty

Works: Brookline St., Cambridgeport, Mass. Telephone, Cambridge 5 1 7

Office: 73 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. Telephone, Haymarket 736

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 BOSTON' SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST 00. BUILDING
Devonshire, Arch and Franklin Streets, Boston
& Coolidge
Shepley, Rutan The Norcross Brothers Co.
ARCHITECTS BUILDERS
The exterior stone work of the Boston Safe Deposit Building is

entirely of PLATEAU WHITE MARBLE from the quarries of

NORCROSS- WEST MARBLE COMPANY

Quarries: DORSET, VT. Office: WORCESTER, MASS.

THE NORCROSS BROTHERS CO.

General Contractors and Builders
TREMONT BUILDING, BOSTON
160 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK Industrial Building, PROVIDENCE
Colorado Building, WASHINGTON WORCESTER, MASS.
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 The American Fire Proofing Co,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF

Salamander Composition and

Fire Proof
Magneso Calate Fire Proof Composition
These products have been for twenty-nine years, in a class by them-
selves and during that time have been the only low cost and abso-
lutely efficient non-inflammable fire stop for use on walls or between
floors, where you want fire protection. Salamander today protects
millions of dollars' worth of property of all descriptions in every
section of the country. The low cost of Salamander allows its use in
cheap and high class buildings.

Office 1 66 Devonshire St., BOSTON

Master Builders Association Building
Telephone, Main 3381

BLANCHITE PAINT COMPANY

MANUFACTURERS OF
ENAMEL, PRESERVATIVE AND WATER

PAINTS
TECHNICAL PAINTS CONCRETE COATINGS
41 -DampProof For Walls and Floors
10-x Water Proof
88-Fire Retardant COLD WATER PAINTS
Washable, Sanitary
TENTATIVE PAINTS Paints to fit your specifications
ENAMELS
Acid Proof and Decorative

Preservative Paints
FOR IRON, WOOD AND STEEL

AMERICAN FIRE PROOFING CO.

166 Devonshire Street - BOSTON, MASS.
New England Distributing Agents for

Blanchite Paint Co., New York City

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 :

So me R easons
for the pre-eminence of

"OPALUX"
"OP LUX " Reflectors are scientific in
principle. They preserve in all its pur-
ity and power the light radiated from
Tungsten and other lamps.
"0? LUX" Reflectors possess great
reflecting power, providing a perfect
diffusion of brilliant light in the place
where it is required.

"OP LUX" Reflectors have a patented

egg shell finish, with the reflecting sur-
face on the diffusing side, therefore
dust does not diminish their efficiency,
they are easily cleaned, and they send
downward light of exceeding softness
entirely free from sharp contrasts of
intensity.

"OPALUX" Reflectors are of a milky

white, opal-like glass, of so attractive,

yet simple, a design, that they lend

themselves with elasticity to the most
varied schemes of interior decoration.
In addition we have designed fixtures
by which we secure a complete har-
mony of fixture, holder and reflector.
"OPALUX" Reflectors cost no more
than others, give more and softer light
prove which we shall be glad to
A Few Recent OP ALUyV Installations
(to

have you visit our dark room, or to send

the original photometric curves) and by
BOSTON: reason of ease of cleaning are by far
Public Schools the most inexpensive in the long run.
New Opera House (Partial Installation)
Why not investigate that better reflector
High School, Salem, Mass. the "OPALUX?" Upon request we
Roman Catholic Church, Winchester, Mass. shall be pleased at any time to send a
NEW YORK CITY: representative who will submit designs
Bryant High School and Public Schools and estimates covering proposed in-
Accepted by Dept. Water Supply, Gas & Electricity stallations. In the meantime, we sug-

New York Edison Co., Bronx Office and Building gest that you write for our literature.
Consolidated Subway Offices
BROOKLYN Pettingell- Andrews
Carnegie Library Girls' High School
Russell Sage Chemical Laboratory Company
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y.
Makers of Lighting Fixtures
SAN FRANCISCO: 1 56 Pearl Street,
D. N. &. E. Walters, O'Farren & Stockton,(Dept. Store)
Boston, Mass., U. S. A.
Santa Fe System of Dining Cars

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 PULPIT FOR CHRIST CHURCH
Springfield, Mass.

Henry Vaughn, Architect

Carved by Mr. I. Kirchmayer

WILLIAM F. ROSS I. KIRCHMAYER

OTIS T. LOOKHART

William F. Ross
& Company
MANUFACTURERS OF

Interior Woodwork
Fine Furniture

Modeling, Carving

and Plaster Work

193-207 Bridge Street

EAST CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

Telephone Connection

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 THE BOSTON OPERA HOLSE

THE VERY
EXTENSIVE
INTRICATE

Electric Equipment
IN

The Boston Opera House

INSTALLED BY

M. B. Foster Electric Company

220 Devonshire Street, BOSTON
High Class Electrical Work of Every Description

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Emerson St Norris
Brighton District, BOSTON
Decorative Concrete St<
To take the place of natural cut stone tor exteriors oi buildings
It closely resembles in « teojr Lime Stone

":'
A, Few Stri '•: ''

Gore Hall, Harvard

Henry G. Frick, Esq., Resi< es crossing, Mass,

Bayard Thayer, Esq., Italian - i, Lancaster, Mass.,.

Little 6c Browne
W. S. & J. T. Spauidfe alian Garden, Prides Cross-
ing, MaSSo tittle & Browne
H. P. Kir. ;

. Prides Crossing, Mass.,

;

Little & Browne

Burnham M^iori . lity Hospital, Boston,

.VS..- in :, Walsh

Union Hoj itiver,

l»U, Taylor & Stephens

Beverly Hos|
'1, Taylor & Stephen

"psjsustinjy

.'-
Subway Eni i \
dyistpn a i

Ivanhoe -
aents, AUston, Mass.,
t :-i. BUckall

Brookline iasium>
F. Joseph Unteraes-

S. Luke's Episcopal Church, Chelsea,

Frank A. Bourne

Baptist Church, in Brookline,

]., A, Schweinfurth

Kenny i"rust Building, Boston,

Spofiord & hlastsnan

F. L Orcutt, Esq,,, Residence, Brookline,

Jew. T. Kelley

AND MANY OTHERS