A Concrete Roof That Does Not Leah
Medusa Waterproof Gompound
Makes all concrete impervious to water
The concrete roof of the Herbivora Building, at the Cincinnati Zoo, shown in this illustration, was made absolutely dry by applying a cement
mortar coat containing Medusa Compound.
It will not affect the color, strength or setting of cement.
Write for pamphlet containing tests and describing its use.
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
SANDUSKY, OHIO
Beware of imitations and adulterations that are sold for less
than it costs us to manufacture Medusa
ARCHITECTS who are unfamiliar with
the economical, durable, sanitary, artistic and fireproof qualities of Tiling as a covering for floors and walls in hospitals, railroad stations and all public buildings, and for the bath-rooms, kitchens, laundries, mantels, fireplaces, vestibules and porches of private residences, should write for
Tile in Economical Building
Durability of Tile
and other booklets, sent free to any architect by the
Information Bureau of Tile
Industry
70 Corcoran Building WASHINGTON, D. C.
The
Hydrolithic System
WATERPROOFING
is becoming The Standard everywhere Our slogan:
Dry as the Desert Permanent as the Pyramids
is based upon facts
We shall tell you more about it in our page adv. next week, on this same page — Page 5 — Look for it.
And please remember that our Catalog “B” will be sent upon request.
E. J. Winslow Company
Consulting and Contracting Engineers and Manufacturers of Waterproofing
135 Jackson Boulevard, CHICAGO, ILL. Auxiliary: THE WATERPROOFING COMPANY
NEW YORK PITTSBURG BOSTON
Material
for Architects
I
F it be true, as some one — perhaps Solomon — has said, that a bad workman quarrels with his tools, it is also equally true that bad tools quarrel with their workman. Good draughtsmen should never be hampered with poor paper. If you will go into the draughting rooms of some of the most capable architects in America you will find that Strathmore Drawing Boards and especially Strathmore Detail Paper are as popular as they are plentiful. Why? Because they make good.
We will gladly send any architect sample sheets of any of our papers and boards, and a small sample book showing twenty-one different kinds. Your supply house carries them.
Mittineague Paper Company
Mittineague, Mass., U. S. A.
Medusa Waterproof Gompound
Makes all concrete impervious to water
The concrete roof of the Herbivora Building, at the Cincinnati Zoo, shown in this illustration, was made absolutely dry by applying a cement
mortar coat containing Medusa Compound.
It will not affect the color, strength or setting of cement.
Write for pamphlet containing tests and describing its use.
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
SANDUSKY, OHIO
Beware of imitations and adulterations that are sold for less
than it costs us to manufacture Medusa
ARCHITECTS who are unfamiliar with
the economical, durable, sanitary, artistic and fireproof qualities of Tiling as a covering for floors and walls in hospitals, railroad stations and all public buildings, and for the bath-rooms, kitchens, laundries, mantels, fireplaces, vestibules and porches of private residences, should write for
Tile in Economical Building
Durability of Tile
and other booklets, sent free to any architect by the
Information Bureau of Tile
Industry
70 Corcoran Building WASHINGTON, D. C.
The
Hydrolithic System
WATERPROOFING
is becoming The Standard everywhere Our slogan:
Dry as the Desert Permanent as the Pyramids
is based upon facts
We shall tell you more about it in our page adv. next week, on this same page — Page 5 — Look for it.
And please remember that our Catalog “B” will be sent upon request.
E. J. Winslow Company
Consulting and Contracting Engineers and Manufacturers of Waterproofing
135 Jackson Boulevard, CHICAGO, ILL. Auxiliary: THE WATERPROOFING COMPANY
NEW YORK PITTSBURG BOSTON
Material
for Architects
I
F it be true, as some one — perhaps Solomon — has said, that a bad workman quarrels with his tools, it is also equally true that bad tools quarrel with their workman. Good draughtsmen should never be hampered with poor paper. If you will go into the draughting rooms of some of the most capable architects in America you will find that Strathmore Drawing Boards and especially Strathmore Detail Paper are as popular as they are plentiful. Why? Because they make good.
We will gladly send any architect sample sheets of any of our papers and boards, and a small sample book showing twenty-one different kinds. Your supply house carries them.
Mittineague Paper Company
Mittineague, Mass., U. S. A.