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January, 1910 



AMERICAN HOMES AND GARDENS 



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FLPMil 



OATH, lavatory and closet In the Mott potteries and 



-LI as illustrated — price $74.00. foundries are produced a com- 



They occupy a minimum space plete line of fixtures in Imperial 



and are appropriate for small Solid Porcelain, Vitreous Ware 



residences, apartment houses or and Enameled Iron. Consequent- 



wherever substantial fixtures at ^Y '^^ ^'^ ^^^ "'^'^^-^^^^y for us to com- 



j ^ • 1-11 mend one material to the ex- 



moderate price are desirable — , . ^ , , tt^ ^ 



. r ^,. ., , ,. elusion of the others. We offer 



m tact quality considered, this <.u^ k, ,..<.,- ^ ^^ ^- 11 t • 



^ -^ . ' the buyer a practically unlimit- 



Ime of fixtures is the cheapest ed choice in material, design 

 on the market. and price. 



MODERN As an aid to the selection of appropriate fixtures, we 

 PI TIM RTlVr ^^^^ prepared in our booklet "Modern Plumbing" a 

 ^ series of designs for bathrooms ranging in price from 

 $85 to $3,000. This book suggests where to use Imperial Solid Porce- 

 lain, Vitreous Ware or Enameled Iron to the best advantage, and e:ives 

 illustrations with costs of individual fixtures in each material. There are 

 also helpful hints on decoration and tiling. 



THE J. L. MOTT IRON WORKS Bi,AA-cii^-s 



1828 OVER EIGHTY YEARS OF SUPREMACY 1909 n°f°",' aP'""^"',- '' ^"^1'?'''"' I'ittsl.u.gh, 



FIFTH AVENUE AND SEVENTEENTH ST. ^^6^:::::^:^ z^rli^'^^;:::^, 



"NT T? W YDRT?' PTT'V Atlanta, Seattle and Indianapolis 



^ ^ ^ ^ ^^'^^^"^- '^3 Bleury St., Montreal 



CANADA 



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TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE GET- 

 TING GENUINE MOTT WARE, LOOK 

 FOR THE MOTT LABEL ON EACH PIECE 



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Sample and 

 Circular 



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A House Lined with 



Mineral Wool 



as shown in these sections, is Warm in Winter, 

 Cool in Summer, and is thoroughly DEAFENED. 

 The lining is vermin proof; neither rats, mice, 

 nor insects can make their way through or live in it. 

 MINERAL WOOL checks the spread of fire and 

 keeps out dampness. 



CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED 



U* S. Mineral Wool Co. 



140 Cedar St., NEW YORK QTY 



CEOSS-BRCTTON TnEOTTOH PIOOE. 



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'^ The above 

 illustration Ls a 

 good sample of 

 the old order of 

 hanging lamp, 

 using the modern 

 illuminant — 

 electricity — in 

 place of the orig- 

 inal oil font. 



The Eno3 

 Company 



Makers of Lighting Fixtures 



Ofue and farKr, : SE'.KNTJI AVE. and V, 

 Saltim.mi : V, WEST 37th ST. 

 NF.W YOKK 

 R Ai. JIMOKE ; 519 Vorih Charlrs Street 

 San Francisco : .vil Suiter Street 

 ToRONTrj : 94 King Street. Weft 

 Pittsburgh : The Norton Co.. Century Building 

 Chicago :W. K Cowan Co., 203 Michigan Bird. 

 Spokane : Cutrer & Plummei. Inc. 

 Seattle: Cox & Gleason Co., 19M 2nd Are, 

 St, Locis : N. O. Nelson Mfz. Co. 

 BOSTON : H. F. Esiabrook. Inc.. 9 Park St. 

 Portland : J. C. English Co.. 128 Park St. 

 Birmingham • R. \V. Knight & Co. 

 Los Angeles : Brooks Decorating Co.. 696 S Al 



th ST. 



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\VM. A. STROLT. Archi;ec:. Ne-*- Vcri 

 Damp PETRIFAX Resisting 



Interior and Exterior Coating for Brick. 

 Cement or Concrete. 



"// the coat fts. ^ut it on." 



DEXTER BROTHERS' 

 ENGLISH SHINGLE STAINS 



Produce soft even shades in Moss Greens. 

 Tile Reds and beautiful Silver Greys. 

 Write for catalogue and samples. 



DEXTER BROTHERS COMPANY 



105 BROAD STREET. BOSTON- 

 BRANCH Office : 542 Fifth Avenue. New York 

 Agents— H M. Hooker Co.. 651 Washington Blvd.. Chi- 

 caso; John D. S. Potts. 21s Race St., Philadelphia: F. H 

 McDonald, 619 The Gilbert. Grand Rapids. Mich.; F. T. 

 Crowe ii: Co., Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, ^Vash,, tnd Portland, 

 Ore.; M. D. Francis. Atlanta. Ga. : F. S. Coombs. Halifax. N.S. 



Antiques 



Photographs and de- 

 scriptions of genuine 

 antique pieces sent on 

 request. List your wants 

 of antiques \»ilh me. 



RALPH W^ARREX BVRXHJVM 



IPS^S'ICH IN M.V-iS.VCIlVSETXS 



GREGORY^S 



Special Flower Seed Offer 



50 cents worth for 10 cents 



1 patknero A*tor Giant Cornel, mixed, oc. 



1 piukiijro Tnll Zinnia, mixed 5c. 



I pncknire CnndTtnft. mixed 5c. 



1 paekiitre Petunia, fine, mixed. • . . 5c. 

 1 piukiice MIffnonelio. ■*« eet. .... 5c. 

 1 i>uikn;rc I'oppy, donble mixed. . . . 5c, 



1 paoUiiyre Coreopsis, mixed 5c. 



1 paekn-re l*hlox Prnmmondl, mixed. . 5c. 



1 pneknfTC Pansy, mixed 5c. 



1 paekajrc Bachelor Buttons, .... »c- 



The :ibovo ton packages by iiinil|xv?ipaid for 10 cents in coin. 



toi^eiher wi!>i our luuulsome c^ileudar nud our profusely illiistrned 



c:\Ui;ogue Ut 1910. VTiUi ttie nK've cvnioctioa ve will enclose a 



c^nificate wonh 25ceuts. If returucd 



r ^rrnr^-i^sfew with $1 vou mnv seloct 5t»is 111 racii:- 



G^tGCSv:^^ agvs or ouuc-s to iho v...ue cf §l--3. 



J. J. H. Gregory & Son 

 Marbiehead. Mass. 



