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AMERICAN HOMES AND GARDENS 



July, 1907 



A Roof that was laid in 1 872 with 



TARGET 

 ARROW 



OLD STYLE" TIN 



Still in perfect condition. 



THIS building, the residence of 

 Mr. Otis Hower, of the Akron- 

 Selle Co., Akron, Ohio, was 

 covered with our "Target-and- Arrow 

 Old Style' Tin in 1872. After 

 35 years' exposure to the elements, 



it is m as perfect condition to-day 

 as when first laid and gives every 

 indication of lasting many years 

 longer. 



The residence of H. W. Heath, of Ly nn, 

 Mass., was roofed with " Target-and- Arrow 

 Old Style" Tin in 1876. From the day it 

 was laid it has never leaked or required any 

 repairs. It is as sound to-day as when laid. 



" Target - and - Arrow Old Style" 

 Tin still offers this same durability 

 and satisfaction. Before you decide 

 on roofing material you 

 should read our book- 

 let, "A Guide to Good 

 Roofs," which we 

 shall be glad to mail 

 free. 



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This trade-mark stamped 

 on each sheet of the genu- 

 ine original "Old Style" tin 



N. & G. TAYLOR COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA 



Established 1810 



