December, 1917 
79 
OUTSIDE SHUTTERS 
All the annoyances caused by old fashioned 
fixtures are dispensed with if you use the 
MALLORY SHUTTER WORKER 
Operated from Inside your Room 
Shutters are opened and closed and locked in 
any position without raising windows or 
screens—no rattling or banging by wind—re¬ 
pair expense saved on wear and tear—so sim¬ 
ple a child can operate 
—e a s i 1 y put on any 
dwelling, old or new—- 
and the cost is small— 
indorsed by Architects 
generally a n d recom¬ 
mended by thousands 
of users. 
Drop a Postal for full 
information—do It now 
and make the most use 
of your outside shutters. 
Mallory Manufacturing Co. 
225 Main Street 
Flemington, N. J. 
Simply turn the handlA 
to adjust shutters- 
k automatically locked ^ 
Jnanypositioa, 
Going to {YALE") 
n *11 o i r 
1311110 • Then write for our in¬ 
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just for prospective builders. 
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., New York 
Canadian Yale & Towne Ltd., St. Catharines. Ont. 
DOORS 
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Dept. A-19 Chicago, Ill. 
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specify S. & A.lighting 
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