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Put your own key 
in your own 
front door 
of Good Taste 
When you plan that new home, 
make sure that the locks and hard¬ 
ware add a note of harmony. Every 
style of architecture calls for a defi¬ 
nite design of what contractors call 
“builders’ hardware.” 
To make sure, read the Sargent 
Book of Designs. It illustrates many 
attractive designs—all sturdy, finely 
finished and true to the time-tried 
Sargent standards of solid, substan¬ 
tial worth. Send for the helpful book 
today. It is authoritative. Consult 
your architect. 
SARGENT & COMPANY 
Hardware Manufacturers 
31 Water Street, New Haven, Conn. 
For Extra Security 
If you have a lock of doubt¬ 
ful strength on the front 
door of your present home, apartment or 
store reinforce it at once with a sturdy, 
dependable Sargent Cylinder Day and 
Night Latch. It costs but little — may 
save much. Various styles and finishes; 
three keys to each latch. 
| 
This demonstrating outfit is not for 
sale _ We make this statement because 
so many people who have seen it in 
operation consider it efficient enough 
to be sold as a complete heating outfit 
for a room. 
Heating a radiator with a teakettle 
It can be done: it was done at the Ot¬ 
tawa Technical School before a group of 
engineers who were amazed at the demon¬ 
stration. The radiator was fitted with a 
Dunham Radiator Trap—a simple little 
device that automatically removes the air 
and water from each radiator so that the 
steam can circulate freely. Free circula¬ 
tion of the steam is absolutely necessary. 
Until you get it you can shovel in the coal 
until you are blue in the face; the radi¬ 
ators will get noisy and leaky, but they 
won’t get as hot as they should. 
Qukham 
■Cheating service 
The Dunham Radiator Trap, as used for 
sixteen years in prominent buildings, in¬ 
cluding the Woolworth Building, is only 
one part of the Dunham Heating Service. 
The complete service revamps existing 
steam heating systems, designs new ones 
for homes, apartments, office buildings, in¬ 
dustrial plants, etc.—all in close coopera¬ 
tion with the architect, the heating and 
ventilating engineer and the heating con¬ 
tractor. 
If you want 
more li o u r s of 
heating comfort 
per ton of coal, 
write at once for 
booklet “ T h e 
Story of Dunham 
Heating.” 
C. A. DUNHAM CO., Fisher Building, CHICAGO 
Branches in 36 cities in United States and Canada 
TOWNSEND’S TRIPLEX 
S. P. Townsend & Co. 
17 Central Ave., Orange, N.l. 
The Greatest Grass- 
Cutter on Earth. 
Cuts a Swath 86 
inches wide. 
Floats over the 
uneven Ground as 
a Ship rides the 
Waves. 
The public is warned 
not to purchase mowers 
infringing the Town¬ 
send Patent, No. 1,209,- 
519, Dec. 19th, 1916. 
Send for catalogue 
_TOGAN 
GARAGES 
—Beautiful de: 
durable construction; 
economical. 
—Made in sections; can 
be assembled in three 
days; completely fitted 
with Stanley Garage 
hardware; cedar or 
crushed slate shingles; 
even painted at factory. 
—Will be shipped im¬ 
mediately. 
THE TOGAN-STILES COMPANY 
GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 
Model 104—12 x 18—$340.00 
Send 15c in stamps 
for booklet show¬ 
ing sizes and de¬ 
signs. 
