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April, 1921 
B ISHOPRIC locks stucco or plaster in an inverted wedge clasp 
with a 'grip that holds for generations and the asphalt and 
hbreboard backing provide a better working arrangement for 
the plaster, saving the plaster that usually is lost through the open 
spaces in other forms of lath. Moreover, 25 per cent less plaster is 
required on account of the dovetail key construction and the plasterer 
does his work in less time. 
Bishopric Stucco and Plaster Base is so rigid and strong that build¬ 
ings, before the stucco has been applied, have been lifted from their 
foundations by storms without getting out of plumb or without a single 
While Bishopric was designed first for superiority, 
actual practice has proved that a Bishopric built house 
costs decidedly less than stucco and frame houses built 
by other methods—also reduces repairs, depreciation, 
insurance and fuel costs to a minimum, in consequence 
it is the most economical construction for the cottage 
as well as for the mansion. 
Let us send you our beautifully illustrated booklet. 
Ask us any questions you wish about building problems, 
big or little—our Staff of Experts will gladly give you 
cnmnlete advice at no obligation to you. You are sure 
HOUSE & GARDEN 
APRIL 1921 
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