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Title: The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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vmpain^ New Bkiiain. Connkcticlt. P.ACIFIC CO.\ST OFFICEAND S .-X M P L E ROOM 407-409-411 Commercial Building SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Special Desiun E\i-cuti-d from .Arcliitects Drawing Phone Keainv 1370 NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA LONDON. ENG When writing to .Advertisers mention this Magazine. ///( .Ircliitcit and Engineer ^eS MAKE THE HOME BEAUTIFUL by the use of Hardwood PANELS An Attractive and Artis-tic Hard-wood InteriorNeed Cost No More tKanSort-wood Trim by the use Oining Room in Crotch Mahogany, Residence of Contractor A.H. Dahlke, r -x/r i i Oakland. A. W. Smith. Architect «* » Method. WRITE FOR BOOKLET EXPLAINING E. A. HOWARD &t CO. 20 Ho-ward Street, San Francisco 1 ^IB^ C IVhat is there thatp adds greater cheer andmore comfort to thehome than a cosyFire-place? flBJ^^HHH^^^^^^ SEE us BEFORE YOU SELECTYOUR MANTELS, GRMTESJtND TILE It 1 ^W.W. MONTAGUE & CO. 557 MARKET STREETSan Francisco When writing to Advertisers mention this Magazir Tlic Architect and Em^iiiccr
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Here is one of the HardestTests ever put to a Floor A floor will gd to pieces quicker in a stable than in any other place.We have seen the b-st ceiient and asphalt disintegrate in sixmonths time. The chief mischic(-m;iker is urine — one uf the most destructive nichemical agents. Added to this, is the use of so much water f )r cleaning, and the wearof horses hoof and wlieel. Ths oldest Watsonite floor was put six years ago in a large Brew-ery stable. A letter recei\ed recently says tlie floor is in as gondccinditicm now as when laid. WATSONITE Flooring keei>s its full strength and life <-ven ina stable. It is too sturdy to bi- attectidby tlie most powerlul of stable cbenii-cals or the; bardest wear —and watercannot luirt it. Btfinii absolutely witbout pores or sur-face cracks evrrythinR boses or sw.epsott tbe surface clean, and notbin? canremain bebind to cause rottini;, damiiness. cbill or unsanitary conditions. Tlie floor is left dry. warm and comfort-able. It affords a fir

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