N. CRAPO & BRO.

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WINTHROP ST. BAPTIST CHURCH, TAUNTON, MASS., May 5th, 1888.

Gentlemen:—We are in every way fully satisfied with the

Walter’s Metal Shingles which you put on the roof of our church

two years ago. It would be difficult to desire a superior

roofing.

Yours very truly,

J. K. WILSON, Pastor.

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CENTENARIAN M. E. CHURCH, BEATRICE, NEB., May 2d, 1888.

Gentlemen:—I consider the Walter’s Metal Shingle an improvement

over anything of the past; superior to slate in appearance; of

less weight and cost, and just as durable. When properly put in

place it can but give the best of satisfaction. Can heartily

recommend it.

Respectfully,

A. C. CALKINS, Pastor.

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MATTEAWAN, N. Y., April 25th, 1888.

Gentlemen:—I take great pleasure in giving my unprejudiced

opinion of Walter’s Metallic Shingles. I have been using them

for the last three years, and have never had any fault found

with them of all the roofs that I have put on, and I have had

good practical tinners proclaim to me that they consider it

the best tin roofing they have ever seen. It is _the_ roof for

me when I am building myself. Any person adopting this roof,

by giving it a coat of metallic paint every five years, I will

warrant them to have a tight roof for two generations.

Yours truly,

SAM’L McKEE.

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MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., April 27th, 1888.

Gentlemen:—I have put on in the Northwest large amounts of your

Metallic Shingles for others, and also covered my own residence

some five years ago, and can heartily recommend your goods to

any one desiring a substantial and absolutely tight roof of

fine appearance, which gives a roof much better than slate and

a lower price.

Most respectfully yours,

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