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Title: Handbook for architects and builders
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Illinois Society of Architects
Subjects: Architecture Building Architects
Publisher: Chicago
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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This is the Kawneer improvedNo.3osash—theonlysashmadethat REGUL.VTES ventilationand drainage of show windows.It keeps show windows freetrom frost in Winter and dust-proof in Summer. Investigate Kawneer andlearn of the wonderful strideswe have made in this depart-ment of business buildings. KAWNHELFc MANUFACTURING COMPANY Factory and General Offices, Niles, Michigan. Chicago Office 1014 = 16 Unity Building. Branch offices in alllarge cities preface Movemi^nt is the one inexorable law of the universe. In mans sphere there is nosuch thing as a dead center. The drive-wheels of human existence are so weightedthat the moment the power is shut off the machine starts on a backward course. Wemay have merited commendation in the thirteen former issues of this Handbook, butwe know that we cannot claim such for the fourteenth issue unless it is an improve-ment over the thirteenth, and one marked improvement is the elimination of theadvertisements in the Building Ordinances, to which our adverti

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