Chapter C: M. Capilupi, S. J

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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT, DEPAW UNIVERSITY,
GREEN CASTLE, IND., April 30th, 1888.

Gentlemen:—We beg to say that your Walter’s Shingles with which
our college buildings are covered are very satisfactory.

E. T. CHAFFEE, Sup’t.

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COLORADO STATE INSANE ASYLUM, PUEBLO, COL., April 27th, 1888.

Gentlemen:—I wish to say that the Walter’s Patent Metallic
Shingles, with which our buildings are covered, we believe to
be superior to anything heretofore introduced in the West in
that line.

Yours truly,

P. R. THOMBS, Sup’t.

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DAYTONA, FLA., April 27th, 1888.

Gentlemen:—We have used your Metallic Shingles on the First
Congregational Church at this place. As to durability, the roof
has been on now about three years, and seems as good as the
day it was put on. Its appearance is beautiful, and its rain
shedding qualities are perfect. We like the roof first rate,
and can conscientiously recommend them to others.

Yours very truly,

CHAS. M. BINGHAM, Pastor.

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ITHACA, N. Y., April 28th, 1888.

Gentlemen:—We have put the Walter’s Metallic Shingles upon many
buildings in Ithaca, and in each instance our customers have
been perfectly satisfied. In our opinion they are the most
durable roof we have handled. The writer has his house covered
with the Galvanized Tin Shingles, and believes he has the most
durable roof in Ithaca, because they need no painting, or care
of any kind whatever. While costing more at the start, in the
end the matter of economy is with the Walter’s Shingles.

Yours truly,