Chapter D: E. PRICHARD, Pastor

JAMES THOMAS, Sec’y.

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ROME, N. Y., December 6th, 1889.

Gentlemen:—The Walter’s Metallic Shingles were first brought
to my notice by Mr. James Conley, of this city, some two years
ago, and I made a personal examination and test of same, and
have since specified and had them used in preference on several
buildings. They make a light, handsome and durable roof, and I
have yet to hear the first complaint.

Respectfully,

WM. H. DAVIES, Architect.

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COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS, November 5th, 1889.

Messrs. JEROME TWICHELL & CO., Kansas City, Mo.

Gents:—Yours of the 25th at hand regarding the Walter’s
Shingles. I purchased in the spring the Walter’s Shingles and
used them on my dwelling house. I must say they make the best
looking roof and the tightest roof I ever saw, and they are
easily laid. I am much pleased with them and can recommend them
very highly.

Yours truly,

THOS. J. HIGGINS,
Breeder of Hereford Cattle.

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JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS, October 29th, 1889.

Messrs. JEROME TWICHELL & CO., Kansas City, Mo.

Gentlemen:—Replying to yours, 25th inst., we have used the
Walter’s Metallic Shingles on the large three-story building
we occupy. This roof was put on nearly two years ago: the roof
has not shown any defects up to this time, and if kept properly
painted will last many years.

Very respectfully yours,

ZIEGLER HARDWARE CO.

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KANSAS CITY, October 26th, 1889.

Messrs. JEROME TWICHELL & CO., Kansas City, Mo.

Dear Sirs:—In reply to yours I have no hesitation in
pronouncing the Walter’s Metallic Shingles a good roof. It has
been on my two-story frame house two years, and I have found it
to be perfectly tight, keeps clean (an advantage where cistern
water is used) and adds greatly to the appearance of the house.

Yours truly,