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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 118

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. 3. Independent investigations must beconducted largely by correspondence, oftenover long distances, in a considerable num-ber of cases to foreign countries, thusnecessarily consuming considerable time.The Councils experience in conducting theseindependent investigations, indicates thatthe average… … EPENDABILITY On large construction work the time element is alwaysof prime importance. Over a period of sixty-three years the Mouldingorganization has earned a reputation for prompt delivery;for meeting and overcoming obstacles; for dependabilityunder all conditions and for cheerful co-operation…

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