The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 04, 1946, Image 9

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Tffi CHftOMCLE Strives To Be A Cleon Newspoper, Complete, Newsy and Reliable Slip (Elintan (Ckmttrlp If You Don't Read THE CHRONICLE You Don't Get the News Volume XLVI' ’ ‘ , Clinton, S. C., Thursday, April 4, 1946 Number 14 SANITARY DAIRY BARN GOES UP CONCRETE FLOORS FOR DAIRY BARNS ARE ECONOMICAL. LONG LASTING AND SANITARY NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION ALUMINUM ROOFING Product of Aluminum Company of America Can't Rust - No Painting - No Rotting FOR NEW FARM BUILDINGS, OR RE-ROOFING OLD BUILDINGS. IT WILL OUTLAST OTHER MATERIALS NOW COMMONLY USED. :tic add drippings : building the flocu WiU Not Rust Here Is a metal roof that will never rust or become ugly. Aluminum CANT RUST; Good Looking Aluminum roofs are •permanently attractive. Original brightness softens to light gray in time. No Painting Under ordinary conditions, painting is never needed, but it can be done if desired for decorative effect. Easy To Handle A 26"iT20"~Sheet weighs only 6.45 lbs., roughly one- third as heavy as other metal roofing of equal thickness. Fire Protection . Sparks can't ignite aluminum. Properly grounded, it also, protects against lightning damage.:' Cooler Building By reflecting hot sunrays, an aluminum roof keeps buildings cooler inside. Lighter Roof Load Alcoa Aluminum Roofing weighs, roughly, one-third pound per square foot. Though light, it is strong! Rain Water Is Pure Rain and melting snow running off aluminum roofs is Economical Compare first cost, installation cost, and upkeep cost Good for Siding, Too You get these same advantages in usint Alcoa Roofing Sheet for siding on new or old buildings." MADE OF ALUMINUM ALLOY DEVELOPED BY ALCOA TO GIVE LONG, CAREFREE LIFE AT LOW COST. THICKNESS, .019 INCH, AND'ITS ALUMINUM ALL THE WAY THROUGH! Now Available At Your Dealers J. C. TODD GROCERY DISTRIBUTORS Clinton, S.C. Phone No. 8