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Heating and Ventilating The Herman Nelson Corporation Main Office Moline, Illinois Sales Representatives in all Principal Cities The Univent Unit Heating & Ventilating Systems. j To the Engineer: Owing to the fact that each room is treated separately, Uni vents offer an extremely simple and satisfactory solution of the heating and ventilating problem. Having determined upon a Univent system, the Engineer can prepare his preliminary sketches without further thought to heating and ventilating, knowing that he will not have to tear down his building to install it, or be handi capped in meeting his estimated cost by the addition of space or expensive construction. The Engineer can present his scheme of heating and ventilating to his prospective client in acomprehensiyejnanner without the necessity of preparing elaborate and costly plans. The Univent manufacturers are prepared to furnish reliable estimates which can be predetermined from preliminary sketches. Moreover, the fact that the building construction need not be materially changed, assists the architect and engineer to make much closer estimates of cost for the entire building. A copy of the Architects' and Engineers' Univent catalog containing complete engineering data will be sent upon request. It will enable the Engineer to prepare complete heating and ventilating plans and specifications with little effort, and the Univent manufacturers will be glad to co-operate to the fullest extent. Finally, the Univent system simplifies the work of installation, eliminates the, complex problem heretofore encountered with other systems in balancing the air distribution, and assures a satisfactory ventilating system. The Herman Nelson Corporation Heating and Ventdating A few of the buildings in which the Univent system has been installed during 1920-21. A complete list of Univent Installations furnished upon request. State of California ..School State of Colorado ..School State of Minnesota Hackensack ......... .............. School Minneapolis....... .............. School ''"..'2.......... School Sleepy Eye ....?.... ............... School St. Paul ........ ...... State 6f Missouri State'of Connecticut ,! s. ?? ...School Kansas City .. ............\V-- School ...School St. Joseph .......... School Rexburg State of Idaho .........................School State of Illinois East Moline Moline ....... ........ School f School ! (2) Banks [ Office Rock Island Sheffield ... .. (3) Schools ......... School State of Iowa State of *New Jersey Hawthorne .. Paterson...... Union Hill School School School State of New York Jamestown ............ ............... (S) ................(2) Schools Schools Sloan ..................... .................i School Stella ................ -- -Tonawanda .......... .............. School ..................(2) Banks Utica .................... ........ School Yonkers ................ Ainsworth ............................... -.... Clinton ............................ -...... (2) S^hool= r.Mton . ............................ School Cobur,, ........................................ School Hpdr;ck ............................... School Glidden ............................................. School Patterson ......................................... 52 Redfield .-...................................... Stennett .......................-........... -- School State of Ohio Columbus .............state Senate Chamber Cuyahoga Falls ........... .... r,ub l'TM* ............... ............ school Maple Heights ..... ........... t^hool State of Oklahoma ...................... School * State of Kansas Topeka .................................... (2) Schools State of Maryland Baltimore ............................. School State of Pennsylvania ....School ssr ===<*> ^Avoca ............................ " .... ..Sch0ol c*"1'............... ................... .P...i.t.t.s..t.o. n ....................................................S_chool State of Michigan Grand' Rapids ................ ,..... (5) Schools State of Washington _ _ ,, ....School 283