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04 The C'lirvslei- IBiiiUlin IN,*'V York Cily'H Iu IIc h I h Uv - 11,evening fjlow, 10,11 i*n lowing Galloway plioto^ri,|>li taken ly Charlies I*. Hy x a mi t k clears the way for modern engineering wonders! The Chrysler Building world's Iiigliesi striM*hiro_____ liou DYNAMITE lielpod lo liuilil I Ills iiiiglilv skysrr^iper 11 K (ihrysler Building . . . towering a hove New York's Tamazing skyline . . . looms 1046 feet into the blue. It is the tallest structure ever built by man. Genius of engineering did it. But the power of dynamite was there . . . working efficiently, quickly, to blast out solid rook so that the giant foundations might he placed. Dynamite is the ally of the modern engineer. 11 is the tool without which carefully designed plans for many heroic undertakings would never he more than paper plans. Skyscrapers. Funnels through mountains, under rivers and cities. Bridges and highways. Dams and reservoirs. These . . . and numerous other . . . engineering marvels are built with the aid of dynamite. I )vnamite digs into I he earth and blasts out raw materials used in the making of countless articles we use every day. Dynamite is more than important to industry ... it is necessary! If vou would like to learn more about explosives and how to use them ... if you are searching for the answer to some specific explosives problem . . . simply write direct to the du Pont Company for full information. The vast knowledge of explosives gained by the du Bout Company in 1-8 years of making and testing explosives is at vour service. REG. 0. 5 PAT Off EXPLOSIVES E. I. BIT PO\T in: MCMOI ICS CO.. Imp. EXPLOSIVES I KPT. WILMINGTON, BEL. Vo l , XXIV MAY, 1930 No, 5 HATS OFF TO THE RAILROADS! 7'hey tmiispovit'tl five hmnlml Million founds of cxplovvtw in njjij without a single liitjUty and -with only rafUny frofuty loss XJI.RDAH elhciencv is a familiar theme Ivr iduonul alnnr. Considering rhe v .im qiumirv o! all -Amis of R comment:, and property so. for die achievements of cxplo.siws carried, the 19.19 record, upholding as it coys rcccnr years have beer, ol a kind to command more thain'U: iicl:jr\criicocs oi dm past thiee sears, is absmdiv passing mention and praise- C.crtamlv one of the most sm.rl. and rhe gr; crude and xjusmciion it arouses arc srnkirg ev-dences of it relates 10 die sale rraiispc mi a non propei-lv great. Oi.cc more, the difficulty rested with of ir.licremK hazardous freight. fn i ins connect ion wc ex oUtsi ves not indusi rn! Iv useful. There was ore mu all c|uoie the following from a reccm issue i>{ L.\ i.i esphisiun of pcrcm-Mon caps, hut the remaining t.S cruses Progress; all ui volvcd fireworks, 17 oi these being tin- torpedoes. " Tor three consecutive vears r]: c rail revile <?i l Ik : ' TJic bureau lor the Safe Transportation of bxplosive-. LaiitxY States and (dan,tea lire ira nsportcJ anpo ixi maf eh and Other Dangerous Articles was organised in uy.f- bee hundred million pounds ui explosives annual! v vvii li under rhe auspices of the American Raiiwav Associanun, ni t.he loss of a life and with a negligible pro pern and has been functioning etfcctivelv during the para damage. The annual report of tile chief nspecror of ;he rvvcitv-Juur years. Its object is to mirenHXc losses of liic Ihsreau lor the Sale 1 ranspon.at.ion of U a plosives ami a.ml [property incident to the muispori auun of danger h is Oilier Dangerous Articles for die year 19.1.9 just published articles bv tail. At rhe outset its principal concern was slinks that during that period no persons were killed and to throw safeguards around shipments of explosiscs. out onfv Syj damage was do:ie. One railroad eniplo\ e was experience lias shown that there are manv products other slightly injured bur his injuries did not result from an than exp'usives requiring at tent ion; ui fact, the bst now accident. in connection with handling cxploswes for includes z.2.7 oi them. 7ur more rhan two decades the industrial use. The employe was hint when an explosion bureau has made a carelnl sti dv of 1 he causes ot fires and Ulk place m a box of fireworks. explosions occurring on railroad property in order 10 * black powder, cl viuunife anti blase it ;g caps const mite*.' know how ro prevent them. And this information has 3`hc industrial explosives referred to in ihc report, been made the basis for federal regulations now in ciice 1 'In iu t H r he ra i (roads handler! approximatclv the same 'Tn 1yo~, the first year of recotxl. expIoMvrs were amount of explosives without the loss ol a life or a charged with seventy-nine accidents, lifty-two faialiticK, personal injure and with a money loss of $-7. eighnr personal injuries ami a property loss ol nearly a hi 1 917 appro x t marelv rhe same ant on it oi explosives half million dollars. Was handled without any loss oi life or in fury and with "The reditenon tn accidents and proper! v loss during a tofat niuncv loss of onlv S.|v ' recent vears has been doe to rhe inteiisiAr e,dorrs oi rhe In commenting on the work for the year 1919, (do!. bureau in educational work among r.olroad employes and 'T, Duur, chief inspector of the Bureau, savs: the inspect Ion of shipments. " ^Ve may fed regret over the fact that the property I his -ichicveniem is one "to provoke thought bv -hose loss in Carrying explosives was larger in 19x9 than in ol us who believe that civilr/armr. my /.it bring new but an increase of only Si \ is not particular!v vlisruthing. Although the personal injury record was kept from perfeci ion bv one such injury when a box of perils." savs tlie PhiijJiIfibio R<fur;!. "The errearest triumph of rhe explosh es mamiiacrurcrs and s flippers ar.d rhe railroads is cfi.u i !ic:\ fiaxedcarlv demonstrated that h*}' l-orpcdoes exploded, the actual seriousness of the wc, by taking thought, .-,/// make safe the most dangerous Jl1Jury was OJl a par with the loss increase mentioned iiiMrumentalii.les our progress creates." opments indicate a growing preference for i s for both indoor and oatdoor use A \iO\,: she m_c;v ^Ap.-i"ici]fs u;n- By Js. C. H Jf\_ iu hnd. a rw\ w$\r jur}s.\jjv cocci,ufv adapted U' the modern style of deew.noon ,n-v to modern i cecL, the new line ut Meel i'ununuv bcMgujb bv Donald (Xskcy lor the Y|vil.uin heed femruiv; iV>nir-.t::v gives promise of being a most obyinu! and practical dodopmen:.. I .iyht in weight, e i. i : .l s:J >nurf i : apjvuraro:, it is u novd | i rn re from what I us been id-ercd heretofore, V- eph-.-ibury for tLiinew funiinire, ranm fabrics cl db brent ivjss have he:-: chosen s >lilc as coverings for iurnmirc mCcn.Ied for f< >-m iI living room*, others for n.-m.- ji.formal porch ami garden nieces. Outstruidiuglv with ; he >iiiu ;H Is, Lar- >ie-f><v<:1 rim dimmer s;eei ,i-\: rax on s.hik'i >arin* from Stead and Miller whn h icba ihe sucCaiiit. deuwh.ok hip gu.dity ot die frame .eni complcnur-ii it o> Color. lor ore suite :t lovely soil green h;iH been uwd, while a m k grav-hlue presents another p >s> theiiry, Steel combincS with r,Milan o dsn shown, and lor these suites a r,-n on duple v -.nin from I n:dice Sdk Mills cL vdnped in cooper.ilsot; with the On Pom. Ru\ on (. imp si.iv has kc-n u.sed Thi.- iwircrid features horr/nnrd siritJCb, which +ix cofisidcivd decidedly UCW and goo-j il lUNCiTOX and wbci Composed o! crvinn rones ni heri ut and copper, they form a fit ring contrast with the hLck r.i.tan base and seed arms :>l die suite, both this and the all steel sun.e mar be used in living rooms and are designed with complementing co I ice fables and end tables of the same material. For n indoors and other less formal places tne Du Pont Rnvon (.ompam lias developed a new material which is used on reed fu^iii lire built on more modern lines than hercudnre. 1 hi1- texture is. so treated that it sheds water and mar he given hard wear without destroying the elegance and lovely luster < f the r.ivnn. The devdopmert of this upholsterr material as iJ-eady shown at the Ypsilami Lddhitinii will do much to give reed furniture more ^'nuiis consider a non and will probably he more instrumental than any ecu thing in making it highly desirable sor living room use, as well as for outdoors. Designs in these water repellent. rayon textures feature plaid cilccis of interesting color combinations such as Hack, vermillion am' gray in one, and brown, with rwo tones of green in .murher, Others arc of appropriate solid colors, which arc enhances! hv a Coarsely woven basket weave cifeu in rayon. The plaids and sulid-cnJoi* cloths are products of Andrew McLean Company. 2 DUPLATE-SAFETY RECOMMENDS A cur equipped with this product mil prole yon a/a/ l/.mr who 'hie ii'iih you from the broken f^Ltss hu-yurJ R l y an analysis was made of all .nunrnobile acc/idciHS throughout the Cniicd Slates and n was bnnnj ihat in a majority of cases the Prunes were u were recruited from the planrs ol the two h dbi-w companies. .At hrst orders came m .slowly and rhe worker* nut wall inane disappointments and fa dares, hm ir caused bv broken glass. The survey a.so esiahJ is bed che bsa chat most people are, ciiher consciously oi subcon sciously, afraid of dying glass and wifi inst incti vclv ccoer their faces to ward it o'I when ;n an accident The results of this srtulv convinced several glass manufacturers ol r-heneed jora Tial'ler-proofmateria thai could he used in automobiles. They w;i >tcd a finished product which would litre the appearance and \isibiliry of plate glass without be mg as fragile. for many tears it was generally blown rliui a shod oi pyroxylin I'bisfic cemented (irmly between two cverv case the obstacles were ovavurre and now die Company is operating a large* modern. In.c siorv ratter1:. It m true that Duplate will crack when struck h*. a heavy blow, biit it 'a ill not lv be cause aid oi the puns remain adlu:"cd t o itiu t; *. u p, a .i i uU*I asti c Py raI i 11 center. J rorn the point of impact a hundred cracks rna\ radiate, but the emsh and nnkte of Token glass is missing, for [fie phu. is N(?n whole. 1 he otcrpan:* of the present-day car rider m what is practically a glass case mounted on wheels, for thev have glass to rhe right and left of (lion, glass in ironc of rhem, and pmces or glass made a in m-sh a tremble behind j Ih -h i as well. This means that nmurui. Hut this prod tier was not verv successful m the early if.tvs of hirtiinatej glass because ir was Jacking in good transparence and wa> marred by imperfect isms in manufacture. rvirurdiess of how carefully one drives : i;.*re is a heavs the hazard of Tying glass, unless the non-shafrerabJe kind is used. If vunr car is equipped with Duphne, I'M! have the assurance that because the Pittsburgh PI are (.Cass von ana i hose who ride with you ( oinpaiiy and tlie Du Pout \ iscolotd will he protectee, mease of an accident. Company were the largest* masvutae- Non-sham ruble glass has added Hirers oi the lwo basic materials required in making the firs: known :\ nori'.sfui ttcr-ii>L' %:ht littndshtK-ld bulged out bit t stilt i rifut-l i/ft-r ij r: cuv/Ucri I immcasurahlv to the safety of the trawling public. Its use in motor safety glass, it: was onfv natural t loti thev should combine \chicles has been recommended bv manv safe!v ussoeix- rhe-tr research depart meats and work Coget li\.r to dewlop liino, am! in si >me sinks legislation has -seen inirn-buced :1 111arerial that woufb meet, t lie present duv demands. ruq u i ring i ha i a 1; cars engaged in public service beet] nipped After mam months of careful research, study and with it Commissioner Whu'cn of New York Chv hm Painstaking work on rhe part of the chemical engineers ordered that "Duplate or its uqujJ" be installed in all burh companies, an improved non shatterahfe glass new taxicabs as standard equipment, Was made. It was most satisfanorv, for it bud all the Manv auumu-bile mamtiacturers have already added advantages of plate el ass hut. could not he shat lured bv Duplate or its equivalent m some or all of their models. a severe shock or heavy impact. The following were equi pped wii h shutter-nreof glass a : for the manufacture and sale of tilts product the two tile r^oMew York Automobile Show: Cadillac. LaSalle, companies that fostered the development work joined \ iking. Pierce Arrow, S:udeha^er, I Ind.son, Nash. Chrys hands and formed the Pittsburgh Salute Ghss Company, ler, Franklin, Rimo i, Stitt/., Graham, Ford, Lincoln, wh tch name was later changed ro rhe Duplate (.orpora- Peer less, Marmou, Jordan, Ju Pont and Cnmiingliani. tum to correspond more closely to the trade name ol its While some of these cars haw noi-.slutI tumble glass product Duplate, which is made of two sheets ol the in t:ie windshield only, it is generally con coder I that it hiicst plate gl ass and a sheet of Pyruhn of especially Irgh is oily a question of time before all fairs will he com kuality, welded (irnilv together. A factor) building was pletely protected. If vmi warn to ride with safety, insiM erected atOcip.hron , Pennsylvania, and the men to operate that your next car he equipped with Duplate. 3 S><^ The methods used m producing colorful motion pictures are the result of discoveries made marry years ago w : :C- 'i ",i\ ; ., i < >V H.l.iAM . l.R t \ U. ; i;*ri-.e: rbc lirst uaUira. odor n;of nm nicwv-. in PH: lhnc allotted Jnr mu: niaI end. UC3 :<) J V1-. >M!!V i h m > .1 ii h photographed r|m.e pictures >,i.icecs>ivcfv ;w,-ri :i no Hue l?:ivrs pvf)! \ In/; n 'ruef of i ir V\ :h :j i a p- i. ? pi mr innii 1. In* negative 1 rum v. m- ; 'i'i:; ted ihiougb MiriLir :iit ..::gemciH > U !i!wr>. Hut jture ,h,- -v1 and blue image:-. merged, ,i:id, due ip i Ik .Ji | V o m *. Ji - Lion. i -ii h_ rwxiw.-d I he i m pressi, ?n t Ij .il :hc .he ard ric<*ir._ w m in P.'il . s'.'l I Culill'-- During *UP PCI i} 1 iitui ! a in I Tuv Were working ge of on c hitr n<,(V>S i m>i her 11: od sva> bomnamely 'mc ip. PIC ' p - jiii in d.orji. A1 h. re Smith of fwghtnd. I Ad mhiedlv. Mr. Samh mara had seen i he rmi:! rs <r i lu- I cr aiul edict t iott y l he >Lor HisiiC'd ;;c:urc p i-'' i r icken ? . In searching i i re ear! v attempts to ob rv> in ii-.ii aw* coh*r v.c u look bed-: r-e :mr vs>-?Ct*,--tu- i: h;H : oh Par. phv :x-1r;r.:*- rc(>: re- o R1L\T si ricks are being made in he tvmikm pic uv industry. Fir:-.! tame wound, then color. The hater im solution enwhJew pro-: in errs to bring to the screen sour favorite vjjirH just u-s ilies app< or in real life. This article review- the Jeveloj mic h I <f this new art; and the .Multi mli -r process in |: articular. Ldittn !'arncr process and reah/c.i that lie met hod was too comjdic.ited. U In* eliniirtaicd oi'-_ odor inm-Ins c a pc; c-ients ai)i! Wiirkei.! with oulv red and green. His results, wink: not so perfect as the threecolor method of Lee and Turner, were remarkably good. ir is st range that since the intro* dnciinn oi Kineinacolor in 1909 ' r : i r:c-; is r from true, t litre ha vc been invented only three i >:tr i-r thee, rho: record- shows prominent color processus - Tech i h, r !: k:rk M j wve! 1, thi.-r of t he Koc; 1 Ins; i: m j mcojor. Pn/.ma and Muhncolor. V I , II ids a . VA : omided sen dernke i> 1. :;<s .Ltony t hb line, 'I cchniroloi*, :m doubt, has h:u! I lu: held much < li,u j> unahie p rep odiiec !J.t( lira Co: ors main I s- heciaise hselL Inn. rccetnIy Muh-color has Come to the front w- .lav v.'erc ret: rum. Pdlv ; i! fie b.uc Some of flu: most one stain! my pictures containing se quences pilotograpfunl be rh:s process arc `'1 he (Ireat Ahout 'Iff ' 1. I. xubi ;:dieJ j In hi,--:--, du li.mnuK -j Jour.iesl Hci.chmui), (nihho," "1 his Thing ; hi I led Jawed "His hn'st Com on file j-.oddems rn.l si darion.s of color mand" .md "Red Hot Rhvihm,'' phorography. f h-.: e> pht in-ed t lie result ^ id !;n expert The chief ad van rage of the Multicolor process is its merits, .and tint [Is- ite bad ,i , erv cotup.rduriisi s-e flea ik-xihifitve and because of tins it is attracting a grea- : >f w f1,!, as (tit: j to nhnun true color r\M.?kf Hc: deal oi `a amc.mg those r'roducerK w 10 can see m cuyyewd r lia: i O.v arfac *1 .: class p;.ae 1scc.'vered with Colo:' not on!v o ik : id' the reiaiemeius bur also one of the nev nhers o; i . i . . d Id tic, inS tltmi Ohiiat with a essentials o| up-ro-darc rnoiion picture production. ft is, n c iinvc eite.l-disn \\ hen rhe p-buLi) was r.oidc the little lira of all. a simple process which any cameraman can h! ers*.voiile'-p:m,d:LCo!<a %; hmn --i'i in Hieir correci order, use wu-;i a Jude ;nsr.*uenon. lie can use either his Hell .\ i i f! 1C I. fpr Hr \'p .:C of Herlin ma roe i covers' Howell or his Mitchell camera to photograph with tnnt ar.i; rrf; ' v cs ,-ddcd To r.le v-JIHiblolt r-rr:-l !n f-heno- : !" f.; ;n ic ih-.r ne^ii.rf l\c sensiti vr rr- reds and, j'teens. 11 if or i (A disco - r s On r or be t s vc r.;.s I'i ]'],-[ Jar.I. Multicolor; ordv a slight change -s necessary; Lor use on distant locations this process is especially deslr.ihie. lor it A k>of proof, economical, cHietcnr and bee a If lui-ia i' he basi oi all tiai ur:i I co'oi processes. .-ill-:u.r hr; Mrii work- or f - III'OLls:r-iCUircS. does not require any unusual treatment in the lahoi aioryFor "shooting'' interiors no more ight is needed than A ;Hi 1 he ae s--v- it n? n-m foe pin -ares. \l was ordv ur i -h.r sowicf f Li 4 c~ -irrcmc'r.s \soul-.l he node to -dt.ee i lorn 111 od, s, aihi 1 j w\: In.! m t poO two phshme'i. : ,1 nd Tv.rncr, rc;u. r to rh.ee on the fur monochrome photography. Amu her advaui age if. dial. mu u u J can he recorded on the film itself Tlie sound track, an infegrd parr of the rdm, is colored and is protected with uanspareiir (Oiutlh'-uJ vs: i;ailf ! S) 5>^5 A thrilling spectacle, it is---builders racing to rear the turnips highest building on om small island i:oru-. i.vlio visit New Turk Cnv ulregucmlv arc seems almoM incredible. lake die Mmthun m Bnildiug, Pu.suiillv ,un;i/o.l to r.otc tSic visible evidences ui \oi example. Workmen began, tearing down file <nd Nl,mh;t:.ran'5 uhvny.c-mteresting ,iiu ! cNcr-ch.inghig skv-bulldogs previously occupying rite site on March i S ^'xv Once the most conspicuous peaks w c j c lucm.v t yig, am! vet on Not ember i, seven and one had mouths a 1 at* isr exclusively in the financial d ist rici, bur in rccei: r later, the last rive: was e.ri'-en in she steel work. }'c.irs most. [he new building construction ;ii krasi Sharing honors with the Chrysler Building in the the most noticea/de part ol it has been placet! on sues Grand Central rone is the I dnci Li Build-in p. lid v three btrrner uptown. i Vcseni-day builders seem to have : heir stc-rics high, with an observation terrace k.:ei above minds cc'iicrcd on erect nip oikcc htnldi'i gs higher above grade.. ami that is more than hundred reel higher than Hie cir\ streets chan ever Kino . 1 fie Washington Monument. Other towering wnmeu-rx. Nunc time last veais men wrie burrowing. drilling and less iu height hut no less hcjutduL arc the Dune \cw> blasting m :he solid rock 10 construct roundst ions ior Building, the: M csteim Cnim* Building and .me erected ^^'iiaures iliar were designed in nutstrip in height the tor the builer Construct ion Company ^rolwmh Building. Now ifu? ' he buildings arc up, the But altitude honors arc never secure. On the site ui ihc P;dtn for height poos iu rlie Cl try slur Building, which is old Waldorf-Astorua Hotel, fix (-iavuTur Smith's pro] * -046 I vet ;ibmi: ihr grade level and actually twenty two ected Umpire .State Building which is now under con i'eec higher than the world-famous iiiile* Touvr. struction will top them all until the Mctn.polirun Idie Next in rank -\ the VI an hart an Company Building. Insurance Company's n\; store stmerure ream \i? hulk Xvith mx u -three mirahle stories lie topmost height against Manhattan's new skvhne. Reaches yi~ feet above it rude. Incidental 1 v, it is in ceres ring Ml ; fie huikongs shown on t his page haw hear u' note 1 fiat the IXuviumvii League of New York City' xhaded with dn Lour Tom me was hah k. w ,ndou sli.ides bas sc I cried this building ;o 1 he recipient id the 1 .euguc s Akogcihcr. nearly is.-.w, ,>f clu>c shades, mour ted or. 19v- aw ard for the hnest building in that section. 'font me red lets, h.r-\ Kin installed to ge j-.l the of fu:e I he speed with wdiich these structures were reared workers against the glare ot the sun. Eelam am shown a few of New York City's magnificent new skyscrapers. Left to right they are the, Chrysler, Western Union, Fuller, Lincoln, Daily News anti the Manhattan ('umpany hniliiingx. Du Pont To?if trie mishab-lc i^mdoip shades and Tontine roller* are inslaUe.il in each one of them 1 5 <Zfie PU PONT^oc/azt/^ WILD LIFE-PAST AND PRESENT *, TL. / ,--1 nc-'r i'lic.-u f ii. i v r- o-m r.ulv *r> .'v .i T i--, ;i u. { Vi'f fHi'tv .it .- i: Ai; can i r. <:s{ TDU PONT^azme 2 hi snr/fiJ l)//kc (?j Y orL aahii .sal //V (n.n'iicv > m. ji.ns apy. Cutme anise nuitjon ss still */ plots!t si/ theft u'i-iy /r//r sport M/t^n i\/t; !a !p to so! rc Nnv*' :sh;i;l f pmve bow hunters O'rmUMW seemed to j n mu c a plentiful supple ?.ii live ;n rhis wuiil fhorc joxluMv nil Lime. We know row chat' suck ib.ui unv other nu*n. lor when flu- hunter rmeth :n tahbeundance is not hkriv r.o nccu" again. Some specio. nitirni'ijT, ,ind lie sees a sweet iiiul fun* morn and clear like the bison, hu\. disappeared cut neh it um her ami bright, and he heard!] she song ei the small J i * inner rn 11 gc. A grim u t ;iI development: had b:> p 1>Jre5.^. I he wh tch sing so sweet I v w Jih grea t mrlia: \ . each eli:iMg them aw a\ u the refugves w^vhiiecnre rhev are unv In own hiiuma.gc in the host wise that it can according hicated- in national parks and on resersulions. And. the rhat it Icajueth ni its own kind. Ami wJien tlie sim is saine applies m i he large predatory species. Our uplim: arisen he shall see fresh dew upon the small twigs and and migratory game birds and smaller game animals, glasses, and thcsim hv his s ir!t.c shall make them shine. hn\vc\er, nmst be Jiiaincained and increased hi preper Aik : cm is great juv and If king to g'lmc tnanagcmetir in winch resrricnve Icgislariou is on!v 1 ^lc hunter s heart." 1 hns wrote Ke " ` .-V represeni. a rremctidoas natural resou ve- ^Vai'd, second Duke id York, about Asule from rhe economical or food ' *lh in 1 /v Ai.iA-ftTofdjwi A,: t hr oldest, value of game, the esthetic or recrea llliess i npoiTaiti work on the chase in tional value forms a part of a picture the Lngl:sh language. that appeals not only to the hunter hdw-anl was a great himier and but ro ewrvojtc. mu -of -duois tit.i j i . fir was also a great Interest in the outdoors is a power sportsman, w-hu wrote at length rni unlv xi\ hi in gin a m hag t he species buntce in that dav. hut of protecting ful factor in molding character in the youth of our countrw It is a tradi tional, an inherited trait to enjov mutuals during j|lc breeding seasons daw- aiield with rod or gun or camera, and t,d n pa ring lawns and o: her voting and tv camp out at night under the Uritil numriiv. Ami soon all through the vc;i!v i ate sportsmen have inter star-s rudded canopy of the sky. These pleasures must be perpetuated. red fhemsebces in conserving at:d i'.kshw of opinion between hunters mcre.ishig the game supple lor thei" of Jnieivur kinds of game--between * vn eu)tt\unciu and that of genera farm owners and hunters or fishermen turns id hmuers to come. between rhe bird lover, who hunts Due e cross mo! t\ e> and diherences of opinion among mm the c>ms-.rva- with camera and the sportsman who takes game wish i he gen ihe.-.e- :o 2 fon o| natural ivsuurces. which include nsh and game. {lie thinking spo~iMilan o: lounv. snar o'lh' mtimr ohs' .vk.s ! .* s no: 1 k .*c i! cans to accomplish; for a Mngulur upalhv. m i ho p;. > I', ni prog'vs,. ir conser-. aimn worm Ac can a Ucluciaiicc ro help. mist's among manv win- shiadd he and should coniiwama- on rhew minor duicivuces, w kick duvet Jr ir.teroued. This has maee ike task ej* ; he lew m nurv cases mcrclv obscure me runJameiira I |"rifu::rlcs bu'-Niglued, sincere sp'm.uait dilltculr. and obieci: ves. Fwcn rluuigh ii is pcrhar> u.m much Hv tir>[ state law ir ? his Coi:nr;rv protect ing inii;rirn-r\ espvci iha< i he p..rues uc muaesi. will ew- well a.i g.inu- birds was enacted In i"g:, ireaidr i ..-o tears ago, ;ico-rd as ro rhe best methods in nursne, ihc hici remains hut i he hrsr i'ed.era 1 ; igra t ore H; t d !.;iw isoitb seseucen (hal u \asi iLUieimi t'f work* remains to he doiu^um1 ft mars old. Flu: Xligraiorv Bird <. onrvrvunon An was bclnavses u> all to undertake a share >A it .uni ca~rv it c.Jsemd uiili Iasi veer. through hv cwrr means that nuv be avaffjhk*. hs recently m iSp- a Senate comm uw in Ohio, Let us, theivloie, insure the conrirumice uf this sporting on a game full, said. "The passenger pigo-m ivcreau.uojj assef. so valuab e are rnieresiim: to alt. I'V needs im proren mi] . . . The: snipe, too, like the pigeon, np'plrmg hc powerful maehmcrv of rescui'ch and; s-udv "dll rake Care of itself, and its vcurlv numbers ran nor be or our guiiK |U'obli.tnst hv developing s vs terns o\ g:. !!m uuuvnallv lessened hv the gun. T he wild goose docs not niaiiugcmeiir tli.u will ass mi : be uerural mciuase oj game perhaps need general pro fee non, though if anv huger sfuCies; bv (naiv:di ig rcggtlanal sum urn! mgs. sruhclu! JlTc until near hreedmg lime rhev should he spared prnp.igufion, .iml '"\v ca rclui leuisl.H iu.u ['reserve this Hie fornier ahuneunce ot game am I the raprditv am lien [age. w hi'clmm Lie Di:ke cl Yiirk phrased it v-'o tears u M2ch Ccriain species moved from place to place onev ag,o. is a "gteut jt>v and Hkuig u> ilie huurc*'A heart A' Kui'.-.l f.-.- \\ ril. A. Ua Hi-- <5:>h-m.i> U 'halt., am! V,"?;*hi* I-rO. 3*5*2w> r'la* A-Crui- ;!i'. h i; >. >'< uii- w,{h/*..* . !. -J Tiii iii.'i-'i'nr). .- >? am.i> iji,*i/tf" It* compact size and fmi.th of Mack, gold and white make it a charming addition to tiny m-u.tic room- \ . dav when "ice! I 1 .Mv ' ia l ii< L i 1114* hi?' ! T - T.iiV Hi 'he lr has been the thx jm at mo:e p `e-fesi: ionaI tU'L-LUllMs ti- I ',VD ;l pi 'AC vs.eld. : a- ,i Ik i p* f it! organ, and l he Mum saic' `a K.c x >n-, -h, ,! r erfc now makes this Tv... -wmeciiu'y *o cn - possible. v . i I: r w. r.r i ns ! <: In a recent arricle in hNij r:n c rhe ..mo . Lav l he An.\ r.-V. n; Qr^rdt > r Imt ths ihe Iwuv Or- rhe: ediror save. "We g.-u c.ompmo i*t Hrn have long preached the* i VO >j , Vermont, has ili .i'.'i- S-.vk J. C` `IK.r.bl:- doctrine ih.it \ he pro fcSMon.tlorganist, d rlie c.hv iheciearmn of hi a. re imi.sr. <wii his wh.u is pracucallv in own organ. Several of on ; fs ! v new ito.i re. - our hui Ideas have been fii;.i'i m tlis.- s irn'::Ji held oi vi.-:u i he subject more U i-, a portable. uses or less serious attention paiMo O'M.p.iei and wh- t or.-.. i feed pipe ur",<c <>l si a u J a i d ;. o , .d :*.! I * r v , - J J!'U1- .Ur...- Hwi...d el of a NOW-A PIPE ORGAN of late, but it appears that the Estep Or^an Company is first to market an actual organ m such shape and at JS.UHi t !.(U ai i. / [: .f r > iii.il*k. p. Id ai d "a 'lire Diico : jiish. It .un i ..- warden c< >Ju- lion o j ;c pine Grp a i! The Mtmte/le, a portable pipe organ designed v /Li ;/a/deni manner, makes its delad such price as to be a sound business proposition for a professional organist to undertake." This instrument, in. so there han hewn 5 wo e-hieC ! -1: . >r;.:-Ui hmkkre .-ne m const met the nnsr as :t new development in mt/sica l insfit/men/s compact and. inexpensive a form, has been made pos sible largely by the inven r:aii;i'-. uit immune* is: ike tion ofa new electric action. ; i her, m an.k: av.di.iblc ;:i rirr-ijre-e die power ard Cia esi i i:! :.rpau nm.-oc. The hmet (Twin Lon: - L> r. c If A X J- Astheillustrationshows, the actual kevbiKird^. ;ind pedal clavier arc precise du plicates of those found m it while skiing in>tru*ncMs of rile eadiedral cvpe. all jm idem urgan.-. The insfrumcm is real; not a tov, nut ki pt tn in: a during the pao e-iihii u- rh; an imuali-m. One of iIn wdu.ible constructnin fcauircs a pOSS din rha.* adap'-O,- u; of abe decl nr aeiion .; rhe J act that the pipes m,-o be doubled hack on rhem- COill ,ioi S of onsrroci mu nu;diL some d;n de'.elo! ScJvcs and therebe reyuirt only half i he room tlicy \\ - n sk or in 1 K* *. 1 .lid tin: ear s' of aiu.' sc: , h i!isLru- 11 j betwise would, wiibuu v having tin. rone injured in the men 1 x e r. ku OWl ). ;r n rhr new Mi -;tici re tli.rr anibn mi: orocess. There are. as a matter of fact, uearlv ayo fuU- lias be re a j :/eP A tl the J x s v Ik c ii hr. vc h hhi.-r- sc^lc 'pipes within ilie casework of tin. XlirueLte even o ti 1 . .1 . le kj ' MX- orira ti .2 ; rbib k: *r :lv ior -psaci OMS j daecs j full-scale ib-foni open tone. Where have beer: portable :lt f Cl !\ ih ini; lav* have n 1 > Vv been lured. TIk : new p-rpe i.rmins in the past, but a large pari of their failure insi: tui Mlmt c< >meS 01 alnuit .he name si/.e and ]\n-;:c range ni:l lack of total s.H ishictioti his been the ibscnce oi a of a rs 1 -c" *:: k * ~ ran-J "ta!X J n :as be ms(a ifed with-- ib fool and a suiheierr Si-fool. u>ue. a-.a in >u bde f 11 a fivei:- y ; 1- fmoic 1*1 1 it:: of urd; aarv si 7c. The upr.ghr mode! is voiced on a 5-inch wind pressure. iCmtmtttd tn f'tfqt 24) 8 <7/ie DU DOHTJtaga 2 me Dm Pouf- develops Toutan far (///arta-linings. Tb/s product is Mhin/ffactiircd at irurjidcl, Conneedcat DUiUNk, recent years com pennon />V S. (J . By A M d u Pont Pontan. Not only is ir adcqna ic has hecumeso keen m all branches for the service requited of low-price u( -.ruiustrv char more attention llian ever i.s beingdirected shoes, hut it is also superior in many respects to similar tu\\ ards economy in production costs, This ic s u Iin nut luhheimcd products, and even to ilie iowei grades oi only in increased efficiency of men and machines, but. also sheep skin previously used. 111 the development of newel and lowcr-tosi materials. In order Lu develop successfully such a pmduf.i as 1 Mis, ^Vhilc cosr reduction through economic necessity tines 11 was necessary Inst. of all to del ermine the chief require not always make for improved products, it frequerifv ments or characteristics 1 hat a satisfactory qmnierlif.ing accounis for the creation of replacement materials of should have. These are apncarancc, economy, worka unusual quality and serviceability. bility anti wear. i he shoe industry has probably been us subject to Du Pom Pofitai was developed with these points in conditions ot this sort as unv other, and so it is not mind. It is built of a specially constructed fabric w hich strange that it should look for economy in the direction had not. previously been used by rubber manufacturers to of new materials. That this has been done may tie taken any great, exrent. To this fabric base a special rubber lor granted, for various products of leather-like quality, coaling is applied in such a manner as to give it properties but not of animal origin, are now being used to advantage resemhling leather. Because of its special consrruction by the shoemaker. the coating lias excellent wearing qualities and the _ f-anited textiles have become increasingly more pract ica! tendency to peel is practical !Iv d inline red. b>r use in shoes because of newer developments and Pontan, generally speaking, looks like leather to the 1 improvements that have made n possible to hoiId into casual observer. Ir is made in similar colors and has ,1 them the essential characteristics of a shoe consiituenr. slightly fibrous surface not unlike some leather. When Newer developments in rubber-coated fabrics in panic- wrinkled or crushed, it takes on an even more leather ular have yielded certain products that are admirably like appearance due to the , grain-like creasing that suited to certain definite uses in tlie shoe industry. One develops. TVs quality of appearance is of prime im the more receui is a rubberized fabric lor quarter-and portance, for a quarter-] ini tig material must look like vamp-linings. Ir is being used very Miccesshillv and is leather in order to be practical for use in shoes. Meeting i fit* various conditions oi service economically Such a product must also be economical or the shoe ;md pract ica 11 v. manufacturer cannot aiihrd to use jt. Du Pont Pontan is The material produced for this purpose is known as ernnnnm'al not only because its square-loot price compares vn p^v j .j ) 9 3*^5 CLIPPING OFF A CLIFF A few details about one of the largest coyote shots ever set off to help build a Pennsylvania highway OCKY cliffs frequently obstruct road-building opera- to shear off the projecting side of die cliff by a coyote R,, rtons, bur when, state highway engineers lay out tunnel shot. One of the accompanying illustrations their work, if barriers of this kind stand in the wayr,eproduces a plan drawing of this tunnel, with distances, thee order them removed by the quickest, most economi pockets and powder charges indicated. cal means pc>ssib1e -- u s u a 11y explosives. Ir is of interest to note that seven hundred kegs of Thar was the umatiaa in widening theXorch Delaware du Pant thick hlusting powder were required co rhrow River Drive near Easton, Pennsylvania, last winter. The down the mass of rock that stood in the way. The charges route followed the fiver were decollated by six du Pont No. 6 waterproof bank co a place where a electric blasting caps, with a leading wire solid body of rock--about .. . ...v,.. connection to a du Pont No. 3-A blasting mo feet high and 300 feet long....stood directly in the path of progress. It ii * \ _ . -*-* `"- p & machine. This shot was made successfully and is believed to be one of the largest of its kind ever set off in the history of Pennsylvania's was a formidable barrier, : hue Dawes and Morris, f.f * \wv extensive road -building operations. 10 ^iiiiiiiiiiiiHi Three fait terns of Mttralart --a reproduction made dirvc: t from the material '' k is wa 12 cove,ring is uva ihthle ./.several interesting designs and colors Leading architects; artists and decorators are endorsing this washable fabric for use in hotels, dubs and the like m! rhe ever preseui de By R. A. Ap p l e g a t e W -mand for sntnoth.cleunablt* surfaces in this modem age,----------------- --------------- ------------------ .....................! , " c he popularity of Ji. Pont Mu ral:) rr has rl-j.cn sharp] y. This new and interesting product that is mcciinc with such favor among hose! men. architects and interior decora tors is a cotton fabric base treated with pyroxylin the same basic substance as rhat used in the famuu.s du Pout Ducu. Hence it has a beautiful and la sting finish. Jt is obtain able in various in teres ring colors and lectures. Sonic simulate rough plastic ciieas; others, lustrous silky finishes. ;unl still others, rugged linen wea\cs, as well as l he am\ eiu iona 1 gcor untie a Hi! doral panrrns. Du I:'o :h Muralur: is ivrsliahlc and waterproof. Repeated appiica;ions of snap and water j A PAKJ. 1AL list of hotels, clubs and exhibits that have had walls finished in Muralnrt. with the name of the interior architect and designer, follows: St. Harris I Intel. N'eiv York City- Joseph Urh-in RaeO Rruokty'n, X. Y. - Jos.-ph I'rhan ] J iv>ii.S, l incinnatt, Ohio Joseph Urban Ctr.l r.xS Park i.siru, N. Y. C. Jc-ncfJt Urban St. Gcoi-jiu 1 k*tcl. Brooklyn -WirinLl Reiss : Beaux Arts Apis., N. Y. - Wmohi Rci.s.s- IkiPonf-Iiiifmore I Intel. Witmin^ron Wit%ohi ReU* Ki'V ( FiirtlctT. Apis., K ewGn rU o rs ,, L, I. H'mcW R.ei IVtmsporUH ion 01ut\ X. Y. ii. Fortin,I, Inc. lim'Mor'' Bank Stocks Corp. p HUres , N, Y. 5 ' Farzina, Inc. : Pt 'iktr's Otfk,- .At lUtir Lippcs A < 'G. X. A" <' jharxma, Inc. I Tavern Club, CMcap.n --Ualabird <d Root Little Crnt-?.;it- Playhouse, N, Y. C. Wolfgang Hipfriuinn Stewart. & C.n., O-pt. Store. Palm Bench. FloriCa ./. Alien Boyle. Ai rhitei't's OflWe. N. T. C. J. AUvn Boyle Mcircipolfuiri Museum Exhibit Offiei-', X. Y. 0. Raymond Hood Xtetropoliiiiii XUi':ecitii E.n LiUmV .dj'ikt;. Plnycooin', N. A*. I-'ugene Schoen WoHUner Hold, N. A'. U. serve ro keep ir clean and will 11 not harm the fabric. It is ex tremely resistant to scuffing and rubbing. And, because of its strong fabric base, if bridges old cracks and acts as a surface support. Ir. is easily applied !>v :my in icriorenPtNni an, with no in use or iucon % cmcnee. An average si/.r p -om can he completely linfshed by one man in one dav. \\ hen applied. Muralan prestniM a beautiful clfcct, It is economical because it will last for years. Vs hen a change in finish is desired after a nine. Murakrt lends itself ro adds iinnal decoration such us paint ing or air-brushing, h is irulv a most satislacMrs'. booing and economical wall Covering. Further particulars and ac;u:i! samples mav be obtained ffiotu E. I. do Pont de Nemours A Company, Inc., Fabrikud lhvi sion. NTcw!Hirgh, New d ork. tjfie- DU PONTv^teg'azz no DU PONT "PAINT FARMS" They are proving grmmds for a great variety of products that must withstand the D W sVT p unr-s : n i'l vnr i^hcs .IN: Mud ill U Wi >i >d \vu..c /.f 1). V. Gr k h o k v -/.W I. \V_ I u j r of ihat cl; me practically the year . /round Other cxpciMircs arc made marks . I :HV !i it'.Kr;!. in at Bosun, Massachuscirs, and at u.'cr\ t:f the Ismc-: Mares. Our us-eR'.afus cover Rim , Michigan, where winter weather consnHires a \ '.JHad . To rhe > 'Uiil lc-s Hirk-ts have been established stmerc icsf. Aj Piiiladelphia ihousands of panels are -i-* rur w ihe Argun tine. In b-uropc Jistribuii-.m reaches exposc<l in an im! iscniUmuriJinnenr, Near Whlniingmn, I i-;l,uis n (iivecv !n>n Norway t.n Port , in Delaware, imm dnuisan-Js are exposed under wbar might \ fVi e i. i i\nn Lp_ pt it ; rhe C.auu of t wad Hope~ rruiu be Termed ideal comlii.hms, lor there is lirrle *!irr in Liberia ia> Som.diLmJ - In Asia we nr nir associates tile air to co.u the panels and thm- shield them from h.i vc nwrrilr.:-. ws from Manchuria n: the efemenn. At Parh'n, New Jcrsev. in.1:,!. An'1 riu.fr are. oi cmiUL-, mrinv is ar-i>! him set of exposures in ai: indns- ';r.,d; island such ;:s Ik. rinuda, trial seiimg. and the same is true at -.ul the D.neh lAoi hidscs- In Ltd, -o Newark, New Jersey, and at Chicago, * .-I, IV.nc prciti-rnve coatings Ihnots, Panels are exposed at Louvicrs, Tls.lL l:;J\ V. e m,:dc fo .u'hliaccd COffi- (ioloradn, u mp c hv,v humidity prevails panics j .} i:. Ln gland. Prance. leal v ii:R Mi: rdi.i most oi ilie lime; am! also at Houston^ "fexuo, where the opposite condition Thu:- i. '--Xsdh^ih meet !.!e varwty ot ciim.n iiiu. service JsijiM's. Ob- vjotjU v, U Joir.i {I ` k)ovV how well rh v ar'=l nr While n i:-- nu[ f>t? Pont piiEti f rv iifw D:sf of i-u 111i />< r>- > '.ii/i-Hi.r.vir. ciru`i(.i i'j r hi'. i./`untry. 1'hi - <ms tu-ar f-hia exisis ('err; in specialty products arc lexrcd on orr;m liners, others on undergmimd pipe lines, im large gas and oil onlo. .mi so on. ^repaired paints are pract lo make c v pen mem a I exposure i er-: in each applied to ic-nccs .is a preliminary to practical house tesrs. a HUH Cc rr,iir: places :n ? h: ; United States have been A poroximatel) h>m pa in red Ira me houses sCrUtefi:d be- represefuiu-i all tbi: ' Ninons conditions of tern- r wee a Philadelphia. A ilmingmn, Pauhlxmi. 1 .Oliviers. f'cr.jaire. h' u.ujhhrv andj hgJi* exposure w hich arc likely 1 * 11 *1 r and Cliieago. as well as metal buildings coated with u i he me!. TesUn *j Uciiiries are cstahl isbed there. V\ e ineral-orotecrtve paints, are now under close observation. c...i I i rln.w H .ices pairn At present on all the icsting sucks ihere is a total of r VI i;r n!, H-wid example, chime :. a more than parrels. Som< eo.-xro ?\anels have been i m id r-esr pan is exr-i>s::J rn l!n.r surspirre ami heat exposer and removed. Alingerhcr more than 14 <L>*0* DU POHT4%azm0 S^J5 exposures have been nuuic to date. In genera!, those sn progress ina v he dn ided inro three groups. At the duPnnt Lxpcr.niem.il Station at W'ilmingiun is a senes panels representing each new Jc\ elopntetu or cepe at product formulated at the local research laboratories. detier.il e:\permiciits arc made there wn h all possible variables to determine die value of dtese 'tew products and rhe conditions t o which ihrv art most resist ani. 1 hose at Parlm, Fairfield. Flrnc and Philadelphia are concerned with general development work on new ]ires ot products. A rh:rd class covers exposure tests made ar plants where the Jini-died ptoducis ate manufactured. It ts custon arv ro expose one panel oi even new and n]~ipri>xxril formula. 1 he conditions, of course, vary with the use for which Hie product is intended. It is a geneta I practice re* use 4 hv i?. inch or f kv it-inch steel sheets. If a clear varnish. or lacquer is to he tested, the lower half of the patid is first ernued oxer with a black having Japan to preven: rusting. No preliminary coating is applied to die Upper sect ion, so r hat our can stude the prnrecdve properties of the film on the base metal. For pigmented products, die panel is built up with undercoats similar to those used in actl iJ practice or rhe durable undercoar system developed for use under Duco. In die Case oi prepared paints the panels are built op with coats oi dirse paints reduced with oil and thinner. It He ,,r he ix or 6 hv j x-ir.ch panels are standard for niiisr purposes, exposures are often nude on i he ^-foot panels or even on such dungs is auto mu hi le fenders, depending on how* the product will . be used. Prepared paints arc applied on regularclaphoard panels consisting of four sea ions, each two or three lect: long. 1 hese hoards ate built up oi both edge and lut-gramed wood-... usually white or Yellow pine. There are a namher of wivs nt which a product muv fail. One of the principal types uf Li hi re is checking. This usual Iv appears -s Iitrie direc-pronged mark- in die him in sosne cases w hen they are mieniscopically small, this is riot a \ere sc ious condiron, for tlie nlr.i can be polished to give a good luster i>r uno! her c-*m: can he applied over it. Cracking is a more troublesome tvpc of failure. tor it is usual ly neCe>sar\ to rei-uwe rhe mush before re-Coaivng. Scaling, too, often occurs as an _ni\ aaeeu si age ol cracking, and peeling belongs in die same category. Blistering usually indie; res the use of unseasoned wood, or the application o; the paint on a wee dav. or moisture entering the wood irom the opposite side, I .oss of gloss is serious or riot, depend lug on haw easily the him can he restored to its original appearance. Color change is, ol Course, serious. Ji is hkelv m occur onlv In experimental ioimttias when new' types of products aie being tested. Chalking is usually less troublesome than checking except when a tint oil white has been used and the chalking tends : throw the color to a white. Failure to hide usually inflow* continued cl:-a I kmg. Rusling mi painted metal surfaces indicates a break down o( die idm. \l( these cepes of failure are looked for pcriodfcal'v on each panel and careful records are kept to determine just when the product reaches each stage. Panels are observed by the naked eve or In linger tests :n the Case oi (u --.'.,c 4'.7-J .in T,,:-y i a a uJT*# * S41-*Jp ' TT 1--Prepared paints are applied to fences before house tests are started. Here vou sc it _('11. i 'hicago P{--- -A section of a metal'pratea ice test fence at the Experimental Station, Wilmington. J--Atroiher on. ui Hialeah, htorula. 4--Close-up t sf metal pane It On the roof of the Philadelphia plant, 5--The metal"protective test fence at Lauviers. Colorado ft--y mm tun? gasoline tanks exposed to the elements. /--Testingmeia^protective paints at Houston Texas 15 V <&ie DU PCJWT-^j^zm Ee i V /.' -J ---/ ; - - : -i '., K. i *i ` *'. s\ i r--H 1* > .s i i\1 V \ \ \ , !,, . V. w!v.\; TXi.W -.Ki. ' s \. .V.-. A. rr : . V O/WHi Ohk ' . f.'fi/> ( it.-;? . t, Vv.-'-'.i-- TT'- n ,i. v.lfh C * r, -i:f :U ? It'ii. : Old ill ::.ST r ;i ri. -S -r ?i*.!" - *.ir:*!!;: -- :*il i-i-u;:1!.;. r.i;.vo. v. '\ rs' !-,-.:rO. r:` i`:irn: dici on o-.j . \ \ *\ M .**, ! , I *J.<0 W. 5 Ihncn | 'tasents a net fer .'pj'var.irnv. n qtdivs retmisli in/*; le.'S often aioj l liel cleaning t akes Jess nun flours id la-hor lepac.ii of the rep-orr:s received was i :at Irom t;ie Si. I amis t\. Sar.i betf-covo R;uh\ a v { -jnpunv as a result of mi in vo.s ig.i i a ii ,n i lie conijum- s e>a S.hops, Spr.ngiield.. M .-,soii-i. Dt.i'o is tin: standard Iirish on all pas u'W cat an:- loiomo-iw: tvjmp'ncnt. h h.i> het:n used for i be past pvc wars on v.--,.: pas-umgrr raw. I fit: annual suvnp in direct: O'M.n is >h ; --.c-a. represenung a reduc tio.i oi 16 | h p cell... dins is e<iu; wi !l m ti) S.w;.6f- per rai per year and docs not. include several indirect s;r\ir>gs. Mi up: Cars can he hand led in an i war ; i me. r hc.aeln \ i i m dh increasing the p.ii n sti.:-|- capacitr a-sd tile life or (..I:in s A j**fw is mcre.oed ui leas! -pipci'Ccnt. THI. WORLD'S 'iOLLIOT "DITCIIINC; WITH DYNAMITE" HiMWoi.Y fii-Ti. i`. i;[de excuse for \,s v ing inucli ;ih-;nj r t.l:c time this muni^cr readies you a new bookler S ihj cm i.*i' Ties; -.a inf this month, for die nearby (scaring the ijuoled title will he oil press and legend idem Sues sn!iic.u-n Iv . Pm ns w:u usm. die page available u ir djso ihuiiun. d he test, p.rupjiicallv ane am gker \ iew o' t be Thrvdrr Bui ' Jui/t h amis up in a.i pjcrorially illustrated, outlines die methods empiowd b\- :;dx jrdsmrcnr ton dimer- Ji?erdu;i iu ihc part phrve.l A. j. McAdams, of the College ot Agriculture, i a:iversirv K vu.iJiij k :n uxca\ at mg a smc-hlc ioimdaiinn rur ibis of Missouri, and described ia Circular No. o.u, issued In huge vmucinn;. And ?-ci!I riguii: on snoiher page u. Ins t he Missouri A grsad rural fisicnsii m Service. If cou tlesirc !i;-f.i i j lirn.ip oi \cw Y'WV Ciiv's niwe-- ng .sk v.scrapel's. to receive ;-i copw address an iiupiirv to Room hops a ! a-i d:e H evmppcd with -.b.t Pont Tom ine shad es. Du Pont Building, Wilmington, Delaware. Others h,i vc peedrunred the store usually rcscrvcil (or this But let It t'as'-: he picture of the worth's :u!lrsi IwiJduig :s mu less Intcre.o mg nil that account. COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY TODAY [( U--,.:, 1} r>;XG Dl/CO SAY)L< MONEY A \T annual -;j \ mg of bn A, Mb. sg in tile Cost of rihbii'Uinr: cguipmcmt t-> being effected In" five AmenJ;..n ruui'oads, according (n the results of :t;i or.co gallon which was recenJv competed. hh-c camornies rc-mked f-om reduemrs in direct costs and eeUipjr.eci uir-c. and ranged irom vM per Cen! to <56 ;vr cent. One road moed hAx.ywoii mkrishirg ws sred cars aru] Sc on ilte rei nishap^ i>r i,c_> [ocoiihi- r'-cs. -\:i or f ice mlfwav recnishc'd i i ..i Cars at a. s;o, t:pc <! i_|. A ho;:ct her. Costs were obtained on the re - imohirp ol i cars arid n>C7 iuOimatius- The sdrwcws were nude by the A. L. Nielsen Lompauc .-c,d represent ? ho n>si b s ..f smp.irtsat yci-oifnil in vest iy, - t :i's N ;d.'vTi suu'i encn'ecTs in co. bihorutuon with e-eruc.se-- i<: ihc ''ever.: I c stems I r: veC i ^u? foi is w eta n.-j-.h- a- ihc <jf ; he St l.oios C: >;! brancisee. < e-r. \ i_:f'uu ir. [Vrmi' die ta'.nA:, .\hsSs.)un laiCiUC. -:od clc Hi w \ OI r R.i ill'-,id. h? iliac: a;.; i he Mii'\ . i.l-e t>b*eCL sonylit: was to drain dal, t .n the eoruparao ivi: eusta of rcftoirdiine w i i fi p.iinr and -.arni-oi, an-: widi Duco In each: case ? was sii- "a. c (hat nu'ic i -ax n ys has c residted from the a .>pr Hi mi !)ecr>. Tin: exocAeoce oi die (Vm.ra! ^ cmnnr K.iiinn C-. "eted a ixadod ol iwu aisa a I ,i\l wuis. xviiile ; ne :.ui'!t"" fioir roads h.o-'e he^ai Duo j h.r live mars. 11 wm fd-rdier shown that * lie epuipnieii i ini.-died with ovit ing which keens ii ami i ;ae pio me iree from ab-r:Lhims. A-luktcolorN co'on.-i! .sound track o pa ten rev. It per mits of supplying both sound mid color to the producer regardless of rush rcqulreiuem.x. People who are com petent nt jiidiic slave fhar ihc blue snumf ir:n:k o/iers as (me a sound reiuli: nm as arm lung done with the black and while track. Anv ui the present sound icjTodncmg sv.steins are equal I v atlaprable 10 the iMu Il j c o Io f . process 1 his process also gives the same sharp definition rs is secured in die use of Mack and white. If the original r; egad ye is sharp :n the taking, the iMullicolor posidvc nust be, am! is, etpufiv sharp. Inasmuch as the basic chemicals used result in combinations of Hue-green arid orange res!, M nlneolor pictures possess a great colorrange. One of die most recent successful productions hv the Mul dcomr process was a seven-red pict trre plmtogni|"hcd ar ,\gua (irdjemar. under tfie persona! direction oi Wir; { >. Bo it nunat' organizer am! sportsman. Fifteen diimscnd leer of color ncLwrive was used :n pinnaigraphing ihc .icavitics of i Iiis hcamiiful spot in MextCo Thirrv i fmusand dollars' wain h of clecmcal ei.juipmenr was shipped from ihdjvwood and used for photographing im.labor scuics of the hotel lobbies, paintings, frescoes, the JJrcsidem fal s'lire, the in-ask: room and the dining iv>-.m?. 'f hese '.vondcrhil pictitres deinonstratc especialbwel! the lie .Mini H v uf this process. f:\luliHofoi Films. Inc., uses du Punt Negative fblinj 16 <JMe DU JPOMTullciga z*ir%Q The du Pont Company has added Super-Lustre Cream to the line of Chemical Specialties that keep a car bmutiful il!-; No. 7 Line of Chemical Spec.iah ies 1 ias a new gets muddy, merelv washing the finish and rubbing it Tmember No. 7 Supcr-I atsirc Cream. The car owner with a chamois will res it ire its luster and hnbianec. Can now hu v n a Ion 54 with Ducat Polish, Ami) Tnp No. 7 .Super-J .usrrc (dream is mu a substitute ior No. 7 i i 11 isht Touch-up black ami Nickel Polish. Dncn Polbii bn: is to be used in connection with it 1 his new ptoduei is a soil while paste. made ft out an The polish aifimts `hrnil-c idisd' and weathered pig cmalsiun of waxes, oils and other ingredients, ami is ments, restoring 1 he imish to its original beamy Thc in tended fur rubbing on automohbe ami in nature finishes ercam preserves ihe Lister and protects the surface. O.L a tier thev haec been deaiied and poLshec. Ir Jills i lie car linishes which have become JuJJ and dead looking pores and Ieaxes j dry, liard, transparent film of remark can readily be rexlved hv giving them a good cleaning able briI iance and bcaurv. Hi is film lasts for monihs, xvilh No. 7 Duco Polish and a rub down with No. -* U-e]w a cur shining and beautiful, and protects the iinisli Su|x*r-i .ustre Cream. against the destructive action of sim, rain, wind, sleet This cream is suitable for use on all anroir-obile and snow. Imishc;;. including Duco. lacquer, baked enamel o k As tlie manufacturer of Dua>. the du Pont Company varnish. ft may also be applied ro furniture, linoleum, is fiircresLcd in having car owners give the finish on their hardwood lloors and other polished surfaces Although aaiomobiIes the very best attention to keep it looking ir has great durability, it can be removed with No. 7 new and K-nuriiul aiier long service. Alin* making a I Vico Polish if the brush reeds to be touched it]"'. 1 hoiough study of polishing waxes and noting die great No. -- Super Lustre Cream is sure to become popular amount til rubbing required to apph- them properly, this with men -.it polohing stations, since thev can do Company dcyeloped No. 7 'mi per-1 x-si re (.'ream. waxing job wi:h it :n half ihe tiire fornwrJv reqmrec Ir can he applied in half ihe s:nic needed h r hard waxes and can work a much greater area on the car ihuii was and does nut require strenuous rubbing. Vet it pn`duces possible with hard waxes. It is especially a'oiiiU tica;; the same high ghos thar is developed hv wax polishes two ounces are enough ior a whole car. a rul will "com its lir-rcT jus: as long- It 1 ea 'ea t he .01 id ace A hen the finish wi n our new automobile becomes dull, smooth and drx\ with no g'vasx iilm to show Imger- von wd I be delighted at me improvement 111 os appear niarks. It docs nor ` rain spot,'' and even xvhen the car ance after you have used the products of the No. 7 Line. 17 It is the beautiful rolling effect of the Lustris pattern that gives this design a great deal of its charm .present-day demand far style and color is !>< j <, -.-v-.- : nil-- :iW I H |:1 i : /)1 P 1")! j . MAX 1 he Cl) I i >P> v, e pfcJ Ul* Ul'l d l 1 t( MU N| . co u ) ;il '%\\|A-ir {>'<.!!, ' We umwrNalh popuJar mJ.i\ ;n\: not ? lie ire ; <a k wger in tfie .u; d-.dc hi:0 less kw !' - ckr mill;: p. /;;v on v w- sdf I i v. ,r-, h: s wav C i t I" : d 1:1 i-mi ' ti; :he itU pe ri.vcv f ' r v I j h K" i j p o : or C. o n : ffd S-c w ise t t ad -o ll/>. si :l wrd*land jr e ! od a\ . f ii'jse m di! . N! >mh:T Ii lies r h.: f came our of Ru s s ia and wm- adapted :n the French nnsilen- m*m-mcni of 11vc rs -uio, bin Weal, j;nM!l\CCn| fs wh/cl? il IV M *f1f V11 11 s t i'O i i 'U.T f i U ii p.isiek. 1 his car? w hesi ilfusiraurd he the recent popu siC,25 are i'ot: aloe pa:rticui arle in nc i ui ct w ; re ill..! Un UN e contrall'ts id,. : fl i c c ; ` * I >*v sets of : ui larkv ul i lie I miner put pie shades in wcariru* apparel .is o .'iirparcd with the mmv smnpi nous o ik s of per era ~ eeai > with the :.ie .t - /triety oi:. e of.I dul i Slid odr acct;ss oris. ' ! r : * e Iicing k: ar f;hc` p:i'esc.lit li!1 i'w. The v i! . r;.;*,;S tlVXL ic;\e i-rcjupki ahoU t !; US s:s!ur>cr Simpfrcnr also character!/es lire irunn.i!!. ii jiwhat areC' >nuron! v used w it h i hese cler r \i '/el v on ors. ` miclcs Co m forming to this general description. ilietr. 'i'e: er>/! w : for si *,-k: arid i.: d< if' a*'e ma :n . T lie merca :h .J JSC of Co ii >r a. n d p rh.e grow< h ir. a itei'ii . 1 ICC: ,o. rims.rll ms. i h C n i in hcaakin,l;s of fd1 reiign tractd sh i ps in d 1 iCvei w It i: whit:h cue ,ire rwa.SCissC ii' v ike id: o. mo vies and IK- WS|M r-ers--- : IKO: e a.re netih ;t. few :he IB;ijor fit ikieia?es : JI ;i 1 ' i.w e been P'3 ?eni in our gem. ra ion i ! w set up new-1 -i; n Ca r*.(s Ol O'tir r. ice. s!t uld f >e o \ ei`vv he! iHj i ii-1 v popular. I'nun i lie first reports rhi-. sccm.N n> he mia of the new dti fVat l.usins houd.oir .'U/jSsunce i lesiraced o h this page. For \uars the enrka. ontecware inJiwfrv lias keen sc,welling /nr a new pearl dfcci and in this [Pattern ike Du Pom: N. iscufok1 i omoanv has produced one or the lowliest effects vci seen. If vou will steak rhe mirror cfoselv, vm; will discover 18 GWe OIT PONTJf^zmo that a beautiful satin-like pearl covers its surface. Its character becomes more and more visible the longer you look at it, until* as when a new light falls unexpectedly u p o o f a m 11 i a r things, you sud denly become aware of a certain ordered and beautiful motif. It is the beautiful tolling effect that gives [..jvtris pearl its charm. I he sir art black one gok decoration on i he handle of i he mirror, like that on a H oi t he ot her pieces, adds inn her grace t > t he set \v ith- out destroying anr 0 I t he original beam v id the pearl. In jade, rose or maize colors, a set 01 the new dLi Four. Lustrih will charm any bride, thtill ary ' , :.. girl graduate nr be come the: cherished remembrance ui aur birthday n anniversary. b is a gdi ;mv woman would prize. Another heautiluf new led lei ware patrem am. mu; rh many put on the market tj the Du Font Viscoloid Company thi yea is Orleans, Designed to meet the ever-growing need for popular triced merchandise of good quality and leasing appear ance, it "\v ill also help you s Dive the problem of what ro give the hri ic or the girj soon to he rat i uaredl. All thiC pieces in rh is set m'C :: i pie beveled, an Ifmova but; rink \ c.a r. in jade. marfe. n -sc1 or white pearl m-; miher i .oho i ' :.:e s Orfe :uu w i r.h : t s at 1 ra (give i kro'.i r i - non will no doubt become an out standing favorite. You will want to see both of these pat terns and you will nest the need Jar popular 'priced imi plea lirxg appearance find them in your favorite store. A1ir- rong Cinubs. brush-s and a colorful array of clever little implements.. with such a group available for sedecnon, it wiIf imi he d idle tilt to find die answer to mam a aift problem. A NEW MATERIAL IS PRODUCED imorahlv with that id r he cheapest sheep sain ili.it SUigbii b'iisr.1, hir hcr.mse a minus m full-vard widths. j s uniiunri in texture and qualify .mu oils to about '% percent he;! er :j J \ am age i han skins. .A Inn her rccnmiiKTid.il ion oi this ivpe oJ materia] is its workability, or the case with which it can be rnanipu laicJ in i he factory when being built im-.i the shoe, factory <ipcra lors usually work on a picCe-v ork basis, and arc there tore pan icukirl v interested in : hs:- quah'rv: ihev Vvif! not bivor .uiv materia! lh.it will tctarJ own sjxvd 'Hii--. quality of workability is eloseA allied v, hit. economy, but goes more lundamcroally into :hc building <>i the shoe iiseiL Pontan does its work well, U Has the firmness <q good tati her -which permits ic to lie smoot h it- t he slum, ir has a bach that has similar characteristics so the Mesh side of a skin, thus permitting ready pasting to the Counter, and it has just enough plasticity and stretch ro cor.form snioolhiv ro the surface of tfie last and coimter. Du Flint Pont.in Joes not have the elasticity or she resiliency nr an ordinary rid'dwcAoJ I. hnc which woe!.! Cause ii to spring nvav irom the O'unrcr at ref pa-t ing. On l be coni rare u has a plastic quality which mods to ir.akc it xt.iv smoothie in place- Ponrai: cuts wit h a die or babe and machine trims ejilciejitw . go ing a desirable, smooth, rum-ms cl mg edge. In iacc. it seems :o conprw every important essential quakes- tor work,debts w x\ 11ich a shoe operator rmght oc iruci'JMcd. 1 he appear ,nrce and uc.rtig qu.thUcs oi Jus mnierbb in>i.re auuh>u and sa; Ulauooo to the user. 'finis, once again cu l**\*nr has produced a new matenai to nicer the .speedlie needs of ai: industry. Du Four Fortran was developed and :s being manuf.u" timed bv the lairlietd branch of K. 1 do Pnnr de Ncmoins A Company, Inc. It will he diMflhi:red :o Tie slice industry eydnsivefv Through the l anted bhoc Machinery Uorpornnun, i .|o bederai Street, boston. Massac baisao. Inquiries should lx forwarded to that address 19 cy/ia IDU PONTJbCagayiino. Illustrating a service that ditching dynamite can render in improving natural drainage conditions BOUT eight miles south of Mercer, By L, F. Liv in g s t o n property and determine how best to Am in northwestern 'Pennsylvania,, is drain it. Following a complete survey, a large area of muck land well adapted for growingit was decided to clean out the ditch and straighten the celery, cabbage and the like. The farmers who own it stream with dynamite. Plans were made. Neighboring realized that if this region could he drained effectively farmers and the county agricultural agent became intcr- t heycould ra isc money . ested in the project and paying crops in a bun- -' ........* fin ally Mr. Meyer, with dance, and at the time six other farmers, this story begins about y. ' financed the operation, 1,000 acres of it which altogether re had been ditched and quired the use of about partly placed tinder y,ooo pounds ofdu Pont cultivation. ditching dynamite. The existing drain Fred Weber, of the age system was not du Pont staff, super adequate. True, one vised the work. main ditch carried Almost every condi away the excess water tion ofsoil was encoun after a normal rainfall tered, One strip of new and discharged it into ditch--about 300 yards a stream chat also func long--was blasted tioned reasonably well through heavy gravel for some distance, and containing some large then it followed a me boulders, and that's andering course. After difficult to shoot. Vari every heavy rainfall all ous other conditions kinds of debris would required different lodge in its many bends methods such as and turns, clogging the straight propagation, stream, backing up the air-space loading, post water and eventually hole loading and cross flooding the cultivated section loading. The fields. county agricultural Centrally located agen t sched uled this within the drainage operation as a demon area was a ten-acre tract stration of ditch-blast belonging To A., M. ing practices. About Meyer, a progressive two hundred people farmer who was lucky from four or five ad enough t o raise a $10,000 crop of celeryr joining counties wit nessed the completion last year. And yet, four of the work. times during the grow While the pictures ing season his crop had show only a small sec been jeopardized by tion of the stream, you high water. Next year can see that du Pont lie might not get the breaks. So he asked a du Pont representative to come and inspect the Before and uA ilu Pont ditching dynamite had tahon a hand at streamcorrection work* The hatched line in the top picture shows the location of holes ditching dynamite served well in correct ing its meandering tendencies. 20 QJie DU JPcO^IT^fC&c/a AMBLER ASBESTOS "WALTILE When old walls netcl mode-miry ng or miv walls wed covering, this fire-proof material soloes the fnovlaa N modernizing an old home nr in By F, C. W k h k r gx hv qs inches....with a permanent I planning a new otic today- color plays an import am role. Manufacturers ol building highly~gl ty.cd surface of whirc, cream, apple green, smoke. Man kin blue, pink or black. *1 he materials ha\c sensed the public demand for color and material is sold at approximately half the price of arc supplying the home owner, builder or architect with ordlnagv ceramic tiles or wood paneling. Its use docs the means of giving expression to this new desire. noi: require any particular form of amstructiou, it can he There is a tendency now applied direct to the stud toward colored walls and . ' ' ''' ding oi .? new building or decorations, and so Ambler over the plastered wail of Asbestos Walulc is oilcrcd ' . -:- an old one. Iw one id i he world's largest Tlie sheers, with the sur asbestos manufacturing or face scored every lour inches, ganizations, which has been are of imilorm thickness and experimenting lor vears to ... lit together evenly without produce e material thar is showing the joints. This mu~ not oniv decorative but is ^... terial is applied with linish- also safe from lire hazard. .. ingnuils, driven through the Wahile h nude up in rigid : .. score marks and countersunk. sheets which consist of Port -? A liti 1c puuv adds the finish land cement deposited on a ing touch. The sheets can he network of asbestos fiber that fitted around plumbing fix- acts as a reinforcing agent cures, doors and windows for the cement and adds to easily, for they can be sawed the strength of the material. Hie sheets are fashioned and |||M||^M |;MW:^S^L BMBtM5 and drilled like ordinary lumber, pressed into uni form thick Waltile affords .no lodging nesses anc coated with the place for vermin. It will glazed surface, which is then withstand any amount of scored. scrubbing and actually be The vc~v nature of the comes stronger with, age as niaieriuJs from which WaJtile is produced makes it Cleanliness and cheerfulness- are cnaraclets'* tics of this -modernized butler's fmniry finished in Wultile the . cement sets, a process that extends over :i period absolutely utiburnable. The of years. asbestos used by the manufacturers comes from their own The bathroom, kitchen or halhvav of vour home can Canadian mine where geological formations show that be made more luxurious by covering the wall surfaces it was at one time immersed in molten rock and passed with this material which is not only beautiful but through the fiery state unscathed. Portland cement is waterproof and l:rc-resisiant as well. It can also be used made from equally inert incombustible rock, so that to good advantage in stores, restaurants, butcher shops, there is no possibility that a combination of these two hospitals or any place where cleanliness is important. materials could burn. The manufacturers make special cap moldings and Am bier WaJtiJe is in reality a thin slab of reinforced baseboards which are used for finishing. They are scored concrete in which the cement is bound together by the and likewise grooved with an overhanging lip that his innumerable interlacing fibers of asbestos. In the process snugly over the sheets when applied. of manufacture, the asbestos and cement are thoroughly In the development of Ambler Asbestos Wahile, the beaten together and the sheets are then built up from du Pont Company has given much cooperation. The successive layers, consolidated hv tremendous hydraulic product is finished in du Pont Dtico, which is especially pressure. This method of manufacture produces a uni suited for the purpose because it wi 11 not crack, check formly strong product which cannot crack, split or chip, or craze with age or changes of temperature. Diico, with and combines strength with lightness. its hard, smooth finish, is well chosen in this case to add Sheets of WaJtile are made up in convenient size-- longer life and beauty to a product of real utility. 21 MODERN BANK BOOKS art ancient Moorish craftsmen was the inspiration for these beantijul hand-tooled cover designs \ -M*. l\T . :u- pcr>< r.ui accessories J_ o.vfen .ui-J in .-.: hv mm and Bl P:\VL W. >S X-fPiOX isnhi one handbag to another, along with fountain pens, compacts and Jij> ynmcn : kke. prnbabh n - two uchcw. aside ivum one's W -Li. oil A::--! -.VU.kr. WCCP C -O 11>.; C "l WCUr ,11:.- U.AT ;IS MIC ;r-N j.f;; Cl check ho..k and Kuo: puss book ITu l iUv u :u Xk\. row peos'lu rndorsiAiml r.his better than the ;m in. ets f,v no distribute these books to their pat ia 5 ns aid d:e JiaiHiiactorers who design amf execute their. cm Coi'r ns: ending o.u: of idle min.-?*, or both. kept close Also because cheek and pass hooks belong delmsudy in at li.il; / .mb rvjrois ? hat I'Cij'nr;.: no explanation. the same cnicgorv with porker memorandum books, "he \ obcLe- of ! ir-.A arc Hi an ned I ix m i his sui r ro tH u . rriaijiii'acnnvrs rc ilizc ;hr imnnramcc of giving then: sivhr.ipd he.imo along whb ;uili[\. Bunkers, (.no. know this, and rhev n;q .tire ih.u ihese mL u scijeN.-imn skull re.IvCt at least in outward :,p|\:ar;mce the prestige am! churacicr of the iusunmuiis re:presented. Thar is whv the beautiiu[ hooks vne see iflusi ruled on this page- all produces: lor lending hankng houses - are finished in an aUTaei i w: two tone Antique MooKsh hand tooled effect. Thev arc designed 151 be in keeping wish the beanie of the hank A arc hi ten tire ansi appoint meiHs, I low incongruous it would he for :i bun king insmmioij housed in a beam Tub splcndklir Ospjipped building to iiimish its depositors with drub. mint tractive check* hook Ciuxr.i a ml pass books! Ilie inspiration for the pleasing color sheets and striking ham l moled designs reprosluced here came from the ancient Moorish craftsmen ami artists of jiorthern Africa. In these modern reproductions the skill of the artists and artisans lias been faithfully duplicated. And since the designs are executed oil g-cruiirs dt; Pont Fahrikoiu. the covers possess a degree of roughness and {lexihilli-V suited to their use. They are also muistnre- pro-jf. washable with soap and water and cxttcu ely resistant iu wear and tear. Ineh.iC k a IJ v , we iNustrat; heJovv a hexmiful bahrikoi-j bound booklet entitled ' A tirit|ue- M onrisl iC w hie h describes hnetlv the ;i*aiscrv of the an cient. Moors uni: pi cm res in colors some interesting . re orod net i on< i " iheir work. Bank -- CKCCimvea who dc- ' s i re 1.1 > recci vc a a * t \y are invited fo note t'icir reenests on a letterhead addressed so the Todd Com P a n y\ B u n k e r f ` Su pply Di vision, Rochester, Nr. Y. 22 i n& In Bmnos Aires, fhmy IK Pt-ahoih & Company ilisfrih/iU-s da Bout finishing wafvr/tils for huhfstrhil ami home s/ses ll'KOS ATRY-S - . . . tin: painpa:- By Rcc.ciiE El i.is `his pnviuct grows apace. Even now B What vivid pictures and asNoebt- car owner iir-Js no dimcttl t m ; ions t hese words bring 10 our imggm.n inn ' (jpii wirinlgocating a Duco Rennishing bunion in this republic. s tabus oi a Lunccnina ... - wasin 14 fichls nl whal and Idihzauim oi mence!Iulosc !,ic<.|ners is increasing in hat lev .... tangos and it)ic;uiuft .... (i audios aia.l juo|mh i ion 10 i he imports oi automobiles. The country senorius. That is the Arbenin;;? we so of ten read a hour. is one of the most, imcurrant oufJcis tor American- made Hnr wu are inure iiucresicd here in the industrial and trade cars. Over gmewo were imported during the first seven aspects of rhis republic. mmiilb of 1919. compared with less dial' a-;,coo for elm As distributor for die Fabrics and Finishes Department same period cd 19.1b. Two large assenmlv plums arc of the du Pom Compaav. and with its main mhee in located, in n rgeiifimu ;.nd thousands of cars are rehnished, Buenos Aires, i lenrv \\ . Peabody iA Cump my supplies merely to keep a breast oi modem color trends. t he Argentine Republic wirh hr idling materials ami Arge irina ranked as trie fourth largest huver ot Amcri other Ju Pone products lor industrial and domestic me. can naint prminers tor the tlrsr pan of j 92.9. This com pain- has made decided headway selling Ameri 11m du Pom Company sells large tpiamiries of Duco for can products in South America; in fact, it is one of the brush application m Argentina. Hardware stores the pioneer exporting houses, having run clippers one of chief distributors of the product...carry on demonsrra Boston in the da vs of old. lions with remarkable success. Department stines, too. The du Porn Company also maintains its own oiJice in are important outlets. Lverv exporter of department store Buenos Aires, where laboratory"! rained men are stationed merchandise, whet her he be American. Furore a n or to give rhe trade technical assistance rerfa ning 10 1he Oriental, knows the firm of Gath and Chaves in Buenos uses lifdu Pant products and to promote their sale. But: Aims and 1 ncs to get bis goods >. i.splaved on its Counters. that is another morv, The distributor referred to has been In this well-appointed, modern store even the elevators remmkahlv successful selling clear arc Duco finished. Duco for office and home furniture, With the natural growth and hi some rases the trade actual! productivity of the country, the demands Duco-imishec articles. railroads are making exceptional In rhe .itirnmoEivc he hi Duco is progress. Their leaders have profited accepted as the standard finish. 1 V~ by j he experience American rail- der elite varying nrmospheric Condi rmnls have had with Duco ansi Uons of tile country ft lias proved to other dt: Pont finishes. It is not he t!i c most enduring I mis h available. uiuisnal for one to dine, sleep and Reports for 1919 indicate a regisfra- ride in Duco-hrsished railway cars 1 Ion of 2.99,8^9 automobiles in rhe almost am y\ here in the republic, Argentine, and with their number which is up to the minute in all nicreasing vcarlv, the potential use ?t hove--Main office c Henry W. Peabody & Company in Buenos Aircx Left--A Brush Due, demons iru t ion in . leading hardware Right---One of the r finishing booths a; the Peabody shops 23 me HU PONTi%azm.0 A PIPE ORGAN TOR. 114!-: HOME DC PONT "PAINT PAliMS" li h.iS j WOj' 1 T:l,[ ill W i wav l=. -- n I I^n f :i!\ :.i ! .WHili . !*_: 5: * I'Uli; Mil iriii i,:j lilii.N. 1 IC . ; V :cii: 4."." ' M* h W !1. jl.Hrk ; li-v.. W ' l h - 'F'Ci k W, l'.l. a-.. OlT pCud'ii' ! 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Si..- \! is.w i< mi wb-i ib mis\pu- i-iMniOkrst d m v Ka n v.iru*..\l r..i/u: I'-' ir i de ITt 4'L' \ h 'Id h c .i:iJ it a bcAi:.; v-: a ;a I or ir-;; w'i n J - W! n w s: i n* . .is vsv.ll .i:, ia . wing j*r::iiiir.:*rri v in r.i,i ibroad;. mi :m:. d w h a n cm.?prv.P :l i. .w cAira cost, will) the h.Mcy .piAn:.iireiTwer, whhh mrkcs w T-.tbk ihcI'mw Aw w v m ogm i-s u s Il . f Ik . I jrxwt .}f I.> k:11 : ir: eviMcvcu \' i h *! i *rii <bw i.'!:-.--n!r.-;:ii!. b.A:, Ixx'ii oi (lie nurkci nnlv a U:v wo;: ills. js. U'opca-': :o h:: A proiniAnp- lutiil'c. P:- ;> "!. i c rs-iJ ;ils<riHiS DuC' ) '1111:1' iDakc k :.,s 'vavi' .it a Jdipiu it- l Ik c v v ;l > i- is ii> Piv car. clialksrt!. 1" h i-v :is >e>Uu ic c . hu\vc\cr._ to r.5C a alia!] 1 i.i'is] niicroscooc- wh'di oftco ivs'ca:s a iilm fai-urc hcfi>r;- if is -Ipparc H fr:- l.ic nakc-.! We. it is :;!so Iicipiui fo rij\i ; v,-iIi:ibli: a lonoCLir.ir oi somewhat higher power ih. i i Ut : h;ir.-i inicTi'SCijj'c. i or ma kiipq permJiicMt rctv>rus. :1:v I'olmci ar l ic t a it u tarT'ra value harh p:n-i'I is phi Ao.W.i ru..v* :x rio-Jic.i I i s- s: mpty by laviipu tile C:oAcf:. ii. il oh . o. surface ai'4 jTvssiiiP Pie hi:rt!>n. I he Ap h : vc.-r wh. .'! oaii'i. :inb 'ariiv-h hlms arc c:s- P'OscJ i3.i:- c-n.1 .Lt .i 4c iwliicrCc iij>*i* rruar ! sir- W-it.-ii'! - v. i'jerc sunirocT anl wic i cr oauiil (on.-, arc vl t- t-.ra; i. l:i o it l Iil T-- cluruLc-* fa:I\mc occma much (a a cr ir summer rlu:i in wru.cr rmur Mou-ivvi'. ihc vl.ira -ihlv oi a iilm i* i-ui i%s -o s ifh,. Min-: irom war ti> v\ar. hecausv o! v j o im-* we a: her coiuii: ions. The <i i reel ii>u a id f!;v anile >1 txposuri .ire aUo facte.iA ui t.'aoukra le imporiance. lor example, pared lacing -soiish fail ir aooiit hall ihe* 4mc of Pure facing non h when (he e\['Hisnres ,r"e ve'ticil. Air*.l if Liic aiopc of exposure is- Jc.'iiree, the umer^iIiiv i> airalr cm in hair. Such r>.p. isiin; onrs JeRTinine r lie suitaha litof various f.j.-niLiLiiions io meet specific thiraHliix rcspiiremc.itS- aml ih<` ser\r as j glide in die proeuenoo of pamts and arnishes i f;;j i will gwe inaxiiumn pro!eel:ion nmlerall climatic cordh ions. Du Pom piim larms thcielon. |'To- diice u-ers rel-jrii-_g la (lu: st:rc icealnljiy of protect:we coatings, and lha: crop is an exereJingh valuable one- COMBINATION BATH SETS van nonce ilur grusl:a;d increase of color in i is!'' bnm.W I ' I'lff hv fin I:- i hr i in 1 fa I \\-.i\t- lias 'o. ci*. -.cr the h'liisefed champr, g e\v.f,o Ir.np from JaH. cionutoiious shades f>r chr colon rudnunig vaumn xn..: hemit v. Tile hot room to come no.h;rrilei Hkwnveo!color -..vi> tiihi tbroom While; aie sugee'-iinn clean!mess i'sad so long hem eCvepicd .is the hesr umannein for :] is r. j mi char deomar.ws '.es'rared to use auvuhmg else Bin s one-me had me .enicrir'r ;o break awav h an da: oi J-time trad:'iim and now pracricallv an na.T.lero liatbrooms arc c doilid. Tile, uxtmec .iiid iuhcr appo*iittiieiic> -even such accessories as lowi'Is. faa: cloths and bail) mars, are all considered a nan oi* i he fu nmon Ard ensernnk so imicli desired today. ThA cliange li' srvlc bnnighc about a new mcrliod oi jncrclo.-mlsiiig textile necessities for the hath. J he card board Pox type at package char I'roxide.l clean linos for the white towe s has been found inadequate for dis playing goods of delicate shades. To provide pro tection from dust and dirt and also to allow pros pective purchasers to see the colors and designs, towel manufacturers now wrap their products in transparent Cellophane. The combination set illustrated on this page contains a bath mat, two heavy turkish towels, two light guest towels and two face cloths of the same color and pattern. It has been placed on the marker hr oneof the largest towel manufacturers, and because ofthe attrac tive appearance of the package it is proving very popular. 24 E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO., Inc. General Executive Offices, \\ 1LM INI G TON , DELAWARE All Inquiries Regarding dn Pont Products Should Be Addressed to the Company--the Nearest Office ACIDS, HEAVY CHEMICALS, DRY COLORS, ZINC OXIDE AND OTHER PIGMENTS Grasselli Chemical Company, Inc. Chemicals for lenther, textile, paper, pa hit, rubber, battery, {liana, sheet, tin plate, steel ami petro leum manufacturers. Lithopouc, dry colors, piymeuts. Chemically pure acids, electrolyte. Jitter alum, spray products for fruit trees, vegetables and flowers, Grasselli odorless plant food for lawns and gardens, silicate of soda, soldering Jinxes, zinc, zinc chloride. Albany, N. Y.t 1*. O. Box 228 Birmingham, Ala., 2000 First Avenue. North Boston, Mass.. 80 Federal Street Brooklyn, N. Y., 152 Morgan Avenue Charlotte, N. C., 080 W. Morchoad Street Chicago, III., 2101 Camilport Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio, 805 Walnut Street Cleveland, Ohio, 629 Fin-lid Avenue Detroit, Mich.. 1580 E. Hancock Avenue Los Angeles, Calif. Dry Colors iv Pigments. 2084 Bay Street Chemicals, 8i>8 New High Street Milwaukee, Wis., 715 South Canal Street Newark, N. J., 256 Yanderpool Street New Haven, Conn., 8o River Street New Orleans, La., 1140 So. Robertson Avenue New York, N. Y. District Sales Office, .8 17 Madison Avenue Export Office, 847 Madison Avenue Paterson, N. J., 6 Waite Street Philadelphia, Pa., 8500 Cray's Ferry Road Pittsburgh, Pa., 807 Fifth Avenue San Francisco, Calif. Dry Colors Pigments. 274 Brannon Street Chemicals, 576-584 Mission Street St. Louis, Mo., 408 Pino Street St. Paul, Minn., 2303 Hampden Avenue LITIIOPONE Grasselli Chemical Company, Inc. (Sec offices listed above) Krebs Pigment & Chemical Co., Inc. Newport, Del. Cleveland, Ohio, 424 TTickox Building New York, N. Y., 217 Broadway ANHYDROUS AMMONIA, METHANOL AND SODIUM FORMATE Du Pont Ammonia Corporation Anhydrous ammonia in ear lots. Wilmington, Del., Du Pont Building AQUA AND ANHYDROUS AMMONIA National Ammonia Company, Inc. Anhydrous ammonia in cylinders. Aqua ammonia in drums and tank cars. Chicago, 111., 332 So. Michigan Boulevard New York, N. Y., 81 Fulton Street Philadelphia, Pa., Frunkford P. O. San Francisco, Calif., 77 Minna Street Seattle, Wash., 2224 Northlake Avenue Si. Louis, Mo., 3600 X. Broadway CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, AUTOMOTIVE FINISHES Duco and a complete line of finishing materials for all automotive purposes. An. 7 Unco Polish, An. 7 Auto Top Finish, A o. 7 Nickel Polish. No. 7 Touch-up Black, No. 7 Su per Lustre l ream. Chicago, HI., 2100 Elston Avenue Detroit, Mich., General Motors Building Flint, Mich. Partin, N. J. San Francisco, Calif., 351 California Street INDUSTRIAL FINISHES Duco, Duco Household Cement, bronze powders, collodion, leather belting cements, leather finishes, nitrocellulose and cellulose acetate and their solu tions, DuLux synthetic resins, pyroxylin prepara tions and solvents and a complete live offinishing materials for all industrial purposes. Boston, Mass., Everett Station 49 Chicago, III., 2100 Elston Avenue Pari in, N. J. San Francisco, Calif., 351 California Street CELLOPHANE Du Pont Cellophane Company, Inc. Celloplume - Sheets and rolls. Cellulose caps and bands {formerly Capes-\'iscosc, Inc.). \'iskiug Cello-Tubing {\'iskin<j Casings). New York, N. Y. Executive and General Sales Offices, 2 Park Avenue District Sales Office, 14? Hudson Street Boston, Mass., Little Building 80 Boy Eton Street Chicago, III., Conway Building Clark and Washington Streets Philadelphia, Pa., Liberty Trust Building Broad and Arch Streets San Francisco, Calif., 351 California Street DYESTUFFS Dyestuffs and dyestuff intermediates. Rubber chemicals. Boston, Mass., 2 74 Franklin Street Charlotte, N. C., 232 W. hirst Street Chicago, 111., 7 So. Dearborn Street New York, N. Y., 8 Thomas Street Philadelphia, Pa., 126 S. Front Street Providence, R. I., 709 Hospital Trust Bldg. San Francisco, Calif., 351 California Street SEED DISINFECTANTS Bayer-Semcsan Company, Inc. New York, N. Y., 105 Hudson Street MOTION PICTURE FILM Positive and Negative. l)u Pont-Pathe Film Manufacturing Corp. New York City, 35 West 45th Street Hollywood, Calif., 0656 Santa Monica Blvd. EXPLOSIVES Explosives for all industrial, agricultural, military and sporting uses. Birmingham, Ala., 601 Brown-Marx Bldg. Bluefield, W. Va.,607 Commercial Bank Bldg. Boston, Mass., Room 404 Charles Chauncy Building, 38 Chauncy Street Chicago, 111., 1814 McCormick Building Cleveland, Ohio, 766 I'nion Trust Building Denver, Colo., Midland Savings Building 1 7th and Glenurm Streets Duluth, Minn., Hartley Building 74 2 1C. Superior Street Huntington, W. Va., Suite 1004 Union Bank Building Joplin, Mo., 816 Joplin Nat'l Bank Building Juneau, Alaska, Room 508 Goldstein Bldg. Kansas City, Mo., 21 0 Searritt-Areade Bldg. Miami, Florida, 120 N. E. First Street New York, N. Y., G raybar Building 420 Lexington Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa., Clark Building Seventh Street anti Liberty Avenue Portland, Ore., American Bank Building Poltsville, Pa., 510 Schuylkill Trust Company Building Sr. Louis, Mo., 17th Floor. Arcade Building San Francisco, Calif., 351 California Street Seattle, Wash., lloge Building 2d Avenue and Cherry Street Scranton, Pa., 71)1-710 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Spokane, W ash., 72 I 22 Old Nat 1 Bank Bldg. Riverside Avenue and Stevens Street Springfield, 111.. 7 to Reiseli Building Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Brooks Building FABRIKOID Fabrikoid for auto and furniture upholstery: auto topping, bookbinding, luggage, novelties, etc. Tontine Washable Window Shade Cloth. Chicago, 111. Fabrikoid Office, 840 No. Michigan Avenue Tontine Office, 1411 So. Michigan Avenue Detroit, Mich., 5-236 General Motors Bldg. Newburgh, N. Y. New York, N. Y., 21 East 10th Street San Francisco, Calif., 351 California Street RUBBER PRODUCTS Pontop for auto taps and curtains. Raincoat fabrics. Rug Anchor, 'W tdubc for mine ventila tion. All kinds of rubberproofing. Chicago. III., 840 No. Michigan Avenue Detroit, Mich., 5-236 General Motors Bldg. Fairfield, Conn. New York, N. Y.. 21 East 40th Street San Francisco, Calif., 351 California Street RAYON Du Pont Rayon Company, Inc. Viscose Process Department New York, N. Y., 2 Park Avenue Charlotte, N. C., fill Johnston Building Chattanooga, Tenn., 009-61 I Provident Bldg. Philadelphia, l'a., 1503 Land Title Building Providence, R. I., 941 Hospital Trust Bldg. San Francisco, Calif., 35 1 California Street Acetate Process Department New York, N. Y., 2 Park Avenue Waynesboro, Va. PAINTS, VARNISHES DUCO (FOR HOME USE) A. complete line of paint and varnish products for all home and industrial uses. Boston, Mass., Everett Station 49 Brooklyn, N. Y. Building No. 26. Bush Terminal Chicago, 111., 2100 Elston Avenue New York, N. Y., 21 K. 40t h Street Philadelphia, Pa., Public Ledger Building Independence Square San Francisco, Calif., 351 California Street PYRALIN, LUGITE AND VISGOLOID Pyralin toilet ware and the new Litcite boudoir accessories. Toys, rattles, infant sets, hair orna ments. Novelty and trimsparent sheeting, rods, tubes and binding. Also Cleaviable Collars. Factories at Arlington, N. J., and Leo minster. Mass. Du Pont Viscoloid Company, Inc. New York, N. Y., 330 Fifth Avenue Boston, Mass., Room 404 Charles Chauncy Building, 38 Chauncy Street Chicago, 111., North American Building San Francisco, Calif., 745 Mission Street FOREIGN OFFICES (7'o which inquiries about du I'unt products may be addressed) Bombay, India, Jacob Sassoon Building Rampart Row, P. O. Box No. 1010 Buenos Aires, Argentine Republic, S. A. Foreign Trade Development Office Ava Roque Saenz Pena 616 (Casilla 490) Hankow, China, No. 23 Tung Ting Road Havana, Cuba, Room 548 Manzana d<- Gomez Building Kobe, Japan, No. 83 Kyomachi P. O. Box No. 384 Mexico City, Mexico, Edificio Cidosa Avenida Uruguay 55 Paris, France, C. 1C. Michaux, Inspector of European Agencies, 14 Rue Lincoln Shanghai, China, Robert Dollar Building 3 Canton Road. P. O. Box No. 393 Tientsin, China, 52 Taku Road When ynn arc in Atlantic City, New Jersey, visit the du Pont Products Exhibit at 1121 Eoardwalk USE NO.7 DUCO x TH AI'FTC FILM in an accumulation of oily, stick* particles of dust ami grime which arc cou nt anil y mc 11 ling on your car. Theno part icles arc linked together I> the h u h and the heat, forming a hard, dull film that hide.H tin- lustre of the finish. Soap and water won't remove it. No. 7 Dueo Polish will. Here in a small section of the surface of an average car. magni fied 20 times. The left side is still covered with I'll VFFIC FILM. The right side has been cleaned with No. 7 Dun) Polish. Note the difference. Keep that showroom Complexion XI von would keep that showroom c o ih I plexion on your ear, you should clean and polish it regularly. And because No. 7 Dueo Polish is a du Pont product, you will find it docs the job simply, safely and surely. Du Pont chemists, who created Dueo, discovered and analyzed t r a f f ic f il m,* and developed a simple, rapid, and sure way of removing it and restoring the original lustre. They developed No. 7 Dueo Polish, non acid and free from harsh abrasives. It softens film, loosens dirt, removes grime. ^ ou wipe them away, and back comes vour radiant car again. Leading automobile manufacturers put sample cans of No. 7 Dueo Polish in the tool kits of their new ears and recommend its use in their instruction hooks. You'll find No. 7 Dueo Polish at good deal ers every w here. Ask vour garage or polishing station to use it on vour ear. If you would like a sample of No. * Dueo Polish, as well as No. 7 Super-Lustre Cream and No. 7 Auto Top Finish, fill out the coupon at the right. FOUR OTHER DU PONT PRODUCTS TO BEAUTIFY YOUR CAR No. 7 A uto Top Finish waterproofs the top--re stores its original lustre. No. 7 Nickel Polish cleans ami brightens radiator and lamps. No. 7 Sit per - l.tist re Cream is used after pol ishing to preserve tli<` lustreand protect the fin ish against weathering. No. 7 Touch-up Black is for retouching sera t clics and worn spots on auto fenders. K I V | THIS K KM \ II K A It L L OF IKK StND FOR THE SAMPLE BEAUTY KIT Send ns coupon below (with 10 cents to help cover mailing cost) and we'll send you tile following: I SAMPLE CAN OF NO. 7 Dl'CO COLTS 11 (enough lor one polishing) 1 SAM I'Ll . CAN OF NO. 7 SI TFU-LLSTHI CREAM (enough for the hood) I S A M I'Ll-: CAN OF NO. 7 AI TO TOP FINISH (enough for u spare tire) PRINTED IN U.S. A F. I. DC PONT I>INF.MOHRS & CO.. INC. Desk DM, Ueneral Motors llldg., Detroit. YlieliCauadiun Industries Ltd.. Paint X; Varnish Die., Toronto 9. Canada. Send me vour sample Beauty Kit for my auto. I am cur-losing 10 rents (coin or stamps) to licit* pav the mailing cost. ((ruin/ mi/>- iii U. S. anil Cunui/a) Name........ . ............ ............. -- . Address........................................................... Cit> State .