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jKTWgyg u rt I. i if1.. tf Every part of every bronze valve is made right in the R-P&C plant. From the designing or the pattern, the pouring of the molten bronze, the machining, polishing, fitting, inspecting, and testing . . . every operation is under the watchful eye of R-PaC Valve craftsmen. They like to make valves, good valves, and they build into the complete line of R>P&C valves the quality that gives you more 'H for your money. Specify R-PaC Valves on your next order. ISO MARMADUKE KnL onr their 8e,.ed...yt0 . press. ,esrla*5 Just as the miini*-. 1 choinfoll, ,,,ung ` | round lo rip "d ,ool*! pfaould ,lil the plan, b,?j* Jack had been In tha p,c{jd (ar more year, rhon ,, undeniend he1, up la W.ih ihe aiek pI(u plant ensmeer, j.eV > come aa low water In , boiler 1 "8 Mleamon had coma up rJ ^.olu,io,,M,hoplt^' Jack ahort. Bur finally h, |,, the press over. "After aauminln, Ihe ram, j3 for a chance to try an Idea ha ( It would lake only a f,, kJ didn t work, they could tear down the preu. "There was nothing to tow, o gain, so the Boss told J, ahead. " `Just give me two mediibl Hartley. Two men were sttig^ everyone wondered what in' would do with them. Jack pu work tearing out the eld eti leather packing. Then he got and drove lo a mill-supply both he came back with balls of pli twine, the kind that's costed wit "He had the mechanics calk ih* into the pecking box, while he t% graphite over the `packing* from] lime. The gland was finally; tight, then removed, and more twine and graphite calked in. 1 "After e few hours the glsj tight and the press ready to it' ram groaned and moaned, sol, some of tha packing. But the bu rounded of? llule after that fii * Evidently that lead relnfoi twine woe a lot tougher than "The gland was tightened agtl the ram run up and down a seeej Ibio time there was less leakage, the gland was tightened down, half dozen times of running i and tightening the gland, the bi gone. And the rough grooves1 with lead and graphite. "Jack hung around until aoet that press worked (ires with tbt< plumber's twine. By then thii worked as good as new and further leakage. .t "It fust goes to show," phnlooi Mermy, "thot you can kill out breaking his legs and t**'1 bleed to death. "But here's the stinger, maduke. "Jack Hartley wa*