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;\ALU^_ Courtisu of Famous Playit s -ha*ky Corporation THE CHARGE UP SAN JUAN HILL Recalling those stirring days when our troops made history in Cuba during the Spanish-American War. Du Pont plant facilities were extended to produce military supplies during this period FABRIKOID MAKES COVERS SAY "ATTENTION I" Direct advertising port folio of the Cadillac Motor Car Co., designed and executed by the Hurkhardt Company oj Detroit. Use fdeauty to Sell Beauty! N presenting to dealers their direct mail material. Cadillac uses the I appeal of beauty. * Striking covers of Du Pont Fabrikoid win the dealer's instant attention. He is sold, quickly, effectively. If And the good work keeps right on, for Fabrikoid is beau tv enduring. It is water-proof, soufi-proof, always fresh and clean. [ Fabrikoid covers can increase sales for any proposition or product using a portfolio or catalogue presentation. Let us sendyon the name ofa bindery to giveyou sumpies,prices andthefull story on covers of Fabrikoid. Write Give your catalogue stay ing power through the use of Fabrikoid covers. fOUPONT 4BRIKO! E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO., INC., Fabrikoid Division, NEWBURGH, N. Y. AN IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT l'It comuwr'ntl sc*!rent, methanol, is mw hvhtg imnwjactum! hy L-a^ote, hit,, in ti new plant aml by a mw process tiarUpcd by American research chantsis ^'1-' W urs ago Aiitcno-i; newspa per t a ! edi Ttors v .l t t : grcailv disiurhcd about tlie kite of :he wood iJcwbol induMi v in tlis u iu iu ia , for large shipments <>i mimic methanol frojn abroad were being mdoadev'i and Atil',1 ;rr pi ices so low that producers oi t'hc don test ic prod UCl were umhk ro mcci tins compel uion- Ai thru time a v-r;[o in \,,C//.T.. ana!vxed the awkward situa- as follows: l " % .-u.. 1. to iuvv .! ci;u'.!-- isiv.r ; i`. '.s' srr-i; u ion n Jawm f!i.i: :hi sclsi ur /rO'.vT c.i.' w n;,.. :,r -c-- - r *;,;r: -m. t !:l-,| J-. i-! uN J r- re, lurk. i a - ?i ".HU!,.. .' ' ^ <HU akohol and synthetic methanol arc cacmiiany U:lL' and the same solvent. although m.muhJL lured lw dis- -Hiular processes. Wood alcohol is obtained by iloiruc- (isc ihsi i i . nli;.no!, In- construe i \ cs mats-s/l hi hirincr ias us genesis in a hard wood lores!, i f u: litter, m ' ^tummous coal mine. But our nf one diversii v oI raw masenakand proc c s h -s comes one of inJusirv's inns? useful So-\ tilts, A nod alcohol is a eem nr\-oh! product. 'm syjiHieiij meahanol is so iu\v that ii n,f!v be l i order to unre in a bole nc it- bl General G. P:starr. a Hriouji cnemial, w veined a:ij parallel a oroivss :i * iivikiiie mcihanul hr h.i Ii-pivs-iev p-;ahcs->. (A;eg carbon monoxide .wd J: ''t'ojui gases. bur w did not dm clop 'i-s I'rotcis ceiititim :a11 v mini Iasi \ ten . t r bwI.G. !"aifx'u;i dit-artc Kpan prodiiC'.ng wwiJ-sUc rnu hauol cm a la rye scale, and in o;aLiege gu m -00. i>f u were shipped in this ummi \. I In; impons oi i-- as - j'n<ed rue cam no! irum ahoiatmhsoi j'arovrd :hr -\nirrk J31 Hiarket and erea red i Ik - mh l it iu ii htar referred ro ^icanw hih. c irm:e:;l research and expen meieal work had 1-Kv.ii .stained m this cuima v ai:d has been carried on iiitensively m find ihe me>si ecomamical wav to produce UKaliam-d in America, duceess has rewarded the dion, The first synthetic methanol to he prtiduced on a amn jnereiaI scale in America has been made at Belie, West Vrguiia. In f.jyoTo, hie,, whidi is a-fibated with the dc Pc ih r.orupaii} , l; is ckemici! I Iv ('ure, and, as sue):. cn Kj \ s a pj'ck-renK'L- aiiiuii^ umsmiiers who hace heretofore used the wood-distilled pmdua. It was expccicd bv mai: v people that men can j-n'o duccrs wo ild ojvraa* under the Trench or German pacej. is. bui thev nave mn bmc so. fur the process used at Bdlc 0 all \ merican. It is d idcreir; Jriim t hoc deve:ln|xrd ahriCtd and .-s an onprovemeiu over them, llic comncrcial units mnv iu pmduciinn were* hmh after ;ui experimental pla it hatl been opera led in* six months to determine wit:.: vidd and tpialitv of produc'i mudn f>ee xpecteehfont ih.s pr'tJce.--. 1 he restihs were wT.ollv saiisiaeiorw 'Hu- n-.'\v fart;e scale we,-*;, which are 0}Ttraicd ni ionimicuoii with l.azote'ssynthetic ammonia plain, produce nictlianol by caus ing carbon moii'. !>:ide and ii vurogen to react - coiii.u: wiih ,i cat:iJ\st under enormous pievs.iK-s and ai hii'h temperatures. las yc.r- the l-.asiem Alcohol Corporahim. also aihiiuscd uiiii the du Pont Comp.i'.iv, built a new pint at DeepwaterPoinr, Tew Jersey, ior ; ;r - ri'oJttct ion of ethyl al cohol \'ow w11 h t lie dc-'.clupmeiltand open arum i>1 hie new West \ irgioia plant rite do Bom ( ompjiwTrctji.ircmcotsforineril'/.! .bcoho! will itki-wse he met. Hi is solww is used exicn.-icel^ in lie iTinauaurc oi* d vest nib, lic ^uers. BvrahnacT oiler pr< id nets, while lare-.-cjii.-mn ties are also uwd ri taodueing lldcdiic and. o iIk t a-mlkrc resins Cr bn-Mrr iinam n u-s are iu v for ncn.ittiring ciiv! a leohol. The- ion! A TKiacan conxirmprlua oi the di/krc-i t grades o! meihiuiol Is- a In no i-.iur r :.. .in! 1 ion gu* Ic j u s a v l . <i#SNN2!!! 7/.v 131/ POTS''1\ H<a<< '<*'*: l r>% > CONOWINGO--A NEW POWER GIANT i / i h vr?'*oljirr ./ p/r? /nr un/c r/nr uoiv i!cbo iLtily to /7V chuttor of o/nch/ttcs Mid / Uf' -/j VpA/iVrcW ;/r Vd/7/ *///:./ !)) JVitihci fiC pOU'CV phiiil titkc slh/p t '--is die \ 11! juf (-in-owir '.vv /$v J1 j. N \hm Lou:, nun n*:L> ahuvc iiJe~ w uii R i \ c;. the second lanior in th'u- clcd'U. :\a m in the l ebed >i.iis i> liihkrr radius: 1 K. du.'vw ar/c! vdsvw. ]: i % * 11 *-. ;:Li UN: vXpcn-bn.re ul Vd... .. .. ... i: N.irh,! ii; Ma-ch. i -eEr. .Uhl s\b] be A ?nu-ii ip wed. V\ hdi uii-l-.,:, r^ i<. ;* \\os* w i:n>n w j J have an mil hi: N:-A.i: L\; C-ir,C:!V Of : ' - !*. . p ,illd .HI . V T il.lU Cl p.K.- uvot h ]'- ;';d\ mw hvjrockdr e |:lunr. ;Uai .Li \ va C :u 1! ^ . :s :'. I'pcl" ffl.il. t .* j I iOW I I! i'd- J > V iiHLI|CH'j>\,-rn: il - W.Vfied \h;s. >i[u.i..' ri.iiN W.'h ' . ::. p. .L:-J U:C N 1 i r N i . i ;" - 2 J { ; \ C1 1 'u'uClU.' I H i'.l I i A > K V:'T_G; n.i?n Willi .V.; : -l 1.' . . lx. |V l i I p- t i , flic I "I M Ju! h t : C iW:! G OV .dve.f .. -- u II ; hiMiiv per v.;r. ciUfi' pne c-w - v me-d' ;bc %. i * * nl vl ;hc PI j i S ,c !cf j dna I .kvi nc K 1 \i.i \Lf ('om p.m\, iis svhsili.iiw, die Philadel phia f:lcn nc Power (iompan v ,, and the Liner's \ 1 ,iiwfiinL suhsidian , the Susquehanna Power i a PiKViM . Iikxvri./. h pin and power froir r he plain will "-u ui i h/.vd ni vr\e tile al ia of Philadelphia :tnJ \ icmiis . \ ms.UcK... v_rUOib uf aul \vi 11 he >dve>.l .iuiiu.i 11 s' :.1 cmJuci.1^ curiciH . i he uisk At i io:im\ h j ^o I ills mio iw<> nvi jor <li v.sions: die hiiikhro* of idle d;im ami power Mellon, aiv.l rlie Jelo- Eiu.in oi ulhiiit sixteen mi!es of the ( i ihmihiii and Port OeposiL hnini.li ui ihe PennsvIv.uh.i Railroad. \!oi onIv : L loe pj'i>eiu vi La -'i: of ( .< Kimvapn ; iv s;j hnier^ed m w\is' led k 4 \\ j <c i\ hi.il the iii.iiu PioLi JelpliKt-Jliliimoie fne.isv.iv hrrb.id fwo miles .oo\c i lie Jam will also fie 'kHvie-j v. be!> il'e w.ikT n i ii 11 a mfh.L J . Bv i -.jio, lienwver, a new (.oriow tnny will have r a ken rom hi^li u|i on the easr MeL, wfnci overk joks the live: , w fiilc 11 ir hipliwav 2 ''-Jhc DU :POlN\L\Jiaa^r^-iT7f> ^`cdw.-.isrmni./iiau*/ the darn, shc-u-ing Ou' i isrtwxry civ? uhn.li rrnius atui .supplies an- ('Taught to the scene uf afmrati&n. One of if rmi elm.' Oiiiil-' mu>' -vi.'vrk m a*'iK.)T; its th..\ phiyla^f^iph i:ul:ic witt be diverted hv means ot new approaches were used in build lug chi* coif era am. It enclosed an area directly m die sbiti, and nil! proceed across the river of 1 acres. 4^!mg a %pccuif dmewav on top ol the concrete structure. In the space thus protected, bias! mg o|\;rau;.>ns began Ik iJ.m c; Tiir. Da m for the excavation tin the site ol the oovver (rouse. Most of the* grande rock blown our was crushed and is being The dans proper, ,jb;x> feet long, ir>s feer high, 4s feet used in 1 he construction of the dam. The total excavjrioa 'v'de at the top arid l o o feet wide at at this point, approximately 350,000 the bottom, is being constructed he cubic cards, was made difficult by the tVvoen two granite dills and on a hardness and irregularity m rhe rock riUT hed of granife, making eon :.nJ tfie congestion within the blast- struct km condition* ideal. rntr area. The upper parr of the rock i Ike lirst fob last vear was that of formation consisted mainly of large ,Hd1diru> crimps fur tile hotting ui boulders, whtie deeper down, many a 14 sn vv i m a tel v 4 00*, i wo rk 11 ic 11 . m he n. 11 sc,.ms were encountered, which bin jlic east a id west hanks of the river, inese camps arc modern and com plcte ir. even %\\iv and include mess halts; store-, hospitals. water Jiltra 111111 plants and deerne light . ^\\:th the 'a -orkmen provided lor. !hu Const ruction ol colferda ms began, the hi st ;u h | largest ol which enclosed [he head works power house on the EAST EN0% ^ wpF_pAM 4- * - y*<' ' ^1 POWER HOUSE " WEST BANK rhi-s ketch .'thou* the. htcat.itn r>/ L'niuneingo rj.'/.W* the neit- p:*u*-r p!,axt Jcrcd edie Masting. It has been necessarv co use l.wge lumbers of blasting holes, spaced dose together, and for this work lour Soo-cubic foot air compressors have been employed. The big d.itn w :ll have an overflow section of about ,2.00 feet at the east end and about 1^5 feet at the west end- A power station 950 feet long %Vtsf hajik ruid part of the tail race. To give an idea of will he located on the west bank :u cite excavation already die size of tins job, ^.600,000 board feet of lumber, 69,000 rd'crred to, while a gate control spill wav section, cfos c u Imc yards ol rock (ill and \ loom cubic vurds oi clav feet long, will stretch across the bed of the river. 3 One 1317 P CJ':< 1"..!(<;<i< i :zi r?c* gaix& aL iiie intake. The cranes will use a runway along feet deep were O >'K ;r: in >-, the top of die dam and over the intake section of the power house. In order to close the 1900-square foot intake opening without having gates so k "/ heavy and under such pressure neces- Of . sary for an adequate seal against leak age, i t was decided to specify vertical HMWWI shaft, circular-type butterfly valves, ih copper il-, -i':.7iv. ;K .cm , s, be n c erhm of ; er i located at the entrance to the scroll case, rather than slow-operating and expensive gates. These huge valves, measuring 2.7 .! per.;h die -.COM. .mb J >. ovsibir . i: r v <-! s.a. lam .IS il ;; P! t * ',ii!; w ike qc-on. Tim Krikvm ;s dm-iem-d to ; ,i:-< aj Cn>4 oL S G-kit iOOf.' J:vi* . nwlii.il' 'C: do- - U'i >:i/M !jv mem. mb \m I! ho ^ e a iixcd ovo .it c'c\ ;-t mu t. x Jeer. I he U \\ . i i \r the spiMw.w h i I! V <. i !! r 10 :: O. /; bv i:! : : !' . !< O.L: .1! > ICC i r.o ... mo 1:1: e v.:C:iv>. e U;..l an.1 ip-!".;. v. i i ine;:;: !ue-!'- Ca .'!. \\ii: oc: operate etcst and regulating ' d ' *' :-v.y* ' ^ & !|7V1 MBi "^68 fat in diameter, are the largest ever built- They will he operated by oil pressure from a central oil system. Each main generator in the power stadon will he 37 feet in diameter, which gives an idea of the size of the ilmduiil units in this enormous prop cct* The water wheel units arc also of record-hr-, a k mg dimensions and will have a m.8 xininrn ehidency of at least 93 per cent, it is reported. Power from this great station will likclv he genera ted before the end of the current vear, although the work wii! 11,a b.r e been follycompleted. ,a;aEaa-- Above--South porta.! o/ flic William.*'1 Point tunnel along the relncnted railway line near Cmmwingo. The Immr view shows a part of t he Tillage 1rhtth nnll eventually he submerged under sixty feet aftmter  l-ishNsg QHe DU PONrY~fCagazino The second great task at Conowingo is the moving of track tunnels, 175 feet, 360 feet and 2.70 feet long, respec nearly sixteen miles of railroad track from its present tively. They arc each 30 feet wide and 14 feet high, and arc location along the east hank of the river to a level about driven.through solid granite, requiring no timbering. too feet higher, in anticipation of the submersion of the For the Philadelphia Electric Company, its subsidiary, former level when water backs up from the dam. This the Philadelphia Electric Power Company, and the latter's relocation will require the .removal of over a million cubic Maryland subsidiary, the Susquehanna Power Com- yards of material, the construction of several large bridges and some tunneling through masses of ......... solid granite. panv, Dr. William C. L. Hglin, vice-president and chief engineer ofPhiladelph ia Electric, is directing the Cono Blasting opera tions here met diffi culties seldom en w logo project. These firms engaged the services of Stone countered. Not only and Webster, Incor is the new location being excavated along the sides of hi uffs and through porated, of Boston, for the construction of the power house a oil dam. W . L ,, rock, but the blast ers must work for Locke, vicc-presldcnc, and A , W. a large part of the distance directly above the existing Clark,, works man ager, are in charge at Conowingo for road, still in opera- the contracting firm. r*n Since traffic Stone and Webster, must he maintained, Inc., have asso the blasts must not ciated with them Stable rock down the Arundel Cor UP the old right poration of Balti f way. In view of chis situation, the blasting for the more, J. J. Hock, president, and George Angcll, gen most part is accom eral manager. The plished by the use latter organization f hammer drills, is working outward Bin all diameter boles, and rather from the east hank of the rivet and is small shots of dynamite. building practically the entire dam. The Bor this work, fifty per cent du Pont contract for relocat ing the Columbia quarry gelatin, size and Port Deposit by 8 inches, has been universal Iv tracks was awarded by the Pennsylvania Uscd. In some pi aces, Railroad to the Ar- where the relocated line is some distance from the old line, ft close'up oj the spillways in t he dam, showing some construction details and one oj the huge concrete pouters operating from special tracks built along the downstream side imdel Corporadon. II. O. Firor is in charge of this work. well drills have been put to work. One shot on Cromley It is hard for anyone who has not visited Conowiogo Mountain, near the dam, contained 18,000 pounds of during the past year to visualize the size of the operation. sixty per cent du Pont quarry gelatin, 4 by 8 inches, and Everything is on an enormous scale. The reservoir, for ipoo kegs of du Pont blasting powder, loaded into forty- instance, will extend upstream for neatly thirteen miles 6-inch, well-drilled holes, averaging about 50 feet and will contain twenty billion cubic feet of water. It ln depth. The result of this shot was most satisfactory has been estimated that the completed dam, if placed in ^ud approximately 60,000 cubic yards of material was Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, would fill the street taken from the cut. from curb to curb to a height above that of a ten story three points along the 16-mile stretch of new building, and that the huge power house will equal in trackage, it has been necessary to construct three double size the Equitable Building in New York City. 5 DU PO>IT.((ago.7:1 no THE "MINUTE MAN"--NEW STYLE Ltr ;; h \j;o:nt to nil thni w crnrk Sac kiipLani tenin h o Imnnr ;v://///v.v women to sit /vu-I/i m tl vjy ilo/irs while mat ninkt- merry in ilx smoking room ! 'A L\t . . CAD- .'!!['! 'ill LC'.W OW" J:C'" sfcr'i .Old u h ik .t "svidk it mile ' or "he saudicd'' vvidi a "lucks''' in N a n khi mnd u *; srs !-> * iviluu; >h iv hcr-elt and perlea pc.ice :mJ t|iie( as ilie Uivciv New Eo^l^nu land wji ---c i-i;i\. iv .ire no; her ennse-A alive duurkiesresa pc d.ohcs Iw . vnpi iu our rbc-e modem ^: 1 %> 'Fo In - perlc-cflv at'cmr.im, i his link* nesr is hm a pan oi 1 hew: n ,i juiii'iN ruin 1 mi rise Hosion u :a.! \h, inc K li! a conrhiiuf u m ohse:''- ,nmn- ham^e-dimm^ car, and sn we :'0. i-.u !:. j.\n:ri: .won <. \ v. J.o. to" Irov. \'c w ireisi under on. Mr. k. whew: :: unii'a-^ v. u k ; he New Yvk ( aiirai lor .\i one end of [he ear is die ohservjl;nn lounge. Ir is : he North t u J \\ * * * h o calk.;! ihc "Mimia1 Man lino;::.-.I n; J x ii^Toii brm\ n and cream l t o o J okl (.ok'i- ,-u- i ! :. i k >. !- . v.1: j :,n- ,i ui;:h L.ir in r. w mai coh>iN. iaken from amiortus oi tliosc historic da es. --- . ! I * k V':;: 1": :>.!!'> .:} Ut'M-fl1 Mere, heii>re wide \v in.lows. .it\- a ir-cu>h ama! wicker W e awedd -'.u, , '\ -ii k w Lwv whin:: _.s pir- Aiiuiiv in whiK.li one m.o. us? in ,-Uei eunifori as ih,. irain " - v-: iu; cal r, \,:.i vui. k is i:\eiikk dcsi-pied dicks iHer the r.n\ joincs -me rhe miles slip p:ur. On :-V c-iEv;;;,-;;- . ! ,i ; wee iv Ci te [ i c ;o -J. !: L _t'" i; > I;';; Iv'-mi-.i is rhe ol'Sc.A anon p a rforn: deck ehairs a sman :w 7 :: ,!'E' 7 !'' A k . \ | W, S S < >i 111' 'CjTL ; 5 1!1 id.'AS; Hi ..'! '-frj-'ed .w'-.Turui. (ah. there's nothnw mid A iciorian al-'cnit UN EV I 1 :1 ' VU;; V T1HT* 'CN |; trJHi iPod. this " \lmu?e \LinF' \:1 L"Wil CV.' V 1 iCe TV. * !'. >. j tile* *: S\V! I Is- Viih ih-.i-.k-iN with a dvr ior d-ei.i:] do vms nnss a;ivthni'4 w a '.s U' a IW Ji'iv L;| r ? i_. I: j i:a: c" i-i) ol CbJ SatiV u j Iu a . *;' ifit: fou.ncc nn.nt j'Mcur.v^ 1 ofreer 1 The old -umc S*s PE i iU-;: ; rA ; I nr ! 1 li_-e V d L I Vuil-A C A :) i \--:\X L:V; iv c c !*";j 8_*c I -r F-erni inaules, eapar and empire t ic ashes ;kc A r h. cm il ;l : h;..;hv h;u e Invn rjkcn .swav is i;ot ia place, hut not borough ova>'ixht. Alter aa i-- ilo-- 'U_a i .isv^nh- iM-.ri Leu-. ik\icm^ls `Ij.iJcj'.l, vuhitfi e.xiiausuvc Miid)A 11 was found that nam v-live per csrnt jvcp k. *i - i'T(. h iy o.MH.' rhe \.h\\ \ s[)i mhL-r. Ic'> ;i rcMfii' ^>l die smokers who Slick ashes towards cuspidors never iH.ns \ Lh as ,-.' i.-r. jr'- a p Ie Ts , j il room where she nmv hie rhe murk. Moreover, iher ilun't >cein to improve. h Ofie IDUJ PONTv^fizj'n.o Tli!s !iainlsoinc room b therefore ct]Liipped with pedestal--tvpc ash re ceivers. Thcr :i L- ninth more con venient, and tliev carrv matches, ^vloeh saves a great deal of fumbling through the \\ roi ig vxH/kess. -*H addition to die comfortable -hair.'; am soft carpet, the lounge has a bookcase for rhose guests who need the solace ol books. arK^ a eojnoacr writing desk and chair. ' ^oiiisg hack through the car one euceis a c It ceil u I dicing room done [n butt -mc; blue, the adorn wkeo mom ihe uniforms ol the General htali iil ilie- G>nunes`tr.I Arinv. This rossm wats twain-four persons and K-rc one is served from a hcauiiiul and individual china service, with l*hc Minute .Man." Irom that mnous statue bv Daniel (.busier Pencil, at. Concord, as its decora- l^vc theme. Hiese new club cars, the (ervoav/ flJOst advanced application ol the m reujodeliijg oi railroad equipment a comfort appeal. Hie idea for vlicin originated with vn ike tins' with iis program to make. 11 vc The design was developed hv ih neers, who called on H. l.cthanl Tor ^1c i^ucis Color Advisory Service, ft a,u| interior decorarions. The finishe(d ills .moil and Maine s car sho| 1*1*' < wif ^i ell llSef IS s t]0!l miidvia d ;i;k ' inc! mnoiaf km in railroad coach huildirig .nd workmen of the Billerica organiza- the work of producing the new-type / Deck choirs and a bright-colored o%vr.~ ing are features oj the roomy obmrtatian pkitfarm cars, and the product is one of which the Billerica shop organ ization and the railroad are justly proud. ' Dn Pont Dtico was used through out as the interior finish, and its J ustrous and vcl vety color tones give assurance that these new cars will hold their beauty and freshness of appearance for many years to come and should gain many new friends for the Boston and Maine. \7fie UTLJ .............................................. ........................................................................................."... . ..mmmmmrnmm n ............. --. h-.u-it u/ fht* 2'f*!y hsh tusr a i /.V.v .(iidwii ii r> n,i\ hinis.l m utir.-f /Gr f.'n mmu h`.v. Th*' .usn/>t,? />?i imi te fl. maae t;/ '.taSerproohnl LiuthvT unti.*ut ivuh du P-Hl! ht!l ccfnt'ni, earnr uni i: /* H.v /iof !>m0 ;u.vE u.%'/li' atth: a.K irivr; hut th.tr >siv.t:t's <tf txiit'Status-1 leather jitiiu'/l with izltu' i'tt.!-- ufiurt. iiUu: li/ii-MrariOTi BELTING THAT LIVES LONGER Here's /n/ //</' a knurs bow u'aii'rpyoofcd huither, joined with ihr Pout belt cawtit, will niftkist, under the worst plnut conditions, the older types of power belting A i r v., although it n absolute B v Wi u .ia m >t a \ia r through lack of knowledge i ban hcic is Wh l c l s s : cv to _nuusm.il opera- ij-uis. is i iii-j of ti:e causes o: plat i rnuimeirincc cuMs. 1'his such a thing as a waterproof-ccnientciL leuihci hch fir because of a rciucuncc to pay a slight I vm- eirTTieor. in the rnrm ot sream :111c! atmospln-ru. moisture, creased first tost:. Thev inigJn conskLer that tile putdiasc of ci'c.iccs rreni a cure .lisimegnr ion 111 nunv n aiei i.tk nso waterproof-cemented belting is positive insurance against m pi.1 r r < memra mo . huiissirv s jon-wint h coinhatii.g tile production machine shutdown and premature belting ravages or iikibUiiL, iinJ 00c ui ihc basic icsfuisires ill laden:, brought about bv the action of moisture on die Tii.i nv u.-s used m indij.ssrial operations is that glue in an cml.nary belt. -nev he w men'toot The chemical resources of the eu Pont Company lure Of the m.i 11 % vuncJ nuiim^ used in manufacinriug enabled it t.o lurnish the le;itiler belting maindactiircr riiilo.ino, Vaiivr 0 usie oi -]r - i-s o -i :m mt : am. c.hiciU with a \vatei [nooj heir cement..supplied at reasonable Ivi \\ Ivil ULtdr ! O ! O' he I i 1 11g . U is. Hi geLIGl :l I pp.jJuC- cost winch is a better adhesive agent for fabricating i ! :!! v>inl. ;ue hes? iniurin lur uuriMiii 11 mg median tea. belting anil which provides a more economical process pow :. t-j urge pqiJiu. i :oi; plums. hoiis.mJs of lee: arc lor manufacturing, .oid :;n;ui.i i! -. for rhw per pose The cwisn'Tjpfioii. Iiow- Du Pont wtiTproof heir cement is responsible tor tin: L'Li'. G I: oi. L'lUiA;- GllC tO lilKTluJ U'iLI, OH tilt: f.U!! IILII'V, results obtained, m the asrom.shiug lest shown here. A if w ciula a p.Vi.. ti e\rent h\ ; *, caddde abuse am? h\ small sample of i-ply regular o;.T'-i inned leather joined cite deter,wco ;ng edccm oi v,,ue:. dampness and steam. with standard hell glue, and a similar umple ol i. plv T:\jfee:;nt; n>u tcruh froin the aci' o', ui v, arer anJ v'.i mp- waterproofed feather joined with dti Pom: belt, cement, ness a ;o- -'"ceil A nlow `Jet citipmeaC. It u as not inilif i ^ >- were placed together in a pan of boiling water for ten fur a -,v,ae "pren.r eamvnt w.i.s perfccrvJ v, hich made pos- minutes. siaie ! u- product ion ol a \vate"pn >ui-ceDie-fi ted leather, It wi II be noted that the piece joined with Ju Pom j a * i*. cr t r a: > ' i i m t.: j i a he! t. cement suffered no injury tt is just as pliable as before Lcari'c;- i.'f-cl: a-' in,-.:: In h c ifi w.iier, and when put ro* its immersion where as the piece joined with stanilard /a rher with \n>c>-i:h\c amoic and tre.iteal *.vi:!i die |''mper belt, glue entire! v separated . 11 i I >, itJi.ii he used in uruiifol ilonrs or cun he con tinmmsh It is understood, of course, that the conditions described operated under water vritha.-ut die slightest irhirv to the here are more extreme than those encountered in industrial i vi( Ui Li: : L> pOAAl'-t fUiOIli 111 111" ,t\U 111 \ . I LIIWIO. US , 111.111 'J hefting uperations, but die tesr clearly demonsnaus the hip'i; asrr< ot heirm.'-, are Mil! :nlheni r in the regular oak value of du Pont waterproof cement m the fabricaiior ol ie idijr i \ re. eCGi-_aaec w - til a non *\\ a :erpTu; >1 glue, eitdier leather helling. 8 ~ `' .. . \7/iC 1317 l^ONT. fi.iiiiuv.1 n<* ..................... ........................................... HOSIERY--OLD AND NEW Thr < valid ion of omiUiunan stocking r itmi ironsirs for mui forms mn- pan of ibis /mars;/>/ s/mer oj <m :nf hoib nmivnt mid moduli SI(K M\c;s Were lust wont tn ihe />) P. ;\ , Dij .l ma v dtSfcrs great h from irsearlv promt'.qm. _ mvrtlicm uihes ol La nope because Lea.her has been supplanted ]w silk, t>f tin: ro:d cdtimnv. Ancirnr people wins iK\rlr in vie coicun or1 woof, am! with the nwm adwnf nf rim mun- ^nii|h 3;ir:11 'S, Iio w c u t , hin ! Im 1c use tor special leg-cover- made liber, ravou, the hosiery industry has been ofiereb lurnmr j he warm temperature ar.-J cheii loose, ilow- a means for the production n( new cheers and rhe uchio e- !T1.U robes gave them all the protection thev needed. ment of new economics heretofore unobtainable. Nevertheless, ilic soldiers and shoes from the South, Ravort mixed with s:!k produces a stocking oi exceHeni u'i*iL'n hi ntc.de northern climates. did use coverings to wearing qualities at. a decoded saving; ravon combined protect their kgs. In thesesenth cc-nrurv, these coverings with wool makes lor unusual attractiveness; ravors added wtic crude!v made oi doth and leather. tt> cotu>n hose gives rhe latter a rouch ot distinction ihai Hie an nt nit ring came later, ami was believed to has an immediate appeal. 7 odnv, in everv retail srore. llaveoripimted in Scotland lor making head wear. From von will find ravon or ravon-mixed hosiery for men. `Gotland it was earned into Jbigkir.d, where .he knitting women and children in a great mam styles, three or **'->cku gs was first successfully uceompl islrcJ. Since he day that William Lee presented the first; pair to Queen hli/alveili. in there lias been r.nclian^ i ;n .. > of women s stockings. But. whv do men axLtv v. - - ~ ! which are shown on this page. Particular atten tion is called to the hose when the originals v etc as long w on. ' _ 3 he iirst examples of menk hose were real;" , clocking in the uicn's half liose lH!;i stockings and iruusers. exLcn.btig from the waist, and were called '`trunk i.w shown here. Ma chine clocking was fuiae/' hj ihc cighrcvd: w:A.;\ T hey beer me loose breeches to which developed after years of experiment ing and has brought Vs*TJI rate stockings this mark of quality Wcrc attacked with buckles. In dime days, when there within reach of every poeketbook, while heretofore it 'vas much hoyisli swrd pla\ . oppo- distinguished only high-priced hosiery. ucnis tried to unkiSi'ctt these buckles It is estimated th at d uri n g 192*5, 'v** h t heir weapons, >un\ wlien an unfor- 1 meifc swordsman's blockings began to s^de down, he gen** <> /; . 'v rnixud hn- . itistylE.sjoT uahtyand fifteen million pairs of rayon or rayonmixed hosiery were m;ulc* TJm tTCmCll- FoUS prod UCHOJ1 Ua^y lost the strug gle in trying to hold them up with one h*mj while lighting ^dth the other. Towurds the dose * 1 7 e cer t: n r v . breeches were ex- ... a . " purrha.stul at *Showed ii HUrkcd Ul vrtTrn-gc nt rny n uiit .sr<in- crease over that oi tlie prevh >iis rear; but of equal importance is the ruct iluu it gi\es ample proof shai I lie- pul>hc is thorough! v sausilcd with the Itmks, ipsaliiv and wearing abrlitv ot ravoi: [uisieiA-. The dn Pont Compar.) sells a suhsonuiul share of rite op cm yarn used in hosiery manufacture thnmghout tile Guided into paota- .......... loons, and as the kngth of the hitter increased from year to year, the length country. Il s special superior grade, known as Da Pom buper Lxtr,u has been oarncolarh' popular because of us added softness, heaucilul luster and unustut wearing qual U: srckings showed a corresponding decrease until now wejtave tlic long trousers and shore hose. Hie well kn-ttcd, carefully shaped stocking of today ities. The use of this yarn pernors the making of a stock ing rtiit is a tribute to what we mav call the modern phase o! the art oi hosicrv jnjiruiaeriire. y THE SPORT'S THE THING a'H'jj at 1 ` H- ilit ] )trdf! jfjtmls a!! the thrills oj the hum to ' ' hihhf. 1 *L nap -aha /-a w St-aa/aed vvtn\nt or u noi dee man Pi : Romd Pi r*r* DimrdTL.s is t !w Jc s t Ii keck e? ;l:c rreciw fh Ll o y d WHW :\V. ;j'c i r.L "A' GO! :_! .! Id : . LCUsc iUT C UnUO ;:e h ]t h:s ->k.a> he hi res on ihe word l ]'ac sends .in nwedeuw- r n I I c\ re ST mw y r1irc!ji;h t he crowd in o- i ' ? ike c -abiiinase 1 ho T.TTp ;t lopped .! small saucer-shaped i!.iv pi w! v l \: k> dir-mpk ilie .nr at t t r e t s k_ ! makes :< leaf .haT `s I ip-iii resemble :ke in, v dappiet; of a c o w f ike parr r-r !" :ii.[ ->.U IE jll-'-Ch 1 :1C . d:C ^ h EU1 i ^ pUJ: jllUips M1IO .ic- ;n:n A wiaciL' apa rsi km shnuhLr fur ; second like the linger of an awusitiy h.md. a iki.-bi and :i re pun I ; :! U i \\ ink .o h n del f.wiet i i i.n i die h . iiiiii. in it id tan o;ms- R. \ .1 u is Poineoi'e I i as npdv s.ud . ",\ sulhcicn; m;mher of uapshontmt; clubs in a slate is heiici dun the hf.M pimrc law." T:ur jnttli of iliis is proved he i he fan i hai nun\- trnpshoonnp clnf'S c u t i - -rrrarc ihem-eh-es panic pmrecrire nnjanizalions, and ::i the `-ame time uftei ait .u.cepiahk sahsonite far hiunint'. Ns a feature u! c o .j ii:rv-cluh ire, trapshoocinp is sreuti ile prtiwinp in pcpxiJiaiiy. This is tmlv natural, ns the spar?- irresis ril'd v at tracts flic amdainr enrhusuisr. i manv of die mast exchas \ c elides, trapsliooiitii.; lus as nunv followers as an v ol i iie otiier rpinies. \ istt one ai the hip annual shoals, and hehtnd the traps m.iv he jutiitd cmiimh we;: h li Jepi eseiHc<I i a make Cm/Mis poor tot tlie niessayc; I'u t in dun. brief :itcrwtl. die ['tide -at h\- uiitipinstm. 'I hese shoots arc nar-oiul in churat ter. s-nre dav piceiin rariorv has been si:-jn.-ered to .anns itiehidiipp .niHjmz the coiiresrants men from all sicrnrs of 1 ir in ye S eaU and lie scorer's emry are made l-.efot;: ilie Untied Scales and from e\crv walk ol life. lee ^rnokn py shell he-; lit: yr.r>nd . die next ynnncr of Xu otiier sport alters so nunv attJ valuable rewards for this humai i Psnew of i 1 *:: times t i peace e;dU nr r .he rea.-u. hit1 . .i.... .:... 3.i .. !: Li . 1 .i . : is oil. ^ i i\, 1 sj ^ me i.j r.iim. 1, doesn't iu We have ; 11 seer skill as does trapshoonnp. And in no tidier sport can tlie j`o\ ire su quiclch rise 10 fame. To ip hies, mci-al.s and price'' are within easv reach ol the sltooier xvlio apj^hes i -cm war; i ha; was. Hnwcir ii\ niastcrinp the pri iciples of Trapshootintf V. here d ere is .'wmc s; ;d to he l i. T trapsii4h an ip Vv 111 \iii|\c oppuritniH:es are piven h\ local couirlv and k:;e h_:;re > ha Liim lor ;Jd V-. 11} in.e 11 ; our met . slate 'Tonis fur the eorresratu to bee-.mte laimvn. As lie ihe sport ai fi.-rds : ;W Olh !: lea :w ol ' .Atnmriy wdl; i! \\ n i : 1 : : ic ; i v dec hick ot pare in d11 ek;u> j ai 1 at ed do- jcwin'es p'nii:iene\ a n:i pm ms in Lunfulenec, ihcatna cm irapsfs.;HPirr rnav look torwa'-J to ilk: dim.: when he new rrK ?> -\ane-- t i:itv lor ; ie r:eLC>sarv so h: op; in hi:ns-elt aiul liis c'h.ih i lie hoi or ol wtmrinp die Mi Ex* i\G`. w am we sivcrea-niti sn-mecnev et panic hi-.--, <. raaic c i.Hii;airki;:p. or sueep-ir:j, : ac held m die h.j.sian:. -ho.wah --hotwiais vonid w wane xEniVis becomc ru: \vs.i:ni. : tie S mi hern. I he d;u me ( - i,im . the Soni h - wrowib .i Tim ;e't. weia '-i tiei fur t ra psheoti ny wc mc : - i. iir ; he Uran-d American Nandicap. In .ill thesi 1 nu.. tin. sport dt.Ko- no; appeal rrj die "panic hop" rimnuonen.s :j><_* priwlepc of contestitip for Irnpines and a !*u *s *pi wsiHi. tor file almost ca jiipiccc dej Rjpiilaa-.oj pj.,;e> is resmcTcd to the am.iTeiir shooter. Here lu: owr iab.d and k nests. Inn frupshuoimp. tines niakc ima-ts Uirn svhn -pv nil fi is nun plane with re.'pm in a s[ i n; ,i ii.j 1 as; wyappc.d tot he rcai > purrs in am to \\ nose s.!.:-;)tv -!;4 skilp since in all the major trapshooting evctit- e.ws rPc curie lit a yen is so:nr*h h i.", ,iln to iTmsir; m i!h s cnimtrv die Ciunpet ttor> arc earchiily elassiiicJ. In 7/n ' :d i: itcK-Kuztti' NOW DUCO CLEAR FOR HOME USES A HtH* i(dih-tiou to the T)ttco lint, t/scjid :r/wsyrei\yot/ ffcs/rv to t/pplj j :////(k-clrj ///, :Oid J.nwihh finish By S- L- Jo h ms t o x ' HIS announcement of Duco (deaf for hiush appfiea The development of tins new product is particularly Ttion in the home will i merest all (ionic Lners ami inieiesnng and important in connection with the problem honic o\v ?crs. part ten lath' those wno Have already useodi keeping 1 lours tn presentable condition. The quick- tiuco in colors and srauis dunn.tr the pasr w-;tr; lor ever drvjng tea Hire is of course outstanding, for while it is >!;1CC the ar:nouncemenr o! Duco lor k.ind\ dome uses, quite possible to forego the use oi pieces of furniture for L"arK in uy_fd there has been an ms is rent, pcrsisrem d,e a few days while they are being rehnished, the floor is sn.md tor a 'clear" possessing die same inherent qualities. quite another matter. Just imagine finishing the living . ^ hen Duco for brush application was first announced, room door in the evening, and then putting the rugs and 11 was expected that a clear finish would be immediately furniture hack in place before hed-dme! That is only one Jvaifable us a companion o> tile colors which are so pop example of what can be accomplished with Duco Clear-- without sacrificing durability or permanency of finish. ular. BUt the development Or picture finishing the dining room furniture after and research work of elu Pont breakfast with Duco (dear, and triumphantly using it at ^ he mists had not progressed lunch time! htr enough to make that pos- While thiT quick-drving lent are is outstanding, in com >|l,l''- Duco in color* was in parison with other 'aiming ;n,?ten,i!s, yet in other r"oduced a iittfc more than a respects Duco and Dum (Tear have a dwrinet appeal to H'ar ago; t her ; few iiio h iIa huer Due::* stains were per Consumers and master puinters Ease oi application ss important. Duco Clear l s exceedingly simple to apple. It meted. And now Duco Clear completes the line, ane. is flows our smoothie under ihc brush and levels om quick h ln cweiy respect worths" of its prceecessors. wirbom showing brush rtuHcs. And it dries with, a hard, I he importance of this latest development is rtaulilv durable finish that will nor scratch white, nor turn wli:re apparent when one considers i he various surfaces in the in contact with water. l^oriu:. where new brightness, luster and beautv are Je- Aside From the use of Duco Clear in the home, either as xmil on natural and stained wood, and where a qinck- applied hv a painter or home owner on small surfaces, drviijpx durable finish is nee*k*d. Duco (dear, like rhe there is a distinct advantage in its quick drvmg that cotnix and stains, posses-es die same qualities that have makes u adaniahJe for use in schools, hotels ami oil ice `Tiace Duco vvell known as "die imish olTndur ng beautv.'' buildings where jloots, woodwork and icniitnre must Duco (dear is intended for alt types oi* ulterior surfaces, be quickie ivhn idled and f.u buck in me. Heretoiore, such as Poors, woodwork, furniture, boo to this has nof been possible except m cok*rcd eifeces hut ....wherever the color and grain of wood now i t li Duco Clear die home are to be preserved and beautified. It is of owner, the palmer, the hotel course applied with a brush, and is ob manager, the hu ild mg or school tainable in various size packages to superin wardens can keep up ap lu ;;nv need, large or small. It may peal rance'S mr those surfaces lx: recognized bv die now familiar v\ here transparent brightness dark green can, and the du Pont and luster are essential. Duco Oval. It is obtainable iu \(H on! v is Duco (dear paint and hardware stores every adapted tor rediashing work, where ar the same stores now bet i: iu.iv also he used on new carr. ing Duco colors and stains. surfaces J i recti v over die hare {Csnthmed m page r d) 11  r 'i?v .4 ' KEEPING P .. ; fK - -f -r ! .S'.:'" Mi" ifi' 13.::: "4ft "" '!&->i. -; i< ' ' ?. V tt it f; i *.;( hu $ * i;'%. } f=* V- ./ JBBBBSSShSBSmM tSii:}'1!:# . ` \ f.$ ;.*!# ,J 4 -Hi * r " J "i: .* >:* & * A,fcr K: >, dtftft , a-;;..,;.: , wb . . ;;; zT-zWz-;;'-.2z..-:.;..;*.';l;l MPIJ : --r -`t* -- ..........** ' > : : I.-, ; r> -- * lifp fT' v. .. r, S>1. - ' ......^-s<p r-w- -fK . i If i *(p? ^ i *r t V <*'(? *;y*;> ;i*T:TT:?\ ^^Ip JSv *L`>. BBUBiiil m to .'< a< . ! 1 . u1 * iw ^ ' -;: ;.T|1 -*'* . r- : --- - - - ; : -------- ! ..............." : :'::: : * \, < 'V. J Ht &1 : !. 1 : f. ' .-.."'TI*........................................................... ,. "!!?/ ! . ': : If!*' ' *' i:: r:-.- :- -- J-Hi*B7--KB*E*IL*ri - E;^'rr:=- =-f r EllE -* mm I..-.-.*.".1........ , . E: ^ Bgi--glgBgwMWMMHlag if in : j P .. .v ; a ik: J { ' ; it t :;<> M ? j '! . 'i .'i .. ,- jp * 4 * * d s *: V:?:. ' ' - .A... :!*: : r; . . . . I ir'Tf * * liUjii.iiiisiiF 1:,,,,i .. - -= ' * is! *! <i : . :* is; .^ "^iT ------"' i..'/ISsIllM 1 ; ' - . i,-^sia ^ . af''* - *\ fi `A'i'-'-......... OWN SHADE COSTS IS NO PROBLEM NOW 1 sl thc escape the expense oj InpmM nfinmmmt. for the manrial !nh1>K tracL-W ^ T" tboie ,bt af' time shucks hm tire som American biaUmp so opnppal I1'1; ,,Vcr Jlc OHim-y. executive'' of large and sm.tl i. ua!U{u,,45i,(rc tllnljng toDti Pom Tout ino as a Og'C.il YU U) Odr window Nuuk requirements- Alien it 's `O' that Fominc shades are waterproof anti weather 'lT tlnu; they can hr washed dean repeatedly with s*P . v`arcr' that thev arc infinitely more Jumble than Oc "'jT'7 s,,Jdc, it is nut surprising that they are selected >i building requiring the best. _ Pfnx of Timnne's nusual qualities it is much less f"l r*' dimrv th.m t|K. u]j Nvvk- painted or tided tvpe ''W doth. Tnmme overcomes the three main cumes ''W replacenteur. rain, cracking an.! Tm. 0>nsc- ` WT.a-Illems always a "In be..'" to the EnH- ;'vccuitvc'...arc riU,!ceJ to a mini mull. . - 1 these page-., ;lVc s|luv, ,, a iuv of the country's iuie-c ;rhlSs- tkc windows nf which have been shade.! nidi Etme have hae shades installed for wars am ` .'ask1"J. managers have reported an unbftsev.iH y low ."p`URc d replacements. Further data peruunmg to tn..'!llil ! h i tine wa-luiblc window shades can bep>H .ff-by writing tu ii. 1. ,JU bout dc Nemours X f.om- y ' "C ' Newburgh. New York. ,kO title-shaded buildings pictured here are HiA-ww.v, Vum ' 7 'l;',doR- !,|Tv I, Plokuiciphn Kwfprpel, Atl.mmouv '--Oj, 14, i- ''' r|:r-'! O 1 iotv] 01 v,1Jii:, New \ tuk Vli ^ C.hicu^o *\V<`IlfTA i_J - . f H^:'H,trS|KVlU-rr U*V- WV-ni`K. '\UV'K'-%JnCt';'w iKla,"n%sas H t m'h |*V * tlriciSchcj-ci e h ! v, New Yuri-: ( Nu1cslp:uJ.J'n| n,bc.iaCN. New York s.-C' , OUin .Schou.. YonV;r>. Nr Y,',^!,n ' ^trnnroucck. New Yo: k .r Schaal* lv*MotlU!S-Iowa ^dh(i|.:,,7Lu. ^-'^d -u I. Wi * * i u i>4iron - 1X:1:h a ire m;,. i-l.yfr-iV. t .nnui r.ikrcuimis Sanarooum. Youngstown. Oh,o V-uJ'" Irvi,T'KI- \\-w- Jc s-m-v _ K;u^,is V.'itv , Niis:-Ouri ' ''r. M; !!>!- n.. .i r *' _ tjfic 131.7 l^OTS'T. Xutja'z.i n< 9^3 The line of hole* for the Moultrie, ditch, blast often led through pools of muck and water as shown above, JRight-~-a dynamite storage house near the scene of the blasting MOULTRIE VERSUS MOSQUITOES Al: /-./V;./ for )\\fi s' hy j constantly hiawish?? mjLrrhil Jcnm r, a Gcoruj city escaped what ;?i?yhr have Inch' scr/ous uMSi'qt'tutcc c. I h/s is ,/ report hy a mad '`ox the jo!/" IX wdeed are the Cities which .l j B) L. M, I \.\ r k a o v 1 c-ineh p jx;$ carrvtrsy raw sewage from F 'i mv an\; nr another hit \e n. n been uo:'iU,o---:;-J M- wru .ai u>i> problems. Proper surface dram- the city empty into the same swamp, opposite the southern houneayv of the cicv. The m.wejui ro ,n:e. emmem: disposal ot waste, me strict supervision of nuisance with its arrendani: malarial dangers started when die sv.ncr uippiv will general!, v preclude the possibilities the packing plant was ursi: put into operation, some wars ot imbca!t hivJ living conditions. Nevertheless, when the prior to i yis. mm nit-on problem becomes ,iaiic. .is sonic: imes is die The volume of waste troin rhe plant was estimated at case. ,ki iih i 20i;M he taken ejmekh- . about p.M,ooo gallons a Jay and rh.tr from the cilv ,cwci In oac such instance down in Georgia, <\\ naniirc was lines at about yixyooo gallons a Jav, dry weather flow. chosen b\ health authorities to help ye: rid oi a serious One am thus appreciate the unsanitary conditions oi rhe J!)o>i.piit\s menace, ut-rihiited to uncnmimmlv had waste swamp wirfi nearly a million gallons of packing house shsj'osai. iiiAZ Jvna nn te proved an able crusader cun be waste and domestic sovjyc emptying into it each dav and yui lie red irein lilts article hv Mr. Clarkson, ch icf s.uu rare with an extremely small creek flow to afford dilution. m;iuxcr of riic Gccrgia State Board ot Health. Meamvli! le the people ol Moultrie were beset hv hordes of inoSQuEtocs. Tile cite was in danger of losing out as a X!-u;one. Georg:,] a arc oi population. i> the uHo: v seat oi l.nkiiiiiL ( .oimi\ m the southwestern ran " t no- -tale and in cvumiov with other iauaieipakties in cite niroR. the eicv riac. sis musum l o premblem. On;.- u-i MoiMricN chid commerced assets is a packing p-lam. dn wisk; nunerj..! from which is piped Co a point about IV. L ke die cats .uni die re do posed ot ui the Okapdco i .reck . I his stream had an :11-drained channel w hich caused hood wa let s to spread uses .aid remain m an .u Iu l c .u s w amp. I he added contamination from thc oaagnter nowe caused the cuv s niuspnt::.) problem to reach -diaruinu proportions dam g ivp.y Moreover, two commercial and rcunst center. Visitors actually avoided It a! night. Such was the situation when rhe Georgia State Board of Health was called upon for he!p Juri.ig the summer ol i\)' \ d he write** visited Moulrne .u that rime and spent several J.iys stuJvtru; the problem. A map of rhe cuv >mJ iiLMrhvsw.jmp was made, showing the run of the creek, file extent oi the swamp and rile points of waste disposal. S forth, alterwards, a recommendation was made that a treatment plant lor packing house was re he msuHcd, another that the ciry of Mouhtie install septic ranks tor sewage disposal. A third suggested that the cuv of 14 -7/iX DX" PON'T.SUic.-civitrii-- Vioul rrre.md; he packingcorrquin , ar [ointexpense jechan n'-i [ Ilc creek rhrougii the .swamp fora distance u( about lour mile-., using<b nairate for rlu: wan k. Of these recon) f^enJ;uiunon?y o ik w .w accepted the drainage project, :\i es :.nate w ;o them made of Use Cost ui biast mg out tllCi Hir-mise d],i: nd. a carload uf dvanmiic \v:o ordered hum UK Ja Pont (.omp.mv, and : me el it's ditching ex pens c.une to Mutittrie io stpcrviw the work. Pehn'chatid. tlie wnter made a suiwcv oi t he a warn pam.I staked of? a straight' u h .h k - for i-tc new channel, which was to he approxi nurcK even feel wide across ilie lop. Inc and onc-hatf feet j u'-* e across the bottom and ;jvc and onedutli feet `4CC'P d channel uf this si/C was competed to he large enough ?< cu"rv o.i ;m ivcrage amount' oi' water tcom die diairugc area. It was estimated that one row cl Judes beared iiUeen ti - eighu.cn inches ap.irt, Lour feet in Jcpf h, *jnd with shree to lour cartridges to* the ho c. woukl gne ole neceswrv crejss .section which was computed on the nasis oj two :uu\ taree quarter cunie yards per lineal toot. ^ was also oMWibrreJ neew-sarv :o Uvd es*tri lor slump-. the writer c.mrun her cun-mend the ski** of rhe dtt Pom demui'strator on this iuh, After making sC\eraS test shots to determine the amount o; do : Heeded per Sinca! foot, he obtained a ditch w u I; a Cinsx Section shglulv larger than the one des*g' e i Thw work was mxompl ished in the fall of i hut below iuul measurements could he taken, a r reason set' in which made further work ;m ' osm de It t lav he scaled, howcur. char toe Jirsr I'oud it Qcu ditch increased it hotli in width and depth Preparations (or the blasting were CM'ricd i -n timler sonic ridicule. Manv expressed the Dpi . t'Uf die taxpayers' tnonev was [icing stjuundo i d aiU| dutr conditions in the swamp would onl riu-'L" wuisc hv fvawlng. Bui when the* saw d:c '-p-etnaeuh'i demonstration on the tirsi dav, at : cite rt which a clean ditch several hundred re,.; ui ieugfJi was exhibited, rhey departed satisfied Latch subsequent dvnami te blast sounded a death knell to the mscCi p-csts wdiich had lor veans toniicmed and tried cite paner.ee oi the good people oi Mot*.me. Inspection** bare been made >f tins ditch revefa. times since if was complered. \ L has passed through die winter hood stages, and ?s not only gw mg entire sank act ton. but -,i is meeting m even" way the requirements Lorwinch it was designed. \ recent editorial i:i the Moulrne Qky. r/v pointed u> f he fact that i lie stream and swamp which. w:a> once a seeding mass of corruption has now beer, ch.mgwd into a sparkling brook, straight ana swan in scs cuiirsc ioo sw iJr to allow Mrs. Mosquito :o icsr jpor tlie surface and deposit her eggs. I:ie fnile refilln'ed lor f.ins work rv tfie use of dvnanme was about ten vktvs. k would have taken many months ei t her by ham! labor or much mere aiul the cost would have been great!v increased. This project so tnifuencud other Nvork nrnr Marti;ne that when there is now :i drainage iah to he done in that I i li a v, the slogan H "Du it with Dream gmJlf mmf xtr&i 'm * b fflBail f v.V ribfiffc'v \?"j Ifc-Bndn Ah.nv- I Ins ix /n>* (mr .ti'i.rnp it ft i'-i /ii'i'iimifun v i/vat';n.e haa been c;.nnt;iet--d. :\U ur.iicrbru.'h .j :mI l>r-mUu^- tiH'.'TTri iii i' nti-uy u n d r f-? stuinf'* sh\>n n ru'fV iivrir ia.uleti C?: I K'i rh -Aar^'.v {.`i\!yieirnitc Bans V -- 0,.,,i o.i Dcfwrt - W3m XV'. ftlsk.. ; ^ men! t'jnet-J--.- end Ju U'Ouui'.i/ m<*si viLiuiip' ii A'i'iuin ,>/ f/it* \fcJnlirie Un.'/i ,./uiifh ii/rtT i'r/nU.xi, c*a- haU iSiVtt/iui n > tfiirC. .W>f ' rA.it UmmiiW H >if' ri'.it/y in /> r i if r .% .v. i. u I i*r, .; * . St.'-s-hets .L-efu-ncd and ttidcned m - W the iku* rKmm'f 15 <## `--'tic DIT POTSTT./<wi no Q& "aIuT !" '! ^Jl 1 J ^fAOAXINI \ppw Duco with a dean nr ncv\ brush having long, soft bristles. 'This does nor mean til at a ca mdA hair brush should be used. Almost all paint dculci s sell brushes rli.it will inter the requirements, and vuu should have no difticidtv in sc let r:nr? one. But t his matter oi a dean hrusii ;s important, for vou cannot expect to obtain a satisfacittry job with one Idled with old paint or dust E- F ni: m\ > r.?-: \,-\ux r > ,s < o mp a s v . Ar. voiauw :u\. n. :.%v. ..\i Keep the brush well Idled. Dip it into the Duro almost up t:u the metal ferrule and wipe the bristles liglith on Xu! irE/'f.'.v, if c \ fiir !. v w-waxm;;; ......................... i ;mv i/ . . ... i!..-.i--.- i p*:f.!**- in.-*. ;-nru v:;h ,r,Wr, A! ; rtiJ- ;:: ! illn-.rr.:t: ..' ccpt !>! "> tv.r'vi:!; - rw:o T' nI u . ricrtrorvpcs wl r-- i-v !':: h.- I :>. :: < i 1 rr:j .::"U the edge of rlie can, so that the material will not dop oil Apply the Duco smoothly, quicklv and cvcnh w-iili as few brush strokes as possible. The Imal stroke slv.ndd he made umurd the section vou have finished. 1 no or more caiats of Due:) should he appl :Cil. allow ing XX MO V, !`>J' \ ,. ^ about one hour he i ware u coals. You mav hud that the Duco will become ;lrv :o the toutdi in ;i sfmrter tune but an flour's lime shouid be allnwetl for proper hardenmg- THE WAR WITH SPAIN' Duco shouhl not he ajiplied owr freshlv painted, var H!. ;;--"cr i!;usr':;niun rhi>. mondi ]'!Ti.r;n's one of 1 he nished or ciumc-al surfaces; that is to sn\'. surfaces Ttonmo incidents uf dm Sp.uuslvAmerican War. The painted or (unshed within six tv or nmetv duvs. >. !i:in.:c up :-,in hj.o I hi! j * perhaps the best-known mih- Duco ( dear may of course he appl red over Duco colors firv cv ph 'if, and :s tvoical of the dash and deienninrif ion or stains where a higher luster is desired, and in such s\i\h w bleb a i s-. ;'ii `.ei > .nu; sailors fought in Oiba. cases the usual dry mg time of one hour should he allowed IVt io R.-.co and :he Phi!ippine? - These men contributed before applying 11 c clear finish. .1 i.iinpc-er ro Arucncar liiMorv. Du Poiu bWoio records this period as a rime o| peai Mress ,ind press:ire of work. When Presidcr.r .Vickiolcy Ax hired war in- April, iS-.pk Goven:riicnt txscrie supplies . a powder were unusual! v low., and the J a Pont Company ams asked ?o increase irs capacirv fur inanitacfuring brovr p-r j < m .me p w der for the Nave from -poco to no,coo poi:nds a d i\ . >ix?i d.rrs hirer rha: production scale was reached, and ac no unit- was the tiovernnuu cripplal for vciiH of' i his muicdab When hostiJtries ceased m Angm:., cue du Pout Company permitted the cancellation of a Govennnaii. order lor w.-xu:o.c pounds of tins powder, without ceinpensaiioii. After die war p~ism;nic powder hecane obsolete and \v;?< replaced hv a new t.yp-e, da Pont smokeless. NOW DUCO CULA R. FOR HOME USES KO STRAPS NO BUCKLES TUX' Open! Snap! closed and locked. No straps no buckle?: no unnecessary outside trimmings on ihe new Fluploek Brief Oise! Meat in apneurusiCe, tjuick ro open and dose, the Flap lock case a Iso has one nioxt: important and dist inct advan tage when it's closed it's locked. The only thing that holds the cover to the case proper is the flap which must be snapped to the lock in order to close the case for carrying. This flap is sewed to the front of the case proper, just above the lock. In the cover \\.h v .. over iiller and stains, depending on the eJlect there is a strongly rednforced desired. slit, slightly wider than the flap. When the cover is DocoOear is a disdnenve finish, differing in character dropjxa.l, the dap slips through the slit cut for it and is from the usual painting materials. According! v, par- snapped into the lock. Simple e:isv ro operate...near in ncuia-' .mention should he gjv c d to the directions on the appearance I package, so that the desired results mav he obtained. This case is a great convenience and time saver, par First, the surCce to he iinished with Duco should be |X!t- ueularlv for lawyers, salesmen and business men. Map- L-c l Iy smooth, clean and drw Ad traces o! wax', oil, lock school hags are aiso made for children's use. Sonic grease or furniture polish should he removed hv washing are made of nrhoeru'ed material, others of Du Pont Fr.bri- down with turpentine. And because most paint and var koid and still others of cowhide letuher. Many of them nish removers contain some such substance, it is neces- are equipped with outside document pockets and with sow Fiat this treatment he followed whenever a remover irom one to live separate compartments within the case is used to take oil rm old finish. Not ab.vavs is ir neccssarv itself. to remove chc eld tmish. 11 the present ;inish is in good Additional information about the new FJapIock Brief condition, the Duco can he applied direct after sanding Case mav be ohrained bv writing tlsrecr to the Mardo urn! cleaning work has provided a smooth, dean surface. Lcaiher Goods Co., 105 11 \Wooster St., New York Ckv. 16 Did POTsT. i<acurztrh> LET'S GO SHOPPING nju* we see sowr of those pretty things, mice so quickly soiled by bundling, but tiow nivitmgjy fresh ami clean in their transparent Cellophane wraps Ax uLvl shopping dnv! Mores -L iT)irong*-d will; crowds of women Ih AIU.I'Y x:H *auv suggests, id lose a hrtf;? darker shade, please. I think this one *uuj jiicn, searching examining comp;rmg~ biiviiqg wil do, perhaps." The element of doubt billows her dcr us follow a woman shopper lor a tew minutes. Into discovery thur these stockings, like tile handkerchiefs, J Slurt: y .v go. It's a drv goods store, and there sin. is look also show that mane other shoppers have handled them. U1" 4r da idfwrchiers. Hundreds oi then? on s. is pi ay, thou Sudden!v she notices at die other end of the counter an s'incsninrc in i'oxes,hutwhocanyiiesstlietreli.iracierisiiisr assortment ui hosierv ncat.lv displaced, each pair wrapped _ ^de p:c.cs up one handkerchief that strikes her lancv. In sparkhng, transparent Cellophane. She approaches, * dad, ii s soiled bv huger- prints! A not ltcr one she ad** feels one sample to assure herself or its qua I it v, quick fv mires- hat it's just a mile smudged wirh dusr. Disup Selects die shade desired - and tile sale' is nude. l^nr:.ei. d:c puis a hack on the counter. Less time lor the trans.icuor. more freedom of choice ^ nere s one, exquisite in color and Jecoiauou - - and - no chance- ol getting a Soiled stocking that's whv HxnlcwU dean. Its wrapping of trxm.pareot Cdlophanc cmnuueis and dealers alike are pleased writ this new wen* M!,ws :i moicCied visibidrv freedom from the dust of of wrappang hosiers'. ! t sell* on sigh.. handling. Str.tiigliLc\av she buss it. On tiie wav inn oi die store isur sltopper is attracted to ^ u make possible the displuv ol handkerchiefs on die in appealing, display oi wash cloths; each cloth m a wrap C(H:iii;l t fm move ;uid quicker Miles, and at the same time lo insure that hunJke**d: id's shad reach ci scoircr< m a Clean, liyyamc condition. a transparent wrapping matel,*'M]ax In ig been needed. And (.dlophniie meets that dun shows the color and texture and also keens it per tectlv dean She can't rr.sun dm impulse Co hiiv "two of the blue and iwo oi t fie red. ' And so with her package of purchases. all wrapped with ( .-llopli.me, she leaves the iieec, 1 o the dealer rhe problem ol: b^opweu hisses and lessened profits building and is soon lost in die , throng. ----- ... * 1 h.mdkc-vh sefs is solved. . **hnu o.i! shopper pau.w:' .n die ko~ s`cr.v counter. . .. --i / ^I .............."..... "% "2 > Hosiery, powder puffs, wash cloths, hand kw duels, batlirob.es and mairv oilier an Ides are now ^hiy | help you?" inquires the xdes girl. 'What color and si/cJ ` _ ^d.e nine in a gray. I think." rc- being marketed in Cellophane. Let. one shopper or a hundred examine die p-oduct, there is no fear of dust i'',Cs rhc shopper. Out from the shelves Co|ne the ' gravs" hi boxes, eye'll OSK r he openec for inspection. .\r least a dsv.eai samples arc examined, and then or of a possible smudge from fianig. Cellophane delivers the mer chandise as dean and unsoiled as when ii led the factorv. cJfie Old POINX. ffrrw^f?tr> ^C'nifjiiierciai Miisr-urs, Philadf-lriliia Model of a Chilean nitrate bed, showing the principal operations in mining lhe ore. In the right background it is being loosened by explosives, while in the. foreground workmen rmiy he, seen breaking up the ora and loading it for the crusher DIGGING OUT NITROGEN I)--;:* 7/ //; <'./'//.: !!(>;< nUhl < oj i o h ' O unydn oix contdninpi this idhtdhii: t/y, i?i?}.h.\i -;fhhi pn-jr/yu! lor x}>tp)urat tinh ywry man . k ; h.P C A - d J;e ; .JCnE.i i: U URV Wit I; : "k. el-G M 11 : G U Gw G - C . "C ..W.iV; i.'iJ. it 1> C^Wi! ! i J i h : ; iu ;G ' ; ::s h VTG> , T WP 'G G L'CT I: ! i L/..r PTlGrMe !d HE pp;G: uchkuh' CCSW-' ;,l ;v piVwril. EG-. da.. ^ 'liT: t >j Ii . G*Ge~ ; ;`i G/i rP.T'CU- K > !G t.G' <,,.h*le. Iklt Iirur-lu I'MliSi \ G:d: ?`. : hi; d'ii i' 'iiUG i!G . ,N i -ul.TV -I f :`l togl. G ED J L l s CO iiipiKLilds IS be i r!;.e t c iGccIcniei f ?'s<;s! u ui. It mav \ -'.:k-cc ' G, l m; ~hi. iroru Hn : g." ur ID C.on]v !!Jf !.;i A::!: d'el C leiUCl' S - - !;. ; C i *. se:*VC E VElielV i >i Gwllil '::r|G\ - ESI.!, I!' >01:0. O' pPitliculh I'DSC ils kb:!: .-rv i i;i i'ntEici ivi n ri w ,-ga :! i r-j i he ,< ir and g i .Ihl.v cicic 1>. ihv.< nUEil.iilicj. N\ idlOiiS Silt I'OgeU, cilllCT i r Co" il'C : ; s s' i * i! I. rheiV \Mul.l K: tin p| oil' Ilk:, and : :-i;soG-E.n: I ' Go .i :1: II: ;l I . ik . J i le \\ Ol'ld WtUlkl he deSoI.Hi, - Vdi-Gupi E-' g e /w w aGiiaG r oi ni.riigGi n being o.i mewd d e c ;'! \ wr c.tr-_.t jt - on ilu .iic, the ruin n.Gur.k "i-G ;-..:iD.: . i;t c i;u: j * : J :*i ::! NCK.lUiU Sls-5'.Ue -..EOud ' l \i i k: : E I 1 j N I L*c. ' ' I i .i!:u>.:r:;v >s -:. uir^,>tc- ir \meric,.:i : e ;v J ut j u :!.a. : j -*:-d * ;;o*.;i>UEj>. The Je Poit: - * :*':. '.I : -,r ; i xrCu. HT-U'H ^!G 'k ! i ,U'l Connections k J :ji or !: :.s i- !.-!? fGO.EC ECic!, 'li.-MVO-. ii:i r.:o * *:i ;*..*-* -uh-. oi " n g g i : h.>> -x -.-.j i a Ks*ic . i.-r-'u/.c \ . \ ;o[ !lcr <>*c: k:l J ?* i']'!CD HEp:il Cluk.j!! ;sisr. r:j hcJ' he .ilc-iu; ft)u ;irJ : iiu :H on'-'V i r.i1'! r 1 r t , r, . sc ' n iini,> . iL.u-r k'o.T- iCickrc i K r-i n occur rrepuicricc w i ,ic >-i on- vvm.h . .u-.ens niiiLi' rolls. Tk:r c-rc ' riiCEth ,k n mvrhurhLit from Llii'cc to iouv :ccr <hi,!', hi jiiiiuivj! the t'nc "c.ilichc" -workmen sink '`[u t >s " c' rrO'-pccuro hoks ;u the hrsf sicp. Fine mg a proi ircnve isi i, i lie priJS'/'ect'mg bok: ih He eIc r ! e ik I the lire, broken uj' flic cJiargv's oi black hJaMini; j'OsvJcr loadcat mh o ilie bnttofM ol the taros, sorted i;iu hv the wokiiiui anil piled up read* in In,id on c e is . IU- means or kink v uo-ns nnnmnc in er [precarious t.racks, i he i >re is tl'ico :akcn n j die main plant, som-etirr'es heeeral mih.s a w a y from the beds, crushed, and rhen allowed Co descen.-.i h\* pr.ndo m?o a IcHreia- uf rmk< where boiling w.ti-jv xliGsnhces ,:hc uirracc from rhe ore. Tne strong ' h |ih ie , with the nitrate in i.u.s|xmsiiju, rtma oil Into wrdinp ranks and l,ir;r iiuo slulhnv crvatallizing pans a-, hcua is|'ir i mol i; ig. I Ik : um ;r f i; lies h im ; s. 1 fir semamiug 'icjiio" is dtained uh .1:1.1 us;,! again, wdiilc the pm\ salt :> dH^.-efeJ into cars, ir.msponed m centrifugal wrmgers and l':'ee-J of excess veere*-. 1 ater if rs allowed to drv in l lie Mill. ; b'e ;xH step n sn '-pi\ mg vinencan mdnsirics 1 cil Giir.it.c i* 1 c 1 'eJw s haLTgmg and tr,rco|':om"ig ii hv train to tht ena-t, where n o In i-Jed kami kghreis mm ailing .csv-h. Hi:< j-j-oevdnre is n-ecessarv because deep water ,n;d a heavv ewell pria.ludo die on:ldi:ig cr picas w>'K;lnsion. i n ndii. hi: mieiisiiri-if n know rha 1 in die mniino ::-J imr.oe, annf her kmd of "cvclc" ise'eo v._cj. Ii :s akogctficc pr jhahfc ih.O .1 pemanage of the* po iditct. smali ihmrgh I; mav hi', ali:a- having been sln'ppe,; ihe I i : r.: hr (e -' m;o ? he manuiari nro nr d 1 nan-- ro -- ri.i hirer rcnu'ii^ m i 1 s new garb m aid i-i breaking up E:Eie"!.d oi whud if w^s our a part. 18 f7/ie DI ~ PONT. U <U!U sCl TU ' C ! ivm>: ne with diihculry t hat tncnaatl Ache-and-Pa m inis im-.yr.enc neC vane'- dirceilv w;ik (he num vr ot I icia?n< hm dominance over Ehe human body, iiie.ging [unis ol wire in the coil. hom die great number and vaneiv of device's which arc In Lie Wilslnre Ring, urn r i im.-e oi im-c wire is wound hung <cr up so combat him. Time was when people it: ; circle anew. eighteen inches :n diameter; and ihe .uinph \t iniuJ and horc his attacks. Hut all is Jitlcreni whole. n ;iv c for riic necessary outlet ci-He. is CcUiloaalc hm%- Aldhnds lor strengthening nerve, hone, and muscle and neatly encased in a Fahnkuid jacket. The patient tissue* unheard of a few grntT;i turns ;pu. an: in wide simply selects a suitable location in die home, plium du sPlv.ki use lodav. rable into the nearest cleCtnc socket, sits or reel ires com late, numerous exPcrmntcn fun been rurnmy f on.; hi v within the log. and switches on die current `-^dr flu 111 die old and long-Odiu The insulation oi' the wire and ? hr ' ^cd JicJJ at uircmal medicine. 'ukl today are seeking the aid h stout, nun-metallic Fabrikoid pw:recr the user hid', irorr? nir mn>e- Jiti*rc recent ly studied iorces oi Ipipu and e-kctricicy ami radio- Ji.Ue contact, with, or shock Irom. rhe direct cnrreol oi the lighting -arriiv. \i>t HI such merba%fs. of Circuit; while Fie hodv or liir.bs c m h:i\e l he ei i Jor-wHics U of medical a uthuntios; hut iliev 4'e none the less indicati ve oi die rhe patient .-ill he seen, from the 111 us frail* m, to lie aireetdv vorlun the magnetic field eg" die coil, in 'iiiirasniy war now he my waged accordance w?th its HxeJ ed mvri .d '`-;U!is[ ihs^or a nd suffe r i ng. police. Turn Do Po n t M.u u /j n w f i icl j tnr ecu; lines were accept c l ! muse ask r.s readers to understand `ls Li,1avon`;;l-le inudems ol one s tha: in mvsvm'ing this desen p- l<>Jriv\ through Iric- uon ic des nor mean to vouch I nim ;le Pacific Coast comes tor die curative powers claimed fhe news oi ai: electrical appliance lor : he A i Is hire Rimy r.or to guar vdorh appuari- to he gaming wide antee ;mv results from its use. The P^jmlar i iy. f ts sales in rhe past ^Cw ^lomhs have reached amon - uneniion is snnplv to describe an imusii.tl appl iance wh ich has ishiny proportions. 1 r is called rhe evoked a gieel deal ol inrerest and Wdsfnrc I-On A-Co Magnetic Bed which adds one more novel appli also the Wilslure King anti has cation to rhe almost inmniHTable been designed and developed by uses than ha ve !x.vn loend tor Du Cay]ord Wilshire, of Los Angeles. Pont r.ibnkotd. It will he Seen t fiat ^ common knowledge that if the unique c*mbin.oioi: oi propel' a electric current be passed through a coil of wire, a special ties ol berny Impervious :o ruou-.o.iiT. ra.dih waslyude, dust- and j tion of magnetic forces, vermir-prooi, wear-resisnng and known as a magnetic field, wiJ I m- arrrnciivc in appearance, make- ^cantaneausly be set up within tne CQd. This ^ shown by the simple ibis material admirab)v saited jo: e j n eiastuo. experiment of bringing looselv l he 1-C )c-A-(a> ^lagnetic lvl< :s scattered iron filings on a card into r Id' ii-.! -'eeiii than swing at once in to orderly and w mmaricai oTaugc iiiauuf.iUtn-J Ip the Fma Conpc.?tv. gib A csr Eiglnr Sr"ea . Los -\;sge:c>, Cailikoma. branch cid.ces arc Uicaixu litiit when the current is passed through ihc surrounding \n 11 Franc?>co, Oakland, Portland, S-e.iu lc, Denver ;mc coil ^ or by observing the sudden del lea an: of i he magnet it Kansas Cipv. and plans are now under was lor die estab needle when a mariner's com paw is sabst mated for the lishment' ot a new iactorv at burl \\ nvre, Indiana, for card and filings in the first cxocnmeiK. The savne:h or rnuhvesiern and castern di.stnhution. 19 TAn DTT PONT, EXIT--ANOTHER COVERED BRIDGE }{./',/*!$ ids- tupn'sitv/*V///v /// ,/// o/t/ (rcorg/s/ bridge presented no difficulty, hut throwing down I he piers it\t.\ a special problem wh'uh was solved with dynamite o \i hv one covered rridires arc *u*ing rep] aced by steel and concrete By l:. j. wructu-'es. Piciurcw-ue and iipoealmg as tlu-se -old bridges ..re, ;he\ haw in m>w instances nuiiiwd t hear usefulness, iv'ir.: king chev will he classed ar.umg such jnin|ucs as .. w. cwv a ueur, hiic.nng j'aisrs a .id scores of other inrcri.^ni!;.: relics of bygone d.ivs. : here's the old owered bwige across the Chartahouchic Ri-.c,' ,u for: Games. Gsnrgi::. lor nwtance. i\ eras hush !:u alter six re \ C \ears Ki{ service. !t was cecide< di'.i;\.;uk: dw ide ienJjnarn .rid buik a new bridge m srw,jj. ,-\l-*i>*.si three veurr- ago a cornrad for this work w . o awarded. 11 > Mail t-w & \'a:T of A ta. 11ns :on- tnICI called foi' d.M I .i i: l 1 ing lile vu.lt '! d razing five brick p-iel s in a in a nnv til At wo.T; be an sow lOf) Ei> i t :s,, a run uperstructurc iXgdowr Ta 1 IlC v, l whvur k w .IS.ra.-olv AC CO mi lohcd. Bui a [ n n hie sunic proh - lei Y, j whet:l prepa rati ons \\ e te m a-J.e 1 1,. , 1 i/i- ;hc m risive b nek pi ers fi v die eff n "i u f !Vi ted ihia tl lev be il; town in a. iJiaal G : rec it -., a i a ;id m no case in to rhe ro ww hamud T! !Ol: pic:fS mea- 3-n re-..1 to m lee a i w rue nr v - S! X fee-t l i- die ha se an>.i v ere se vent v live r: hi!th . each on C iis i ru ,j i evi i i> coni. tin . / bricks. i. . ml *0 such nil:gc stru U.U1 *es be 1 a o:;gl. 1. M k s s k /k down in rhe limited space prescribed? The ujuUiUurs, icalTing dial tins task would run he easy, called upon die writer for Assis tance. hollowing an inspire: ion of die piers, and a study >1* die amdmons to he met, it was decided to proceed with die work, using dynamite. Accordingly, three gopher holes were driven approximately half way through rhe base of each pier. This work was clone hy hand. Then a single hole was drilled tit cacti corner and also into the two support mg tenters, whereupon the explosive charges svere placed and primed with electric blasting cap-*. Wlie?; evcrvdiing wms ready die slims were lired, one ai cer a mot her. In cadi instance the big structure colh.psed upon i is base in such a way that practically no debris was thrown into rhe river channel. The results were entirely satisfactory CO the army engi neers and to the contractors. Only two h uiuircd pounds of duPontdyna- m;re were required 10 raze the h ve piers. The work was done under the direct supervision <>l Mr. B. IT Waite, of Atlanta, Georgia, I Ins successful undertaking again demon strates how explosives can Ire of aid to contractors and builders in solving knotty problems. The dependability of du Pont dynamite ami its omsisrenr performance, when direcied hy those who are accustomed to h Hiding it. combine ro make difficult f*Dvi: Vvep.irinx W : j brine Ui'wti i>ru-i>J the. InV pi.'fs. "` 1.. "TipT 1 Ti hbTyv 20 work like this seem easy. Moreover, the diilcrencc in costs between the dynamite method and hand labor in razing bridges, buddings and other structures is so emphatically in favor of rhe former diat leading engineers and conrracrors are using dynamite with increasing freouenev. Mallory & Nash, in the instance reported here, razed the piers at Ton Gaines much more ijuieklv ~nd ai a much lower coat, than was anticipated. -J/ic \J l - }*'ON'T'.. ttiuta v,i ?i<> ANITY TOUCHES R CAR ^ fu fJcn' ih/ Pom So. " /./;/( uhnis i it jin-unon oj I'Virr wo!f*nst who isLi.i p-n dt /// ,*/1 suttnimxs oj ids tuaomohiU jnd J/,i iqit 'pmuU |!'l! = t-: in a "guod-looktng rig" has P cuinc down u> us from the ofc! -,ni'st uiKl Buggy Jays. Spotless leather. f Ucd groomed horse, and a carriage: hi 'Shiv jin, 1 ninHini.r gt-.r {!j which wviv !'a ;h h hr igJ:i and clean. Ji>t mgnishcJ *i I%| detail owner, li was in>i a !\\ us s ,i ol hnw much t lc cqaipmei-r Cost hut how nc;U h was kept. s tjiiitc Hit same evirh Hinder:! ino ~i): Cars. I he'e are cfUireK too ;Utr.iC J'at neglect. A man is still known A)v che neatness of his "rig." Perhaps the greatest incentive: to a Car owner's pride a,s keen Duco. You . See it everywhere ""-on small cars and 3U s h Mandard finish, J\ivorahly .imwii ihcwurLi our. And now conics diedu Punl No. t } im- i he motorist's i an - >T_pAUFTINOISH, IT \ C..MC j list as dt Pi'lit IX Ko in i he last' \\ nrJ til hod\ lunslies. so arc these ducc `Mi. - product's i dm |V!'N.p-.k' :H keeping Up -i ['" jii.atraiRi'N. In :.u i, !!,e\ .nc nee comm to \ iKir im*iu-r aum v.mi i a well Jic n W\. v omen. Olie n Ih u l season, Nu. 7 Dsu) Pol wh \u.s j vi omc i ia: ;i:n>c popular u i uiuubilc pol ish on i he irtrkci . out ouly A>: iXico-iU' shed bodies ;h u also for ; i auroniohijc roi- dies**- , kud ru:iim*l virrh.h or hrojnrr , ewans as p pol idles and leaves r o aih J-. m r. c:i rch ''ll>J- l L C.uii; aios no acid nr harmful mgredieuiN !U simple jpplving it \v:ih i MiiJ clot h :me running. :ne ung- maf lusicr ate' K`atit \ ol 11 ur rmiN ; will he regained, Yo. - Pohsh i-wiartls mu ice for inrnr isrc . u .h ^. \\ hen .ha ii*?., ta Ides, radio wav p*anos .mil ilnnfs hctume dull am! : j 111 e I'-ahhi! !g i\ i h N\i. Dure? Pohsh wjji make them 5lo, ` iiki'iicw. Nu. Atno Top l u. >1? ik>v\ takes its acc beside No y Polish, In de\eloping this product die Ju Porn i 'iiiiiiii:i\ ioi-' t'nr, ided the motorist \\ ulr snineihug he has !u:er. aw.iinrg lor .t loop. uu:e.. a ion finish 7 ihtit will not cheek, crack or lose its htster quicker. toe pruneniv inreoced :or aato teaps. 11 is also ox urnmeittka for use on trunk Co' it s , s j u c curt.litis, spare ri'v eovris, and even s|'circ ires. Ir si070 leaks, mttkes tops look 1 ik-.. to w, and can he us.'J i-n all coated top ma;e: in], whether made oJ ml'her or pnroxvhn -cuateif fahnes Ne>. 7 Auto lop f inosh is easy to apply and Cries over niuht. When the .u.crugc iiiotortst i:otes the highh polished nil Lei nimongs on li is nee. C.n`, 11 m witfi im in; le irepi- ;la:ion. ''tiomn i-o le a flickers id a ;ol> 10 keen theiii >1.1J1 \ 1 ! e mu He s. 1 0 ih .. Lien ;e:Can a id to his dis .nun um ip 'a 1 je i ecdic,.re*. Nu. ~ hme kid Pn lid:. hirst r.i all. this polish rer ;o\ e> ut m;sh : md r.on e.mis 4]U! tkh . 1 hornn J.hW. Ci>ilH detei N'j j non peispii '] IK; ,,, , , .i1n.. jpi taJia tor ijr hea. h-iu f i- . ,r ri ^ -i ^ iiL w Ju h o-r j'r od i C C ; rnsfomis the "spo Oi :;'S ", 10 ph air UM- i;; K.y \i > s tv:! ? a ir -unruim u; ..Cl a No sVie kef iA ink 0 mm -cxpl .si wo In- c i i n:u pc i or --it iii.n hr iiso.! on inir mecal '. \ it 1:r i : N: |] er u i 111 ;! u r tl . ! n u on haih-me'' d\:.. "CS or 1 a ; a 1) cop- 'e r. or;; ns IH' i hunimn 1 an rclm r uu m J hnidi *, -:i ri'g-jp. l ret Mi n'olcN ui hr Nickel Poin A : old fill 1 ll 1 on ci met. uv.n g the cn ire du Pou ; No .... f me *- li I gladh - he fern is lied m : hiO<i.- hue n-sri',1 in i .a-a pindr mu is l.'.]l!L'.N ts s'HHll d lw sci'-t uv . id. du Pa -u ..L- Ne iiiours L oin pa n v, hie.. i ie.ieral N 1 csi U-S Bulk!; 1 g. rx L1C ill, M: di gan. 1] s no THE PERIOD MOTIF IN TOILETWARE / /A' <</>: Cfii'Vi ; UihJ gfJCi-j/f! f / Hi'S oj ! Ik' J.////0//)' S/h'VJtfJtt (fvufjl !(`iff I i hi if/scIts s j, h/;};\ih!y to / /*> r //tvcv T Pyn///i? fhf/feru O of l I r Hi L, H. Sri Hi.1- Sheraton set. The dresser compact and .. I.i imam vaniev in their beautiful Grecian urn the world bas ever known rornw arc radically eh iff rent. The dresser compact also \\'a> Thomas Sheraton, who gave cx- includes a new and patented feature, the `"Tap Pact;/' predion io Ins an: in the beautiful which releases just the right amount of fresh powder penoc hirmlure, that bears his name. with each tap of the linger. Another piece worrhy of med Ike grace ot ime and curve found in ium is the perfume tray I .'/ur.it'i.'l't-'.iic Shcfatan, chair /-i.,a-e. ihe Sheraton plows has ever been a delight u> lovers oi fine furniture. The sank. dehewv oi deaig:! tli.it is so, eyp- wiili figured decora lion . 1 he Slierarun paiicni is displayed m leading k'.ii n: M-craion rentsi i urn mire has now been duph - ref a if stores and can be coed i'T 1 he r.cw period p.nu.ni of Pvr.iiin toi k t ware, had ir. complete sets in wbuThas heed apprupn.Oe! v called "Sheriilon These sOeCia I boxes which carry eivcvhd pieces not uni) embody Oh : r\pica! Siicratun oer Tie ShenUun Jinuil, sk.-:a;;n hut uko re pox1 we the soak:h p decora in:c dach or, i: desired. sets can be whiji m'c maiums ot the lurnnure. Planed wish just a few The ;u:tv p.orern also marks ... departure in rodetware pieces and otfiers added C.Tu cfkxo. Ben Li: I j ill pear! odor? are land i)-mt black arid from rime to time. amber, pi. mg a snaking and harmomoiw o iorr.mr: and an A e.escripiive iolder will entiivlv new and uncorrveimmal general ekect \vhich has gludlv he sent by the imen acmircb wherever show r.. Du Pom: V iscolonl Co.. From the accompanying ukotranon, vuu will note \ pa f ilch A vc., New \ ark mam imm various ia the art ides winch comprise :hc new Csrv. to anyone interested. Sinking pentl color* overlaid Ott %imh,n- and black jentuiti the neu! Shi-raton mirror 22  7/w 131/ r-'O'XT. .'u/*vc*: .icconip.inrnni i):-i ;rr.niom rm.v he opcne-1 without cue Dn vo.j ivaiciriher the J.n' hack in > ^s ' when mu) body m the t'nwr -W.u" -T u(Ur auiomohUe U.u. tij tteCc^si t s* of open'n :r the tn::m i ntrk cover ^ Tronsek i ranks ,tr ;llM> made t o ftilf-w k !< Ii moo owns get' out when '"ou v.opm-d lor a uov supple of gaW A.ui "ir.oJcK or wiih the end co*nmir-neon how. when ovos were reedec and thev -': - m.-dt'. m '* . 1 wuh metal, pru'.iJuig idea. ihow d,nw the u>na,Ki was vkawd oi passengers whue - :: - ge facilities for hunters am' Von gmped ;ivcitinJ. h>r the uml ki: in ;i hark cavern tmUei the rear >ea- ' It'such were the "good old J.ivs" levs motorists will ien. the best grade \nicer hunker ;n these trunks. The outside is admit it. Gasoline is now earned in a tank ur die rear c>i covered tvun IT-i Pout. die car and modern inge 1 a|si tkuid iu \vi rimum! naifv lus solved the prohkm oi earn mg tools, t his o,r'- httEer achievement is ex- aEiiptihoi in. ihe Tr-mick 1 ourin~Tuol AtmhiVnitk. K o IVa n i t e pa w :n g pM~ iruuud utt-ilcr `eat is riecessan ii vonr ''if ;s equ ppeil with one ;d 5. Ii c > c cr> tvt h t is at so .t trunks, A near. Ih m 11-si' 5'ack arrangert wn pro- voies tuo5.s, ior all aiiih Hicv arc iiOai-. n i'U'v .md ready lor u>v ar ^an _ Tin: .ool roiiipartniait, as sli.nvn in tnc tnlnnor which i die sen ere arracks of roe elements. 1 *:ie inside is ,;l>u lined with l ahrikoid and die hardware is solid brass and ruse-proof. Prac- ticediy ail the new 192.7 color cumVinations are available to car owners chr,ng this equipment:.. Tronick Tourist-Tool /I.1 m.Mi'rixi A u ro Tr un k s a re s u i d direct lit ;unosnobile ui>- lets. lw the 5caides- baggage Go it 1 pane, ecu reo ac drjnicv, i woiism OF ANY HUE--IN ANY SHAPE 1U:. pupul.iriiv of felt h.us -un-mp wnmenjia, Hen Temphasise; hi rhe corrcspumlm^ mcrcnsi: m thu t>l colorful luu oriuiuu'iii s. Il is ilia acieriscic oi wanK-n > inAions ihir. Uid.iv die lulls m.u he: o>f startling color wide scope ol eiiecrs a f rai.na. ole svheil the urmniiv. fr t designer .ipecstics kyra 1 u The umeb ptcuired here are tmlv a few oi ritousand rout which a woman may sdcc:: die one co suit her irul v'nlual kincr. Ip' r,i i i n also a 11 ords cimiUjiuitions, while ncxi n,otuh thc\ iiuv he w~ ' '! ir.anv opportunities in die designing ol buckles oi vercl y pl .iir. j use as the - striking appearance; they fulur;, a nil shapes of lun ' may either match the change, .mi do 1 Ire \oglin'- ; mau-nai on which ;hu^ ;!l die colors *afu! shapes . real o<\ :i cfeS:red, mev die ornameihs : mas- he m .tncnhe: color 1 h t L! IH.ul UlSiC t ' yTnacJ ia live vari-colorcd for pleasing contras:. ; Hai orn.inicit rs usd unuittou s, Jiow so popchn*. is c!iie.:h Jue k j J lie buckles demonstrale iSt no uncerum manner the case !:|cr drat i 1 W ralhi. man with which this remark eiacuirers Ii.1 vc found a able dj Pom product auv jnuie?iul whicli itlapi ah;e iu u great varuic oi ,.x/n,., ,tnJ i.irtedc*.furf< %*r:uiultras, now EV- -? . rh.n'.u'.'-u i.-j ' ttu-'i- t -.>yin.i u ids i'i>/'i<isni.v 'yT-lUn he fahtowd, Pyralm can ne cut, sawed, stamped. color cfkc:s and one thai Ttiav' Ac fahricared casilv. Hiesc color pi i ties `Ills the pltahtUtv of Pvntlicu ihcrclorc. keep luc oniameuts Hrjct:v abreast oi 1 he cunem vogue --whaicvu ir mac k A ghmice :.l the ilhisiranou wdll give an inkling of the pressed, drilled, led, blow 11 like glass, and tiniisJ. li nun* also be noted. emoosNci, engrawd, printed or lithographed. Won *.t 1 manuiacturcr ot t)ni;t;iMio-urs.- o_r m>\cities cojovs ;ui almost limitless iumi ot \y>Mt.-cs 23 D t: p d n t ./(n o QI.umlON.:? r cu :ot:r:? This department lias been ih-!- r;M ilivi, U % ? - ! p, .^? '.K.'d.r-. \-'ii ---. .r.-iiee I uM ;,!s h !! .i-j piuMT 5 ts'.K J ii * U>r .; 11 >. 111 f m. : 1 >'u 1 `-ch 1 ti ii inns nnJ aiovcts \\ j 1 ? in pul'lisnixl J11 irm l.imv to I inu >rs Oii' nil' i'-tHik. mov ii; [he k:uri.h c\ i ' - j i _ can re onr\;.v:/ i \ * <. -H* the j\i V If , \ ; ru MU ,i i! J I %.\t> . )i Vl'-HU! ll Ilf a Pi-;'! t nssn.iirwwL.n a >j i. A i i d r w voe r cm.K r rn Ho.: J P i h.irhia SI o pt;f t ptswiitr n;:i//;h..e/oio/ ih tf/% \! pu^cni da Pom pelkl po\\'-der is benut made a( Mooar. low a. and J-airdiano - IVnnsvl vania. It' is planned, however. 10 manulae:ure ir ai oilier [dams as soon as in:o he rieCea .ih . . Art n 1 iii/f.i 1 Pm /do /v/.evve .' There is no aoisonnus mmered used in Ducn rrimei . arc j't'-'i'i UCi-i'-i: hv iiiOlC- j" e 1!': ;i j'.I A I !':l > \Y ! i 1 dl r ; !' I : re f c I lo : v Cm.. : :: h i \ *V : irm h S J : 1 inp it ii ' xr> V: f eiiorwr . : ! Jen her !p i- jd.KO iprci r -.veur, I Uk. we-,*. Lo *. ice. -h:. escape {Si mo o fee e -;:L i ; e po ve^M W "; 0 eer ee from i ! a w: lie;,- v.-Vri'/' . T.-C/'we / -O//./ / .'-'. V'hhn: i? e- u:-ed in keep riia! I or mod in mo-1 zed n-p.s Iron'? .-dr'-pii,:-;, (he nnler.M nd ace slum LI he cos ct'ed up low s 1 h ir? 'O', fiud; ol dm tdpLs, Li ilic ease id a hum ru^Cim'int: roar alii cm entire ihior. ii is he( lev (rd j e the Rm; A nchnr !er rhe whole ssi.rl ;K u; Mit sluerorv resuirs nuv he :mrc.' if ir p !ne .wound (he wipe Kj :s depth of two or fee feet. \ <-;;t isix- w- l-sc-J ' ii I'Vjlll Co.ii OilJ SlScT.il 111 illes [ aka W ! i11!ieI o >nstructiof work - W the touch ; - :a ,[; :,i:inu; cs ,il:tr Is readv fa nr in aKusi an how. ami (kuispaiciH w",ip~ ;n>i . ;s!l i. c o w m v ,r. C : h . !: > i i; T V [ [ U O i .< I!. ic D' awn th e ih',r. at.i...r ,Oe: l he re rose.:.-',' I !.e- a i .. >10:0.1 1 . mr-i; s:.-e p .. m. :-nu; , :-i exol'.is; s e lever i. a i'..-hco. j'' as rTr fro-rn H / i !'..'/?/,* pi'.! li'H/t i - o/i' O i / i Mifv.uji/ed non I'HildiitLp- h u h he leii unpamlcd (or () i ree or t.>ur nu -n( Jm. or ^ I: ?.11 r K - I usurer, wo hour serioik eiicci. . \ t i hoi rime (her aic in prime conJirion lor pnim ;n;r. The pcnoii of' wruhennH is lout; enough toclinimiiK' ihc hi m r jt in I end e' i ^ln :Kh:m' pre idua.r in t he "';d\ .mix - mo process, so dui Use | mi ini will adhere pro per l v. The da nper lies in jx:rrm:i mp sue. h si.rl j l v s i o ixmain uapaimed ora iimpei' lime. Rust will s u it in ven sudden h _ mill, liide:^ =. lucked, will w:ih n .1 annp;ir;it'Vilv >hfrj h u h : >enairk weaken die sinicTiis'c. \o< niarv ve.irs '\\U ehip'S.- i nrd rej'.allM isecomi: i'-ecessarv \f-i r rerasrs. the i'ew pa o-'id iron serinccs shuul. i'i. C'-O; io.:J i m niedi.i l l T 1 I his on he done ii d .irhia hr1- wosiu.-d ; 1? a a[:;r;e!i ( eu-dil tomces o( eoppef .no, ar k.o_|';vr u-ia ! ,ph ;; f e d 0.-0! *. c J ni a pa I H.?n cji u.iar. The ice "dual:' He w ashed fin ourplv will] iii m aTi- i i o .old .diai\o. to eTr. Aiv xood pairl new (hen lx .pp! 1,! 10I1 die i :.sl ac i are resiihs. 1 . :n ! hi, h-V,-. Ion m make sure d* I oil. MirhsCe > O'er Irom 24 mm E. I. d u Po n t d e Ne mo u r s & Co., In c . General Executive Offices WILMINGTON DELAWARE All Inquiries Regarding du Pont Products Should Be Addressed to the Company--the Nearest Office ACIDS AND HEAVY CHEMICALS Acids, alums and miscellaneous heavy chemical products. Philadelphia, Pa. 35th <& Gray's Ferry Rd. Newark, N. J., 256 Vanderpool St. AMMONIA Anhydrous and Aqua Ammonia. I azote, Incorporated Du Pont Bldg., Wilmington CELLOPHANE Du Pont Cellophane Company, Inc. New York, N. Y., 40 W. 40th St. Chicago, III., Railway Exchange Bldg. Michigan Ave. and Jackson Blvd. San Francisco, Calif. Balfour Bldg., 351 California St. CHEMICAL PRODUCTS Bronze powders, collodion, household cement, leather belting cements, Duco. No. 7 Duco Polish, pyroxylin lacquers and enamels, split and patent leather so lutions and other pyroxylin preparations and solvents. Boston, .Mass., Everett Station 4`> Chicago, 111., 2100 Elston Ave. Detroit, Mich., General Motors Bldg. Flint, Mich. Purlin, N. J. San Francisco, Calif., 569 Mission St. DYESTUFFS Dyestuffs and dyestuff intermediates. Rubber chemicals and seed disinfectants. Boston, Mass., 274 Franklin St. Charlotte, N. C., 232 \V. h irst St. Chicago, III., 1114 Union Trust Bldg. New York, N. Y., 8 Thomas St. Philadelphia, Pa., 126 S. Front St. Providence, R. I. 709 Hospital Trust Bldg. San Francisco, Calif., 569 Mission St. Bombay, India, Jacob Sassoon Bldg. Rampart Row, P. O. Box No. 1010 Kobe, Japan No. 88 Nakamachi-Dori P. O. Box No. 384 Hankow, China No. 23 Tung Ting Road Shanghai, China Robert Dollar Bldg. 3 Canton Rd., P. O. Box No. 393 Tientsin, China, 52 Baku Road MOTION PICTURE FILM Positive and Negative. Du Pont-Pathe Film Manufacturing Corp. New York City, 35 West 45th St. EXPLOSIVES Explosives for all industrial, agricultural, military and sporting uses. Birmingham, Ala. 601 Brown-Marx Bldg. Boston, Mass., Harvey Building, Chauncey <S: Bedford Sts. Buffalo, N. Y., Prudential Bldg. Chicago, III., 1814 McCormick Bldg. Denver, Colo., 406 Ideal Bldg. Duluth, Minn., Hartley Bldg. 742 E. Superior St. Hunt ingron, W. Va. Suite 1004 Union Bank Bldg. Joplin, Mo., 816 Joplin Nat'l Bank Bldg. Juneau, Alaska, P. O. Box No. 231 Kansas City, Mo., 225 Scarritt Bldg. Miami. Florida, 305 Clark Bldg. 343 S. \V. North River Drive New York, N. Y., 120 Broadway Pittsburgh, Pa., Fulton Bldg. Portland, Ore. Northwestern National Bank Bldg. St. Louis, Mo. 17th Floor, Arcade Bldg. San Francisco, Calif. Suite 403 Balfour Bldg. 351 California St. Seattle, Wash. lloge Bldg., 2d Ave. & Cherry St. Scranton, Pa., 710 Traders Bank Bldg. Spokane, Wash. 721-22 Old National Bank Bldg. Riverside Ave. & Stevens St. Springfield, 111., 716 Reisch Bldg. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 728 Second National Bank Bldg. FABRIKOID Fabrikoid for auto and furniture uphol stery; auto topping, bookbinding, luggage, novelties, etc. Tontine Washable Window Shade Cloth. Newburgh, N. Y. San Francisco, Calif., 569 Mission St. RUBBER PRODUCTS Pontopfor auto tops and curtains. Rain coat fabrics, gum rubber, Rug Anchor, Ventube for mine ventilation. All kinds of rubberproofing. Fairfield, Conn. San Francisco, Calif., 569 Mission St. RAYON Du Pont Rayon Company, Inc. P. O. Station B, Buffalo, N. Y. Greensboro, N. C. 708 Jefferson-Standard Bldg. Greenville, S. C., 408 Woodside Bldg. New York, N. Y., 132 Madison Ave. Old Hickory, Davidson Co., Tenn. Philadelphia, Pa. 1209 Land Title Bldg. Providence, R. I., 937 Rhode Island Hospital Trust Building Reading, Pa., 31 N. 6th St. San Francisco, Calif., 569 Mission St. LITHOPONE, DRY COLORS & PIGMENTS Productsfor paint, ink, oilcloth, linoleum. rubber and other industries. Boston, Mass., Everett Station 49 Chicago, 111., 2100 Elston Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 876 Union Trust Bldg. Los Angeles, Calif. Citizens' Warehouse 1904 Atlantic St. Newark, N. J., 256 Vanderpool St. Philadelphia, Pa. 3500 Gray's Ferry Rd. PAINTS, VARNISHES, DUCO (FOR HOME USE) . 1 complete line of paint and varnish prod ucts far all home and industrial uses. Boston, Mass., Everett Station 4(J Chicago, III., 2100 Elston Ave. Newark, N. J., 256 Vanderpool St. New York, N. Y., 21 E. 40th St. Philadelphia, Pa. 35th N Gray's Ferry Rd. San Francisco, Calif., 569 Mission St. PYRALIN AND VISCOLOID Pyralin--Arlington, N. J. Viscoloid--Leominster, Mass. Pyralin toiletware of Amber, Pearl, Shell and Ivory and combinations ofthesecolors. Novelty and transparent sheeting, rods, tubes and beading. Also Cleanable Collars. Boston, Mass., Harvey Bldg. 52 Chauncey St. Chicago, 111., North American Bldg. New York, N. Y., 330 5th Ave. San Francisco, Calif., 569 Mission St. PACIFIC NOVELTY DIVISION Toys, rattles, infant sets, hair ornaments. New York, N. V., 330 5th Ave. When you are in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Visit the Du Pont Products Exhibit, at 1121 Boardwalk ESPONDING to the demand for R sets of the American Game " Bird Pictures, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., is prepared to fill a limited number of orders. These pictures are reproduced from original oil paintings by Lynn Bogue Hunt, with descriptive text of each game bird on the reverse side by Edward Howe Forbush, State Ornithologist of Massachu setts. Eighteen pictures to the set in four colors, all ready for mount ing. Size 13 by 14'2. Retail Price--$2.00 the set, delivered. Liberal discount to dealers. Orders for less than ten sets should be accompan' ied by check or money order. E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO INCORPORATED Sporting Powder Division WILMINGTON DELAWARE