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March, 1927 EXTRA BUSINESS FOR AMMUNITION DEALERS SPORTING POWDER NEWS STANDAiRD L OADS of cSUPON] SHOTGUN S POWDERS Kind of Game Turkey Geese Brant Lar$e Ducks DUlPO]<TT OVAL SMOKELESS 12 GAUGE OZ 16 GAUGE OZ 20 GAUGE OZ SHOT SIZES DRAMS SHOT DRAMS SHOT DRAMS SHOT AI L GAUGES VEL<OCITY IN EX<:es s o]r 34 F/4 2% F/a V/2 1 ' 2&4 4 in flight Ooverdtcoyj Kind of Game DUPONT (Bulk) SMOKELESS 12 GAUGE OZ 16 GAUGE OZ 20 GAUGE oz SHOT SIZES DRAMS SHOT DRAMS SHOT DRAMS SHOT ALL GAUGES Medium Ducks Prairie Chicken Pheasants 3k* 2Vl 1 214 7/e 6 Squirrels Rabbits 3 Jr lTe 24 1 24 7/e 6 Small Ducks Pigeons Doves 34 l-'/a 24 1 24 7/a Quail Snipe Woodcock 1 Shore Birds 1 3 or 24 1 24 % 8 HA 24 Reed & Kail Birds Trapshooting 3 3 1 2 A 1 24 7/6 lO 1 4 24 1 24 7/8 7*i In 12-Gauge loads only.Use No. 2 Shot. L ---- 2 POWDERS --26 LOADS Now Comprise Standard Loads Chart Now the Standard Loads Chart is a real buying guide for your customers and a real selling guide for you. Just TWO powders and TWENTY-SIX loads--a complete stock of shotgun ammunition for all purposes. factured by the du Pont Company meet all requirements of the shooter. DU PONT OVAL. A progressive burn ing Nitrocellulose Shotgun Powder de signed to meet the requirements of shooters for heavy, high velocity loads. 10 Loads for 12 Gauge 8 Loads for 16 Gauge 8 Loads for 20 Gauge The two Shotgun Powders now manu DU PONT BULK. The most satisfac tory powder for use in light and medium loads. A one-two-three, straight-away proposition! BALLISTITE ELIMINATED Standard Loads Chart Simplified All du Pont Smokeless Shotgun, Rifle and Pistol Powders are now SINGLE BASE NITROCELLULOSE POWDERS. Du Pont no longer makes any Nitroglyc erin Smokeless Powder. The manufacture of Ballistite has been discontinued. How does that affect you? First, you've gotten rid of a trouble maker. Second, your stock is more stabilized. You'll get fewer kicks and more compliments. You can make up a complete stock with just 26 loads. The Standard Loads Chart is greatly simplified. Here are the chief advantages of the sim pler and more dependable line of duPont Smokeless. Powders,, as discovered, after extensive investigations, by the du Pont Company, the United States and Foreign Governments: 1st. Nitrocellulose Powders have a lower temperature of combustion than Ni troglycerin Powders, consequently are less erosive. 2nd. Nitrocellulose Powders are practi cally unaffected by changes in tem perature, whereas Nitroglycerin Powders are seriously affected. 3rd. Nitrocellulose Powders are equally if not more stable than Nitroglyc erin Powders. 4th. Nitrocellulose Powders of modern manufacture are practically mois ture proof within normal range of atmospheric conditions. 5th. Nitrocellulose Powders of the pro gressive burning type are the only powders capable of delivering ex tremely high velocities within nor mal pressure limits. All du Pont Smokeless Powders are now Nitrocellulose Powders--practically mois ture proof, not affected by changes in temperature--morestable--and with high velocities within normal pressure limits. E.I.DUPONTDENEMOURS&CO.,Inc. Sporting Powder Division Wilmington, Delaware L XXI MARCH, 192 7 No. 3 GLANCING BACK OVER 1926 A Sf/wv/i/rv oj thv fm-shitt/Ps irpmi covering ..'jeer's progress hi the da Pont (soailhiuy iiiitl ns ./Ijtl/./fvJ m'^nnp/i/ous s Kf\<; \ c j ir n i he i i.:ih \ cur of n> business fife m n was !iroi applied. I hiCo for brush .replica:mn iu.s met D_ America, ilu-du Pur. t Comnany made .1 1 ,.j ;\r cxnr the copula:' demand fen' that type of jmish and the recep /4-!:n in volume of business o\er t hai ol the previous rwetvc- dun accorded it hot h here and abroad was gnmhdng. Uiani!i, according to rhe president's minimi repos': nude DcveInpment of important nt'.v odors hi ring the vear h-uhlic Jmus.irr 1^. a-dded nureri.iily to the coaimm h -h e.-ouiis husjnexs. . ^u~ report, covering ns a docs tile aenvrues uf sr.h The mambaeuuv or t-eira-e th\ J lead vo resumed to supple ^'Giai Fes .is well ns those of t lie parent organization, is too rile reel::re: aunts of .'urioas tul companies which, by `^n.prliy tube pnincd jn us entirety mixing ir w irh gasoline, produce U|- this page, fjicre are, however, ! an anti knock motor fuel known 4 -*umihei' of* topics in it 1 ]ia 1 mar P'^ve of in 1 crest to readers of the ^Ug.vmnu. Of grea: :iripnn.1 nee 10 the we!- au* of tlie company f hrocgh.out its UMory- has been chemical research. I his v Tni't again pa\ s iribuiv to the W'ork l *o iic In \ arious ivseaivh ` *PJ"tnu*ni* which in recent \cars p*Ve developed Du Ponr Owil lnvder, Hu g o for spray and brush 4PpHc.uion, ne\v types ol: Fuhrrkoid 4 non freezi' ng dvriamite Ugr types of cliemic.-ls for Mil ^^niioiur rubber, chemical c win '""L.r.'.l.!.1..L.S.....b...i.r...c...e..r.e...a..l.s.....a..n...d. root c 'p* 1 n .....m.....i.n...y......O....l.l.i.e..r. processes a no pi'oduct^. bi addiiion u> rcsearch-devclnp- . Fortvard Steps in 1926 Erection <>t a new high explosives pi am. started near Birminc.hnm. Ala. Completion of h plant at Deepwater Point. New jersey, for the Eastern Alcohol Corporal ion. Comjdet ionoDiddif ion*to l he Buf falo and Nashville plants of the Du Pont Rayon Company. Const ruel ion of a new plant at Charleston. West Virginia, by Luzotc, Incorpoi nled. <)rnniziil ion of "Society i'Vrmcm's labn/toid" for the nuinufiictuiv and sale of Fahriknfd in EYaitec, Algeria. Tunisia aiiil Morocco. I'm mat ion of Nobel Chemical liiiishi-s. Ltd., licensed to ni^miifaeriiiv and sell du Pont p> ro\-\ lin fmisheH in the British Empire, exclusive 0" Can ada anil Newfoundland. .... ........... as "Ethyl Gasoline." Fabnkoid and du Pont rubber products both showed increases in sales in igi6. Among the subsidiaries, impor tant strides forward were made bv i.azote, incorporated, in the prodact ioo .if ammonia from the air under ihe Claude patents. This organization also altered the anhy drous ammonia field by associating with the MaAortal Ammonia Coin pan v, hie. National Ammonia and du Pout interests were brought together through a holding com pany, the Du Pont National Amiik l u TCompany. Entrance into the pmdunron of Jiwd rmrogen for cvnkisives iudiistries arvj also Iruu flic anhvdnuiS aivd a<jua ainmong. P n*' 4nur!ier comribur big facuir in the stcadv progress / jilc Ci)J^|\tny is srreSMa.l- - r1:*e importance of Training d ^fdding men capable of assuming large responsihili- in executive positions. tritde has rhus been gained Pv [he du I\\:n ('oinpanv. I he Du Pi mid hi 1 he Ihlri; Ciucpam*, 1 lie Du Pom Ravi c (.ompanv, 1 he lantern Afcoliol Corpi>rathm% (he Du Pom Vbculuid Compimv, ( aradian l:\plosi u.s, I .nl.. ar:d rwu 1c St:i-tion devoted to departmental pro mess dunmr mm ' snmmanzed as f'ollows. 4' , SAal u' l commercial cvpInsrsTS during ih;c vear showed 11 r['1Clc:He (d approxima :d_y nine pcrccnr. si j U]C Sa^cs bicreisscd substantially untl its held is con4,1,1 '* broadening bcviur.l the automobile trade where (..aural and bouih American e\p;ou\cs f.rJim, all .suh- mJj aides ur afinuHed companies, repomed progres', during rhe vear. Sales u! Da Pout Cellophane in-.irlv madded. I lac el 11 Pont organization had ,;r 1 lie end of j approx imately r.b,c.x:o cinpltiyccs. ol whom ipoan lire with the parent company and u ,oco with controlled companies. HU POINTFULago.zina C)r?Tm>ml--Drtyt<>n<i Beach plays has t to hundred* of automobiles daily, Malt air and spray ha w o ejh'c t on t hosefinished in Duco FLORIDA CROWNS DUCO KING //vm/ :niJ /ygA */;v .*/// the sjme to this isrtst/k futixk its kk-jr/or .wren Il SIS fji'i !ineJ hut icon ot m* j u cut.he s/a/e D story di of the si Duco J interron Miami; vtlle tot t : miv/.u' CTIK l >J V *. \T LUC w;i I;.-! y 'vvhcu hot SLinlVnms pOUFKl "v on a wer surface. :>i st It*sf1 l J ik'tv, ikcm a j < die of j lie hie upporuiniiaca cciiiron: : ;;!* i-J need di;nv inn A Ci Co when it was ircruJace-c. n chc A ar*Jea S are and Own,* rs w ere an:ertCited in ? he lad hum c col ors. .Hid t h*. W'- Ft l\-:\ toil.i, ICiini Ik.tch ami SITlOOt h, s ilkx *Tv. e t ** of idi is life all, bur w In r slite tv a H s son- wsnte d tt J kl:U\'.r v\:l> ---**\\ ill U s lam! up?` ` ! Liaids-; un< w sun-1 c r-r\>icv! n ;a io eOitiFi finislics on cm w e r\- no! liing new u 11 he rn. h was 1 lie i:on the o it air- j i nun or 'f!'*c d-a.ish aide r s i x in. me ? n- or a rc ar oj M*r v-ua lieu d etermined a.- wuilh. l an jeu.J 1 in re re S[ , rher eion was a.roue-.ml i n i lie 11 rs i fe\'. eed, J )i lea - lieu. he..I ca l'\ 1 k.K a ppmi r;a j ?n FI m id, As t hews,;ek A sunny climate, the joy of every region so blessed, and moiiilnwciu he imereti grew io ama/cmc;'H, hnThjco often revels in duplicity, nui on I v wi 11 is: nud the v.iga- While an imdcniablc health riewr a Lcini-irnpicalclimaiC stimulant, die Florida vari ety is hard on smart roadsters On: seemed i-a ihriveon i hem. W iihiii ikcbivc ' car oi gen C i'C: u, , a , sun is felt, summer and win mb era ' ti--a in i a i< scale, i c H'caHie rhe: nuisj ia 1 ke-l~oj ter, in no uncertain manner. motor car unodi or the in.,r- It is particularly hard on San . Aider three \vnr> of Wa .C U ; , i ' ,... i;' " a showers. With the tempera ,w . c o . i cached prop' Riioir-. ivvnn.,1 1 !a: dreams of- w. cr : . . ... ..... : ,... O'" for instance/a shower may Car en.arh(i,,irJ/ This scene -wax one of scores that greetr :. i r: : Tres^idae^ntts*t*h*e nmaomrniinngg aafjtte^rihtvheHhuutrTriUcaMne*, During this period come along with its accompanying drop in temperature, to he followed in a few ini mites by more sunshine and a corresponding rise in temperature. This sort of changing weather spells doom for ordinary automobile paint, Florida test was given Duco. The superb East Wr;>i beadles, stretching tonin'k-< a long the ed ge < i f t he lav a c r*.. provide in sortie place.', the Jmvsi kind of spaed was s. Far years drivers lies'our-i 10 use ihem, knowing rTiat a .lash -~7/m L*>i: iPOiN'JA iiuo<r.ciru> H si.t sp:*av would blemish ihc iunxu on men* cars. bodv heat haw Jii> dicer on Duco mush at' 11:e-J to iui j*nDuco, however. proved tli.it irw II w i i hsrand che sa 11 tare- f:\en before the hurricane wsiied the !o\ver section '`VaEcr lest better than no v ot hei pr;ic d hodv linish lii- proof became alt ihe ol da: stare last tall, i.he people of l dor id a were cm!: us u ?s ::k : aoous Duco as a niurc convincing last Scp- lurmrirx mush. its ubilirv u':n!vr when a fcrf:1ic .nr'- Uj w thsLaad the nurnui 'Cane cue a path across expos tires ut the climate r'lc "'talc. spread iiip death Pad been ample Jemon- UIK- di.'Mr JCtrilil lit its Vv`t kc. siraud. Bur when the hur ricane wrenched oil reams 1 he slorn struck with Jiti fe warning. Warl v evervthing ihat. wa* mnvJhle was c.i fried av\ a \ In* die wind. I cai in** i a f'-\mi the southensp ii lined hupe waves d u t i he sea ---- BEnr < 'SUSW wt MM Plfp i rr? iron) bouses, apart men w and hotels, exposing the furniture to the heavy rainfall accompanying the "big blow," those who owned Duco-finished pieces were well pleased waHs a!: am! near Miami to find them unharmed by and over the lake rmd rivet* Jjtrnis infiber inland. the drench mg when the time came for putting hours, tlie snvels tl ^Hainj ami its suburbs \immi sin'stx uvre actuallv s.dt u-ater oiirsnls for hour. > after t hi l,ig u.rtn, hu: i: tn-uL tin <ii(inirikc t<> Duco things to rights again. In short, the hurricane deni- ^eie ilonded with sab w.i!,*r h i a iL p 1 > ni sc\era! leer. onsrrared 1 lie merit oi this I h i sh far be^vond the most sanDuring tile pencil unnirdi.tsHv following die disaster, yuinc e>:pvetanous of n-i advocates. It may safely be said %s> henreUeiw urL w as a l u s Ires gb i, li nn Ji cdsot auLOinobiHs ph-Hi^ne'd through 111esc `Atreei-eanab'` da v and i:iglu. ilia: Honda is now m a class hv i iw!f as an entbesi asm: iXHister ior Duco-luushee. hirmcurc. -'ter, when c\ei \ bods took b:vai hum. spells an.I bigan ru take stuck of* the havoc u nm;.;l>!. it was discovered that motor cars finished in Deco i. a me mil ul the ordeal While the ,^ior\ uf Duco's success in idorida is best kn im a in i he automobile anc. Innmure industries, cou- ues is hoc* come in or her hdds. :oo. Ihrhaps the ex rum*, 5,1 ^he best coneiturn. be. rn hose abandoned ni several of 5lie:sc wanderings erm best be illnsaraicd by !'i*iei* '-st of water, alter being tossed t> .cl toe sea walls, with riledr Duio-fmbbcd bodies in splendid Ai!ape. Needless Cusav, i lu:sc fans did nut pass unnoticed. course, there is a bo Ditto kiibh lor fund:urc, and 1 *s h is proved to be a boon to main* ur-udcEHS uf l lurida ^ hose homes arec cwgjuuiinnpped with Dik o- hnisned pieces Jti.si as in C'li. caw of .h i ' - jmolij 1 es. sa H* Ii mindin' and ex.; moles, ^ achr owners some time ago began to h k ]uire about i]jis new Hh s :i irom C hmde Xulaa, l>uco disrribun>r m jacksims ilk*. A few tried ic ior n* irr.or work; oihers saw and admire-.! ihe i:nis!i. and nsm man v of the finest boa :s ermsing in that section were Duco hnlshed nisi vie, and i heir owners arc r-Hid of it. If, Alexander, a Florida airplane dealer, seated in h is Duca-finished '`ship," He predicted that Duco would soon become a "standard"' in the air $ 7/,v 1)U liiitti l y.i FU' iargvM >:i;i*.!v"meo in the stare tl:rvc \\,rs ruo ixachcd ania/.iug pro port ions. One reason ;:f i pros idea sow veuble, j -'"i > u. cti s e I or it l?u\ well lie, ax tdauJc Nolan declares, that logging i>Lon'a>!! 5,\>. I b; used if on me uj I'lurid ians ha w probable found more w.ivs to less t he follower ;ui orm..r tor the value (if tl:is produc;i tban have the m timg m ir vin Pom. chcmisi:, lucmselvesfa JLl^ . Duo i. \ no Mr. No.'iin. ti mav be added, has been avagc. It ni i friends a firm believer :n Duco from the time of itiorbv alii? r w a;si ns announce merit to < he public. He feels g ie i n ' I 11 > 1. i'f La I.m w I KM ko that the state is read'. grateful for this Iiuid:- because i r completely (ills so many us; - -i ii-;. HuMni'i: needs of the citizens. ;c mk . .: :vi.vmh 1:1 And so, after ML there is something Tilkx Wk 14. A fa a a del'. an a i pi.me dis- mu-el ban con t mere! a I success to be writ tributor, pn jposeci CO 1: i': 1 N '; MX. o! : i 1 S ten into this si.orv of l>uco. While here planes with the tna aria ( l. no;; \nhm sent his rdiiAshing npvaratu ; do'A O < i the field, and J i ! Li t id I"* SCO w j'* sj-'xo. cJ f w: is a sch-nudc state, risen to prominence mamlv through the faith and determina tion of its citizens, mere Man cannot .! y. .. ikivs b u.;r. \ ho:.: iitka' jousr with a climate, not even in Tv. : i :. . ': ! thusias tie cjude >rve''uem ro Honda, "It's line for the health'* they /as the best u>ed to say, "but nm. so good for the sea b.MC L'.'UO-. :i Ted l1i.il 11 Claudf Xi -i-.i?i. Dzico tli vfrn-iiUir /or c/u.* Atm.fi of Fiaruta brush." Then dmvii from the North came (bos du Pont product. 1 hat was 3oi e tar V * *r l he a:' Duco roams ahour r.S ii ' ea r.s ago. d oday tile imest junior cars, handsomest K V k :! ! ? CFX ii o!.,L Jomg good _vaeliis. lhe ni;sr com!y fund:are a'V cnisc sale in ii: 1 -.1 Lii a; ur solhnvmy that in I'lorida.. that is, if tbevTc hnishvd in Deco. QUALITY IS A VITAL FACTOR < y w: ? hunt aqu.d * * v pro.iiiCi w /L Ain'IITR jL.\ MuTIr. i u tunned work have alt lion t Lev can * .* m.i pa *; *cji.n* v. v L h w Jbiicu'i do. I lere, then, the real qiiain v of the on .1:0. owe '-mv ;.o v: smut z.e qual\t \ in a H.' x t if d \ ii din! ie\ expluow is revealed, and it can be measured hv tile feci Li: J! J Drill vxrhoivLO resemble am or herHand exceptuf prwo'c.c; jar <j;iv. week, or inom'h. i k : r.i use is; he case,- and wrappers. \ uu can :in more In open quarry sx irk 'here is no lu me problem. Smoke we rile o'i.d;w:b-in, than oii car: lei! eke exce! kaicc of .s blown a was' or diluted with atmosphere so that it \< c-t:!>v IvaLiii;: a .1. i .uudv coving >i.a pound mav not paritculai ly noxious. In umned work, flowcvci , iIr .- rn.irch i y-. ceso gniM: >n i;r as a ppe.i!;;ru'es go: tile dll- problem rs a serious one. No explosive gives oil Jresh air, -_-c'ic^ 1.' m if ie tasic- ixit hv scmrU dica 11 v balancing the Ingredtcms ihnsc i b-.ioroimueiv i!';e v|i;sI:tv of high expfosives cannor carrying oxs'gui and those carrying carbon the greatest be dcLirmmed jp\ taste, ar siUed, ea- "feel. " It. cannot strength coiimiensuniie with the mniiiniini ol |H>isonous coa he liercrnuneJ won exacuiesa he labomrorv teats. fumes is obtained. iv.wo.a-e ` mu expL ws react: Jibereut! v de|x:ndnig tile 1 his is where du Pom quality count's. (dicmiMs. in cof- .ow-em u v.o.1: ha: is. snail q eant'i n-;.:s d< mim n-ecessanlv lanonitton wirh ex [xanerced tech mcai ly-.LI men, con - - lio'w --.vb.ii a is. 1 : /.^ ch.iivi'e wid Jo. emu compara in el v. dt,cte-J e.\['er`tuen Is e Mend mg user mam' \ ears. \v: 1.11 l.he !!i .1 -rmA deaf ,d'quarw wnr]-: .!i :ere'HA^ s:i quaoty armmg result rh.ir tod;-\' du Pour bo per cent geha;n. i he grade L\rhod',es c.woo' !x* dei^r:!'-nee beC.-Kwe them is almost userhe sped lied for hard rock tunneling, is used with one awv.ivs an , see'-:- c4 cxyLow por.cr used. Quaovnvn exception in cvcrv hard rock" tunnel iwingilriven in the make on'c the ch.o'ge td'.n*. so. r'jc ayk e:e.iu and c-ear Iduiied Li:ac> where the du Pont Company has dm ilii.l '.!: UK.' 1 :Mg til ei! !..tl 1 Oil de.-UI'ed- tiubutiou bu/dilicS. h o;ik w here es |"-ii ad cs :\i'e ie;--led ni the utmost that What du Pom explosives prove in hard-rock tunneling qua.!: w shows iuwt!. and tn no place 's (his more manliest. under rhe tno.st. sc\ere conditions caii also be prosexf hv than in wand work, especs-dIy in hanf rock. Here, six. permiasibk-s. ciuarry and oilier types, hut imfortunaielv KK.n or eve: eiyin pounds or J vuamiic 10 die ciihic vard it is nor so ease ro measure accnrateU' the superiority of of rock aiv commonlc used, whcfxos in quarto' work die the hi:ter. Their epudnv Joes stand out, however, where r vi-.: is iRualh o.K. r-vjuu%! in :c.-ur. .use orsix cubic yards costs are carefully kepi and where tnielligeJH suj'xTvtsion ol :X>ek V ith but one free fuCc lo >buoi lo, explosi ves used and ciieCking of rcstfhs ,ire insisted upon. 4 -7/?V ID IP OiN T. it i; I ti t v: / no LA POUDRE COMPRIMEE vrj' xfejJhj rop/fi.nxiy hi ibis ujfitl/n J- ! Jl i '.Hid X . r'k ! Op I If//I III I' I.HU ^LACk powder lias been produced for- cer v* V-, ii ! i if,-, JL f -..si; I ill ei met j neex tensive ror amwam ! lew changes in its composition, One m. worth' i j i< applfeat loi : til an f ion f s_rrasi 11 la improvement, however, was made in w. ii four- a. Win. one u e tile c;vl. ridge-'- u Ivea. 1 euii 1.e>'.i raocecCs mot tin Pont patented a process of making ami ei, hnos: iii: i n t a lie uo:' (hEVHiginu.E r ] m c n urge bv moum powder made of sodium nitrate instead of saltpetre. . i[ ; h v hide: ill : he celiter of eaT: peiua. As I tench pow Jur- The outstanding improvement of our dav is pellet makef> point ur. tlie- ex ph-> urn is more regular and powder, which is used extensively in Europe and particle e!iic,iciou> IVlle: trow r ./so igmecs more easily from larly in France where it is known as "A/ pw/mv i~ a \ use 1 hmi does roc loose- v jn..E:\ . prrnie." Compressed black powder in pellet form is *. Bv using these cv!mders oi explosisc, the blaster safety more convenient to handle, and more economical :nav reduce 1 he height o( the charge In one half wit hour tD l,se than granular powder. Tile entire output of black lessening : is efficient v. 1 am pi ng m.iv thus he carried low cr powder in France is made in pellet form, dhe du Pont Company produced the first American- niade pellet powder last year. This product has ample demonstrated its merits and is now in strong demand in this country, for the same reasons that led to its adoption nbroad. In that connection it may interest you to know Jts advantages from a foreign viewpoint. We take the hherny therefore, of outlining a few paragraphs from Pamphlets issued by Davc\\ Bickford, Smith and Companjy one of the largest explosives firms in France. In discussing "h/ poudre : n 111 e fiole dtnl a greater res: is lance built up. When the soot ;s Oreo. the action oJ 1 he g.u-es, iropnsoiwd as tbee are in rchitivclv s'fuH space, is mow energetic and link m.Wll:< a greater iimnon of maEer ml : han i> xh C c a Sc will1 s it :; !u black rov-'der The JSt i'mug oi peiku P osvder 0 : 1 ver; si! npk" 1 :ra 1 ion . IT fs : n.! vaniac e 0. an v r r < L-le 1 run'. :he I ivnch scanJpo;ni and is / CAlurt gir^u pr unir.cnee/' A 11 rile opeieuor reeds to ec) i> fo .v ;imy,: rf-e requ feed n u n 1 rci` of cart:ridge:> 0 n liiv iuS V. :hen itd.i over fir i>t til e t use ur-on 'isvil and pull 1* mmprimk^s the Davey, Bickford writer states that safety rules in most French hack kilo a lo.de in the end of the last cartridge, the hole vii!!' previous]v Clines forbid the practice sloi-ai ufth a ]\ii-kn;k'. f pouring loose blasting ' i T. e eh a tec now ready Powder directly into bore Poles, Instead, it is placed for loading into the bore hole* j11 l^per cartridges before To summarize the oadintp But there is a French v iewpoi n t by okelihood even then of quoting directly from the Milling some of tlieexplo- underfoot, By using Pallet powder, this danger Davey, Bickford cata ,k: logue, pellet powder makes possible s 'greater Js greatly reduced and security in transportation 011 ble handling is obvi- and handling, easier con Alter drilling the 10p the workmen need -ii trol of quantities used* A' diminution by 1.5 per cent 011 v tD prime and load as of the load of powder to many pellets or cylinders he used, greater efficacy, t the powder as are neeTM notable economy of time essary, tamp them in, and .. jniii . and money, nod reduction charge is readv to lire, ^ bests conducted during s\ typical view of the entrance ta an American coal mine m rii* midwmtem Jinid of smoke produced by the explosion/' csety..jay operations in French mines have revealed, These are some of die reasons why it found such a according to this writer, other worthwhile advantages favorable reception in Europe and whv the du Pont Com [obsessed by pellet powder over loose black powder. pany is today supplying it to many of the largest coal ^seadvamages are, in effect, as follows: mines in this country, It has met \ery rigid tests cm 1 wo , *,,7, i ciiet powder cartridges are of uniform density. No continents and is doing work underground moix* efficiently grains are ' and economicalIv chan has ever been dene before. Iru- 131T ]>ONT. fui'-a-juno BLASTING OUT PROSPERITY WattId }?>// /.*>' /it i.v>/1 >//,yipi/o/1 of i.xplosn'i'S nt i'foiiiiii /:/Orc it'd Is j *j i pi. i` Li di linn fip / / :t JkiSf S/XjiUffS: D tnc rs tnc i'1'! : i., !': B i \ urnr k Di: vv I !: ) is posable, Some years before ;n Tc State Dr.mugu ( a h run lesion ivcn both favorable i'rc.iicvl. Its T-e w;is ro Mirt-rvou dru irr ng i he loo development opera- i ' ' erg !.!' :u:., ;l V.i:U .-I'CA O if H A 1 O El Eg J >t > .1 i . V* V".-. V AC.Te' .'! ;; pendous scale, $o !>! neb muck fund I h n mu ! vanes w depfa horn i\v. is r'!i' s of orange groves. !U c;i :-b-. : geO . i i: <i dlONUiee is bc-jig iV'pl ! Ti-d DC :.i: id hotels, bathing w. so.m -: i im o and Literal canals v,,no mg i i dcoT t o .;:.: wiuo :!-*?. rbar if i";,o. be ;v .ii.x-r J,m\z in ; iii_ dcpi h oj iliu n i uc k in i he sect i o il , chcv ; 'b-; , :f f!u: TJL LiVGIi A wbcdh d 1 h l TCIV . P>. i f serve. 'i Sic- main mi-alb all eeaifcr nr bake Okeechobee, it le I 1; !l m in;.'., -'''VOi. . d % L-w . no;:'4- g t -. ,. lop?-K.nt ;--roij,-ci - and \:.i< rurayb tile .second largest j^o.! %- of fresh water cut ire I v wirhm rile l:niiul Stares. Those i-eming the (Tides and tiic .O': md t;>i.o.d -<t:i 1 iwv.t ' r-svoia. i ion. i .ova! mud me .Marsh a re the M i.i mi ( .. mul, the North i as i ,n.m.d o-._" . has iv:r-_;0iiore deco 1 oiF ,.uii m do!Ll o * ,md cm-w. h.:t the record of \c-v Krer ('.anal, the Hillsboro (anal ai:d dx: Wcv Palm Peach C.,inul. W.irco? from i hvin cn:pty imo rhe progress \vm d c c j u .1 vnamite be substii `ortraxcJ st r 'u iO - d A i . ni ?c ( kean. 1 he i'.aloosaha ichee 1 ana I on the tu her for vaiiiw tr h Luo, I bfiii-ooi: sub.: eniones :m.o theCodf <h Mexico. 1 he lat'cnil c.irods .O' will ,V':.ih.e rhe i\.:,ler V> to kic'"- i ;i' a I a v c jd.:ur':e'd bv I he v anons district englliccio to IVect tea: iv.v..d-; O't sub-drainage. toooeraDhv jj :i:u t i Al'C J:l-i VS -ii 'L'-,. :1 i::;:": 1 .0 00!'.. !h;M \i.TS Sir:;: M O ! 1.1 :11 i: 11':. Of In o>r;s rrucnng these canals little dill ec u It v is etictjen:j v .I iii ''emoving the muck deposits; dredges lift th> xNi'iosre> -.-.t t u c . ix' ii.^d Tc"C- U:i, during uie hivi niareriaJ svvifrly and wiihonr bh-.smjg. Near the Jalxo Joaimejfuhs ol i-.ii-S .iCCi^r-Jing uj iVeenr n Uis s ie c s however, the n>ck beneath is very hard, compact, dose- h'om i i- . . Ihnv.iii of Mines. J Jorida was one ol five gri"aineil hmesrone. I o rhe south and suiiciieast llie rock ib.e i Anon rcp-onM as using i he hu'geM aiooums ih nui so hard, hut upon exposure to the air ft becomes high explosives, pert us-does v xvc rougher and harder, preset-ting a somewhat matted i u.im; u !;..n as : iiomocan' i p de-elnohig appe.iraru:e. In some southeastern sections the rock is o:* A 1 r;U *:U.* II 1:..!" iua.LV drasuag' ior-H.ei:i, and "streak v," that is, it alternates in hard and soft layers- on 1WViVmb> '-'d.d! iuh-ouf ior-.'ec bhieen accomp. i:d;ed .so Kinds' ; ^ remo'-xd I nun she caruls srrst Iw breaking it nek ho and many woh explosives and then depositing the r h v,. X. n i material along the ctmptta, j sides. These spoil 1 h e. : i rs t u ''C ol i banks range from nninc ' i Ia rye ' ten to thirty feet !i.S Kg-il' VI high. Two methods : .. hen ! ie n !' of blasting are em ployed drilling Rail and * 'd ohying.11 The drilled shots follow generally the praetices recom mended for sub psn m ,r,, ibices- on: engu'i nV Cijr-if Oijf:U.. Cnn:ii n fmrl i./ iht- ?iTt.1.'c: ihwri i;;,- ' ft-i.irr. ,i ! i- ih 4` \fi!?.: i us ! : : i * marine work. In making ' 'dohy ' shots, the cartridges itera Iiv had to Md:-'.v ?hv;r w.iv'' chrough ob>i acics are Med ; dong the right of '% ;i\. M'.-nsi l Pc nme: ibe Is v m : ca ns hi.isr mg c. *icgar! running dowi. :i:e 1 r I i.O f;'le >. f i 1;; crew !u' i:; - - ; !;-.a: dcw-ioci:.,.-::! wi.-rk in I-!i mur. Id be h.tnvk: s!)i'[s bivc.k file iii;iferial n o ifun n can c rhe uiudgcs. Sixiv ,\r om sro.igJn "ecetnxM a fresh ituvi;.' e;";X iS:..-r i.nix i; ha> gone ;ans a; is. Expf. huh"'M T; > rn.ib and txlari c.u a uimnc. arc cic c\r-h-ms c > gLOcr.iSly used. om fan^cumed x<i i i'-i oaon! c umil :bc C7/1V Did POXT. n\ ifi'Vc't "t l //?o -".i L j : i! 111 f : :y r. r,,i |.: fi ll* r '-I !iii,-r UUi! i. ' K j; .wd I -ii:-i m>| T.k a !.,t ''li; ] tAt + X Distribution obWoiTcob! Limestone L Karl JDejwsif [fill Cbquma : : Haliu(illidiffereutlated) . ; Glendon Liinestone ! no tv. ilBlBBiy ... llHlliL lilirric <T.l iKk Souihcu Wl TM!oridLi last fall anil ^"OSsc t he I wi_ A_ mall v it he Gnh ul Ml \h :o , At _wij; ^'iiie the main can;?Is .-11 ovcrtUrncd. and [he water " ^ ake Okeechobee rose sv\era! Jeer, causing preac dam- ;ir1^ u Iiiiu m completely wiping on: the towj is id * *^c* Haven ami < lewistmi. Pam of Itiuleali. a suburb < * *J**mi, wax* under several led of water foi nearly a u^k. and |]H. water in rhe Itverglailcs rose trimi three to ^rurt- I he irouble was the mum canals could i;ot curry p1 the \^ater fmm the suh-druinate districts lust utiiugh. (-j^Ucn 1,1 i!Iiori cubic feet of wetter was discharged info ' i,,lil;iin canals which m ere cuuipix-d to ham lie only two cubic fee, ^ here main canals average tbinv feet in width and ten u tvreKx: ic.-ct iinn ddeepptthh,. eCxXtteCnlkdlMint;g altogether about :'xkw. Ti, -stib-dra iuac c canals caiunii lo the same a\. r:i-pc \v|i and apth uimcnworiN 'ui: tliev arc ul most on Tl.u. cneral opinion is i fiat the present laeilioes are llUl;cqu;u :_x anil the Stale DraillJ t.i.uiimissH;n m meet nm 'With O'*: Cl;)!-, lo o'lous J -'vise conn wavs , city iinu stih-drain ytre distnci and means t i correct in u t lie om dil i on t o| ihe plans advanced is ii's wjJcn l lie in.ar. taiu' O .! -* rcet ami to build dike > to ju-occei the sub 'Ww?_ o d \ r rhe ,l trices. problem, There whuh, is no cer after all. aiti-tr that' this wdi s oile tor empncvi's I'C: %Ue with afier all rim tacts arc < evd-mvd. ' A ceurau: wur figures of cxplo* ives consumption in drainage s. i k u * m o-jio are not available without exhuusme men of records. 11 is known, fiowxvcr, that contractors, c udiutg die State Drainage C.'ommissioi! itself, used flMItn NIHlMlilti A conxfrosile ttuip p r,-p cir i'ii fn> in pui'lixhed hy ih v riarulr. Srme i Sun cy w' US. approximately zoo woe poi'.n; _* naau c Jll j 92. hy ioip this had increased to pOUl kl 1 j i jei l lie surprising totai ol s was reached. mr war evp:osives consumption about equaled that of and had tt not {''een tor tin setback cause bv idle fuirri cane. possihK' wandd bul-e .ied it. Ain hi ?u-.jvtv Honda ucvesopiiiwoi h.ir a \>o itao-Muii^.vdi tmile rtnieir >\ !iimdreds oi mdes oi new roads .me < :e i nij nng of old ones. Rock pits were opened in nna;icric. c vi. r v eouiuv. ] lie np-dtod.* its^d in mining r* '-se oils \jrv s-.m:-v\vhar it" duierettt >ections Jnit uoi i Jiw marked dcLri\e. i lie n.*ck pits m Dade (.kar-irw w ei*e A band is located, have an average lac. of about ti-ie Jeet, and with lew except ions i he o ick is !bdLaw>ied fine cnonph to he hatilnl directiv I rout ihe ijiianw to i "i:-c road' und' er Jf/_' .13 t' IC 3TS T /i < /? /11: / /; <> CONSIDER NOW //j-m? ./*t //w^V/jr of buying omg io a will iCcnil to htime .so/t/et/'/// .slmfit l bv ' best Scllcr.\" Of; /,r UiJVh.tl The Barg Artome portable, in its Fabrikmd ctt.*e, is ready to piny or travel R. A. Ap p l e g a t e the past several years the fastest and largest selling model in the phonograph field has been the portable, The popularity of this type, of phonograph is clue first to Progressive manufacturers have helped to boost port ables into the "best seller" class not only by producing good machines but also by stressing their value for year- the desire of people to have music when and where they want it, and second, to the compactness and case with which a portable can be carried and stored* Picture a moonlit lake on a balmy evening in junta A round entertainment. They are no longer summer-time playthings to be packed away when the family moves buck to town* Increased usage is due largely to a covering that provides a variety of designs and color effects from canoe lies idle on its hed of silver. Off near the shore lights twinkle mischievously* and from over die water come the soft musical strains of a popular air played on a portable--the happy addition which lends enchantment to the scene. Now we see a brilliantly lighted home---a piazza strung with varicolored Japanese lanterns casting a mellow glow which one may choose to match the furniture or decora tions in his home. This covering is Du Pont Fahrtkoid. To afford the reader more varied and detailed informa tion, several firms were asked to describe some of their models. We are thus able to present here by picture and text what might be called a survey of an industry that in the past few years has grown to remarkable proportions. : .i.i; i I1'. ill..' !.: O !..! . !. '!!!.:.! : ON " . s par kiln g eyes, yi mth fn 1 J augli ter! A portable is brought from a room inside and a popular record is put on. The dance begins, which is the start of a complete evening of tun and merriment. And still again. "far from the madding crowd'* goes a jol Iv group. Two a no mi oh lies crowded with laughing, chartering picnick ers. Their destination is a cooL wooded olei! a hundred miles from the hustle and hustle of the city. Lunch is spread on a cloth. Some one thinks of a portable in die car. This is produced and music rings ;'a !, ; i; / . ur ' : v : ic ' . `i " "' Fir s t Be r g Ph o n o g r a p h Ma d e Tc m Ye a r s Ag o The Berg A tiro Trunk Si Special* v Company, Inc., Thomson Ave.. Long Island City, New York* has created quite it sensation in the phonograph Industry in adding ro its Artone portable Hue a strungselliug group of console and other floor models* These machines are different from any others on the market, being covered with artistic re prod uci ions of hand-tooled leucher dfeces. Most people think of the Berg Company only n$ makers of port ables, and that these large machines have been evolved from the Arrom 1-]: portables. But the Talking 'Machine I Vmid represen t a ti ve; con versing This console, madid, made hy the Berg Company, is covered with Fa hrikoid in handsome hantl'tooled leather effects with Mr* Joseph Berg, president of the company, recently discovered that as early as 1916 the Bag factory produced a covered upright floor model. This sample, still in existence, was made at the suggestion of S >2LsNN2" Qfe HU PONH Haga `zino M.t\ 1-1. Panics, a well-known Brooklyn phonograph dealer, Ac that tune the factory was making portable cases for other manufacturers, Development of these artistically covered cabinets has been going on for some time in collaboration with the Du PcjotFahrikoicI laboratories. The manufacture of port able cases for other firms developed the radio cabinet line 4|n| several nuntifarrurers have used large numbers of dR'in. 1 h is experience helped m creating the i eivinrLibk: AJ'tUiie phonograph. Mr. Berg has over a hundred pa;e:*ns m hKcreelit. nuiov o-nicJi upp![o phonographs and acoustics. L.R.Man- Lliiig, t:erourer and genera) sales manager, savx the exper- lniV:iJN!i the company in and Mr. Berg's work or? 4v-i-j;eics have reaped generous rewards, d Ids is Best indscaled hv steadilv increasing sales. Addittonnl factory sn;iCe has been acquired and productu mi has increased Jnaieria!lv. 'unew article, especially one \x i th re-- olutionarv tea i:irss, must go through an experimental stage with rate er tir the public steep:s or rejects ri. Mr. Berg and M Mannin_i were confident of public acceptance of these limes, because of highly decorative effects attained. These are made possible by the use of Du Pont Fabrikoid 111 beautiful reproductions of hand-tooled leather designs that blend harmoniously with presen c-d av furniture. Odd pieces, colored lacquers and polychrome effects are great- cst in demand. * Ts j e Ca r r y o u a Lin e Co v e r s a Bio Fie l d A million dollar business in one year! That is approxi- maLely what the CarryoJa Company of America, 647 Cl in tort Street, Milwaukee, did with its portab' l*e phonographs. Of course, the product bad to be Executives che Carryola Company started with a leader in whie they hi -d every confidence, for it had been tried out quiet] v for some rime. In die Carrvola "Master" they The -Mi > leader c. Canyifla { ' mad> had a portable phonograph whose performance was real!v exceptional and the cm I h im asm of die Carrvola salesmen was contagious. The machines took hold and sold, Thev caught the pah lie fancy so decidedly that sales were soun mounting nr a prodigious race and no slackening, ar rhis wridug. is in sight. The company, corn pc lied hv pressure on its pro duction program, recently acquired a large additional factory building not fat from the first one. I his new plant has 45,000 square feet of door space and will permit ,1 production schedule of 2. machines each- dav. Distribution was secured clinneth large imistcal supelv houses, most of them having outlet in mauv states, mid together giving theCarryotj (.omp.tia ri.iuiva - di<rnlnr- tion. Advertising in representative national magazines was employed throughout : 90.0 to keep t hv C.arryola name constantly before the public. Hi is advertising will he continued throughout lyae?. The Carrvola models have ipeared in a winciv of coverings, all or Du .-\mj fad coid, The company pre- sents the "Master" in Jour duierent colms mb black, unu while it varies ihc exaci shades and eh. ^ir -s die dem^or from time to 11 me, rhe -same choice of colors has always been maintained. ThcCarnolu '"Master" has an embossed art cover, record album, double-nickeled hardware and other individual features. The quality ot tone and rhe extern of volume produced by Carryolas are remarkable. Those win? nunc he! ie?e that proper musical reproduction is j rupossihle in -1 pnrxahle phonograph will recci\e die surprise uf their lues when due hear a (aureola plav. Its pcnormancv is f borough Iv pleasing and fjllv on a par with m.mv insmimenrs of much larger size. In add it ion to the " Master." which is at once die leader and moM popalar model, t he com pan v puts our rhe 9 -Aoe JL> U 1 'OAs' j \ !lu<f\ i i n<` l Lir;vr mv vv I l v model clever] v patterned after a with a malaria! that moisture, dust and din. cannot injure idvAlia ;0J h * v !:**:! file x,i!!k: fe.:;i'Vs ;u!'l ah *r< f i 'U? -a maicrwu dial is Masiricss a ad wear res is mi a; in other he same TflUf V.' 4 tf \MasK.r. T!- \vo" !>, gensnuc Du Pont fahnkwd. The ( hi s \\ c l 1 ' C r v p \ v `' portable, i 11 iisirateJ, is ni.cde in six C- dors ol harnnlond black, blue, red, green, gray, and brown, with interior .-,r. :x>\\i. r linings to match, and is an 1 Ins mi MJ viJ.U excellent combination of the v!: ;;b:! v best units on the market.The ' Master." result is a perfection ol tone rolors. all and volume surpassed only Di or ra by the highest-priced stand la me life is play two rect rJs mil u oee w IT: defi: -i [\\ . i Sic .i!**;:s11 :ia*'-Jc fhe rop holds hfteen of them . These ins trio merits will phi v a I 1 kinds and sizes of record t. W I ; : . | ; ! .ns Cio t o Ma n y Co u n t r ie s i.hi i?r ;)u: `-glen did 7h<< Ca.-.ti Wi "<>yfKsy" moth?I jire.::ent.< a diifnijidd, sturdy .1 h ts finished in xi-nittnc DuPunr f ahtikmd ard instruments. Thedistincdveness and originality of the Caswell product have proved valuable to distribu tors and dealers handling this particular line. The company has also developed a very successful and constantly increasing export business, and Du Pont Fahrikokl has proved to he ; i :i : : : ;u .; i r: i. i v.ii ue of hii Pom ha ,vi- the onh matcriib aide ru ^irhsc.md sudden ch.ingcx in k\;J. thd \ Li ov act u no irf .ompa lovof \hkva ukec, climate. Although thoiiMinJs of machines have been m.i:iia.wuiier-' o; ,v>r".;:>!e phosLugraphs, base, M-Ke rhe slopped to Canada. Chm.p Hawaii, the Straits >ci f !e- : mV pi: or. <v: their ha -i; u-vd t h n ma Serial as a cover~ jiieiHx. Niew Zealand, jav a. Sauih and iientral America o g iwnsidicet !:! iiu.: f.?r their r'uM popular hue of porN - iblc phonogr \ i\-j \ r-j.i'! /.cd i ii.ii Uni herene, wloch nav he anv if M made !rum paper i>r chnh. could no? and ebev here, run a single o mi pda in:: of a nv nature ii.is been recei\ c%!. "Hie( aswdl Manufacturing (iompamk St, Paul Avenue 5iV W lisca i ? m ns '--- wear as id rear :ha: the cover no: ,0 uah Si., Mih\'aLikecv Wiscajsisin. will he-glad iogi\e .mi J ; i jv ;hc service a?n'dcu fer desirous uf ha fid I jog the mat'bines the name u? WO . his "ica"Ysf disfributorv 1 he rline is one ui starring Further, fn o '..a:' o nio:ta.; : hvi iohlnao dc.. lev and die huYioff pub vom nr.; aiu r.i .-.a v. eriny- uh\h were sallies from coe:"e u.r.idpv.iH. price, tone tpisljir and \\ ork mansh ip. being advertise : .in,! >okl as Dii Pom bahrikoid. T hev Pi. \z.\ Ma >ai Caoir \\'v Brn.ns Sirimv Moon s onginaud a va . wInch :s found on everv "(Avpsv'" pore back hi after :s considerable amount ol research i.: 1 .... . i, .. ,,.'i. . i .k. .w wive lh.it die riudnoe is co-ered work, the em>:'.peering vlcp.irifiiefu of the Plaza Music :-C>XS."Sf :V . , . :>fo d u k< >.M 11 rue iiinuc- F 151 or r ,l ] \1 .in's |pcrlu ]ltls freed built around incut as Whui u wonderful chau^ir fi om the nkl way tT nicui*-' Think of the ordinary market with its -slabs of nu-.n< laid out on a wood counter\ exposed to ilics, duM , odors and handling . . . <r hidden away in cm ice K>x wiiv.rv l he housewife can't see whai she Wants, and where the butcher must hrinis out cbu central item. h. hs one piece at a time. And then visualize the modern meat store and its appointments*, . . where st*If our most itupiirTM UtH drrgff food, hut nirnt-s are kept under fg-iiss or are wrapped m transparenl l -elkiphane always visibU' yt:l so completely cm'u-ol llisil m> ha? m cais come Sc j the mi. . Ac housewiid of to- " she k-ch .unone else cm perrono ' tiic slicing of bacon and dried beef, for instance. Breakfast cereal manu t act liters Jong ago realized that ^ has Lamed nj he mure discrim inuring In the choice huusenukes were read} to ci'cortmuc the practice or her table* Purchases are greatly imlueuced by her cooking cereals many hours before serving them. Thev ftowledge of the relative nutritive values ul loods, the wanted somethiiig that could he prepared in a lew mm sanitary conditions under which they have been prepared, 2.]el their quality. The treed is emphatically toward eoiivcmem foods, uies. ( j o imo a grocery More tod,;}'and you can see the rerndis m a score oi cereals a Ire at! v prepares! and reuJv to serve at a moment's notice. paring house rentals ami heave upkeep expenses, partlcuiarly in the cities, have forced thousands into aparr^ents where meals arc generaIIv prepared in krtchascues. Wide awake packers hate also been quids io sec this change. They arc nicer :ng competition Jrom inanniacturefs oi of lies food products Iw marketing Ixuh read v 11 is indeed a far erv from these bandboxes u> rhe big, airy cooked .nit readv-to-serve meats m convcr;tent and anrac^tefiens of two d_caJe> ago. What wiih ii\ hies and cup- tivc unit packages, You c.in now buv Mich a nurioruJIv Oiirtis galore, and a big shins* range upon whose broad known product as Armour's Star brand bacon nearly , a dozen dishes could Ik* cooked at one time, a young ho>nsewife might then he as inefficient as she pleased anc! still have a good dinner ready si iced and wrapped in i of luph.inc, which provides com pictx: protection and, because of its transparency, permits card ul inspect ion bv i he purchaser. 011 *me. She had no feeling of bc- mS cramped for room; faced no problem of cooking a roast, two ^egetables and the coffee on two burners. Nowadays, however, she con- qtiers juscsuch problems, especially "' ? JMOM 3Hi iBfHipHjMriPM Cellophane >er\es the packet from another angle, too. Ys there is a growing tendency for him to send product-' oca mu ns irao lark nghr dirough to the consumer, he awimics ihe responsibility of stip ple mg ilie latter with delectable regard to meats, simply he- and gi;,i ran reed meats, Cellophane Cause s^e demands products that remows many of his worries. Can prepared for the table in a In .nidicion to meat products so SI?aIJ sPac^ and with the minimum Cmirtisy Ari,oM Brofiiere, Chicago wrapped. Cellophaneeocases ocher effort on her part. The modern housewife also A meat loaf looks much tastier in this transparent suit of Cellophane incrchuiK! ise ineverv-day use such bakery products, dried ins its, ^atits lean meats because she is unwilling to utilize the c..a..n...d..ie.,s,__t_o_i_le__r__a_r_ticwl_e_ s .md mu ions. All arc dear! v visible Surplus fat as her sisters of the past did in order to prevent to the purchaser and arc completely protected from dust, %aste` She is also unwilling to perform any duty which dirt and handling. It will pay you to buv this proieciion. 11 |:!'f !': m,' D1T T>CESrr..tO*tn<vt>io COQUINA THE ANCIENT Sofi. c isr/i 'Ot v tbo/'i jz/jeru:/1 ohl Kt l.'iiilil/i\i""l sioui1, jirst (j/LirrivJ b //v ./r/j S Hi i/.: Yjiirr>/-Us iE oldest city in America is St. Augustine, Florida, estahIkhe:cdv jn i*,K. Spanish colonists chose the si to, perhaps, ;iii abundance of coquina ruck h>r building needs Vv`-!s found nearin' on Anastasia Island. At anv rare thee n ?nrra quarry i here, dining huge blocks of rode which lfH*v lighrered to the mainland. 1'her needed a fort and speni nS years building what is now called Fort ^lariuig the lines! example of a medieval fortress in the Western world. *n 17 AA when war broke our bcrvveenSparji and England, ^srieral Oglethorpe sent So:: men m lav siege to this slnjnehih|.Three bat Levies of guns were placet! on A cast a SJ*i hdanj and t he bombard mdit began. Instead oi destroy- lng thclorr, the British cannon balls imbedded ihcinscdvcs ln f nmstmrv with littde damage; arid after a month of ^nlu firing the invaders withdrew, probably fmittcnng 1 ccH|imu was the hardest rock to shoot thee ever l,uhkd. A few months ago an experienced quarryman 3E1 ^ ^u,dda voiced the same opinion. ie said he had shot many kind lueix, hut; coqu maw.is mure t.rouble 'OUie than anything he had ever c|H:iiUTi!t:red. ** ^ ling rock, which beltings to t he `"vstone group, is of marine origin ,311^ hi made up of consolidated utells and shell fragments cast up by the sen. Incorpoa red wu t it arc vawnig amounts of quart* sand. The arjjcSl ck posit is the one in'si referred io. However, southward along ihc Ibis: UnaM, in M. Johns, Flagler, Volusia and Frevard cotmties, are ot.hc'~ dept)sirs, some of which ha ve been worked for many yenrs. C.oqmna rock varies greatly hi hardness and texture. Fxnosed ledges of compact, pure shell masses are hard, while underground the material may Ik - relatively soft, graduating down to beds of unconsolidated sheik. Under water the rock is frequently soft, enough to cur with ur. axe, Huron exposure to the a;r rr becomes hard. Consider ing that deposits of the rock vary greatlv in thickness, extent and quality, and that :t m more or less porous, von canunderstandthat Jrillingaudhlasnugarediihcuk. Forw peixent straiglu d vnuntire is the ex pic >m \v c o iii m or. I v used. The hard rock is an exccilent building material. Many beautiful East Coast homes and hotels are made of ur faced with it. Recently much crushed rock and imcon- solidated coquina have been used as a concrete aggregate in place of gravel and for building blocks. At present coquina rock is used chieil v :w a road base material. When mixed with tar or asphalt it also becomes an excellent road-surfac ing composition. .............................................. TM. ^ -./mit.....................-- A!|H^|;:ik: ....... 'ip1....;.... MM ... ;OP.' Jfc* u tiding A rug thrown- back, showing du. Pont Rug Anchor in place. tn many home* possessing hardwoodfloor#, thin material serves as accident insurance and keepm the Jloor covering* trim and smooth A MODERN MAGIC CARPET // way wUskyou of} ! o the hospital unless you watch your step, Bui you cun- oremum shut hj.\jyJ /a your home vas/iy through the use of Ju Pout I{//g Author r r./.i.! A :ke l o o m Adrian />] f*,\\ . IIo TUIKJaS Ir is simply laid coated side down W\..ri:N ! s *" rh:,,* ITI.iglC Carpel < :.h.U ,!f ihe AighleG wish would C:-:rrv on: off lu J i > fa i: i under die rug to be protected, and it clings to the floor with a suction-like grip. No fasteners !j 11,i-n w ir] a, j.i.rsiJ comiorr nv;mii^ char ui rhe mod o:; !Ah"wm OT.gb. ' of any kind are required and neither the floor nor the rug is marred or harmed in any wag. It will tame the friskiest ihere a 8. j v j a i.\ien mbsp: anon nf r; I j j < Rgeud-- rug and make it quiet and well-behaved. '.'.h:A> AH.'- Oi.'f rol:OW pi\A..C-Ijl i ! ehlVT Not only is the rug made safe, hut it will always remain ;: r > ::.| , * . iger.i i >;! or : be ---- ;:i bbcin g i b s i n p.;s-- smooth, and tidy. It wilt not wrinkle or creep even before --V--:-2oIV,C-. h Ot a - -iiic-AVO-, bur ne'. er ;a accordance the assaults of a vacuum cleaner, When you put a rug Wi:.h -A':!-.: - UlJ joermv. A:OTT lliOUgh il J1UV over du Pont Rug Anchor, it "stays put/* b-.:. U V\ , :l;e of j'.;*Vs .If A i'^A^np;,! V. ! :i w po. >. m-Aa r ' hna gie carper'' is :i.*<r-u* other i ban our Of course, the primary function of the material is to keep the rug in place, but it has other properties that :T'-: IT: f: UU.f rhe mo?i\c vowc-r rh Sc0:.1>- !' 017 >W commend it to die housewife. Du Pont Rug Anchor is wav is ^ouhaeai ] .'U or l.e.ulrig tea au-J a kurdwoou 1 absolutely waterproof and, when used, prevents dirt or u.-'- : a -eea.G or . our ur.w .ir. 'Grp an. I riien whisks moisture from reaching the rug from the floor. Its resili a:' :er:!.i|'-> lo r.;:-e lio^y-na). ency, too, lessens the wear from treading feet. v. ; ug'- . ;v i.i a:. In every home equipped with hardwood u.-nv ' .'e;;: eorapai:k v n.pnvi floors, there is a need for this product. No *5.! 1. Lhe f.'r.MU::' iwi\;eni,:go! Dll 10r tr ri ciahio. are matter how small the rug or how highlv pol ished the floor, du Pont Rug Anchor performs its duties perfectly. It is a safety appliance for the home and serves also to prolong the life of rugs. So when your unruly rugs will not stay where they belong, discipline them with iCC ciu Pom Rug Anchor, J her will j hen keep hazard of r waning rugs and keep them seen re I v hi place. ihcir proper placvs and will mi longer menace ihesafeiv b r-. proO;;.'! -dr Poir. Rug \m.Ivor, a Mvcuillv prepared ol vour home ' ahra: nmuufucr J hv rhe Rubber Products, Section Du Pom Rag Anchor can be purchased from a hr? os! mom: Pool Loiiioujiv .0 Pa j : held. (.ueneCi icm. all no-ro-J i u* Jailers rn ilonr *.o vermgN- id ~7/ie IDXT fPOTSTC iiagii^cr no .... ...................................................................... .............................................................. --1^N<^ NIGHT DRIVING MADE SAFER J iL chillinii: n ?n 01 qiare ;rom head !.i mp is si: i i g ig : or Tim windshield unit -s at [ached to Tthe problems in flit amomohiJc Held X.tdi war exacts the class by means of a vacuum cup. i hca\ v ah! oJ injuries that: may K traced 10 accidentIsn one! \\ cat her a junto: pT/cerm mar '-.v(jt:;\;n un i on i ma u: drivers, hli ided hv (he irlare from he used to moisren die cup before ft is imcoennq machines. have either driven into smash-ups pressed into place. The Glare (.heck :|r have cuxuKd into ditches and ovenunK-d. rs adjustable to anv position and, if Reahziuq that am- device ru prevent y.lare is more ib.m not needed, ma\ be turned up and eleomc Hi the awr.sqe mofurisn several arms outside out i i the wav wall out rurm a I from die motor ijd:is<rv an: ai uulacrunnq devices to snake die windshield. 1. o install the head I ant pun it the i iqh t hulh Hyhr dnvmq safer, The 1 -D-l, Auto Gian- Cheek is Hie is taken out. and firndwith a km which in turn is fastened devciupmciT: or one a.J- these Jinns, Hie 1--D-L Auro (dare to the plarc shield and hickec in place. Detailed msrruc- Chech Dev.ce Compare. . of (da:Non. Ohio, tions for hoth ms: .niaiioiis are supplied the purciiase:'. arc separate units, one tor windshadds, Both plare check devices are made of preen Pyralin and and ihe other lor hcadlarnps, Both of possess all the resistant qualures of thar material. Then- rhent are illtmi rated here- Used to- use for driving at niyht has renewed j miiv otherwise yeihe'r. i.hc\- iio: only aiinrd the driver nervous and ieariul mo!ousts pertecidv oinaJcnf and at an unhampered vision of iIk road hue ease, and has saved i heir cost hundreds oi limes over in the thc\ a Iso reduce the piarcf.br die ocher prevention of sen i) us accidents. f-uriher inquiries, regard- jdltnv. 1 hey ate case to install, init these- accessories should Ik : addressed to the I 0-1., require iii.de or no artennon, and Auto Glare Check Device Com pan v, i Tuscarawas are made to iit most makes of ea Street, ( unton, Oh to. fnteuiaiiviiat Nrwirwl .. . Si new power station u1 under construction at Butum, Caucasus, This view shows a sidelight on the local practice of waterproofing primed dynamite cartridges. The drying method may he effective, hut it is hardly safe 15 x x xrr"* 7ic.- m: :r'ON' tinin: ::/ r?c \\i N! MO it. r-M7 A KLONDIKP GOLD J 7 s'as i he J :st. oven all a d lornui gold prciMp; raied the :.T ilD; , ! : d ,U i -J Cf.uti,' l ilC '.!C !,c]( >g ;u . :i ; he rar Wen.-omd wh ihedenown of Kfondike al rfu h-,-~. -I- uinds of ad ven of rueni n.iun'.i "\'-a . dia" hnjke. But Alaska i:,\ nied .is : j: e: at n a;, lor a o j . ued ion 11 development 0 l oilier d for less than two c ents uti . ! . ;. r.M 1 'a;.! invest- T 1 V.. co-how iwxd r: :.:ru her CO pjxr and other m iv-erai*-. j.ier.i;.,- einn.n \YH A T T1 I If, Wi: LIDR ITSliD SHADIfM.W WIJJ. WEAR" J \Mi:> ( A A. ,,*X1 'i - i'**. i : H h id t1 i I M .i !c. C* .ialaiin i * a' * iDT. tlu: \S :i:i-VWW ASW WUshubw WIVlk.iiW I. h.?s m;; j IT'D- M \ U; JO de;]':; '1 i.s i ` .!; C L'hc l1. .lidP'DR: Ij\ i'D ID ;hc shade i.huk \lA "A'l"- Mi'. SuLl'idci'S Ii\\ LD a comp r.i i :i\ i ae . a.i?; J if f-.-D.'- suit made of Ton?; i he ri'ovurh: ai kt'-li k` " !'.i\k , e % e i: in i I woisr \u-.iin- 1 (id Miii is wHi Laduicc and ,m j mio m disiaiiLo has the ,iP|X-et",Lni"c of an .Jpava or I'ul it deui.b Miinmer mo l . Mr. Xuineen savs he has worn these l onr in * i lot lies repeatfL'i.1 iv,, vet iliev ,rv in lirsi -class am dnion -nni Jo jiisf show a t r raw of H:; also mi* ili.H as a \valking :id\ei . isc mein lord online ilussuii has nc i equal. The cloth. wfien nude into ganutnis. n.neralh ixcenxs rifi-ch harder uoa [lian r: v, onJd wipers 11.iii;;n::ai a w mdow. ( .us- torners are impresses: In rl'iis fact. which rW'V ocalh points our Tonti ne's vlui'ablli; . as \\e 11 . its \% ate -OE'Oilt P-H | V! t \ . A p; mclii ha.s a ho ven math - ol Tc j iif i 'Wlide no idiusir a non f s a ' jiiuhle. th ;s r.ihu - c :i \" '4.:-rinni[ :s highiv UV Md .11 J e vnvnieh S j f 1: |-'l C (it in ake.' A ];oh- loi L he lie.rd Is til! t!u- meh 1 he ee uier oi 111 oh-oi'i: I'U l c L t \ tin ine . t u 1 Jo pvt ipi-r s 1 /e- W lU.il W O'*T1 a dm jv. s a hour 1 1 ir h' id l . i a ill. R-rii \ s:?r da: to (he v* e : known 1 X A] ms- -vmHi i- i-'.nhoa.: k.o. own.;.: nw nnp- rEiOMo 1r in.horn . iM do; woM-Hcs. ,d on nigh :!a.v cgwvd lirrle ui the s-a eweri . i f.i-j wnuierv. Iu\e been nupun.un. , ,! !V aT iridu "he betrer t o Li f-ont: < orniTnv r.):onc:un> an an. -vinos] -- as ora dines .a Juneau TFAUs TO CHANGI-l OIL! OST moionsfs line ii iliifcuh Kj re me miser when i lu M oil 11 l i heir ears should he clumped. Seri hh led memo- 1 inv-iums l u x - c-fsih lose, and slickers [VJsted on Me speed umefer arc m?s:phriy. The device iliustrated here, however, is a permrmun 1'' i U If HOMlfS VOl RI f M1 f M Blfll ..." reminder and is also an dicedve jnUcriisiup mednnn for iVMK.ei'ns cacermp lo motorists. 1 ecko Cluutpe O, as i:.0;>x; r r nuu i'vpc: ;rc and u.\i: hnnps l>,*co nei rcr It eallcii, consists oi iwem v memonmdtim slice is a:easexl A iinii': ..*" cr to f;n. honm. .oni :dun\s :>m\ mieriors iDo*.* aw ineiu! hok.ler arid protected from moisnirc or ^ixposure :n. lil.iC.. To fVDeCf r.:;e Cii.n'rU oj i lid n idn.i I 1 :L,iSIi*r a n-.insp.iK-nr sheer of hyralin. The holder nuv t'c -ece:-f;\ i'-es s jMR'S :>:ied. h n- e. "Idle |-io];iLs Mm d.imped hnulv 10 :he iJash of any make of car, and when 'I1.,''! T:!\:V V:':..:' . ::! ! i'I.: . :! ! : iD'rS d '\ pi'siii'i!! 11h if.s like an ... i in. reader n h.'v, n- it , j\:r_ odd or nevr >urf.no; :o .ippiv Ouco wire, u 'rmh. and how lo *n*x Mane- Doc : CiCor.: : O'- ov'Oin: aor Made desired. nc-Enunein on t.hr. Ixu-.d. Here's )nnv [fie dev.ee \\ orks. 'A heir new od l< rmt CHANCE OiL A T SKSWcm He ih\. MCI VV: !> ,U\>iU.A ::: !! od '* l*O^C Mi! :Le fTOO J for !>'i. foe mocor isc adcs .1 r-. ew- n: d c si r RD vun--. v. rl: [)::a* n>r bn Ml uppo- 10 Sms mdeane :.r;c marks n C.M. ile o.lei's oi TTe injoku:?. wifi U s n.: oi;]NL e-.l; . tlnnk < m l hr sbeci . flier l hill a -d inuror tiS'^s io-r D-.no o:i odd pnv.es or iurni;L;o. !-;LiOie ,a ijje d.o-ii shows Is u' the'' i.ecko Change'O" look* I'C C'*-:Ck..e. V..: i..Sid, ia. i h rha: i:.;\e .:c-p-ar_-ni.h. >._vn i oeir bc-f daT.-. Muir cope -v a v It on j - .new i'"' ad'd "'ess i!: it rile I'.iUK, \ arn-sh ;!?;.] Lae erne r t >ep.-r: in-;;-id In 1. c.u i'on.l Cc \enL'?ur- -.x (a:-., lrc.: : ; s K-:t v Roac. i;h ihideii-uu.. him A U-Ii dun ;i:;.i!;i. And the advertiser's name, 01 near wurfc ieiters against the black back ground. l s he tore (he driver for 10.000 miles, 1 lie k iopp Pnming Lompanv, Omaha, Nebraska, mart- isiaeuii'es 1 In. de\ ice. 16 Z'/ic j J t1OiXTk 11 (u {i's.! ?f HELPING THE SURGEON SEE RED Pit*;/se hiierpiri ilk- title lircA/lly, Through sc/a/rifu re-uu/rch he can notv avoid eje-sf-rniu while tit work hy glancing occasionally at walls coated with da Pont Eye rest Green i:l*. traditional use oi while in opera mu; rooms is rap ox vhaemoglohluometer In which the color of blond can Tid! v becoming,! thing ol the past, judg mg from sonic he nica.smvd in terms oi oxvgen saturation. `ecent color ecst> conducted hr prominent Mirgeons in file next step' was :o fmd the true complement ro the tilts country and abroad. slnulc oi red appearing in the del a of operation. riie growing irx:cpx:nc\ of operation:-. within ihe close A com piemen tain- color i men sides us opposite. If: was famines; eve, ear, nose, ihroxi, pelvic ami i pperahdont- n.u an accident which determined red for port and green |l*al --necessitated J special for starboard lights on ships. humimnion, which in i urn A surgeon looking tip from developed an unforeseen Jif a wound to die wall of an liculn* due to the addit iouai operating room treated with light thrown back to rhe op the correct complement to era tv-jr from the white walls blood red should experience and draperies, seriously al instant relief from color fa lecting pj., vision of the Held tigue and receive an intensi oi isperanon. fication of the red ofthe blood ^ .iricnis suggestions ,h ! in the less illumined operat v a need hv color experts, Mir ing field upon recommencing gcous and arcliirecis have work. been tried, but have not Through the aid of the proved highly success In', MunseJl system of color no '-i-ie to a confusion or ideas as tation, Dr. Flagg arrived at a m t be precisc i>h jet:r1 ve, 111cre peculiar bluish-green, which ng no attempt made to is the scientifically correct -separate rhe psychologies I complement to the blood n-om the phvsroh>gic;i I need - when exposed ro rhe air. Hr. 1 . M. Fhcrman, of Cahiomk. one oi Hie pioneers The final step was to get a palm of the shade desired. in i he use of color in the operat iug room. foam! : ha; dark Du Pom chem wts were Co :imi; ted, experiments began, and brown doors and six-lout v-. a inscot big oi die same color as a result the sb.uk known es Everest' Green wa> pro overcame die discomfort lie experienced in raising his GuccJ u> alio rd ihe UcCessarv re I icf. eves from the wound ami glancing areumd at Jilghlv glis- Ir is Dr. Flagg's opinion rhar the Ideal comb-mat ion for tenins^ while walls and draperies, which tjmpor.o-ilv the opera ting a mpfii theater is i bn r the table and all icxti !cs. blinded him upon looking back into rhe open wound. Sr. such as gowns, draperies, toweling and so on, be in ihe Dike's Hospital, of San b'rancisco, adopted l he dark green deepesl shade of Everest Green, with floors ihe same color, dour and wainscoting, white walls and bright bull Celling; bur shading off into n fainter tint as die waifs are ap all instru merit oweringw as well as gowns and toweling, proached; that ike six o!* seven foot wainscoting or tiling ;:Je made of Hack materials. also should he in Everest Green, fading Inro a Jeep cream Dr. Alexis Canvl. of die Rockefeller histhme, adopted up lo and including the Cerluig. Ike Held ot opera non. hf:.*ck tor druperic*-; Dr. Corwin. oi Colorado, lias hr-; hemg in f be deepest shade of green, u:uenMiics the red oi f:'Pcr;uin g rsuriis 'done in feui-J grav; Dr. \ ire how. ot K kr- die wound, .md : he deep cream. mart me mx feet up on die Uianv, preterred dull mjrvthroughout, while Dr. Kroenig. walls, provides rhe maximum rjkcnnn and is bevond the ilso ofijcrmauv, recommended rhe use of* Pompcii.ui Red, direct vision oi ihe operator. An\ loe-imt of depression l",tir soon discovered blue or green a better color. Some experienced bv wane people from rhe color green is re i luce! phi a hospitals arc using Hack rowel big and gowns lieved hv i he Jeep cream, and so file ph vsiological as well S li isbiciorilv. as the psychological needs are met. Dr. P. J. blagg, of Now York Cifv, was of the opinion While Everest Green applies specilicallv to hospitals, diat while some relief was experienced in i his change irom it: is reasonable to believe this same application would hc all white in operating rooms, perfect satisfaction \ahtahk- in inspection departments of s arious plants, par H'culd no: he attained until die suamJicaJJ v correct com ticular] v rex rile mills. The "green room" of theaters is demerit ro the red of the open wound was diwowTec. another place where eve strain j> a source oi irctfuenr an ^ irh this in mind, he. in conjunction wiih Dr. \ ;m Sfvke uovance and here, too, a sere ice would he rendered in the ,ln';l Dr. Biirger <d the Rockefeller fast mice, producLe! an color-fa dgued erexs of actors and acircsseS. 17 -7/w I31 T PONT. it THE BORDER NET TIGHTENS /'A- pr:.f/trwi.-ua hor.u->i:u? n'ho m?a j\/rnJLJ //v ,X-h,\7i\za humnLiry lim- note tint J'/ini ,///o// .ovvv/r?krs /// -il/cr-fv i/If/c tiztioMohUi\s i - V. " ' W . V "G X s ?' t c s -h t g it Te .J w ; : he i.i:ru-N ,-i'b i\Vi> ..-Mcgcd wnggicrM Rc.i11/.:ng closi ihc !-.. .x. i : !:** :*.*cr i*.!* -: .*; ;K. I b'nn.igra* i i i`` i iWii.mxd ihur mo h ! , I n y ,\ ncMrong i'H \EVn -; ! :. JouHli .Hid I-HU MZlV WiL' wred ;ris! d ie jun'i'l car ami the ch.-.-N: e x e :e , ; ' .i. \ r*:i . w e . A :u MrUluTH l .s i: hv;*;s.i Pw;'. x a bxg Uu . dec: eg t..sr war cai.ghi m rw;i I;:.. i 7- v.. . - rk ban \v.< o .t i p .g t u o n ;y ;iC Oak P8*-. >\c. ,7 a ivoik, dwee s.fsjxxic.' MHEggkrs :r':;n a v -w w i*r a : "wnecani j.iG-j ,1 :ivi*y.jar jail w h u k a , r e R die (. hiocSi. were firm ^ration frome i i.a \sv.r: cur a \s !e .:e. .Xion. tin U 1:1J:1 .G'i } l a! , acrol had on I v to 1 i" s : x '.v.i v to w -ig \ t.hiik >c . !he Ar:<j ; in.r e immn x Serves ro j a w a I ; he rc:auircviubxw of ! ' i"'v. i,,; i, i!; xn h i '%. -.1; t h e : ! r. i he border Pair* n. A n 1 mps.na I \ ;i ' ley inspector. hv [u:E .i:!;'.. lit Mexico j n open iu.ojv aium. and : r< un [hai season uf an cirtcrgeiux , faced llie Lxk ol guarding lorn' **<:-.!!!: * % biin.lieJs of 1 a n inn ;h >-. nn.ibu i'i obtain Ic ?'.,i I rcj.iJs at one imx. J k: bonded two of diem from niarbv [ e : wd ih'>. v e h iu m d lor ? Si ea :n irn e o mi: buclnx Curnnuaidcered: a crowlnr and lore uo tempts to a:di do; Nk-\k'u '"-'.is p-o'-.verL-E.\ n> a hrrdnc mi the third, and stood Hoard on the fourth until on. them. I \\ -j Oi'- : dr 1 I) l la Sc da T:. re'ie-e-d. id'r tf ^ > i re nanus measure^, i raw bur nmrne pu i :; . o h , : -eu,.r-l'.!;n mi nf a lar_".er jmrro; a., r . nre. ibruned th^_ net. n v-rdun d,o\ird j nur nmloriti, is jOriiMrdiTi; I :'un? v ; ic: i .tviX'd* ;ire made each jnnmh .don;; die .r ;.he ;dox :-'ihoe.-o s%\> :;:od ikidce. inide rw.itdie-' td die bordi s . ('x\ rii.^r nuniher, [xediafn . ". s.: s; ox a. t i.ie : da. Coaiuo Hoi tint .Lie h.nf are* kdiinese ol'iile die urm au: lijiocs tsj >.nadicm : -a i ! x>o h--ir'er ;-s n; tin- iii.i inN'ea-J. duo f.erope > :imp; leio are:* aid l e c mih on a i'cn;t: ;as' business . C!Et jl.c r : 7 ime m a ;kci id f )iii i * -; : * i'' 11 . ( hermiei. I hcv cna"pe rrun So-..' to Sie tor caudi person Milebe .on . limhlicE jnu'ehaEcc h% dr pnrirnjriir jai iheii u con due red inco die \ njrcd Si.ia.-v dcpendiiip ujxin f he i : :f. r r J..- a ' be,'.! ' : Ini n ::v u t lioin llie ]de:i.sani. t-any.er'' ,a;c. dill-eulties they encounter. ''j:* Die'..;u to Mi-.: biaaiei: la.-.n of die Sonn'e? Break in up this traffic is no easy job, despite the Dr sc i :. o-er a trad d.Toc'! d:c >ur - ki7.d So.i ni^b j mo - apparently large number of arrests made. While men long ; _. .dd.i J ./..' .'d.vor. " i h.r :onn;e\ o: dcadi u die boii'ci sc \ ice develop uncanny skill in * 'spot Ling" I',. '.v i - c d' ;-H fa 1 ! i be v lose iviiijs .sin.'gab i a. >-a?iu.icnt numbers get through in safety to dial i - k... 1 .: h z mid main the battle arid dav in the des- -- - -- . of wirs and resource err or o n I a o c 1 v fulness. Obviously, in ounta : !' ..! E' the work of the Bor ( >!k- ;er knows der Patrol requires where i be bi!rJLr great physical sta CRIME work !i:i: in i tut, initiative, a faccofconsidernble quick thinking and i neonvc nience to abundant courage. those who make a busines 1 , : E' : ' .o;C f\h . Motorized equipin e n z has !i e 1 pe d the men immeasur The fiirst trip in H ^ ,, ably, It has made possible the cover 1 .. i e : n ing of more territory three sniug- than was possible in v . : . . i " \ i. ' i. . i 'i ! nese.Insi E :. t < NsSpiCS i -i I ??ijcr.i r 11-r; .'.'errr Rirrii'irn'ii -u-:ih f hetv /'urt C/r.-?-ri/c i r-irv. V '.. m.';i ,;iv;i a H.iiEs u't.i: ,iiu: ,-j h i. ,v /:t : inn.; tiui A.V i r>. ui: in.-rtU* the earlv davs of the service, and the bor- and Armstrong wen aiuj'C'.i ui die \\.Li'i';;r oi'k.h i|c ;u.:i has !k ::.;ii -Jrawr correspondingly tighter, meadow . v-E-o.-du.- ! Ivincm.cid o';.-d mrk'. <m-i aid li:c!dvri-i.dlc , v:' h die csuitprn.vnt finished in Deco, thev from the* Ban Diego n cnl's. r -i.rx h.i- c -.iiWJVAAC Ino.v s.itisiVine sc is io drive a or duo ;*. !... ! G. .! J ^ .o' ; :lc i''.is^_'.'-;.;-.:r. \\ !o:ii CiA 1\sng r-..i.ons ns lu-ai a j 'I'Aar'a lice undci I'oHOiiinns lU.n woidd suspicioi E' " ! : a; 1 obvious! i ; , :. . 1 1 E. 1 !' . " ne a second [,A ill .i :.'l,' Ec. ii'-c 7 t a J. \ monicurs a:'. } > Jiiol I-';:!' c i H.| c r > ;wo s;i-u: I, h' ;a..-.i; c -.it : Hl.irv j'.diH. Il muse iv. cq ii.i;] v >.it is I vine :> - ocm rx;di.-c f-'i.ir a Paco e ik o 'Es h o . p-sif" iinL-ritildv. c I; m.j i u.. a>!i.jiU-Eb. no: w i! lisfaud ui c IB -in '-y/h" T> iv I'OTSTk fi atu'i mlno ......... .-- ..................................................................... - d it c h in g f o r an EDUCATION How two ladsj just out of high school, earned money to go to college ^------------------------------------------------------------------- / Three stages of the zvork: Laying out the ditch line; the blast, and later ont thefield producing craps U. k .Hj HT. HOV5,'* said Harmagle, senior, ar rhe close representative. He showed ihem how m blast doc. has wii h A_ <7 an extended talk with his two sous. "You have dreunite and promised 10 help j 1 cm do the job. st:lCcd vour case clearly, aud Fin heartily in accord with Togeaher they laid out the ditch line, '"planted" the x Ur plan, 71)is is my proposition; 171 assign ten acres of charges of du Pont so per cent dirchijig dynamite, ran rhe farm to Vou, and it veil] he vutir job Us make them hack the leading wires to a sale distance and pus lied down PWnlnci ive anti profitable. Plant- anvthing vou please, and tile plunger or the blasting machine. To rhe accompnm procixds (tom the crops you raise will he \ ours. There's J husitress proposition lor vou, what do you save" mem. of a dull roar, a long amain of muck and water rose high in the air. A moment or two inter as rhesmokcth'jned 1 he hues snapped up rhe otter eagerly aud thus die awav, both bovs rushed hack, and there was a clean cut story begins, Bu before going i tin her, feds provide a hit ditch... their ditch- with wafer seeping in and starting Uire background. or "cur hack to the old homestead.'* to flow off the tract. J bus in a few hours' time was com l!S; die moving picture technicians say. pleted a job Hv.r orhmnnlv would have com;umeal weeks I be Humntglcs live on a large farm near New ark New ul roil. Needless to say the vo;mg farmers were elated .Surw ar|d rhe two sons, having completed iheir courses to er : !te success of f heir work. 1 lie cmt ire operation, aside SS! bfgli school, wanted to go to college. 1 hev needed (rum t he Inn s' rime, cost onh Sio:\ or about P i .w. a rod. Slonov and 'tated their willingness ro work hard to earn U t'rh ditching accomplished, order dcvciof.-reiir opera u- blow and where to cam it had keen the topic lor dis tions followed in due course, and the voting men bv care- cussion. Mr. Hartnaglc's oHer ope net.! the way lor them ltd planning aud hard work daring rile next lew Years KO become farmers on uimr snvn account. raised hoanrilul crops which i hev sudd ;r a good profit Now this Teii-acre tract had Iain idle for wars. .It was and applied ihe proceeds toward rheir education. The 1JJud-; land repuimig drainage outlets before it could he land is now said to be worth. Scps am acre. 'v:*Ked to ad vantage. (.onset] item Iv the first problem was 7 here is much bile 'and awaiting development and u> Met rid ot tile water. li:ii was the cheapest wav Ul ditch and drain the Lrnctb The hows figured. asked cHiesiiojis} and inutile got in auich with a du Pout cultivation, aud manv lads are as eager for college learn ing as were ihe 1 hurt angle bens. A 1 ltde Jvnnmi re fnreJhgenr'v used mav and often does open up big posslhi f it ic.-s. pp-- -To k' .1) L ' i:1 orsHA A ou/ < i v: t n < : ==----- =----!------------------- ===== 2^^ THE ART OF "SKULL" CRACKING 1 /: not me stovy. It tellryou how exploits res are used ste maters rtl i the $r&n ami steel Industry I Tquasi By A. Ii, An d il r s o n , M blasting caps. Cast-iron salamanders, ala jccits ion al consisting of a somewhat brittle mate- if ac ien ts. Pcrh an op rh TaL can 1 broken up by drilling and shooting compara- mtoiry hre unci reed tv ivelv few holes. t skulls arc more troublesome, Thcv )ws owe in XMisisc of variot nets steel, ml portic m yin proat. sJa anti other foreign material,and they . ire extremely tough M and i iifficult to break, Holes must be drilled six to tw> d ve inches apart and about half way through t Ul 'TiN, i mu row of holes lor e.iiT break to be made. refill rug in this materia! is abn c siremcly difficult. a c- -.Ming ir-,Hi! ieo to one In one case where this hundred two all waste work was under ohserva- unless it can be reclaimed, 1 i ion, electric drills were Such masses either because being used. A one and one- of their shape, or because they consist of dead metal, are com hah inch bit would bite into tt-il-lie. iiieial u*n ru [wemv inches in : C : ' ;' c.i. sc ;: : ; s an hour * time- Inudcutall v,diescdntts In treking cast iron sometimes a caii oc clumped lo i lie skull so [hat one furnace charge fails to sruelt properly man can operale several drills :ii ihc and the material cannot be removed same rime. The nidv sansiacLorv ivpe from the container. When the iron so u| drill Inl lias been lound rn he a plain, lidities in the furnace, this `'freeze up," rectangular bar wdi a double bevel as in is called, provides an awkward sit OpL-roii du-end; n works ou:re- ra nid [v uation, for the metal must, he removed. Sometimes mean be blasted In place or it. s.iLwutwkrs, fun \crv wowh in skulls. '' removed whole; sometimes the hearth Drilling skulls has proved so difficult walls must be torn down before the ilia; oi her methods arc now cmphnxd. metal can be taken out. These masses 1 fie- tiHM successh11 has been t tie inch of partiv melted cast iron arc called jpg or hoV.s in ihc Meed tv means ni -salamanders," another form of was re uriyripseJ wsvgcn A her:.' ihcw is to be reclaimed. Now' it is something of a job to break up and reuielt; tfimse cousnloohl-e slag on :hc o u im-Jc v*t the ? u1likl.hi e iIn i1le 3 s si mued v. it h at el vhrne. skulls and salamanders. They most be u.ai i he s.! V Vgcrn is in i rod need i h rough broken into pieces small enough to be charged ita the furnaces. In some cases, pieces eighteen inches square at aiOnnc ftat.s liUidcd Uti f{ IVUitv f< ' r the ::hiH liUli - /n' -W what i':al rn them . |u a n cr-inch pirv. twe Ivc lo iiticent i long. and dicoxv gen, ut'i; ling with J fue earbe:m nr r.hc SI.wL mel is a hide the ends and not over six feet long are srnaii enough, in % cry ra id fv, A . lit: holt: can h; me! ted 1 n oi >c or two others, largcr-sizc pieces can be accomnuM,: i e i. 111 If: 1:0. I )* .1" l!I* the; opera non i he p-ipc : iko rndrs to As a rule, skulls and salamanders are picked tip by huge W idliil i lew k: ol :r sicc 1 shitdd. w Inch pn jieCi s d:-e traveling cranes and carried to some remote section oi the workman Iroin die moiu.-u metal issuing from the hole. plant or else shipped to concerns who make a specialty B> m.nrpg die pipe hack ami font), a chamber can he of breaking and reselling them to sued planus. for mud a i die cud nf die hole, winch ;s vA adx'.amage- Probahlv the most successful method is to use hi eh bee, a nac n permits of a wider spacing between holes, cm pi os ices, Holes arc drilled in rows across the muss and ikmpug !io;c> m sk:el h\ iIns iu u Ih h I is uccumpauied hv cadi row is shot simultaneously by means of cL-crrc I,'He Use bear, but unnuslv enough the he a i does not 20 <7/ic DU PONT. tUun i >- t n<> pcue! s-;ir the mass. A ihermoiiieier places] in a hole within ave minutes after the me! ting was completed showed praciit.aljv m> incfva.se over the ouisvle temperature. Parallel rows ol holes arc charged wirh 60 ro qo per Ccm gelatin dynamite, anti each hole is primes! with an e;ea ric hlastingca p, In loading, t hew rapper ts removed fro n t he cartridge and the cx pin siw is packed linnlr m the "....... . --------- ------ hole mini ir is a hour one- half Idled, w! lereupondamp d.iv or cc me in Is introduced and fanijvd solid o'! thecolhir. If a blasting machine 1S used, one or several par allel rows of holes mav be hival simu hanconsh' bvcon- ' ucci ing fhc ca pS j ] scries. H :i power current is used, the c-aps id .iv he connected hi parallel ot in mu U iple series. Rows of holes oerpendicLihi'' to mew nuiv also he ebareed and Jirctf hirer if necessary, h requires considerable skill and experience fo charge the holes in a skull proper!v in order to insure good break- ;|ge, and vet present throwing pieces of steel for a Considerable distance, Unless there is ample space, the work is usually done in a blastmg pit. These pits are lined with skulls and cohered with heave timber mats to A(t;ar-J against living missiles. I. nder such conditions one essential requirement is a power crane t o lift the skulls into the pii and also t o place and remote the co\cm whenever il is nce'essarv. Tiie amount til explosives needed in break }: ; inn salamanders mav run as low as one .... " ....and otic-half to two pounds per ion of metal, while Masting skulls may require as much as seventyfive ro one hundred pounds. The charge may vary be tween these limits, depend ing upon the kind of moral, its composition and other pb vsi ca 1 c h a ni ct e r i s i tes. Some skulls and salamanders have shrinkage cracks and flaw while others are compara to el v solid. Ilic special Sleds are hardest to break. it might be assumed that There would he little work of this kind, vet the operators of one I a rge biasring pir broke up four or live hundred ions of skulls and sala manders in one inont h .using a!tom e ..zoo pounds ol bo per cent gelanit dynamite ami seven elec tide drills. One blaster wirh years of experience did rhe work. BETTER HEALTH--BETTER WORK How i he n-pisi way escape fatten and eye-sham when mpy/ny macs M office manager is usually a preitv keen judge of looking for the place is thus eliminated, both hands are A_ human values, lie realizes, for instance, dial his free tor n ping and from a Comfortable position she mav stenographers are human beings like himself; that tliest'ranscribe a page ar a time wit hour a break. Need1 css to rvac! to ilbheaI( h and nerve strain sav, the dav's production from Hist as he does; that improvements this desk is increased. here and there to relieve t he fa rigue The device can be furnished accompanying their work will without lie foot pedal, should icP;hv Inm in the increased efficiency the operator prefer a hand lever. M i he office. In brief he know s that When not in use, the copyholder a fresh mind is a good workshop. can he folded back out of the way. 1 o executives who so understand It is so at cached that ir does nor mid appreciate die human dement have to be removed in order to m business is commended the piece close the desk. f,-` odicc equipment: shown on this Coles Copyholders are sturdily iTgc the Coles Copyholder, and coni pact! v built and are fin I hisde vice liolds.slu ets ol paper, ished iu dark khaki Duco, a shade rar<J^ or a stenographic notebook particularly restful to the eye and always in place and at a. distance one that harmonizes well with *md angle best mi itch to t he t \ pis r. ofhee furniture. She gains :i time-saving ad\ an:age hy the use of a foot pedal which T!iesc popular devices arc made and guaranteed by the Coles Copy- Controls an adjustable ruler on the copyiK!p|cr \\ |lcn die end of. a line 77i,.' copyholder in /xwifnni. Kate the foot firthi! for .shij!imr, ih.> .euulv ruler bidder Corporation, 45 West Thirty-fourih M recta New York Cirv. of copy is reached, pressure on die pedal will move the In addition to their value fo stenographers, dun can Ui;er down to the next line, whether single or JouDfc be used for holding copy for bill inn machines, adding spaced. Eve strain and wasted energy in constantly machines and by primers and linotype operators. 21 -7/A IDI' POTS'T. ft a4 w !JU* t HHw PYRALIN SAYS "GO" Si y/zh-a/fl-1 ol jor/wr 'Av Avd jtof/ivuiai" Jt r/m t 'niUrstctuMs A ri-mcJ/n-d ni ibis uac / r/>c of thijjic signal AR- r.-. r-K !" t of H i m . cam C :! ** the d.: t * *: 1* i m. c j *.- ahca .1 A.-::; be [;;!'.! 1,0 i .p;;; Pleads LUC apyroaui j o a hY.sv ary direct in :a see mom My I much O' lose and little to ;;.l:. . v he :1' t;:\.' pp"-. o C hi A n i >f !A i" a two* ! *J x.: tvS fa vi her * *;*. X > i\1 !1 ! \l !' , C I i h i i ! . K lA >.R;"! i / ' !i:y die n.i uyuo t d irdlhc 1.;; j > U:!. f 0> ! I'lKi;',, haw placed r.-riTi >r wntrol a ; ;y j ''V s;ra,i cor-.-ers. Oi!-x i*1 t H:ncYv.r,!.!:.!i'i\r"i practical tvpcs o iYctarch ,k:!'L. h I-:e i! U.-.j i h.' x mencan Bnhbx, nnr- kUi.-.! BTil]C (in.' V-,-1 > :d SA i c! v >.] yn,i] c-mv.in\, or Mtnncnpujis. \hnn. 3 in.: reM s w the exact Ccn~ ! !i' v 1`Sv.C>'l .in J !> so o m pee; i v imth that n. may he ,;c r traces n -eh- u.r. inf edenne xx Jill t .u n be wit h i?i the norma I hue oi a i" Bn: ire j n n re-ill \ .s ppmetated hv .'Jig - wx hi m ! i nr \x ?!: du. trah-c coor:v?i sv-ocr'KtO-J !i. i n>a\ cc.si I x o--, w Hook a si/ma; { he wiirh* - C Oite hlii::! i)\ e:'hcai. .\coihcf' advaoC si'i- ii- ; i::c '-o riic loc.ii oatluriGeC lie-- it: die iac? ir-M r:ic .\nkYiCini ikil'u>x can he controJJed auronuncaIJy. citiicr >.unilv or in series. (ainscqucnr.Jv, the pidu'etiicn who Ciiicdv vl irce Led .railic dirnucb the ';trccl> may be re- leased for other di iv' wo Iiivut ie.:i-. :f a " jam, " Tiie \ IViYi'iC.iW r'OPI-.v ' ro. oO'leCt o h : e%>fninonly '.i.^-od t:v ir.L'rc sjcnaK i-j rite xcu proper. It has a swivel 'Onnt' .uTanwmoi! .it irx liasc x' xh allows it to swine ;:ei')dx' u? .! ii \ vl i red mu j o c a m; an .mtu c< > U k k > with it'. Rer c l > to the m.irmiactiircr ron: maoub cures ir:i!ti;iic riiar: chis oepe at sicn.il \xxdf e.;rn> the sohnpacr applied to certain men: "3le v aay he Juw:i hut he x never mit/' ( )nc iorc:\-sr ioy uh^:v\ a r t t?. made hv the i > ; dd C inm- p.mv i lu: army tests durnty t he reocn r \\ orle Vx ar pn >x ee t h.i r nuihl 'a a Is oi people camto; -d >i menish ted from y:"eeii. lit she deei ern oi this 1 i iieixf ore. i lu: \x ords ' kS:o['> e;: i:o were advled m [he cn>;imaw color chanpe^ Pwa'in e`reen. Jvd, an.-' amber ior pedestrian crafftc is used exdasji.vh- on the .\mef'lcan Butd-'V. Beincr uithre.ik- alde. 1H ralin j s noi damaged by coflimons, nor is it aiiected hy elimatic cotidii-ors. lake the siyn.il of which ii is an Uiiriorouit :\oa. P-vraliir 'asw oideinotelv. BLASTING OUT PROSPERITY seetie i . i i. r tor: oi siosx* M.oa-cb ilnn) w :';U: - 1 -.d,,> a.re y.iurf about three feet' nh:a .dv-ut ten iv-ebe' id the Mir- M a Pt '.o o ,: c o p i its i in' k p: fa'k. c i a.- i. i-e.na :i p laa-J Jor s? ! -1: . e J i. . t -; ! ; i b i . in i . v. i: o'i . a; : -t ex i 1- ie- n >ae to i :.... -. .- (! I'fe P : .. . .. . - jMHirxOs .is c'i!!la xx hu.h iiid-cates ; ho? ih:s drstrrej, thotiyii 1 ! i sea f ,enua a orre-stofu: sure. e- ol.ksf hmestoiii, to xxhich die name Oeata has he^.-a abs.ynei.l, from Hs l x pjv*al oet.ur:'er.ce in ni;] riear rhat ettw AniKher tlep-os;i conijiarrihle it? tr in iteiierel a ['pea ranee and chemical cnmnosit mti is located neai- die c:11 % oj' M;i i '.anna. j.td-.son i ammv, I Iixwcx er. [he Oe.da f.e.v! is tile largest ;u the sfate'. usnye more exrd.r-ej--. es Than anv or tier sect i. m. .n:d p-a\i ncany more Mr-iie. Ih:s heh.l, eel a., ra I i v speakmy, und irdes die com: ires oi Maj-ji.u'i. Citre.s, i.ex-'v and J lei inmlo Ocala lime stone is sol i, xvh He. porous. ;i:id reinarkahJx uniform in apnea !':r'-ee. I b..j me k in I lenir.neo ( .mint 'c, xvh- i Ic ri^se^s n,..!'a: t. har..c. annes of t he fr m nch Ji .l ix Ut jsta e y m Concrete work, _ :t. .G:vn;diL J x rntmiLe. oi i 1 ; hy S-tuel: r.inncpo. ;t :lu: e-xpiosi vc .:.y nei'a d v .:sed in the (da la. heivL ah bemyh jiianx- ol die quarries emphn- ye la lo'i dx mi - note packe-a u: hoye-siae Caroaelyes (or xxell ilraff s.-ioot- iii:.;. LorJe.tu luse is ustd Ltr -JcLvaiate die C uryc.s. hi Hernando ami I .ex u Coia?rtex black poxs tier is trsed, die t o r a j re i j -11\. n a. j i r i. i r ; * j r 0 = a i i: y hi.x j i a ho t j r ", s a : k eys. As u> c;nisumj'Hioii x>i ilvOttnmc. the Ocala held has shown more rcyalar tneax-asc llutn am- of her localiiy. 22 DU POTSkTY n<:uh-i?:i.>u> rr~~~~~r??rr'................................ rrr^ar-----'""".".t .""................ ---------------------------------- . ................-.r---- In i-j i.:. approxi matel v i ^ ? pounds ot dvna note were Cun.sumed in Iimc.samc quarries; by iv--> tIns had mC!\:a.wd ro 1.'-- so.o-.io pi HU ids, .Old in .-Cp-\. lo ',:Xi;,:aO pmm-.i> Last year about qwoev.-.w pounds were used. Ph Un I'H \ I'L RiH K klori.l.i is noted for its phosphate fields. . \t present ?be o.iyv deposits which are beam- worked arc lhe "land pebble" fields in Polk and Hillsboro counties, 'The principal use lor duumire in that district is lor cleanup acrcayc, '-eninvitu; overburden, and blnsunp dire lies and sump Ii-ilc>. i he acmal ininoi.p is done h\ ihe hvjr.iulie nsri heci. I he cunoampt ion oi cxplosive> by the phosphate uiduorv has also increased from vear to near. Hlphexplo S|\cs til r ;ie cmoillH Oi 1 x\. ee pounds were used in i p-.-. Th C iol.ll for 1 *.p ^ was J_y 1,000 pOUilds; for l>jiy pounds, an J for i gv.6 a hour yo.oou pounds. It i .i .i<N l.'suni '.so K \o i.in j Another small mineral-producing area, known as thu `fuller's e.nah and hipn~crr.ibc kaolin Pcddd' is located in Ue nonhweszern section ot the state. Its discovery came alH nn hv accident when an auesnpf was made ro produce brick from some clay fouml on lhe property of the Owl Up,iv Company, near Quince, in i Spy Needless ro sav rhc a (.tempi was a lailure, but the similariiv of the niaterial ;o imported iulIerT earth was feco-yniacd, and I*u.er tests proved u to he fuller's eanh of excel hair quubcv. Red C'.ro.ss E\it\i 40 per cent Jvnamite is the cxplosi \e chidlv cmplovcd, rhe merhod of work conforming to J'dinarv qunrrv practice, The production of these prod -ciA i i idle Honda odd required the use of approxi mated t wero pound* of dvnamue in yiu, about rite same .ir/uninf in tqc.\; : woo pounds in ee.y and y.,0: pounds in 1 q.'-d. _ (.1 h >i : \ v lit k .e AZonp the ea-.t coaw ol Florida hi the vicinity ol St. AcpUNtnie and southward ior many im-es is another deposit of scone called coquina rock. Since more extended retefvncc ro dais prod a.:; woo he nuce cl *c where 1 r[has iitmihcr, it xx 111 suiiMe :o sa v chat the explosive reqmre meins tit tins held \ ars' irom .?. ah n> ro bo,-.-:,0 pounds of j o per cer-t stnopnr xtvn.mute a year. ji f : V S i o\ r RcCcinh a Miami Siouracnny nrm which speaab;-e> ni fetcv work repee.-tcd a tic Pool representa:ive to Umk over some wink a: Jo poem Honda. On a no \ my at rhe [dace, lie bounJ workmen qeaiTvsnp paw nunc irom a sandstone IcJpe which onyinares at 1 he ocean from. exieiitls diaponallv across the sour'icnr ciul of Jupiter Island and 1 hei: tbps ii!c\ or mx iv ieei uruler the Indian !\ ver. This is apparende the ordv jurma.oon ot tlmt pmicuhir t\ pe in the scale. 1 he rock can be quarried very easily bv the use of Duraw. The holes are : paced ten feer apart and drilled 10 a depib ol alnmi. iwenci iect. Poulders drslodpcd bv the shoes weiph from 1 ,-p.to to 1,00..:pountlb, an itleal size for jettv stone. I. he peculiar anion of sea water tin this some cemetus the boulders verv c.qdtrlv under xvatcr. li tlie Ctuisuniption oi cxplosiecs m a state car: be taken as an index oi iis prosoentv, ilien the record of Huriila in that respect :s one u: siynilscuncc. I lie iulUnvinn snmmarv tdN the more: In w.wo Honda consumed q;^:pi poujiils or hi-Lpi expk'Hiws. in 101 c 1 he total was increasetl 1.0 S,p^4, j so, and in iyib ap|moxiiuarele i j ,ou,.ooc-o poiinds were used. 'The explos; -es inJusrre 11m well he proud ot its parr in Honda's development. CONSIDER NOW THE PORTABLES i 1 -.-. .*v. .v-r; - Honipane perfecn.a a portable that m tone t]tialitv mid voh?ir-c was CiUriparai'de with the ho:her-priced c.linnet 'naclnn-es on rhe market a-: that time. fhe pr.ibiem xvhich. rilen conlTimted ihc ida/a Xhwic h'-tnip.i nv. rile pioneer m independent, nu.nuj.ict uriny and l!'iurke? iii;> of portable phnnoip~aph.s,was to bniid mad ones siuialv enough in construction to xvirhstatnl the lim'd Loaye ro which a portable would necessarily be subjected. A solid wooden case Cohered with Du Pont habrikind v-ms limb I e<h>pted and ii has t^i-.eii Ci>mfdet-e sanskte^011. loduv t iie bhout Music ( ompanv, f'ceaese oi the Hi-iahr\- of jm pn.y.luci coupled with the 'demand creaied 'fv natrona I advertising, has become one 01 the lead my portable phonoipaplt ntanubicturers ol thccotmtrv. f )ne of the Plaza portable models, the "Reipi i." is rliis C().itpany's piusular-priced number. It lias splendid tonal quality, plenty of volume, is nice ha meal h sx-rfect and sinrdilv hinli h i> covcrrii wo h e%: urine Du Pont Pa.b* rikoid and s?rav h;.: n::d ns biaek, LU'cen. red. and brown. 1 he o: S?crcb* Jaw rmnlcr is the **P:n d' sm.ir; in appear ance. bcambuliv hmshed 10 uervi-rc lie Pun: rabriknid ^beHore. cink'O-sed n N]rm;kskru pram. hs orIcr feature.N include a sjvci.t: 'uultr.one iejX`oJut.er wlbcl; cls'es cbm: v ot rcproductioj]; a special] v cotwirncted rone-arin whiedi svnchror.i/es perfectly wild ihe rei'-acJecei , and a Swi-s diud>le-Api'inc m.ifiir trt.be a J:r?c p-icte of mechantsm. I hi.s miklel nnw rv h.ivi m black, blue, red or brown. It has been cwuratv-J ..mi prood autluirin- tkat more t-un S->. norrau-l-es were use-.! durn?q ;02.C and ::ie JeinaoJ lor t hem is sell incrc.omy in la rye proportion. Steadih add'ni new dealers to the ever ^rowim^ list, rhe Plaza Music (dompanr, no West lot! j Street, New York (at v, looks for a phenomenal business, on its popular mosica[ instruments in iqi". h 7/m? I3U PONTv'fta.^azino A7<cJWi:.Y<S !']!r- U,:;'nmr..cfW Ivo p^cn !p . U-, J ,!*--. ,i M.i'.in.'i-': Oe J'l Uir i-.i!'ii' ! *1 >nj ;s!-:: iir. :-lu 1i k loir, ;il:mU d:J Pont pnui- -i -* >im.i i; li- ImuCru.'s will hu t di'r n:d tu llii: ('rv:|x:i depart moors feu atl onOon, an J i od querM iir\s and answers t* ill h- pul>Ii->hud fi-rm ! iTie to time on this page vcwbiee :o ;in article puNwhen August ip w.iug m /a M ;?. "I'd' wriis. Or the d.micsitc rm on prodac- : Lu l w .u , i.--- pounds. ir i< omnarai tli.it ei .! ! t j 'OCikb w ;hs produced iruH! wood pulp Oil! V i s i Pllliisds iruin CO 1 : 1 ij 1 imh.Ts. a ratio iP-,7 J tit .40,/,-;.' t.lp-ioutcct phiS .stump U-n>4:ir-i ,/ C us i '/illp.U'cit lilt:! Outiit v it (shit _ ? sswmpi .w r tiuv.niUrJ: f/ j'f ,`ti Vil : n rk ni ft-: tw. -vuvil user {th Yes, is cosis about one-third mure when she charge is set ori hesrJc ; lie stump ;iiKi mu in it. ll'/v/Z /.f fhi t/csrs.it ilu Punt i xpic.stir.s mottun putiml 1 hit bncxi release is a rme-recl him ten it let! ' Bui idiiig Ocw 'mj i'-Ys W'a c n i Sulnvav." It muv he obtained upon applnaiion in tin: Fuhliuiv Bureau, h. 1 du Font tie NiiatJ'irs ,S: (.a., Inc., Wilmington, ! >ef a ware. i t: . i: d die P"ei'hei sciaJ. plum a "id sub diriniecirioi reactrcaIA .bl -:gr:e.j.nued purpose': and nu?v he up- ineirhe'-the heind ir cui'wenua'i! J i:st form. Semes an ar-H.e-i a- .i Just, emurnia ear. rom and st';dk "ors, .is w II ;e tMelei'i.d will of Oc.d ai'd sweet eorn. Seincs.in hd ! nhiekh applied like a whites',,is!i iu seed pormoe' .did Cunf.rrO d>cr' c j !*<? m >* i diseases a" well Us those ol i'-Lhwf l u S'w V'- w wans nr as puhJe.> and iiawtis. !! N N urcr rs a trade name applied to :ihi.i ivpe oi rik-nd "h.neri.d wh mil diies n* si in .tr- war airempr re-ace t'r iiiiiiaue ihe cni>\enttimai k'.niier th'iislies i.: i ie- .,vp -//: r // u f-ses-Zr iryuppitip \ un 'ori,: niher uses ror <idiuphane .ire: uckei Lajv, nd;h:Ks ^ Sr;iiJ. di.Jv/Aiiii rn,n:l'-r.srie. snrpic.ii handa^es, ariuixjat lit `.vers, drum head :t) cans, rn!.> nn-jv ure pnnltn^ nie-diunK at>J ncani/unp deiHures. S'i v iani-.'s fih. x'iialk i n/..' n><> sruiiuiJiiu-.i. All ^u<id is: nit >n-.hdiJ chalk ^nidejlh. u\er a ivnad 0 ilnee m '.i,:r -.-e.e'': lii--.ii iJ'.e Miri.tce sfinidd !xi in proper corn.ui.a >s) ji ir repaid i i nd wn h In: Sc j'rcp-arj tore work reipa J'ed. Pa! ms compo-ha; ra r;lc rwo in-red ass. while lead ail'd i - ii.^.'v.'d oil. a n-e. ut hers comaj iin - larpre pre*J-orC iuns of i: . t; 1111 ?>;: d , a i'e s t J-o pet r i : ra p 111 cli a I k! i ? n o h ex pi >n t r re. he- uli> _t this u-ndeiic\' surnc w hire >'ini: is added in tlie ire ciiaik-np is prada.d and ol a ixrlcci'Iy orupe!- ct);i"ac(e Hd'd// 11 tic l: it ir./v /.v ruil hust/in- K/mfuic ../drVh.e A! J vt>u need is Si cl ji, waier, anti a medium slid hr.isfi. 'lake down rhe shade, place it. dm across a :able. Ap|dv soap, or .scounip: powder, nnd era ter, and scrub riic ma terial i.md tire thrr ts loosened and dissolved. \ rgoranis scnihh-ina will nor injure homane, winch is wrtierprotil a rd will nos craids nr frav. A her ilu: slunk: has been ihoroaehh deaiietL use ploii of fresh water lo wash; a wav ever'.' trace oi die snap. '1 lien pat the material h-hih wilh a s:x>irpre or cloth in absorb some of die mmsnire. Hie shade should i hen he hurt- up, W hen drv it will he Miiool.11 an-d spot less, fresh and umvri nk led. and will he compkiely renu'.'aied. Be si:re ro keep the sliade flat when washing. If 7vi/ r.-/.v.rt. /sow/ in l/Jsfsr: In n on cases homers a re cause'.! h\ p;dm hehii^ applied under improper coiiiliiions during wet or damp weather., or cm surfaces eoniamin^ moisiure. i haler the action of the an ar other causes penernt m- heap die moist ure is draw n out of l he wood and die pailil Com is brought with tr. h fjus hfrsters are formetl whicfi e\ cnaia 11 v hrc:i k arkl facer scale and peel. Lxierior paiiuimt should ulw a vs ne done in drv w cm her. Fairn should nfi-aavs be apphetl to surfaces dim are- perlcci:\ clean and drv. J I' /; it t.i Pofhiti: Flint hee ?s a trade name applied lo dial t \ |x: of hahrikmd Jnaiertal which is ch.iracierizud by a surface of hkaided ant! \ ai iegatet! sploidles of color. 24 (tOTPOND E. I. d u Po n t d e Ne mo u r s & Co., In c . General Executive Offices WILMINGTON DELAWARE All Infinities Regarding du Pont Products Should Re Addressed to the Company--the Nearest Office ACIDS AND HEAVY CHEMICALS Acids, alums and miscellaneous heavy chemical products. Philadelphia, Pa. 35th cK: Gray's Ferry Rd. Newark, N. J., 256 Yanderpool St. AMMONIA Anhydrous and Aqua Ammonia. Lazot e, I n corporated 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. Parlin, 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 W. First St. Chicago, 111., 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 Taku Road MOTION PICTURE FILM Positive and Negative. Du Pont-Pa the 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 & Bedford Sts. Buffalo, N. Y., Prudential Bldg. Chicago, 111., 1814 McCormick Bldg. Denver, Colo., 406 Ideal Bldg. Duluth, Minn., Hartley Bldg. 742 E. Superior St. Huntington, 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. W. 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. Hoge Bldg., 2d Ave. & Cherry St. Scranton, Pa., 710Traders Bank Bldg. Spokane, Wash. 721-22 Old National Bank Bldg. Riverside Ave. N Stevens St. Springfield, 111., 716 Reiseh Bldg. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 728 Second National Bank Bldg. FABRIKOI D Fabrikoid for auto and furniture uphol stery; aulo topping, bookbinding, luggage, novelties, etc. Tontine 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. L, 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. Los Angeles, Calif. Citizens' \\'archouse 1904 Atlantic St. Newark, N. J., 256 Yanderpool St. Philadelphia, Pa. 3500 Gray's Ferry Rd. PAINTS AND VARNISHES .4 complete line of paint and varnish prod ucts for all home and industrial uses. Boston, Mass., Everett Station 49 Chicago, 111., 2100 Elston Ave. Newark, N. J., 256 Yanderpool St. New York, N. Y., 21 E. 40th St. Philadelphia, Pa. 35th & Gray's Ferry Rd. San Francisco, Calif., 569 Mission St. PYRALIN AND VISCOLOID Pyralin -Arlington, N. J. Viscoloid --1 .cominster, Mass. Pyralin toiletware of Amber, Pearl, Shell and Ivory and combinations ofthese colors. Novelty and transparent sheeting, rods, tubes and beading. Also Cleanable Collars. Boston, Mass., Harvey Bldg. 52 Chauneev St. Chicago, III., North American Bldg. New York, N. Y., 330 5th Ave. Sail Francisco, Calif., 569 Mission St. PACIFIC NOVELTY DIVISION Toys, rattles, infant sets, hair ornaments. New York, N. Y., 330 5th Ave. When you are in Atlantic City. New Jersey. Visit the Du Dont Prodarts Exhibit, at 1121 Boardwalk "Let me do it, Mother-- I can use Duco as uvell as you" AND why not? Duco is so simple to use that Mother can well xV trust Sonny to apply it! That's why, indeed, Duco has been so amazingly popular among women everywhere. Duco dries so wonderfully quickly and the article is back in use almost immediately! And the tough, enduring Duco finish withstands the strain of daily use--its beauty enduring for so long a time! Duco is a quick- drying finish. It is easy to use. even if you have never held a paint-brush in your hand bejore. V ou can use Duco to brighten up your home in a hundred mays, or to refinish the family bus. Duco is offered in a variety of beautiful shades and stains. There is only ONE Duco -- DU PONT Duco For S ale by Goo d D eaters Everywhere WUST YARN I SUES ENAMELS - DUCO.