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Braided through and through MARMADUKE . LATTICE BRAID* PACKINGS AmiCATIONt On totaling diofti, radpracotlng rodi .or ram, ccpomlon jofetfi end volva IYNI Of ICRV1CCI WeUr, olt, wArm*, odd*, ifoam, ale* ot Itnpiralwti p to 700* f. AVAHAWI MATERIALS Asbmtm (Canadian or !* Afrken) Aibaitoi--wlra ralntorcad Hex Cotfton "TaAon" ot oibatto* w(rt "T#Hon" tapragooilon AVARAUI FORM) Ring, coll, or reel Every strand of Lattice Braid packing passes diagonally through the body of the packing to form a completely unified structure--braided internally as well as externally. This patented Lattice Braid method has these advantages: I. Prevent* the pecking! from disintegrating when subjected to wear. 1 Mekea the packings flexible so they can bo formed into ring! without distortion. S. Allowa ui to control porosity so that the right enwunl of liquid ii Absorbed for lubrication. 4. Imparts e semi-automatic action to the pack* logs. This eliminates the used'for frequent gland adjustments. For complete information send for Lat- tics Braid Folder AD-tSl. Write the nearest GArlock branch or to our main office- THE OARLOCK PACKING COMPANY, PALMYRA, NEW YORK Solas Offlcas and WarskavMi BaMfowra Birmhftuai Batten OaR*l * CMtnjto CincinMil Cbnlisd Dhint Mail IImiIM Lm Aspic* N*r Okio Nr* York City FatapsINtY.) FNMtlpMs PituWjV, PanUtid (0*.> 9al\ L*S.*Clly gas Prsncbce 9t- lauic Sntllt Ss*t*M Tilu. In Conadot Tk* CuM Fidhr Compny cl Ctatit, Ltd, Tamila. Onl RqilU'tJ Trademark 20R I got acquainted wU|>: the ,V, Frank Peeler. That aheraao Frank my plans lor melHag*$jyjr paraffin. But I let him know ih^fgi a two-roan job and also tlut-ltH have to be done ojter mi6nJgS "Frank waa skeptical but 'if polished off a bottle of Sandpap^ at the local bar that evening,1-,^ with me. k\ "At midnight Frank and Ijji Pratt'a alable, We unhUcbed^e Ms horses and led him down tbe-u to St Mary'* Presbyterian ' CKf Winding ateps that weren't too, lead "up to a belfry with around it. "We blindfolded the nag uid^. him up (hoae ateps. At first helbau but after Frank pulled on Ms^ from his bow--while I did good convincing from his sten finally got the Idea and arrived shape. But It wasn't easy. "Next morning all bell popped!!-- The day broke beautUul and eiesr.-.TC the first early riser, ne.Jed- Kt pasted tbs church on (he "Fife ahrimp boat aa he had done- fortTguM But this morning he heard ihe.iuimjg tollable neighing of a horse--nottjjffiu the usual direction of Joshua .PrstBi stable--but from directly obesef"TM Church. "Jed looked up, blinked his eyei^QuP turned white aa a ghost He qui/' * glanced up again, at If dreading eli - Yep, there was the horse all rightfloSI ihg majestic ssthe brilliant mornlagw lighted up its red hide and mant.T*5a horse was gating peacefully outjoBff the town from hia noble perch, ito'dpqM wafting for Pratt's colored boy tdjwjwj him his otta. ' .rjwM "Jed opened his mouth as If 'tgMyj something, but no sound csmeqjj Then, mopping the cold swiwiCh ^ hit brow with a red bandtn^?gg walked slowly toward Pri(r#.Jh He turned every few steps to at the belfry. By golly, It sou lire horse--and it wot in the cfo/a; blfry. . "Before long Jed returned *^82 tall, lanky Pratt In tow. By ihea ihlJW were really bating. A handful of pjjj pie had gathered already and theta ra much yelling and hollering. wot staring up openmouthed. Onlytuu} horse was calm. From his unique P*Jrm he even seemed to enjoy ail this hjfcj bub. IgS "After Pratt blew a few <ues. fhp& bis lid, stripped a gear or two snd.blgS a high-pressure gasket (or good mes|j| ure, he realised there was nothin!. J do hut get that critter down. BuUjj SOWER - NOVEMBfl-'^j