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GIVES THE COV/ FREE RANGE
A N old carriage wheel and axle are all
^^ that the resourceful farmer needs
with which to make a device for giving
a tethered cow or horse the full length
of its rope the entire time the animal is
tied out. The axle is set upright and
It Is Impossible to Get "Wound Round the Peg" as
with the Stake System
the wheel slipped over, the wheel thus
being free to rotate in a horizontal plane.
The tether rope is attached to the rim
of the wheel, and the device is complete.
No matter how much the cow may roam
about, she cannot wind the rope upon
the stake, because at the least pull the
wheel turns and keeps the rope free from
entanglements.
OIL CAN WHERE YOU
WANT IT
""THIS holder for an oil can is designed
to be attached to the dash
of an automobile, under the hood,
which is the most convenient place to
keep an oil can. It then is
ready for instant use for oiling
motor parts. The oil is
kept warm, and will flow
freely in coldest weather. It
is made to fit a 3^-inch
diameter oil can. The price
is twenty cents.
COMPLETE BREAKFAST ON
THE TABLE
""THERE is a new electric stove on the
market which has three compartments.
Three distinct cooking operations
are accomplished at the same time,
and at the same cost as one. The stove
is provided with two shallow pans, one
deep vessel with a grid for broiling, and
an egg poacher with four egg cups. The
shallow pans a.e used as griddles, as
covers for the deep vessel, and as heat
reflectors.
One of the best advantages of this
stove is that it toasts both sides of the
toast at the same time. You can fry
eggs jn the griddle on top, toast in the
toaster drawer, and broil bacon or chops
in the deep vessel below, all at the same
time. In fact, the new stove broils, boils,
This Compact Electric Stove Will Prepare an Ordinary
Breakfast—Eggs, Toast and Chops or Bacon—
Right on the Table
toasts, fries, poaches, steams, or performs
any process that does not require
an oven, and all on the breakfast
or lunch table, if desired. It is
made of pressed steel, finished in
polished nickel, and weighs eight
pounds ready for shipping.
The busy commuter's wife
will find that it cuts a good
five minutes from the time
required to prepare hubby's
breakfast—which is a real
item to reluctant suburban
risers.
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