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HANDY PLIERS<br />

COR the sum of fifty cents one can save<br />

many times that amount in patience<br />

and laundry bills by the use of these<br />

pickup pliers. They are handy for auto-<br />

The Pick-up Pliers<br />

mobile use, such as picking out wrenches,<br />

spark plugs, screwdrivers, bolts, nuts, or<br />

anything that might drop in the pan,<br />

transmission case, or gas tank. They can<br />

also be used for cleaning the motor by<br />

placing a piece of waste in the end and<br />

dipping in gasoline, thereby reaching any<br />

part of the motor. They are made of<br />

good material, nickel plated.<br />

St<br />

THE TILLAGE MOTOR<br />

^•IIARLES E. SACKETT, of Danbury,<br />

Connecticut, has devised a new<br />

type of farm implement—the tillage<br />

motor. The invention is, however,<br />

equally applicable to a horse-drawn till­<br />

Runs with Horse or Motor<br />

HINTS FOR PRACTICAL PEOPLE 911<br />

age machine. It combines with plows a<br />

large pulverizing wheel that tears apart<br />

and aerates the freshly turned soil, thus<br />

accomplishing the work of plowing and<br />

harrowing with one machine and in one<br />

operation.<br />

The pulverizing wheel somewhat resembles<br />

an old-fashioned water wheel,<br />

but with the added feature of inwardprojecting<br />

spikes that tear the sod to<br />

pieces as it is received by the pulverizing<br />

wheel from the subsoil plow. The machine<br />

has two plows, the one in advance<br />

being a pilot plow that opens the furrow<br />

and the other a subsoil plow that turns<br />

the main furrow over to the pulverizing<br />

wheel.<br />

St<br />

NEW HOT-AND-COLD-WATER<br />

MIXING VALVE<br />

TROUBLES ordinarily arising from<br />

securing a proper mixture of hot and<br />

cold water by means of two valves are<br />

eliminated completely in a new form of<br />

mixing valve now being offered by an<br />

eastern concern. The new valve is controlled<br />

by a single handle which moves<br />

from left to right and thereby gives any<br />

mixture from the coldest to the hottest<br />

the supply pipes afford.<br />

The device is so arranged that cold<br />

water always flows first, thereby avoiding<br />

the danger of a rush of scalding hot<br />

water. Furthermore, there are no spots<br />

where there is a sudden jump in the<br />

temperature of the mixture—a common<br />

trouble with the ordinary type of valve.<br />

The valve is so designed and built that<br />

there are no corners to gather dirt.

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