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As a matter of fact, practically all metal hardware parts of passenger equipment in- teriors are plated, many of the engine parts, including the copper re- flector of the head-light are plated, and various platings are used on a thousand and one articles which enter daily into the life of a. railroader. v â€"â€" v- The traveller notices the silver plate perhaps more than any other, but many metals are used by the railroad companies. Gold. for in- stance, is used by the Canadian Pacific for plating pepper caster tops and similar articles. copper is used on lighting and other metal car fix- tures. zinc on refrigerator hardware, nickel on kitchen utensils, tin on trainmen’s lanterns, mercury on telegraph elements and aluminum or lead on miscellaneous articles. vaw v--" The articles to be plated are first chemically cleaned. after which they are usually hung from a. metal bar into a long val a here they are immersed in a. chemical solution which varies with the metal to be de- posited. 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If you have any- thing to So ll :1 Small Ad. max bring vuu a bux 91. Il vou “ant to buy umthing. lot the public km)“ about it. in TM Chronicle. An outlay of a few cents may save you a lot of trouble and make you a lot of dol- lars. tf Made by Amos Holden Tire 8: Rubber Co. Limited, Kitchener, ( Test them with any other tires under any condition and LOOK THEM OVER 'Canpare 1167796?" SMITH BROS. Durham’s Leading Tire ShOp . Positively the best tires at any price _y “Iv my a n _ i _ Illustration No. 3 shows the next step in the treatinent of the head- light reflector, which, by the way, gives the highest concentration of light known. This is hand burnishing, the operator burnishing two reflectors in a working day. For articles which can be readily polished by a rotating buffing wheel, this is accomplished in the manner shown in No. 4. - _- 1L_-“AA n-A Akunuo wuhxnua n .nvv vâ€"â€"~ -w _ ____‘. Upon completion of the polishing operation, articles to be so treated are placed in a metal container and, by means of a small compressed air gun, sprayed with suitable lacquer. If it is desired to oxidise the plated article in order to make it harmonize with woodwork or other material, as is often the case with copper platings, it is exposed to heat or vapor, or immersed in some solution prior to the application of the finishing V‘iuii v1- -â€"-â€"-_ UVCL WC CHLILV Dull-WV VA This process is well illustrated invllo. 2, which shows two electric headlight reflectors in the process of receiving silver plating. In this case the plate of silver is suspended in the centre of the reflector, which is filled ‘with cyanide of potassium solution, and the electric current flows from the plate to the reflector which is, itself, the negative pole. , A..-_L_.'-_L -0 J4... film”: {IUHCNINI to be- ”no“ ul‘ the" most I‘('â€" mm'kahlv swims _in the) piclum is that. wlwn Gloria Swanson, the star. «'h'vams tlm table that has lwod lur :xgo‘s. of Bluvhval'rl. who funk his \x'm's to a dark vhan’lbvr, where he Inz‘mgml thvm, mm by one. Suwn «11‘ 11111 11111511101111.2111] 111s: Hullnwml an" - 50011 as thv 5131011 wiws in H111 11101101'11izccl Version Hf tlw ancient fable. \vhivh was adapt.- mi In U111 scrm‘n by Sada Cowau from H111 play by Ali'rml Savoir :11111 which P11111115 tn tlnf \‘vtman Star ‘l'hnaho Friday a1ulSz1t111dz1v 11i;:l1t~' 01 11119 \\'N‘k. \vv" -wvâ€"‘v-v-v The Canadian Pacific Railway Company was the first large corpora- tion in Canada to instal its own electro-plating plant, but during the last few years this method of protecting metal from oxidation has developed into quite an industry and one which employs a large number of Canadiau workmen. coat of lacquer. Hanging thu sm'mn wiws of B1110- Man! it): somws in “Bluvlwat'd's li'ghth \\'ifo-" pl'mwl W M :1 costlv npvratiu‘rn fur 1:10’M11'2ll11!lllllt \\ Wes! (Mast, studio. 5.8m. mEEEI ._:::m::f :EFZL :35 E:./.. ELBEE {:95 :2: .3 "ESE“; $2.5 :zfi .:: .7. 1.9.3. i: 3:9: 3 .AEmméycz may, : $2.5 HANG BLUEBEARD’S SEVEN Paramount Director Overcomczs Dif- ficulty in Making of “Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife.” Water! Water! Water! R.R. N0. 4. Durham. What Is Good Health Worth? Why lakn a chance and usn wutvr that. is polluted and unlit for domestic use. when I’m-v \\'atvr can ho had by having 21 “Ml drillml. We handle Pumps and Pump Re- pairs. Satisfaction Guaranteed ED. J . PRATT P110110 98-12 There‘s a good story gomg we rounds of the General Assembly at Owen Sound. A local woman, ’tis said, offered to billet two Comâ€" missioners. “Is that all?” enquired Rev. M r. Pilkey. ‘ LL- Iano \V 2‘: ItCV. 8'15. - -â€"â€"â€"vâ€"~ , “Yes. that‘s all,” replied the hos- less, “unless you send Ann-Union- istsâ€"I could take four of them." “How’s that?” asked her pastor, “What’s the difference ?” Read the Classified Ads. It will pay you. ' J. s. Mcllraith g§++++++++++++++++++++é++++++++++++++++ Vvuuvâ€" ‘ , as the éxplangion. : Hardware and Seed Merchants - Durham .2. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +402»? nuns" roan TO A nan Paint Manufacturing Friday Saturday, June 13-14 This Moxinu Picture shows how paint is manu- factured. Each step in the careful preparing of is shown, Keep these dates in mind. This picture is shown extra, free of cost. GARDEN HOES 75c. DEMONSTRATION MARTIN SENOUR 100% PURE PAINT AT THE VETERAN STAR THEATRE Two Nights Only . V -‘:'::-'fi_"-'::- _- ___._ .96...- - EScreen Doors New Style 331')? going the $1.98 . S. Hunter 8: Co. . on Page 7. The Cash Shoe Store of There are a; few old fashioned girls left and you fmd them sitting against the wall at a dance. ROUND POINT SHOVELS 49c. Thursday, June 12, 1924. Frost Heavy Galv. Fence One of our specials is an 8-strand fence at 500 . Durham, Out. ”.000” Eight Styles to choose from r mm an. ' Advertisements uidet‘ this heading. 1 wm cm WITH ORDER: 5:: canvcxmw H“"§n of m, Tglephone oak Mid m- ay} mm . sum light of wodi unified. M mmmm ch 5 cenIS. On all chain 0(1ka :1 ~4Nu:?:‘. cimw will be made each min-n. m'rmmmu “3m? :-~ ”W CW V â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ‘ anOfiice and residence :1 ~11 .1: ceeaSt Of ttle 1413”. l}{;:‘-,' Lamb“!!! Street, I (mw ' ‘ 1“ Ofiice 1101115 2 l1} '. I'll, figm. (except Sundau . ’ Late Assistant Rmu 1,; malmic Golden S Hospital, 11W”: quax‘e '1 h! “8. 211A} :\ _____....._â€"â€" c. (.1. AND BESSIE McGILLH'k-AY ChII’Opractors, Durham. Onta;~~.;_ The Solence that 31% 11:1. ' . 0.4 and years to life. mum .. Classified Adverti: Barristers. 501i. ber of the firm w Tuesday of each \' may be made m office. Licensed. AllCUHnm-x' 2n:- Gljey. Satisfachcm 21111111115 sonable terms. Daivs «4' H1 at The Chronicle (”Yil't’ HI' KR . ‘ Dental Direclon' .â€"-~â€"._._ DR.‘ W. C. TICKER'ING DENTIST Self. ham. Terms «m. aw»: dress R. R. 1. Dux‘hzn‘n. Ho: " Medical Directorv. PROP}: DUI 1, UK)“. -I. In- wiping 100 acres; r cu tivation. balancv gonvenient to schm lses are a frame m: stone foundation: v also has? barn 30.me mgnt; hOg pen ‘ZUX hrlck house. f m'na “I”. VuVIV.-' w 0 U ponvenient to schnnl: mm 1885 are a framo 1mm ~'4'.’\'3' stone foundation; mun-w. also hav barn 30x30 \\ m. ~ merit; hOg pen 20M“; ‘ hrlck house. fm'naw ? frame woodshod: driiiw' " 50 house. with windm .'.. water tanks; 30 am-os s i. . M Ontario. 'ORTH PART l,( Y1: , , Egremomt. Ponfizn‘n...l.. urea clearM. m} 1:1! z ' bush; in good s’taw ‘ tame barn saw». .~ concrete sta‘hlvf : :13" z“ .1 a cement tanyat‘laahx.‘ ‘ ‘x \Muvs VVV ‘ cement tank and 7 Con. Ana ‘n "Md V a: lull‘ll. 7 ‘1. hinipg no acr' ~ A. 1h" " .1H‘... “M I!” mp premises : paling smw well : DOMINION h_\\' t 121 Owen Sound. (lava: Band Com-011.4, 1 SDOrtS. Grands! u_z w. U]. or. v” ‘- ' Acrobatic Fofits July 1. Remomtu M 15, 22 :J (m THE DURHAM (LLH: are holding a has-kw? 1 Park, BIOOI‘ Sh‘c‘c‘i "11"": day, June 20, 1921. n evening. All mvmiw:~ cordially invited. COURT DI RHAM \‘n will hold their aimuu \ice on the owning: n1 brethren 3.5km! in Nb Bourno, (‘. R. THE DISTRICT 3le \1. 0f the W«.)mm's Ins-111:1: -~ Grey will be hold in m- w. brarYo Durham. nu 'I‘l'.“~..;; 17, at 10 a.m. and 1.3:) 3M1- mogra-m is bPin}: PI"'}HI”"3 hOPed that all thv ln'm‘vl: ~ represented. C’SIN‘VinLV ‘ . {1. Convention is being hum 1': mt shortly and plans \\ '1‘. ' I“ that meeting. Durham :Wileleasc provide- fu'.‘ ‘ ~ ll \la“|-0Hh > sun‘n, M, .13., M. c. p. umzsqn JAMIESON Licensed flittiz'mzw ram Tfiesday.-â€"â€"M . COMING LUCAS HENRY DR. BURT. ', June 12, 1924. dicitm? W!“ M 1 weak ‘ D DAY «11-11 ,H d l 2|. IiGRIiM‘ t.\"l' FOR SALE [,1“]‘ l“â€" or H!“ (1 it 871 new » hardwmd for Co. of Grey EVENTS H “Eh L-antm‘d. “08-- ,f 5319-; made or WIUI Inm- AN" 8‘. 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