Identifier: hardmerchmarjun1915toro (find matches)
Title: Hardware merchandising March-June 1915
Year: 1915 (1910s)
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Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building
Publisher: Toronto :
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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!lliJ!ll!lllllllllll!llllllllllillllltllllllll^ A PROFITABLE ADDITION TO YOURAUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY STOCK CARBORUNDUM VALVEGRINDING COMPOUND EVERY automobile, motorcycle and motor boatowner needs it — its the compound that cutsthe Carbon—removes the pits, quickly, easily —leaves the valve with a clean, true seat and only halfthe time half the effort is needed. The compound isa mixture of Carborundum grains and a high-gradegrease — and you know how Carborundum cuts.Put up in the handy combination cans holdingcoarse and fine compound or in collapsible tubes. Put Carborundum Valve Grinding Compoundon .pour shelves. It wont stay there long. Write for prices and discounts, advertising material, etc. THE CARBORUNDUM COMPANY NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. illlllll HARDWARE AND METAL May 15, 1915.
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No. E984 The New UNIVERSAL Round Radiant Grill Three HeatS : Fast, 600 Watts Medium, 300 Watts Slow, 150 Watts By simply changing the connection plug from one set of terminals to the other, the first, second orthird heat is immediately at your command. This feature means a degree of efficiency never beforeattained in a similar appliance; it eliminates wasted heat, consuming only the actual amount ofcurrent required. Saves its initial cost in a very short time by greatly reducing the cost of operation. This appliance will do the work of a gas or small coal stove and may be used in conjunction withmost of the cooking utensils found in the average kitchen. Its three-heat element produces anintense heat for cooking, a lesser heat concentrated in the center, for small utensils, such as coffeepots, tea pots, double boilers, etc., and a simmering heat for food warming purposes. (universal^ For prices, etc., write to your Jobber,or direct to us. jUNIVERSALf LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK NEW BRIT

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