GRADES BEST, U. S. NAVY and NAVY BOTH SPUN and UNSPUN ALSO PLUMBERS' SPUN OAKUM AND COTTON Established 1840 OUR MOTTO: "QUALITY, FIRST, LAST, ALWAYS" Nearly 70 years of active business made possible only by "Square Dealing"' W. 0. DAVEY & SONS Offices and Factory 164 Laidlaw Avenue JERSEY CITY, N.J. Geo. L. McCurdy 169 Jackson Boulevard CHICAGO ILLINOIS INSURANCE HULLS and CARGOES DIRECT REPRESENTATIVE OF LEADING | AMERICAN AND FOREIGN UNDERWRITERS TAE Marine Review "HARD AGROUND" Records show over 300 wrecks and accidents on the Lakes in 1909, a large percentage of which were due to groundings in fogs and heavy weather. Practically every case of stranding could have been prevented by the use of a first-class sounding machine. Boats using UPSON'S IMPROVED SOUNDING MACHINE a wan PATENT DEPTH GAUGE are insured against delay, as soundings can easily be taken with vessel running at full speed. Printed matter, giving full information, and showing what is thought of the machine by those who are using it will be sent on request. THE UPSON-WALTON CO. CLEVELAND \\ePS BROKEN STERNPOSTS AND <=. RUDDER FRAMES WELDED IN. PLACE '?/ the British Corporation for the Survey and Regis- try of Shipping. The Thermit Process enables you to weld brok- en sternposts, rudder frames, shafts, etc., without removing them from the vessel. All of our appli- ances are portable and may be brought to the job. No outside power is required with the exception of a small supply of compressed air. * Thermit is a mixture of finely divided aluminum and iron oxide which burns up and produces liquid steel at a temperature of 5,4009F. Thisis poured into a mould surrounding the broken sections and the intense heat of the Thermit steel causes it to dissolve the metal with which it comes in contact, amalgamating with it to form a homogeneous mass when cool. Pamphlet No. 20-E tells all about it. Write for a copy and for "Reactions", the Thermit Quarterly. Goldschmidt Thermit Co. 90 West Street, New York .432-436 Folsom Street, San Francisco. 103 Richmond Street W., Toronto, Ont. 295