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July, 1917 THE MARINE REVIEW <ccAccc 87 I es : ‘ a : 3 E a E Wanted and For Sale E oa RATES IMPORTANT = a All classified ads.—four cents (4c) per word. No ad. accepted Seven (7) words must be allowed for box address. = = for less than $1.00. To insure insertion, copy should reach us before the 9thof 2 = Remittance should accompany order for one-time ads. the month. 2 a = _ Positions Wanted NAVAL ARCHITECT AND SUPERIN- tendent desires position to build wood and Can handle any size project; es- tablishing plant, designing and actual build- ing. A-1 references. Write quick. Address Box 168, THE MARINE REVIEW, Cleve- land, O. VESSEL AGENTS—SHIPYARDS Exceptionally capable office man, accountant and executive, married, 35 years old, connect- ed with large coal dock operation, desires to enter the shipping or shipbuilding field. : Twenty years comprehensive experience in steel ships. banking, wholesale and retail fuel and dock operation. Hustler and thinker, able to pro- duce. $2,500 to start, future of most importance. Address Box 167, THE MARINE REVIEW, Cleveland, O. Help Wanted WANTED: — A MECHANICAL ENGI- neer and designer familiar with marine engines, ship winches, capstans, etc., to take charge of the engineering department of a growing con- cern in northern Wisconsin. Address Box 166, THE MARINE REVIEW, Cleveland, O. Ps os ANN Ea a ES WANTED: — EXPERIENCED OFFICE manager, also a cost accountant for a Ship Building and Dry Dock Company at Beaumont, Tex. State experience, age, nationality, refer- ences and full qualifications, also salary de- sired. This is a new proposition, well organ- ized and financed and connected with prom- inent lumber company interests. _None_ but first-class men desired. Address C. O. Yoakum, care Kirby Lumber Co., Beaumont, Tex. WANTED :—DRAFTSMEN, HOUSE CAR- penters, ship carpenters, joiners, corkers, ma- chinists, laborers. Cheap _ living, excellent housing arrangements, bonus paid quarterly to all employes. Address Employment De- partment, Bayles Shipyard, Inc., Port Jeffer- son, Long Island, N. Y. Ship Building ARTHUR LANGELL, Ship Building and Repair Yard Electrically equipped. Best of service and rate guaranteed. Steel parts_ reinforced and shaped. Machine shop conveniences. ST. CLAIR, MICH. For Sale FOR SALE—TWO (2) SCOTCH MARINE Boilers with breeching, smoke stack, safety valves and saddles. Boilers allowed 150 pounds steam pressure last inspected 1914, size ye ea 6 in. diameter x 13 ft. Can be seen at Great Lakes Engineering Work, Detroit, Mich. For price and terms address J. A. Boland, 598 El- licott Square building, Buffalo, Hy plese Se FOR SALE:—STEAM TUG ROMAN, 23 torts, 50: it. by 15. ft. 54 ft depth; Se condition. ATLANTIC CONSTRUC- TION & SUPPLY CO., Atlantic City, N. Jie DAVID W. SIMPSON, 282 STATE ST., Boston, Mass., can sell ‘anything that floats and offer you. what you want. Write him. FOR SALE 1,200 FEET MANILA LINE, 15c lb. Twelve-inch hawser; weight 6,000 lbs. Is several years old, but has never been uncoiled; has never been wet and is as good as new. Canadian Towing & Wrecking Co., Ltd. Whalen Building, Port Arthur, Ont. FOR SALE:—80-FT. STEEL TUG, 142-FT. wooden steamer, allowed 500 passengers, cCar- ries 600 tons of freight. Also a steeple com- pound engine 14 x 26 x 20. Firebox boiler 6% by 12 ft. allowed 100 lb. of steam. L. S. Brittain, Saugatuck, Mich. ; FOR SALE:—TUG ENGINE IN GOOD condition 16 x 18 with shaft, bearings and wheel complete. John R. Snook, Mt. Clemens, Mich. FOR SALE Fast twin screw motor boat Suitable Patrol Work Ocean Equipped 199 ft. Steel Steam Yacht nine staterooms Roomy Craft. Power Cruiser 70 x,13 ft. Good Seaboat. Very attractive. Steel Tugs 90 x 18 also 78 x 17 Practically new. Wood Tug 81 x 21 Freight steamers Several different sizes Boilers, Engines, etc. Inquiries on anything marine solicited. Chicago Steamboat Exchange, 350 North Clark St., Phone Franklin 5360. Chicago. FOR SALE:—SMALL STEAMER HAS passenger equipment. Suitable for fishing or towing. Is in good condition and _ very economical to _ operate. Freyensee’ Bros., Sandusky, O. OAKUM, CALKING, COTTON, ASBES- tos goods, wire rope, canvas. . B. Wing & Son, 384-386 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. FOR SALE: —LOCOMOTIVE CRANES, McMyler revolving derricks, with clam shells, The Cleveland & Erie Machinery Co., Uni- versity and Scranton Rds., Cleveland, O. FOR SALE — TWO, 3 FURNACE Scotch boilers, 11 feet diameter, 12 feet long, allowed 150 lbs. steam at last inspection. Boilers are in good condition. Wm. Nichol- son, 202 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit, Mich. FOR SALE: — SANDSUCKER FULLY equipped with 2 engines, 2 upright boilers, Y%-inch centrifugal pump in good condition, and ready to operate, 425.yds. capacity, cargo box 99 it. Soin. x 14 ft. 20 mo x76 he DD. E. Warner, Atty., Cleveland, O. hull PLANT FOR SALE:—ONE 3-CU. YD. dipper dredge; 1 Tug boat, 13 x 15 cylinder, 40 feet x 13 feet x 6 feet; 3 derrick scows; 1 flat scow 76 feet x 24 feet x 7 feet 6 inches; two 300-cubic yard mud scows; one 1%-yard orange peel bucket; one 1%-yard Williams clam shell bucket; one direct con- nected 34-cubic yard concrete mixer; one marine lake type boiler 16 feet long, 9 feet in diameter, but for 145 pounds working pressure heating surface 2,400 square feet. Great Lakes Construction Co., 1020 lLeader- News building, Cleveland, O. FOR SALE: — PLEASURE BARGE. Length 795/10 ft. Beam 20 ft. Gross ton- nage 148, net -141. Main deck glassed in. Dancing deck enclosed with heavy pipe rail. Hull entirely re-planked and caulked in June, 1916 at a cost of $1,500. Can be bought for cateps Cash. W. S. Lloyd,. owner, Duluth, inn. FOR SALE STANDARD GAUGE LOCOMOTIVES With Tenders 1—45-ton “Baldwin” 18 x 24...... 6 Drivers 2—35. ton “‘Rogers’”’ 15 x 24....... 4 Drivers 1-27 ton: “Blood? 14 22 ic cai 4 Drivers Address, Power, Room 402, Bristol Bldg., New York City. BUY OR SELL B-4 U anyTHING Particularly RAILS, LOCOMOTIVES CRANES, HOISTS—CARS Wire, Phone or Write ZELNICKER IN ST. LOUIS Send For Our May Bargain Bulletin No. 215. FOR SALE: — STEAMER “ATLANTIS” length 117. ft... beam “23 ft., draft 7. ft. light, 10 ft. loaded, fitted as a sand sucker, capacity 180 yards. Bargain if taken at once. John R Snook, Mt. Clemens, Mich. $1,500 WOODEN BARGE, LENGTH 112 x 20 ft. beam, capacity 400 tons. $500 wooden barge, length, 100 x 16 ft. beam, capacity 300 tons. Both in good seaworthy condition. Ap- ply Lake Simcoe Ice Co., Ltd., Toronto, Can. STEEL TUG AND STEEL SANDSUCKER FOR SALE Tug, 56.5 x 14.3 x 7.9 feet. 47 tons. Sandsucker 125 x 32.3 x 9.5 feet. 331 tons. Could be used as a lighter. : J. M. Sherwin, 915 State St., Erie, Pa. FOR SALE:—12 x 14 MARINE STEAM engine and 5 foot propeller wheel. Price, $400. W. P. Kavanaugh, Bay City, Mich. FOR SALE:—SEVERAL NEW 7 x 10 and & x 10 Cargo winches with gypsies and link reverse. Write for descriptive matter and prints. U. S. Iron Works, Seattle, Wash. Wanted WANTED:—DAKE STEERING ENGINE, No. 2 preferred, with chain sprocket single wheel, Pilot house controlled, must be in good condition and a bargain for cash. H. D. Clow, Duluth, Minn. Please mention THE Marine REVIEW when writina to Advertisers