Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), April 1919, Advertising, p. 4

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Ae Pine Pe PPTL EM ot tee one ho fe OLE NR ee OS * THE MARINE REVIEW April, 1919 PAINLESS DENTISTRY for GEARS OU wouldn’t discharge the foreman if he lost a molar. Why scrap a gear just because of a few broken teeth? Why not fill in with new metal—as shown here— and recut? ‘This is only one of a thousand ways to oxweld and reduce costs. Ask us to send you the Bulletin that tells about the advantages of oxwelding in your industry. Oxweld Acetylene Company Newark, N. J. CHICAGO Los ANGELES World’s Largest Maker of Equipment for Oxwelding and Cutting Metals Please mention THE Marine Review when writing to Advertisers

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