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70 GREATER EFFICIENCY AND LONGER SERVICE at no additional cost HE LAST WORD in rope efficiency is WATERFLEX. Its water-resisting qualities have been proven in the most difficult kinds of service, with expressed satisfaction. Dampness, rain or immersion in water have practically no effect upon WATERFLEX, which remains permanently lubricated and flexible at all times. WATERFLEX does not swell, harden or kink when water-soaked. Its ease of handling and splicing, wet or dry, will amaze you. WATERFLEX CORDAGE is manufactured under exclusive Whitlock patents and supervision, and offers you many outstanding advantages at no extra cost. The following photographs of a soaking test tell their own story— WATERFLEX ’ This photo taken. before soaking ORDINARY ROPE WATERFLEX Same ‘samples after soaking about 20 minutes Lad OO i OREINAR (Note swelling and sho Why not try out a coil of WATERFLEX and judge it for yourself? WAITLOCK CORD 46 South ae York Factory and Warehouses Branches Jersey City, N. J. Chicago, Boston, Kansas City and Houston AGE. COMPANY] DEAN BROS MARINE PUMPS “The Dean of Pumps on Land and Sea” Figure No. 1518 Horizontal Durable Duplex Piston Type Pump for Ballast and General Light Service. ESTABLISHED /669 DEAN BROS. COMPANY /NDIANAPOL/S /ND. THERMIT Repairs to broken stern frames, rudder frames, sha‘ts and _ other heavy or medium sections can be made quickly and permanently. save time but also the. money { involved in the replacement of ex- pe pensive parts, while the strength and | | Thermit welding will not only - | i ii c durability of the member will be ae : mt Y 1 i : greater than before —a ili ill nD “lh permanent repair. i Send for pamphlet No. fi 3440. If in a hurry, wire ( or telephone our nearest | plant. Approved by Lloyds and the Principal Marine Rating Bureaus WELDING METAL & THERMIT CORPORATION“ BROADWAY . NEW YORK, pie Case BOSTON CHICAGO SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO TORONTO MARINE REVIEW—October, 1927