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OCTOBER, 1910 No ILECTRICALApBLIANCE NUMBER G° 9h27)Z2s I t4. PLAIN ENGLISH ( NON TECHNICAL ) GRAND COMMANDERY ARCH AT KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CONCLAVE Vol. III OCTOBER, 1910 No. 6 A MAGAZINE FOR EVERYBODY 'Oc KNIGHTS 1- ,',MV;PLAR CONCLAVE STORY IN THI >t0fr pr--- ;tír\,,j: 1 He Knew a Good Thing /i When He Found lt. Have you ever been in the beautiful islantrs of Hawaii? To think of these islands in the far Pacific, causes a restful minute of speculative thought as to what would happen if you were suddenly ushered upon the scene of bustle and enterprise, evident in the larger towns of this land. Nine chances to one, you would stand open mouthed, wondering if your eyes were truthful in seeing such commercial spirit coming from residents of a country so torrid. There is a reason for this tremendous increase in business transacted; it cannot alone be credited to the American residents, for other countries are largely represented. But a greater amount of business enterprise can be laid at the door of America, through its efforts to educate the people of the island in American methods.This is illustrated by the following letter which we received from a Hawaiian resident.- PAPAIKOU, July 20, 1910. Practical Engineer, CHICAGO. Gentlemen:-I picked the enclosure up on the street. Am I too late, if not I enclose a draft for $1.5o.Please send me Practical Engineer and the special offer.Some one used the coupon be- fore I found the circular. Yours truly, NORMAN G. CAMPUI. Mr. Campui, while walking along the streets of Papuikou, happened to see our circular flying just ahead of him. The large bold letters describing this special offer caught his eye. Hurrying, he leaned over to read the offer we are now making to every new subscriber FOR TWO YEARS AT A $1.50 DUTYpCOMBNATION' PRACTICAL SQUARE FREE NGINEERPractical P.E \ ,uL1uN-üdtlJ>5fiKGls'Ly . Engineer 10.'10 is full of snappy articles, money saving pointers, short methods, Practical and bright ideas for the engineer and all those Engineer, connected with the steam engineering field. 363 Dearborn St., Printed in non -technical language, simplified Chicago,III. This tool is Enclosed find $1.50 for two so that you can understand it.A sample years' subscription, and the copy mailed free. made of pol- Combination Square free.Be- ishedsteel gin with the next issue. Itis understood that by returning the Mr. Campui asked if the special offer was with engraved square I may have money back if I so still good.We told him as we now tell figures;better than a desire. you, this offer is still open but for a whole set of try -squares. Name short time only. You can't lose. Square,miter,depth Street Money back if you are not gauge,level,scratch - awl, combined in this & State satisfied.Send us your subscription today. tool.Adjustable. 'ian Subscriptions add Er.00 extra for postage. 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PRICE z54 PRIC1,sat Sensible Gift for a Young MINATUR TttL-PNent Afascinating, Instructive, Amusing, Man or Boy.This Useful Outfit bhould be in Every Home. TEITYVIDRc 3/51 z All of these articles represent over a THOUSAND DIFFERENT pieces TtNNSM,r, before we assemble and test them; each one can be taken apart and put to- gether again. 8 The Best Value,most intensely interesting and instructive collection of S 1 Z E PRICE REAL electrical apparatus of REAL commercial and practical worth. (not ever offered. 5O Future Edisonscan now and should have Electrical apparatus of stand- ard size, weight, strength and efficiency, and some that has seen actual corn- mercial service, so their experiments will have a wide range and not fall down POLAR ,TV on severe tests. Makeshift toys give wrong ideas and create hurtful impres- punt d sions of Electricity.This electrical apparatus provides for experiments that P0.icE late are instructive and of some real value as well as the HUNDREDS OF AMUSING AND ASTONISHING EXPERIMENTS not possible with81. Pot.Rwice.arOAc 251Z p,,c,.So* much of the cheaply made stuff on the market. With all Iii ¡ spry NoRHAF Think of it! An Electrical Laboratory for only FiveDollars. rRecElV ep rue hue this you can be the ELECTRICAL WIZARD of your neighborhood, and .j ii \ should you invent or discover what we want I ,í;;'.'I/á SIZE YOU GET ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CASH J 0,,,,¡' Every one has an equal chance and you might be the one to solve orstumble ontoIt. SIZE This outfit is ample for the experiments as well as hundreds of others that may lead to I1 , V ..K..toe fortune -waking discoveries or inventions. /n% I i IM[rowTaD will be paid to the first one who, in his experiments with this ap- SIZE$100 CASH pacatos, develops and assigns to us ah Magneto Telephone Switch- (O I ). Oltonutow board Drop, which will respond readily to the pulsating or direct current but will not CNRiOMj respond at all to the alternating current ?ANC!. I ep eel Busy!Things a Thousand times more difficult have been done. Compere Prices,Quality and Number of pieces with all others. fewrvADtnT MAGNET No other concern in the world can furnish anything even approaching this outfit for toss PRIG!20 s '' fI than Fifteen or Twenty Dollars. Order Noras such snaps as this happen ONLY ONCE INA HUNDRED YEARS / EieCTRle bRTTERx and there is going to be an awful rush. AMP_ /g Len, Price quoted is F. O. B. CHICAGO (no charge for packing or cartage.) rRe S I Zfi STEttre ,i SWEDISH -AMERICAN SIZEj.f TELEPHONE CO. 4 °""` r SILK INSULATtD ÍiI 5235.5257 East ttsr ,c MGM` vdtee Ravenswood Ft R`'*e PRICE25+- ¡ P Avenue o O 4 Svc TCIF t µ 5 E1.eer1.4c t:LLGTme 4 i rC 11 T pt SIZE /4F CONNECTOR 1,..,-OO t ..-=,. \, SIZE 0/ Ry s 0 CHICAGO, ILL. pA\cn PRICE 226 PRIGS 10 4 NO PR,to,r 1NSeLATce WIR! BINDING PoACE\RteDRetE PoSN BUTTON,/.}LtEC.'se.1Rn 2 GI ¿T5 SIZE r/2 SIZÉ lliet` N,Nial.....,-...,// SIZE PA1tR 45 4 ISM JPR,cC 254 PR1Ct 250 RKC IS* PRICE For ourMt tual Advantage mention Popular Electr city when writing to Advertisers. POPULAR ELECTRICITY FOR OCTOBER-Advertising Section Would YOU Don't Handicap Yourself Liketobein in the race for business by failure or neglect to provide yourself with the best business card the world thus far affords His Place Peerless Patent Book Form Cards In use the cards are detached one by one as oc- casion demands. The edges are absolutely smooth, incomprehensible as that may seem, and every card is clean, flat, perfect and unmarred.They attract attention and they get attention.Send for sample book and detach them for yourself-You will never be satisfied with any- thing else. Send today. 1 Mr. A. C. WALKER, of Vandaiia, Ill., became convinced of the opportunities in the automobile field, studied our Course at his home, and now you will find him enjoying his own automobile and operating E.K.`ARR'S r 6 "cRlu,Lo,RO a garage, as shown in the above photo.Many similar successes have "' CHICAGO beep made in connection with the marvelous growth of the automobile Industry, and many more have got to be made before the demand for competent men will anywhere near be filled. Here is a young man ApPcantncc ej w,r uart car who after completing our Course had a letter head printed and mailed to all auto The John B. Wiggins Company owners in his vicinity and told them he Engravers, Die Embossers, Plate Printers wanted work either repairing or driving- result he is now driving a Buick and draw- 41-43 East Adams Street, Chicago ing a good salary-his name Is DONALD New York Office. 350 Broadway STEWART, Oakland City, Ind.YOU CAN DO AS WELL There is a place for an opportunity to increase you, yourearningpower - a chance to change to more congenial work-if you will qualify. Our system of instruction, supplemented by the wonder- fully ingenious working models which we give free to WIRELESS CLUB students will train you in a few weeks to íntehigently operate a car, locate and remedy trouble.So simple anyone can learn if If you own a wireless equipment or have he can read.So thorough you do not need actual shop practice. A real automobile engine isn't necessary-take the engine model even made a start at building one send apart and learn just as much.Likewise with the magneto and for full particulars concerning the carburettor models.Instruction also covers motor boat, stationary and aeroplane engines.
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