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Title: Hardware merchandising March-June 1919
Year: 1919 (1910s)
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Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building
Publisher: Toronto :
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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ssociate Editor. H. A. MAGUIRE, Advertising Dept. W. H. JACKSON, Advertising Dept. CHIEF OFFICES: CANADA—Montreal. Southam Bide.. 128 Bleury St.: Phone Main 1004 Toronto. 143-153 University Ave.. Tele-phone Main 7324; Winnipeg, 1103 Union Trust Build ng. Telephone Main 34;!). Vancouver. S.JOi-h Ave., West GREAT BRITAIN—London. The MacLean Company of Great Britain, Limited. 88 Fleet Street. E.C.. E. J. Dodd.Director: Telephone Central 12960. Cable Address: Atabek, London, England. UNITED STATES—New York. A. R. Lowe, Room 620, ,11 Broadway: Telephone Rector 8971: Boston, C. L.Morton, Room 734, Old South Building, Telephone Main 1024: A. H. Byrne, Room 1401, Lytton Bldg., 14 EJackson Street, Chicago, Phone Harrison 9133. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE—-Canada. $3 a year: Great Britain, South Africa and West Indies, 12s. 6d. a year;United States. $3.50 a year; other countries. $4 a yeaT: Single Copies, 10 cents. Invariably in advance. 34 HARDWARE AND METAL— Advertising Section June 28, 1919
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FCATOPES BALL BEARINGS—The wearing surfaces of S anley Ball Bearing Butts do not grind togetherwhen the door swings—they roll over their bear ngs easily and quietly. Between the joints of these butts areball bearings set in raceways of case-hardened steel. Due to the downwardpressure of the weight of the door, eachraceway moves or remains stationary with the joint next to it. This shiftsthe wear and friction upon the bearings,which means that both are reduced to themechanical minimum. Each bearing istested to carry a weight of one-half ton. Ball bearings are only one of the many features which have been built into StanleyBall Bearing Butts in our effort to make them the very best butts you can offeryour customers. THE STANLEY WORKS, New Britain, Conn., U.S.A. Canadian Representative: A. .Macfarlane & Co., Ltd., Montreal Canadas DC NationalHardware Weekly q q mmm-mtn PublishedEvery SaturdaySince1888 3d Vol. XXX. TORONTO, JUNE 28, 1919 No. 26 In Auto Accessory Business to Stay W

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