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THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. — —— New Invention! : Nothing Else Like It THE MOST WONDERFUL STOVE EVER INVENTED Consumes 395 Barrels of Air to One Gallon Common Kerosene Oil Causing Creat Excitement Wherever Exhibited Fuel drawn principally from atmosphere. Uses 395 barrels ofair while consuming one enllon ofoil.Wood and coal costmoney. ONLY FREE FUEL [8 AIR. Supply unlim- ited No trust in control. Air belongs to rich and poor alike. Harrison’s a sman to obtam a_ technical leaving home or giving up Valveless, Wick- in aaron] education without b THE SYCLOPEDIA OF CIVIL. ENGINEERING is adapted aA dia Study because it 1s compiled from text books prepared especially for the American School of Correspondence Courses. This set of books has more up-to-date, accurate money-saving information on Re- less, Automatic Oil=-Gas and Air- Burner Stove Automatically generates gas from kerosene oil, mixing it with air. Burns like gas. Intense hot fire. Combus- tion perfect. To operate— turn knob — oil runs into burner—touch a match: it generates gas, which passes . Sectional Cut of Generator. through air mixer, drawing . L mi . . in about a barrel of air to every large spoonful of oil consumed. inforced Concrete, drrigation and Water Power Develop- That’s all, It is self-regulating, no more attention. Same heat ment than any other similar set of books. Also contains all day or all night. For more or less heat, simply tarn knob. c lete a Br gcckle : eee f . Steel C There it remains until you come again. To put fire out turn omplete and authoritative in ormation on Oteel Construc- knob, raising burner—oil runs back into can, fire's out. AS near tion, Railroad Engineering, Cost Analysis, Bridge Analysis perfection as anything in this world. ' No dirt, soot or ashes. fo) : ne : : leaks—nothing to clog or close up. No wick—not even a valve, and Design, Highway Construction, Sewers and Drains, yet heat is under proper control, D. CARN, IND., writes: and Sanitation, in fact it covers thoroughly every branch ‘* It costs me only 4% cents 2 day forfuel.”? I. NORRIS, of Civil En —e bi . VT., writes: “ The Harrison Oil-Gas Gener- 8 g, big or little. ators are, wonderful savers of fuel, at least Just to introduce our methods of Correspondence Study, 1; > 1) per cent. over wood and coal.”’ : : : E. ARNOLD. NEB. writes: “Saved | § We ate offering these books at a special price of $24.00, | $4.25 a2 month for fuel by using the payable $2.00 down and $2.00 a month. The regular Harrison Oil-Gas Stove. My range cost me | §f price is $48.00. If the books are not what you want, 1) $5.50 per month, and the Harrison $1.25 per h : : | month. Objectionable features | J return them at our expense. We will pay transportation of other stoves wiped out.” charges both ways. NOT LIKE THOSE SOLD | IN STORES IMPORTANT SUBJECTS COVERED | One. two _ Plane Surveying—Mechanical Drawing—Plotting and Topog- —_— o_o or three raphy—Railroad Engineering—Statics—Strength of Materials— Roof Trusses and Mill Building Construction — Cost Analysis in i I my sii ——_ burner - Relation to Engineering—Masonry—Practical Problems in Con- Hil PAU | nn | = sizes— struction—Hydraulics—House Drainage and Sanitation—River tld if pul : i with or and Harbor Improvements. ike imam 4A Hil Sail ey |S ry i veal | (LS eae |: = without Es LTT Laat ON \] ™ “N] oven. —_— _ Order promptly and we will include FREE for one year as a monthly supplement, the Ideal for cooking, roasting, baking, ironing, canning fruit, pic- nics, cottages, camping, also for heating houses, stores, rooms, TECHNICAL WORLD MAGAZINE Ting, ashes, soot and dirt. ‘No hot flery kitchens” Absolutely | ff 8 live, up-to-the minute, dollar-and-a-half monthly, crowded with safe from explosion. Not dangerous like gasoline. Simple, dur- special articles on the most recent applications of the principles able—lasts for years. Saves expense, drudgery and fuel bills, covered in the Cyclopedia; splendidly illustrated with scores of ALL SIZES. PRICES LOW—$3.25 and up. Sent to any | fj *P¢Cl@! photographs. dd - Send oney — onl nd your name and 4 , . f address. Write today for our 30-day trial offer_full de- | § American School of Correspondence, Chicago, U. S. A. scription—thousands of testimonials. 1909 Proposition. “ ° ee _ @ sz ss - o - o- » o - - ~ - - s s os - 2s _« & parle alata FREE OFFER COUPON _ EXCITIN G BU SI i ESS FO R A G ENTS AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE: SALESMEN—MANAGERS—MEN OR WOMEN at homie or traveling, all or part Please send set Cyclopedia of Civil Engineering for 5 days’ free exam- time—showing—taking orders —appointing agents. MESSRS. HEAD & FRA- ination. Also Technical World fur 1 year I will send $2 within 5 days ZEt, TEXAS, write: “ Enclose order for $81.00. RUSH. Sell like hot cakes. and $2 a month until I have paid $24.00. otherwise I will notify you and SOLD 50 STOVES IN OUR TOWN,” B. L. HUESTED, MICH., writes: “‘ BEEN hold the books subject to your order Title not to pass until fully paid. OUT ONE DAY AND SOLD 11 STOVES.”’ This patent new. NOTHING LIKE 1 IT. Demand enormous. Agents reaping great harvest. Where operated Sawias people stop on street, leave their homes, places of business, miss trains to DINE gierere ayaa Rae a aemitNS Orns PMR Pan Par weareIe mE gue oenees ens ewer eta watch this generator—excites curiosity—watch it as though a thing of life. : Show a dozen—sell ter. WRITE TODAY FOR SPECIAL AGENTS’ NEW ASD DROSS S veo circ sire sexe voyn core okens. cave yexoeeexeWG¥ evi olny oy slstonis: aVGven Simpaier aus’ axePove /axeiovav velo Were PLAN. SEND NO MONEY. World unsupplied. Get in early for territory. THE WORLD MFG. 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