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Title: Canadian machinery and metalworking (July-December 1917)
Year: 1917 (1910s)
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Subjects: Machinery Machinery Machinery
Publisher: Toronto MacLean-Hunter
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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, Toronto. Mr. Burns is thehead of the Burns Cement-Gun Construc-tion Co., of Toronto, and Mr. Roberts hasbeen acting for some time past as theCanadian representative of the* ChapmanValve Mfg. Co. of Indian Orchard, Mass.,and of the Cement-Gun Co., Inc., of,Allentown, Pa. The new firm will handlecontractors supplies, reinforcing ma-terial, valves, factory equipment, etc. Increased Chilean Copper Output.— Reports from Chile show that the outputof the copper mines during 1916 was thelargest in the history of that country,the exports of 1916 being 58,000 tons offine copper in bars, something over 4,000tons in concentrates, and over 9,000 tonsof ores. The United States imports ofcopper from Chile in 1916 were 77,000,-000 pounds of pigs and ingots against36,000,000 pounds in 1915, and 24,000,000pounds in 1914, while the copper con-tent of the ore and matte from Chile was44,500,000 pounds, against 33,435,000pounds in 1915, and 30,563,000 pounds in1914. July 12, 1917. CANADIAN MACHINERY 65
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Here the artist has depicted VICTORY about to welcome and crown the bravelegions returning from overseas. Notice that the figure is a companionof Industry which in this case is represented by the maker of munitions. A limited number of copies, suitable for framing and free from adver-tising, will be mailed without charge upon request to the makers ofRglGitSuperitf the Nationally Known First Quality High Speed Steel. Publishers Note.— Owing to a typographical error the word quick was substituted for high in th£ above adver-tisement for the Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., in our June 28th issue. The mistake was very muchregretted and we would ask our readers to kindly accept this correction. 66 CANADIAN MACHINERY Volume XVIII. The Canadian B. K. Morton Co. havebeen granted a license at Toronto tocarry on business in the Province ofOntario, providing that their capitaldoes not exceed $40,000. Canadas Revenue Goes Up.—The re-turns to the Department of Finance,Ottawa, for

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