Industries canadiennes des produits du bois . lege, l'une des plus anciennes institutions éducatives de l'Ohio. La mort de M. Danas ne donnera lieu à aucun changement radical des politiques de la compagnie. Brancard pour Faire Des portes D'Écran Par N. Richard Il n'est pas vrai que toutes les manières uniques de faire thingsarc trouvé dans les grands établissements. Sur le con-trary, certaines des méthodes les plus simples, mais les plus efficaces de faire les choses se trouvent dans les soi-disant usines de cheval, dans lesquelles, en règle générale, la majorité de l'équipement est de la variété faite maison. Pendant que dans un petit magasin récemment j'ai observé des portes de l'écran à thème, et noté avec

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Canadian wood products industries . lege, one of the oldest educationalinstitutions in Ohio. Mr. Danas death will not resultin any radical changes of the companys policies. Stretcher for Making Screen Doors By N. Richard It is not true that all unique ways of doing thingsarc found in the large establishments. On the con-trary, some of the simplest, yet most effective methodsof doing things are found in the so-called one-horseplants, in which, as a rule, the majority of the equip-ment is of the home-made variety. While in a small shop recently I observed themmaking screen doors, and noted with what ease theywere able to stretch their wire cloth stiff and taut.Thinking that perhaps some reader may be called uponat some time to make screens, I will describe as nearlyas 1 can the device they were using. The illustrationshows the device in operation and the method ofstretching the wire cloth. The table was built of ash3 feet 6 inches wide and 8 feet long. The ratchet wheeland crank handle were obtained from an old chain type. Handy Machine for Stretching Wire Cloth. water-pump, and fastened to the end of a 4-inch wood-en roller. The roller was slit open in the centre tohold the end of the wire cloth. When a sufficientamount of the cloth was wound on the roll the ratchetwas released and the cloth pulled back and fastenedto the end of the screen frame. When this was donethe ratchet was wound as tight as desired and the wirecloth secured in place all round. After being securedthe cloth was cut, thus completing the job. For quickness and taut stretching of the screen thisdevice had any beat that I have ever seen in operationIf I were to build one myself, however, 1 would soarrange the roll that it could be raised or lowered asdesired. This could be done by cutting a groove inlegs A and B and fastening the roll in same by meansof thumb-screws. Women Box Makers in England A review of the work now being done by womenin England, which was done by men before the war.speaks as fol

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