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June, @) The National Publication Covering the Business of Transportation by Water 1927 MORISON SUSPENSION FURNACES FOR LAND AND MARINE BOILERS Made to United States, American Bureau of Shipping, Lloyds, Bureau Veritas, or any other requirements Uniform Thickness—Easily Cleaned—Unexcelled for Strength FORMERLY MANUFACTURED BY THE CONTINENTAL IRON WORKS (Established 1859) The Continental Iron Works, one of the oldest Com- panies of its kind in America, and the largest builders of Corrugated Furnaces and Furnace Fronts for the Scotch Marine type of boilers, is retiring from active business. The American Welding Company has purchased, from The Continental Iron Works, the special machinery used in the manufacture of the famous Morison Suspension Furnaces and Morison Patent Furnace Doors and Fronts, and this machinery will very shortly be ready for opera- tion at our Carbondale, Pa., plant. In the continuation of the production of these Furnaces and Furnace Fronts, several employees of The Continental Iron Works, who are experienced in the manufacture of these products, will be added to our Carbondale organi- zation. In taking over the Continental trade names and ma- chinery, the American Welding Company adds to its own lonz-established business and reputation the traditions and ideals of the retiring Company, and proposes to serve not only the old clients of The Continental Iron Works but to extend the benefits of this special service to broader fields. ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF 2. ROWLAND PROCESS FORGE WELDED EVERLASTINGLY TIGHT ONE-TON CONTAINERS. PULP DIGESTERS, PRESSU2E STILLS, STORAGE TANKS, CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT, SPECIAL CAR TANKS AND OTHER FORGE WELDED PRESSURE VESSELS The American Welding Company 30 Church St., New York Works: Carbondale, Pennsylvania Telephone, Cortlandt 8110 1 j