Milwaukee School of Engineering - EMF Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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 Cuts Holes 5 Minutes that usually require TWO HOURS Cutting Speedometer Hole in Da h an easy task with the “JIFFY’, The “Jiffy” Adjustable Cutter gets its name from the fact that it cuts holes in metal or other ma- terial that ordinarily require hard, tedious effort, - IN A JIFFY! EASY TO USE All that is necccssary is to drill a H inch hole through the material to be cut, through which the stud of the cutter is passed. A flange nut then gets hold on the opposite side of the stud, and a few operations of the wrench will cut a neat hole. CARRY IT RIGHT TO THE JOB You can carry the “Jiffy” Cutter right with you to the job. You don’t need to “take down” or remove the article to be cut, carry it to a drill press, and then hack again to be installed. Apply the “Jiffy” rijjlu on the job and do a piece of work in minutes that will take you hours with ham- mer and cold chisel. HAS 1,000 USES The electrical constructor, the sheet metal worker, steam fitter, cabinet maker, ship builder,- in fact all construction and metal workers, find it impossible to get along with- out the “Jiffy” Adjustable Cutter, after giving it a trial. They avoid all delay in drilling and chiseling. NEEDED EVERYWHERE Holes of any size can be cut with the “Jiffy” Cutter, with the same satisfaction obtained by using the drill press. Anyone requiring the use of a tool for hole cutting should never be without this handy, durable cutter. Universal Tool Appliance Co. 373 BROADWAY MILWAUKEE, WIS. General Sales Agents PAUL W. KOCH COMPANY 19 SOUTH WELLS STREET CHICAGO, ILL Page Four Hundred Sixty-four

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 '4 -TME 1920 EMF' The Young Engineer’s Biggest Backer There are literally thousands of men who will tell you that when they first left school, had secured their first good position, had mar- ried and bought a home, it was the life insu- rance they carried that gave them that glorious feeling of independence and freedom from worry. A man’s salary stops with death, but the family expenses go on just the same. It is life insurance that provides for them. Under the option plan of settlement an ample income can be provided for a young man’s family at a very moderate cost. Let me show you why a policy in the Northwestern is better than having a rich uncle. JOHN M. BEHLING Special Representative 253 Plankinton Arcade Phone Grand 6240 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. Page Pour Hundred Sixty-five