January 4, 1918. THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN. 47 ---- THE -- Koppers’ Coke Oven Is undoubtedly the most successful Bye-Product Oven on the market. Since its introduction a little over 10 years ago there have been built 15,000 KOPPERS’ OYENS. KOPPERS’ OVENS ARE AT WORK HEATED BY PRODUCER GAS AND BLAST FURNACE GAS. KOPPERS' DIRECT RECOVERY PROCESS IS THE SIMPLEST AND MOST EFFICIENT SYSTEM OF AMMONIA RECOVERY. PLANTS ERECTED FOR THE RECOVERY OF BENZOL & TOLUOL, FOR TAR DISTILLATION & THE MANUFACTURE OF SULPHURIC ACID. -------- Full particulars on application to - The Koppers' Coke Oven and Bye-Product Co 3oi, glossop road, Sheffield. ■Zss'Xlttz;. ALFRED ALLEN & SON o± X.T’D. COLLIERY AIR PIPES WJfJHLPS of tilxe British Coalfields. 1. Scotland. 2. North of England. 3. South Wales. 4. Nort Midlands. 5. South Midlands. Sheet, 4s. each; Mounted on Cloth ot Rollers, or in Case. 6s. each.—THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN CO. LTD 30 * 31 Furnival-street, Holborn. London, E.O. 4 anti COLLIERY TUBS In IRON, STEEL and WOOD. Lower Gornal, nr. Dudley. Telegrams—“Allen, Lower Gornal.” Telephone—2106 Dudley. A and B Couplings and many others. The 1912 lever has large lateral stops and a wedge-shaped shouldered head. The catch C is not essential. Drop-Forged Shells. Drop-Forged Catches. Drop-Forged Levers. Drop-Forged Couplings. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. SMALLMAN patent HAULAGE CLIPS. British Patents No. 8476 of 1906 ; No. 19533 of 1910 ; No. 9983 of 1911 ; and No. 4362 of 1912. Automatic Detachment. 1912 Pattern ; nine sizes. Patentee and Sole Manufacturer:— JAMES W. SMALLMAN, Nuneaton, England. The PREMIER Screen in the WORLD is Norton’s Patent Horizontal Main Screen REQUIRES NO SPECIAL FOUNDATION. Will work continuously WITHOUT BOLTING DOWN. Will Screen more efficiently than any other screen. Over 150 Screens now at work. For PERFECT sizing & loading USE PULSATING CONVEYORS AND PULSATING LOADING JIBS (NORTON’S PATENTS). NORTON’S PATENT HORIZONTAL MAIN SCREEN AND COMBINED PICKING CONVEYOR, fitted with our Patent Air Cushioning Cylinders. The Screen illustrated is 5 ft. 6 in. wide, having four decks, and will deal with 125 tons of coal per hour separated into four sizes, and passing the large coal without any fall to the Picking Conveyor. NORTONS (TIVIDALE) Ltd, HECLA Works, Tipton, England.