Abstract: A shopping cart child safety lock system. It includes a support post locked to a shopping cart with slideable and lockable yoke to restrain and then release a child's thighs.

Abstract: A shopping cart child safety lock system.

Abstract: A shopping cart child safety lock system that comprises a seat platform connected to a vertical support post having a yoke adjustably connected to the vertical support post for adjustable movement up and down to lock across an infant's thighs and which can be released for the child to be removed from the cart.

Abstract: A shopping cart child safety lock system.

Abstract: An electrically powered device for dispensing particulate material by an air stream is formed from a housing with a handle portion and a reservoir portion which is positioned in front of the handle portion and includes an arcuately shaped bottom wall, a top wall, an exit passage associated with the top wall, and an inlet passage leading from the handle portion to the reservoir portion, and further including an air supply associated with the inlet passage for providing air thereto.

Abstract: A tiltable supporting wheel chair having a tilting mechanism with front support wheels which pivot downward and outward engaging the floor and raising the front of the wheelchair and tilting it backwards. The tilting mechanism further includes a cross-frame pivotably attached to the frame of the wheelchair and activated by movement of an arm attached to it. The arm is controlled by a rod leading to a pivotal plate which is connected to a lever on the side of the wheelchair by a linkage. Upon movement of the lever, the linkage rotates the plate, moving the arm and cross-frame to extend or retract the front wheels. A locking mechanism prevents accidental movement of the level. Rear supports extend behind the wheelchair and engage the floor upon the front wheels being pivoted to their furthest point forward.

Abstract: A housing includes a holding compartment and passageway in side-by-side relationship and with the passageway having inwardly and upwardly extending ramps at its opposite inlet openings. The ramps terminate at a pivotal trap door which, upon being opened, places the passageway in communication with the holding compartment. A deflector wall is positioned under the trap door and extends downwardly and inwardly towards the holding compartment. A lid for the housing has a transparent portion over the holding compartment and an opaque portion over the passageway.