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Happy - Thought - Range 
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 0IRECTI0H8 FOR OPERATING 
 
 " THE HfcPPY THOUGHT R^NCE." * 
 
 TO KINDLE THE FIRE. 
 : Pull out the damper on top of ov^ and c>pen sliding darn^ 
 
 above hearth, keeping the round P^^^ ^ ^ ^,j^ ^wo or throe 
 
 "' °t p.event .he ..oat .;... up the *n,.no, P;.f. i.;"'; 'Sj 
 on top of oven and closo ,^ - '^'"f ' ,f "l^ ^^ any ashes on the 
 see that fire-box i» but half t"" »» f^^'; ^^XU draft of chimney, 
 grate; regnl.te damper on t»P »« »;™ *° ^l};,, tost result, are to be 
 :.tin^T^;b^rSt:bt oXhaff fuU of coai. except when 
 keeping fire over night. 
 
 To Ueep Arc all ni«hl, After tea time turn out the a.1, ^and mi 
 flre-boK even to top of bricks, P>>* " ^^^P^y ^011^^ door. It is 
 close damper above hearth t''^" "P"" ^^"P"' ,8 it acts as a good 
 always well to place open l^"™?"' °" ^Xffit. When coming to 
 ventilator and also is a check «" »l>'"'"»y ?;^, „„ ,.g,ate" over and 
 Eange in morning, tarn out '^"^^^^^^-ta^'^'-n damper above hearth 
 back. Shut damper .n b™'}" ^oor "n" »P»^ ^ rfy regulated 
 and pull out damper on top of oven. It Omit v v ^^^^ ^^^^ 
 over night it wiU not be necessary to add anyone ^^. ^^^ 
 
 fast. To heat the water in R™f ^. ^J^^en baking or lighlmg 
 Eeservoit damper, but «1"*J^. l^^^'^t Teast once a month. You 
 fire. These K»?g^ '^'1""V C Ukh is immcd^^^^^^ below the 
 do so by removing the soot ''»»'' "■",,,„,„„„ ^oot thoroughly out 
 oven door; then insert your scraper and scrape so ^b^^^ ^^^,_ 
 
 through this door ; always keep •■^^''" '"JP. "^e To secure perfect 
 &c., occasionally brushing 'l""^^ '>>« s.dejtae. i ^^^ 
 
 . draft for Eange, see that all opening in chunny ^^^^ ^^^^^^ 
 
 no other stovepipe entering ««>"« J^'^; J^e joints between bricks and 
 .. Happy Thought" Eanges, see thaWim^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ j„, 
 
 -•--^ «,oll PomftTitod. " Happy in""'^"^, . °.^^_,„_-Uq 
 
 ';akr'fronts; which can be used with or wituoux wa... -vork.. 
 
Happy Thought flange 
 
 Cut No. 1. 
 
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 -Single Oven and Guard 
 
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 Yeast 
 
 Boil a handful of hops in two quarts of water ten minutes ; 
 strain, and to the liquor add six large grated potatoes, one cup of 
 sugar, one tablespoonful of salt; let it simmer on the Happy 
 Thought Eange half an hour. When cool add a cup of yeast or a 
 yeast cake. 
 
 Raised fiiscuit 
 
 One quart of milk, one coffee cup of yeast, half a pound of 
 butter, flour sufficient to knead. Bake in the Happy Thought Range. 
 
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 minutes ; 
 le cup of 
 3 Happy 
 east or a 
 
 pound of 
 T Eange. 
 
 Miss Cameron, 198 Cowan ave 
 Dr. Powell, 259 Simcoo street 
 M. B. Jackson, Don Mount 
 Prof. Houston, Weston. 
 
 OVER 30.000 NOW IN USE IN GANAOA. 
 
 T%e following is a list of people in Torojito who are en- 
 joying tlie comforts of a ''Happy Thought" Range. Sold 
 hy R. Bigley, 96 and 98 Queen Street East, Toronto. 
 
 H. S. Northrop, 140 Carlton st Rov. J. F. Metcalfe, 5 Walmoi' rd 
 W. B. Hamilton, 202 Jarvis st Thos. Hunter, Church & Maitland 
 Prof. D. M. Welton, McMastor • J, H. Thorn, Rosedale 
 
 Hall [Place S A. J. Mason, 441 Jarvi$ street 
 
 A. R. Bopwoll, 230 Wellington g J. W. Dickey. 78 McDonoll ave 
 Rev. G^- Richardson, 241 Sher- g W. B. Dack, 71 Northcoto avo 
 bouine street J. J. Withrow, 27 Wilton ores 
 
 Rev. J. Alexander, 32 Grove aveH Elrae.s Henderson, 52 St. Joseph 
 Mrs. Baldwin, 50 Lowther ave ^ W. Jeplicott, 12 Major street 
 
 !l E. Woodall, 357 Carlton street 
 ^ Goo. Wholer, 178 Crawford st 
 W A. N. Wheler, Meadowvale 
 
 ^_^, „ ^ -M Dr. J. I. Shaw, Little York 
 
 y.L Murray, *1 72 Jarvis street % Rev. R. Leask, 274 Brock avo 
 Thos. Houston, 537 Sherbourne U Joseph Davies. 464 Queen st. e 
 O. B. Sheppard, 97 Brock street J R. Petman 377 Wellesley street 
 Mrs Rennie, 156 Jarvis street -^ Robt. M. Gray, 8 Dale avenue 
 R. Holmes, Summerhill avenue ?) Mrs. Flavelle, 56 Centre street 
 W. G. Wright, 272 Sherbourne ;v Mrs. Vanconant, 1 Washington av 
 Mr. Massey, 5 1 5 Jarvis street '^ Edward Wickham, 1 79 St. Patrick 
 F. Yeigh, 264 Sherbourne street w Mr. Cook, 8 Norfolk street 
 Joseph Wright, 88 Isabella st D N. Caswell, 117 Portland street 
 Rev. John Hunt, 150 Wilton av OJ Jos. Carroll, 50 Denison avenue 
 Dr. Morton, 565 Church street ^ James Wilson, 44 Palmerston av 
 Rev. Alex. Grant, 85 Charles st "^ Thomas Thorn, 9 Queen's Park 
 H. A. Massey, 519 Jarvis street Mrs. Featherston, 38 Grove ave 
 Dr. McPhedran, College and ft Mrs. Mullen, 114 St. Patrick st 
 
 Elizabeth •^ Hickman Bros. 1424 Queen w 
 
 Rev. Mr. Smith, Maple Grove V Mr. Fieldhouse, Little York 
 Grant Helliwell, 41 Rosedale rd g Mr. Hayes, 133 Denison avenue 
 Dr. Field, Wilcox & Spadina aV)-) Mrs. Tait, 30 Esther street 
 Mr. Houston, High Park ^ James Scroggie, 58 Sussex st 
 
 Mrs. Buchan, 165 Bloor st. east m Wm. Smith, 8 Morris street 
 Rev. J. R. McCurdy, 490 H Mr. Smith, Dovercourt Village 
 
 Spadina avenue • Mr. Winnett, 215 Farley avenue 
 
 Rev. Mr. Andrews, 267 Lans-H Mrs. Wiugham, 252 Farley ave 
 
 down avenue A. Anderson, 9 Manning avenue 
 
 G. T, Douglas, 191 Gerrard E \ Mr. Brooks, 211 OssiLgton ave 
 
Happy Tho^ight Range 
 
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 Muins 
 
 One pint of sweet mill^, two eggs, three cups of flour ; bake in 
 deep patty pans in a Happy Thought Range oven. 
 
 Rolled Jelly Bake 
 
 Three e gs, one cup of sugar, one cup of flour, one and one-half 
 teaspoons of baking powder, three cups of hot water. Bake in the 
 Happy Thought Range in two long tins; turn out on a towel and 
 spread with jelly ; roll up while hot, 
 

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 Robert Standford, Dixio P.O. 
 Francis Eddia, 8 Laurier avenue 
 Arthur Colby, 68 Palmerstou ave 
 Mr. Moifatt, 79 Woolaley stroot 
 Geo. Fryer, 39 Farley avenue 
 John Aloxanuor, 18 Sheridan av 
 J. F. Prin^le, 70.5 Ontario street 
 J. Grantialii, 210 Ontario fitreet 
 Mrs. Davy, 196^ W''..-:i avotiuo 
 Mrs, Ottinan, 108 Oxford stioet 
 Geo. Purvis, 550 Parliamf<nt st 
 Isaac McCheaney, 340 Jarvis st 
 Mrs Morrow, 29 1 Uerkeley st 
 Dr. Hastings, 25G Wellesley st 
 Mr. Koss, 17 Winchester street 
 Mrs. 11. Tullock, 9 Cowan ave 
 C. B. Smith, Angus 
 Geo. Wheeler, Meadowvale 
 Mr. Rust, 392 Sackville street 
 
 C. J). Daniels, 20 Prospect street 
 W. Crealock, 670 Dundas street 
 Patrick Boyle, 67 Isabella street 
 Mrs. Henning, 77 Seaton street 
 R. Cuthbert, 364 Ontario street 
 R. Aylwaid, 230 Ontario street 
 G. W. Irwin, York Townslnp 
 J. A. Smith, 106 Wardell street 
 David Scott, 29 Sword street 
 
 D. Prentice, 25T Yonge street 
 M. Palmer, 114 Mutual street 
 Samuel Arnold, Doncaster 
 R. Johnson, Anderson and Wil- 
 liam streets 
 
 Mr. Orr, Lippincott street 
 Mr. Norris, Gerrard street east 
 Jas. Gillespie, 446 King st. east 
 Wm. Trimble, 36 Mercer street 
 Mrs. Viel, 94 Mutual street 
 Mrs. Campbell, 80 Seaton street 
 Mrs. McPherson, 102 Major st 
 J. W. Bowers, 390 Parliament st 
 D. H. Smith, 302 Wilton ave 
 Mrs. Mullen, 246 Bathurst street 
 C. Phillips, 50 Ann street 
 Mrs, Gearing, 538 Outario street 
 
 
 
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 Dr. Hipkins, Carlton street 
 S. Flynn, 116 Bellevue avenue 
 Robert Crawford, 215 Dalhousie 
 
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 Stephen Garrett, 204 Markham st 
 C. O. Snelgrovo, Carlton street 
 li()b(!rt Duvies, Todniorden 
 W. A. Boll, 170 M'lcdonoU ave 
 Mr. Spencor, (joor<;« v^ Queen sta 
 C. !•:. lUachford, 168 C'arlton st 
 Mr.e. Shoehy, 3 Mutual street 
 J. H. Shiilos, 153 Mutual street 
 A. Grant, 110 Bcllovuo avenue 
 Edward Archer, 284 Church st 
 John Buckley, Front street west 
 Mr. Ramsay, Unionville 
 Mr. Lloyd, Newmarket 
 Mr. Priestly, Woston 
 J. ^'icholson, Markhaiu street 
 Miss Hillary, 17 Broadalbane 
 Mrs. Jarvitt, 340 Uerkeley street 
 Rev. John Pearson, 10 Trinity 
 
 s(|uare 
 George Bolham, Danforth road 
 Robert Elliott, 88 Richmond st. 
 
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 W. Ferguson, Sackville Place 
 Mrs. Ellison, Ontario street 
 W. H. Apted, 224 Berkeley at 
 G. Apted, 257 Queen street east 
 Mr. George, 30 Grove avenue 
 R. Pye, 126 Sumach street 
 Mrs. Bates, 354 Wilton avenue 
 Mr. Stibbins, 4 Verral avenue 
 Mrs. Dietriele, 13 Cawthra ave 
 John Ciawford, 130 Harbord st 
 A. Muirhead, Bloor & Madison av 
 Mrs. Baldwin, 17 Lowtherave 
 Mrs. HLooey, 230 Wilton avenue 
 Mr. H. Watt, 91 Sackville street 
 Dr. King, Bond and Queen 
 Mrs. Douglas, 50 Homowood ave 
 Dr. Machell, 95 Bellevue anenue 
 Thomas Dudley, Berkeley and 
 Queen streets. 
 
HflPPV Thought Rrhge, 
 
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 Delicate Fruit Cake 
 
 One cup of brown sugar, one-half cup butter, one-half cup of 
 sour milk, the yolks of four eggs, one and one-half cups of flour, one- 
 half teaspoon soda, cloves, and as much fruit as you like. Take a 
 large, deep tin, put in the mixture, then make a delicate cake in this 
 manner : the whites of four eggs, one cup of sugar, one half cup of 
 butter, one-half cup of sweet milk, one large teaspoon of baking 
 powder, two cups flour. Fat this on top of the first cake and bakQ 
 in the Hai^py Thought Range. Cut in si^uare pieces. 
 
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 baking 
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 •W. J. Equi, 141 Denison avenue J. R. Mill, 57 Magill street 
 Charles Gilbert, 8 Osgoode street iVtrs. Bell, 25 Charles street 
 Mrs. Reward, 121 Church street Mrs. Harrison, 189 Lefroy street 
 Mr. Williams, 59 Cameron Place John Bland, 108 Yonge street 
 James Street, Il2i ArgyJe street . D. O. EUis, 110 Bleeker street 
 R. Storey, 81 Vanauley street 2 K- S. Tecvors, 42 Spadiua ave 
 L. Reinhardt, 3G8 Parliament st fl T. Watson, 157 Parliament st 
 W. A. McCague, 4 Treford Place g R. J. Marsh, 251 Klizabcth street 
 A. F. Pringle, 167 Mutual street C J. Doran, 362 Berkeley street 
 J. S. Louden, 157 Gerrard st. o H Mrs. Brown, 263 Sumach street 
 Rev. J. Grant, 568 Parliament st , Mrs. Nicholson, 75 O'Hara ave 
 Fred. Morrison, 12 Prospect st ^ L, P. Laino, 25 Elgin avenue 
 Jas. Ball, Yonge street ft " F. Sharp, 389 Spadina avenue 
 
 S. B. Snider, 121 Northcote ave ^ .. H. Shultz, 62 Isabella street 
 
 F. Hibbard, 71 River street R. H. Coleman, 6 Pembroke st 
 William Stone, 272 Huron street % Miss Radford, 58 Cowan avenue 
 John Cameron, 348 Parliament © Mr. ditlibort, 23 Avenue street 
 
 G. E. Yeomans, Parkdale JS Mr. Caswell, 507 Adelaide st. w 
 John Stark, Rosedalc * .h Watson, 183 Mutual street 
 Wra. Addison. 2 Giffcrd street J. L. Hicks, 4 Morns street 
 
 W. Street, 114 Argyle street g Mr. P.cckett. 161 St. Patrick st 
 
 Mr. Crorabie, 137 Augusta ave C W. G. Storm, 6 Sultan street 
 F. Hall, 223 Queen street west S W. I). Murdoch, 44 D'Aroy st 
 Mr. Pardoe, Gwvnne street W J. F. McFarlane, 50 Rose ave 
 
 Mr. Scott, 682 Yonge street ^ W. Curzon, 40^ Bellevue ave 
 H. Swalm, 547 Sherbourne street ^ S. Hollingsworth, 367 Gerrard 
 Mrs. Eichorn, 218 Wilton ave street east 
 
 Wm. Charlton, 298 Wilton ave v^ Thos. Selby, 408 Huron street 
 Mrs. M. Godson, 218 Richmond^ Mr. Smellie, 18 Grde street 
 
 street west 
 Mr. McGee, American Hotel 
 Geo. Hess, 13 Dowling avenue 
 F. Tyrell, 4 Rose avenue 
 W. Gilfoy, 281 Gerrard street 
 
 •J Mr. Smith, 39 Wilton crescent 
 jj Mr. Craig, 73 Huron straet 
 
 J. W. Jacobs, 316 Dovercourt 
 C Harry Loach, Brantford 
 2 Mrs. Stanton, Dundas street and 
 Coolmine road 
 
 Mrs. Marriott, 358 V/ellesley st j Uoolmine roaa 
 W. L. Brown, 573 King street efj Mrs. Huntington, 720 Ontario st 
 Mrs. Wedham, 39 Bolton avenue jj W. McMurtry, BowmanviUe 
 R. Johnston, William & Ander-g Robojt Sargent, Richmond Hill 
 son streets W. E. Essery, 2 Bathurst street 
 
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 1 Mr. Do La Plante, 31 Homewood 
 
 Mr. Mills, 87 Elliott street 
 
 Mr. Lambert, 1 Robinson street " avenue 
 
 Mrs. Jones, 603 Sherbourne st W. J. Smith, 231 University st 
 
 Mrs. Reid, 422 Parliament street Geo. Syer, 43 Howard street 
 
 Geo. A. Barnett, George street Mr. Hanson, BowmanviUe 
 
 Mrs. Durand, 74 Sussex avenue Mr. Sykes, Weston 
 
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 Corn Starch Cake 
 
 One cup of sugar, butter size of an egg, two eggs, one and one- 
 half teaspoonful baking powder, one cup of flour, one- half cup of 
 corn starch, nearly a cup of milk. Bake in the Happy TnouaHT 
 Range. Flavor and frost. 
 
 One quart of sour milk, two eggs, one teaspoon of soda, butter 
 the size of an egg ; mix a little thicker than a griddle cake, and bake 
 in the Happy Thouoht Range. 
 

 
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 id bake 
 
 B. Jaffray, Owen Sound 
 
 Mrs. Barnett, 18 Sword street 
 
 Mrp. Sheridan, 122^ Jarvis street 
 
 Mrs. Jones, Little York. 
 
 Knugg <fe Hibner, Berlin, 
 
 L. Genereux, 614 Spadina avo 
 
 F. Warrington, 12 Seaton street 
 
 Mr. Graham, 8*2 College avenue 
 
 James Good, Rosedalo road 
 
 J. E. Davidson, Bloor and Bath- 
 
 urat streets 
 Frank Samo, 30 Magill stieet 
 Geo. llopsiter, 12 Willow street 
 Richard Moat, 133 Agnes street 
 J. Mdls, 320 Queen street east 
 L. Sherman, 6 Brant Place 
 C. Present, 286 Berkeley st/eet 
 Geo. Clatworthy, 10 Beaconsfield 
 
 avenue 
 W. Bell, 366 Yonge street 
 W. H. Smith, 109 Major street 
 A. B. Crosby, 208 Carlton street 
 J. M. Milligan, 59 Alexander st 
 T. J. Freeman, 78 Wilc(jx street 
 Mrs. Erskine, 3 St. Vincent st 
 R. (3. Mclndoe, 66 Major street 
 J. M. Watson, 15 Metcalf street 
 W. H. Skirron, 208 Ontario st 
 H. A. Stone, 189 Bleeker street 
 E. Sullivan, 3 Ross street 
 Mrs. Dean, 610 Dundas street 
 D. D. Smith, 4 Central Place 
 T. Webb, Yonge and Alice sts 
 James Aikenhead, 179 McCaul 
 John McEwan, 196 Bleeker st 
 G. Dickson, 20 Gwynne 
 H. Byron, 309 Huron street 
 T. Claxton, 258 George street 
 Alex. Coghill, 41 Seaton street 
 N. Watts, 260 Elizibeth street 
 Mr. Smith, 468 King street eflst 
 Mr. Hanson, 29 Seaton street 
 J. F. C. Ussher, 27 D'Arcy st 
 Mr. Sauiidcrs, 224 l"^5ng st. east 
 C, A, Tubby, ^^7 Rose avenue 
 
 Geo. McKay, 43 Broadview ave 
 Mr. McMichael, 114 Bleeker 
 John Elliott, Jarvis and Shuter 
 Joseph Ruse, 294 Berkeley st 
 . E. M. Trowern, 16 Catharine st 
 S W. Boyd, 612 Spadina avenue 
 ^ F. Dunning, 36 Denison avenue 
 I W. Martin, 682 Queen st. west 
 V Miv. Neate, Clinton lane 
 b E. A. Caston, 261 Church street 
 „ Thos. McDonald, Riverside 
 5 Mis. Greenwood, 26 Sydenham 
 C3 C. l^ngley, 52 Huntley street 
 H D. W. Kinghorn, 89 Gould st 
 W. Fischer, 640 Ontario street 
 ^ James McGregor, 176 Strachan 
 i avenue. 
 
 ^ John Adam?, 110 Hazleton ave 
 (K R. H. Watson, Hazleton avenue 
 J. S, Minnis, 9 Buchanan street 
 g John McGregor, 59 St. Patrick st 
 t) J. A. Crone, 466 Yonge street 
 S Mrs. Hoartwell 330 Queen street 
 G* wet^t 
 
 H. Blachfi.rd, 158 Carlton street 
 jj Mrs. Lloyd, 201 Gerrard st. east 
 ® James Young, 501 Spadina ave 
 
 o, Mrs. Grantham, 80 College ave 
 
 Mrs. O'Leary, 196 St. Patrick st 
 
 kj Jas. McKay, 57 Robinson street 
 
 W^ Elgin Scholf, Victor avenue 
 , Miss Gilbert, 1 North Mutual 
 H James Latiniore, 48 Front st. e 
 ^ U. H. Lewis, 7 Wood street 
 M R. McLary, 187 Elizabeth street 
 " Mr.«. Hollinger, 69 Duchess st 
 • Mrs. Coots, 133 Church street 
 K VV. Wickett, 159 Oak street 
 Thoa. Heron, 126 Church street 
 A. S. Johnston, York 
 Mv^. Marohall, 228 Sherbourne 
 Mr, Kennedy, 17 McHurrich 8t 
 
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 No. 8.— Single Oven, No. 1 Tea Shelf 
 
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 Pop-Overs 
 
 • . Take two cups milk, two cups flour, two eggs, a little salt, but- 
 ter the size of an egg ; beat the eggs well, add to them the milk, melt 
 the butter and add it along with flour and salt, put on tins well 
 buttered, and bake quickly in a Happy Thought Kangb. 
 
 Layer Oake 
 
 Three eggs, beat the whites and yolks separately, one cup of 
 sugar, two tabl.^spoo.is of water, one cup of flour, two teaspoons of 
 _a„ing powder, flavor vvith lemon, and bake iu the Happy Thought 
 Range in jelly cake tins ; put frosting on each layer. 
 
11 
 
 Mr. Oak, 10 Clara street Mrs. Ferguson, 80 Bovorloy st 
 
 Mr. Higman, 717 Ontario street R. Harvey, 62 Duke street 
 Mrs. Crawford, 26G Parliament Mr. MogRridge, 99 Mutual street 
 W. Bertram, 32 Centre street Mr. Fennell, 207 Blocker street 
 
 Mrs. Russell, 174 Wilton avenue • Mr. Carmichael, 27 Temperance 
 J. W. Woolnough, 182 Adelaide S T. S. Vaughan, 132 Wilton ave 
 
 street west ^ Mr. Donnelly, G5 McCaul street 
 
 Robt. Fawcett, 43^ Seaton street J Mr. Carvell. 4G Henry street 
 Robt. Adams, 108 DulTerin st. Mr. Sanderson, 154 Mutual at 
 J. L. Davis, Board of Trade H Mrs. Coleman, 25 Howard street 
 
 Rooms r ^^^' Andrews, 34 Baldwin street 
 
 J. H. Spinks, 122 Shuter street -J W. G. Izzard, Parkdale 
 Mrs. Dean, 66 Stafford street oj Dr. Archibald, 152 Spadina ave 
 Mr. Selway, Broadview avenue ^ H. GranfieW, 53 St. James ave 
 Mr. Harris, 67 Avenue road '' '-- — . ^ . 
 
 J. Dancy, 257 Church street 
 Mr. Watson, Township York 
 T. Symons, 166 York street 
 J. J. Lucas, 451 Sackville 
 W. Jones, Elizabeth street 
 Mr. Thome, Jameson avenue 
 B. Llovd, 264 Carlton street 
 
 P. Burns, 478 Front street west 
 "2 Mrs. Liston, 476 Front street ea 
 © Mrs. Warwick, 108 St. George at 
 ^ James Johnston, 48 Wilcox at 
 J) R. Mandeville, 94 McCaul street 
 
 G. W. Shields, 31 Howard st 
 g A. E. Wilson, 80 St. David st 
 J A. T. Ogilvy, 68 Bloor st. west 
 J. U. Peiper, 330 Ontario street £ Thomas Finucan, 5 Hunter st 
 Mr. Johnston, 428^ Yonge street G^ J. W. Beatty, 189 Sherbouine st 
 Mrs. Trenor, 60 Bathurat street ^ A. G. F. Lawrence, 243 Wellea- 
 Oliver Harding, King street 5 ley street 
 W. G. Kennedy, 151 Yorkville** E. Johnston, 384 Parliament st 
 avenue ^ Mrs. Cassidy, 15 Matilda street 
 
 P, J. Eckersley, King street and^ Geo. Jaffray, Spadina avenue 
 
 Parkdale ^ Pj H. Samuel, 139 Queen st. east 
 
 Mrs. Elliott, 78 Wilcox street Q Mr. Braithwaite, 217 Jarvis st 
 Morgan Davis, 84 Avenue road A. M. Haswell, 407 Yonge street 
 Mr. Dunlap, 181 Sherbourne st kj John Rowland, 108 Seaton street 
 Mr. Riches, 232 College street 5 Mrs. Robinson, 210 Seaton st 
 Messrs. Cox & Son, (restaurant), ^ Mrs. Murray, 30 Alice street 
 
 H Mrs. Bland, 115 McGill street 
 Mrs. Callow, 449 Carlton street 
 
 Yonge street 
 James Ryan, Yonge street 
 
 J. M. Roxborougb, Coolmine rd R Mrs. McMullen, 276^ Wilton ave 
 Mr. Bartholomew, 107 Bellwood" Mr. Lamb, 5 Gerrard Place 
 
 avenue -J Mrs. Jackson, 43 Isabella street 
 
 W B. J. Doyle, 77 Ann street 
 
 Mr. Summerfeld, 18 Seaton st 
 Mrs. Hughes, 194 Sherbourne &t 
 James McGlashau, 274 Welles- 
 ley street 
 Mr. Clarkson, 21 D'Arcy street 
 
 Mrs. Robinson, 562 Yonge street 
 F. Wagner, 141 Sumach street 
 H, Neville, 184 Brunswick ave 
 Mrs. TuUoch, 167 Cowan avenue 
 
Out No. 6. 
 
 No. 8.— Low Clo?et No. 1 Tea Shelf 
 
 No. 9.~ 
 
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 Baking Powder Biscuit 
 
 One quart of flour, four teaspoonsfula of baking [powder sifted 
 with the tlmr, work a piece of butter the size of a large egg into the 
 flour, a little salt, and mix to a soft dough with sweet milk, and 
 bake in the HAPri' Thought Range oven. 
 
 Sponge Cake 
 
 Six eggs, their weight in sugar, the weight of four eggs in flour, 
 stir the yolks and sugar together, add the whites, stir in the flour 
 sufficieDt to mix it. Bake in the Hapi'y Thought Range. Flavor 
 with lemon. * 
 
ier sifted 
 y into the 
 nilk, and 
 
 8 in jflour, 
 the flour 
 . Flavor 
 
 13 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 H 
 
 Mr. Elsou, Garden avenue 
 T. Hutchinson, Lake view ave. 
 Mr. Waynor, 100 Muter street 
 Mrs. Brodio, 221 Niagara street 
 Mrs. Gohn, 2GG Bollwoods ave 
 Mrs. Foatherstoiiliaugh, Grove 
 
 avenue 
 Mrs. Lemon, 28 Grove avenue. 
 VV. II. Rumsey, 70 Queen street 
 
 Parkdalo 
 Mr. liichards, 140 Euclid avenue 
 
 F. Judson, 52 Cowan avenue 
 Mrs. Barnhart, 11 Russell street 
 Mr. Campbell, 71 Clinton street 
 J. S, Rankin, 36 Gildersleove ave 
 J. A. Modeland, 164 Queen st., 
 
 Parkdale 
 J. A. G. Mcintosh, 9 Dovercourt 
 
 road 
 Thomas O'ConnoU, Adelaide st. e 
 Mrs. Spencer, 125 Sumach st. 
 Mr. Hamilton, 71 D'Arcy street 
 Mr. Turner, 312 Wellosley street^ Mrs. O'Sullivan, 201 Berkeley st 
 J. W. Pringle, 165| King st. o (S W, E. Murray, Deer Park 
 Mrs. Adamg, 370 Sackville street W G. T. McDougall, 92 S-^aton st 
 R. Hatch, Mutual and Gorrard Mrs. Strachan, 98 Hazletou ave. 
 Mr, Cook, 194 Lleeker street ^ I''. Bryers, 20 Glen road 
 Mrs, Van Norman, 282 Carlton Q J. Edwards, 94 Wilton avenue 
 Mrs. Bailey, 317 Parliament st. h Mrs. Calgey, 211 Wilton avenue 
 C. A. Denniaon, Rusholme road Vl Mr. J. Kerr, 34 Charles street 
 H. Pellatt, 317 Sherbourne st. ^ Mr. Mitchell, 105 Bathurst st 
 
 § Mr. Frankland, Avenue place 
 0) Mrs. Finch, Salisbury 
 S Mrs. Geo. Wright, 40 St. James 
 V avenue. 
 
 Mrs. Hamilton, 23 Lmden street ^ D. Cameron, 228| Wilton ave 
 Mrs. Bascom, 100 Rose avenue g W. H. Forde, 514 Yonge street 
 Mrs. Gowan, 126 Shuter street ^ Mra. Smith, 174 Queen st. east 
 J. Poucher, 40 St. James avenue -i Mr. Sinclair, 124 Sherbourne st 
 
 Mr. Munroe, 17 Bleeker street 
 H. Withers, 218 Argyle street 
 Mrs. Dennery, 103 Morse street 
 R. Wickett, 501 Yonge street 
 
 Mr. Darling, 23 Grange avenue 
 Mr. Cook, 221 Wilton avenue 
 Mr. Sargant, 223 Berkeley st. 
 Mr. Clark, Adelaide street west 
 J. B, Smith, 110 McCaul street 
 R. Dinnis, 113 McCaul street 
 E. Adler, 306 Farley avenue 
 Mr. Cars well, 41 Amelia street 
 Dr. Powell, Simcoe street 
 
 W. Bedley, 101 Morse street 
 ^ Mrs. Stirling, Queen street east 
 Q W. Moore, 103 ShaAv street 
 Mr. Mooreciaf't, Kow Gardens 
 C. McBurney, 03 Duke street 
 W. Thompson, 93 Church st. 
 Mr. Webber, 21 Czar street 
 Mr, Shambrook, 79 Rose avenue 
 W. B. Capon, Moss PaVk Terrace 
 
 hi 
 
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 E. A. Stevens, 200 Cowan avo. g Mrs. Bailie, 43 Wellesley street 
 
 J. Denoird, Little York. 
 J. Nesbitt, 31 Bleeker street J 
 Mrs. Holman, 56 Hayter street W 
 Mr. Whitesides, 69 Hazleton ave 
 Mr. A. Ray, McDonald avenue 
 Mr. Putland, McDonald avenue 
 Mr. Seymour, Dunn avenue. 
 
 Mr. Shapter, 56 Anne street 
 Mr. Fiunegan, 219 Jarvis street 
 Mr. Ford, 240 Simcoe street 
 C. Dempsey, 34 Hazleton ave 
 S. o. iviuttoii, 131 (jherbourne st 
 J. Pringle, 21 Rose avenue 
 J. J. Spceis, 370 Ontario street 
 
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 Out No. 7, 
 
 ^N^o. 8,— Single Oven, Reservoir, No. 1 Tea Shelf, 
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 Cocoanut Biscuits 
 
 Take six ounces grated cocoanut, nine ounces of white sugar 
 three eggs ; whisk the eggs for about then minutes, then add sugar 
 and cocoanut, form the whole into little pyramids, placing them on 
 white paper or small tins. Bake in Happy Thought Kange till 
 slightly brown. 
 
 Swiss EoUs 
 
 Beat half pound sugar and six eggs together to a stilf froth 
 then add SIX ounces of flour, a few drops of essence of lemon then 
 spread the mixtur^ on white paper about a quarter inch thick. Bake 
 in Uaffy xiiouGHT Range to alight brown, wet the back of paper 
 to get It off the cake, then spread with jam and roll as quickly as 
 possible, sift sugar over outside ^ ^ ly <xa 
 
15 
 
 C. K, C. McGregor, Parliament 
 
 and Prospect 
 Mrs. King, 537 Ontario street 
 Mrs. Pettigrew, 175 Seaton st. 
 W. L. Reil, 9 Central Place 
 W. H. Powell, 242 Wellesley 
 Mrs. Beo, 36 Prospect street 
 Mrs. Otter, 57 Bolton avenue 
 Mrs. McQuista, 83 McCaul st 
 Mrs. Crombie, 21 Gifford street 
 Mr. Guy, Queen street east 
 Tho?. Heenan, 854 King street 
 
 west 
 A. J, Mills, 411 Church street 
 
 st V I)r 
 
 C 
 
 u 
 
 
 
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 Mr. Ritchie, 2(5^ Muter street 
 A. W. Lasher, 72 Dundas street 
 Alfred Keevos, 107 Claromont st 
 Mr, Kinfj, 1 1 1 Vanauloy street 
 ^Trs. I\Ic(>ui!lun, :<5 Huron street 
 
 0. Hahn, 75 O'Hara avenue 
 C. R. Wilson, 11 Grenville at. 
 Mr. Hayes, 1 67 Bleekor street 
 E. K. Wills, 165 Richmond 
 
 street west 
 Mr. Swannell, 42 St. Albans st 
 W. W. Field, 581 Spadina avo 
 Mrs. Leaver, 77 Amelia street 
 Mrs. Anscombo, 84 Richmond «t 
 W. Harkness, 41 Amelia st. 
 
 Mr. Smith, 208 Mcf;aul st. ^ 
 
 Alex. Morrison, 313 Lippincottst ^ Jaa. Schwartzenholzer, 392 Ger- 
 Mr. Fisher, 427^ Yonge street g rard street east 
 
 C. G. Barns, 330 Berkeley street £ J. C. Walkinshaw, 160| Mutual 
 J. Howell, Robert street. 1) street 
 
 F. Bates, 4 Russell street ^ Geo. Lawrence, 23 Grant street 
 
 J. Poole, 14 Seaton street J Henry Swan, 53 St. Vincent st 
 
 J. Donaldson, 213 Berkeley st ® A. S. Hart, 92 Yorkville avenue 
 Mrs. Carnochan, 370 Ontario ^ Mrs. Burns, 240 Carlton street 
 street ^ Mr. Mishaw, 9 William street 
 
 Geo, S. Ewart, 111 Major street ^ John Wilson, 176 Ontario street 
 Mr. Hillman, 259 Jarvi«» street ^ ^^s. J. S. Crawford, 123 Seaton 
 W. H. Carter, 10 Ross street ^ street 
 
 C. A. Langley, 96 Rose avenue ^ S. W. McMichael, 146 St. George 
 Mrs. Goring, 298 Huron street street 
 
 Q T. J. Murchison, 184 Ontario 
 
 ^ street 
 
 Mr. Howard, 560^ Yonge street 
 
 J Mrs. Farewell, 354 Yonge street 
 
 Mrs. Lee, 120 Robert street 
 Mrs. Round, 59 Maitland street 
 Mrs. Barton, 145 Shutei street 
 Miss Rennie, 69 Shuter street 
 
 Mrs. Carscadden, 373 Queen st^ J- Patterson, 168 Mutual street 
 east 1 Mr. Thos. Moore, 116 Clinton 
 
 J. White, Queen and Harris st ij street 
 
 Geo. Smith (Millwright), Carlaw g J. P. Wheeler, Alton 
 
 avenue M W. P. Gundy. 30 Metcalf 8tr(!et 
 
 James Lenehan, 352 Wilton ave 
 Mrs. Penuy, 14 Turner avenue »! 
 
 Mrs. Liddell, 20 Sullivan street 
 Mr. Perry, 583 King street west 
 Edw. Dunsford, 104 Euclid ave 
 Mr. Winter, 629 King street 
 west 
 
 John Waite, 396 Givens street 
 E<' rd Adair, 417 Gerrard street 
 
 east 
 
 Mr. Smith, Scarborough 
 Thos. Gains, 388 Berkeley street 
 W. C. J. King, cor. Huron and 
 
 Morris streets 
 
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 Happy "Jhought Range 
 
 Out No. 8. 
 
 No. 8 — Low Closot Reservoir, No. 1 Tea Shelf. 
 
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 Sraham Gems 
 
 and ^Z^T u V. r^ n'"'' ''"' '1"^'*^ «^' ^^a^a^ F^our, one egg 
 and a little salt ; boat well together with an egg beater, and bake in 
 gem pans in a hot IIaitv Thought Range oven. 
 
 Fruit Cake 
 
 one-haircun'^'.?/^*"^^'';""' T^ one-half quarts of Hour, four and 
 one ^a It cup.s of sugar, two and one-half pounds of citron, two and 
 Ztt^u poinds currants, four ponnd« of raisins, ten eggs one "ad 
 one-half giUs of brandy, one gill of wine. on. 'and onSf °1 4 
 
 CoT ' ""^ '^''"^"^^^ ''''^'' ^-'^^ ^" the' HappV Though; 
 
17 
 
 Mrs. Rail, 219 (Jf^Tard .street 
 
 east 
 J. A. Mills, 133 Soaton street 
 Mrs. Paton, 180 Duchess street 
 Mrs. C. Humphries, 10 Seaton 
 
 street 
 Mr. Cooper, 101 Torkville avo. 
 T. M. Rowland, 158 Wilton ave. 
 W. S. Duncan, 22 Division st. 
 Mrs. Littlejohn, 551) (.'hurch st. 
 J. C. Bovd, 30 Metcalf street 
 H. Anderson, Huron street 
 G, H..Abbs, 92 Hazleton ave, 
 Mrs Weaver, Kosedalc 
 Mr. Howe, 22 Royal at street 
 Mr. Lane, 175 Bell woods ave. 
 Mrs. Baldwin, Close avenue 
 
 
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 J. A. McArthur, 234 McCaul i 
 street (D 
 
 Mr. John Dunkin, 19 Beacons- 
 field avenue. g 
 Mrs. Webster, 20 Mutual street ^ 
 Mr. Levy, 108 Berkeley street S 
 Mr. Nicholson, 245 College st. Q^ 
 T. H. Willmott, 10 Rose avenue 
 Mr. Donnelly, 1 Portland street * 
 J. S. Jardine, 97 Howard street ^ 
 Rev, D. McTavish, 1 07 Gloucester q 
 street ^ 
 Wm. Stark, 12 Spruce street ^ 
 Mr. Kerr, 212 Robert street q 
 J. Ircdale, Grange avenue 
 Gilbert Pearcy, Richmond st. e kj 
 A. J. Vanderburg, 24 Cumber- S 
 land street '^ 
 C. A. Cockburn, Ulster street Jj 
 R. Elgie, 20 Classic avenue ^ 
 J. L. Sutherland, 1 North Mutual m 
 Mrs. Barry, 384 Berkeley street 
 M. E. McMurray, G15 Spadina 
 
 avenue 
 Mr. Lumbers, 69 Metcalf street 
 M. Hall, 265 Sherbourne street 
 S Mitchell, 278 Berkeley street 
 Mrs. McLeod, 210 Sherbourne 
 
 K 
 
 Rev. C. Inglis, 370 Jarvis street 
 
 Mrs. Keys, 1!» Sultan street 
 
 A C, Leslie, 745 Gerrard street 
 
 east 
 Mr. Stewart, 148 Morse street 
 Mrs, McGann, ,i\ (Jivens street 
 Mr. Kdwards, 176 Duke street 
 M. Gloster, 464 King street east 
 1). McGregor, 289 Sinicoe street 
 
 F. Doothroyd, 517 Crawford st. 
 TliOH. Young, 115 Major street 
 Mrs. Stevenson, T Victoiia place 
 O. Cowciy, 240 Ontario street 
 Mrs. Broadfoot, 302 Beverley st. 
 James Filby, 194 Wilton avenue 
 Mr. Siramonds, 709 Ontario st. 
 E. McGee, 274 Berkely street 
 H. J. G. Forbes, 277 Niagara st. 
 Mrs. PattRrsGU, 36 Pembroke st. 
 E. Deeks, 10 .Hrown street 
 
 A. R. Pringle, 93 Charles street 
 
 J. Rennie, 35 Avenue road 
 
 J . Rennie, Metcalf street 
 
 tr. B. Styles, 15 Metcalf street 
 
 Mrs, Bannister, 21 Morse street 
 
 Mr. Kinf,'sley, Little York 
 
 J. E. Thompson, 33 Homewood 
 
 avwnue 
 Mrs. May, 1 Seaton street 
 Mrs. Owens, 642 Bloor street 
 John Ryan, 250 Simcoe street 
 J . W. Wallace, Parliament street 
 C. D. Hill, 22 Buchanan street 
 
 G. A. Richardson, 60 Tranby ave 
 J. S. Jackson, Eglington 
 
 M. Dwan, 289 Berkeley street 
 Mrs. Goodson, 67 Darling ave, 
 Mr. Burke, 274 George street 
 Mrs. Moulder, 431 Parliament st. 
 Mrs. Flaville, 24 Osgoode street 
 C. M, Carnochan, Gerrard st. e 
 Mrs. Gardiner, 1 Lime Place 
 W. Sparkhall, Eglington 
 A. Nimmo, 13 Orde street 
 Xiev. M, O'Rielly, Leslie street 
 
: I 
 
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 HappyThought Range 
 
 Out No. 9 
 
 No. 8.- -Single Oven, No. 2 Tea Shelf. 
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 ii 
 
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 w\py Thought Fried Cakes 
 
 V>ne(mf of.:..., o;. .up of milk, one egg, two tablespoons of 
 
 Oocoanut Cake, No. 1 
 
 Two beaten eggs, two tablespoonfuls of butter, one cup of sugar 
 
 nnf Ti/- , "'" '""P' °^^""'"' ^^^^ «"P« ^f dessicated cocoa- 
 nut soaked m milk, one-half teaspoonful of soda, one teaspoonful of 
 cream tartar bake in a H^>pv Thought IUnoe oven 
 
n 
 
 Mr. Watson, 40 Magill street 
 Mr. March, 38 Nelson street 
 frank Smith, 12r» Duchess at. 
 Mrs. Eremai; b7 McGee st. 
 Mrs. 08", ^U'j "^t. ^^atrick street 
 K. Ogilv.o, LLinning avenue 
 R. 3. Kin^'i i52 Cowan avenue 
 M • Gardiner, 530 Church st. 
 •Mij. Mardock, 40 Grange ave. 
 A. H. Clarke, 36 Danforth ave 
 J. S. Cadaret, 527 King st. east 
 W. Fraaer, 126 Mutual street 
 A, Grant, 7 Harvard street 
 Mr. Spence, 149 Sumach street 
 Mr. McL«an, 509 Ontario street 
 Alex. Dundas, Rosedale 
 A. E. Rowlaad, 328 Well^sley 
 
 street 
 A. Tomlinson, 22 Trinity square 
 Mrs. Archer, 17 Russell street 
 Geo. Faulkner, Bowling avenue 
 A. B. Stayner, 103 Pembroke st. 
 Mr. Watson, 35 Mutual street 
 Thos. Bengough, 1 Linden street 
 Mr. Uuwin, 405 Jarvis street 
 0. Gammond, 163 Langley ave. 
 W. Scott, Crawford street [cres. 
 Rdv. Dr Thomas, Roxborough 
 l,Lo. Roberts, 171 River street 
 Mrs. Stewart, 156 Ontario street 
 H. Curtis, 266 Borden street 
 Hume Blake, 68 Bloor st, west 
 C. W. Howarth, Yonge st. 
 A. G. Murray, 668 Ontario st. 
 J. S. Watt, 41 Walker ave 
 Thos. Doughty, 118 Ann street 
 A. Shepherd, 557 Yongo street 
 J. T. Burgess, 14 Laws street 
 Mrs. Taggart, 221 Berkeley st. 
 Mrs. Mead, 179 Seaton street 
 E. 0. Bartlam, 46 Brunswick ave 
 
 /■I „~.l 
 
 vjruiiaiu. 
 
 W. Greeniausj 
 
 Terauley. 
 H. D. Simmonds, 709 Ontario st. 
 j. Saulter, 137 Isabella street 
 
 J. Fletcher, 21 Bell street 
 
 Mr. McAinsh, 69 Huntley street 
 
 F. R. Jamos, 129 Ro80 avonue 
 
 G. Brown, 17 Shaw street 
 
 . Mr. Dobbin, 23 Maitland street 
 2 G(io, K, Yeonians, Parkdaln 
 fl Thos. J. L. Peako, West Toronto 
 ? Junction. 
 
 Mrs. Smith, 51 Haydnn street 
 H Mr. Gundy, 23 Borden street 
 
 ^ Mr. Langley, 760 O'Hara avenue 
 +* J. T, Stokes, 7 Moss Park Place 
 5j Massey Manul'g. Co., Massey st. 
 ^ R. Johnston, Anderson and 
 
 William street 
 "^ Geo. S. Hayden, 39 Nassau st. 
 © Thos. Watson, 170 Jarvis street 
 ^ Walter Lunn, 218 Muter street 
 (D Mr. Bullen, 286 Palmerston ave. 
 
 Dr. Willman, 426 Spadina ave. 
 § Mrs, Grant, 58 Cowan ave. 
 
 1 W. R. Darrach, 295 Carlton st. 
 W. N. Crone, 442 Parliament st, 
 G^L. Hoflfman, 316 Parliament st. 
 
 R. Petman, 34 Earl street 
 55 C. A. Crawford, 71 Huntley st. 
 W John Wilson, 32 Wilton ave. 
 l,^ D. Dorlian, 652 Gerrard st. east 
 •^ Mr3. Brick, 28 Gifford street 
 ^ Mr. Cheeseborough, 9 Borden st. 
 g W. H. Taylor, 14 Larch street 
 
 W. W. J. Armstrong, Lome ave. 
 kJ C. Postlethwaite, 58 Tranby ave. 
 g Dr. Holford Walker, 56 Isabella 
 ■j street 
 
 HJ J, Kew, 355 Carlton street 
 J. C. Ryan, 335 y kville street 
 M Mis. Croightori, lo Wilton ave. 
 " Tho8. Irwin, 19 Williuott avo. 
 • Mr. Cronan, 93 Wardell street 
 H W. Hunt, 11 Albert street. 
 
 E. J. Thompson, Earl street 
 Dr. Pollard 65 Shuter street 
 Mr. Hobberlin, 304 Queen st. e 
 
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 20 
 
 I 
 
 Happy Thought Range 
 
 Out No, 10. 
 
 No. S.—Low Closet, No. 2 Tea Shelf 
 
 y. — " " li 
 
 Joliniiy Cake 
 
 on ^^^:L:Z::^:^^;^^ T.r together, turn 
 one egg, add two-third, of a cm of ,L! ""^ ^'\ '°°^' ^^^^^ in 
 size of an egg, half teaspoonful if tu^oni t' ^''""' '^ ^''^^'' ^^^^^he 
 m twothird. of a cup if sour milt ' ^"Veaspoon of soda dissolved 
 Happy Thought Eancie! ' ^^^ ^^''' ^""'^^ ^"'1 bake in a 
 
 Lemon Jelly Oake 
 
 twoaL^r^alTi^^p^^of^ -^^K ^bree eggs, 
 
 makes five layers. Bake n the H in ^^r'' ^^" '"^^'^ "^ ^^^^' '^ ^his 
 
 use the grated rinds and juice o? t^ -^/'^"""'^ ^^^^«^- J^^^^ i 
 
 one egg. one-half nnnw^ron^^T'^r'-^'"^""^' ""^ «"P «'^i 
 water; "boil until itlhickens ^^^^^^^^"^''^ of flour, „mx with a Jittle 
 
21 
 
 ange 
 
 ether, turn 
 , break in 
 ter half the 
 a dissolved 
 bake in a 
 
 liroe eggs, 
 lour; this 
 3. Jelly • 
 up sugar, 
 th a little 
 
 [rs. Peacoy, 45 Salisbury street 
 >. Eaton, 95 Sumach street 
 [rs. Gilt'oy, 281 Gerrard st. e 
 Fohn Hawley 231 Church street 
 ?ug Charlton, Lake Superior 
 Ij. A. Wighlman, 289 College st. 
 [Mrs. Clark, G30 Parliament st. 
 JMrs. McJklilian, 61 Trinity sqr. 
 [John Taylor, 4 GO Jarvis street 
 A. Jocey, 127 Richmond st. w 
 A. C. Uauscome, 10 Wood street 
 Mrs. Armstrong, Gould street 
 S. Wright, 330 Ontario street 
 
 E. Watson, Shuter street 
 
 C. S. Darling, 65 Borden street 
 A. W. Finkle. Parkdale 
 
 W. J. Whitten, King street east 
 Mrs. Glassford, 242 Gerrard st. 
 Mr. Wright, cor. George and 
 
 Queen street 
 Mr. McGann, 38 Spadina avenue 
 
 F. Manning, Bathurst street 
 R. Smith, 277 Wellesley street 
 Walter S. Lee, 306 Jarvis street 
 Thos. Pashby, cor. King and St. 
 
 Paul street 
 A. Turner, 3 Blackburn Terrace 
 Mr. Phelan, Wellington st. west 
 Miss Molesworth 1 6 Collier st. 
 R. S. Brown, 7 1 1 Spadina ave. 
 J, A. Sword, 118 Seaton street 
 F. E. Phillips Roscdale 
 Rev. Prof. Lewellin, 115 Augusta 
 
 street 
 Mrs. Noil, 46 Nassau street 
 H. Moyle, 53 Bellovue ave. 
 Mrs. Bartlett, 47 Wellesley st. 
 R. Dixon, 12 Orford avenue 
 
 D. WagstafF, 1140 (^ueen st. east 
 H. F, Price, cor. Richmond and 
 
 Duncan street 
 Mrs. Bonnell, cor. Bloor and 
 
 Madison. 
 John Kay, cor. Adelaide and 
 
 Brant street 
 
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 A. W, Abbott, 2 Anderson st. 
 Mr. llowson, 49 Major street 
 Mr. Alcock, 119 Major street 
 L. C. Camp, 8 ('lassie avenue 
 Mrs. Keefer, 3G Brunswick ave. 
 Mr. Kental, 586 Manning ave. 
 Mr. Martin, Palmerston avenue 
 Mrs. Barkwell, cor. Brunswick «fe 
 
 Ulster street 
 Rev. J. McEwan, 475 Euclid 
 
 avenue 
 Mr. Marshall, Augusta avenue 
 Mr. Motley, 211 Markham street 
 Mr. McArthur, 233 Palmerston 
 
 avenue 
 W. Chilsholm, 135 Augusta ave. 
 A. Baggs, 104 Clinton street 
 Mr. Chapman, (jeweller), Spadina 
 
 avenue 
 Mr. Hunt, 25 Lindsay avenue 
 E. A. Rogers, 57 Lakeview ave. 
 J. French, 65 Gloucester street 
 M. O'Connell, 74 St. Patrick st. 
 C. W. Barton, 165 Mutual street 
 W. J. Rice, 270 Jarvis street 
 S. Bronson, Hamilton street 
 S. Robins, 32 Park road. 
 Mrs. Brady, 34 Wilton ave. 
 Thos. Blackwood, Rosedalc 
 Mrs, Bradley, 212 Sherbourne st. 
 Miss Wood all, 100 Oak street 
 Mrs. Malcolm, Blong street 
 Geo. E. Challis, 114 Seaton st. 
 R. Hatch, 5 Carlton avenue 
 W. H. Cox, 46 Bernard ave. 
 Mr. Hudgins, 108 Hazleton ave. 
 Mrs. Milne, 111 Winchester st. 
 Dr. Ca'sar, 30 Grosvenor street 
 J. H. Hunter, 82 St. Mary st.' 
 Robt, Black, 1 1 Rose avenue 
 Jas. Bonner, 17 BuchaLan street 
 W. Smith, 183 Duke street 
 A, H. X arker, Mimico 
 Arthur Burdette, 77 Bloor street 
 
 west 
 
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 Breakfast Cakes 
 
 Sil-t a quart of Hour, udd two- ounces of lard and the same of 
 butter, fo^. eggs well beaten ; mix the butter and lard in the Hour, 
 fill a pm bowl with milk, and stir the eggs in it, then pour into the 
 flour; add a toaspoonful of salt and work for ten minutes. Eoll 
 the dough any size, and ],ake in a quick H.ppv TnnnaH^ Pvn-k 
 
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 Jno. '. 
 Mrs. 
 
 urs 
 Mr. : 
 Mrs. 
 Mrs. 
 
 let< 
 Mrs. 
 E. E 
 Mrs. 
 Geo. 
 R. A 
 C. Si 
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 E^angi 
 
 :yi\mmF 
 
 jTohii Elliott, cor. Jarvis and 
 
 Shuter street 
 Mr. Harrison, Scarboro 
 r. Murray, 40 Metcalf street 
 [rs. Hinds, 192 Ontario street 
 K. S. Weir, 627 Jarvis street 
 Id. Webster, 263 Queen st. east 
 IMrs. Pearsell, 17 Blong street 
 Id. Stocks, 32 Bernard avenue 
 
 irynfl 
 
 I liiiEaiS";: 
 
 the same of 
 ■d in the Hour, 
 pour into the 
 linutes. Boll 
 ^"«HT Kanqe 
 
 J. C. Saulter, G North Mutual st 
 M. Flynn, 88 Bellevue avenue 
 A. G. Crosby, 283 Sherbourne st 
 K. F. Gagen, IGl Huron street 
 w Mrs. Lane. 28 Matilda street 
 ■w Bond Street ('hnrch, Bond street 
 g Mr. Cooper 145 Niagara street 
 ^ S. J. Sharpe, 44 Brunswick ave 
 
 .,. ^ — .^, V, — .,.„«x. Mr. Lapraik, 117 Parliament st 
 
 Mrs. Henderson, 177 Victoria st. H W, Archbold, 189 Mutual street 
 Mrs. Brownlow, 439| Yonge st. ^ Mrs. Beard, 12 Baldwin street 
 T. Tune, 447 Church street J Mrs. Genereux, Spadina avenue 
 
 Mrs. S:v-.wger, 276 Gorrard st. e Bj H. A. Harrington, 412 Wellsley 
 John Mnore 30 Adelaide at, e ^ street 
 
 J. W. Wallace, 437 Parliament st M. Murphy, 8 Wellesley avenue 
 Geo. H. Gooderham, Jarvis st. ^ H. George, 24 Grove avenue. 
 Mr. Ashdown, 28 Ulster street © Mrs. Salmon, 74 Scollard street 
 E. Harper, 18 Prospect street |j J. D. Foreman, Hamilton 
 
 Parkdalo (|) Mrs Silverthorn, 141 Queen st e 
 
 0. Arnold, Woodbine avenue Mrs Lane, 155 Wilton avenue 
 
 5 Mrs. Liddell, Little York 
 9 W. J. Smyth, 6 D Arcy street 
 S A. Calder, 24 Rolyat street 
 Q^Mrs. Lawrence, 188 George st 
 ^ Mr. Beardmore, 3 Grange Koad 
 ^ J. Taylor, Queen street e 
 * Mr. Box, Scarborough 
 J. Derry, 114 Cumberland street^ Jas. Shaw, 35 Hazelton avenue 
 R. East, 101 Seaton street ^ Mrs. McDonald 12 Clara street 
 
 Gus. Thomas, 124 Carleton st q P. McNamara, Bracondale 
 Mrs. Smith, 520 Queen street e^ P. McGregor 296 Carleton st 
 Jno. McNeill, 29 Queen street e W. R. Stewart, Wilcox street 
 Mrs. Robt. Cochrane, HI Bath- »J Mr. Gonoo, 47 Seaton street 
 
 Dr. Maxwell, 107 Berkley st 
 W. Back, 3 Classic place 
 A. E. Ware, 673 Spadina ave 
 Mrs. Jack, 147 Simcoe st 
 A. W. Finkle, Parkdale 
 Mr.'Costain, Little York 
 Mr. McMuUen, Little York 
 
 
 Jones, 385 Duiferin street 
 
 R. Alanson, 18 Rose avenue 
 
 urst street 
 Mr. Litster, 53 Mutual street - 
 
 Mrs. Davies, 23 River street H Mr. Davidson, 199 Spadina ave 
 Mrs. E. F. Champion, 230 Car- g Mrs Harland, 92 Elm street 
 
 leton street S A. R. Drake, Modcalf street 
 Mrs. Galley, 309 I'arliamont st^ Mrs McPeak, 48 MeGill street 
 E. E. Klein, 564 Ontario street^ E. Cubbidge, 142 Sydenham st 
 Mrs. Magurn, 5 Cawthra avenue" F. Armstrong 274i Berkley st 
 Geo. Clay, 96 Morse street " - - - 
 
 R. Armstrong, 229 Huron street 
 C. Smith, 29 Grosvenor street 
 Thomas Jackson, Cooksville 
 
 Mrs Wilson, 114 Shuter street 
 E. Dale, Richmond <^ John st 
 Geo Evans, 49 Bellovue avenue 
 E. A. C. Pew, 205 Gorrard street 
 
24 
 
 Happy * X^^ought * Range 
 
 '..!i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir 
 
 bt!iC'iiit«ialawiW''<i^'tM»'*''**«»M'«iAtii 
 
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 Out No. 12. 
 
 No. 8.— Low Closet Reservoir, No. 2 Tea Shelf 
 
 " 9.— 
 
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 tt 
 
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 Game Pie 
 
 of veal in the Lttrof Tde fbak'i^.^^^^^ ^'^ ' ''^ «J^'«e« 
 
 then the game; cover the .ame i^ith f "'^ dish then some force-meat, 
 and bake in a Happy T^vZt r!^^^^^^ ^^«" cover' 
 
 some lean ham into very th n flLT'.nT^n^' ^ ^'' '' ^^^^"^ '^' 
 along with the bones and gib ets etc l^ ,^"\. ^^"^ ^^ ^ saucepan 
 niace, and eschalots or oilers and. dd' ) .^ ^'^^"^ *^^"^^' P^r«%. 
 simmer for half an hour her/ -ud.. ^^ '" ^'"'^ °*' ^^^^^^^ ^«t i 
 two hours, then strah" ^nd M to a'riin; ''"^T '' '''^^' ^^" '^^ 
 warm until the pie has bZ on ^ .i ^^*' ^"^^ '°^^ «^^erry, keep 
 
 nnnr jnfo ^ho r>i 1 ""^ ''^^ ^^'^ ^^«« '^^OUt half an ho,,! f*^ 5 
 
 * ■" ^'^^ "'^^ P^^' ^"d piit awa^ for two da^s -t-i.txxcu 
 
Range 
 
 2B 
 
 
 >ur birds with 
 ^ a few slices 
 ne force-meat, 
 3n, then cover 
 is baking cut 
 D a saucepan 
 yme, parsley, 
 stock; let it 
 'Oek, boil for 
 sherry, keep 
 in hour,.theii 
 
 . Watson, 1 1 Shuter street 
 Jno. Kennedy, Powassan 
 E. S. Cummer, 20 Cecil street 
 Mrs. Tew, 45 Sullivan street 
 J. Kobinson, 230 Broadview ave 
 Mrs, Palmer, 3G2 Huron street 
 Mrs. Grillith, 181 Berkley street 
 Kev. Jephcott, Sunnysido 
 G, F. Moore, 19 Welleslor ave 
 W. D. Fitzpatrick, Lennox st 
 Mrs Dunn, GO Richmond st w 
 Mrs. Bray, Napier street 
 Mrs. Sullivan, 33 Gloucester st 
 Mr. Crawford, 189 Harbord st 
 A. J. Blachford, 33 Prospect st 
 ^■. F. r.otsford, 298 Wilton ave 
 L. P. P. Eldrid^'e, 411 Church 
 
 street 
 W. McMurchy, iving So Portland 
 
 streets 
 Mrs. McMurchy, 149 St Patrick 
 
 street 
 Joseph Bales, Little York 
 J. W. Wright, Winchester street 
 j.J. Gibson, 36 Prospect street 
 Mr Grey, 8 Dale avenue 
 Thos. J. L. Peake, West Toronto 
 
 Junction 
 Mrs. J. King, 123 Bond street 
 Mrs. Peek, 14 Sword street 
 Mrs. Wright, Queen & George st 
 J. W. Wallace, 367 Parliament 
 
 Street 
 Mrs. Kerr, 131 Jarvis street 
 Mrs. S. Clarke, 125 Borden st 
 Mrs. Smith, 10 South Drive 
 J. V. Trowell, 42 Metcalf st 
 Mrs. Bell, 25 Elm street 
 W. H. Nash, 101 Kobert street 
 W. G. Wilson, 296 Seaton at 
 Auther Moore, 91 Bloor street w 
 Aubrey White 273 Gerrard st e 
 D. Kessock, 55 Ontario street 
 John Paxton, St. Clair ave 
 A. M. Donovau, 183 Bleeker st 
 
 
 
 s 
 
 C 
 
 
 
 'A 
 
 H 
 
 Levach, 16 Grange avenue 
 Geo. Burnham, 15 Surrey Place 
 Mr. Alexander, 137 York street 
 Mr White, 399 Huron street 
 Mrs. Pickard, 101 Mutual street 
 Mrs Garvie 551 Church st 
 O. Bassman, 14 Bond street 
 Mrs. living, 6 Henry street 
 A. r.ourlier, 102 Wellesley st 
 Miss A. Mclntyre 250 Brunswick 
 
 avenue 
 C. W. Batt, West Toronto Jun. 
 A. Cavanagh, 113 Major street 
 T. Atkinson, Wm. ave, West 
 
 Toronto Junction 
 Shaver, Huron street 
 (J. llaskett, 198 McCaul street 
 Mrs. Cotton, 57 Avenue Road 
 Wm. Alley, 239 Sherbourne st 
 Mr. Irving, 555 Church street 
 Mr. Yates, 34 Roath street 
 Mrs Ferguson 189 Close avenue 
 Mr. Bourne, 24 Major street 
 Rev. Mr. Bishop, 270 Carletonst 
 Chas. Murray, Deer Park 
 Mrs. Slieppard, 156 Cottingham 
 J,. A. Schooley, 144 Peter street 
 M. J. Kent, 46 Bellovue avenue 
 r). J. Kenny, Mimico 
 Thos. McCracken, 58 St. George 
 Alex Pruse, 16 Ord street » 
 
 John Burke, Eglinton 
 Thos. Clayton, 533 Yongo st 
 Frank Mutton, 2 Prospect street 
 Leishman, 52 Robert street 
 Mrs, French, 95 Sherbourne st 
 W. H. Smith, 14 Kensington 
 
 avenue [ave 
 
 S. M. Thompson, 126 Sheridan 
 Rich. Shaw, 406 Wellesley 
 (Jeo. Weston, 168 St. Patrick st 
 Mrs. Yoemans, 467 Parliament 
 J. E. Henderson, 386 SackvUle 
 F. Giles, 30 Hazelton avenue 
 Jas. Ramsay, 165 Major street 
 
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 Out No. 13. 
 
 No. 8.— Single Oven, No, 1 High Shelf. 
 
 Cream Cake 
 
 One cup sugar, two effa^s, two taijipcnrn r _-, , 
 
 flour, one heaping teaspoo&ul of bakhgptwd^^^ 7" '"P °^ 
 
 the yo k of one eec three teiQnnn«c !.* I^°^^<^«'^» fitted in flour; for cream 
 
 cornstarch, t w'coM^mit "b^.TtotZr^^^^^^ ''^7^.- ^^ 
 
 milk; flavor to taste. Take the whitl ?f and stir into a cup of boiling 
 Happy THOUG^r Rang^ ^ °^^^^ ^"^ ^'°'^'"^« ^"^ bake in the 
 
 Irs. Di( 
 W. A 
 Ir. Rot) 
 liss We 
 Irs, Bol 
 am Goc 
 I. P. IVl 
 V^. H. I 
 !apt. M' 
 V. Hon 
 avenui 
 i. Lam 
 ^hos. C( 
 }.G.M 
 .. M. \^ 
 Hr. Kej 
 )r. Olip 
 .C. M 
 Mr. Hoi 
 f^lfred I 
 ^m. M 
 Mr. Far 
 H. C. S 
 J. G. Sc 
 H, Ferg 
 Dr. Nev 
 C. Wils 
 J. B. 
 J. M. G 
 E. F. H 
 J. Weni 
 S. M.J 
 Mrs. Je 
 H. Shie 
 A. E. \" 
 Mr. Bn 
 J. Fyfe, 
 C. Mee( 
 A. Pad( 
 G. F. E 
 Mrs. Y( 
 Ilewaor 
 J. Bull, 
 Mr. Scj! 
 M. F, 1 
 
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 John Robinson, 103 Augusta 
 R. Lane, 43 Huron street 
 Munro, 6 Ord street 
 Dr. Duncan, 386 Parliament st 
 John Garrett, 13 D'Arcy 
 
 .$ 
 
 n; one cup of 
 •ur; fcr cream 
 teaspoon of 
 :up of boiling 
 cl bake in the 
 
 rs. Dickson, 108 Hazelton ave 
 
 . W. Anderson 41 Lowthor 
 
 r. Roth well, 467 Bathurst st 
 
 iss Walker, 84 Augusta ave 
 
 rs. Botsford, 60 Dovercourt 
 
 am Good, 41 Marlborough ave H, Bolson, 5 Oxford street 
 1. P. Meyers, 67 Cameron st g Thos. Ramago, Richview 
 V^. H. Lindsay. 165 Broadview Boomer, 60 Murray street 
 
 apt. Morgan, 15 St Patrick st ^ J. S. Stibbard. Eglington 
 
 V. Honeycombe, 44 Leonard ^ J. Beddingford, 174 St. Patrick 
 
 avenue D. Cameron, 21 Giflford street 
 
 i. Lamont, 209 McCaul st -' Wm. Muckle, 108 William st 
 
 'hos. Cole, 74 Crawford street a S. W. Hodgson, 626 King st w 
 J. G. Mill?, 48 Bond street @ G, E. Dowdell, 104 Amelia st 
 
 . M. Warnica, 15 Coolmine ave Miss Mitchell, 332 Jarvis street 
 ^r. Key, 43 Major s;reet ? D. R. Hawloy, 77 Maitland st 
 
 )r. Uliphant, 74 Shuter street ® Mrs. Manning, 144 Ossington 
 i. C. McKay, 14 Tranby ave i Mr. Cuthbertson, 120 Seaton at 
 Mr. Holmes, 46 Cherry avenue ^D Mr. Quail, 173 Major street 
 Mired Huggett, 189 Bleeker st ^ Mr. Low, 5 Metcalf street 
 ^m. McKenzie, 157 Ontario st © E. Mahr, 7 Metcalf street 
 Mr. Farquharson, 394 King st w © J. M. Laws, 400 Huron street 
 H. C. Symons, 437 Yonge st ^Harton Walker, 504 Huron st 
 J. G. Scott, 266 Brock avenue ^Thos. Brickenden, 195 Logan ave 
 H. Ferguson, 1154 Queen st w ^ Dr. Wilmott, 41 Shuter street 
 Dr. Newman, 55 Carleton st q, Mr. G. Wilson, 281 Jarvis st 
 C. Wilson, 50 Belmont st Wm. Hunter, 513 Sherbourne st 
 
 J. B. Orr, 100 Portland street ,> Mrs. Clerk, 36 Lippincott street 
 J. M. Gibson, 56 Winchester st Wm. Francis, 83 Carleton street 
 E. F. Hebden, 189 Bloor st e OH. B. Jackman, 54 Tranby ave 
 J. Wenman, 896 Bathurst street ^ R. Bolden, 58 Yorkville avenue 
 S. M. Durkee, Burlington ^ Dr. Jackes; Eglinton 
 
 Mrs. Jeflfery, 209 Dovercourt ^ H. Solomon 47 Henry street 
 H. Shields, 207 Dovercourt road g Armstrong, 43 Summorhill ave 
 A. E. Walker, 37 Sussex ave j Thos. Beatty, 1380 Queen st e 
 Mr. Brady, 253 Elizabeth streets. Miss Beatty, 446 Church st 
 J. Fyfe, 255 Brock avenue h ^^^- ^ood, 278 Lippincott st 
 
 C. Meech, 501 Parliament street ^ Mr Buchan, 30 Wilton ave 
 A. Paden, 16 Wood Mr. Martin, 55 Bellovue ave 
 
 G. F. Hickok, 337 Parliament Qj Thos. Gill, 52 Amelia street 
 Mrs. Young, 219 McCaui street Josiali Hall, 114 Westmoreland 
 
 Ilewaon, 22 Clyde street 
 J. Bull, 82 Wellesley street 
 Mr. Scarlett, 195 Crawford st 
 M. F, Hale, 119 Mutual street 
 
 W. n. Adamson, Mimico 
 Wm. Epplett, 75 Robert street 
 Mrs. Smith. 109 Spruce st 
 L. C. Benton, 18 Draper 
 
 11 
 
28 
 
 HHE>gy * T^umw * Rfl^sE 
 
 Out No. 14. 
 
 (( 
 
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 No. 8.— Low (;loset, No. 1 Hioh Shelf. 
 " 9.- 
 
 Cream Puffs 
 
 One cup cold water, two thirds of a cup of butter, two small cups of sifted 
 flour, five eggs, one half teaspoonfn! of soda. Stir butter in water, set it on the 
 HAPpy Thought Range until it boils, put in soda, take from fire and put in 
 flour and boil one minute. When cold add the eggs, first yolks and then the 
 whites. J ilhngs—one pmt of boiling milk, cup of sugar, three eggs, one table- 
 spoon of flour ; when cold flavor with vanilla. 66 > "= ^«"*c 
 
2fl^SE 
 
 29 
 
 cups of sifted 
 set it on the 
 
 ire and put in 
 and then the 
 
 gs, one table- 
 
 Mr. Berhenier, 31 Oxford street 
 Mr. Hazlett, 719 Spadina avo 
 John Davidson, 232 Brunswick 
 
 A. McLean, 04 Amelia street 
 Duflfett, 500 Ontario street 
 North ey, 275 Major street 
 Thos. McLaughlin, 242 Bloor w 
 Hamilton Mc(/arthy, 301 Shor- 
 
 bourne street 
 Geo, Mills, 11 G Ossiiigton ave 
 Wni, Carmicliael, 26 Temper- 
 ance street 
 John Stewart, 371 Mnnning ave 
 C« Forsyth, 8 Denison square 
 Geo. Cioren, 238 Teranloy street 
 H. A. Brazil, 542^, Yoiij^'e street 
 
 B. Pickering. 70 Hazellon ave 
 John Armstrong (Police) 2G0 
 
 St. Patrick street 
 John Norraan, 9 Ord street 
 Wm. Dancy, 145 Chestnut street 
 Geo. Dunn, 509 Yonge street 
 Mrs Lefroy, 62 Lowther avo 
 K. Knight, 375 Ontario street 
 P. Jamieson, Cor. Beau & Hill 
 11. Sewall, 623 Church street 
 Howson, 99 Hazelton ave 
 John Gilby, Burkton C. P. II. 
 Whitcraft. 1 1 Ord street 
 Burns, 15 Isabella street 
 Justice Street. 71 Avenue road 
 Geo. Sanderson, 237 Brock ave 
 Mr Frasor, 24 Walker ave 
 Stewart, 359 King street w 
 Mrs Robertson, 1 1 Oak street 
 H. A. King, 130 Vanauley st 
 M. J. Gracey, 259 Brock ave 
 Wm. Chin, 20 McCaul street 
 M. Schuck, Clarkson, Ont 
 T. Welch, 23 Spruce street 
 E,. Weir, 568 Jarvis street 
 Mre. Robertson, 46 Churchill 
 
 avenue 
 Wm. Robb, 15 Inkerman street 
 Mi8. Houghton, 3 Harbord st 
 
 A. May, 434 Sackville street. 
 
 Mrs Miller, Clark (V Groat st 
 
 Mrs. Bridgland, 24 Boswell ave 
 
 ^Ir. Meyer, \Sy Cumberland st 
 
 Jones, 380 Church st 
 
 Dr. Macallum, 46 Tranby ave 
 
 W. J. Graham, 5 Coolmine road 
 
 Crawford, Gerard (Sc Rivers sts 
 
 Mrs. Leadley, 29 St Joseph st 
 
 Thos. Williams, Eglinton 
 
 A. M. Wright, 285 Parliament 
 
 street 
 McArie, 113 Winchester street 
 J. Fisher, 239 Parliament street 
 ^ Mr, Montgomery, Islington 
 ^ Kdward Burke, Eglinton 
 ^ Mrs. Kerr, 53 Carloton street 
 4., CAvds. Thorn, 270 College street 
 S McGlashen, 483 Sackville street 
 -M A. F. McDonald, loU Isabella 
 ^ Mrs Colo, 205 P>loeker street 
 g Mrs. Blackwell, Deer Park 
 g Robt, Hall, 23 Park Road 
 Q?Mrs. Vardon, 26 Marlborough 
 ^ H. B. Proudfoot, 33 Tranby ave 
 a Laird, Eglinton 
 jg Sinclair, 40 Cameron street 
 
 Alex Anderson, 211 McCaul st 
 0) Mrs. Stowe, 9 North street 
 ~ Mr Mathow.% 20 Ottawa street 
 ^ W, Kent, 538 King street w 
 3 Mrs. Blackball, 437 Spadina ave 
 O Wm. Novell 41 Harris street 
 2 Rymall, 169 Jarvis street 
 
 . F. Warren, Davenport Road 
 W Deuby, 89 Yorkvillo ave 
 
 Dr. Pringle, 9 Moss Park place 
 Mr. Honeysott, 8 Avenue place 
 Joseph Lawson, 461 Church 
 W. Copp, 680 Ontario street 
 Mrs. Moberly, 173 Seaton street 
 Rev. Wm. Frizzell, 476 Pape ave 
 Chas. Powell, 44 Wellington 
 
 place 
 Mis. Arthurs Davenport road 
 
 i\ 
 
30 
 
 
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 III 
 
 Happy # Thought • Range 
 
 Out No. 15. 
 
 No. 8.— Single Oven Reservoir, No. 1 High Shelf S 
 
 9. 
 
 (( 
 
 <( 
 
 Buns 
 
 f.v ]^f f •''"?^ ^^ '"'^^ ""^ °^ s^ga^' a little yeast ; make into thin bat- 
 ter and let ,t rise over night, then add one cup of kgar, one of butter 
 one of currants, one-quarter teaspoon soda ; knead and let "t rise make 
 into shape and again let it rise. Bake in Happy Thought RANer 
 
31 
 
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 .V 
 
 \ 
 
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 ito thin bat- 
 e of butter, 
 t rise, make 
 Range. 
 
 Schubert, 145 Brunswick avo 
 Mr. Pyo, 50 Bellevuo placo 
 Mrs. Baldwin, 22 Carleton st 
 1). C. P'erguson, 529 Kin^ at w 
 Sam Long, 2?1 Bathurst street 
 T. T. Wilson, 380 Sackvillo at 
 Mrs. Bredin, 17 Windsor 
 Mrs. Donison, 710Spadinii avo 
 Jno. Mondman, Rowland avo 
 Mr Henderson, 637 Spadina avo 
 Mrs. Smith, 271 Major street 
 John Peterson, 68 Givens street 
 John Maynes, Annette street, 
 
 Toronto Junction 
 Walter Farrance, 200 Grange: ave 
 Mr. Jameson, 22 Leonard aviB 
 Mr. Tremble, 98 Vauauley 
 Rev. J. Millord, 151 Euclid avo 
 W. Enright, 3 Maplewood place 
 L. K. Cameron, 390 Mark ham 
 J. C. Wesley, Margurette st 
 Mr. Hunt, Lindsey ave 
 Mr. J. Baggs, 104 Clinton street, 
 
 near Spadina 
 
 F, Newton, 32 Bellvue ave 
 D. McRae, 583 Ontario street 
 C. W. Shaw, 66 Salisbury ave 
 Stuart W. Johnston, cor. King 
 
 and John streets 
 L. B. Scott, 6 Sorauren ave 
 Rev. C. Fish, 163 Sorauren ave 
 John Radmore, Southampton 
 J. Clair, Port Credit 
 Mrs. Bonnick, 218 Robert street 
 Mrs. Keeble, cor. Bismarck and 
 
 Gwynne ave 
 C. Tidy, Ontario street 
 Mrs. Horsey, Elgin ave 
 Dr. Adams. 325 College street 
 Dr. Reeve. 345 Jarvis street 
 
 G. M. Wilson, 56 St. James ave 
 W. Herod, 21 Maitiuiid streol 
 Frank Defoe, 50 Wickson ave 
 S. P. Patterson, l4 Wellesley ave 
 Thos. Dowswell, 635 Ontario st 
 
 (D 
 
 Cfi 
 
 John Grant, 56 Belmont st 
 H. N. Nelson, 65 St. George st 
 Mrs. O'Brien, 173 Blong st 
 Mrs. Scales, Pa.rk Road 
 Mr. Horsey, Bloor st West 
 Mr. Manchee, 45 Amelia street 
 C. J. Turner, 528 Ontario .'^treet 
 Henry Kirklanil, 42 Kensington 
 avenue 
 . Mr. Taylor, 1 2 Lake View ave 
 S C. B. Buck, 5 Broadview avo 
 g A. MacKinnon; 172 McCaul st 
 g Mr. Bolus, 20 Lippincott st 
 Eh H. Simpson, Hewart avenue 
 ^"H. G. Backland, 717 Spadina 
 g avenue 
 
 H John Cof'hrano, 51 Anno street 
 G. and J. Murray, 66 Robert st 
 Miss Jarvis, 94 Mutual street 
 Miss Grafton, 114 Bond street 
 A. J. Meharg, 1 Harbord street 
 g Miss Frankish, 219 Sackvilleave 
 § Mrs. Campbell, 178 Carlton at 
 § Josiah Blackwell, 14 Ottawa st 
 3Q D. O'Hallern, 4; Borden street 
 S T. R. Maclnnes, 42 Park Road 
 ^ R. B. Clark, 21 Harboard street 
 
 Mrs, Lackie, 246 Carlton street 
 § John Donohue, 8 Waterloo ter 
 "Simpson, Dominion Hotel 
 «* M. J. Koster, 1 1 Beverley street 
 [§iW. Johnston, rear 51 Oak street 
 W J. Tidey, 333 Parliament street 
 pS A. K. Mcintosh, 145 Grand ave 
 Mr. Raymond, 14 Homewood ave 
 J. Emo, 49 Bolton avenue 
 F. Wright, 306 Gerrard st east 
 
 A. C, Grant, 13 Wellesley 
 avenue 
 
 B. J. Doyle, Ann street 
 
 Mrs. Cassidy, 240 Church street 
 J. M. Campbell, Cluau avonuc 
 J. W. McMillen, 154 North 
 
 Beacoustield avenue 
 E. Byheld, 26 Collier street 
 
 % 1' 
 
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 f 
 
 32 
 
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 HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE 
 
 No. 8.- 
 " 9.- 
 
 Cut No. 16. 
 
 -Low Closet Reservoir, No. 1 High Shelf. 
 
 ({ 
 
 It 
 
 n 
 
 Angel Fooo 
 
 one- 
 
 The whites of eight eggs, one cup of white sugar, one-half cup of flour, 
 half cup ol cornstarch, one teaspoon of baking powder, one teaspoon of extract 
 of rose ; sift the flour, corn starch and baking powder together three times. .Whip 
 the whites of the eggs to a dry froth, add the extract, mix gently, but thoroughly 
 Go to R. Bi(;i.EY's and get an Angel Food Tan, butter the pan well, and bake in 
 a quick Hapi'Y Thoui;ht oven for half an hour. 
 
ANGE 
 
 > of flour, one- 
 oon of extract 
 e times. Whip 
 nit thoroughly. 
 11, and bake in 
 
 3S 
 
 HAPPY THOUGHT KAHGE. 
 
 t^ym^^ 3'/£^>£' 
 
 Gut No. 17. 
 
 2, High Shelf..... $ 
 
 No. 8.--Single Oven, No. 
 
 No. 9- " " " 
 
 Buckwheat Cakes. 
 
 One quart of buckwheat flour, four tablespoonsful of yeast, 
 teaspoonful of salt, two tablespoonsful of molasses, warm water enough 
 to make a thin batter; beat well and set in a warm place. Should the 
 batter be a little sour in the mornin? add a little soda and bake on a 
 Happy Thought Range. 
 
 one 
 
34 
 
 HAPPy THOUGHT RANGE. 
 
 ; I 
 
 Out No, 18. 
 
 No. 8.— Low Closet, No. 2, Hi£;h Shelf -^ 
 
 No. 0. " 
 
 If 
 
 
 Ginger Snaps. 
 
 One cup of molasses, one of sugar, four tablespoonsiul cf boiling 
 water; fill the cup with melted butter, one teaspoon of ginger, one of salt 
 one of soda. Mix as soft as possible and roil thin as a knife blade, and 
 bake in a quick Happy Thought Raj^ge nvc-n. 
 
35 
 
 GB. 
 
 HAPPY 'THOUGHT RANGE. 
 
 u! of boiling 
 
 T- otip nf coif 
 .., ^-,.,j 
 
 fe blade, and 
 
 Out No. 19, 
 
 No.8.-Single oven, Reservoir, No. 2, High SheK •..•..••••» 
 
 ^%lW PUDUINO.-0„/po™d or b»f sue. o„. P»»i '^^^ 
 
 (Smyrna lod Malaga mixed) mne <'4»;f ?' »:"«;/^l ^ |c , „n l«el chopped fine : about ten 
 
 ?:„€sil;:?sim''''rp^d|(fS;;M^^^ 
 
 SSsoitomakeitround.thenplnnge *«P»d^^^^ 1, J„,, ,„d le.Tt dram .n . 
 
 S^CutSnTThe'top. so as to keep ^^ J^ '-"^^'..S &dding^ 
 
 TdS* rS "srv'eVlUtle ru.n sauce separate. . 
 
 m 
 
 1 
 
36 
 
 >sf: 
 
 
 Happy Thought Range! B 
 
 No. 
 No. 
 
 Cut No. 20. 
 
 -Low Closet Reservoir and No. 2 high shelf $ 
 
 CABINET PUDDING. 
 
 Spread the inside of a plain mould with butter, and ornament the sides with 
 dried cherries and candid citron; fill the mould with alternate layers of shoes of 
 sponge-cakes and ratafia of macaroni. Then fill up the mould with a lemon cus 
 tard made with eight yolks of eggs, a pint of milk or cream, six ounces of sugar, 
 a class of brandy, and the grated rind of a lemon. This custard must not be set 
 but merely mixed up. Steam the pudding in the usual way, for about an hour and 
 a half, and when done dish it up, either with arrowroot sauce or a custard. To 
 be perfect this p^iddinj must be cooked in the Happy THOUGHT Range. 
 
37 
 
 angel Happy Tliouglit Eange. 
 
 ,:-Sfe^,, '1 
 
 liiliiii^!':; '■ 
 
 ,u -.inrTTinmuiiniTiiiiiuj.'- .^ ^M 
 
 • . . $ 
 
 it the siJes with 
 yers of slices of 
 ilh a lemon cus 
 ounces of sugar, 
 Hust not be Ect^ 
 >cut an hour and 
 a custard. To 
 Range. 
 
 Out No. 21. 
 
 ■^Q^ 8.— Single Oven and High Closet 
 
 No. 9.~ " " 
 
 $ 
 $ 
 
 m 
 
38 
 
 Happy Thought Hange 
 
 1 
 
 
 ;t5 
 
 Gut No. 22. 
 
 No. 8.— Low Closet and High Closet 
 No. 9,— " « 
 
39 
 
 ingel Jiappy Tliouglit I^aiige, 
 
 ^i^'.t>.£.l^< \mi^32^ 
 
 Out No. 23. 
 
 No. 8.— Single Oven, Reservoir 
 No. 9'- 
 
 andHigh Closet $ 
 
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 This beautiful 4-holed Range is fittf.,^*^ ^xf. Jetted 
 
 Ran.es Ft'^S a%'^erfecl ^Tr%eate| and is naanufactured m 
 fwofizes 8's and 9's, and burns day and night. 
 
 
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 RANG 
 
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 This beautiful 4-holed ; Range, with reservoir, has the 
 dampers so arranged that it does not affect the heating of the 
 oven. The oven is large and a perfect baker. This Range 
 burns day and night, and is fitted with the " Duplex Grate." 
 
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 has the 
 ing of the 
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 Grate." 
 
 BUCK'S WROUGHT-IRON 
 
 DOUBLE OVEN RANGE. 
 
 BRICK. SEX.— No. ^&. 
 
 These Ranges are desirable for Brick Set as the flues are so 
 easily cleaned by removing the ovens from front of Ranges. 
 The bricK work uau uu u-^iic cmvi icl•.ig,^. i^.^^- --t — r- 
 wards. Steam tables and warming closets can be attached tQ 
 these Ranges with advantage, 
 
 
44 
 BUCK'S WROUGHT IRON 
 
 DOUBLE OVEN RANGE 
 
 COCOANUT CAKE No. 1. 
 Two beaten eggs, two tablespoonsfuls of butter, oiie cup of 
 sugaj, one-half cup of milk, two cups of flour, two cups of dessi- 
 cate^ coc-oanut soaked m milk, one-haii teaspoonful of soda, one 
 teaspoonful of cream tartarjsbakedj in a Happy Thought 
 RANQUoyen, ^ ^ *** 
 
45 
 
 3 cup of 
 
 of dessi- 
 loda, one 
 
 
 Wtoughl lion DOUBLE OVEN RHKeE 
 
 Has eight Boiling Holes and two Ovens with one Fire-box, Sizes 
 of ovens 20xl3i and 14 inches. These ovens are made of 
 Wrought Iron, which prevent them from cracking, and makes 
 them perfectly dust proof. These ovens are perfectly ventilated, 
 the air being admitted through the oven door at the top and 
 passmg down between the door and lining to bottom of oven 
 being evenly distributed througn the oven, carrying of all the 
 gases and vapours from the food cooking in the oven ; these 
 gases or vapours escape through the ventilating holes in back 
 of oven into bmoke flue. By this means of ventilation the food 
 is always properly cooked and the oven wholesome and sweet. 
 The dampers are so arranged that you can have an even 
 temperature in both ovens at the same time and an even heat 
 under the eight boiling holes. It is fltted with the most powerful 
 heating water back, which is capable of boiling from fifty to sixty- 
 gallons of water per hour; can be used with or without water 
 works. The lire box is placed in the centre of the Range and is 
 strorg and durable, and so constructed as to secure perfect com- 
 bustion (which means economy), thus evenly distributing the 
 hea| over the whole surface of the eight boiling holes and the 
 double ovens. The ovens are removable so as to enable you to 
 Clean the flues out thoroughly. These Ranges burn continuously 
 day and night and are always ready for use. They have given 
 marvellous satisfaction in both private houses, hotels, restaurants 
 and steamboats. 
 
 We call your attention to the above named advantages, 
 which no other Range possesses. Remember, these Ranges are 
 guaranteed to the purchaser to give entire satisfaction. They 
 
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 ^re adapted 
 
 for the us^e of all kinds of fuel 
 
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 d 
 
 RADIANT" HOME SQUABE STOVES. 
 
 BREAKFAST CAKES. 
 
 Sift a quart of flour, add two ounces of lard and the same of 
 butter, four eggs well beaten; mix with butter and lard in the 
 flour, fill a pint bowl with milk, and stir the eggs in it, then pour 
 .11... V..,. .... .-t^ , ciua d ttraBpuuiiiui oi salt; ana work for ten 
 
 minutes. Roll the dough any size, and bake in in a quick Happy 
 Thought Range oven. ■ 
 
rOYES. 
 
 ThG '^Radiant" HnmB. 
 
 53QUARE BASE-BURNER. 
 
 Four sises^ Single Heaters. 
 
 Two sizes., Single Heaters and Oven» 
 
 Four sizes. Double Heater, 
 
 Two sizes, Double Heater and (hen. 
 
 e same of 
 ird in the 
 then pour 
 c for ten 
 3k Happy 
 
 The Radiant Home square stove stands unrivalled for ex- 
 cellence and beauty, economy and durability. In quality md 
 smoothness of castings, thorough fitting and mountmg, they are 
 unsurpassed. 
 
 They are all fitted with the Radiant Home Duplex Grates and 
 Firepot, whice can only be used in this stove. Remember the 
 convenience of this Grrate and Firepot, as one simp'.e movement 
 of the grate separates the ash from the fire without dust or waste, 
 enabling you to always have a clear, bright fire without dust or 
 the escape of coal gas. They are fitted with a large central hot 
 air flue, leading from the base up between the ascending and de- 
 scending draft flues. By this means the cold air is removed from, 
 the floor, and passing up through this hot air flue, is equally dis- 
 tributed throughout the room or building in which they are 
 placed. 
 
 From the ornament on top to the supports for the base 
 there is nothing to offend the finest artistic taste ; in fact it is a 
 marvel of beauty. 
 
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 - HALL STOVES. - 
 
 ROUND BASE BURNER. 
 Double and Single Heaters, with and without Ovens. 
 
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 1 •<"^: -----i s-tr aav. ««• 
 
 econc 
 
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 DOUBLE HEATER 
 
 -BASE-BaRNER 
 
 4 
 
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 FOIIK Sizes— t, 5, 6 and 1. 
 
 The " Badia&t Homo " has no equal in heating power or 
 economy of fuel. 
 
 They have found thousands of purchasers over the whole 
 
 -t-\ ;_; ._J -t.:i1 4.1.^ <3<»Mnn/1 innrooaofi 
 
50 
 
 RABIANT#HOnE 
 
 BASE BURNER 
 
 Hall and Parlor Stoves, Roand and Square. 
 
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 SINGLE AND DOUBLE HEATERS. WITH AND WITHOUT OVENS. 
 
 THE ONLY STOVE FITTED WITH THE 
 
 RADIANT HOME BiiDi ev ^-*A-^ 
 
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 51 
 
 Laundry Stove 
 
 YryHIS stove supplies a long-felt want in either private or 
 J'lN public laundries. It has all the possible advantages 
 which can be attached to a Laundry Stove. It is fitted with a 
 Hot Water Heater which supplies abundance of hot water for 
 Bath, Kitchen and Laundry purposes, and will hold eight irons. 
 It is economical in fuel and simple in its construction. This 
 same stove is used for tailors' work, having a long space for 
 tailors' goose. It has become a household necessity, with iUk 
 wany a4vftntageB and ^rea,t water-heating ipowQrs, 
 
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 /lot U/ater apd |iot /iir /ieatip^j 
 
 ^ As the Heater sits orfpofFS?T„''fS ''"? °* Heate? 
 two holes through the dome Lnr th!'^*' '' °?'y ^'lU'res driUinir 
 the top, of thesVof SbSus^/j^r' *°?i''° t^rougf 
 Bad,a^ors. The Heaters a^e''^p|e"d1o' rl^ceZ^I^J^^lf ^^3 fn^'S 
 
 Co„s»^a?oS:or%rS!fdt ^2?Pj!l *" 'T^-S *«enhouses. 
 '" H^Sh ^"<* ^"'•k equallHs wen as t^L„^i',''y •?"? ^e encased 
 When set in brick thpvnZJ\. • ®? P'aced in a Furnace 
 3 feet 6 inches in hefght so thate"""* ^l!"'" ^ feet 6 inches to 
 culty inlow basemenfs or undewouL''^''w^^ "'"" ''""out diffl 
 ^e Heaters are supported on eafh sMehvT.?®? ^T"^^ '■> ^rick 
 
 ^^^n »^iK -,sr£SHS"^^ 
 
 has been thoroughVSed „^H ? '" "^ '■>'« 'a^t two years and 
 lous satistactiorS every buildinr^^""'* i??l g'^e^ marvel 
 introduced. ' °""d»ng into which it has been 
 
 and^sTueen StreeK'^^Zto Lf'^'^F'^ Warerooms, 96 
 h"vmg contents of 90,^0 cubfc"fe4t w^h^„ the.entire five stories! 
 
 t^cS.^TiL?e'?t1i'rSSe7ve?«^^^^^^^^ 
 
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 96 & 98 OuAAn a«> B^^s. 
 
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 f Heater. 
 8 drilling 
 through 
 ers with 
 to 3 inch 
 
 nhouses, 
 encased 
 rurnace, 
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 stories, 
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 BIGLEY'S PATENT HOT WATER HEATER 
 
 No. OF Patent 417,222. 
 
 DESCRIPTION OF BIGLEY'S PATENT HOT WATtR HEATER. 
 
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 having Firepots to suit the size of Heater. 
 
 The sue of a Heater in diameter ol— ^ g f^^t of one inch pipe. 
 
 8 Inches will heat 600 feet of one .nch p pe. a4 Inches wii. nea „ ^ 
 
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 BIQLEY'S COMBINED SYSTEM 
 
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 Sot mtei!jii6^E^i, ieating 
 
 ^^irTurat J aff^r'^s ^^y^^r ^^P^^^ee fitted to Hot 
 f,°y^ay obstruct thrheating^u^^^^^^^^ It does iot in 
 
 the Hot Water Heater sets on ton of fSi\- * ^'^ furnace, as 
 come m contact with the FurSace^in L^^f?"®P?*' »°^ <ioes not 
 cone shaped, so.that the heaJand bumTn^^^rir P^^^^" ^* ^^ «^°de 
 the Firepot encircles the entirA {.««*; ^-^^'^ ascending fram 
 Heater ; by this meLs I grelt dell "J T^t^® ^^^^^ Hot Wat^ 
 used that would otherwisf pass un ?L*^\^®^*i« retained and 
 structed, with two inlets aSdtw^ *^®, 2^^^^oy. It is so con 
 verses the circulation^f our tfmest^^^^^^ that the water re 
 
 Hot Water Heater before paSoS^^^^^ Pipesof the 
 
 The advantage of this sv8t«m nf I .• ® *?P to the Radiators 
 your house, two-thirds with hT 5 J^^^^^g « that you can heat 
 air, with at least one halTthefuel^^^^^^^^^ ^^ one-third wISi hot 
 other system. Another ad^^antl J nf^V^• "^^"^^ require in any 
 can heat with hot water thrunnfr r.V^'" «y«tem is that yoj 
 tance from Furnace that could SSfhi^K"".^ J^"""* ^^^'^s at a dfs 
 system is also Particulariradanted tn ^^m^^^ "^'^^ ^ot air. Thfs 
 been prepared for heating as th«hnf ^*^,*»ouses that have not 
 up stairs without either dea??nliL /J? "^f*^^ P^Pes can be taken 
 
 danger from fire caised by ov/rhelted' ^"^^ • " ^^^^ work or 
 
 , Physicians particularly \L«i^®^ ?°t air pipes. ' 
 
 and Hot WaterKSg alirh«ft?'''^^ ^^'^ «^«tem of Hot Air 
 and circulating fresh warm iir ?nfl*'^ ^^^^^^^ge of mtrSuc^^ 
 perfect ventilation of ^KooLs l JJ!f^ **"^^*°^' *^"« «ecSr n| 
 thS^i:;?'"^ temperature Sghout th^'^'S''^ n^^ water and f 
 
 ''' ter^retrar'eTsfaf^^^^^^^^^ ''^^ '''''' 
 
 gid parts near fSrwU^HVA^^^i^ ^^^ Seating the halls 
 ^^,^,f ^te\Placing the Hot W?ter R^'diSn ^'"^"^^^^l Part with 
 walls. By heating the halls with riw a^*^'^ against tho outside 
 
 With this Syste~ , 
 
 — 3y8w.^ ,„^ ae^y^ Q^j^^^^^ ^^ Economy. 
 
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 The b \ "'' '""'" ^"'^ "™"^"" "> ^ ^""'■» Boiler 
 
 ■n hall 0, bathroo.. The .est satisfactory si„s tor Hot Wate 
 Bo.e«.sfo,aKo.8Happ,TWht f™. thirt, to fort, ga^ 
 
 «iaVo7T. " ''»":»»yfive gallon, p„ hoar 
 
 •ma a No. 9 eighty gallons per hoar. 
 
MEMORANDA 
 
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 econ 
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DOUBLE HEATER, 
 
 . BASE BURNER. • 
 
 on: 
 
 FOUR SIZES, 4. 5, 6 and 7. 
 The "Radiant Home "has no equal in heating power or 
 
 ""v°>-e .ound XHOUS...S o. purchase, over the .hole 
 Dominio'n, and stiU the demand increase. 
 
 R. BIGL.EY, 
 
 „ -_. «« oueen Stroot East. Toronto. 
 
BICLEY'S HOT WATER HEATER. 
 
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 ADAPTED TO THE USE OF HOT AIR FURNACES. 
 
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 TORONTO, ONT.