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The World's Argand

With Ventilated Steel Plate Oven.

WE confidently call the attention of the trade to these stoves
as the greatest production in the Range Line of the

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age, embodying as they do every improvement that science
suggest, and years of experience experiment, and test confirm.

One of the chief features is the self equalizing ventilated
Steel Oven— the system of circulation being simple, thorough and
always active — while the construction being of sheet metal insures
quick, even and perfect operation, with a great saving in fuel. Its
originality and adaptability were at once recognized by the trade in
the United States as the farthest advance that science and thought
have yet reached toward the ideal stove The immediate and large
demand for them has fully proved this superiority.

The Fire Box is proportioned to secure the most perfect
combustion of fuel, whether hard or soft coal or wood. Linings for
coal or wood are interchangeable without disturbing bed plate.

The Grates. — The Bi-Plex grate for coal is .n two sections,
which are operated by being geared together.. By removing two
bolts, which are always operative, the grates are released, and are
interchangeable without disturbing fire box linings or bed plate.
Gear wheels are protected from the fire, and can never get out of
working order.

Water Front and Water Back.— The former for coal is
of cast iron, and has large capacity. The latter for wood consists of
heavy wrought pipes in an open back guard. The most perfect
water heating device ever u-ed where wood is the fuel. Grates
or brick lining can be removed and replaced without disturbing
either water front or back.

The Reservoir receives heat upon all sides, and baking can
be carried on whether reservoir damper is open or closed. Change
from reservoir to square, or vice versa, can be quickly made by
changing one plate.

The Hearth. — Bottom has removable sides, which can be
easily replaced. Hearth slide is arranged with drop hinge

Broiler Opening is of sufficient size to admit of large broiler,
which, with the broad fire surface, makes a very superior arrangement
for this kind of cooking. Top of range is large, and has broad
burnished edges i Yi^ inches deep. Top guard with damper box— an
excellent device— is handsomely ornamented and furnished with two
nickel plated swing shelves, and arranged for attachment of pipe
shelf or high closet

The Range as a whole is full size, handsomely ornamented,
and easily kept clean. It has no equal for Utility, appearance,
economy or durability, and the dealer that secures the sale of it
for his locality will certainly control the trade.

World's Argand.

SEE PAGE I FOR DESCRIPTION.

No. 8 i8, square $43 00

'* 8-18, with reservoir 53.^0 . . 54— e<r

*' 9-20, square jT/.!^. d. 5^-100

" 9-20, with reservoir 60 00

See next page for dissected cut.

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World's Argand.

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No. 8-18, square $43 00

" 8-18, with reservoir SS^.O. -5-1-00

" 9.20, square S'/. 6C. . 5^-00-

" 9-20, with reservoir 60 00

High shelf.

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Loyal Pennant.

For Coal or Wood.

No. 8-1^ square $3^ 80

"919, *« 37 60

An entirely new stove from the ground up. The design is
such as to command admiration at a glance, and it is provided
with all the new improvements known to the trade.

Owing to having very large flues it will burn hard or soft coal or
wood equally well ; and we have no hesitation in warranting every
stove to give perfect satisfaction.

We look with pardonable pride to our full line ot cook stoves
and ranges, and, without doubt, this particular stove is better value,
for the money than any made.

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Loyal Pennant.

For Coal or Wood.

No. 8-i(p; with reservoir $42 30

" 9-i9i " " 4770

For description see opposite page.

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Mechanic.

Coal and Wood Cook.

No. 8, square $22 00

" 24 00

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Just as named, ouitable for mechanics : has all the good points,
and no bad ones ; is somewhat larger than the Sergeant, and has
every modern convenience. As with all McClary's Famous Stoves,
it is fully warranted.

Mechanic.

Coal and Wood Cook.

No. 8, with reservoir $30 00

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Serjeant.

No. 8, with reservoir $28 00

No. 9, " " 30 00

This is our old friend in a brand new uniform, making it the
handsomest cheap stove in the market. It has been time tried and
fire tested, and commands the fullest approval of all those who have
handled it.

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Victoria

For Wood Only.

No. 8, square. • $^9 oo

<« q «< 20 00

The above is a new pattern of a cheap wood cook, ■^hich is of a
very handsome design, and has a very commodious fire box. It will
prove a j,'ood seller, rnd we warrant satisfaction with every stove.

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Victoria

For Wood Only.

No. 8, with reservoir

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$28 00
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For description see opposite page.

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Brandon.

For Wood Only.
No. 8-18, square $18 00

9-20,

20 00

This, for its \vel^ht, size and finish, is the cheapest stove in
Canada,

And to still further give our customers the control of the trade
with a good cheap stove we f]uote furniture for it.

No. 8, I. C, Tin Furniture and Hollow Ware $6 40

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The Famous Base Burner.

/^HIS stove in its line as a base burner stands on a par with the
^-^ World's Argand Range as the most complete conception of a
heating stove that the stove lounders' art has yet produced, and has
reached the point where it seems impossible to suggest any further
improvement.

It is constructed in the most modern style, and ot a character
to render it powerful in operation.

Special attention is called to the flue arrangement. Instead
of the products of combustion being taken down one flue they are
divided, and pass down two flues, one being at each corner of the
back of the stove, thus distributing the heat to the extreme rear
corners. Each of the descending flues are large, giving greatly in-
creased flue capacity. After the heat passes down the two rear flues
it is made to travel along both sides of the bottom to the front, being
equally distributed to the outer surfaces ; the heat then moves back
through the centre flue, and makes its exit through the large ascend-
ing flue in the rear, thus rendering the entire lower portion of the
stove direct radiating surfaces, giving it more heating capacity for its
size than any ever before devised. Between the descending and
ascending flues are large circulating flues, which are highly heated
by direct radiation from them. Air is taken from floor through
opening in bottom of stove, passing through these flues and dis-
charged at top of stove fully heated. Double heater attachment
provided, by which this heat may be carried to upper rooms. Fresh
air pipe can be connected when desired. Stove is provided with
patent telescope magazine, lower part of which can be pushed with-
in upper half, allowing fire pot to be lifted out through front. The
trade will appreciate this feature at once. Stove is fitted with either
duplex or flat shaking centre draw grates as may be desired. Ash
pit and pan will catch all ashes. Guaranteed to be the cleanest
stove built. Ornamental black section between large nickel jacket
and swinging top provides rest for coal hod when filling stove, and
prevents injury to nickeling.

The original paterns of this stove cost $8000.

IT IS A TRIUMPH OF ART AND UTILITY.

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construction and doultle heater
arrangement.

Famous Base Burner.

DeBcendinit Fine,

Two Sides,
Direct Rkdiation.

Ascending Flae,

Tvfo Sides,
Direct Rtdiktion.

In above Flue Construction there
are Four Surfaces Radiating Heat.

Depcending Flue

Three Sides,
Direct Radiation.

Ascending Flue,

Three Sides,
Direct Radiatioa.

DcBCcndinR Flue,

Three Sides,
Direct Radiation.

In above Flue Construction there
are NINE Surfaces Radiatingr Heat,
Increasingr the Heatingr Capacity with
the same amount of fuel.

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rangement of Bottom Flues in The above Bottom Flue Construe^
, ,, V. V- ^- . tion causes the Heat to go to the
nearly all base burners, showing 1 Quter Surfaces, Largely increasing
the Heat is not Equally Dlctrib- the Heating Cape-city and Economiz-
uted. ! ing in Fuel. ^

The Famous Base Burner has more heating capacity, and is
the most economical stove ever made. Why? Because it has
about 1-3 more radiating surface as compared with same sizes of
other Base Burners, and is mounted and fitted perfectly.

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Derby.

No. 13, parlor $22 00

26 00

A popular cheap base burner, formerly made by Harte, Smith
& Co., of Belleville, who made a great number of them while in
business.

We can add nothmg more than that owing to the large demand
it previously had there is still a good demand for it, and dealers will
find it necessary to keep them in stock.

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Derby.

No. 24, with oven $3° °°

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Famous Franklin.

Franklin stoves are now the ruling passion, and we are proud to say we
have a line of them that will please the most fastidious, the Famous Franklin
being the " newest thing out" in this particular line.

This stove is made with round tire pot, front sliding doors, beautifully
ornamented with nickel and tile. Tliis stove must be seen to be appreciated.
and will make an ornament to any home beside being a perfect ventilator and
good heater. Fire can be kept in over night, and will look jKirticularly
luminous owing to the large mica front.

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Famous Franklin.

Showing Open Grate.

See opposite page for price.
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Empire Franklin.

No. 2.
No. 3.

,$n 00
. 13 00

Already well and favorably known on the market. We got out
this line to complete our Franklin series. Being very cheap it w.11
fill a want for a cheap open stove to use spring and fall, before the
furnaces are started.

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