Evening Republican, Volume 15, Number 214, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 September 1911 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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-■ SgaiHll BiiUHiiiHIHB ■mhhbbhbmbmbbi Cannot buy a better hard-coal heater than either of these two stoves. Why? —Because Better Stoves are Not Made. j — .——^B i “The Radiant Estate” /Stthi We have over 200 of these stoves in use in Jasper County, and to our knowledge, not one has failed to EMMMB| Unlike most stoves, this baseburner is an ornament 'w*&)k to any room. It has no equal for beauty, and is a wgm MTh# searchlight Utility” wB jg|aK|flNHL Mr. Howard was the first man to apply the hot-blast flf&=B|P|li9|M VmtijSW principles to the heating stove, and his hard-coal heater * S tru -^ a <H^ r ' .he says, “It is the greatest inIt is the only hard-coal stove that actually warms the floor; the only one that will maintain a warm room throughout the night. Why? Because it is not controlled by a check (or night damper, as it is often called) that admits cold air between the combustion chamber and the chimney, thus causing the fire to die. The fire in this tvne of heater, using the check-damper, is simply kept horn going out during the night, and really does not burn while the damper is drawn. With the SEARCHLIGHT UTILITY such conditions do not exist. By means of the “Heat-Regulating Damper” a slow combustion is maintained throughout the entire night, and in the morning the room is warm and corpfortable. These statements in regard to the “Searchlight Utility” are facts. We know what this stove will do, as we have used it for three years in our own home, and • money could not buy it if another could not be obtained. We will sell this stove on 30 days’ trial; if not satisfactory, we will refund your money and take the stove. You will certainly make a mistake if you fail to see this marvelous heater before you buy. E. D. RHOADES & SON, Rensselaer, Indiana