Jasper County Democrat, Volume 8, Number 17, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 22 July 1905 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

DESCRIPTION.

Whsels-They are built with thoroughly seasoned white oak hubs that are very large, allowing a very large spoke tenon which adds greatly to the life of a wheel. The spokes are selected from second growth white oak, being thoroughly dry and straight grain. The hubs are also capped to prevent sand and dust from getting into the skein. Gear— The axles, which are quite as vital a part as the wheels, are carefully selected from well seasoned second growth, shell bark hickory. The hounds, bolsters, pole and sand boards are thoroughly seasoned, straight - ■ - - -i

grain, tough white oak. The reaches straight grain second growth white oak, heavily ironed. In the construction of the front gear Pillow blocks are used between axles and sand boards, thus forming a truss of the whole gear. Bed— Made from strictly clear poplar, with bottom made from three-inch strips straight grain Norway pine. Painting— Only pure leads and oils and a high grade of varnish are used on these wagons.

Price Het on The Standard Wagons— With 2%, 3, or 3X Skeins. 2%i x 8 skein 114 x % tire 3-2 a 3-8 or 3-8 a 4-2 wheels 12 a 8 box, 10 ft. 6 ins. long $4150 3 “ 9 14 43 00 “10 “ “ “«>• •• ‘ •* uu „ u . 4( w 3 ‘*9 “ “ W ** U ** U “ »• “ ks St 44 St Ik 44 44 44 ig “w“*“ “ “ * $ 2M “ 8 “ 2% •• % •„ .. „ 2M “.8 “ 3 *• “ “■ --u »» «»-« u ..——« „ « w --u „ „ n jg-sg-3 9 ...... .. .. .. 49 w 3!4 “10 “ “ “ “ ““ “ “ .. .. u.. .. .. .. 49

The above prices do not include Brake or Spring Seat. We quote them as follows: Gear Brake S 4. Box Brake $3. Spring Seat $2. If 14 and 10-inch Box is not wanted, deduct #8 from above list. If 12 and 8-inch Box is not wanted. deduct $7. If 16-inch Box is wanted, add fl. If 12-inch Top Box is wanted, add 50c. If 10-inch Tip Top Box is wanted add $3. If Boot End is wanted, add $1.50. If Box 11 ft. 6 ins. long is wanted, add $1.50.

Standard Farm Truck Wagon, No. 3, 3 in. skein, 2 ft. 4 ins. 2 ftx6 ins., metal wheels, tire 4 ins. x % ins. thick. Price $19.95.

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ACOTt/V STO VBsT— S'TAJVD FI'RS'T.

I have everything in the stove line; eleven samples of the most popular styles on exhibition at our wareroom. , Thesestoves sho «ld not be compared with the cheap made stoves of other catalogue houses, as an Acorn is worth double many others now being sold.

THE EFIPIRE ACORN. Triple Reflector Dome, Front Clean Out, Tea-kettle Attachment, Roomy Ash-pan, Automatic Gas Cover. Large Side Mica Doon. qd *Mna No. 11. 11 inch fire pot, AA I A A weight 200 pounds. *1 I ixi w,th uru 83 SZI IUU No. 31. 12 inch fire pot, 270 pounds, height with urn, 59 inchesß26 45 No. 41. 14 inch fire pot, weight 306 pounds, height with uru, 62 inches. 30 85 No. 71. 1514 inch fire pot, weight 350 pounds, height with urn, 64 inches. 34 90

The Acorn Stoves have many exclusive improvements not to be found in any other stoves. The Hot Blast Fire Box that saves one-half the fuel. The cup bottom reservoir the only perfect encased reservoir made that does not drip water on the floor. ® SAVE FUEL! ■< \ *T*HE Acorn Hot Blast re *® ox passes a current of intensely ff 11' /' / ® a * r °ver the surII J*? ace ® re ’ causin tf t ® e u/ combustion of gases and X. L.*' ». heavy smoke which l ordinarily escape un/v I burned, wasting fuel landI and filling flue with soot Found only in Steel Ranges The most handsome best constructed Steel Ranges and Base Burners at less prices than other catalogue houses and our Acorn is worth two of them. All sold on 30 days trial. Silver Acorn Aai nr Polish Steel Ranges as you see it here, only.

The Acorn Gas Burner With Machine-fitted Doors, for slack, soft coal, hard coal or wood. Some method of supplying heated air to the surface of a soft coal fire is absolutely necessary to utilize the heavy gasses which escape from the ordinary soft coal stove unburned. Various attempts have been made to meet these requirements and with fairly good results, but the only stove that does the work successfully from first to last is the Acorn Gas Burner. Vs, No. 145. 14 inch fire Sfe a ew ft w x wu r ndß $17.00 No. 165. 16 inch fire pot, weight 245 pounds, price $18.75 No. 185. 18 Inch fire pot, weight 305 pounds, price.... 21 95 No. 205. 20 inch fire pot, weight 365 rounds 24.50

THE CHATOM OAK, For Hard Coal, Soft Coal, or Wood. Draw-Center Grate. No. 125. 10-lnch fire pot, weight 70 pounds, price... $7.45. No. 145. 12-inch " “90 “ “ $9.64. No. US. 14-ineh 120 “ “ 10.75. No. 185. 16-inch “ “ “ 140 “ •• 12.90,

THE ELM. ■pMril; I II I No. 16. 16.1 n. wood, wt. 20 lbs. JjQ No. 18. 18-in. wood, wt. 25 lbs. Price.! 1.96. No. 21. 21-in. wood. wt. 30 lbs. Price. 2.90. No. 26. 26-in. wood, wt. 35 lbs. Price. 3 60.

MASCOT ACOTW—For Coal or Wood. Large Pouch Feed is very convenient for feeding fir.- ... - ■ &-,£«.»: sJ when top is covered Acorn K nobbed Lids bent •» ' through <|.ii< klv and ~.. M . Linings. I operates will with all kindsof .-,,al or wood. Single knobbed Fire Back can burn The same good material, smooth castings, tight W f •>* ■ mounting, and guaranteed ■ operating qualities are ■ W found in the Mascot as in the remainder of the Acorn line. *, Features—Large Ash-pan. Firm Center Support, Cemented Oven Top, Pore-lain Reservoir, Aliimnized Oven Door, NO 'reservoir n ° h ho,ee ’ 16xl6 £ 10l « oven, weight 230 pounds, price, without 39Q No, 834, 4 8-inch holes, 18x18x11% oven, wt. 280 pounds, price without reservoir 116 95 No. 824. 4 8-inch “ 18xl8xl0-K “ wt. 335 “ “ with “ 2’oo No. 924. 4 9-inch “ “ “ wt. 340 “ “ •' •• n No. 834. 4 8-inch “ 18x18x11% “ wt. 850 “ “ “ •• 93 ok No. 934. 4 9-inch “ “ “ wt. 355 “ “ » 2 4 20

55? HE Great Clearance Sale will continue two more weeks, to August 12. This is the greatest real bargain event ever offered, and is appreciated by many from a distance who have been buying in great quantities for fall and winter. * . 6 6 THE CHICAGO STOKE, RENSSELAER, IND. B. FORSYTHE, Proprietor.