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If you are not located in the United States, you'll have -to check the laws of the country where you are located before using this ebook. - - - -Title: The Standard Lighting Company Catalogue for 1901 - -Author: Standard Lighting - -Release Date: March 22, 2017 [EBook #54399] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: UTF-8 - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE STANDARD LIGHTING *** - - - - -Produced by Chris Curnow, ellinora and the Online -Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This -file was produced from images generously made available -by The Internet Archive) - - - - - - - Transcriber Notes - - ● Obvious typos and punctuation errors corrected. Inconsistencies in - hyphenation retained. - ● Dimensions made consistent with a single space on each side of the × - character. - ● Format and spacing of pricing, code word and other details varied - slightly depending on how much information needed to fit on a - single page in the original. The format has been made more - consistent here. - ● Ditto marks in tables replaced with the words they represent. - ● A right pointing hand character is used on one page. If the current - font on the device does not support this character, ☞, it may not - appear correctly. - ● A decorative header with what might be the company’s slogan, “The - Safety & Economy,” was included at the top of nearly all interior - pages where there was room to fit it in the original. This - decorative header has been retained at the top of product line - introductions and some other major divisions. - ● Descriptions of illustrations without caption added. Decorative year - on title page replicated in text. - ● Italics are represented by underscores surrounding the _italic text_. - ● Bold text is represented by equals signs surrounding the =bold text=. - ● Underlines are represented by plus signs surrounding the +underlined - text+. - ● Small capitals have been converted to ALL CAPS. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - - -=:1901:=- - - The Standard Lighting Company - - CLEVELAND, OHIO, - U. S. A. - - [Illustration: OFFICE AND WORKS, PERKINS AVENUE.] - - Manufacturers of - - +“New Process” Vapor Stoves,+ - +“Standard” Giant Burner Stoves,+ - +“Globe” Junior Generating Stoves,+ - +and “Standard” Ther-Lite+ - - FOR GASOLINE. - - “STANDARD” WICKLESS BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - - “STANDARD” WICK BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES - For Coal Oil Only. - - “NEW PROCESS” Oil Heaters, Torches and “GLOBE” Incandescent Lamps. - - “NEW PROCESS” GAS RANGES, SHOWN IN SPECIAL CATALOGUE. - - - _Printed by The F. W. Roberts Co., - Cleveland, Ohio._ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - - TO THE TRADE. - - -In presenting this catalogue to the trade, we beg to call attention to -the completeness in detail of the various lines herein represented, -embracing the largest variety of the latest improved cooking devices -which inventive genius and manufacturer’s skill have, as yet, been able -to produce. - -We take just pride in the efficiency already attained in the -construction and the general advancement of the Gasoline and Oil Stove -business, of which we have been largely the originators. - -A glance at the pages following will disclose the fact that we have been -thoroughly alive to the best interests of our line, showing more new -goods and greater improvements than we have ever before been able to -offer in a single season. - -Our leaders, the “NEW PROCESS” Gasoline Stoves, and the “STANDARD” -WICKLESS BLUE FLAME Oil Stoves, together with an almost endless variety -of medium and low-priced stoves, will enable Jobbers and Dealers who are -identified with our line, to supply every possible demand for this class -of goods. - -We hope by enterprise in keeping our different lines of goods in the -highest possible state of perfection, and by a strict adherence to the -principle of right in our dealings, to merit a continuance of the -liberal patronage which has been accorded us in the past. - - THE STANDARD LIGHTING CO., - CLEVELAND, OHIO. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - - THE “NEW PROCESS” VAPOR STOVE. - - The Original Evaporating Stove. - - -It is with the feeling of great assurance and satisfaction that we offer -to the trade our “=New Process=” Vapor Stove, shown on pages following. -It is the =Original Evaporating Stove= that has revolutionized the -Gasoline Stove business. - -For more than a decade it has demonstrated its superiority over every -other stove, in =Safety, Simplicity and Economy= of operation, and has -won for itself a place in the hearts and homes of many thousands of -housewives, whose burdens have been made lighter and lives happier by -its use. - -It lights like gas! A feature that makes it popular, as without heat, -smoke or delay, the stove can be instantly started in operation; turn -the valve wheel and apply the match; the stove is ready for work. Could -anything be more simple? No carrying in coal or wood; no smoke, soot or -dirt; no ashes to carry out; the ceilings of the kitchens are not -covered with black smoke and soot where the “=New Process=” Gasoline -Stove is used. - -The tank, or gasoline reservoir, is not connected to the stove and can -be easily lifted from it and carried to an outer room for filling or -cleaning, thus insuring safety. - -In operation, the fluid drips drop by drop (never runs) on the -perforated brass evaporator, where it is divided into fine particles, -which, passing through the air, evaporate; the gas thus made being -heavier than air, passes down through the evaporator tubes, mixing with -and carburetting a current of air, which is lighted at the burner, -producing a smokeless blue flame of great intensity and heating power. - -Thus it will be seen that the “=New Process=” is a veritable gas machine -and a gas stove combined, entirely under the control of the user, who -can increase or decrease the supply of fuel at will, securing the -requisite amount of heat without waste; starting or stopping the fire -according to requirement, thereby securing the greatest possible -convenience, safety and economy of operation. - -The “=New Process=” solves the problem of economical cooking in all -country homes and suburban residences where gas for fuel cannot be -obtained, giving to the user every advantage, convenience and comfort -which the use of gas stoves and other modern appliances afford. - -The general construction of all our stoves is thoroughly first-class. -The design is new, attractive and well planned for convenience. The -frames of all “=New Process=” Stoves are made in cabinet style and are -strong and rigid. The tops are of ample width and provided with -removable grates; the burner drums are of polished brass. The burner -caps =are removable=. The sub-fire device is removable with the burner -cap for inspection and cleaning, a point of great advantage. The stove -is provided with a sight feed, so that the dropping of the gasoline can -at all times be seen when the stove is in operation. The valves are -provided with needles, having non-corrosive points; the tank is provided -with a float which automatically equalizes and regulates the flow of -gasoline at all times, consequently the tank works as well with a small -amount of gasoline in it as it does when full. Parts exposed to the fire -are cast iron and imperishable. All parts are so constructed that they -can easily be cleaned; the stoves are handsomely enameled and -ornamented. All stoves are carefully tested before shipping. - -Improvement is the “watch word” of the age, and the “=New Process=” will -not be found in the rear guard, in the “onward march to the goal of -perfection.” Early in its history its unqualified efficiency and success -were demonstrated and it sprang at once into popular favor, where it -still remains in advance of every competitor. - -The “=New Process=” Vapor Stove is the original evaporating stove; it -offers valuable features that are not to be found in any other gasoline -stove. With the new features and improvements for =1901=, it is farther -in the lead than ever before. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 3. “New Process” Semi-Cabinet. - Price $23.00. - Code Word “Lion.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════════╤══════╤═════════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│ OVEN │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼──────────┼──────┼─────────────────┼──────── - 26″ × 21″│ 28½″ │18″ × 14½″│ 45″ │19½″ × 13¼″ × 12″│150 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────────┴──────┴─────────────────┴──────── - -Cut shows our new encased sheet steel frame which, for convenience, -strength and beauty, is unsurpassed. Oven can be pushed back upon a -rest, as shown, leaving step free for other purposes. Oven is of our New -Process pattern; is made of Russia iron and can be knocked down in -compact form for shipment. Stove is mounted on casters. Is well suited -to the requirements of a medium size family. =All “New Process” -Evaporating Stoves= burn the vapor of gasoline. Absolutely safe. -Reservoir can not be filled unless removed from the stove. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 4. “New Process” Semi-Cabinet. - Price $26.00. - Code Word “Bear.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════════╤══════╤═════════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│ OVEN │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼──────────┼──────┼─────────────────┼──────── - 33″ × 21″│ 28½″ │18″ × 14½″│ 52″ │19½″ × 13¼″ × 12″│170 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────────┴──────┴─────────────────┴──────── - -Cut shows oven in position for baking. Oven is of Russia iron, New -Process style. The flues are arranged to distribute the heat evenly, and -the oven is a perfect baker and roaster. Is shipped knocked down in very -compact form. Can be put together in two minutes. Stove is mounted on -casters. On account of its simplicity, safety and economy, we recommend -the “New Process” as the most desirable gasoline stove. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 7. “New Process” Cabinet Range. - Price $25.00. - Code Word “Tiger.” -] - - ═══════════╤══════╤═════════╤══════╤═════════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ BASE │LENGTH│ OVEN │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - ───────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────┼─────────────────┼──────── - 25½″ × 21¾″│ 35¼″ │25″ × 20″│ 25½″ │18″ × 14½″ × 12¼″│175 lbs. - ───────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────┴─────────────────┴──────── - -Same as the No. 8, without the step. Has new improved oven. Is mounted -on casters. Oven door is hinged at bottom and counter-balanced by a -powerful coiled spring. A very desirable stove for a small family. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 8. “New Process” Cabinet Range. - Price $29.00. - Code Word “Hyena.” -] - - ═══════════╤══════╤═════════╤═══════════╤══════╤══════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ BASE │ STEP │LENGTH│ OVEN │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - ───────────┼──────┼─────────┼───────────┼──────┼──────────────┼──────── - 25½″ × 21¾″│ 35¼″ │25″ × 20″│19½″ × 11¼″│ 36¾″ │ 18″ × 14½″ │200 lbs. - │ │ │ │ │ × 12¼″ │ - ───────────┴──────┴─────────┴───────────┴──────┴──────────────┴──────── - -This range is very compact, occupying but small floor space. Is mounted -on casters. Has three burners besides the one under oven. Step burner -can be used to heat a wash boiler or for canning, preserving, broiling, -or other purposes. Oven door is hinged at the bottom and -counter-balanced by a powerful coiled spring. Has a new improved oven -and is a very successful baker. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - Repairs for “New Process” Vapor Stoves. - - See Price List on Pages 9 and 10. - - When in doubt as to the year in which stove was made refer to page 11. - - [Illustration: Images of parts in following list] - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - Repair Price List for “New Process” Vapor Stoves. - - Orders for repairs must be accompanied with remittance to cover cost of - repairs and postage. All repairs sold F. O. B. Cleveland. Terms cash. - - In ordering always give number and date or serial letter of stove. - (See page 11 for date of stove.) - - ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════╤═══════ - │Postage - ───────────────────────────────────────────────────┼─────── - { Tank for No. 1 Stove, complete $3 00│ - { Tank for No. 2 Stove, complete 3 25│ - { Tank for No. 3 Stove, complete 3 25│ - No. 1 { Tank for No. 4 Stove, complete 3 50│ - { Tank for No. 7 Stove, complete 3 25│ - { Tank for No. 8 Stove, complete 3 50│ - │ - In ordering Tanks always give No. of stove │ - and latest date of patent. The Tank made in │ - 1896 same as shown in cut on preceding │ - page, as No. 1 can be used on all stoves │ - made earlier than that year and should be │ - ordered for such stoves. Tanks for 1897 │ - stoves and later are all the same as we are │ - now using. │ - │ - No. 2 A Valve, complete, with Needle for 60│ 6c - tank ’90 pattern │ - │ - No. 2 B Valve, complete, with Needle for 60│ 6c - tank 1891-’92 pattern │ - │ - The center Valves for ’91 and ’92 pattern │ - are the same. The 1892 end Valves have vent │ - holes in top, the ’91 have not. │ - │ - In ordering Nos. 2 A and 2 B say whether │ - right, left or center. │ - │ - No. 2 C Valve, complete, with needle and 60│ 6c - union nut for tank 1893 pattern │ - │ - No. 2 D Valve, complete, with needle for 60│ 6c - tank 1894-’95-’96 │ - │ - No. 2 E Valve, complete, with needle for 60│ 5c - tank 1897-’98-’99-1900 and 1901 │ - │ - In ordering Valves say whether they are │ - soldered to supply pipe, fastened to it │ - with a union nut, or screw into a solid │ - nipple. │ - │ - No. 2½ O Needle only for Valve. Will fit 25│ 3c - all valves previous to 1897. │ - │ - No. 2½ N Needle only for Valve for 25│ 3c - 1897-’98-’99 and 1900 stoves │ - │ - When a Valve Needle is found to be a trifle │ - short and will not close the valve orifice │ - tightly, turn the check nut on the needle │ - back about a quarter or half turn, which │ - will allow the needle to go further into │ - the valve and close it. │ - │ - { Top Nickel Shelf for No. 1 Stove 75│ - No. 3 { Top Nickel Shelf for No. 2 Stove 90│ - No. 3 C { Top Nickel Shelf for No. 3 Stove 90│ - No. 3 S { Top Nickel Shelf for No. 4 Stove 1 00│ - { Top Nickel Shelf for No. 7 Stove 90│ - { Top Nickel Shelf for No. 8 Stove 1 00│ - │ - No. 3 Shelf (not shown) for all stoves │ - previous to ’94. No. 3 C is for ’94 stove. │ - No. 3 S is for all stoves after ’94. In │ - ordering Shelf always give number of stove │ - and latest date of patent. │ - │ - No. 4 C Nickel Shelf Brackets (right or 25│ 12c - left) each. │ - │ - No. 4 S. Always give number or size of 25│ 12c - stove and latest date of patent │ - │ - No. 5 Small Nickel Shelves (between tubes) 20│ 5c - │ - No. 6 Drip and Hot Air Tubes with 1 50│ - Evaporator for top burners, complete. Say │ - whether for top or oven burners. │ - │ - Give number and date of stove. │ - │ - No. 7 Sawed Cap for Top Burners 25│ 10c - │ - Number and date of stove must be given. │ - │ - No. 8 O { Grate for Top Burners 30│ - No. 8 N { Always say for “New Process” │ - Stoves. │ - │ - No. 9 Drop End Shelf (Japanned, not shown 75│ - in cut). │ - │ - No. 10 Burner Drum made of Japanned Iron or 1 50│ - Steel, including short pipe, cap and sheet │ - metal heat collector for top burners, │ - complete. │ - │ - For all stoves previous to 1893. The Drum │ - made for the 1892 Stoves should be ordered │ - and used. This is true of the top burners │ - only, the oven burners being different for │ - the different years. All top burner Drums │ - are interchangeable, for right, left or │ - center burners. Our regular brass burner │ - drums cannot be used on stoves made │ - previous to 1893. │ - │ - No. 10 B Burner Drum made of brass, 2 25│ - including short pipe, cap and heat │ - collector for top burners, complete. │ - │ - Brass Burner Drums are made for the 1893 │ - stoves and later. They are interchangeable │ - for right, left or center burners. The 1893 │ - and 1894 Drums are practically the same and │ - have no sub-burners. The 1895 and 1896 are │ - alike and have a sub-flame. │ - │ - The 1897-’98-’99 are all alike and │ - interchangeable, and have the same │ - arrangement of caps, center tubes and │ - sub-burners. The 1900 and 1901 Burner Drums │ - are alike and interchangeable, except the │ - sub-burners. In ordering it is necessary to │ - give date of stove and say whether for the │ - top or oven burner. │ - │ - No. 11 A Heat Collector only for ’90, ’91 35│ - and ’92 │ - │ - Lower part of Heat Collector 15│ - │ - Top part of Heat Collector 30│ - │ - These Heat Collectors are alike and │ - interchangeable for the top burners. │ - │ - No. 11 B Heat Collector only for ’93, ’94, 50│ - ’95 and ’96 stoves │ - │ - Lower part of Heat Collector 15│ - │ - Top part of Heat Collector 40│ - │ - No. 11 C Heat Collector only for ’97, ’98 60│ - and ’99 stoves. │ - │ - This part is given on preceding page as cut │ - No. 1 C. │ - │ - No. 11 D (not shown in cuts of repairs) 60│ - Heat Collector only for 1900 and 1901 │ - stoves. │ - │ - No. 12 Oven Drip and Hot Air Tube with 1 60│ - Evaporator, complete │ - │ - Give No. of stove and latest date of │ - patent. │ - │ - No. 13 Oven Burner Casting (only) to which 50│ - sawed cap is bolted │ - │ - Give No. of stove and latest date of │ - patent. │ - │ - No. 14 Oven Burner Drum (only) made of 75│ - terne plate (not shown in cut) │ - │ - No. 14 B Oven Burner Drum (only) made of 1 75│ - brass. │ - │ - In ordering 14 or 14 B repairs, always give │ - No. of stove and date of patent. It is well │ - also to describe the part wanted, as many │ - changes have been made in the oven burners. │ - │ - _Note_—If the burner drum only, less the │ - heat collector, cap and center tube, for │ - top burner is wanted, use the repair number │ - 14, for iron drum and No. 14 B for brass │ - drum say for top burner and be sure to give │ - date of stove. │ - │ - No. 16 Front Brace for step (not shown in 25│ 10c - cut) │ - │ - No. 17 Back Brace for step (see cut) 25│ 12c - │ - No. 18 E Oven Grate for ’93 and ’94 stove 85│ - │ - No. 18 L for all later 85│ - │ - No. 19 Oven Burner Cap (sawed) 35│ 25c - │ - Be sure to give date of stove as the caps │ - are not interchangeable on stoves made in │ - different years. │ - │ - _Note_—The least irregular opening at the │ - top of a “New Process” burner will cause │ - the flame to pop out. When this occurs with │ - the oven burner, look carefully first for │ - crack in sawed burner cap as the least │ - break will cause trouble. See if the cap is │ - warped up leaving an opening above center │ - tube. See that the center tube is in the │ - proper place. If the asbestos packing under │ - the lower edge of the sawed cap is │ - imperfect or out of place the same trouble │ - will be experienced. A new burner cap and │ - packing is the remedy. │ - │ - No. 20 Oven Burner Ring for ’93 and ’94 15│ 11c - stoves │ - │ - No. 21 Weight Arm for Oven Burner Ring 15│ 3c - (right or left) for ’93 or ’94 stoves │ - │ - No. 22 Oven Rest or Track for ’93 or ’94 50│ - stoves │ - │ - No. 23 Oven Rest or Track, made of steel. 20│ 5c - For ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98, ’99, 1900 or 1901 │ - stoves; each │ - │ - No. 24 Brass Evaporators 40│ 4c - │ - No. 25 Name Plate 20│ 10c - │ - No. 26 Oven Flame Reducer Caps 15│ 6c - │ - No. 27 Top Flame Reducer Caps 15│ 6c - │ - No. 28 Glass Domes for Evaporating Tubes 15│ 12c - 1893 or 1894, 5-1⁄16 inch diameter │ - │ - Always give date of patent on stove and │ - diameter of dome. │ - │ - No. 28 Glass Domes for Evaporating Tubes 15│ 9c - ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98 and ’99, 4⅞ in. │ - diameter. (This with cast ring will fit any │ - stove). │ - │ - Give latest date of patent on stove and │ - diameter of dome. │ - │ - No. 29 Center Tubes for Burner Drums. Give 20│ 6c - length of tube and say for which burner, │ - top or step │ - │ - Describe fully and give date of stove. In │ - giving length of center tube it is best to │ - give measurement of old tube as sometimes │ - the sawed cap becomes warped up so that the │ - exact length of center tube cannot be │ - secured from the burner. This is especially │ - true of the oven burner. │ - │ - No. 30 Protector Ring for Top of Burner 10│ 5c - (’93 or ’94 stoves) │ - │ - Sheets of Asbestos for oven bottom. 20│ 5c - │ - No. 31 Evaporator Horse Shoe. Many changes 15│ 7c - have been made in this repair. Describe │ - fully and give latest date on stove. │ - │ - No. 32 Cone Seat Ring. (Say if for top or 15│ 4c - step burner) │ - │ - No. 32 B Cone Seat Ring for ’93 and later 15│ 4c - stoves. │ - │ - No. 33 Dome Nut. 10│ 2c - │ - No. 34 Leg for ’92 Flue Extension 20│ 16c - │ - No. 35 Columns for Top Shelf (Nickel). See 35│ 17c - number on castings and give date of stove. │ - │ - Shelf columns of different styles have been │ - made for 1896 and later stoves. In ordering │ - it is necessary to give the repair number │ - and also the date of stove or serial letter │ - which is found on the number plate. │ - │ - No. 36 Cast Flue Extension for 1892 stove 30│ - │ - No. 37 Sub-Burner and Center Tube for No. 8 25│ 10c - cabinet oven burner │ - │ - No. 38 Cabinet Range Oven Burner, complete 2 75│ - │ - No. 39 Oven Door Hinge, 1893 (right or 15│ 2c - left) │ - │ - No. 40 Oven Racks (sheet steel or wire not 30│ - shown) │ - │ - No. 41 Patent Plate (not shown) 15│ 6c - │ - No. 42 Tank Plate 35│ - │ - No. 43 Tank Plate Handle (not shown) 20│ 6c - │ - No. 44 Cast Flue (1892 stove not shown). 50│ - │ - No. 45 Tin Elbows (not shown). 25│ 5c - │ - No. 46 N. P. Tank Funnel 20│ 3c - │ - No. 47 End Shelf Hook 10│ 2c - │ - No. 48 Sub-Burner, complete (not shown) 35│ 7c - │ - This number is given for the sub-burner │ - used on the 1895 and 1896 stoves. On the │ - later stoves the sub-burner casting is │ - attached to the center tube and top sawed │ - cap, all of which go together. │ - │ - No. 49 Sub-Burner Cap (not shown 15│ 2c - separately) │ - │ - No. 50 Sub-Burner Flip 20│ 3c - │ - The cut No. 50 shows the flip for the 1895 │ - and 1896 sub-burner. The flip for later │ - stoves may be ordered by using the repair │ - No. 50 and giving the date of stove. │ - │ - Oven Top 1 00│ - │ - Oven Back 1 25│ - │ - Oven End, each 1 00│ - │ - Oven Door 1 00│ - │ - Oven Door Front and Bottom 1 25│ - │ - No. 51 Valves and Pipe for No. 1 Tank ’97, 1 50│ - ’98, ’99, 1900 and 1901 │ - │ - No. 52 Valves and Pipe for No. 2 and 3 Tank 2 00│ - ’97, ’98, ’99, 1900 and 1901 │ - │ - No. 53 Valves and Pipe for No. 4 and 8 Tank 2 75│ - ’97, ’98, ’99, 1900 and 1901 │ - │ - The sets of valves, complete, given as Nos. │ - 51, 52 and 53 are easily put on to the tank │ - and can be ordered for tanks made in the │ - years mentioned. For tanks made previously │ - it is better to order valves separately │ - rather than complete with supply pipe. │ - │ - No. 54 Step Burner, complete. Always give 2 50│ - date of patent on stove. │ - │ - No. 55 Weight for Oven Ring, ’93 and ’94 15│ - │ - No. 56 Top Casting of Heat Collector ’97, 20│ 13c - ’98 and ’99. │ - │ - No. 57 Sub-Burner for ’96 stove only 20│ 6c - │ - No. 58 Corner Foot with caster for “New 35│ 16c - Process” frame │ - │ - This part is not shown in cut but is used │ - on the ’99, 1900 and 1901 stoves. In │ - ordering state for which corner it is │ - wanted. │ - │ - No. 59 Center Foot with caster for “New 25│ 10c - Process” frame │ - │ - No. 60 Middle Bracket Brace, nickel plated, 25│ 10c - for “New Process” box frame (not shown in │ - cut). Say whether for right or left side. │ - ───────────────────────────────────────────────────┴─────── - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - “NEW PROCESS” VAPOR STOVES. - - In Ordering Repairs, Always Refer to Cuts Below for Date of Stove. - -[Illustration: This cut represents our 1891 “NEW PROCESS” Step Stove. -(Cut of 1890 Stove not shown.)] - -[Illustration: This cut represents our 1892 “NEW PROCESS” Step Stove.] - -[Illustration: This cut represents our 1892 “NEW PROCESS” Range -Cabinet.] - -[Illustration: This cut represents our 1893 “NEW PROCESS” Step Stove.] - -[Illustration: This cut represents our 1894 “NEW PROCESS” Step Stove.] - -[Illustration: This cut represents our 1895 “NEW PROCESS” Step Stove.] - -[Illustration: This cut represents our 1896 “NEW PROCESS” Step Stove.] - -[Illustration: This cut represents our 1897-1898 “NEW PROCESS” Step -Stove.] - -[Illustration: This cut represents our 1899 “NEW PROCESS” Step Stove.] - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: Drawing of stove with parts marked] - - - READ CAREFULLY. - -As our patterns are changed from year to year, it is absolutely -necessary that we know =the year the stove was made= for which you want -repairs, and whether it is a No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8. The stoves -are constructed of parts made detachable and interchangeable, and in -ordering repairs =be particular= to specify, =by number only=, just -which parts are required. It will not be necessary to order a drum (10) -and heat collector (11) where =only= the former is needed. See cut -above. - -As you face the stove, the parts are “right” and “left.” Valves are -“right,” “left” and “center.” As valves have been changed from year to -year, be particular in ordering valves for old tanks, to specify whether -valves are soldered on feed pipe or fastened with a loose nut or union, -or screwed into a solid nipple. Top brackets for 1893, 1894 and 1895 -stoves are “right” and “left,” also the arms for weights. Step braces -are “front” and “back.” If drip and hot air tubes are wanted, say -whether for “right,” “left,” “center” or “oven” burners, and give the -number of stove. - -The 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899 and 1900 ovens are made of -sections. New parts can be furnished, which anyone can put in place in a -few minutes. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - - The “Standard” Ther-Lite Gasoline Stove. - It Furnishes Heat and Light. - - -[Illustration: Stove] - -This stove is something entirely new and unique. It is a gas machine, a -cook stove and an incandescent lamp combined. - -The stove is constructed with a powerful generator which is located near -the front of the stove and is independent of all the burners. This -generator can be started quickly, without smoke, and can be operated at -a nominal cost, furnishing gas for all the burners and the light. The -light can be used at any time and independent of the burners by simply -starting the generator. The burners are large, with removable sawed caps -that spread the heat evenly over the bottom of the cooking vessel. After -the generator has been heated there is no further delay in lighting any -of the burners. The “Standard” Ther-Lite is very simple and easy to -operate. It is a safe, efficient and economical cook stove and, with the -additional feature of incandescent illumination, is the most practical -and useful gasoline stove ever made. The stove can be ordered either -with or without the light. The light attachment can be put on or removed -at any time. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 520. “Standard” Ther-Lite Gasoline Stove. - Price $12.00. - - No. 520L. “Standard” Ther-Lite with Light Attachment. - Price $14.00. - - Code Word “Pack.” With Light “Packing.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 25″ │ 2 │60 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The above cut shows the No. 520L Standard Ther-Lite with light -attachment. Can be ordered either with or without the light. Has a -safety tank which is removed for filling. An oven can be placed on top -of stove for baking. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 521. “Standard” Ther-Lite Gasoline Stove. - Price $14.00. - - No. 521L. “Standard” Ther-Lite, with Light Attachment. - Price $16.00. - - Code Word “Paint.” With Light “Painting.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 33″ │ 3 │70 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The No. 521L shown in cut has three large burners and can be furnished -either with or without the light attachment. Has a safety tank which -must be removed for filling. An oven can be placed on top of stove for -baking. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 525. “Standard” Ther-Lite Gasoline Stove. - Price $18.00. - - No. 525L. “Standard” Ther-Lite with Light Attachment. - Price $20.00. - - Code Word “Pick.” With Light “Picking.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═════════╤════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│ STEP │BURNERS │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼─────────┼────────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 42″ │18″ × 24″│ 3 │100 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴─────────┴────────┴──────── - -The No. 525L shown in cut is a very convenient and suitable stove for an -ordinary family. Has two burners on top of stove and one on the step for -the oven. It is provided with removable safety tank. All Ther-Lite -Stoves can be ordered either with or without the light attachment. The -light can be added to or removed from the stove at any time. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 526. “Standard” Ther-Lite Gasoline Stove. - Price $20.00. - - No. 526L. “Standard” Ther-Lite with Light Attachment. - Price $22.00. - - Code Word “Pound.” With Light “Pounding.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═════════╤════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│ STEP │BURNERS │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼─────────┼────────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 50½″ │18″ × 14″│ 4 │115 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴─────────┴────────┴──────── - -The No. 526L is a stove well suited to the use of a large family. It has -three burners on top of stove and one on the step for the oven. Has -safety tank and all the conveniences offered on the other sizes of -Ther-Lite Stoves. It is a veritable gas machine, gas stove and -incandescent lamp combined. Its field of usefulness is unlimited. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - - The “Standard” Giant Burner Gasoline Stove. - - -[Illustration: Cut shows “Standard” Giant Burner With Smokeless -Lighter.] - -The “Standard” Giant Burner for 1901 is a gasoline stove that can be -fully recommended. The burners are individual generators that operate -without a sub-fire. The burner cap is not bolted to the burner and is -easily removed for cleaning. The burner head is large and made of brass. -It has a large generating surface and is constructed with a lip of brass -extending from the top of the head up above the burner cap and into the -flame. This makes it a very powerful generator which will maintain a -constant, steady flame even when a heavy grade of gasoline is used. The -large upper needle controls the flow of gas to the burner and should -never be used until after the burner has been heated and ready for -lighting. The lower small needle should never be used except for turning -on the gasoline in the starting cup. In starting the burner it is not -necessary to wait for all the gasoline to burn out of the cup. About two -minutes after the starting cup has been lighted turn on the main needle -and the burner is ready for cooking. The small upright needle located at -the bottom of the large center tube is the cleaning needle and is only -to be used for cleaning the orifice or opening that regulates the flow -of gas to the burner. When a heavy grade of gasoline is used this -orifice is liable to become clogged. To avoid this the cleaning needle -should be turned up every few days and the orifice kept clean. The -“Standard” Giant Burner stove lights quickly and maintains a large flame -which spreads evenly over the bottom of the cooking vessel. The stove is -simple in construction, perfect in operation, handsome in appearance and -is recommended as a good medium priced gasoline stove. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 151. “Standard” Giant Burner Low Junior. - Price $8.00. - Code Word “White.” - - No. 152. “Standard” Giant Burner Low Junior. - Price $10.00. - Code Word “Black.” -] - - ═══╤═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - No.│ TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │BURNERS│ - ───┼─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 151│25″ × 17″│ 15″ │ 25″ │ 2 │40 lbs. - 152│33″ × 17″│ 15″ │ 33″ │ 3 │50 lbs. - ───┴─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The Nos. 151 and 152 “Standard” Giant Burner Low Juniors are built on -the same principle throughout as our other Giant Burner stoves. Have the -improved “Standard” burners and removable safety tank. An oven can be -used on top of stove for baking. They are very efficient stoves at a low -price. The No. 151 has two burners and the No. 152 has three, all -provided with our improved smokeless lighter. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 160. “Standard” Giant Burner. - Price $10.00. - Code Word “Red.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 25″ │ 2 │60 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The No. 160 “Standard” Giant Burner is a safe, convenient generating -gasoline stove. It is made on a high frame and is a suitable size for a -small family. An oven can be used on top for baking. Has safety tank. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 161. “Standard” Giant Burner. - Price $12.00. - Code Word “Blue.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 33″ │ 3 │70 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -There is no better medium-priced generating gasoline stove than the No. -161 shown. Like all other “Standard” Giant Burners, it has a smokeless -lighting device. It is convenient in size and height and will do the -work of any cook stove. For baking, the oven is used on top burners. Has -safety tank, which must be removed for filling. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 165. “Standard” Giant Burner. - Price with Iron Drop Door Oven, $18.00. - Price without Oven, $15.00. - Code Word “Green.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═════════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│ STEP │BURNERS│SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼─────────┼───────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 42″ │18″ × 14″│ 3 │100 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴─────────┴───────┴──────── - -The above cut represents our No. 165 “Standard” Giant Burner Stove with -step and oven. The oven can be removed and the step burner used for -other purposes. Has removable tank and the improved “Standard” burners. -All burners are independent and are provided with the smokeless lighting -device. It is a very convenient and desirable stove. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 166. “Standard” Giant Burner. - Price, with Iron Drop Door Oven, $20.00. - Price, without Oven, $17.00. - Code Word “Yellow.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═════════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│ STEP │NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼─────────┼───────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 50½″ │18″ × 14″│ 4 │115 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴─────────┴───────┴──────── - -The “Standard” Giant Burner Stoves are the most perfect generating -stoves on the market. They are fitted with our improved type of giant -burner. Do not smoke while being lighted. The burner gives a large, -powerful flame, which is evenly distributed over bottom of cooking -vessel. These stoves are well made throughout, and equipped with safety -tanks which must be removed from stove for filling. No. 166 has three -top burners and one step burner. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - - The “Globe” Junior Gasoline Stove. - - -[Illustration: image of stove part] - -To those who desire an old style individual generator gasoline stove, we -recommend the Globe Junior, which is made on both high and low frames. -The burner head is made of brass and has a large generating surface. The -cap is of the drilled type. The standpipe is made of brass and is packed -in such a manner as to give a steady flame. The large upper needle -controls the flow of gas to the burner. The small upright needle is for -cleaning only and should be turned up every few days, until the point -shows at the orifice, and back again until the orifice is clear, -otherwise the opening is liable to become clogged from paraffine or -other impurities in the gasoline. Should the cleaning needle be hard to -turn, a little lubricating oil or hard soap should be used on the -threads. - -The Globe Juniors are handsome in appearance; those with drop safety -tanks are made only on box frames; those with stationary tanks are made -either on box or skeleton frames, as ordered. Only the best workmanship -and materials enter into the construction of our Globe Juniors and they -should not be compared with the many cheaply constructed Juniors on the -market. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 1. Globe Low Junior. - Price $4.00 - Code Word “Iron.” - - No. 01. Globe Low Junior - with Stationary Tank, Price $3.50 - Code Word “Wheat.” - No. 01 with Skeleton Frame, $3.00 -] - - ══════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ──────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 18″ × 15½″│ 14″ │ 18″ │ 1 │20 lbs. - ──────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The above cut represents the one burner Junior, 14 inches high. This -stove has the same powerful burner used on the larger stoves and is -desirable where a single constant flame is required. Always state -whether Box or Skeleton frame is desired. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 2. Globe Low Junior. - Price $5.50. - Code Word “Steel.” - - No. 02. Globe Low Junior - with Stationary Tank, Price $5.00. - Code Word “Corn.” - No. 02 with Skeleton Frame, $4.50. -] - - ═══════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ───────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 22½″ × 15½″│ 14″ │ 22½″ │ 2 │25 lbs. - ───────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The above cut represents the two burner Junior, 14 inches high. This -stove is made in a substantial manner and is perfect in design and -finish. Has two powerful individual burners. The No. 2 is fitted with -safety tank. Oven can be used on top of stove for baking. The No. 02, -while it has the same general construction, is not provided with safety -tank. All Globe Juniors are made with brass stand pipes and burner heads -and are the best class of juniors that can be produced. All Globe -Juniors with safely tanks are made on box frames, as shown in cut. Globe -Juniors with stationary tanks are made on either box frames or skeleton -frames, as listed above. In ordering be careful to state which frame is -desired. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 3. Globe Low Junior. - Price $7.00. - Code Word “Tin.” - - No. 03. Globe Low Junior - with Stationary Tank, Price $6.50. - Code Word “Oats.” - No. 03 with Skeleton Frame, $6.00. -] - - ═══════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ───────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 32½″ × 15½″│ 14″ │ 32½″ │ 3 │30 lbs. - ───────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -These stoves are 14 inches high, and of the same construction throughout -as our other Globe stoves. The No. 3 is fitted with safety tank. Oven -can be used on top for baking. The No. 03 has stationary tank which -cannot be turned down for filling. All Globe Junior stoves are made with -brass stand pipes and brass burner heads. For general construction, -successful operation and durability they are unsurpassed. All Globe -Juniors with safety tanks are made only on box frames. With stationary -tanks they are made on either box or skeleton frames. In ordering be -careful to state which frame is desired. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 22. Globe High Junior. - Price $7.50. - Code Word “Brass.” - - No. 022. Globe High Junior. - Price $7.00. - Code Word “Rye.” - No. 022 with Skeleton Frame, $6.50. -] - - ═══════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ───────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 22½″ × 15½″│ 27″ │ 22½″ │ 2 │35 lbs. - ───────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -These stoves are medium size, 27 inches high, fitted with two powerful -individual burners. Are very desirable stoves for small families. An -oven can be used on top for baking. The No. 22 has safety tank and box -frame as shown in cut. The No. 022 has stationary tank and can be -furnished with box frame or skeleton frame as listed above. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 23. Globe High Junior. - Price $9.00. - Code Word “Copper.” - - No. 023. Globe High Junior. - With Stationary Tank, Price $8.50. - Code Word “Barley.” - Same Stove Skeleton Frame, $8.00. -] - - ═══════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ───────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 32½″ × 15½″│ 27″ │ 32½″ │ 3 │40 lbs. - ───────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -These stoves have three powerful individual burners each. Oven can be -used on top for baking. The No. 23 has safety tank which cannot be -filled while stove is in operation. The No. 023 has the same general -construction, but is not supplied with safety tank. All Globe Junior -stoves are made with brass stand pipes and brass burner heads. For -general construction, successful operation and durability the Globe -stands in the front rank of generating stoves. The No. 23 is furnished -only on box frame as shown in cut. The No. 023 can be furnished either -on box frame or skeleton frame, as listed above. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 24. Globe Generator Gasoline Stove. - Price with Drop Door Iron Oven, $14.00. - Without Oven, $11.00. - Code Word “Silver.” -] - - ═══════════╤══════╤══════╤══════════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│ STEP │NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │BURNERS│ - ───────────┼──────┼──────┼──────────┼───────┼──────── - 22½″ × 15½″│ 27″ │ 41″ │17″ × 13½″│ 3 │55 lbs. - │ │ │ │ │ Oven - │ │ │ │ │adds 10 - │ │ │ │ │ lbs. - ───────────┴──────┴──────┴──────────┴───────┴──────── - -The “Globe” Junior Stoves are of the drilled cone “Generating” type. -They are well made throughout, and provided with safety tank, which -cannot be filled while stove is in operation. The No. 24 has two top -burners and step. Step has a powerful single burner. The Nos. 24 and 25 -are furnished only with drop down safety tanks and box frames as shown -in cuts. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 25. Globe Generator Gasoline Stove. - With Drop Door Iron Oven, Price, $16.00. - Without Oven, Price, $13.00. - Code Word “Gold.” -] - - ═══════════╤══════╤══════╤══════════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│ STEP │NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │BURNERS│ - ───────────┼──────┼──────┼──────────┼───────┼──────── - 32½″ × 15½″│ 27″ │ 50½″ │17″ × 13½″│ 4 │55 lbs. - │ │ │ │ │ Oven - │ │ │ │ │adds 10 - │ │ │ │ │ lbs. - ───────────┴──────┴──────┴──────────┴───────┴──────── - -To those who desire an old style individual generator gasoline stove we -recommend the No. 25 as a desirable stove. It has three burners on top -and one large burner on the step for the oven. The oven is well made of -polished steel, with drop door and is an excellent baker. The burners -are made of brass and have brass stand pipes. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - Repairs for “Standard” Giant Burner Gasoline Stoves. - - [Illustration: Images of parts in following list] - - - Repair Price List for “Standard” Giant Burner Gasoline Stoves. - - All Repairs are Invariably Cash With Order, no Allowance Made for - Freight or Express. - -In ordering repairs always give repair number of part wanted, also give -number and date of stove. When number of stove cannot be given it will -be necessary to state how many burners and give height of stove. - - ═══╤═════════════════════════╤═════╤═══════ - No.│ REPAIRS │PRICE│ - │ │ │Postage - ───┼─────────────────────────┼─────┼─────── - 1│Burner, complete with cap│$2.50│ — - 2│Sawed Burner Cap │ .35│ 17c - 3│Tank, complete │ 1.50│ — - 4│Inside Reservoir, only │ .75│ — - 5│Outside shell, only │ .75│ — - 6│Tee Valve and Starting │ .80│ 9c - │ Cup │ │ - 7│Main Needle │ .20│ 5c - 8│Cleaning Needle │ .15│ 2c - 9│Plug Needle for Tee Valve│ .15│ 2c - 10│Burner Head │ 1.00│ 17c - 11│Induction Tube (give │ .20│ 2c - │ length) │ │ - 12│Tank Spring Valve │ .30│ 4c - 13│Step Grate │ .50│ — - 14│Name Plate (give size of │ .20│ 7c - │ stove) │ │ - 15│Perforated Spreader with │ .10│ 2c - │ washer and screw │ │ - 16│Perforated Cylinder │ .20│ 2c - 17│Top Burner Hanger │ .10│ 2c - 18│Step Burner Hanger │ .10│ 2c - 19│Angle piece, with Needle │ .45│ 4c - 20│Brass Stand Pipe, with │ .20│ 2c - │ Packing │ │ - 21│Tank Pipe Support │ .10│ 2c - 22│Front Bracket for Main │ .30│ 14c - │ Frame │ │ - 23│Step Bracket │ .20│ 9c - 24│Foot for Low Junior (say │ .15│ 7c - │ which corner) │ │ - 25│Center Foot, with Caster │ .20│ 8c - 26│Corner Foot, with Caster │ .25│ 11c - │ (say which corner) │ │ - 27│Number and Date Plate │ .15│ 4c - ───┴─────────────────────────┴─────┴─────── - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - Repairs for Globe Juniors. - - [Illustration: Images of parts in following list] - - - Repair Price List for Globe Juniors. - - All Repairs are Invariably Cash with Order. - No Freight or Express allowed. - -In ordering repairs for Globe Juniors always give repair number, also -give number and date of stove. Where number of stove cannot be given it -will be necessary to state how many burners and give height of stove. -For numbers of Globe Juniors refer to cuts of stove in this catalogue. - - ═══╤═════════════════════════╤═════╤═══════ - No.│ REPAIRS │PRICE│ - │ │ │Postage - ───┼─────────────────────────┼─────┼─────── - 1│Burners (Top) │$1.75│ - 2│Burners (Step) │ 2.00│ - 3│Burner Cap (Top or Step) │ .20│ 5c - │Say whether for Top or │ │ - │ Step. │ │ - 4│Tank (Drop) │ 1.15│ - 5│Tank (Stationary) │ 1.00│ - 6│Tank Support Rod for Low │ .15│ 3c - │ Juniors │ │ - 7│Tank Catch complete │ .20│ 4c - 8│Swivel Joint, (not shown)│ .50│ - 9│Needle, give length │ .20│ 6c - 10A│Angle Piece and Needle, │ .60│ - │ Top Burner │ │ - 10B│Angle Piece and Needle, │ .75│ 7c - │ Step Burner │ │ - 11│Burner Head (Step) │ .70│ - 12│Burner Head (Top) │ .60│ - 13│Drip Cup │ .10│ 2c - 14│Tee Valves │ .30│ - 15│Cleaning Needle │ .15│ - 16│¼-inch Globe Valve │ .40│ - 17│Burner Stand Pipe │ .25│ 4c - 18│Name Plate, give size of │ .25│ 4c - │ stove │ │ - 19│Step Grate │ .60│ - 20│Stationary Tank Pipe │ .15│ 4c - │ Support │ │ - 21│Tank Support Rod for High│ .20│ 12c - │ Junior (give length) │ │ - ───┴─────────────────────────┴─────┴─────── - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - - The “New Process” Camp and Yacht Stove. - - -Nothing can bring greater comfort or pleasure to a sportsman than good, -wholesome food, well cooked and properly served! - -What’s so jolly as a meal on the yacht or in camp, after a day of sport -and recreation? - -This stove provides a means for out-of-door cooking. The burners are -enclosed to prevent the flame from being blown out by the wind. The -pressure of gas in the burners is secured by a pneumatic bulb, a few -pressures of which furnishes sufficient head for several hours’ use. The -tank is perfectly tight and prevents any possibility of spilling. In -filling the tank the pressure is released as soon as cap is removed, so -that the flame is extinguished, avoiding all danger in filling. Five -gallons of ordinary stove gasoline will furnish fuel to cook with for a -party of six for ten days. The stove is furnished with side wall -brackets for the yacht and also with legs for camping. When used on -brackets can be folded back on wall and is sustained in that position -with a hook, occupying very little space. As a yacht stove, the four -corner legs are not necessary, the back of stove being held by the -brackets; the front is sustained on a center leg by means of which stove -can be readily adjusted to any level required by position of boat. In -shipping, the legs and tank are packed in the stove. - -[Illustration: Cut of No. A, folded back against wall.] - - A Safe, Clean, Convenient Folding Stove - FOR THE YACHT. - - A Compact, Efficient Portable Stove - FOR THE CAMP. - -These stoves can be furnished in polished brass with nickel trimmings at -an additional cost when desired. Both legs and brackets are furnished -with each stove. - -An oven can be used on top of either stove for baking. For prices and -description of ovens, see page 63. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - Cut of No. B (3 bur.) on Legs. - - No. A Camp and Yacht Stove. - Price $14.00. - Code Word “Trout.” - - No. B Camp and Yacht Stove. - Price $17.00. - Code Word “Bass.” -] - - ══════════════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NO. OF │SHIPPING - │ ON │ │BURNERS│ WEIGHT - │ LEGS │ │ │ - ──────────────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - No. A, 22½″ × 15½″│ 27″ │ 22½″ │ 2 │25 lbs. - No. B, 32½″ × 15½″│ 27″ │ 32½″ │ 3 │30 lbs. - ──────────────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The above cut shows the No. B Stove with three burners. The No. A has -the same general construction but has one less burner. The center -adjustable leg is used only on yachts for changing level of stove as -position of boat changes. - -Read description on preceding page. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - - The “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame. - For Coal Oil and Gasoline. - - -It is with a feeling of great assurance and satisfaction that we offer -our “Wickless” Blue Flame Oil Stove to the trade, for this, its fourth -season. - -[Illustration: No. 1.] - -While there have been a number of other “Wickless” Stoves put on the -market, the universal satisfaction with which our “Standard” has been -sold by the trade, and used by consumers, is the most positive evidence -that it is properly constructed to meet the popular demand for a good, -practical, Oil Stove. The simplicity of our “Standard” Wickless, is a -feature that recommends it for use in the kitchen, where mechanical -ingenuity is usually lacking. - -It cannot be styled an Evaporator or Generator, as it burns the oil as -simply and completely as a handfull of wood shavings would be burned, if -ignited in the fire pot of an ordinary cook stove. To successfully -accomplish this result, there are two important and vital features of -the stove, and in which ours differs from other styles of “Wickless,” -namely: =the burner cup= that receives and distributes the oil to the -flame, and =the combustion chamber= or =chimney= where the gases are -mixed with air in proper proportion, to produce a blue flame. (See cut -No. 1.) - -[Illustration: No. 2.] - -The burner cup of the “Standard” Wickless, as shown in cut No. 2, is -made with an enlarged entrance, the channel of the cup being divided so -that the oil enters on both sides of the cup, where it is conducted into -two channels, upper and lower, entirely around the cup. In this manner -the oil is distributed evenly to all parts of the burner, giving a more -even and perfect flame than can be secured where there is only a single -small entrance to the cup. Further, our cup is less sensitive to being -out of level, on account of the manner in which the oil is distributed. - -The enlarged opening at the entrance of the cup, provides for the -expansion of gas, which always takes place where the oil enters a heated -cup, thereby overcoming the tendency toward a pulsating flame which is a -common and objectionable feature of all other “Wickless” burner cups, -constructed without an enlarged opening at the entrance. By referring to -Cut No. 3, it will be seen that the channel cup is constructed with a -ledge, which projects from the outer rim toward the center of the cup, -on this ledge the outside perforate of the chimney rests. This ledge -prevents, to a great degree, the oil from passing by capillary -attraction, over the surfaces of the burner, to that part which is -outside of the chimney. For that reason the “Standard” Wickless can be -operated with less smoke and odor than any other “Wickless” Blue Flame -Oil Stove. - -[Illustration: No. 3.] - -The burner cup is made of sheet metal, (brass) which is quickly heated, -so that in starting the stove, it can be put in operating in much less -time than is possible, where a heavy cast cup is used. - -That the burner cup is durable, is proven by the fact that in three -years experience with the sheet brass cup, we have never known of one -burning out. - -The chimney, or combustion chamber of the “Standard” Wickless is a very -important feature, and one that is distinctly _our own_. To secure the -greatest efficiency from the burner, it is necessary that the flame be -applied as near to the _center_ of the cooking vessel as possible. - -It will be seen from the cut of our chimney, that it is constructed with -a small tube in the center, which extends from below the burner to the -top; through this center tube, a current of fresh, warm air is -constantly furnished to the flames, which produces at the center of the -burner, a most powerful fire, applying it at a point where the greatest -possible utilization of the heat is secured. - -Through the large openings at the top of the inside perforate, a large -proportion of the flame is drawn toward the center of the burner, so -that the heat is applied evenly over the bottom of the cooking vessel, -thereby securing the greatest amount of benefit from the fuel consumed. - -[Illustration: - - RIGHT CONSTRUCTION. - No. 4. -] - -[Illustration: - - WRONG CONSTRUCTION. - No. 5. -] - -A comparative glance at the two cuts, will show how the heat from our -burner spreads evenly over the bottom of the article heated. If the top -of the perforate were closed, much of the heat would be lost by being -applied too far from the center of the article to be heated. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - Reasons Why Preferred. - -=It has no wick= - - and is easily kept clean. - -=It has no joints to leak= - - or packing nuts. No pressure of oil below the tank. It cannot leak. - -=It does not generate or evaporate.= - - The oil simply drops into an open brass pipe through which it is - conducted to an open burner ring where it burns, producing a - powerful blue flame. Could anything be simpler? - -=It has a removable tank= - - which can be carried to an outer room for filling. - -=It is absolutely safe.= - -=It lights quickly.= - - Simply turn on the oil and apply the match. - -=It cooks instantly.= - - There is no smoke—no delay. As soon as lighted a cooking vessel can - be placed over the burner. - -=It has no stops= - - or automatic regulators to govern the flow of oil. The flame is - entirely under the control of the user. - -=It makes no difference= - - what quality of oil is used, whether coal oil or gasoline, whether - it is good or bad, heavy or light, thick or thin, hot or cold, the - stove operates equally well, producing an intensely hot, smokeless - blue flame. Can as much be said TRUTHFULLY of any other stove? - -=It has a glass sight feed= - - which shows at a glance the flow of oil and enables the user to - regulate the valve quickly and accurately. - -=For economy of fuel= - - as compared with the coal and wood stove, it is beyond comparison. - Will save what it cost in one season over coal or wood at the - average price. It is a friend and helper to the thrifty housekeeper - who tries to save what others waste. - -=Especially.= - - It is a boon to the country home and suburban residence, where fuel - gas cannot be obtained. - -=Lastly.= - - It is safe, clean, quick, reliable and convenient, and no home can - afford to forego the comfort that this wonderful stove brings. - -=The dealer= - - who recognizes the merits of the “Standard” Wickless and places it - on his sales floor will find it a ready and popular seller. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 351. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame Junior. - Price $6.00. - Price not Subject to same Discount as Other Wickless Stoves. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Snug.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 15″ │ 25″ │ 2 │30 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The above cut shows the two-burner Junior of the new “Wickless” series. -It has the same style of burner cup and chimney as the larger stoves and -will operate equally as well. The burners are 3½″ in diameter. The -ornamentation is plain but handsome. It has removable tank and sight -feed. An oven can be used on top of stove for baking. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 352. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame Junior. - Price, $8.00. - Price not subject to the same discount as other stoves. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Sharp.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 15″ │ 33″ │ 3 │40 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The No. 352 “Wickless” Junior shown above has the same general -construction as the No. 351. It has three burners 3½″ in diameter. The -tank is removable and can be carried to an outer room for filling. Has -sight feed so that the flow of oil can be seen by the user. This style -of stove is made only in the two and three burner low Junior type. -Though not highly ornamented, these Juniors are made to operate -perfectly and can be recommended as first-class stoves. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 251. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame. - Price $9.50. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Small.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 15″ │ 25″ │ 2 │40 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -Has removable tank and glass sight feed. Burners are 3½ inches in -diameter. An oven can be used on top for baking. This stove is a -convenient helper in any kitchen, has sufficient capacity for light -housekeeping and, on account of its compactness, is almost indispensable -to a complete camp outfit. It is the simplest and most efficient -wickless oil stove. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 252. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame - Price $12.00. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Smooth.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 15″ │ 33″ │ 3 │50 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The above cut represents the No. 252 “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame -Junior. It has three powerful 3½ inch burners of the same construction -as is used on the large stoves. An oven can be used on top for baking. -It is provided with removable tank and glass sight feed. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 260. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame Stove. - Price $12.00. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Short.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 25″ │ 2 │60 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The No. 260 has the same style of burners used on the larger stoves, 3½ -inches in diameter. Is convenient in height, making a very desirable -stove for light housekeeping. Oven can be used on top of stove for -baking. Removable tank and glass sight feed. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 261. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame Stove. - Price $14.50. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Simple.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 33″ │ 3 │70 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -This stove has plain top with ornamental high shelf. Burners are 3½ -inches in diameter. Has a removable tank and glass sight feed. An oven -can be used on top of stove for baking. It is a very convenient and -effective stove. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 265. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame Stove. - Price, with New Drop Door Iron Oven, $19.00. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Safe.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤═════════╤══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 27″ │18″ × 14″│ 42″ │100 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────┴──────── - -The No. 265 has two 3½ inch burners on top, and one 4½ inch burner on -the step for oven. This stove is ornamental and has sufficient capacity -for family use. For a medium-priced stove is a general favorite. Is -provided with a removable tank and glass sight feed so that the flow of -oil is in plain sight of the user and can be easily regulated. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 266. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame Stove. - Price, with New Drop Door Iron Oven, $22.00. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Sure.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤═════════╤══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 27″ │18″ × 14″│ 50½″ │115 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────┴──────── - -The No. 266 has the same general construction as the larger sizes of -“Standard” Wickless Stoves. It has three burners on top, each 3½ inches -in diameter. The step burner is 4½ inches in diameter and furnishes -sufficient heat for baking. The stove has ornamental high shelf and -heavy nickel plated casters, making a very pretty stove of large -capacity at a medium price. Has a removable tank and glass sight feed. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 275. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame Stove. - Price $21.00. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Security.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤═════════╤══════╤═════════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│ OVEN │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────┼─────────────────┼──────── - 26″ × 21″│ 28½″ │18″ × 15″│ 48″ │19½″ × 13¼″ × 12″│140 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────┴─────────────────┴──────── - -Here is a stove without competition, having many valuable special -features found in no other stove. It has large top surface, with two -powerful 3½ inch burners for cooking purposes, and two 3½ inch burners -on step, giving it a cooking and baking capacity sufficient for a good -sized family. Has removable tank and glass sight feed. What to do with a -portable oven when not in use is a problem which has puzzled many a -systematic housekeeper. We have solved it. Push the oven back, as shown -in above cut. Our reflex oven, which is large and convenient, has -thorough ventilation and produces perfect results not obtainable in the -ordinary coal or wood stove oven. The No. 275 is a safe, simple, clean, -economical oil stove. We especially recommend this size. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 276. “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame Stove. - Price $24.00. - For Coal Oil or Gasoline. - Code Word “Simplicity.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤═════════╤══════╤═════════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│ OVEN │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────┼─────────────────┼──────── - 33″ × 21″│ 28½″ │18″ × 15″│ 55″ │19½″ × 13¼″ × 12″│150 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────┴─────────────────┴──────── - -A complete family cook stove having five burners, which can be used for -cooking, singly or all at the same time. The burners are 3½ inches in -diameter and give a powerful blue flame. When used at their full -capacity each burner is sufficient for heating two or more cooking -vessels. The two step burners are 3½ inches in diameter and can also be -used separately for cooking. Together, they give requisite heat for -baking in our New Process oven, with which this stove is provided. The -oven can be pushed back when not in use. The stove is provided with a -removable tank and glass sight feed. A glance at the cut will convince -anyone of the beauty and convenience of design. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: Images of parts in following list] - - - Repair List and Cuts of Repairs for the “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame - Oil Stoves. - -Orders for repairs must be accompanied with remittance to cover cost of -repairs and postage. =In ordering=, be sure to state name, number and -date or the serial letter of stove, as well as repair number. - - No. 1—Burner Complete for “Standard” Wickless, price 3½ inch, $2.50; 4½ - inch, $3.50. - No. 2—Chimney Complete, for any year, price 3½ inch, $1.00; 4½ inch, - $1.40. - - It is necessary in ordering to give date of stove, say whether for - “Wickless,” or “Standard” Wickless. - - No. 3—Inside Brass Perforate for Chimney, price 3½ inch, 50c, postage - 12c; 4½ inch, 65c, postage 16c. - No. 4—Outside Steel Perforate for Chimney, price, 3½ inch, 20c, postage - 6c; 4½ inch, 25c, postage 8c. - No. 5—Burner Rest Bowl for “Standard” Wickless, price, 3½ inch, 25c, - postage 13c; 4½ inch, 35c, postage 16c. - No. 6—Burner Cup for “Standard” Wickless, price, 3½ inch, 40c, postage - 8c; 4½ inch 60c, postage 12c. - - Must give date or serial letter of stove. - - No. 7—Starting Rings, price, 3½ inch, 60c per dozen, postage 12c; 4½ - inch, 75c per dozen, postage 15c. - NOTE—The “Wickless” and “Standard” Wickless rings =are not= the same - size. Always state for which they are wanted. - - No. 8—Needle, with knob, for “Standard” Wickless Blue Flame, price, - 80c, postage, 4c. - No. 9—Valve Complete, with Indicators and Needle, “Standard” Wickless, - 60c, postage 7c. - No. 10—Drum Post for “Standard” Wickless, price, 25c, postage 5c. - No. 11—Nickel Shelf Column for shelf on Low Junior, 35c, postage 14c. - - (State whether for right or left.) - - No. 12—Nickel Shelf Column for High Stoves, 50c, postage 22c. - - (State whether right or left and give date and number of stove.) - - No. 13—Nickel Bracket Tank Support for “Standard” Wickless, 25c, - postage 14c. - - (State whether right or left.) - - No. 14—Nickel Front Tank Support, 25c, postage 15c. - - (Give number of stove.) - - No. 15—Step Grate Brace for High Junior, 25c, postage 9c; for High - Stove, 35c; postage 20c. - - (State whether front or back brace is wanted.) - - No. 16—Step Grate, less Center Grate, for 275 and 276, 90c. - No. 17—Oblong Center Grate, 45c. - No. 18—Step Grate, less Center Grate, for 265 and 266, 75c. - No. 19—Top Grate, 80c. Also used in center of step grate. - - (If for Step, give year and number of stove.) - - No. 20—Tank Handle with Brackets, 30c, postage 7c. - No. 21—Bracket for Tank Handle, 10c, postage 2c, - - (Say whether right or left, back or front.) - - No. 22—Tank Handle only (not shown), 10c, postage 2c. - No. 23—Starting Spoon, 10c, postage 2c. - No. 24—Brass Supply Pipe, connecting funnel with burner cup, price, Top - Burners, 80c each; Oven Burners, 75c each. - - (State number of stove and for which burner wanted.) - - No. 25—Bracket to hold Supply Pipe, 10c, postage 3c. - - (State whether for Top or Step Burner.) - - No. 26—Lever, with knob for raising chimney, 10c, postage 4c. - No. 27—Sheet Metal Bracket, Track for Oven, each, 20c. - No. 28—Center Foot, with caster, price, for High Junior, 20c, postage - 8c; for High Stove, 25c, postage 10c. - No. 29—Corner Foot, with caster, for High Junior, 30c, postage 11c; for - High Stove, 35c, postage 16c. - - (Give number of stove and say where located.) - - No. 30—Splasher, with starting spoons and funnels for high shelf, 80c. - No. 31—Tin Funnels, with starting spoons, 40c. - No. 32—Tank, with valves complete, for Nos. 251, 351 and 260, $2.75; - for Nos. 252, 352, 261 and 265, $3.00; for Nos. 266, 275, $3.25; for - No. 276, $3.50. - No. 33—Nickel Front Bracket for Main Frame (not shown), 30c, postage - 15c. - - (Give number of stove and say whether right or left.) - - “Right” or “left” is designated as you face front of stove. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - - The “Standard” Wick Blue Flame. - For Coal Oil. - - -To those who prefer the Wick Blue Flame Stove we offer the “Standard” -which has already proven a complete success, doing its work perfectly -and quickly, and with the utmost economy and safety. Mounted on a new -encased sheet steel frame and is handsome in design and finish. - -[Sidenote: What It Does.] - -The “Standard” uses common coal oil (kerosene), and owing to the -scientific principle embodied in the burner, secures perfect combustion, -producing a powerful blue flame, absolutely smokeless, and with proper -care is practically odorless. It cooks and bakes perfectly. A cooking -utensil or flat iron can be placed in direct contact with the flame, -thus securing full benefit of the heat generated; at the same time not a -particle of soot will be deposited upon the utensil. Thus the defects of -the old style, yellow flame oil stoves are overcome; there is no soot, -no smoke, no offensive odor; perfect combustion is secured and the work -is done _better_, _more quickly_ and at _less expense_. - -[Sidenote: Its Safety and Convenience.] - -The “New Process” Blue Flame Oil Stove is safer and easier to operate -than an ordinary coal oil lamp. There are no chimneys to break. The oil -tank being located below the top of the wick tube, there is no danger of -the oil running over and flooding the stove. The reservoir is away from -the fire and consequently is always cold. It is impossible to get the -wick too high. The wick is simply turned up to a stop and the light -applied, insuring a perfect and steady blue flame from start to finish. -An automatic locking device on the dial PREVENTS wick being turned too -high and producing smoke, or its being accidentally turned beyond -control of the wick raiser. - -[Sidenote: Its Care.] - -The “New Process” Blue Flame Oil Stove is easy to understand and to take -care of. Complete instructions accompany each stove, and we urge that -both dealers and users familiarize themselves with these instructions -before starting the stove in operation. As a rule, THE MISTAKE IS MADE -of trimming the wicks too much, thus destroying them needlessly. No -portion of the wick should be removed except the free carbon that -collects on its upper edge. THE CHARRED PORTION OF THE WICK PROPER -SHOULD NOT BE DISTURBED OR REMOVED. It serves its purpose as well in our -burner as the white, fresh portion of the wick. Never trim wick except -when absolutely necessary. Do not allow oil reservoir to become empty; -always keep reservoir well filled. Follow carefully directions -accompanying each stove, and perfect operation will be assured. - -[Sidenote: Testing.] - -All stoves are carefully tested for leakages and imperfections before -shipping. The “Standard” Wick Blue Flame is clean, convenient, safe, -effective, economical and has shown itself to be one of the best and -most perfect oil stoves on the market. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 101. “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Junior. - Price $9.50. - Code Word, “Diamond.” - No Charge for Crating. -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 15″ │ 25″ │ 2 │40 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The general construction of this stove is the same as the larger stoves. -An oven can be used on top of stove for baking. This stove is equipped -with two burners 3½ inches in diameter same as used on the larger stoves -and is thoroughly convenient and effective. Always keep burners -thoroughly cleaned, but never trim wicks unless absolutely necessary. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 102. “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Junior. - Price $12.00. - Code Word “Ruby.” - No Charge for Crating. -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 15″ │ 33″ │ 3 │50 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The above cut represents our No. 102 Blue Flame Oil Junior, fitted with -three powerful 3½ inch burners, same as used on our larger stoves. An -oven can be used on top of stove for baking. Materials and workmanship -are of the highest order. Never allow reservoir to become empty. Always -keep chimney raised when not in use. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 120. “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove. - Price $12.00. - Code Word “Carbuncle.” -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 25″ │ 2 │65 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -The above cut represents the No. 120 Two Burner Blue Flame Oil Stove. -Has two 3½ inch burners. Is mounted on casters and has ornamental high -shelf. The materials and workmanship are of the same high order that -characterize the larger stoves. Oven can be used on top of stove for -baking. Always keep burner thoroughly cleaned, but never trim wicks -unless absolutely necessary. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 121 “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove. - Price $14.50. - Code Word “Sapphire.” - No Charge for Crating. -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│NUMBER │SHIPPING - │ │ │ OF │ WEIGHT - │ │ │BURNERS│ - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼───────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 27″ │ 33″ │ 3 │75 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴───────┴──────── - -This stove is the same as the No. 126, without the step. Has three 3½ -inch burners. An oven can be used on top of stove for baking. The stove -is constructed on the same general principle throughout as the larger -sizes. Is mounted on casters and provided with ornamental high shelf. -NEVER allow reservoir to become empty. ALWAYS keep chimney raised when -burner is not in use. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 125. “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove. - Price, with Iron Oven, $19.00. - Code Word “Emerald.” - No Charge for Crating. -] - - ═════════╤══════╤═════════╤══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────┼──────── - 25″ × 17″│ 27″ │18″ × 14″│ 42″ │110 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────┴──────── - -This stove is constructed the same throughout as the larger sizes, and -is a popular size and style. It is furnished with iron oven, unless -otherwise ordered. Diameter of wick in step burner, 4½ inches; in top -burners, 3½ inches. Is a very convenient and effective stove. ALWAYS -keep burner thoroughly cleaned, but NEVER trim wicks unless absolutely -necessary. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 126. “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove. - Price, with Iron Oven, $22.00. - Code Word “Opal.” - No Charge for Crating. -] - - ═════════╤══════╤═════════╤══════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────┼──────── - 33″ × 17″│ 27″ │18″ × 14″│ 50½″ │120 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────┴──────── - -The accompanying cut represents the No. 126 step stove, with oven -complete. Furnished with iron oven unless otherwise ordered. This stove -is constructed on the same general principle as the larger sizes. -Diameter of wick in step burner, 4½ inches; in top burners, 3½ inches. -All the burners can be used at the same time. The stove is mounted on -casters and is provided with ornamental high shelf. NEVER allow -reservoir to become empty. ALWAYS keep chimney raised when stove is not -in use. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 105. “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove. - Price, $21.00. - Code Word “Cameo.” - No Charge for Crating. -] - - ═════════╤══════╤═════════╤══════╤═════════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│ OVEN │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────┼─────────────────┼──────── - 26″ × 21″│ 28½″ │18″ × 15″│ 48″ │19½″ × 13¼″ × 12″│150 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────┴─────────────────┴──────── - -This stove has full size cabinet frame with warming closet below -burners. Has four 3½ in. burners. Stove is mounted upon casters and -provided with automatic indicator showing amount of oil in reservoir. -When oven is not in use, it can be pushed back upon rest, directly back -of step, leaving step burner free for other use. The No. 105 stove is -well suited to the use of medium-sized families. ALWAYS keep burner -thoroughly cleaned, but NEVER trim wicks unless absolutely necessary. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 106. “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove. - Price $24.00. - Code Word “Pearl.” - No Charge for Crating. -] - - ═════════╤══════╤═════════╤══════╤═════════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ STEP │LENGTH│ OVEN │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────┼─────────────────┼──────── - 33″ × 21″│ 28½″ │18″ × 15″│ 55″ │19½″ × 13¼″ × 12″│160 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────┴─────────────────┴──────── - -The cut shows the oven in place over burners ready for use. All of the -burners can be used at the same time. Size of wick in top and step -burners, 3½ inches in diameter. The stove is mounted upon casters, -enabling user to move it at will. Stove is provided with top shelf. An -automatic indicator shows the amount of oil in the reservoir at all -times. NEVER allow oil reservoir to become empty; ALWAYS keep chimney -raised when burner is not in use. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 99. Handy Blue Flame Oil Stove. - Price $5.00. - Code Word “Handy.” - No Charge for Boxing. -] - -The No. 99 stove is suitable for use in Laboratories, Offices, Summer -Resorts, Picnic Grounds, Sick Rooms or any place where a small portable -stove is required. It works on the same principle as the larger stoves -and is thoroughly convenient and effective. The stove is provided with a -bail for convenience in moving it from one place to another. Always keep -chimney raised when burner is not in use. - - ═════════╤══════╤═════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│ BASE │SHIPPING - │ │ │ WEIGHT - ─────────┼──────┼─────────┼──────── - 10″ Diam.│ 15½″ │10″ × 10″│19 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴─────────┴──────── - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 127. “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove. - Price $8.00. - Code Word “Ohio.” - Without Oven Deduct $2.00. - No Charge for Crating. -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═════════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│ OVEN-INSIDE │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼─────────────────┼──────── - 14″ × 17″│ 18″ │ 17″ │17″ × 11¾″ × 13⅛″│46 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴─────────────────┴──────── - -The No. 127 has one powerful 4½″ burner, constructed on the same general -principle as the other sizes. It is a low priced stove for small -families. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 128 “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove. - Price $12.50. - Code Word “Iowa.” - Without Oven Deduct $4.00. - No Charge for Crating. -] - - ═════════╤══════╤══════╤═════════════════╤════════ - TOP │HEIGHT│LENGTH│ OVEN-INSIDE │SHIPPING - │ │ │ │ WEIGHT - │ │ │ │ WITH - │ │ │ │ OVEN - ─────────┼──────┼──────┼─────────────────┼──────── - 15″ × 18″│ 20″ │ 18″ │19½″ × 13¼″ × 12″│72 lbs. - ─────────┴──────┴──────┴─────────────────┴──────── - -The No. 128 might properly be styled the “poor man’s friend.” It is very -compact, yet has sufficient capacity to cook for a small family. It is -provided with our “New Process” No. 1 A oven, which will bake equal to -any coal or wood range. Especially adapted to the requirements of a -small family. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - REPAIRS FOR WICK BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES. - - [Illustration: Image of parts listed below] - - - LIST PRICES OF REPAIRS FOR THE - “New Process” and “Standard” Wick Blue Flame Oil Stoves. - - In Ordering be Careful to Give Name, Number and Date or the Serial - Letter of Stove as well as the Repair Number. Without - This Information the Order Cannot be Filled. - - No. 1—Burner complete (give date of stove and diameter of wick tube); - prices, 3 inch burner, $2.50; 4½ inch, $3.50; 6 inch, $4.75. - No. 2—Wick Tube complete with Wick Sleeve; prices, 3 inch, $1.50; 4½ - inch, $1.75; 6 inch, $2.00. Must know date of stove and size of tube. - No. 3—Wick Sleeve with Band; prices, 3 inch, 35c, postage 5c; 4½ inch, - 40c, postage 7c; 6 inch, 50c. - No. 4—Wick Band; prices, 3 inch, 15c, postage 2c; 4½ inch, 20c, postage - 2c; 6 inch, 25c. - No. 5—Chimney complete for any wick stove; prices, 3 inch burner, - $1.00; 4½ inch, $1.40; 6 inch, $1.75. In ordering Chimney always give - name, number and date of stove and size of burner. - No. 6—Dial Post for 1897 style, 25c, postage 2c. - No. 7—Dial Post for 1898 style and later, 25c, postage 8c. - No. 8—Dial Post and Thumb Screw, 1896 style, 25c, postage 5c. - No. 9—Dial with Thumb Stop, 1897 and later, 25c, postage 4c. - No. 10—Lower Casing of Burner; prices, 3 inch burner, 45c; 4½ inch - burner, 50c; 6 inch burner, 65c. - No. 11—Top Grate for high and low stoves, 30c. - No. 12—Round Center of Step Grate, 35c. - No. 13—Dial with Pointer for 1896 stove, 15c, postage 1c. - No. 14—Step Grate, less Center, for No. 105 and No. 106, 1896, also 125 - and 126, 1898, 90c. (Give date). - No. 15—Step Grate, less Center Grate, for No. 105 and No. 106, give - date, 90c. - No. 16—Oblong Center Grate for Step No. 105 and No. 106, 40c. - No. 17—Step Grate, less Center Grate, for No. 125 and No. 126, 1897 - style, 75c. - No. 18—Columns for Top Shelf (say whether right or left), 40c. Give - number on casting. - No. 19—Brace for Step Grate (say whether front or back), 30c, postage - 11c. - No. 20—Wick Trimmer for 3 inch burner, 15c, postage 4c; 4½ inch burner, - 20c, postage 6c; 6 inch burner, 25c. - No. 21—Gear Housing with Gear Wheel and Stem, 40c, postage 6c. - No. 22—Burner Brace and Lever, 25c, postage 11c. - No. 23—Nickel Base for Lower Casing 1898 stove (give diameter of - casing), 25c. - No. 24—Flame Extinguisher (give size), 15c, postage 5c. - No. 25—Cam Hook, 10c, postage 3c. - No. 26—Inside Brass Perforate, 3 inch, 50c, postage 11c; 4½ inch, 65c, - postage 15c; 6 inch, 90c. - No. 27—Outside Steel Perforate, 3 inch, 20c, postage 7c; 4½ inch, 25c, - postage 8c; 6 inch, 30c. - No. 28—Nickel Front Bracket for main frame, price 30c, postage 10c. Say - whether right or left. - - ☞ As you face the stove the parts are right or left. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - - “NEW PROCESS” OVENS. - - -[Illustration: No. 1 A, Patent Reflex Iron Oven.] - -No. 1 A, “New Process” Top Oven. - -The accompanying cuts represent our patent top oven, No. 1 A. The -construction of the flues is such that the distribution of heat is -equalized in all parts of the oven, consequently this oven will bake -equally well upon the top or bottom shelf. The outer wall is made of -iron, heavily embossed, which gives it strength. The inner wall is -corrugated tin. The “New Process” is without doubt the best baking oven -on the market. - -It is made to cover two burners, the inside dimensions of the oven being -19½ × 13¼ × 12 inches. - -[Illustration: No. 1 A, Patent Reflex Iron Oven, With Door Lowered.] - -The door of this oven is hinged at the bottom, so that when opened it -forms a very convenient shelf, supported by chains as shown in the cut. -The oven is knocked down and packed in very compact form for convenience -in shipping. - -No. 1 B, “New Process” - -Has the same general construction, except that the outside is made of -tin. - - No. 1 A, Iron Oven, price $4.00. - Code Word “Granite.” - - No. 1 B, Tin Oven, price $4.00. - Code Word “Marble.” - - Weight 28 lbs. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - “Standard” Perfect Bakers. - -=A Good Oven= - - Is one in which the heat flues are constructed in such a manner that - the heat is distributed evenly through the baking compartment. - -=The “Standard” Perfect Bakers= - - Will bake quickly and evenly on the top and bottom alike. - - A poor oven often causes a good stove to be condemned, and is dear at - any price. Standard Ovens are properly constructed of good materials, - and are sold at the right price. We have the best facilities for the - manufacture of ovens, and solicit your orders. - - Special Prices Quoted on Large Orders. - -[Illustration: - - Size 13″ × 21″ × 18″, Outside Measurement. - - No. 14 Tin Oven. Price, $3.50. - Code Word “Oak.” - - No. 15 Steel Oven. Price, $4.00. - Code Word “Hickory.” -] - -Made of planished steel or tin, with Japanned top and bottom, drop -handles and swing doors. Will cover two burners. =Nos. 14 and 15 -furnished with either end or side door.= - - Weight, 20 lbs. - -[Illustration: - - Size 13″ × 18″ × 18″, Outside Measurement. - - No. 12 Tin Oven. Price, $3.00. - Code Word “Beech.” - - No. 13 Steel Oven. Price, $3.50. - Code Word “Maple.” -] - -Made of planished steel or tin, with Japanned top and bottom, drop -handles and swing door. A good sized oven for one large burner. Weight, -20 lbs. - -[Illustration: - - Size 13″ × 13″ × 18″, Outside Measurement. - - No. 10 Tin Oven. Price, $2.00. - Code Word “Pine.” - - No. 11 Steel Oven. Price, $2.50. - Code Word “Cedar.” -] - -Made of planished steel or tin, with Japanned top and bottom, swing door -and drop handles. A suitable size for one burner. Weight, 15 lbs. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - “New Process” Oil Heater. - Price, $6.00. - Code Word “Corker.” -] - -The above cuts represent the “New Process” Oil Heater, which is suitable -for use in bed rooms, bath rooms, dining rooms, offices, summer resorts, -or wherever moderate heat is required without a flue in connection. - -[Sidenote: Design and Construction.] - -The design is attractive. Materials and workmanship are first-class -throughout. The fount is made of brass, heavily nickel plated, and will -hold enough oil for eight hours’ burning. It can easily be removed for -cleaning. The burner is brass and can be rewicked with remarkable ease. -The drum is Russia iron. The wick raiser is strong and positive in -action. The fount is provided with an indicator, showing at all times -the amount of oil in reservoir. The heater is provided with a bail for -convenience in handling. Has improved smokeless device. - -[Sidenote: Operation.] - -The “New Process” Oil Heater produces a white flame, smokeless and -odorless, of great intensity and heating power. It is light and -portable, and can be put just where it is needed most. It will -comfortably heat in cold weather a room of ordinary size. - -Height, 28¾″. Diameter, 9¼″. Weight of Heater, 13¾ lbs. Boxed, 23 lbs. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - “Standard” Oil Heater. - Price $5.00. - Code Word “Hot.” -] - -In constructing this heater, especial attention has been given to its -efficiency in operation. It produces a pure white flame of great -intensity and heating power. - -The “Standard” is well proportioned and handsome in appearance. - -The upper drum is made of planished steel, and nicely ornamented. The -base is made of stamped sheet steel and aluminum finished. Though -massive in appearance, is light in weight and very rigid. The lower part -of fount is stamped in one piece, thereby avoiding all leaks. The wick -holder and raising device are new, simple and desirable features. - -We recommend the “Standard” as being a first-class heater in every -respect. - -The “Standard” is 28 inches in height; diameter of upper drum, 9¼ -inches; size of base, 14 inches; shipping weight, 20 lbs. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 25. - The Mammoth Globe Incandescent Lamp. - 320 Candle Power. - No. 25, Complete. Price in Brass, $3.25; Nickel, $3.60. - Packages Extra. -] - -The accompanying cut shows the No. 25 Mammoth Globe Incandescent lamp -with 20-inch tin reflector and chimney complete. We furnish it in either -brass or nickel-plated finish. The reservoir holds enough oil for eight -hours’ burning, and is provided with an indicator showing at all times -the amount of oil in reservoir. The reservoir never becomes heated. The -lamp is fitted with a duplex spreader plate and makes a handsome white -flame. It will brilliantly illuminate a room 35 feet square, at a cost -of less than one cent per hour. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - No. 250. No. 5000. - The Mammoth Globe Incandescent Lamp - 320 Candle Power. - No. 250, Price Complete in Brass, $3.60; Nickel, $3.90. - No. 5000, Complete in Brass, $5.00; Nickel, $5.75. - Packages Extra. -] - -The above cuts represent two additional styles of the Globe Incandescent -Lamp. The No. 250 Lamp is provided with 14-inch porcelain dome shade, -crown ring and chimney complete. The No. 5000 Lamp has fancy harp, -14-inch porcelain dome shade, crown ring, spring extension and chimney. -In other respects these lamps are the same as the one described on the -preceding page. The Globe Lamps are especially suited for lighting -stores, offices, halls, churches, factories, railroad stations, -restaurants and large areas where powerful, steady, economical -illumination is desired. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - “New Process” Toaster. - Price 40 cents. -] - - Can be used on any kind of a stove, for either toasting or broiling. - -[Illustration: - - “New Process” Ventilated Broiler. - Price 80 cents. -] - -Retains all the juices in the meat, equal to wood or charcoal fire when -used on the “New Process” Stoves. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - Vapor Street Light. - Price $8.00. - Code Word “Street.” - Crated Weight 30 lbs. -] - -Our Vapor Street Light, as shown above, is the only one made with a -removable fixture. The reservoir holds one quart of gasoline. The fluid -flows through the down pipe, passes through the atomizer tube, where it -is vaporized, and burns at the “Tip” like coal gas. The number of hours -each light is required to burn can be regulated by the amount of the -fluid put into the reservoir. Our system of vapor street lighting is -largely used. We sell our lanterns, fixtures and burners complete for -public or private use. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[Illustration: - - Incandescent Wall Torch. - Price Complete for Gasoline Torches, per Dozen, $18.00; - for Coal Oil Torches, per Dozen, $21.00. - Burners only for Gasoline, $13.00; - for Coal Oil, $15.00. - Code Word, Gasoline Complete, “Faker.” - Code Word, Coal Oil Complete, “Helper.” -] - - LIGHT YOUR DARK SHOPS CHEAPLY. - GIVE YOUR MEN PLENTY OF LIGHT AND THEY WILL DO DOUBLE WORK. - - Shipping Weight, 50 lbs. per Dozen. - -The Standard Incandescent Wall Torches are made to burn coal oil or -gasoline (requiring separate burner for each.) These torches will stand -a wind that would quickly extinguish any other light except one produced -by electricity. Reservoir holds one gallon and will supply the burner -from twelve to fourteen hours, producing a light equal to eight gas -jets. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - - Index. - - - ════╤════════════════════╤═════╤══════════╤═══════╤══════ - No. │ Style of Stove. │Page.│ Code │Weight │Price. - │ │ │ Word. │Crated.│ - ────┼────────────────────┼─────┼──────────┼───────┼────── - 3│“New Process” │ 4│Lion │ 150│$28 00 - 4│“New Process” │ 5│Bear │ 170│ 26 00 - 7│“New Process” │ 6│Tiger │ 175│ 25 00 - 8│“New Process” │ 7│Hyena │ 200│ 29 00 - —│Repairs │ 8│— │ —│ — - 520│“Standard” Ther-Lite│ 14│Pack │ 60│ 12 00 - 521│“Standard” Ther-Lite│ 15│Paint │ 70│ 14 00 - 525│“Standard” Ther-Lite│ 16│Pick │ 100│ 18 00 - 526│“Standard” Ther-Lite│ 17│Pound │ 115│ 20 00 - For the light attachment add $2.00 to list price. In - using telegraph code where the light attachment is - desired add the suffix “ing” to code word. - 151│Standard Giant │ 19│White │ 40│ $8 00 - 152│Standard Giant │ 19│Black │ 50│ 10 00 - 160│Standard Giant │ 20│Red │ 60│ 10 00 - 161│Standard Giant │ 21│Blue │ 70│ 12 00 - 165│Standard Giant │ 22│Green │ 100│ 18 00 - 166│Standard Giant │ 23│Yellow │ 115│ 20 00 - 1│Globe, Jr. │ 25│Iron │ 20│ 4 00 - 01│Globe, Jr. │ 25│Wheat │ 20│ 3 50 - 2│Globe, Jr. │ 26│Steel │ 25│ 5 50 - 02│Globe, Jr. │ 26│Corn │ 25│ 5 00 - 3│Globe, Jr. │ 27│Tin │ 30│ 7 00 - 03│Globe, Jr. │ 27│Oats │ 30│ 6 50 - 22│Globe, Jr. │ 28│Brass │ 35│ 7 50 - 022│Globe, Jr. │ 28│Rye │ 35│ 7 00 - 23│Globe, Jr. │ 29│Copper │ 40│ 9 00 - 023│Globe, Jr. │ 29│Barley │ 40│ 8 50 - 24│Globe, Jr. │ 30│Silver │ 65│ 14 00 - 25│Globe, Jr. │ 31│Gold │ 75│ 16 00 - When Nos. 01, 02, 03, 022 and 023 are wanted with - skeleton frame deduct 50c from list price. Add suffix - “skeleton” to code word. - —│Repairs, Giant │ 32│— │ —│ — - —│Repairs, Globe │ 33│— │ —│ — - A│Camp and Yacht │ 34│Trout │ 25│$14 00 - B│Camp and Yacht │ 35│Bass │ 30│ 17 00 - 351│Wickless Blue Flame │ 38│Snug │ 30│ 6 00 - 352│Wickless Blue Flame │ 39│Sharp │ 40│ 8 00 - 251│Wickless Blue Flame │ 40│Small │ 40│ 9 50 - 252│Wickless Blue Flame │ 41│Smooth │ 50│ 12 00 - 260│Wickless Blue Flame │ 42│Short │ 60│ 12 00 - 261│Wickless Blue Flame │ 43│Simple │ 70│ 14 50 - 265│Wickless Blue Flame │ 44│Safe │ 100│ 19 00 - 266│Wickless Blue Flame │ 45│Sure │ 115│ 22 00 - 275│Wickless Blue Flame │ 46│Security │ 140│ 21 00 - 276│Wickless Blue Flame │ 47│Simplicity│ 150│ 24 00 - —│Repairs │ 48│— │ —│ — - 101│Wick Blue Flame │ 50│Diamond │ 40│ 9 50 - 102│Wick Blue Flame │ 51│Ruby │ 50│ 12 00 - 120│Wick Blue Flame │ 52│Carbuncle │ 65│ 12 00 - 121│Wick Blue Flame │ 53│Sapphire │ 75│ 14 50 - 125│Wick Blue Flame │ 54│Emerald │ 110│ 19 00 - 126│Wick Blue Flame │ 55│Opal │ 120│ 22 00 - 105│Wick Blue Flame │ 56│Cameo │ 150│ 21 00 - 106│Wick Blue Flame │ 57│Pearl │ 160│ 24 00 - 99│Wick Blue Flame │ 58│Handy │ 19│ 5 00 - 127│Wick Blue Flame │ 59│Ohio │ 46│ 8 00 - 128│Wick Blue Flame │ 60│Iowa │ 72│ 12 50 - —│Repairs │ 61│— │ —│ — - —│Ovens │ 62│— │ —│ — - —│N. P. Heater │ 64│Corker │ 23│ 6 00 - —│Standard Heater │ 65│Hot │ 20│ 5 00 - 25│Lamp │ 66│— │ —│ — - 250│Lamp │ 67│— │ —│ — - 5000│Lamp │ 67│— │ —│ — - —│Street Light │ 69│Street │ 30 Per│ 8 00 - │ │ │ │ doz.│ Per - │ │ │ │ │ doz. - —│Gasoline Torch │ 70│Faker │ 50│ 18 00 - —│Oil Torch │ 70│Helper │ 50│ 21 00 - ────┴────────────────────┴─────┴──────────┴───────┴────── - - =Shepherd=—Ship quick by Express. - =Shudder=—Ship quick by Freight. - =Siberian=—Send by Mail. - =Sincerity=—When can you ship? - =Smuggler=—Have you shipped? - =Songster=—Have you received? - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - [Illustration: THE SAFETY & ECONOMY] - - - - -TERMS.... - - - Sixty days or two per cent. discount for cash in ten days. - - Remittances must be made in funds par in Cleveland or New York. - - All goods are shipped at owner’s risk in order to secure a low - rate of freight. All stoves are carefully crated and our - responsibility ceases when we have obtained a receipt from the - transportation company, showing that the goods were shipped in - good order. - - All parts and repairs are sold invariably for cash. - - No allowance will be made for freight or express charges on - repairs. - - Prices are subject to change without notice. - - THE STANDARD - LIGHTING COMPANY. - - - - - -End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Standard Lighting Company -Catalogue for 1901, by Standard Lighting - -*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE STANDARD LIGHTING *** - -***** This file should be named 54399-0.txt or 54399-0.zip ***** -This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: - http://www.gutenberg.org/5/4/3/9/54399/ - -Produced by Chris Curnow, ellinora and the Online -Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This -file was produced from images generously made available -by The Internet Archive) - - -Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions will -be renamed. - -Creating the works from print editions not protected by U.S. copyright -law means that no one owns a United States copyright in these works, -so the Foundation (and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United -States without permission and without paying copyright -royalties. 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