Hardware merchandising October-December 1910 . No. 816 In Varietyof Designs,Weaves,Colors andPrices, whichafter all ismost import-ant, The HohlfeldLineLeads This illustration is of one of the deservedly popular numbers, being an Indian design, showing deer-traps in the centreof hammock, with wigwam and camp-fire in border and drapery. Eastern Canadian Representative: Ontario, Quebec and MaritimeProvinces A. G. PERRY 741 Cadieux St., Montreal MADE BY HOHLFELD Manufacturing , PA., Largest makers of Hammocks in the world. Western Canadian Representative Canada (West of Ontar
Hardware merchandising October-December 1910 . No. 816 In Varietyof Designs,Weaves,Colors andPrices, whichafter all ismost import-ant, The HohlfeldLineLeads This illustration is of one of the deservedly popular numbers, being an Indian design, showing deer-traps in the centreof hammock, with wigwam and camp-fire in border and drapery. Eastern Canadian Representative: Ontario, Quebec and MaritimeProvinces A. G. PERRY 741 Cadieux St., Montreal MADE BY HOHLFELD Manufacturing , PA., Largest makers of Hammocks in the world. Western Canadian Representative Canada (West of Ontario) andBritish Columbia MICHAEL ERT 120-122 King St., Winnipeg 13 HARDWARE AND METAL. The Stay Satisfactory Range A Perfect Range Would Be BuiltWith Malleable Iron By using Malleable Iron in preference to castiron in building MONARCH Ranges, we haveobtained two advantages. First:—The toughnessof the metal permits a construction that gives abetter service to the user. Second:—The samefeature prevents breakage in shipping and in iron is unbreakable and can be workedcold under the hammer—thats how we can makesuch a firm construction. The Malleable Iron frames on the MONARCHare jointed to the steel body with rivets or malle-able lugs. This connection is solid and perman-ent. If we used cast iron it would be necessaryto make the joints with stove bolts and caulkthem with stove putty, which at best makes onlya temporary connection. With the constant ex-pansion and contraction of the iron, the stoveputty loosens and falls out, thereby creating airleaks into the flues, which lessens the efficiencyof the range. The MONARCH oven is held in L-shapedMalleable I
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