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Saves You Vs to V2 on Fuel 
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26° Below Zero 
Yet House is Warm 
“ I am more than pleased 
with Stewart One-Pipe 
Furnace you installed in 
my home. As you know, 
our house is on top of a 
high hill where it has 
no protection from wind 
or weather, yet during 
past two weeks, with 
thermometer from zero 
to 26 below, have kept 
whole house warm and 
comfortable without any 
trouble whatever and 
with wood for fuel.” 
(Signed) C. L. CORY, 
Mannsville, N. Y, 
January 9, 1918 
Enjoy Warm Rooms of. 
Healthy Heat and a BIG 
Yearly FUEL SAVING 
by installing this new, simple, sensible, 
scientific system of heating that is so 
satisfactory in thousands of homes—The 
One-Pipe 
— X FURNACE 
—A Powerful, Durable, Warm-air Fur¬ 
nace, with just one large pipe and one two- 
part register, which floods a whole house of four to eight rooms with cozy, healthful warmth and SAVES FUEL, 
time and trouble. Furnishes more heat than several stoves—is cleaner, less expensive to run, less trouble to tend, 
more healthful, more satisfactory in every way. 
Illustrations show how hot air from this powerful heater comes up 
through center part of register and how the cold air, which naturally is near the 
floor, is drawn down into the heater through outside section of register. _ This causes a positive circulation of 
air through the heater at all times and a constant, steady flow of warm air throughout the house. 
The STEWART ‘‘One-Pipe’^ Furnace is suitable for old or new 
residences of from four to eight rooms, churches, halls, stores, etc. It takes up but 
little room, is easily installed and operated, and is a very strongly built and absolutely dependable furnace. 
_Uses hard orsoft coal, wood or natural gas—heats your whole house all through, every 
room, evenly, comfortably, healthfully. Keeps cellar cool, thus avoiding spoilage of fruit, vegetables and other foodstuffs. 
Unbeatable quality and thorough workmanship in every part, STEWART 
Products have stood the Service test for 86 years. Fully guaranteed. Send for full particulars. 
SIOVESiuililANliES 
Famous since 1832 
MANY 
OTHER 
MODELS 
a style atid 
size for eveiy 
requirement. 
86 Years of Successful stove-making experience ^ 
is built into every STEWART Range. That’s the reason 
they SAVE FUEL and cook and bake perfectly. Durable, 
efficient, handsome, easily kept shining,—You’ll certainly enjoy 
using a STEWART. 
Of course we make many styles, but 
the one pictured here—Model “S”, is 
a particular favorite with farm homes, 
and one which we strongly recommend. 
STEWART MODEL "S” is a big beauty. 
It is strongly built to stand a long life of hard 
work, and give absolute satisfaction. It lias 
a good. firebox, lined with heavy fire¬ 
brick, with close-fitting joints, insuring eco¬ 
nomical results. Large ash pan is 
easily accessible because of sliding 
hearth. Dust-proof shaking grate 
prevents aslics from flying around. 
Changeable top, nested covers, lift-up 
skirting, indestructible dampers, removable 
nickel and large hot water reservoir, are 
some of its many attractive features. 
And you should see its largo STEWART perfect Bak¬ 
ing Oven; note its eveiwirawingflues, and its perma¬ 
nent (xdish top that never requires blacking. It is 
a range all your neiglibor* wilf admire and you will 
‘•just love.” See it—buy it NOW. 
STEWART Model “S" 
A favorite in farm homes 
These Stores Sell and Guarantee STEWART’S. Ask one nearest your home for prices. 
NEW YORK 
Addison—F. B. Whitmore 
Albany—R. O. Roiiolds 
Albany—C. F. Riblet Co. 
Albany—V. F. Connor. 
Alfred—E. E. Fenner 
Alleghany—F. G. Turner 
Altamont—M. F. Ilellenberk Est. 
Altinar—E. A. Fleliis & Co. 
Altona—Trombly Bros. 
Amityville—^Wm. W. Smith 
Albion—E. \V. Wilcox 
Andes- -E. J. Turnbull 
Angclica^—A. J. I*ytle 
Argyle—Birch & Kilmer 
Athens—Howland & Bon 
Attica—W. C. Euwcll 
Auburn—W. A. Beers 
Ausable Forks—R. E. Morhoiis 
Bainbridge—Van Cott & Bluier 
lialdwinsville—(;ole,Leggottiid e e.'Jo. 
Ballston—T. R. Townley 
Barnevold—Alger & Barker 
Bata\1a—Steele & Tonance Co. 
Beacon—S. .T. Howe & Son 
Belfast—H. Meiiicka 
Heliport—Chas. W. Hawkins 
Belmont—Sisson & Smallej 
Benson Mines—H. .1. Corbett 
Berne—Theo. Settle 
Binghamton—Crane & I’age 
Bloomingdalo—Davi d ('ohen 
Bolton I.amliiig—.1. W. Ward .VSnn 
Broadalbln—Hillman & Benedict 
Brockport—Cook & King Co. 
Bronxville—C. Morgen week 
Brooklyn—Clias. Tisch 
Bru.shton—E. A. Whitney 
Buffalo—^A. E. Shuart 
Buffalo—C. F". Adams Co. 
Buffalo—^.Tos. B. Zent 
Buffalo—W. Biclanski 
Buffalo—M. .1. Patrick & ( •.. 
Burdette—I.evi Price 
Burke—W. S. Cooper 
Burlington Flats—JI. H. initimi 
Buskirk—^kiff & ^losteii 
Brasher Falls—Neil Muridiy 
Bridgehampton—J. A.Kunfoi'd .V S..n 
Callicoon—Jacob Werlaii 
Cambridge—W. H. Cotton 
('unajoharie—Bennett & Billinglon 
Canandaigua—A. B. Cooley & Co. 
Canaseraga—H. J. Bennett 
Canisteo—J. E. Keeler 
Canisteo—W. S. Meeks A Son 
Cape Vincent—AinsworthAr Uartness 
Carthago—Hall A Bu.shucti 
Cato—William Kerr 
Cedarhurst—J. H. Weston 
Cedarhurst—Ed. Horn 
Center Moriche.s—Oaviit T. Rogers 
Chateaugay—W. I). Ryan A Co. 
Chenango Forks—A. 1,. l“almer 
Cherry Valley—Fox A Hrieii 
Chester—^.T. T. Tliompson 
Chestertown—Fred \etter 
Chittenango—Carl A Amos 
ChurubUBco— T. B. Humphrey 
Clnciimatu.s—Corning A Haskins 
Clayton—Farrell A Cain 
Coblesklll—A. H. Borst 
Cobleskill— h. I). Letts A Son 
Coeymans—Bobbins Bros. 
Hilton—Edson Taber 
Hinckley—Hinckley Merc. Co. 
Hobart—A. S. Carroll 
Hogan.shurg—A. Fulton A Son 
lloosiok Fulls—Dorr itros. I dwe. A 
Inijile. <’o. 
Hornell—Mahoney A l.auphnar 
llorscheuds—Thos. Hibbaial Co. 
Co Hudson—F. R. Macy 
Cold Brook—J. C. Carpenter 
Cold Spring—M. A. Murray A Bon 
College Point—.Tohn A. Halm 
Copenhagen—W. P. Carpenter A Co. 
Couewango—^E. A. Bagg 
Cooks Falls—A. Leighton 
Corinth—S. 11. Balph 
Corning—O. T. Adsit 
Cortland—Hollister Hdwe. A Plbg, 
Coxsackie—.lohn Frank 
Croton Falls—J. H. Moses 
Crotou-on-Hudson—Miller A McCall 
Cuba—W. C. Warren 
tUitchogiie—Chas. P. Tuthill 
Dansvillo—M. E. Kielde A Son 
Dayton—J. J. Volk 
Deau-shoro—.1. B. Barker 
Dellii—W. H. Cavan 
Dolmar—H. Wynkoop 
Deposit—Deposit Hardware Co. 
Dexter—Dexter Hardware Co. 
Diamom' Pcint—Lanfair A Penfleld 
Dolihs Ferry—M. Hamill Est. 
Dover I’lains—M. 1’. Brady 
East Chatham—C. H. Clark 
East Hampton—Otto Simmons 
East Randolplt—B. K. 
Elizabethtown—F.lizahetht 
Ellenburg Depot— C. A. McGregor 
Ellenvillo—Mrs. M. B. Sthiiiper 
Ellington—Geo. B. Waltli Co. 
Elmira—Cliapman Hdwe. Co. 
Esperance—Milton Miers 
Fairport—Percy A Clark , . n, ,, 
F'ar Rockaway—Smith Bros. I’lbg. (.'o. ,li, 
Newburgh-i.eander Clark, .Ir. A Sou 
New Hyde Park—C. H. Gottseh 
.Newport—K. F. Ireland 
N'ieholville—Trussell A Davidson 
.Niagara Falls—C. P. Metz 
Norfolk—W. L. Ward 
-North Creek—Braley A Noxon 
-Northport—Ed. Pidgeou < 'o. 
North Tonawanda -G. I). Batt 
Hudson F’alls—Mrs. Ctias. A. F'lake N'ortWch—Anderson A Potter 
lliintingtou—O. S. Sanimis Co. 
Ilurleyville—P. V. Mentnecli 
Ilion—Tlion Hardware Co. 
Ionia H. K. Jiibblo 
.lamaica—.las. 11. Draper 
.lamaiea—0. E. Van Sicklen 
.lamestowii—.lamestown H<lwe. Co. 
.lava-Village- F'isher Bros, 
.lefferson—1 liibbard Bros, 
.feffersonville—W. .1. Grisliaber 
.lohnsonvllle—B. Aiken A Son 
Johnstown—Jolui C. Rice 
Jamestown—I’robst Sheet .Metal Co. 
Jordan—Brace Hardware Co. 
Katonah—Goo. A. Teed 
Toi.'oLm, jt, qnn Ivecno Valley—G. 11. J.uek A Co. 
.Tohnson A Son Keeseville—Wa.sher,()nii-.n&Cliirori 
;'’j^;,(;j‘.‘‘";-^°-Klngston-B. Louglirau Co. 
LaPargevllle—E. R. Milford 
LaGrangeville—G. H. Burbank 
Lake Placid—F. G. Walton 
Lake Placid—Edwin Kenneib’ A 
Lanea.ster- !•'. G. Wiutermuntel 
Co. 
F’illmore—Simons Bobbins Hdwe 
F’ine- .T. N. McLeod 
F'loral Park—E. P. Campbell 
Floral Park-E, P. BehreHt’g. & Plbg. 
Fort Ann—E. A. Lewis 
Fort Covington—Farquhar Bros. 
FTedoiiia—A. Castilone 
Frieudsliii;—Carter & Co. 
Grand Gorge—G. B. Baeder 
(loiiverneur—^A. Katzman A Son 
Granville—O. W. Henry 
(rullnpville—A. F. Myers 
Gansevort—^Fred L. Gifford 
Gilbertsville—E. V. Palmer 
Gilboa—Chas. A. Clark 
Glens Falls—Whipitlo A Sherman 
(llover.sville—W. Fred Bailey 
Goshen—Goshen Hardv^•are Co. 
GrceniKvrt—John Geeliriug 
Greenville—M. 1’. Stevens A Son 
Greenwich—Parker A Cleveland 
Guilford—K. C. Yale A Co. 
Great Neck—J. Chas. Frank 
Greene—Beals Hardware Co. 
Hamilton—C. E. Gulbran 
Hammond—W. T. Stiles 
Hammond—A. M. Stiles 
Hancotrk—S. N. Wheeler & Sons 
Harpursviile- (i. !•’. Deinereo & Sons 
Harrisville—Jos. Weeks A Sou 
Hartford—J. Palmer A Son 
Hartwick—S. S. Backus 
Haver.straw—H. Simon 
Haverstraw—W. L Demarest 
Heti.sonville—Makely A McGla.shen 
Herkimer—Home Furniture Co. 
Hermoii—Bartholomew A liindley 
Hicksville—I-awrence S. Braun 
High Falls—IV. Hotchkin 
LeRoy—(1. T. Greenliam 
Liberty—M. C. Westbrook 
l.ittlo Falls—.T. Waldvogel A Son 
lag'ke—Ross Culver 
Loekport—Higgs A Staples Hdwe. Co. 
Lowville—.Tacques Bros. 
Lyons—Phillip Deuehler A Son 
Madrid—E. E. McKnight 
Malone-^F. H. Monaghan 
Mannsville—Huggins A Beebe 
Maratlion—L. L. Rted 
Marion-—Luce A Pratt 
Masonville—Chas. E. Wade 
Massena—-W. L. Smitli 
Mattituck—A. F. Seargent 
Meclianicville—H. D. Safford 
Medina—A. J. Morgan 
Middletown—H. E. Gould 
Milford—Luther A JtawTcr 
Mfiieola—I’eter C. Sylvester 
Mineola—Geo. Schmidt 
Mlneola—S. F. Smith 
Monroe—C. S. Kn'glit Co. 
Montauk—E. B. Taber 
Mt. Kisco—G. E. Gamin 
Mt. Morris—-Stiles A Kellogg 
Mt. Upton—O. J. Richmond A 
Montgomery—^Browu Bros. 
Naples—Graham & Fox 
Narrowsburg—J. S. Ander.son 
Natural Bridge—J. N. Montondo 
Newark—W. B. Roche A Son 
Newark—Garlock Utter Hdwe. Co. 
Newark Valley—C. H. Ackley 
Now Baltimore—W. B. Hotaiing 
New Berlin—Sackett Hdwe. Co. 
Newburgh—J. J. McGougU 
Newburgh—^Thos. King 
Newburgh—A. H. Pickens 
Norwood—I’lumber A Tidd 
Nunda—F. J. McCarthy 
Nyack—Worsfold Hdwe. Co. 
Nyack—G. R. Wyman A Son 
Ogdenshurg—Bowman A Glover 
Old Chatham—Wait Bros. 
Old Forge—G. W. Goodspeed 
Oneida—Lype Bros. 
Oreliard Park—E. A. Marqnart 
Oriskany Falls—Benjamin A Allen 
Ossining—G. B. Huhbell 
Oswego—Benz A Sou 
Owego—Marquart A Patton 
Oxford—Geo. R. Stratton 
Oyster Ray—H. O. Vail 
Palmyra—^Roy Barrett 
Patchoguo—Win. C. Overton 
Penn Van—Hollowelt A Wise Co. 
Peru—CTougli Bros. 
Phelps —R. A. Reynolds 
I’hiladelphia—^Taylor Bros. 
I’liilmont—F. E. Talbot 
““"Plioenix—W. S. Blake 
I’icrmont—Auryansen A Seheinler 
Piermont—E. W. Cliarters 
Pine Rush—Brown Wliitten 
I’ine Plains—Ed. Fraleigh 
IMattshurg—.T. A. Freeman 
Plessis—1 j. W. Priest 
Port Byron—Carr-Legett Hdwe. 
Port Henr.v—J. T. Breadner 
Poughkeep.sie—1*. C. Doherty Co. 
I'ort Washington—Geo. E. Banei 
Port Washington—N. H. A'anderwall 
I’rattsvillo—Sutton A Fowler 
A Co. 
Co. 
Sehuylerville-F. O. McRae & Co. 
Scotia—Higgins :ind Oilgoro 
Scottshurg-Leut, JlillerA Tweed 
sImron.Spring.s—.LF. la-hnian&Son 
Sidue.v—C. Taylor A Co. 
Sinclairville—Rice Hdwe. Co. 
Sodus—L. Do F. Vaughu 
Southamptou—Alex. Cameron 
South Butler—W. M. Pasco 
Spring Valley—^A. L. Sceinbach 
Stiiatmiuig—fi. W. White 
Stanley—.1. K. Washbiii-n A'Son 
Syracuse—C. F. Adams Co. 
Syracu.se—Hilsdorf A Williams 
Syracu.se-Ml. AN'. Bi-own Ildwe. Co. 
Tannersville—kfrs. A. Allen 
Theresa—Hoover Bros. 
Tleonderoga—F. L P.rust 
'Ci-out Creek—O. II Jenkins 
■Iroy—(» jsrien A Simp.son 
Troy—Trojan Hdwe. Co. 
Troy—C. Fogarty 
Troy—R. C. . aynolds 
Troy—Union Furniture Co. 
Trumansburg—l*etorson A King 
Truxton—Muller A Bon 
Ttipper Lake—P. E Smith 
Turin—E. R. Higby 
Unadilla—Unadllla Hdwe. Co. 
Union—Toulsou Hdwe. Co. 
Utjca—Carey A Co. 
Utica—Clias. F. Browi-i 
A'alatie—E. IL Witbeck 
A'alley Falls—J. W Parker 
A'oorhecsTille—.Tosliii Bros. 
NA'adliam.s—B. J. Sherman 
W'alnscott—G. C. Osburn 
Walden—H. E. AA'llllams 
Wallace—Tucker A Line 
AN'arren.sImrg-Porter & Robinson 
AVarwick—Ogden A Co. 
Washingtonville—E. R. TTull 
Watertown—H. W. Rogers 
Waverly—D. Clement 
Wellsvllle—llo.vt Hdwe. Co. 
Putnam Station-Uniiiam&McLoughiin westfleld—Reli A CraVidall 
Quogue—C. W. Ballou 
Red Hook—.T. A. (Airtis 
Remseii—i.uAlunion A Walton 
Rhinebeck—H. SmllUe A Co. 
Richland—E. E. Phillips 
Richmond Hills—Harf A DeBard 
Richmoudville—E. Bernstein - 
Riverliead—(A L. Corwin A Co. 
Rochester—Frank N. Haag 
Rookawuv Roach—AV. H. Ward 
Rouses I’oint—Geo. Chilton 
Roscoo—1 j. Sipple Co. 
Rome- J. VAT Seifert 
Rnxburj -Frank Eiidorliii 
Son Rushfoid—Eddy C, GUbcit 
Sag Harbor—Roht. C. Barry 
St. .Tolnisvillc—AV. H. Lena 
Salem—Stone A Cotton 
Saranac 1-ako—Geo. L. Starks & Co. 
Saratoga—Towne-Ri^co Hdwe. Co. 
Sayville—Jedlicka BWs. 
Schaghticoke—Wm. U'aldron 
Schenectady—J. B. Stiles Co. 
Schenectady—^Ro.se A Muster 
Schenectady—Lambert I’lbg. Co. 
Sclienovus—W. A. Clark 
Schuyler Lake—Fayette Allen 
AVesthainptou—llorbcrt R. Culver 
We.stport—G. H. Eastman 
AN'est Winfield—H. Eldridge 
AViiitehall—.Tas. Doren’s Son.s 
Whitney’s Point—Bull A D vsnap 
Hdwe. Co. 
NA'illianison—Tas-sell & Fairbanks 
Willinmstowii—L. C. Carr 
Willsboro—E. 15. Shepard 
Windsor—If. W. ^lanwarren 
Woodmero—F. P. Montroso 
Worcester—Eltapence Hdwe. Co. 
AA’urtsboro—Fulton A Holmes 
VERMONT 
Bellows Fall3-!-Geo. B. Allbeo Co. 
Bennington—A. H. Win.slow 
Brandon—C. H. Rnhinson 
Brattteboro—.T. E. Rogers 
Bristol—^Hatliorne A Boynton 
Burlington—C. S. P.lodgett Co. 
Cabot—.T. T. Drew 
Cavendish—P. X. Perkin.s 
Ch.arle.«town—LaPountain, AVilson 
A Co. 
Chelsea—A. P. Banborn 
For Names of Our Dealers in Other Localities Please Write Us Direct 
E. Calai.-i—Geo. E. Sanders 
Enosburg Palls- i>. I. Draper 
Groton—G. H. Pillsbury 
.Tacksonville—E. P. Reed A Son 
Johnson—Riddle Bros. 
L.vndonvillo—J, C. Eaton A Co. 
Meindoes Foils—.T. II, (Goodrich 
Manchester—Geo. A. Lawrence 
Middlobury—.T. H. Stewart 
Montpelier—Peck I ros. Co. 
Newiiort—F. VV. Carr 
Orleans—^Whipple French A Co 
OrwcU—J. E. Williams 
Pawlet—Fred Winchester 
ioiiltiiey -II. B. Pruden 
Proctor- '.'ermoiir Marblo Co. 
Randolph—J. H. Lamsou A Son 
Readshoro—A'alentlue DaRln 
Rlchford—Clark Bros. 
Rochester--Campbell A Greelev 
Rutland—Dunn Bros. 
Saxton’s Rivei —F. 8. Fuller A Co. 
Sheldon O. T. Greeno 
Shoreham—C. B. K.udall 
SmShafts^l.uiy—O. R. AA. B. Hawkins 
St. Johnsbiiry—H. J. Goodrloli A Son 
St. Albans—H. J. Scott 
Siiringtiield—InFountaiu, Woolsoi, 
A Co. 
Stowe—H. E. Shaw 
Swanton -Hall Hardware Co. 
Vergenne>—J. W. A D. B. Ryan 
Waterlmr.v— Smith A SomorvUlo 
AVest ISiirke—M. E. Fairbrothcr 
AVest Pawlet—T. Folger A Son 
Wilmington-AVlieeler A Damour 
Windsor—IaiFountain,AV'oolson A f t 
Wolcott- C. E. Iiaskeu 
CONNECTICUT 
Bridgeport—Gt'o. 1’,. Clark Co 
Bristol -Ray i;. Arnold 
Canaan—Decker A Beebe 
Derby—D. A S. C'hamplaiti 
Hartford—Flint-Bruco Co. 
Lakeiille—A. E. Baumau 
Litchfield—E. 1!, Allen A Co. 
Middletown—BrowJi Bros. 
Milford Noyes K. Bailey 
New TSrifain—F. W. Ijoonils A Co 
New < iiiiaan—F. J. AVolfe! 
New Hartford—Geo. T. Smith 
New Haven—Kiigel F'uruiture Co. 
Now Haven -Clark-BowditcU Co. 
New Milford—O.sborne, lame A Stone 
Sharon—I. Peabody 
Southington—W. M. Ballou ■ 
So. Norwalk—.Vngeviue Furnitura Co. J 
Thomastoa—II. L. Itlakeslee 
'ThompsonviUe—J. Francis Browne 
Winsted—.1. U. AAord 
Woodbury-r-F. F. UltcUoock. 
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