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The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
The best Heater and the best Range for the 
a? Farm home are the famous • 
* 1 
COLD^AIP 
ONE-PIPE 
FURNACE 
1 his illustration is made to show the inside 
arrangement of firepot and cold air chamber 
—the principles that make every STEVVA RT 
OXE PIPE Furnace operate perfectly. 
FUEl-SAVING 
RANGE 
This is just one of our many models 
— there is a style and size to meet 
every requirement and every one is 
STEWART quality. 
Enjoy warm rooms ol Healthy 
Heat and a BIG yearly fuel saving 
by installing this new, simple, sensible, 
scientific system of heating that — 
% 
kept people ' warm and com¬ 
fortable last winter during the 
coldest weather of years. 
This Powerful, Durable, Warm air 
furnace floods the whole house with healthful, 
moist warmth and yet it will absolutely— 
keep your cellar COOL 
Furnishes MORE heat than several 
stoves is cleaner, less expensive to run and it 
uses WOOD, hard or soft coal 
Suitable for old or new houses, 
churches, schools and stores ; easily installed • 
very strongly built. 
Saves Vs to Vz on Fuel 
Send for illustrated catalog or see 
nearest STEWART dealer in list below. 
Read what these New-Yorkers 
say about these two famous pro¬ 
ducts of the STEWART factory 
The The 
Furnace Range 
These Stores Sell and 
26° Below Zero 
Yel 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 
Used 25 Years 
Still Bakes WeU 
"My STEWART 
Range has given 
me perfect service 
and satisfaction for 
the past 25 years. 
It still bakes well 
and I have no 
trouble at all to 
keep fire over night. 
1 cannotrecommend 
it too highly.” 
(Signed) 
MRS. B. C. WILLIAMS, 
Batavia, N. Y. 
Mote: Mr. Williams is member 
Executive Commute Slate Grange 
NEW YORK 
The Stewart Range 
saves fuel and cooks and bakes per¬ 
fectly because it is the result of 87 years’ of 
range making experience 
Durable, efficient, handsome, easily 
kept shining—you certainly will enjoy using 
a S TEW ART. Of course, we make many stvles, 
but the model illustrated is a big 
favorite in the farm home 
It is strongly built to stand a life of 
hard work and give absolute satisfaction. It 
has a good roomy oven, large firebox lined with 
heavy fire-brick, with close-fitting joints, insuring 
economy of fuel. I .urge ash-pan is easily accessible 
because of the sliding hearth. Has a dust-proof 
Krafe; nested covers, indestructible dampers, removable 
nickel and large hot water reservoir in tact, the range has 
every modern improvement 
And you will be delighted with its perfect 
baking oven and its even drawing flues and its plain 
yet attractive finish so easily kept clean and shining 
See the nearest dealer in this 
list below. He will gladly show you this 
or any other style STEWART you desire. 
Addlsou—F. 8. Whitmore 
Albany R. C. Reynolds 
Albany—C. F. 
Albany V. F. 
Albion- E. VV. 
Alfred E. E. 
Alleghany—F. 
Co. 
Riblet Co. 
Connor 
Wilcox 
Fenner 
- -. G. Turner 
Altamont—M. F. Hollenbeck Eat 
Altuiur—E. A. Fields & Co. 
Alton a—Trombly 15ms. 
Amityville— Wm. W. Smith 
Amsterdam J. 1 *. Denison A 
Andes— E. j. Turnbull 
Angelica—A. j. Lytle 
Arjfyle—Birch & Kilmer 
Athens—Howland & Son 
Attica—G. 1). Simon 
Auburn—E. D. Conley 
A usable Forks R. K Murhoua 
Hambrldge- -Van Cott A liluler 
Raidw-insviHe Cole-Leggeti Hdw. Co. 
Rallston— T. R. Town lev 1 
Baraeveld—Alger & Marker 
Batavia—Steele A Torrance Co. 
Beacon—8. j. Howe A Son 
Belfast—J. II. Meineka 
Bellport—Chan. W. Hawkins 
Belmont Sisson A Smalley 
Bemis Heights O. H. \ an Wi« 
Benson Mines H. J. Corbett 
Berne Tlieo. Settle 
Binghamton Crane A l*age 
Bloomiugdale David Cohen 
Bolton I,lending J. W. Ward A Sou 
Bruudulhip Hillman A Benedict 
Brookixirt Cook A King Co 
Bronxvllle C. Morgemveek 
Brooklyn o. H. A. Mtihan 
Brooklyn- (’has. Tlsch 
Buffalo A. E. Shuart 
Buffalo C. F. Adams Co. 
Buffalo Jos. E. Zent 
Buffalo- M. , 1 . Patrick A Co. 
Buffalo— Wolfel A Son 
Bullvlllo I). H. Howell 
Burdette lujvi Price 
Burlington Flats II. H. Duiton 
Husklrk c. E. Moston 
Brasher Falls Nell Murphy 
Bridgehampton J. A.SamlfordASon 
Callieoon Jacob Weriau 
Cambridge—W. II. Cotton 
Canastota Geo. K. Fisher lldvv. Co. 
Ganujnbarle—Bennett A Hilllngton 
Cunamluigua A. E. Cooley A Co 
Canaseraga I), j. Bennett 
Ciniisleo .1. R. Keeler 
Canisteo W. S. Meeks A Sou 
Cato William Kerr 
Cedarhurst .1. 11. Weston 
Cedarburst Ed. Horn 
Center Moriches David T. Rogers 
Central Valley Jones Bros. 
< hateaugay W. 1). Ryan A Co. 
Chenango Forks A. L. Palmer 
Cherry Valley Fox A Brlen 
Chester—J. T. Thompson 
Chestertown Fred Vetter 
Chitl.enango it. S. Carl 
Churubusoo T. B. Humphrey 
Clneinnatus —Corning A Haskins 
Clarence—Ed. Diet/ 
Clayton—Farrell A Cain 
Cohleskill- A. It. Horst 
'ublesklll- -I,. I). I.etts A Son 
Coeymans--Robbins Bros. 
Cold Spring M A. Murray A Sou 
« ollege Point John A. Halm 
Copenhagen W. P. Carpenter A Co. 
ConewaAgo E. A. Bagg 
Cooks Falls A. Leighton 
Cooporstown -Tibbets A- Root 
Corinth Dewey T. Morris 
Corning O. T. Adsit 
Cortland Hollistei Hdwe. A Pltig Co 
Coxsaekie K. B. Shepherd 
Croton Falls—J. II. Moses 
Croton-on-Hudson—Miller A McCall 
Cuba W. C. Warren 
Cutchogue Clias. P. Tutldil 
Dnnsvflh M. E. Kiehle A Son 
Dayton - J. J. Volk 
Deunsboro J. B. Barker 
Delhi A. W. Dubben 
Delmar H. V. Wynkoop 
DetKisit Deposit Hardware Co. 
Dexter Dexter Hardware Co. 
Dlumond Point l.anfuir A PeutU 111 
Dobbs Ferry M. Jlamill Est. 
Doter Plains—M. P. Brady 
East Chatham—O. 11. Clark 
Hast Hampton—Otto Simmons 
East Meredith W. I). Beardsley 
East Randolph B. R. Johnson A Soil 
Elizabethtown —Elizabethtown Hdw. Co. 
Ellenbttrg Depot—0. A. McGregor 
Kllenliurg Depot- G. W. Gilbert 
KHenvUle—Mrs. M. B. Sehipper 
Ellington Geo. B. Waith Co. 
Elmira Chaiuiian Hardware Co. 
Espor&nco -Milton Mters 
Fnirport—Percy A Clark- 
Far Rockaway—Smith Bros, l'lbg. Co. 
Fillmore Simons Robbins Hdwe. Co. 
Fine J. N. MeLeod 
Floral Park E. 1*. Campbell 
Floral Park E. P. Behre Htg. A l'lbg. 
Fonda Kurlhaum A Richter 
Fort Ann E. A. Lewis 
Fort Covington Farquhar Bros. 
Fredonia Peoples Hdw. Co. 
Friendship- farter A Co. 
Gallupville- A. F. Myers 
Guusetort Fred 1.. Gifford 
Gillwrtsville K. V. Palmer 
Gilhoa Chas. A. Clark 
Glens Falls Whipple A Sherman 
Gloversvllle W. Fred Bailey 
Goshen- Goshen Hardware Co. 
Couverneur A. Hat/man A Son 
Grand Gorge O. A. Maynard 
Granville- G. \V. Henry 
Great Neck- J. Chas. Frank 
Greene- Beals Hardware Co. 
Greenport- John Geehrittg 
Greenville M. p. Stevens A Son 
Greenwich Parker A Cleveland 
Guilford J. It. Shelton 
Hamilton r. Gulhrau 
Hammond W. T. Stiles 
Hammond A. M. Stiles 
Haneoek 8. N. Wheeler A- Sons 
Harpumvllle G. F. Demeree A 
HarristiMe Jog. Weeks A Son 
Hartford J. Palmer A Son 
Hart Wick- S. S Backus 
Sons 
Haverstraw- H. Simon 
Haverstraw—XV. I.. Dcmarcst 
Hensonvtlle- Makcly A McGlashen 
Herkimer—Home Furniture Co. 
Hermon Martholomcw A Ltudley 
Hlcksville Lawrence 8. Braun 
High Fails- W. Hotchkin 
Hilton Edson Taber 
Hinckley Hinckley Mere. Co. 
Hobart -A. S. Carroll 
Hoganshitrg A. Fulton A Son 
lloosick Falls Dorr Hardware Co. 
Hornell- Mahoney A l.anphear 
Horaeheads—Thos. Ilihhard Co. 
Hudson—F. R. Maey 
Hudson Falls Sirs. ‘Chas. A. Crake 
Huntington—J. B. F. Thomson 
llimtington—<). S. Sautmis Co 
Hurleyvlllo—P. V. Mentuech 
I lion— nion Hardware Co. 
Ionia—H. K. Dibble 
Jamaica James H. Draper 
Jamaica—1\ E. Van Slc.klen 
Jamestown Jamestown Hdwe Co. 
•lava Village Fisher Bros. 
Jefferson lltilihard Bros. 
Jeffersonville W. J. Grishaber 
Johnson ville B. Aiken A Son 
Johnstown- Joint C. Rice 
Jamestown Probst Sheet Metal Co 
Jordan Brace Hardware Co. 
Katonali George A. Teed 
Keene Valley G. H. Luck A Co. 
Kecsevltle Washer. Quinn A Clifford 
Kingston- B. Izmghran Co. 
LaFargevIlle E. R. Milford 
Lagrangeville G. If. lturhank 
Lagrangeville G. H. Kent 
Lake Placid F. G. Walton 
Lake Placid Edwin Kennedy A- Son 
Lancaster F. .1. Wintermuutel 
Leonardsvillo A. M. Coon 
la) Roy G. T. Greeuhain 
Liberty M. C. Westbrook 
Uttle Falls J. Wuldvogel A Soi 
Livingston Manor A. JzArkerlv 
Loekport lllggs A Staples Hdw. Co. 
Lowville Jacques Bros. 
Lyons Phillip Ueuehler A Son 
Madrid E. K. MeKnight 
Maloue F. 11. Monaghan 
Mannsville Huggins A Beets 
Marathon E. F. Kuickerhockci 
Marathon—L. L. Heed 
Marion Marion Hdw. Co. 
Masonville Cl)as. E. Wade 
Mussena W. L. Smith 
MuttitucK A. F. S.-argent 
Mcchonicville 11. D. Safford 
Medina A. J. Morgan 
Middletown H. A. Hunt 
Milford Luther A llavvver 
Mineoia F. M Jones 
Monroe—C. S. Kuiiriit Co. 
Montauk E. B Taber 
Mt. Klseo G. K. Ganun 
Mt. Morris Stiles A Kellogg 
Mt. Upton O. J. Riehmond A Son 
Montgomery Brown Bros. 
Naples Graham A Fox 
Narrowsburg J. S. Anderson 
Natural Bridge—J. N. Monlondo 
Newark W. B. Roche A Son 
Newark—Garlock Utter lldwe. Co. 
Newark Valley—C. 11. Ackley 
Guarantee STEWARTS 
New Baltimore- \V. B. Hotaling 
New Berlin—Sacked Hdwe. Co. 
Newburgh -J. J. McGougli 
Newburgh—Thomas King 
Newburgh- A. H. Pickens 
New Hyde Park—C. H. Gottsch 
Newport K. F. Ireland 
NichoWille Trussed A Davidson 
Niagara Fails—C. 1*. Metz 
Norfolk \V. I.. Ward 
North Creek Braley A Noxon 
Northport—Etl. Pidg.-on Co, 
North Tonavvanda G. 1 ). Batt 
Northville- Allen A Palmer 
Norwich Anderson A Potto 
Norwood -Geo. 1.. Shepard 
Norwood- Plumber A Tidd 
Nunda—F. J. McCarthy 
Xyack-—Worsfold lldwe. Co. 
N’yack—G. R. Wyman A Son 
Ogdensburg—Bowman & Glover 
Old Chatham Wait Bros. 
Did Forge G. \V. Goodspeed 
• htcida -Ly oe Bros. 
Orchard Park K. A. Marquart 
Oriskany Fails Benjamin A Allen 
Ossining—(,. B. Huld>«ll 
Oswego Benz A Son 
Owego Marquart A Patton 
Oxford -George R. Stratton 
Oxford W. P. Koitainc 
Oyster Bay H. G. Vail 
Palmyra Roy Barrett 
Patchogue- Wm. C. Overton 
Pawling N. W. Gordon 
Penn Van Hollowell A- Wise Co. 
Peru Clough Bros. 
Petersburg A. F. Balieock 
Pine Plains Mrs. Ed. Fraleigli 
Pine Bush S. Whitten A Son 
Phelps- R. A. Reynolds 
Philadelphia Taylor Bros. 
Plulmont F. K. Tullvot 
Piermont Auryansen A Scheiuler 
Plermont E. W. Charters 
Plattsburg J. A. Freeman 
Plessis 1,. W. Priest 
Port Byron Carr Legett Hdwe. Co. 
Port Henry J. T. Breathier 
Port Washington Geo. E. Baiter 
Port Washington N. H Vaiulorwall 
Poughkeepsie- I*. C. Doherty Co. 
I'rattsville Sutton A Fowler 
Pulaski -If. F. Franklin 
PutnamStutlon Graham A Mel.oughliu 
Ouogtio C. W. Lellleu 
Red Hook— J. A. Curtis 
Rhinebeck- H. Sudllle A Co 
Rn’hfleldSprings PeckhamASheiidan 
Richmond Hills Half A DeBiml 
Riehford C. It. Swift A Son 
Richland E. E. Phillips 
Rlrhmoudville E. Bernstein 
Richvllle F. 8. Walker 
Rlverhead H. Nelson Smith 
Rochester Frank N. Haag 
Rockaway Beach W. H. Ward 
Romo J. W. Seifert 
Rescue-—Bennett Davis Co. 
Rouses Point- George Chilton 
Roxbury Frank Knderlin 
Rushford Eddv C. Gilbert 
Salem J. B. Stone 
Sag Harbor Robert C. Barry 
Saranac Lake Geo. N. Starks A Co. 
VERMONT 
Saratoga TownO-RobiceHdwe.Co 
Say ville- -Jedlieka Bros. 
Schaghtieoke Wm. Waldron 
Schenectady J. R. Stiles Co. 
Schenectady—Rose A Muster 
Schenectady—Lambert Plbg. Co 
Scheucvus John Van Hnesen 
Schuyler t.ake—Fayette Allen 
Sehuylcrvillo—F.C. McRae A Co. 
Scotia Higgins A Gligorc , 
Seottsburg—Lettt.Miller A Tweed ,Y l •„ ' ... .. 
SliuronSprings—J.F. Lehman ASon - H. t 
Shushan—H. U. PeeJt h 1 <>'eo. 
Sidney 
. O. Taylor A Co. 
Siuclairville- Rice lldwe. Co. 
Sodus—L. Dc F. Vaughn 
Southampton -Alex. Cameron 
South Butler—W. M. Pasco 
So. GUboa- Chas. Fengler 
Spring Valley A. I- Steinbach 
St. Johnsvllle—W. H. Lenz 
Staatsburg 8. W. White 
Stanley .1. K. Washburn A Son 
Stillwater R. W. Scott 
SufTeru Geo. A. Beers 
Syracuse C. F. Adams Co. 
Syracuse- HiIsdorf A Williams 
Syracuse J. W. Brown Hdw. Co. 
Tannersville-Mrs. A Alien 
Theresa- Hoover Bros. 
Tieonderoga F. L. Brust 
Trout Creek - Jas. Griffin Co. 
Troy—O'Brien A Simpson 
Troy—Trojan Hdwe. Co. 
Troy—C. Fogarty 
Troy It. G, Reynolds 
Troy—Union Furniture Co. 
Tromansburg -Peterson A King 
Truxton Muller A Son 
Tupper Lake F. K Smith 
Turin E. B. Higby 
rnadilla—Unadilla Hdwe. Co. 
Union Toulson Hdwe. Co. 
Utica Carey & Co. 
Ctica—Chas. F. Brown 
Valatle E. H. Witbeck 
Valley Falls—J. W. Parker 
Vonrheesvillo—Joslln Bros. 
Wadhams E. J. Sherman 
Wainscott— G. C. Osborn 
Walden 11. E. Williams 
Wallace Tucker A Line 
Warrensburg C. E. Porter 
Warwick -Ogdeu A Co. 
WashiugtonviUe—E. R. Hull 
Watertown -H. W. Rogers 
Waverly—D. Clement 
Weedsnort—A. B. Harmon 
Wellsville- - Hoyt Hdwe. Co. 
West t'haz.v If. S. Brusn 
Westfield- Bell Bros, 
vvesthampton- Herliert H. Culver 
WesttHJrt G. H. Eastman 
West Winfield—L. E. Varlev 
Whitehall .las. Dot. ', Sons 
Whitney Point—Geo. :■ Bull 
Whitney Point—G. E. •>i!l 
Williamson—'Tassel I A lirhanks 
Williamatown—L. C. t » 
Willshoro—Shepard A Martin 
Windsor—H. W. Manwarreti 
Woodmere—F. P. Montrose 
Worcester—Eitapence Hdwe. Co. 
Wurtsboro—Fulton A Holmes 
For Names of Our Dealers in Other Localities Please Write Us Direct 
Bellow,, |. a )is Geo. B. Allbee Co 
Bennington—A. H. Winslow 
Bethel—James A. Graham 
Brandon C. H. Robinson 
Kraltleboro- .1. E. Rogers 
Hi istol- Hut home A Boynlmi 
Burlington G. S. Blodgett Co. 
1 a Is >t—j, t. Drew 
'ass 
,, .- E. Sanders 
Etiosburg Falls—D. I. Draper 
Groton G. II. Pillsbury 
Hardwick—-F. E. Pope 
Jaeksomllle- - E. P. Reed A Son 
Johnson -Riddle Bros. 
I.yndomille—J. C. Eaton A Co. 
Molndoee Falls—j. H. Goodrich 
Manchester-—Geo. A. Lawrem’e 
Midillebury— J. H. Stewart 
Mont pellet—Peck Bros. Co. 
Newport— F. W. Carr 
Orleans—Whipple, French A Co. 
Orwell— J. E. Willi tms 
Pawlet—Fred Winchester 
Proctor—Co-operative Store 
Poultnev— H. P. Prudeu 
Randolph—J. H. Lamson A Son 
Riebfnrd Clark Bros. 
Rochester -Campbell A Greeley 
Rupert—F. A. Sheldon 
Rutland—Dunn Rros. 
Sheldon —O. T. Greene 
So. Shaftsbury—C.R. AA. B. Haw kins 
Springtlelff—IjiFountain.WoolsonC- 
St. Johnsbur.v—H.J.Goodrich 
St. Albans—H. J. 8cott 
Stowe—H. E. Shaw 
Swanton—Hall Hardware Co. 
Vergouues—J. W. A D. E. Ryan 
Wuterbury—0. K Ayers 
West Burke—M E. Fairbrother 
West Pawlet -Geo. N. Folger 
W hite River Jet,—F. R. Graham 
Wilmington- Wheeler A Dauemr 
Windsor- La Fountain. WoolsonACo. 
Woleutt C. E- Haskell 
CONNECTICUT 
Bridgeport—Geo. B. Clark Co. 
Bristol—Ray C. Arnold 
Canaan- Decker A Heels- 
Derby — 1). a S. Champlain 
Ha rtford—Flint-Bruce Co. 
Lakeville—A. E. Bauman 
Litchfield-—E. B. Alien A Co. 
Middletown- Brown Bros 
Milford Noyes R. Bailey 
New Britain F. W. Loomis A Co. 
New Canaan F. J. Wolfel 
New Hartford -Geo. T. Smith 
New Haven—Clark Bovvditoh Co 
New Milford Osborne.Lane A- Stone 
Sharon—F. I. Peabodv 
Southington—W. M. Ballou 
•so. Norwalk—Angevinc FuruiturcCo. 
I homastou—H. I,. Blakeslee 
I lunnpHonville—J. Francis Browne 
W tasted—J. H. Alvord 
Woodbury—F. F. Hitchcock 
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