The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-02-13 00:00:00

WINDOWS AND DOORS.

SECOND VISIT TO LIVERPOOL.

MR. BAKER, MECHANIST, FROM LONDON,
Distinctly Patronized by the Society of Arts and the
Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

TO THE NOBILITY, CLERGY AND GENTRY.
MY LADIES, LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
I TAKE the liberty to solicit your Favours in the event
of your being annoyed by imperfect Doors and Win-
dows. My Slides afford a decided advantage in Summer
and Winter. 1 have had an unusual share of experience,
having devoted the last 13 years to Remedying (at less
than one-third the usual charges) all defects in Doors and
Windows; and I fearlessly assert, all Doors and Win-
dows are, in a degree, imperfect. Should you think proper
to honour me by inspecting my Models, please address a
line at Mr. Jones's, Ironmonger, 58, Dale-street, nearly
opposite the Grecian Hotel, Liverpool, and I will call
without expense to you. Should you require the Regula-
tion of a single Door or Window, I will pay the most
marked attention.
I have the honour to be, with all due deference,
Your most obedient Servant,

T. BAKER.
Mr. Baker's Three Months in Liverpool last winter.
REFERENCES.
Orders received and executed to the full satisfaction of
Mr. Campbell, Park ; Mr. J. Yates, Dingle; Rev. Mr.
Rawson, Seaforth ; Miss Leay, seminary, do. ; Miss Lowe,
do.; Miss Conway. do.; Mr. Lowndes, do.; Mr. Bout-
flower, do; Mrs. Duran, Abercromby-square ; Mr. Bow-
man, Bootle ; Mrs. Birch, Broughton-lodge, Bootle ;
Mr. T. Minshull, surgeon, Mount-pleasant ; Mrs. G.
Higbfield, Bootle ; Mrs. Fisher, Rodney-street-; Mrs.
Grapple, 12, Hope-street; Mr. Montgomery, Stnithdown-
lane; Mr. Watson, do.; Mr. Smith, Park; Mr. G. Blake,
do. ; Mr. Thompson, do. ; Mrs. Fernley, do. • Mr. Brown,
do. ; Mr. Bold, Upper Parliament-street; Air. Bradshaw,
do. ; Mr. Chorley, do. ; Mr. Newman, Mount-pleasant ;
Mr. Howe, do. ; Mrs. Stanton, do. ; Mr. Tanner, do. ;
Miss Otley, do.; Mr. Fraser, St. Anne-street; Mr. Whish,
do. ; Mr. Martin, do. ; Mr. Pickering, do. • Mr. Met-
calf, Kirkdale; Mr. Sharples, do. •, Mr. droves, do. ;
Mr. Henry, do.; Mr. Bromby, Oxford-street; Mrs.
Kershaw, do.; Mr. Acraman, do.; Mr. Daniels, do.;
Mr. Fitzpatrick, Bedford-street ; Mr. Hudson, do. ;
Mrs. Finch, do. ; Mr. Robinson, Litherland House
Seafortb ; Mr. Robinson. do.; Mr. Tyrer, do.
Ashburner, do.; Mr. N. F. Penny, do. ; Mr. J.
Unsworth, do.; Dr. Freckleton, Oxford-street; Mr.
G. A. Browne, Sandon-terrace ; Dr. Parke, Hayman's
Green, West Derby ; Mr. Morrish, do.; Mr. Bright,
do.; Mr. Taylor, Kensington ; Mr. Green, do.; Mr.
Baynes, Holly-bank, Knotty Ash ; Mrs. Hatton, Upper
Parliament-street; Mr. Jenkins, do. •, Mr. Maxwell,
Hope-street ; Mrs. Martin, Chesterfield-street ; Mr.
Gray, Falkner-street, Grove-street ; Mr. Bailey, do. ;
Mr. J. Campbell, Dingle, Park ; Mr. Hurry, do; Mr.
G. Barnley, St. Michael's Church, Aigburth ; Mr. E.
Cropper. Dingle; Mr. Lafone, South-hill Grove, Park ;
Mr. Caldwell, Sutton Lodge, St. Helen's; Mr. C. Bromi-
low, Finch House, do.; Mr. J. Speakman. do. ; Mr.
Finchman, do. ; Mr. J. Pilkington, do. ; Mr. fly Camp-
bell, India-buildings; Mr. Samuel Lang, Mill-bank, near
Kirkdale ; Messrs. Hatton and Norman, King-street ;
Mr. Theakstone,"Bootle ; Mr. S. Wood, Halewood-lane;
Miss Bailey, Halewood; Mrs. Foster, Woolton; Mr.
Lassell, Do. ; Mrs. Clarke, Woolton Grange ; Mr. Hea-
ley, Bank Buildings, Castle-street; Mr. Lafone, Park
Lodge ; Mr. G. Cropper, Dingle ; Mr. J. Cockshott,
Rodney-street; Mr. Douglas, India Buildings, &c. &c.
Mr. BAKER'S Improved Self-Acting Air-Tight DOOR
and WINDOW-SLIDES which preclude the possibility
•of Wind, Rain, Dust, or a Draught of Cold Air rushing
into a room from Windows or Doors, however old or ir-
regular previous to Mr. B's application.
Door Slides fixed in Wainscot 5B. 6d. each.
Mahogany Ditto .. • • . 6s. 6d.
Windows (howeverlim perfect) regulated, so that in sum-
mer they are impervious from Dust, and in winter per-
fectly free from Draught, Is. 6d. each (materials and work-
manship included.) Windows thus improved preclude
the useless application of sand -bags, never make a rattling
noise in boisterous weather, will open instantaneously for
the requisite admission of pure air, and warranted to last
!seven years.
Mr. Baker begs leave to suggest, that those Gentlemen
having imperfect Windows and Doors, will find a decided
advantage by having them secured from the inclemency of
the March winds, as nothing tends to increase Colds and
Asthmas so much as cold draughts emanating from win-
dows and doors.—Read ABERNETHY'S observations
on Imperfect Draughts.
Country Gentlemen attended within four miles of Li-
verpool, without extra Cbarge.—All Orders addressed 58,
Dale-street, nearly opposite the Grecian Hotel, Liverpool.
will be promptly attended to.