The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-25
HEATING AND VENTILATING

St. Paul is making rapid strides in met
ropolitan ways-among other institutions
that are confined to large commercial CEN
tiers, we find substantial business house
giving its entire attention to exclusively
First Gas, Heating, Ventilating and Cook
ing Apparatus. We refer to Geo. NJ. Ben.
nett & Co.'s, 113 Third street, St. Paul.
Their sample room on the second floor is
model of perfection in its line. The fret
article one sees on entering is q mammoth
hotel cooking range, with four a. separate
baking ovens and three (3) warming ovens;
two separate fire boxes, SO that all OF one
half Of the range can be run as crcum-
stances may require. Next are the family
sizes of the same range, (the Warren with
two baking and one warming oven, and
improved dump CRATE for wood or COAL
One can almost smell tho turkey and taste
the plum pudding, the apparatus seems
so perfect in all its parts. Over twenty
five (25) of these ranges have been set up
here within the past two (2) years, and
are givingthe best satisfaction.
Next we find line of tho new Stewart
Cooking Stove, one of the best in the world.
Several changes have been made, making
this stove better adapted to our cold climate,
including sh aking AID dumping CRATE for
coal.
Next in line is eautiful and novel fire.
| place heater set in nm Italian Marble man.
tie, for heating parlor or sitting room,
| and at the same time heating one or two
rooms on second floor. 1t must be seen to
| be appreciated. From this we come to q
full and complete line Of Lawson's Warm
Air Furnaces, 50 we'll known throughout
the country as the head and front of the
furnace family.
These furnaces are made ono pattern for
wood and another for coal, "a very sensi-
BILE idea, as no furnace was ever yet made
for both wood and coal that worked we'll
for either,) and are warranted never to leak
gas or smoke. Each piece Of the furnace
is made in duplicate, and can be replaced
at trifling expense, should one ever fail.
By this arrangement furnace can be made
to last a life time. We have examined
some FIRE pots that have been in use three
years and are apparently as good as when
put in. The house is doing heavy bust
ness in this line and our people are al be-
ginning to learn that the best is the cheap.
est in the end.
We next find department Of Hot Al,
Registers and Ventilators regular P. o
arrangeme Mt on large scale, each kind
size, form and color, having its proper
place. The stock is by far the largest ant
, most complete west of Chicago, rising from
, q six inch round ventilator to Golt
Bronzed Pedestal.
+ The front Is neatly fitted up as an ofie
where Geo. NJ. Bennett can be found an
, consulted on the heating and veatilating o
+ cooking question. The establishment
= the most complete and extensive Of Its kin
in the west outside Of Chicago, and frien
Bennett challenges her to furnish anythin
to excel it. This house are exclusive deal
ers in Lawson's Furnaces and Warren
= Ranges for the State of Minnesota AL
!. North Wisconsin. All work done by then
f is warranted to do its work as represente
or refund all money paid which fact speak
for itself. The heating and ventilating q
: buildings, is not only business Of itse
but q science. Mr.. Bennett understands
thoroughly and deserves his excellent SUI
cess.-;St. Paul Pioneer.
-Messrs. Bennett & Co. put in til
=, Union Schoolhouse, ia this city, one of tn
lawson furnaces, which has given perfe'
satisfaction, Other furnaces and heatin
81 apparatus had been tried. but worked .
a poorly that they hsd to be thrown cut
But since stkeaLawson wss put In tho hea
!. ing and ventilation Of the building hav
been perfect.
One of the finest stocks Of dry goo
in the market is at Paul Meckephaupt'
IS Call and examine his stock Of light goo
or summer wear. Prices away down.
Of -Draught aud driving horses for sale
Herberts livery stable.
-Go to Rovd'A for groceries,