Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
THE GUM HARDWARE 90.
7aE GARLAND" STOVES AND
FANGES
re Aost Cosaplete aud Exhaustive Ills
play ~ stoves sad hardWasr kseF
N4os in The alley CifY.

There have bsen many great displays
mads 81 tbs state and County fairs he'd ia
Grand Rapids. displays which have often
oatdone tie bssi III those made Ia other
silies. fhis year TIE Valley city can boast
al tie efantesi exhibit ever made outside 0f
an Exposition with unlimited spsoe. and
that Is the display 81 lhe Gum Hardware
Company. il il located ID the west end Of
Manufactures hall TO say lend" would
be inadequaie a. the entire southwest half
and aesf centre is taken up by this enter
pnsing arm. or course the great specialties
of the bran are those shown. and the Gar
land stoves are the mU-f prominent feature.
The stove exhibit is The largest and best ever
made Ia Michigan. al either State or
county fair Ia the stove line = the Art
Gsrlandn With and without oven and
double heating attachment The stove il
beauty. Ii is a coal burner Of The Art
pattern aud Is one Of the finest ia appear
anee ever seen. Never ia the history OF
st0ye-makins have 50 many stoves of any
kind been made daily as have been made Of
the Art during the past Two seasons and
yet only nity Ier cent Of the orders for
them could be filed. housekeepers'
stove, for wood only, called the Grand
Garland is one which all ladies will ad-
mire bothisfor lis usefulness and beauty.
IL has nickel panels, shelf under hearth,
base aud nickel towel rail aud il supplied
with reservoir and warming closets. The
Home Garland is of very similar nature
bat slightly more economical
as 10 price and fixtures, al
though in every other respect as good
a stove for general purposes. The Model
Garland" series of cook stoves and ranges
attracts great attention, as il can be used for
sOfg coal or wood. Ii serves all the purposes
OF n large range, and Is decidedly more han
dy than one of those articles. There are
shelves, closets, reservoirs, and such like at
tachments in abundance Ii is a stove that
the Michigan Stove Company can well be
proud Of There is also a modelled series of
the Art Garland" parlor stove. which is
certainly one of the finest pieces of stove
furniture ever seen. IL is full-nickeled and
burns hard coal. The finish on il is of the
kerry finest, AMI must be seen 10 be appre-
ciated. Ii is put up in four different sizes
and has oven attachment If wanted. The
sylvan Garland is also exhibited. Ii is a
parlor wood stove, and is 50 constructed
that by throwing the doors open it can be
converted instantly into an Open-front
stove, with ali the advantages of an open
fireplace. Coal can also be used in this ad-
mirable heater. The Parior Garland is
base heater for wood only and highly orna-
mented with nickel. Ii stands pre-eminent
at the head of its class and is the model by
which rival manufacturers make their pat
terms. Smoke cannot possibly escape into
the room on account of the automatic dam
per The Electric Garland" is another
fine wood heater with revertibe fiue In is
beauty in design and finish and is so con-
structed that it enables the consumer TO cut
off the draft entirely and allow the wood TO
burn as slowly or rapidly as they may
choose.
In addition to the display of stoves are
many other things in the hardware line.
Fairbanks scales-known all over the civ
iized world-are exhibited in all their glory,
ali patterns and kinds being truly shown.
Granite ware of every kind manufactured
by the St. Louis Stamping Company-in-
cluding little tea kettle which only holds
seven pals of water-Occupies an immense
space and shows what great advance and
improvement las been msde in this line.
The tea pots of Manning, Bowman q Co. of
Connecticut attracted the attention Of every
hOusekeeper yesterday and judging from the
inquiries large sales of those goods must
have been made The Brentwood" and
Boss" churns played no small part i'm the
display, and were looked at by dairymen
continually. The red cedar" pals, tubs,
OnuFnS ana OlDef articles make an elegant
display They are manufactured in Nir-
gina, and are being sold in immense guam
titles all over the world. One of the finest
parts of this grand exhibit is the axe dis
play The Keen Cutter" and 'Gunn Ex-
iran are the specialties Of the Gum Hard
ware Company, and well they might be for
finer axes cannot be bought for money.
Last, but not least is the elegant trimming
OF the spaces occupied by the company 1t is
a grand mass of designs of the Garland"
stoves and other exhibits made by the firm.
Not only the walls. but the very ceilings
and floors are representations of what the
exhibit consists Of IL is surely the grand
est exhibit OF hardware and stoves ever
made in the Northwest and those who fail
20 see il will have something to regret for
the balance of their lives.