Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-02-16
OUT A
NEW PRODUCT

The Danville Stove and Manufactur-
ing Company has added something en-
tirely new to its already extensive line
of stoves. The latest addition is "a
range embracing all the latest attach
ments and is regarded as tho most COM
plcte cooking apparatus ever put on
the market. Il is in colonial finish to
meet the growing demand for plain
ness and lack of ornamentation, which
holds good in the matter of stoves as
well MS in other lines of furniture.
Incidentally, the new stove will be
manufactured by j. L. Tooloy, who
will operate the we'll equipped little
foundry, East Mahoning street, which
until the first of the prese at month was
run by John Hooley, now filling the
position as general manager with the
Thatcher Furnace Company, of New
ark, n. J. Mr. Tooley will devote
his foundry largely if not exclusively
to the manufacture of stoves for the
Danville Stove and Manufacturing
Company, whose business has out
grown the capacity of its plant. Mr..
Tooley will be able to turn out max
imum of ~ stoves per day and this
steady help will materially assist the
other and larger plant to fill its orders.
Mr. Tooley is known as an enterpris-
ing and capable man and it is much
to his credit that rather than see any
one thrown out of employment he
should be willing to go so far out OF
his way and assume new responsible.
ties i'll order to keep the little foundry
running. Harry Hooley, who is very
capable and well experienced in Office
work, will take charge of the books
and assist Mr.. Tooley in the manage.
ment.
Aided by the smaller plant the total
product of the Danville Stove anu
Manufacturing Company will be some
1870 stoves per day. Flasks are already
being made for the new line and these
will be turned over to Mr.. Tooley yet
during the present week and next Mon
day at the latest his foundry will start
up. The new stove of the Danville
Stove and Manufacturing Company,
which will be such an interesting
feature of the product is named "Beav-
er A. The range will be in two sizes,
the ovens respectively, 90 and 90 inches.
The name is cast on the oven door, but
beyond that there is an utter absence
of ornamentation or scroll work, which
gives the range a decidedly plain
severe and it might be added, a novel
4 handsome thermometeI
is inserted in the oven door. The stove
is fitted out with steel high closet
it contains in addition low warmine
closet and is equipped with a very in
genious device installed directly un.
der the CRATE that answers the pur-
pose of ash sitter.
Work on patterns for the new line
was begun last fall. The new "Beav
er a" just finished is on exhibition al
the plant. Its success is already as
sured. In the manufacture of stove
us well as in other things there is {;
constant demand for something new
and every alert enterprising manufact
urer hustles to get out at least new
line of stoves each year or so.
The Imperial range, which the Dan
willie Stove and Manufacturing Com
pany put on the market a couple OF
years ago has proven "A remarkable sell
er. This is semi-plain range with
lift-of nickel. The company is ais,
and redressing the large
Beaver furnace. One size is at present
ready the other three sizes will be
ready in time for next falls trade.
The "Famous Beaver is another
handsome line of stoves put out at the
Stove Works during the last year or sc
and is proving fine success.
The Danville Stove and Manufacture
ing Company maintains agencies il
New York, Pittsburg.
Chicago, Baltimore and Charleston,
S. G. Danville stoves are increasing
in popularity and the wide territory
over which the stoves are carried il
expanding.
The plant is steady standby in
Danville and pays out yearly in the
over 800, 600 in wages. The
business is succeeding beyond expecta-
tions, all of which is most gratifying
not only to our citizens in general but
also to w. A. Sechler, general man
ager, whose hard work and push are
clearly discernible in the general re-
suits.