Identifier: hardmerchaugoct1912toro Title: Hardware merchandising August-October 1912 Year: 1912 (1910s) Authors: Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building Publisher: Toronto :

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Text Appearing Before Image: Attractive, Convenient, Durable, Reasonable in Price. Our Patented Metal Shelf Boxes will improve the appearance ofyour store, and will enable you to give your customers quickerand more efficient service.Advise us space you have available for shelf boxes and shelving, and we will sketch out plan and give you our best price for same. Send for illustrated catalogue, it will interest you. Cameron and Campbell, Toronto ve HARDWARE AND METAL

Text Appearing After Image: THE PRICE OF COAL IS GOING UP and most of the heat is going up, too—up the chimney—unless it is intercepted and usedby means of a WRIGHTS TUBULAR RADIATOR This takes the place of a length of stove pipe, and the heat it produces from the waste gases and smoke is sufficient to heat an ordinary room to the proper temperature. The air in the room passes through the centre portion of the Eadiator by means of six tubes, and issues from the top in six columns of warm air. It will pay you to keep these radiators in stock—especially this year, when a shortage of coal is predicted. No. Size. Size pipe collar. Weight. 10 10 x 24 in. 6 in. 12% lbs. 100 10 x 24 in. 5 in. 12i/o lbs. 14 14 x 28 in. 6 in. 18 lbs. 140 14 x 28 in. 7 in. 18 lbs. Finished in Blue-Black Steel, with Nickeled name plate.Each Radiator Papered and Crated. E. T. WRIGHT & CO., HAMILTON, CAN. (H. G. WRIGHT) Agencies at Vancouver, Winnipeg and Toronto. MAPLE LEAF

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