Daily Colonist (1900-10-07) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1900-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

STOVES SHiri'BD BY ALBION lUO.N WOllKS COMrAKY TO I'lLL ONE ORDIilt. Photo, by MlWP.

.\.s showing the vast dimensions of this branch of ihe buKlnt>f« of the Albion c.iin-paiiy, it may be mentioned tliat tl'.ey r-rury eont^tanlly o'j hand at ie.'isl I.IKM) stoves of all kiniln and i..'\ttei us. and a visit lo Ihrir t^liiiw rooms on Store street aiul Cliathani slrcel will amply repay ihe trouble. i'his (b-parlmenl is under llic personal sui)eriiitendence of .Mi'. Tho.'^, Wood, wlio.se ficveiitei'ii yearM' exiieri-enee is fiullleient guarantee that all the W(n'k in his branch of the eslablishmi lit is strictly rirtst-<'l.'i.-.s. The growth of the stove business has been aslonisbing, and is (evidence that the houie-madi^ article is winning a deservedly high phn-e in the jiublic eslimation. During the pant thre(! year^ the turn over iu Mr. Wood's deiiartnient has (luadiiiiiled and. to come down to still more recent evcnt^■, Hliowinj,' the trend of tlie s.vi;in 11!iii's of the proviiH^ial boiisekee;U'r, over (iO i^lores ami ranges were tfold latjt week up tu Wednesd.iy,' Those orders eouie fron\ all pans of the jirovince and Ihe far Xordi—Da wson being a pari i"nlarly E'Ond ctiKtomi'r nf the local sioVe fiuimlry.

.V trip thvouKh the stove factni'v is a very inlen'sliug hoiii-'tj work, ami the tlioUHand and one different pi-oci'ssrs iind articles which go to imilce up Ihe tout ensemble of the niajeslic looking linish-ed article may be inspected in detail when in llie cniile—ii.L.'ht froui ilie prot aic looking "|iig" tip to the ljit;hiy filiislieil. nii'keled fittingly. All are made rigli! on tli<> .'^pot. During this year 12 new pat-teriiM of ranges have been aililod. and yesterday a hiigb "I'"reiicli rani^e" for a V.'iiicniivVr llnlcl liciiur ni;idc rc.-idy

for sliii 'lit. TlicM' raiiu'i's ai-i' mail,' in

' dozen) are already t^et up and ready for delivery. If tlu're be any Victorians i who hiivi- doubts of the iieriminency of 'iheir {'ity. I.'t lh"in uet iierniission and !see what manner ot work the .-Mbioii I Iron Works are d.-jiug, aud it will go a Iverv long way towards removing their (limbts as to this city's ultimate destiny, j 'J'lie j.iece de resistance of the boiler sho|i just now is a 1-1','j-foiH biuler I fur ill.' s-.'aiiKU- IMlot, and with ; feet of steel plate Ijovi' the workers, it ttikes little to imagine t!;e boiler (1 into a comfortable-sized cabin, rivetting is done by a patent hy-ivetter having a mn.vimum pres-100 tons on the ram

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* * Great Haste is Not

Always Good Spe ed.

cMmy people trust to luck to pall them through, and are often disappointed,' Do not dilly-dally in matters of health. With it you can accomplish miracles. Without it you are '* no good."

Koon the liver, kidneys, bowels and blood healthy by tlie use of Hood's Kar-eaparilla. the fa'ultles.s blood purifier.

Riieumatlsm-" I had acute rhenmn-tlsin In my limb and foot. 1 commenced treatment with ^.^od'8 Sar.iapnrilla and llood'3 Pills ana In a short lime wa.s cured. ' Wii.lia.m H.^aKprrr, Branlfoid, Ont.

Scrofula—" I was troublcdwlth .'icrcfula and Impure blood. A cut on my srm would not heal.

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