Wilson Heaters Stir Interest Across the Industry
The Coles Manufacturing Co of Chicago markets Wilson air tight coal heaters famed for low fuel use and long burn times. The No 21 and No 12 models in several sizes feature planished steel bodies, top draft control, nickel flue tops, and optional nickel footrails. The ad warns against copying innovators.
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Coles' Hot Blast Heating Stove Warning and Trade Urgency
A trade notice warns buyers against cheap imitations of Coles' Hot Blast heaters and urges agents to report sellers misusing the name. The genuine stove touts durability and economy on a Chicago-made model. The firm offers trade-ins allowing old stoves as part payment for new units.
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Wilson Hot Blast Heater Promises Efficient Soft Coal Heating
The Wilson Hot Blast Stove uses a down draft to burn all gases and smoke, boosting heat output while saving fuel. It emphasizes air tight joints, easy fire control, and cleanliness, with claims of over 100000 users and superior workmanship.
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James Wilson
Wilson
Coles Original Airtight Wood Stove Promises Savings
An advertisement extols Coles airtight wood stove benefits including economy from burning wood cobs chips and waste paper with a heat output claimed to reach room warmth fast. It emphasizes complete airtight construction long ash removal intervals and superior radiating surface versus coal burners.
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