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C. E. ANDREWS & CO.
No. 124 Lombard Street,

BALTIMOR

Are prepared to furnish, Wholesale and Retail, the

BANNER STORE

Which took the highest premium at the fair of the
Maryland Institute in 1852, (the above cut is a correct
representation,) and is designed to meet the wants of that
class of families that wish to burn coal part of the year,
and wood the balance of the time. It has a large
square oven, which bakes with an equal heat on every
part. It has a Lever Grate, the shank of which projects
through the outside of the Stove, which enables the cook
to clear the Grate without any dust coming into the room.
The Broiling is done to perfection, by closing the draft
and sliding the Gridiron through small doors over the
fire, leaving the trough outside, so that it does not burn
the grease or leave any smell in the room.

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