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HOETICULTURE 



October 30, 1915 



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ACK FROST has already blown his chilly 

 breath at you. Next, he will be shaking 

 his fist. 



The first thing you know he will sneak in 

 that house of yours, in which the heating is 

 not ready, and nip the noses of your plants. 



That would cost a pretty penny. A lot more 

 than it would to send at once to us for the 

 fittings you need ; the boiler you ought to 

 have ; or have our trouble men come and 

 quickly help you out. 



If you need a boiler and are within 25 

 or 30 miles of our factory we can de- 

 liver it at once by motor truck, at a 

 slight expense to you for cartage. 



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General Offices and Factory: 

 Elizabeth, N. J. 



NEW YORK 



1170 Broadway 



BOSTON 



49 Federal Street 



PHILADELPHIA 



40 S. 15th Street 



But when it comes to sending by freight — 

 well you know how the railroads are some- 

 times, and this may be one of those temper- 

 busting times. So don't delay ordering. 



Our new Supply Book shows you every fit- 

 ting we make — new or old. 



The boilers are there, and tables that will tell 

 you exactly how much they will heat. 



Pick out what you need. 



Send your order at once. 



If you want to see one of us, call up on the 

 phone — tell the operator to 

 reverse the message on us. 



Jack's prowling around — 

 there is no time to lose. 



