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September 11, 1920 



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More Echoes From The D. & P. Range 



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 doesn't fit at all. at all. 



it. that word echoes just 



An echo is a noise, after the noise has stopped 

 noising. 



And you know, and we know that although the noise 

 Duckham and Pierson is making, may not be so 

 loud, still the things they are doing are good and 

 big. 



By big. don't exactly mean big houses, and big 

 costs, so much as a uniform bigness. 



A bigness that results in such a dependable qual- 

 ity and quantity of roses, that rumor tells of prices 

 uniformly above the market. 



When it comes to the houses, and equipment in 

 general, we frankly believe it's one of the very 

 finest things we have done. 



Furthermore, both Mr. Duckham and Mr. Pierson 

 have been most courteous in welcoming visitors 

 we may take to see the houses. 



One of the things for which the range is particu- 

 larly worth visiting is the heating plant. 



Its entire freedom from pumps, traps and any 

 of the usual complications will open your eyes. 



With coal costs what they are. a perfect working 

 gravity system is like the ads. say of Diston's saws: 

 "a mighty handy thing to have about the place." 



Soon firing time will come around again. 



Long before it does, why don't you let us take you 

 over to see this heating? 



You may get some ideas that will save you a lot of 

 grief. 



The way the \\iinl sooota down aiTuss the 

 vjilley is a caution. But the gables are both 

 end ^inii <i(le braced against it. 



The other phuto shows the side lirai-es from 

 the inside. This one from the outside. 



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General Offices and Factory: Elizabeth. N. J. 



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