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The Florists^ Review 



JANDAKX 7, 1916. 



"which something (Jl 

 HaiMy has been made. 



December 15 A. Albert, at Sixtieth 

 and Gibson avenue, met with a serious 

 loss through the failure of his' night 

 man to keep .up steam. He alleges in- 

 toxication and estimates his loss at from 

 $700 to $1,000. There are ten houses, 

 leased from the estate of J. Gibson Mc- 

 llvaine & Co. Mr. Albert has been in 

 possession only three thonths. 



-From Philadelphia Letter 

 in The Review of Dec. 24, 1914. 



Where $5 Would Have 

 Saved a Freeze-out 



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Why do growers persist in taking such long chances? There are scores 

 of instances where the investment of a few dollars has saved a whole 

 season's work — but there are too many cases where the failure to have 

 a little, inexpensive Standard Thermostat has resulted in big losses. 



WHAT $5.00 WILL DO 



On a certain February 11, B. L. Elliott, of Pittsburgh, was awaiieaed by the ringing of his Standard thermostat 

 alarm. He found his previously reliable night man fast asleep, and the temperature falling fast. In another half 

 hour he Tvould have lost $30,000. 



Two nights later the night fireman of E. J. Ahern, Wellesley, Mass., met with a fall that rendered him unconscious. 

 He bad no Standard thermostat alarm and the entire place froze up solid. 



This simple Standard thermostat is on the job night and day. Adjust the hands at whatever point you please and 

 the thermostat WILL RING A BELL whenever the temperature rises or falls to the danger point. You can locate 

 the bell at your bedside or anywhere else you please. Anybody can put it up. 



The price of this efficient instrument is only $5.00. 



STYLE I 



6-incIi 



Send for Circular 



STYLE II 

 6-incIi 



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style II is the Standard Special Greenhouse Thermostat under lock and key. It cannot be tampered with after the 

 proprietor has set it, as the instrument is securely PADLOCKED. 



Hermetically sealed case, safe from the hose. Developed specially to meet greenhouse conditions. Cannot be tam- 

 pered with, remains absolutely accurate, gives positive warning of approaching frost or fire. Anybody can put it up. 

 Locate the alarm- where^youwill.'i; All necessary directions with each instrument. 



The price of this absolutely perfect instrument is only $10.00. 



STANDARD THERNONETER CO., 



65 Shirley Street, 



BOSTON, MASS. 



