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TWO in ONE 



A Pump and an Engine Combined in One Unit 



The pump may be connected direct to the pipe 

 lines and will give a steady, constant pressure for irri- 

 gating or spraying purposes, or it will pump to an 

 overhead or an air-pressure storage tank. In connec- 

 tion with an air-pressure tank, it pumps either air or 

 water, or both at once, as may be required to keep 



the proper pressure in the tank. The engine is adapted to the use of either gas or gaso- 

 line for fuel, and the pump will handle liquid fertilizers quite as weU as 

 water, but after all is said and done the chief merit of 



Standard Pumping Engines 



is their absolute reliability. It is on this feature— reliability— that these pumps and engines have won their reputation. 

 We also oflFer a variety of styles and sizes that makes them adaptable to almost any conditions. 



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14 MICHIGAN ST.. CLEVELAND. O. 



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NEW ORLEANS. 



The Market. 



Continuous rainy weather for the last 

 two weeks handicapped flowering stock 

 to a great extent, particularly azaleas, 

 only about half of the usual output 

 being in full bloom in time for Christ- 

 mas. AH of the retailers made elaborate 

 preparations, but on account of the 

 abominable weather little buying was 

 done up to December 22. 



Christmas eve and the day preceding 

 were ide^l and the- stores were crowded 

 with buyers till quite late in spite of 

 the fact that it was Sunday. Every 

 indication pointed to beautiful weather 

 for the holiday and the usual clean-up 

 of everything. Immense cut flower 

 shipments arrived from Chicago and in 

 most cases the stock was in good con- 

 dition. 



Club Meeting. 



The New Orleans Horticultural So- 

 ciety held its regular monthly meeting 

 December 21, but owing to the rainy 

 weather there was only a small attend- 

 ance. Owing to the president's ab- 

 sence. Otto Abele occupied the chair. 

 All important matters were held over 

 to the January session, which no doubt 

 will be interesting, as the proposed 

 state fair to be held next fall will be 

 up for discussion. 



Richard Eichling, foreman of U. J. 

 Virgin's nursery, made the only display 

 at the meeting, showing some well 

 grown azaleas, poinsettias, Adiantum 

 Croweanum, valley and coleus, for 

 which he was highly commended. 



R. E. 



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1361-1365 Flushing Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



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 38 Years 



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