October 6, 1910. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



87 



The L. and B. Page 



The Logic Of Our 

 Pipe Frame House 



pIE weight of roof bars, glass and the 

 amount of wind and snow pressure are 

 the same no matter what kind of a 

 greenhouse you build. There arc certain 

 dettnitelawsof roof strain and roof support 

 that are just as unchangeable. The question 

 is how to support a roof in the most rigid 

 manner without loading your house up with 

 either columns or an elaborate series of cross 

 and crisscross trussing. This Pipe Frame 

 Construction of ours solves the problem. 



Looli at that Giant Arcli and the widtli 

 you get to it In a 30 foot house by tliat small 

 auxiliary purlin and V shaped linking up to 

 the arch cross tie. 



It's a safe house, a light house and a 

 house that will last. 



Send for particulars about the side posts, 

 cave and so on. 



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Cast Iron Gutter 



HERE'S a {futtcr wltli enough Iron and 

 enough of the right kind of iron to make 

 it strong enough to stand the strain. 

 From all over the country come to us com- 

 plaints of other gutters breaking In putting up 

 and after being up. That's why we made this 

 gutter the way It is made— and we haven't had 

 any klcks^that tells the «tory. 



Cast in 8 feet 4 Inch lengths. Drip gutt* i-s 

 have drain pipes— Roof water U not carried 

 down inside post to quickly rust It out and 

 weaken the entire house. Send for particulars 

 and especially the price. 



ANGLE IRON 

 CAVC PLA 



Indestructible Eave 



(Patented) 



HK cavo you aie looking for. It 

 Is steel, heavily galvanized. 

 Kqulppod with a Cast Iron Bar 

 Clavp having a drip opening so that the 

 end of the bar Is kept dry. preventing 

 end rot. Gives tremendous stretngth to 

 the entire frame of your house. It's the 

 liglit< st eave yet. Sold In any quantity, 

 all spaced and drilled for the clasps, 

 whlrh are furnished with the plate. 

 Write for prices. 



Cast Iron Foot Pieces 



ffgi|ONT make that mistake of putting your 

 mil pipe posts right into the concrete; they 

 will rust out "just assure as preaching." 

 And when they do, what a job on your hands! 

 Use our Cast Iron Foot Pieces and imbed 

 them In the concrete, then you can replace a 

 post at any time or change its height. The price 

 is right. Send for It. 



Asbestos For 

 Boiler Covering 



W] 



)N'T put off cover- 

 ing your boiler- 

 it's simply com- 

 mon sense to do It, for 

 the more heat you keep 

 in your holler, the more 

 you get In your i-oils. 

 The amount of heat that 

 eseapes from an un- 

 covered boiler would 

 open youreyes. Askany 

 heating engineer. 



We sell this Asbestos 

 cement in i:!0 lb. bags. 

 One bag covers ;iOs<iua re 

 feet, one inch thick. 

 Write for prices. 



Cast Iron Pipe 



KAL, genuine S'a-lnch 

 Iron Greenhouse Pipe. 

 None of your twisty, rough 



cast stuff, that gives you no end 



of trouble In making joints, and 



no telling how much circulation 



friction. 

 We long ago found out that the 



only way to get "pipe that was 



pipe" was to 



cast it ourselves. 



Now we c a i\ 



guarantee o u r 



pipe and know 



our customers 



are getting their 



money's worth. 



Send for prices. 



