Febbuary 2, 1911. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



97 



^^ Morehead Steam Trap 



as a Dividend Payer 



MONG boiler-room appliances there is none that possesses, to an equal degree, 

 the time, fuel, water and labor-Saving qualities of the 



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The Value of this Temper- 

 ature Difference. 



<I.Tlu*re aro only a few degrees dif- 

 ference in temperature ibetween 

 the steam going into your system 

 and tlie water of condensation 

 coming out. ^ ^ si-r*s4lH 



H.A Morehead Boiler Feed Trap 

 will deliver this water direct to 

 the boilers from the steam lines 

 at a still higher temperature (250 

 degrees and above) and on 90% 

 less steairi than is consumed by 

 the pump for returning the same 

 quantity of water of condensa- 

 tion. 



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and Boiler Feed 



€I.Don't spend money to heat water when you can use 

 over and over the water you have already heated. 



€tCondensation from any steam heating or power appar- 

 atus must be removed to get efficiency. The 



Morehead Steam Trap does it quicker, easier and makes 

 better use of it than any other means or appliance. 

 €LThe Morehead is a silent but generous contributor to 

 the Dividend Fund. Just ask the user of a Morehead 

 Trap in your neighborhood. Tho purchaser is our btot 

 salesman. 



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 Book'' and trial 

 offer proposition 



<LIt is very foolish, therefoie, to cool this 

 condensation down to a low tempera- 

 ture (212 degrees or less) simply to ac- 

 commodate your steam pump in putting 

 the water back i uto your boilers. 



Morehead Mfg. Co. 



Department "M" 



DETROIT, - - MICH. 



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 illustrates interesting 

 a'pplications of the 

 Morehead Steam Trap 

 to a large variety of 

 conditions. 



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hill flow pipp raised so as to give it a 

 slight fall^iu the opposite direction, the 

 circulation would be even better in the 

 downhill system. It is unwise to have 

 any of the pipe? run uphill, especially 

 if small pipes are used, as the water 

 cools rapidly, and as it becomes heavier, 

 the weight in the two columns becomes 

 more nearly equal and the circulation is 

 retarded. 



Bed Hook, N. Y.— Pells & Van Steen- 

 burgh, the violet growers, have dis- 

 solved partnership, and the business is 

 now being conducted by Walter M. 

 Van Steenburgh. 



The Standard 

 Steam Trap 



Is acknowledged t'.e best for the 

 florist, because it is durable and does 

 its work without trouble and annoy- 

 ance, saving its cost by the economy 

 in coal bills. 



E. HIPPARD, Younsstown, Ohio 



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