The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-06
pany Inc. the only safe manufacturers

pany, Inc, the only safe manufacturers
in the South. have on exhibition a full
line of fire and burglar proof safes.
which were manufactured in Rich
mond at their plant. the Trigg Ship
yards. This is not only credit TO
Richmond. but to the entire South.
The Southern Cotton OIL Company's
booth is mighty attractive place, and
any one who visits 1t will find cor
I al welcome and whole lot OF In
formation and instruction as to how
to use the snowdrift and the Hogless
lard and various and sundry other
kinds Of money-saving things.
Grent Music.
The Cable Piano Company booth, In
the Industrial Building is the centre OF
attraction for the unsteady inclined
The exhibit includes some splendid
samples of pianos, Victor Talking Ma
chimes. Victrolas and the Inner-Player
Plano, but the feature Of this exhibit
is the grand organ concerts given daily
by Miss Louise Reams on a large Ma
son & Hamlin pipe organ.
Miss Reams is one of Richmond's
most talented artists. young musician
of real genius and a fine pianist.
Miss Reams is the organist at ST.
Marks Episcopal Church Of this city,
and is graduate of the Richmond
Conservatory Of Music. so the Gable
Company in obtaining the consent of
Miss Reams to give daily organ recitals
at their booth, has added a feature Of
extraordinary merit to the general en-
semble. and at the same time intro
duces high class musical treat which
is being greatly appreciated as the
choWds around the booth attest.
Blenner's Place.
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cars are being exhibited by B. A. Blen-
ner in the Industrial Hall at the State
Fair this week. The 1880 Stearns. the
car that won the recent twenty-four-
hour Brighton Beach race, is attracting
great deal of attention. This car is
handsomely finished in Maroon, is fully
equipped. and has electric lights.
me 1890 Stearns which is raised on
a Platform is creating quite sersa-
ton. and being extravagantly admired
by large number. This car is finish
cd In battleship gray with gold and
| black stripe.
The oldsmoble limited. with big
forty-two-inch wheels is also heinz
shown. This car is finished in hIne
win yellow gear, and is very attrac-
/ tive car.
Mr. cruger, of the olds Motor Works
IS in attendance demonstrating the
oidsmobile. and will be here for several
days after the show.
Two White models are also he,nr
SHOWN, one Torpedo. This is the only
real Torpedo car at the show. 1t has
genuine Qufnby aluminium body. The
motor used in this car is more simple
In contraction than any other on the
| market. on Tue
Having no exhaust manifolds of any
Kind. gas is taken into a chamber tba,
| Is cast integral with the cylinders and
| IS free heated. which results in an az
tremely economical CONSUMPTION If
gas. Eighteen to twenty-five miles ner
gallon can easily be obtained. Al
though the motor is small and com
| pact, 1t has wonderful amount ~
power which is shown in the use
Of the motor in the three-t ton truck as
we'll as the regular touring car. Mr..
Rheutan, assistant sales manager Of
the White Company, is here assisting
Mr.. Blenner with his demonstrations.
The Oakland thirty horse power is
being shown sts1,25o and the Roadster
at $1,000 is very popular and attrac-
tive car for physicians.
Mr.. Blenner has his exhibit decorated
very artistically with ferns and roses
and it is attracting considerable attcn-
| ton. especially from the ladies.
The Brush" line (handled in Rich