The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-17
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governor and Judge Comstock for Con-
gress have no complaint. Surrounded
by American flags, their pictures ap-
pear on the walls, and chairs are pro-
vided.
Richmond Lumber Company-The
little house, all ready for setting In
The center of a backyard for play
house, occupies the booth as sam
pie of the work of the company 1t is
electrically lighted and has doors and
windows like dwelling.
+. and N. Lawn Mower Company-A
doll is driving one of the biggest
models OF lawn cutters and rollers.
Around 1t are the latest patterns Of
lawn mowers made in Richmond, the
lawn mower center Of the world. The
booth is prettily decorated.
New Firm Has Big Display
United Refrigerator Company-The
newest wrinkles in home building is
"Built-in" refrigerator accessible to
The iceman from the outside and pre-
senting only its doors in the pantry.
Samples of 242 refrigerators made in
Richmond by new half million dollar
corporation which moved here recent
ly are shown including the fine North
Star Astoria and Hoosier lines and
Lilly Biological refrigerators
- ~urniture Company-One Of
the g n home furnishing is the
ivory 80 .ocm suite complete, the
tall ivory lamp and shade and the eX-
quisite fittings of the room, which Is
get with palms.
Richmond Casket Company-A triple
booth of beauty, background and cell
Ing of 62 big white satin rays Of pref
ty lighting effects display to advantage
the finest collins made in the world,
the highest priced one being $4,000.
Others are down to $500. In this
booth are the highest priced collins
made in the world of which Richmond
IS the manufacturing center.
Two Rooms Furnished
Weiss Furniture Company The
booth displays neatly a kitchen and
bedroom complete. A big range and
kitchen cabinet predominates in the
kitchen display.
irwin Reed and Son-Be1eath dec
orations OF yellow and white stream
erS the auto show commences at this
booth. where Chalmers and Allen au-
tomobiles are Shown.
j. Morris Jones Autumn leaves
surround the pretty Chevrolet model
in the second booth of the automobile
section. I
w. n. Johnscn-The Auto Sheet
Metal Works displays body for
Davis automobile and other samples
of its works Yellow and white col
ors are used for decorations.
Richmond Electric Company-All
ordinary electric equipment and some
thing appealing to housewives in cleo
trio ranges on which Miss Electa Hen
ley, high school domestic science
teacher, will demonstrate cooking
every night Farm lighting plant also
on display.
William F. Klute-Voss Electric
Washers in a complete display of laun-
dry appliances for a modern home,
wringer and washer operated electric
ally.
Displays Hardware.
Spencer Hardware Company-Sy-
metrically arranged and graduated
buckets of paint are shown against
background of pitchforks, axes, SHOW
els and other small implements.
John Niewoehner-A modern bath
room has been installed with an cleo
trio pump nearby showing how it is
possible for farm dwellings to have
this convenience with little expense.
Jordan, McManus, Hunt and Walter
man-Nothing suggestive of undertake
ing in the booth with an American flag
background and tables and chairs.
c. r. Gause--A beautiful floral dis
play with big vases of chrysanthe-
NUNS as sentries on each side and