The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-29

you want westinghouse Iron and a
Royal Rochester Coffee Percolator
for your breakfast table. How do you
like this sewing machine. Nell?"
isn't it a beauty" she exclaimed.
I've always wanted an Electric Sew.
ing Machine, and I see that is Free
Westinghouse one of the best made
"Quite a model electric store" OBJ
served the Major, as bidding good-day
! to Mr. Hart they rode away. Mice
array of fixtures and appliances
WHAT"
Zone of the best in the city" an
swered Henry MIR. Hart has fine
bushes, for he has the authorized
| Westinghouse Service Station for
Wayne county and is one of the most
reliable electrical men we have"
''If there is one thing more than an
other am a crank about" said Henry,
as they left Mr.. Hart, ''it is a tight
roof on our house, SO We'll run over to
! Roland and Beach. 1886 Main street,
| and see what they know about it.
"Those are my sentiments exactly,
| said Nellie, emphatically, "for if there
is anything | have a dread of, it is
water leaking on my carpets and
| furniture.''
! Meeting Mr.. Roland and Mr.. Beach,
| Uncle Henry gave instructions for
/ complete cornice work and guttering
for the house. as we'll as a skyl:ght
over the living and dining rooms.
For" remarked he. cheerful. sun
shiny rooms make cheerful people and
; cheerful people have little use for the
doctor and none for the lawyer
'You won't forget a cutoff and fl
ter for my cistern, will you?' Nellie
inquired.
Indeed. no." answered Henry
We'll have Les make you a dandy
cutoff you can operate from inside
| Jour back porch"
They seem to have all sort and
| kind of machinery here-what?" com
mented Charlie
When you understand that Roland
and Beach do a third of all the tin
work around here, you may we'll i'm
agine they are some busy firm. They
| have done some very important work
| around here doing the cornice work
and suffering for the Colonial Build
! ing and all the conductor pipe work
on the big elevator at New Paris, and
this dandy Front Rank steel furnace
! you see here, they installed them in
the homes OF Louis Stauber on South
| HI lSSutll SltSSl, w. htNSt, VIZ
South A street; George w. Reed, on
East Main street, as we'll as the Great
: Central Tea Co, on Fort Wayne
! avenue. And here is what have been
! looking for to have installed on our
/ furnace. A Minneapolis Heat Regu-
! lator'. for it gives you a uniform tenn
! perature at all times. It's one Of the
handiest things you can have in q
/ house"
THAT was certainly some tin shop,
remarked Nellie, as they came away.
| 1T has to be- replied uncle. ''for
| Roland and Beach, as | said before. do
F.; all the best tin work in town. i have
/ known them for years"
Seeing We have the Tin work ar
ranged for said Charlie, Il guess the
next thing will be to look after the
plumbing. Where shall we go?'
THE leading plumber of Richmond,
is Charles A. Tangeman, 400 Main
street., and he's cracker-jact, too" en-
phatically remarked uncle. Wen Just
! run down there for moment and I'll
| introduce you. You'll find him a very
| agreeable gentleman.
I Il don't pretend to know every
thing continued uncle. after intro
ducing the young folks to Mr.. Tango
man, but when | want plumbing and
heating work done | want firm
which bears a statewide reputation for
honest work. who charges for the
! exact articles and time consumed, and,
doing business along these lines is
what keeps Mr. Tangeman a pretty
busy man.
He is the man we want If we can
get him, but his time is always con-
tracted for SO far ahead we will have
to see. He put in the plumbing for
the Rooney Furniture Co.'S new beauti-
full five story home; lie ran all the
cast iron pipe for roof sumps, for the
National Tool Co.; the plumbing and
heating for the Webb-Coleman Garage
on North 9th street, the Richmond
Piston Ring Co, and is now working
on the administration building for the