The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-18
FLOYD GARDNER WINS
TRIP TO CINCINNATI

In an essay contest, conducted
through the Junior Palladium by
the CaloriC Store at South Sew
enth street, for boys and girls be
tween the ages of six and IA was to
be given a free trip to Cincinnati
For the best story or essay sub
mitted, the winner would be given
trip to the Geological Gardens,
the Kentucky Highlands, and
tour through the CalOriC Furnace
factory,
Four responsible and disntereSt-
ed judges decided that the follow
ing manuscript entitled the author
to the free vacation trip:
In this day and age when the
prices of fuel are away up, the main
question that comes to the users OF
coal is, wv hat kind of heating plant
can | put in my home to save the
most fuel. and at the same time, get
the required amount of heat
He then begins to look through
the advertisements and comes to
the name CALORIC. Then he Won
ders what it is, and this is what he
finds out.
The CaloriC Pipeless Furnace is
on from which imitation pipeless
furnaces originated 1t is not new
Idea, as it has been manufactured
for twelve years out of tn" best ma
terials and by the most skillful
workmen. Hence it can be seen
that it is not an experiment, but is
designed and built to
heat almost any building economic
ally and satisfactorily.
1t is called a pipeless furnace, be
cause there are no pipes used TO
convey the heat to all parts OF the
house. The heat comes through
one register which is placed In the
floor directly above the furnace.
One naturally wonders how this
will heat house. One of the laws
Of Natural Science is that cold air,
being heavier than warm air, comes
down, while the warm air goes up.
AS this cold air comes down the in
take valves on the CaloriC, takes 1t
into the furnace and up through the
heating chambers, and sends 1t
the rooms again as moist,
warm air.
AS the volume Of warm air be-
eomes greater, it travels to all parts
Of the house, and pushing the cold
air downward to be taken in.
Not only in fuel saving, but in in
sailing is the CaloriC economical
| mere DelHB no pipes uSeu except
me, for carrying the smoke to the
hmney, it does away with the cost
II all the piping required by other
furnaces And then it can be put
INTO such small space that very
title If any excavating is required.
{ there is no basement, all that is
necessary is q little space for the
urnace, and the coal bin. But even
{ put in the cellar or basement,
'aloriC is so constructed that 1t
Toes not throw off enough heat in
he cellar to be injurious to fruits
II vegetables stored nearby.
BY adding very little expense, the
'alorlC can be equipped with hot
water system.
There are agents from whom a
'aloriC can be purchased in almost
very community, and years later,
epairs can be easily and cheaply
SottenA from the factory which is
he largest warm-air furnace fac
DRY in the world
FLOYD GARDNER,
sol Randolph st.
There were many other splendid
submitted, and tho
Judges are sorry that all contest
nts could not take the trip.
However, six complimentary
ickets to the Richmond theatre
gill be given to each contestant
Tho will call next Monday at the
'aloriC Store, 7 South Seventh
treet.