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

HE is a plumbing, heating and ven
tilating engineer in every sense of the
word and from experience know that
when he does our plumbing and heat
ing work Well have a sanitary house
and fixtures that will be an ornament
to any home. Then he makes spec
| ialty of porcelain lined bath tubs and
up-to date lavatories, with sanitary
plumbing, and is an expert in Install
ing the steam and hot water heating
systems, and his prices are SO reason
! able that nobody ever kicks about his
treatment. He is mighty nice man to
| deal with
| Il have listened to you boys arrange
the plans, the lumberman, the plumb
er and the electrical work" laugh
ingly interposed Nellie, but I haven't
heard a word about my cement cistern
for soft water. or my cement cellar
floor. Where do they come in?"
| by George, we've been so busy |
forgot all about it, replied Henry.
But that is smething easily settled.
Well run down to the klehfoth- Me
woehIer Co., 101 North Second street,
! for we're shy several things for the
house yet, besides your cement"
The first thing we want" he con-
tinued, after introductions had been
made to Mr.. w. E Klehfoth, the sec
retary-treasurer. and Mr.. l.. G.. Me
woehner, the president. is 'Kellastone
Stucco for the house. 1t gives such
a beautiful 'aristocratic finish to a
home; it will not crack; is freeze and
MI Lonn hono O
warmer in winter and cooler in sum-
mertime."
What about lath?" inquired the
Major. do you like wood or this new
metal lath, l forget the bally name"
!; Some use wood. for it's a trifle
cheaper, but none of it for NINE" the
old man replied. Il personally know
how much more readily my houses
sold that contained metal lath-'Hi
Rib was the name l guess you couldn't
think of-to hold the plaster. 1t is
absolutely fireproof and inexpensive,
so We'll order that and specify Anchor
Plaster for all the walls"
What about friedrich and flue lin
ing for our three chimneys?" Nellie
inquired.
Thank you for reminding me, my
dear. he replied. 1T is most import
ant we should use Fire Clay Flue
Lining. which we can get here, for
] it's the best fire insurance one can
have. Did you ever know that % per
cent of all fires are due to defective
! flues? Fact"
The next thing" he continued, lis
to order Marquette Cement for your
cistern. cellar and the driveways, for
it is up to government test in every
respect. And we mustn't forget glaz-
ed sewer pipe for the drainage"
What pleasant gentlemen they
We're" remarked Nellie. as they drove
away.
| I'll vouch for that" Henry replied.
The Klehfoth- NiNewoehner Co, do a
! big business here, in all kinds of build
ing materials. besides being dealers
! in Anthracite, West Virginia, Poca-
hontas and Indiana Goals. They are
well liked here and do a lively bust
ness
/ See here" said the Major, as they
left Klehfoth's. I've brought my ap-
petite with me from the north, and
this running around has made me
! hungry Where is there a good res
! taurant?"
Il like to eat lunch at one place
here. my boy And Nellie. if you sort
+ of feel you'd like a bite, too, We'll
run down to the Y NJ. c. A. and get
a meal worth eating"
Isn't this busy place." exclaimed
! Nellie, as they entered the serving
room of the "Y' Cafeteria.
/ Best place in town. emphatically
remarked uncle. Its the best and
most homelike central eating place
| in Richmond and caters to the best
people in the city"
| Il don't know how you feel" con-
! tinued uncle, after introducing the
young folks to Miss Gladys Kitchen,
the manager, and seating themselves,
but | like to eat where things are
i kept scrupulously clean. as they do
/ here. | like their coffee and their
cooking. too: it's so homelike. | no.
! tice a good many business as well as
! travelling men eat here, and you can
! just believe they know where they get
! treated right. In fact, you'll be like
: lots of people. including myself. Come
here once and you'll keep a-coming.
! Then, again, | like it here because
you can see just what they have, and
everything always looks so tempting
! and inviting. In other words. it's one
of the strictly first class restaurants
j season of the year, you'll always get
/ the latest delicacieS of the season.
| Hundreds of people come here for
dinners and suppers. for they get it
quick, and everything tastes so good.
| When we finish lunch and go down
! stairs | want you to meet the general
! secretary, Mr. Julian l.. Smith We
are all very proud of our Y. NJ. c. A,
for Mr. Smith has accomplished a
great deal, and we are very proud of
/ his work"
! Uncle Henry said Charlie, as
they finished luncheon, Il always like
TO smoke after dinner, Where can We
get good cigar?'
Down the street always at Engle's
! Cigar Sto,e, 82S Main street. Well
walk down there and III introduce you
to Mr.. W. J. Engle, the proprietor He
| has the most popular cigar store in
the city, one which is patronized by
| the better class Of men,
| Yes, thank you, Mr.. Engle," said
Henry after introducing Charlie as
Richmond's newest citizen. Il believe