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

1T certainly is beauty. Nellie
exclaimed, "and am l going to be
taught to run it,"
Indeed. you are, my dear, and even
better than that While this car is big
enough for us all, have bought you,
for your own use in shopping and to
make calls, a Dodge three passenger
coupe, that consider a bargain at
$1,000"
THAT was mighty dear of YOU,
Uncle Henry. You cannot imagine
how deeply | appreciate it. Just to
think, Dodge coupe all my very
own
81 want you both to meet Mr.. Fred
D. Bethard, the proprietor, when We
go back" continued Henry. They are
a thoroughly responsible firm. In fact,
that is one of the main reasons why
i chose the Dodge car for you-you
are buying from a local company that
possesses financial strength and sta
bility, and in case anything should go
wrong you have the Dodge immense
organization to make your complaint
good. Then they have splendid SER
vice station. and a mechanical repair
department of five men who are real
experts in their line. You can take
my word for it. I'm sold on a Dodge"
If you are fond of conundrums,
Nellie" said uncle, as they drove
along, here is one Mr.. Murray was
telling me the other day, and he says
the Palladium will give $1,000 in gold
to the pcrson who sends in the mos.
artistic ano correct answer by Thurs
day. Feb. 3.
well. what is it," laughingly in.
quired Nellie you have me inter-
ested'
Here it is" replied Henry. pulling
out a sheet Of paper:
"a single l am, twin am never;
triplet | am, tho my parts you can
sever.
Search we'll FOR me here, but bear
this in mind:
The more you discover the less you
will find"
whats the answer inquired
Charles, with much curiosity.
The answer" replied Henry. "Mr
Murray tells me, is PRINTED IN THE
FOUR LINES of the puzzle. but you
study it out for while, or I'll tell you
exactly what it is before we get
through and see if you catch it,
In answer to Dawes question as to
where they wanted to go, Uncle Henry
replied: Just drive out around the
city, Murphy. We want to look at a
bit of Mother Earth. It's the basis
OF home, Charlie 1t was an ideal
winters day for the trip and their
journey was made all the more enjoy
able by Uncle Henry pointing out the
various places Of interest en- route.
After driving around for while and
looking over several additions, Uncle
Henry exclaimed:
Take us to Reeveston Place, Dave,
where we were the other day" These
lots, Charlie, are each Of good size
and are high, dry, beautifully laid out
and less than a mile from the post
office-there they are see what you
youngsters think of them.
'Perfectly lovely" exclaimed Nell
hurriedly stepping from the auto-as
they drew up to the lot, South-E a st
Corner 18th and South B streets. oh:
would it not be nice TO live out here?
Just notice how clear and fresh the
air is"
Charlie was equally enthusiastic,
and uncle. pleased with their enthNs
iasm. began at once to tell of the adj
vantage OF buying in Reeveston Place.
You see, said he, these lots are of
splendid size. 5Ox147 feet each. and
having sewers, sidewalks, paving.
have every modern convenience.
Then again you are protected by
rigid building restrictions and with a
full two lots. you will have ample
room for a tennis court. Seems to me
there is no better bargains TO be had
anywhere" Nellie and Charlie both
agreed with uncle and We're anxious to
"cinch the DEAL as Charlie termed
it.
Very WELL" said uncle. run us
down to Bradbury and Bailevs office.
Suite ZOE Colonial Building, Dave
1t did not take them long to reach
the offices, and uncle. after introduce
ing the couple to Mr.. w. K. Bradbury
and Mr.. Jesse A. Bailey. had papers
drawn up, deciding to Nellie the two
lots in Reeveston Place. Nellie was
very happy when they left. while uncle
was won't to remark how we'll he
liked the idea of living in Reeveston.
You know there are real estate
firms who are always looking for the
best end OF it, but I've dealt with Brad
bury and Bailey for years now and
they've the first time vet to take even
the slightest advantage of me. They
do very large business in mortgages.
high grade land, investments, and in
surance, handling everything from
lot to farm Of any size"
THE next place to go" said uncle,
is to see Working and Son in the Pal
ladium building, who are our leading
architects. Even with money we have
to have firm who thoroughly under
stands the art Of drafting. building,
etc. They are the best structural en-
gineers in Richmond and have put up
some mighty fine buildings. They are
considered the finest architects in this
part of the country, and their services
are constantly in demand. l have
watched their work with interest, for
they give their clients reliable esti-
mates as to what building or home
would cost, thereby insuring their
clients against loss; in fact. they
superintend building just as though
they were building it for themselves.
They drew the plans and built the
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