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

! the rest of the leading men do and
go to Robert E. Graham, 532 Main
street, our merchant tailor. and be
| fitted for suit of clothes. He has a
! swell trade, and it's right he should
have, for they say he's ones of the
best cutters in the country, and he'll
fit you to your every satisfaction"
After meeting Mr.. Graham, uncle
| continued: Look at those swell suit
ings. Are they not fine? They are
the largest stock and most exclusive
designs and foreign importa tons you
can find in the city-from the Bruner
Wooden company. and are guaranteed
all wool-belng the latest novelties in
spring woolens, with greatly reduced
prices. And here are some genuine
worsteds at old-time prices"
| And look at this suit" exclaimed
Henry, holding up for Charles in
: spection suit just finished. DO you
know of anyone who would crowd into
a suit the quality, the workmanship,
the style and wealth of material that
this suit carries for the money? /
don't. Especially when you have such
a variety of weavings to select from. -
| Mice way he has of treating a Gus
TONER" remarked Charlie, as they
left.
! He's the same way with every
body" replied uncle. "All the best
men go there. for when Mr.. Graham
makes you suit, you know it is from
guaranteed material, cut by himself
and made right in his shop by the
best skilled mechanics. He has made
all my clothes for the past five years. -
| "Pshaw." exclaimed Nellie, as her
shoe caught in the auto and tore the
heel off. Il just thought something
would happen like that. Now. Wen
have to go back to the hotel while l
ed disgustedly.
Never mind. grille" replied Hen
ry. soothingly. cts only a minutes
ride over to Dusty's Shoe Rebuilders,
on Ninth street, fifty steps from the
gas office. and he'll fix 'em for you
, quicker than David Harum could swap
| horses"
Shall we leave. them and come
back?" she inquired, My hose won't
show in the tonneau, you know.
/ well hardly" replied Henry. They
will have that heel on before you
could run around the block Here we
are"
Uncle Henry introduced the couple
to A. j. Lienemann and explained
what Mrs. Churchill wanted Il told
her we could wait" he added
why certainly" Mr.. Lienemann an
swered, 1T won't take my helper but
a very few moments to fix the heel.
Just be seated"
Didn't he put that heel on slick?''
inquired Charlie, in admiration of the
speedy repairs.
why of course" Henry answered.
Why shouldn't he? Mr. Lienemann
has two of the best shoe repair shops
in town, for as you perhaps noticed
he hast fine array of Goodyear ma
| chimes, the best ones made, for the
quick and neat repairing of shoes
One thing l like about their work is.
they never 'cobble' a shoe-they build
! it up. so it looks like new, and the
part that interests most of us now days
! is their prices are more than reason
able. They have another shop, 5Ol
North Eighth street. opposite Mar
shall's Department store that does
just as much business as this one. !
heard a lady say, the other night. she
sent all her party pumps and two-tone
shoes to Dusty's, when in need of re-
pairs. and they came back looking
like new"
How about auto supplies?" in
quired Charlie as they rode up Main
street. do you find your car ex-
pensive?"
mo, | cannot say as l do" Henry
answered. You see, | have used the
! Dodge for the past six years and, aside
| from the natural expense of gas and
oil, it was merely nominal. for Dave
as you perhaps noticed. is a good
! careful driver. But as we should have
a couple of extra tires hung on the car
suppose we go over to William H
! Newcomer, 1874 Main street and I'll
make you acquainted. He has a
mighty fine store and understands his
business, so you will like him. know
After meeting Mr. Niewoehner, the
proprietor, Henry ordered two of his
Mohawk Cord tires hung on the car
for l always like to know | have a
good. dependable tire under me-" said
he. and l have found by several thous
and miles of experience, the Mohawk
tires give me the least trouble of any,
for they are built on honor from the
| pest OF materials ODtd1naDle. How 90
you like their stock? Some fine tires,
eh?"
1T looks like you could get here
what you asked for" Charlie smiling
ly replied. Nice, clean looking store,
l. think am going to like to trade
here"
Il am quite sure you will for you
will find here a dandy stock to select
from. Those two tires you see on cur
front wheels | had retreaded here
with Gates Half Sole tires and they
look like I'll get more than my guar.
antee of five thousand miles from
them"
That's a lot of vulcanizing ma.
chimes they had" remarked Nellie
as they rode away. And they keep
them busy" replied Henry. emphatic
ally. for Niewoehner does the best
vulcanizing in town. Mr.. Niewoeh
ner hasn't had the store a great while
but he stocks a good line of Mohawk
and Gates tires and his genial per.
sonality and that ready smile of his
is going to win him a big business or