Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 321, 19 December 1906 — Page 15

Palladium Industrial Edition.

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EUREKA FENCE COMPANY

General wire workers. Product is Varied and as a Whole Stands Unparalleled in the Industrial World Wonders of the Eureka Gate. The Eureka Fenfe Mfg. Co., does general line of wire and Iron v.ork n a much more extensive scale than ny other concern of Its kind in this ectlon of Indiana. There are not lany similar industries in this state, nd it is doubtful if there is another lanufacturing as wide a range of oods as Is turned out by this cornany. Their product is partially embracd in the following list: Field and oramental femV?; cemetery fence and rches, plain, ornamental and auto matic gates; revolving chimney ops; eave trough hangers, (adjustale and strap); grape arbors; trass rlmmers; umbrella racks; fencinglachines; earth augers, and fence Style of Fence Made by the applies ot ail description. One very nportant part of this company's usiness, and which is occupying leir special attention is that of in?rior work office partitions and railigs, stable fixtures, guards, and kinred work along this line. When dered, they submit specially designed rawings and blue-prints, and aid leir prospective purchasers in every ay possible to secure a pleasfhg efV ct that will harmonize with the innded surroundings. Another feature very helpful to keir customers is the erection of rm, lawn and division fence., By RY BROTHERS'

oncern That is One of the Oldest in Richmond-Lawn Swings, Settees, Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Counters, and All Sorts of Interior Finish Manufactured.

In the manufacture of novelty woodj work supplies, both for the office d the home.RIchmond has one of the ;dest and best known firms in the late, Fry Brothers, who esablished ieir business in the Quaker City in 373. The work turned out of their .ctory has g. i fur them a wide id enviable reputation. SFry Brothers concern manufactures wna, swings, settees. sash, doors, jimes. Minds, interior moulding, unters and desks, and the products their factory are to be found in use 1 over the country. 1 be firm makes a specialty of a iem lawn swing winch has found h favor and which is said to be the nt on the market. It has many adnt:icos over thf rM Ktvl r,f awinu--i - --- ... 7 best feature perhaps, being that it t j.: Bismarck's anticipation of the date I his own death is not generally iown. About nineteen years ago, .ring a debate in one of the great yilitary schemes, he refused to inrfere with the Septennate bill on -a ground that he expected to live jjother three years, but to die withseven, in outer worus, lie caicuf jjed on living till 1S90 ami on dying 3 IK"

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CHAMPION ROLLER MILLING GO, Manufacturers off Highest Crade PRIDE; OF1 RICEMOKD . WHITE SATIN

Our Flour is made better than few equals and no superiors.

the services of a carefully trained corps of assistants, they not only relieve the property owner of all anxiety, and care, but also assure him that the work will be better than that done by less experienced help. It it is so willed." they will take the contract complete, furnish all material, clear the ground, set all posts, and weave or stretch the fabric; or, they will do any part of this work, furnish all or any share of the material, to suit the convenience of the customer. The Eureka Gates are said to be the best on the market. They are made in any height and to fit any size opening. The frame is constructed of steel tubing, and is not threaded at the lower corners and attached with an 'Ell" as is the usual method; on the contrary, the corners are joined with a malleable-iron lug, which Is forced into the opening of the

tubing, and, thereby making the gate frame as solid as if it were one piece. The fabric is woven by hand directly to the frame, and Is diamond in shape. It can be had In a 2x3, xx.", or 4x7 inch mesh. The smaller mesh is intended primarily for poultry purposes. These gates are happily combined with an artistic grace that blends graciously with their positive strength. . Eureka Fence Company. This business was established in 1S93 as a part of the Richmond Safety Gate Co. In 1902 that company sold this part of their business to the present owners. In June 1905, having outgrown its quarters and " hampered for space, this company purchased the real estate known as the street car barn, 22nd and North E. street, and by careful planning remodeled this building and vonverted it into a modernized factory. It has a capital stock of $10,000. The present officers are: A. J. Mullen, Pres.; O. M. Mullen, V. Pres.; S. T. Hastings, Secy. GREAT PLANT is low, and easy to handle. It is neat in appearance, and adds to the attractiveness of the lawn, beside affording a convenient place of rest, and a delight for children. Fry brothers' plant is now housed in a new factory building at 615-617 and 619 South II street. The plant is equipped with all new machinery for the character of work turned out. The machinery is operated by electricity. The firm buys Its lumber direct from the manufacturer, and uses only the best of select timber for each especial design of work. Fry Brothers manufacture for many large wholesale aud retail dealers in various parts of the country, and the firm has attained a wide reputation through the excellency of workmanship shown by its products. before 1891. As a matter of fact, his prediction was nt far wrong, for, though he actually lived until 189$. he was politically dead as soon as he went into retirement at Friederichsruh. Employes in salt works never get cholera, scarlet fever, Influenza or colds. seems necessary . It has t A trial will convince you. X '

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Full Line of Stoneware

Kept in Stock by Peter Johnson Company Extensive Roofing Busnees is Also Handled. The Peter Johnson Company, 812t 814 Main street are extensive dealers in stove ware of all kinds, and also carry several important . side lines. Tb? company, which was established in 1S64, does the largest furnace business of any establishment of its kind in Richmond. It handles the famous "Favorite" brand of stoves and ranees, and it has placed over 4,000 of this brand of stoves, base burners, ranges and heaters In Richmond homes. An excellent line of "Favorite" underfeed THE FAVORITE. One of the many styles sold by the Peter Johnson Co. and Kelsey furnaces are handled. Several hundred of these are in operation in Richmond, and are giving excellent satisfaction. Special attention is given to roofing of all kinds, and the company does the largest roofing business in this part of the state. It has placed the roofing on many big buildings, such as the Wayne Works, the GaarScott company's buildings, the Colonial office building, the McConaha building and many others. Roof slat ing has been placed on some of the finest residences in the city, notably those of M. C. Henley, Oliver Gaar, Richard Study, John Dougan and others too numerous to mention. The roofing of the Masonic Temple, was placed by the company. Copper roofing is also done. The line of stock carried includes tin ware, copper ware, nickle ware, illuminum, etc. The company carries a complete supply of mantles and grates, and has done some of the finest mantle work in the city. Mantles and grates have been placed in the residences of William Campbell, A. F. Scott, A. C. Lindemuth, Earl Mann, Isaac Jenkinson, Mrs. J. M. Gaar and a host of others. Mr. Walter A. Johnson conducts the business at present. ROOFING AND HEATING. W. N. Johnson has Enviable Record for Filling Contracts of These Kinds Estimates Furnished. In the field of Slate and Tin roofing; copper and galvanized cornice work; the putting on of metal ceilings; general plumbing and the installation of steam, hot water and hot air heating plants, W. N. Johnson, No. 533 Main street, occupies a prominent position, second to none in Richmond and this section of the state. Thoroughly equipped with the expert knowledge , of his business and with every facility at hand, it is not surprising that some of the very largest contracts in the installation of important parts of residence and business structures should come to him. In these days of scientific heating of buildings of all sorts, Mr. Johnson undoubtedly offers his patrons the best line of .furnace heating plants that can be found ans'where. Often a good heating plant fails to give the service expected beer se of poor workmanship in the installation. It is said that in no instance has a job of this character put in by Mr. Johnson failed to give the highest satisfaction, a testimonial that is worth much. Contracts for every description of roofing work are handled in the same expert manner. Estimates on any line of work furnished on application. If you contemplate remodeling your home now or next spring or next fall, look up the matter of roofing and heating well in advance. Mr. Johnson can supply you with peeded information and it will aid you in your decisions. Most of the world's supply of platinum, states an official of the Geological Survey, comes from the southern part of the Ural mountains in Russia. According to the report of the Russian Ministry of Finance, the increased demand for the metal of late years has raised the price for the ray material to nearly $300 a pound, and yet only 12.000 pounds of it were produced last year. In fact, the production fell off largely from that of the preceding year. Missouri girls are still throwing bottled letters into the Missouri river to see what will turn up. A year ago a Carroll county girl cast a message on the waters at St. Louis. Recently she received an answer from a young engineer In the employ of the Government river improvement service station a few miles below Memphis, Tenn. The iettes stated that the bottle had been found in a crevasse by workmen engaged in the work of repairing the levee. .

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Watthes, Docks,

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WATCHES. All descriptions Solid, Gold. Gold filled, Silver Filled, Etc. Beautiful new designed cases fitted with Elgin or Waltham movements, at prices just a little lower than the other fellow. For instance a 20-year filled case with a seven jewel movement for $8.50.

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Gifts that alwdy

Men's and Boys' Single and Dpuble Breasted Suits J $ 5.00 to Men's Over Coats, all styles, .1 10.00 to Men's Rain Coats, (CravennettO . - -, 1 2.00 to Men's Rubber Coats -!----- 3.00 to

Boys' Rubber Coats Boys' Over Coats

Boys' Double Breasted Knee Pftnt Suits 2.00

Boys Knickeruocker irouser iiiits b.uvvto

Children's Over Coats -A 2.5r to White and Fancy Vests lfo to Men's Stiff Hats, Black and Brown . -00 to Men's Soft Hats, Black, Brown, wearli .00 to Men's Winter Caps IrfT .50 to Boys' Winter Caps Men's Stiff Bosom Shirts, (white and fancy) Men's Pleated Shirts 50 to Boys' Shirts Men's Corduroy Coats 3.50 to Umbrellas, Plain and Fancy Handles . .50 to

An ingenious beacon is located at Arnfsh rock, Stornoway bay, in the Hebrides, Scotland. It is a cone of cast iron plates, surmounted by an arrangement of prisms and a mirror which reflects the tteht from a light

RINGS. An endless variety of sol

id Gold Rings, for everyonj m m a trom tne Daoy to aranatrarent In plain aold, colored sets ortne ever poniar sig net,, at any priof popular r to yoi ACELETS. Beautiful designs in solid gold and filled. Plain, En graved or Signet tops from $1.00 to $20.00.

ROGERS' BROS. 1847 KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS

"As neat and useful a present as a man could want" A FOUNTAIN PEN. Large stock of Waterman and Parker Lucky Curve Fountain Pens for your selection $J up

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$25. 30.0 -J. 2.00 to I----- 5.00 tohouse on Lewis island ZOO feet distant across the channel. A sea wall and breakwater is being built at Manzanillo, Mexico, to cost, when eomjjleted. $11,000,000 silver.

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Jewelry

MANICURE AND w TOILET SETS. An ever:popular present for any woman. In Sterling Silver and Silver Plated. Military Brushes, Cloth Hat Brushes and whisk-brooms for the men. CUT GLASS. We have an elegant assortment of American Cut Glass, pure white and brilliant cut Tumblers, Vases, Nappies, Bowls, etc.

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Savings that Silk Mufflers, (all styles)

Way's Wool Mufflers .25 to .50 Men's Dress Kid and Mocha Gloves .. 1.00 to 2.00 Boys' Leather Gloves, long cuffs .50 Boys' Wool Gloves 1..... .50 Men's Fur Gloves .... . ... 3.50 to 5.00 Smoking Jackets and House Coats .. 5.00 Bath Robes 5.00 All styles Neckwear .25 to .50 Cuff Buttons I.... .25 to 1.0Q Leather Collar Boxes ...i.... 1.00 to 1.50 Heavy Wool Socks .15 to .50 Cardigan Jackets 1 .00 to 3.50 Boys' Sweaters 1.00 to 1.50 Men's Sweaters .1.00 to 5.00 Barker Brand Linen Collars .- 15c, 2 for 25c Rubber Collars . ...... .20 and .25 Men's Fancy and Black Sox n. .... .10 to .50 Suspenders, Lisle and Silk...-..--- .25 to 1.00 Ladies' Silk Umbrellas ........ 1.50 to 3.00 Men's Underwear (all kinds) ....... .50 to 3.00

French theatres give 10 per cent of their incomes to the 'poor. This gift averages $13,000,000 a yea-. The jerboa is the desert rat and is found in. the Sudan.

OUR AY ilSPLAY

Ccme in and see how satisfactory Xmas shopping can be made, how well we fill ycur wants, and how far we can make your money go J

tonVacquarters for CLOAKS. A large stock of fine gold Clocks from $1.50 to $25.00. Xmas. Special: Mantle Clock, eight day, half-hour gong strike, $4.50. always Count, 25 to 1.50 About $60,000,000 Is at present Invested In England in the manufacture of motor wagons. About 250.000 men are employed in them, or as chauffeurs, etc., and their wages aggregate $75,000,000 a year.

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