Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1920 — Page 8

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THTBSDAT, DECEMBER 16, 1920.

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iiMlre plana are being made hy I Indianapolis Elk* and hy Ralph Haber, manager of the Circle theater, for the entertainment of hundi+de of poor children of Indianapolis who will I be gueet# of the Elk# and the theater at the annual kiddie*' frolic Christ-

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Why Not a Steinway For

Christmas?

Steimvay Grand, and Upright,

THE FIRST STEINWAY

ELECTRIC WASHERS and VACUUM CLEANERS, at PRE-WAR PRICES Bay Now and Save $ $ $ $ Far particulars or demonstration, can Circle 883 PRIMA SHOP, 16 W. OHIO STREET

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—An American Achievement After Seventy Yean Is Still a Good Piano

PETER COOPER—known to the world as having built the First American locomotive, and for his services to the cause of progress in connection with the laying of the First Atlantic Cable—great Educfctor, Manufacturer and Philanthropist—also bought the FIRST STEINWAY PIANO.

This famous piano is still retained in the Cooper family—a revered and cherished heirloom, and yet today, after nearly seventy years, it possesses, unimpaired, Ha characteristic and beautiful Steinway tone and touch.

guilty in circuit court by a jury here yesterday of the murder of Janie Harper, his former sweetheart. The case had been on trial since Monday. The woman was found strangled to death Hi a lot near her home in

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RINK’S CLOAK HOUSE Satin Hats « Henna Shades

Her Christmas Gift

Featured in an important °ff*ri*g TOMORROW EVERY HAT NEW! Every Hat a Special Value! Every Hat in Henna Friday Only

Over 200,000 Steinway Piano* have been created aince, and ahraya by Stein ways, without a single diversion of interests or tradition*—for over seventy yean. THE fTTEINWAY ia a personally perfected piano— aa nearly faultless as is humanly possible to create, and is obtainable at a moderate price—a price but little more than other good pianos sell for—and on

extended payment* if desired.

***. Steinway &'Sons Steinway your Piano Makers family heirloom 40 North Pennsylvania Street

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V ~ - - * ( , Mother, wife or daughter will appreciate an Electric Automobile more than any other one thing she could receive on

Christmas morning.

She can use it with safety and comfort for every purpose. For

Stcbtway A Seas, 40 X. Peas.. IndpU., lad.

.. , Please send catJr / atogue. price# and ■ y terms of Steinway

Pianos.

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social function, it has no equal. For the woman it brings absolute independence of transportation. For the man it brings relief from all worry as to her safety while driving.

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negligees for gifts

An' Electric Automobile “TAe Ideal Christmas Gift for the Entire Family”

The illustrations depict a few of the smart styles in this exceptional selling! Henna Hats in Satin are the moat desirable millinery item of the day—and hers are a veritable host of them st the lowest possible price. IIi*«a Tarbeas Soft Off-tbe-Faee Effects Katari Satlas* with Draped Sashas (rusher had thta-Ghla F.ffarts

Give Her a Beautiful CORSAGE for Xmas

Thera’s nothing will please bar more. We have them from 75c to $4*50 THIRD FLOOR

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A COLLECTION OF HIGHLY DESIRABLE APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, VERY ^ ACCEPTABLE AS GIFTS, OFFERED AT VERY SPECIAL, “JUST-FOR-FRIDAY, PRICES'

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suits dresses

up to $50 values Just for Friday

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up to $45 values

Just for Friday

coats

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up to $35 values Just for Friday

26 high-grade suits for yomen and misses, black, brown and navy. Some fur trimmed. Formerly priced up to $50, on sale, just for Friday, $20.

One lot of new dresses for women and misses, very recent purchases, in materials of tricotine, satin, velours and velveteen. Sale price, $15.

Warm winter coats, plain tailored or fur trimmed, full silk lined. Excellent materials, sizes for women, misses and juniors; Friday at $20.

ankle bloomers and silk petticoats extra special $4.85 Ankle bloomers and silk petticoats of fine silk jersey in nil desirable shades and combination of colors; also taffeta: sale price, just for Friday, $4.85.

heavy corduroy bathrobes $11.95

Kayser’s Silk Underwear ne-Fourth

tailored crepe de chine nightgowns regular $5 and $5.95 values $4.35

Tailored nightgowns of heavy quality crepe de chine, full cuL Regular $5 and $5.75 values. On sale just for Friday nt $4.35.

Corduroy bathrobes, extra heavy quality, with wide, full sweep; colors of Copen, lavender and rose; full lined;

apodal, $11.95,

I new sweaters

up to $25 tvslues $11.95

Fiber silk or wool sweaters, black, navy, brown or Copen. Values up to $25, on sale just for Friday, $11.95.

Christmas special

camisoles

splendid values at

Friday, choice of 200 blouses up to $7.95 values $3.95 Blouses of crepe de chine, georgette or satin, dressy or tailored styles; flesh, white and colors. Up to $7.95 values. $3.95.

Fresh, new camisoles, made inexpensive gifts. Crepe de chine or satin, plain or fancy, dark and light colors; special.

just for Friday, at $2.00.

for gifts

plaid skirts up to $22.50 values $12.75 Smart plaid skirts, about 12 hi the lot; very late models, varions color eombinatfena. Formerly up to $2230;

Friday. $12.75.

Just for Friday,

new blouses

up to $25 values $8.50

Smart satin blouses, tiebacks and slipoves anrd other styles, plain or filet Uiuumd. Originally up to $25; sale

price, $8.50.

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