Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 275, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1920 — Page 15

New York Visits Old Here I On a lltawrry tour of the country and here for a few days with old acquaintances, Robert C. Holliday, editor of the Bookman, New York, finds the Hoosier capital greatly changed since his previous Tislt four years ago. This is his home city and he was a student at Manual Training High school. “I am making a study of the literary tastes and trends of the people of various cities,” said he. “The policy of the Bookman, which is devoted to books, writing and the news of authors, is to get into more intimate touch.**

There's an Inner Beauty in your phonograph records, whose charms you have never heard, unless you have played them on a f^tarr PHONOGRAPH The Starr reproducer searches out the minutest tone shade in the record, and carries it in all its original sweetness and purity, through the Starr singing throat of silver grain spruce. Tone waves are delicate and easily distorted. That’s why Starr singing throat is made of silver grain spruce, the wood used in rare, old violins such a3 Stradivarius and Cremona, which are famous for their tone. But why argue. Try the same good record on other phonographs and then on the Starr—the first few pure notes from the Starr will convince you. Starr’s utmost musical delight, however, is expressed on SFrrrrhs. Hearing is believing. Come here to hear—no obligations STARR PIANO CO. MANUFACTURERS 138-140 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. {S||§ Quality and Value dill Dainty, Inviting Furniture for the Dining Room Never before have we been able to offer bo distinctive a line of dining sets at prices well within your means. Similar to illustration is a dining room suite of the Queen Anne period which comprises nine pieces richly finished American walnut and is considered a high-grade suite, moderately priced $334.50 A Few of the Other Dining Room Suites $658.00 Queen Anne set, nine pieces, finish American . walnut $419.50 $494.00 Chippendale set, nine pieces, finish Jacobean oa k $371.25 $384.00 William and Mary set, eight pieces, Jacobean oak $287 00 $358.00 Queen Anne style, eight pieces, finish American walnut $269.00 Sale of Dining Room Pieces $165.00 Queen Anne walnut buffet $127.00 $150.00 Queen Anne walnut buffet . .*.*.5117.50 $165.00 William and Mary, Jacobean oak buffet $127.00 $200.00' William and Mary walnut buffet $147.00 $92.60 golden oak buffet $73.50 $72.50 fumed oak dining table, 54-inch $53*75 $52.50 fumed oak dining table, 48-inch . $39.75 $63.00 golden oak diners (set of 6) $46.50 Special Assortment of Rug Values Priced unusually low. TAPESTRY, $2 and |S|i * VELVETS, SQ/.50a U nd \ 9x12 wD up AXMINSTER, M..7S and 1 9x12 up HURST &CO.i #THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Pennsylvania and Georgia Sts.£|l|i§ L

Eggs Come Down With Easter Near Biddy’s getting ready for Easter. Asa result, folk, eggs will be from 1 to 2 cents cheaper. Herbert Glossbrenner of the Gloss-brenner-Dodge Poultry Company is sponsor for that statement. He claims the warm weather has j brought the l chickens out for their j "spring training” and that already they | have started to lay in close to season | form. Another contributing factor in the re- i duction in the cost is that egg raisers are more willing to come to the city to j market "hen fruit” with agreeable | weather.

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A V -*• V/U LaCll When one considers that about one-Lhird of life well made, roomy table with bookshelves and sta- r „ a Is spent In bed —that sleep is the body’s building-up tlonery drawer. Really one of the biggest values of * gets the dirt and not the rug. Wsf§T, WsHHnße*time, then the matter of selecting a bed looms im- § the season. The patented Thor rubber comb gently but ijK\ If/ l lf a bed - Special firmly stirs and loosens the nap ot the rug so ( \\ 35 Vt*.?? |'ff I1 1 C Vhjlk p) Saturday that the suction can draw U P the particles of rB I* grit and dirt which are embedded at its base. nerves. Thev f ( y'—, /T } m 519.95 Wm rn&m *U “ U pay THE EASY Saturday . ; h e e r n v,Tn" J 1 WAY. . muscle is relaxed that you get deep, sound sleep. PAY THE EASY WAY. BfSi Tomorrow’ we offer Simmons f. m Steel Beds of attractive do- Q*W f™ ___ sign and sturdy frame —beds / | Felt-Base i —i —i —i—^ —n —i —n* —i —i pa bui " ,or sl " p u W r,; PAY THE EASY WAY. Floor Covering | * —I——n^r~i ——i Hundreds of val- jQ *- | Combined Trowel, Fork and Rake ue knowing house- ./7V Jhp.W- 1 ■— —■—' ' { ■ c |f. — 1 TPI T 1 I • rk wives have taken ISM lh ree 1 OOIS IU One advantage of this 4; j’ j| | K 'Afflll t Can be use< * as a gar<len trowel, fork or rake. Is golden opportunity LLJit-iMhVtfv and frO -y 'JaSg-ajfr? II 1 f— light In weight and strongly constructed, making a to get thick, sanl- I\ ’j ” -j r t^ r * fH very serviceable tool. Every person who expects to t i r y> water-proof J/j) have a garden or flower bed should get one of these ering. If you have v \ /7\ Saturday not already joined Jfj _ the money saving M ;* and 1 ' I M/ AA crowds, Saturday i * ' $? a _ is the day to act. J? '/ #• Measure your rooms now, Jot |J •• V V ” 69c Buy Your Rugs Now W "=■ Choice of the House 15°70 Off Come Cn Fellows! Let’s Go! -I W\l 1 . Wilton, axmlnster, velvet, brussels, crex, fibre, rag, congoleum. 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liSii/iAiN'A liAiLl TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1920.

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