Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 206, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1925 — Page 10

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•■DORFMAN RUG CO., 207 W. Wash. St. ™ ■— Dorf man's Carry No Seconds or Factory r Rejects—Every Savings a Big Saving! “Congoleum” (2 Yards Wide) • ■RbSSoi Ha 1 1 SfvSilliOT> Beautiful tile patterns—-All perfect—'Quraonml'w Fully guaranteed. WBStf p£e 49c * 9x12-Ft. Genuine *Gold Seal ’ fl|l|ll§k Art Squares $0.90 W —All perfect and fully fuaranteed. Month-End ——— ——u “Cover Tour Room Without n Seam” [notice—We Are Enlarging Our Unoleum Department by Carrying 12-FT. LINOLEUM To Introduce This Department We Are Offering (h y| 1 A The Newest Dutch Tile Patterns I 1— For tomorrow only at one low price of J* _ Regular $1.55 Value Squure Yard L Extra Special l A A|" ft 27x54 Up to $5.00 .J/J HXMINSTER RUGS £mT~ ■—The very newest oriental patterns. While they last tomorrow. ■ See our full line of Brussels, velvets, Axininstors and Wilton rugs, ■ which we carry in all sizes and grades at extremely low prices. boRFM AN RUG CO. " “If It Covers the Floor—We Have It” 207 W. Washington St. Opposite Statehouse

TYPO UNION TO OPEN QUARTERS HERE ON JAN. 10 Formal ‘House Warming’ Will Be at Printers’ New Home. Labor union officials and leaders Li political and business circles of United Sta.tes and Canada have PQt invited to attend a “house warming” and formal opening of Typographical Terrace, new headquarters of the International Typographical Union here, Sunday, Jan. 10, it was announced today by JW. Hays, secretary treasurer of the union. The union’s headquarters property,

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comprising five acres of ground and a large stone mansion, was purchased from the late Samuel T. Murdock, millionaire traction capitalist. James M. Lynch, president of the union, and other officials will welcome visitors at the reception. Motion Picture A motion picture entitled “His Brother’s Keeper,” will be shown at Intervals during the reception, which will continue throughout the noon and evening. This picture was produced by the Typographical Union and illustrates the welfare activities of the organization. A number of scenes are laid at the Union Printers’ Home, Colorado Springs, Colo. “The International Typographical Union spends twelve times as much cn beneficial activities as it does on trade regulation,” said Hays. “We are endeavoring to stress the significance of this new trend of trade unionism and to that end plan to reveal the operations of a great international union, to ail who care to attend our headquarters opening.” Founded in 1852 The International Typographical Union was founded at a convention in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1852. Local unions of printers were formed in Eastern cities as early as 1975. Horace Greeley was the first president of New York Typographical Union No. 6 and Thurlow Weed was an officer of the tame organiation. Both continued to take an active interest in the union’s affairs throughout their lives. The International Union now comprises subordinate unions in the United States, Canada, the Hawaiian and Porto Rico. CHARLESTON ONPRORGAM New Year’s Eve Party Sponsored by Veterans. More than a score of Charleston dance enthusiasts have entered the State championship contest, which will be the principal feature of the New Year’s Eve party and entertainment at Tomlinson Hall. It is expected that in addition to the local Charlstonites there will be entrants from other cities. The Indianapolis Chapter No. 1, Disabled American Veterans, which is sponsoring the party and contest, has sent invitations to the dancers in other Hoosier municipalities. Harry W. Ruth, commander of the Indianapolis Chapter No. 1; announces that the dance and entertainment will be "chuck full” of features and stunts. Homer Johnson’s orchestra will play. A special stun’ to usher in the new year is being arranged. The board of works has granted the chapter permission to resurface Tomlinson Hall, and that work is in progress. At midnight a buffet luncheon is to be served. civic' league elects Beech Grove Organization Renames A. J. Eibling, President. A. J. Eibling was re-elected president of the Beech Grove Civic League at a meeting Monday night in the auditorium of the high school. William Geshwiter was reelected vice president, Mrs. W. S. New’comer was chosen secretary, and Verl Pierson, treasurer. i SHRINERS HAVE PARTY Annual Children’s Affair and Dance Attended by Many. Annual children’s party and dance Monday afternoon and night were attended by a large crowd of Murat Shriners and their families. A program, including games and refreshments, was carried out in the afternoon for children. All received presents. , . f

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32 ( $5.95 Oak Dining Chairs ONLY) Seautifully finished. Muuth-End I 4 \ $14.95 Davenport Tables so*so ONLY) Mahogany finish. Month-End Sale ** * 10 \ 36-Inch Csdar Chests g^ only) fecntiful natural finish Month-End 26 J 36x72 Grass Rugs p< ONLY Only one to a customer. While they 28 \ Beautiful Torchieres ONLY) Jeautlfuliy decorated. While they last, I 2 ( $8.95 Fibre Arm Chairs 45 ONLY) Finest construction. Month-End Sale 1 ( $24.50 Cane Back Rocker $ I 25 ONLY) let here early for this; one I 1 ' 1 $27.50 Rush Seat Chair (j> AMI V /A wonder bargain. Month-End 1 _ B 1 I Sale price— A 1 ( $29.50 Walnut Chiffonier JJJ yg ONLY ) beautiful walnut finish. Sale \ * , I 3 \ $39.50 Chifforobes (Single) *1 r* QQ ONLY) Walnut finish. Month-End Sale £ — 4 ( $62.50 Chifforobes ONLY) Yalnut finish. Month-End Sale ■■ I 2 | $79.50 Arm Chairs JOfii 75 Only two of them. While they 1 ( $89.50 Arm Chair a■ m only) This lg a beauty. Month-End

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4 Reg. $29.50 Four-Post Mahogany Finish Beds nSR P Month-End Sale Price . E—l | While They Last i These Beds are handsome--1 finished in rich mahogany. Full size and repre,l- y sent value supreme.

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(6 Only) Regular $12.50 Floor Lamps Metal Standards With Beautiful Shades These hand- /H mmaA fV P* some Lamps v| will sell quick- t|r I •%* ly. So get here bright and early. Month-End a I Sale Price

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35 Only, This Beautiful 12x45-In. $8.50 Polychrome Mirror Exactly as Illustrated .k Highly polished heavy plate mirror with % JR scored paneled ends. Polychrome frame, in jJR silver, gold and bronze effects. While they last dflb

42 All-Cotton $12.50 Mattresses Flnffst construction, fancy art ticking, biscuit (b M • QQ tufted. Full or .I/O single bed size. U ~— Roll edges.

5 Fine Overstuffed Davenport Suites Exactly Vi Price ,

i ( $349.50 Mohair 3-Pc. e Davenport Suite sl/^75 1 / Finest construction; fancy 1 J B "T— ‘—Zl I wood base. Sale—- * ( $229.50 Overstuffed . ’ e v Davenport Suites $1 |A* *5 lir\L, I / One 2-piece mohair suite and 1 ■ ( one 3-piece velour suite— ™ “ * * ( $292.50 Mohair 3-Pc. , nivii v Davenport Suite fINLY I —A real beauty. Month-End 1 1 1 1" I Sale price— * 9 l $239.50 Velour 3-Pc. Davenport Suite $ 1 *1 Q*7s ONLY / —Exceptionally good quality. J 1 ml - f Velour covering. Sale i ( $398.50 Mohair 3-Pc. oe Davenport Suite , S|QQ.2S fl[ . Y / —You must see this to appre- ■mM m3 ( date it Sale price— * V V

4 ( $24.50 Cane Back Chairs 2^ ONLY ) Make your selection early. Sale

18 Beautiful Pottery Table Lamps Empire style. Complete wlt h a gP* /q shade. p ,09 Base of Jet Mirror Pottery.

39 ($7.50 Mahogany Pedestals gjONLY t Mahogany finish; massive base*. Sni. ** * 1 |523.50 Oak Finish Dresser a yr ONLY) --Only one of these. Mouth-End Sale ** /1 I * 1 ($27.50 Oak Finish Dresser y,ONLY) -This is a beauty. Month-End Sale I 'll 1 ($29.50 Oak Finish Dresser d* -j ay r only; —And only one of these. Sale 1 _ / 2 ($29.50 Princess Dressers . 7| . ONLY ) —Price eut exactly in half. I4 * 1 ( Wl , l)e they latt _r x JL 1 4 $45.00 Oak Dresser <l*o 0 ONLY ) SaVe 0 " k MoDth Knd 1 ( $59.50 Oak Dresser CAA-71: ) —Remarkable oak finish. Month- iff * 1 (End Sale price— === 1 ( $49.50 Walnut Dress *- <*r| 7 c ONLY one of the It B a 1 ( $42.50 Oak Vanity C “f 7 r ONLY ) —Yours at exactly one-half 1 * j 2 ( $29.50 Oak Chiffonier -yONLY ) —Yours at exactly one-half 1 1 ( $42.50 Walnut Chiffonier or ONLY |— Exactly one-half price. Get her* * 1 1 ,$39.50 Walnut Chiffonier Cl|\ jr ONLY ) —lton't fall to see It. Sale price ** * 1 ($44,50 Wal. Fin. Chiffonier or lyYcurs at exactly one-half X *

Priscilla Sewing | j Cabinets * p L Month-End ||p. r! $0.19 m j ... ;^JJ|§P A Priscilla cabinet i* (3 always welcomed by a woman who does much I yjk sewing or mending. in walnut or mahogany fin- *

uLUIwWWPv Only 11 of These Link Fabric YsßHk BED springs to Q 8 Extra well mmmm i V- ~ ~ ’j r ."'vVVvyVbuilt. Sale M price, while a m they last —

100 Pairs $2 Quality Feather ig||||L Pillows Standard l 1 —Full Stuffed Size , ' I If ( —Only 2 Pairs A l to n Customer e ( P a ' r ) None to Dealers

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