Jasper County Democrat, Volume 23, Number 36, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 July 1920 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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W. J. WRIGHT _______ _ ========:::::: _ ==:==:::=:::==: —— ]MOW is the time to buy Rugs for the fall—it may be difficult later on. We are only recommending; a policy that we have followed ourselves. We have at this time the largest stock that you will be able to find outside of the cities, due to the fact that we placed our orders last year. Some industries are catching up with the demand, but floor coverings are still far behind. The rug mills and the jobbers all advanced their prices on July first. The large jobbers stocks are very much depleted, in fact they have so few rugs that it is a joke to go in and try to buy anything. Maybe they will offer you a couple of floral patterns, all they have for immediate shipment. ' We consider ourselves very lucky to have this large stock at this time and to be able to offer it at the prices that we have been, as a great many of these rugs will cost us as much dr more if we try to replace them on today’s market. * INCLUDED IN THIS SHOWING ARE Wiltons- Axminsters Velvets Tapestry Grass Fiber Matting

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do all the preliminary work of meal-time preparation, seated before your Hoosier, with every kitchen tool and utensil within easy reach. Satisfy yourself that this is true before you invest in a kitchen cabinet. Go to your nearest Hoosier dealer. Sit in front of the orderly Hoosier Beauty. Note its big, uncluttered work-table. Notice what thoughtful provision has been made for your every kitchen recfuirement. And then, when you are convinced that the Hoosier is best—as are these two million other women —order the step-saving, back-saving Hoosier sent to your home.

How many American women are really happy in their kitchens? To how many does the housewife’s work-shop hold anything but dreary drudgery? Two million American women —the two million who own Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets —have been placed in complete mastery of their kitchen work. They consider the Hoosier America’s most practical labor-saver, because it has abolished the old-time stooping, reaching, standing and walking about that used to make kitchen-work so wearisome. You, too, can know this relaxation, even in the midst of household duty. You can

Now Is the Time to Lay Linoleum. Don’t Wait Until Cold Weather ' i * ■ Cleanliness in the kitchen is a matter of much unpleasant work * when it comes to the floors unless they are covered with linoleum. - ' ' ■ v , ■ * '\ Put Down Linoleum and Do Away With the Dirt ' COVER THE KITCHEN FLOOR COVER THE COVER THE PANTRY FLOOR COVER THE BATHROOM FLOOR DINING ROOM FLOOR COVER THE HALL FLOOR