The Washington times., 1921-11-03

/ ing it's plans accordingly, making the
prospect as bright as in former years.
And the Knabe Company expects 10
take care OF its share. giving the puphc
what IL wants In large and In smaii
purchases.
Recitais OF the Ampico In Knabe'
are held each day in the second floor
studio, and outside recitals are being
given as well, In churches, clubs ana
large organizations. The recital at the
University Club yesterday is an IN
stance.
Prosperity Hits Van Wickie.
VAN WICKLE, 1917 f street north;
west-Prosperity is the watch worn
here. Where reports are or Dig pur'
chases OF instruments, OF grand pianos
the better grade OF talking machihes
in period models, with every thing de'
signed TO harmonize with the furnish
ings of the average drawing room.
In taste, experience shows, most
people begin with popular music seiec-
tions and grow to good tastes, wanting
to own a music library that Is worth
while. Here the Bradbury piano In
grands. and In reproducing pianos the
Weie Mignon and Art Trio are shown
Concert Artists Lead Mt Groves.
GROVES, Grafonola Hall, 12lO q
street northwest-The current musi-
cal attraction In the city, the current
concert artist or musical comedy, ~
the thing most in demand in Groves
Columbia Grafonola shop. With
Washington as an Opening CITY,
a demand for the latest hits often
comes in before the talking machlne
companies have found out what they
are to be. So let your favorites De
known. Demand always governs
supply and you're lending your vote
to the successes of the hour.
Christmas and holiday events also
are receiving attention in new de-
partment Of cards and remembrances,
TO send along with your music record
to a friend.
Jordan's Attracts Attention.
JORDAN'S, Thirteenth and G
streets northwest A Chickering
Ampico recital, in Jordan's attrac.
tive salon, always attracts a select
and appreciative concert audience.
They are being held each afternoon
and take on quite the quality OF a
private musicale.
Console" Design Reigns at GibsOn's.
GJBSON'S, 9l7 G street northwest
The Edison and the Brunswick, in
monographs. are being made in IN
creasing number in the table or
console" design, reports the Gibson
COmpany The need of music
instrument, and the useful ana attrac-
tive piece of furniture these models
supply, add to their popularity and
form the center of the drawing room
in fact and in social hours. With no
longer a fireplace in the home, II is
the musical instrument around which
the family gathers.
Mayors Is Exclusively Columbia.
MAYER'S, Seventh street between
d and f northwestern exclusively
Columbia shop. and first floor shop
on Seventh street
Choice and charge That is the
method for Mayors Columbia record
club. It's a great benefit at Christ
mas time, for with small outlay OF
money one gets more and better
selections than is frequently possible.
"Our hit" reports the record de-
partment, is Second Hand Rose
fox trot played by Ted Lewis and
orchestra. Another popular hit from
the "Follies of 1921" is sally Won't
You Come Back"
The Washington Times wants to
prove an index for What the people
want" These notes from the source
of music supply for the home, the
merchants. will be printed from time
to time.