The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-29

NEXT WEDNESDAY night marks |
the beginning of the Holland Concert |
Series with Alberto Salvi, the worlds
greatest harpist, as the opening at
traction.
Salvi is Incompatible on his instru-
ment and after his concert there will
be many who will say that they have
never heard or dreamed of anything
like it before, that he has Offered
new vista of the Instruments posi-
bilities.'
Salvi is an Italian by birth and has
won fame and recognition in the old
countries and is rapidly becoming IA
NOUS in America.
Those who have considered the harp
a gentle, tinkling instrument will be
interested to know that in the hands
of Alberto Salvi it is said to become "a
one man orchestra
If you have not already made your
reservations for the Holland Concert
Series, you should do so now. for the
seats are selling fast.
The Holland Concert Series presents
an excellent list of bookings, consist
ing of Alberto Salvi, Arthur Middle
ton, baritone; Anna Case, soprano;
The zoellner String Quartet: Nellie
and Sara Kouns, and Vasa Prihoda,
violintst
These six excellent attractions may
be heard by securing season tickets
FOR $3.50. $3.50 or S4.40, which in
cludes the war tax. Seats for the
Holland Concert Series are on sale at
Crosby Brothers. Mail orders addressed
to Mr.. Ralph Holland, 1887 West
street, Topeka, will be filled now.
THERE Is AN especially good
showing of attractive silk lamp shades
in all sizes at The Handicraft Shop in
the Orpheum building; new things in
pottery of all descriptions, parchment
flowers. pillows for the living room
and boudoir, and many other art nov
elites that have just arrived.
Teachers should not fail to visit this
unusually attractive shop in looking
for Christmas gifts or for pretty things
to improve the atmosphere of their
own Surroundin
Mrs. Hannel will take orders for
lamp shades and also supply her pa
irons with the newest wire shapes and
materials.
TO THOSE of us who have one or
two rooms for a home, electrical ap-
planes are a godsend.
A large number of hoOsekeepers are
supplied with electric irons, perco-
Iators coasters and other conveniences,
but suppose your housing quarters are
limited and you have no stove, then
The armstrong Table Stove is just
what you need. You can cook a whole
meal in just a few minutes and have
hot water any time you need it.
These cool evenings a WEIGH rarebit
on toast with a pot CT coffee or a plate
of fresh fudge with crisp toasted
= crackers doesn't taste so bad. You can
have these easily by switching on the
Armstrong Stove. There is a waffle
iron attachment. too. cooks the waffle
a golden brown on both sides at once
Better investigate this little stove
and any other electrical appliances
you need at The Topeka Electric
Company.
ABOUT THAT printing of yours.
You know it's a pleasure for me Il
keep reminding you week after weei
about a firm that are past masters il
this fine art. AS usual, I'm referring
to Jones & Birch.
There are two kinds of printing
They are: Gust printing" which thu
firm of Jones & Birch is trying to pu
out of business altogether, and real
sure-enough. skillful printing" whicl
the same firm of Jones & Birch i
causing to be used quite extensively il
this vicinity.
Jones & Birch are not only skillfu
printers, bebt they are also punctua
printers as well. This means tina