Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1920 — Page 4

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Dentists End Annual State Session Here Dentists today were returning to their homes after attending the annual state contention of the Indiana State Dents! association at the Claypool hotel. The convention closed , yesterday after resolutions were passed thanking the United States bureau of health for lectures delivered during the convention on communicable diseases. It is estimated by officers that approximately 1.200 dentists out of the 1,0*) dentists in the state are members of the state association. WARSHIPS SENT SOUTH. BOSTON', May 21. —The destroyers Hodgers and Converse have been ordered to proceed to Mexican waters to relieve vessels now on duty there.

- 35 Years in This Same Location. Reduce ~7he ap** iSL Reduce h S 360-370yzrWash.St L y e g Three Blocks West—Easy to Find and Worth Finding. kJttl V m IW A Coat Sale That Has the World Beat [ J QaTURDAY’S Coat Sale for women /' kJ will eclipse-any sale we’ve held in a long, long time'.- What news! A golden \ opportunity for women to secure the great- / \ est coat value this season. / | IJjjf \ Short and three-quarter lengths in the j \ W t \ smartest, most attractive styles for imme* / A y \ diate wear. There are coats in all the ( Jj y, J J pretty light shades —and navy. Sizes are / 0H —J for misses and women. Beautiful models !^*T —in tricotines, wool velours, sil vert ones, tin/II \ \ / seltones, mixtures, camelshair, etc. Some j I \\\ lined with attractive fancy silks. Each j j coat is a wonderful value. /fr ' \ 1 Three Great Racks Filled With /IF \ \ Them for Saturday — Divided I . I- W Into Three Groups . Li ij $1 0.45 ymy 1 if $17.45 1 m*

Speaking to All Men! Entire Stock of Suits Radically Reduced^ THE reason for this big cut price sale in men’s suits is p.^wr| simply this: The spring season has been very back- j ward—rain and cold weather. This condition has left us ( 1 with an overstock of high-grade suits. Therefore this suit Y-Sk sale! And, believe us, gentlemen, this is SOME sale! (Jen-£&*'*S|!s* uine reductions —no camouflage here! Snappy models conservative styles for men and young men. Up to $65.00 Up *o $50.00 Suits, Suits, ‘44- 50 ’^“ilgi Up to $40.00 Up to $30.00 jl t Suits, Suits, *27_*22 50 rjf Sale of Boys’ Suits Including DUBBLEBILTSuits ill BOYS share the same as men—every boy’s suit reduced in 'VImH lr'‘ 1 price. Including, too, all-wool navy blue serges. / /fill IlliS ’ Up to $22.75 Boys’Suits sl3-75 ' |!| J /// Up to $16.75 Boys’ Suits $12.75 jJjKI; EBy, to $14.75 Boys’ Suits $11.75 JfSMVBgh ftyf Up to $12.75 Boys’ Suits $8.65 T/y Boys’ SIO.OO Suite, now.. . |.. .$6.95

The Right Thing at the Right Time By MARY MARSHALL 8. DCFFKRV / Subjects That Are Taboo In any gathering of fifteen or twenty persons you are almost always sure to find one who seems to be lacking In that finer Intuition that_tells one what subjects give offense and what do not. If you happen to be one who lacks this Intuitive knowledge, then study to remember what sort of things you should and should not talk about. For instance, in a gathering where various shades of belief and conviction are, represented It Is better never to discuss a religious question.

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It Is likewise unwise to discuss matters concerning one’s personal happiness in mere society conversations. Avoid, above all things, bringing up subjects that are oversad or grewaome. There Is never any excuse for a man or woman, when talking casually to a mere acquaintance, to mention anything that would indicate the stae of his or her income or the amount paid for any possessions. Avoid reference to money as much as possible if yo uwould be interesting in the small talk of society. WHAT READERS ASK. “When a girl has no father should she be given away by her mother or brother at her wedding?” Usually by her brother! If he Is an adult, but either would be perfectly correct.—Copyright, 1920.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920.

Sos Biggest _ V^ues^jj' beautiful linoleum patterns with border $6.65 lljj Rugs $10.75 27x54 Hit-and-Miss Rag ! Rugs $1.65 |j| - li ...$47.75 ings, a yard, laid 78£ 1 .Just Like Adding a Spare Bed-Room” m That is what you will say when you put this stantly into a full sized bed. All three pieces J* 1 beautiful three-piece davenport suite in the solid oak, golden finish. Upholstery in a splenliving room. For the davenport converts in- did grade of artificial leather. * Refrigerator i Washing VictoryGasßange $1 n rjr \ Machine —j Xv/. I J 1 ■ $ 18.75 ' isf.sk § $1.50 Cash, $5.00 Cash 75c a Week This well-built refrigerator is J* $2. 00 a Month £ bettcr S as ra^ e ] at 7 and, : st values now offerediu ice-sav- fl Econonnzes on fuel. Helps keep the values now o re m ire II Why be content to wear your- kitchen cool in hot weather. Bakes wT *uTh*n3l. jj! self out doing the washing in wonderfully. Has big oven and J 'min owtbjot I 1 11 ■ broiler, with clean white enamel door . ou i., . • * - ,ji fronts. Drop doors are also a big line. Side-icers from $23.75 I . convenience. High warming shelf is U P* ce a * P jj 7 qti oHHprl attraction prices you can not afford to || ' an added attraCtl ° n * be content with an old refrig- 1 erator that allows ice to melt 1