Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1938 — Page 6

7 |fAliation with a ‘Ia orga: dress or talk ‘so : 1 “T ship] nnoisseur S11: x yanta Claus ok because. that might scare the hildren. | to purchase two lots adjoining the] ing and, according to retiring Presi-| 3 Always shave before going 10|township high school so that ithe dent William. Lein, if children|york; chin stubble is no substitute ey ;

2 pe saw us as everyday human beings, |t hisk Cir a the playground may be in- y CHRSTNAS N ~~ Business Hit at Amateurs Etre rs ih Gl thie 2] WAC

they woul immediate - en |sioned. » d:be, 8 ly disillu their spinach; it’s ‘bad’ psychology. =’ Complete Line

—The National f Profes- “ @ ’ INSTITU ITUTIONS i: NEW YORK, Dec. 22 (U. P.).—The Na Association of Profes Because of the “slump in our pro- i Don't tickle children under tel Office Supplies Cl AND 0 COATS

sional Santa Clauses, concerned about the unfair competition of Mickey |fession,” the Kris Kringles decided | : a Mouse; Ferdinand the Bull and the Seven Dwarfs, began a campaign they would. close it to uneducated| 5: Don’t trip over ‘furniture or rip ST ATIONER S 5 i Sea: HORE eh: >

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| today to raise the * ‘standards of the profession.” a “‘|Santa Clauses “who revert to ‘dese, your’ clothes; it spoils. the. Allusion. : syfes—al Cleaned Tal

-Glosing its second annual coriven-&—— {demi and dose’ to put. across. their ieee pt Incorporated iE _ Gott chal Makes Plans’ to tion,” the association passed a. reso- ed a code of ethics for ‘amateur | ideas to children.” : © WA) -T0 BUY Lots | ®Y uF . ‘eeeee he CHICAG J a 4 lution urging the nation to “save Santa Clauses. The professional advice to ama- * The State Tax Board today ap- . na

rea Cheer Among Santa Claus from oblivion” and vot-| The convention turned down af-|teur Santas is: proved an additional appropriation TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. | [ECs TRAE SHINGTON 5

| State’s Wards.

oars of state institutions will have a variety of entertainment to mark (Christmas and New Year's, Thurman A. Gottschalk, State Wel- ~~ fdre partment administrator, said ou ; today, Ea attraction as wus) will

¢ the holiday dinner. The most & pular menu for the institutions contains turkey, goose or chicken with | oyster dressing. Side dishes are sweet potatoes, peas and beans. Celery, canned pears or other fruit, cream pies and candy top off the annual meal. Most of the vegetables are grown on state farms. Fairly representative of the quantity served in the different institutions is the Christmas menu-for the ~~ Indi State Prison at Michigan on Fhe meal will consist of 3900 ads of chicken, 75 bushels of toes, 75 gallons of oysters, 3 bread, 50 gallons ot cic hg oth, 300 gallons of giblet en of canned pears, of gravy, four barrels of io a 0 Boston cream pies, 750 loaves i raisin bread, 2600 pounds

of can a Gifts Supplied

: . - / A : / i : { i x : _ Christmas carols followed by| a PRIS he a — ; | : Li AL : SE cantdlelighf—will be- AY VAN | bids ; nd chairs, sleds | x # A > 4 7 3 3 1 1 r ». . gin Christmas Day at the Indiana SPY ON =) | loys exclusively),

Sold ers | and Sailors’ Children’s { AS WW 7d 4 Home Knightstown, Gifts for the SW) Eas=E We promise, however, THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN on all that’s left of our toys .. . and we apologize

EE have been supplied by the

fice] Legion Ausilisry snd ie : y/ |. (and thank you) for our shorisightedness i in allowing ourselves fo sell out.

United Spanish’ War Veterans. ristinas activities at the Indiana e School for the Deaf will in-

- (a ama Le wz 5 Our supply of tables of all kinds i is still sufficient fo offer you an excellent selection. We call your attentiol supplied by teachers of the : ; 4 | i] i pup a the nian Pa y fo the malching group (illustrated here) which includes coffee, cocktail, studio end, hook trough end and shel School 1 e Blind w 0 i x £8 mE ~<a ob return to their homes for the| od end (or radio table) , , , 8ach fable specially priced at $0.96 . + » each made of walnut with marquetry inlay... be! presented in the school audi-| . SS «LZ pay only 50¢ down... .

torium. A box of candy, nuts and : : : »

I I The Christmas turkey (or chicken, or roast, or hamburger) won’l taste better, but the folks will be awfully plea sed, and the i llF car TT dining room will look mighty swell with a new dining room suite. If Santa can’t gel this down the chimney we will ass - ; LE WL “5% a er anager. Le 2 RF make special arrangements for our drivers to bring it in the front door. Our prices on eighi-piece dining room suites loughs to Be Gi : INP il 1 Ye ol J P i start at $69.50 . . . we show 43 different designs . . . unless you're just too, too, finicky you'll surely R d one to

stow to visit their homes for : rv ; f ; i: ‘please you. nen Terms as low as $1 00 per week. . LE

eek. Since the beginning of ‘this

practice, not one boy has violated

his word to return to the school, , pre 2. If you need a cedar chest . . . please see us g& We have received a brand new shipient " minute” ... the

. Gottschalk said. DE 2 w : . i Each cottage at the Indiana Girls’ : A » (this is an appeal straight from the heart, we want to sell out) | kind the buyer hopes we can use) of tilting loung e chairs ; BN . EER ang

ool also will be decorated with a

tre and visiting between groups will : : go rr 15 Our linei IS com = B VE a in order of th day: Gus, in ye Sel ae Orr ets a) beautiful . . . our prices =) each with matching ottoman. There are reds, blues, WeA. educational division wil > ol y low ( up) and , . . you can purchase fu—> greens, browns... all very beautiful. . .. The prices as Ampang Firma any chest for 8 00 down. ~~ lowas 520.95... and only $1.00 down...

¢ Shisrvance of Christmas at the a mental hospitals. Each ward] . Fo {be responsible for its own

p ng. and decorating. More than] = re. a » ” _ i & 2 66 yy 00 its donated by interested per | ie TITTY TT) Studio couches may not be so romantical”

tien. eo Cif da “7 SEV (ap6logies to Pop-Eye) In t th tical d Inmates of the state’s penal in- : J of i oA eli Lhd i 2 y u ey’ re pra ica adil : a SAE as il chair and in at $89.96 to o $99. 95. lero our pillow arm one is beautiful and useful,

ith special dinners, motion picture

Deine seonimneet | -- - <2... And a very special suite in excellent velvet &dzrrrmpnanmr $39.96 with innerspring double or twin beds, LE ‘BEST’ BOVers (rust, blue, burgundy and greeen) at $69.99. | : spring filled pillows . . . back rest I .» and in CHRISTMAS PRESENT > Terms as low as $1.00 per week. . . . | green, blue, rust and red. , .. St. J0 Down.

| PITTSBURGH, Dec. 22 (U. P.)— : : : ; . [Ernest Berl, world - famous .

oF sen tlio y Sink why redlaried Ais Deven | 570 One million women can’t be Wrong (they won't admit it... at least) | > We Sill have a few studio kneehole desks like the one

ship in a German university in 1933,

today was granted American citizen- : = he = pwd omeds he ba our | . iy than one million women are satisfied with Paramount i N= > pictured ... $6.95... We also have a limi 1 quantity : “Dr Berl came to Carnegie Tech 1 washers. . . . By all means . . . if i's a washer for Xmas ...See (ZX of coven-drawer walnut kneehole desks 524 50... y 2 ! ae a 58 BN i

By Si C8 Sn eam our Paramount De Luxe all white at $49.95 i st a egan- the | | e all white a on terms as sa 5 oa convenient terms on all desks... $1.90 Down...

campaign to discharge Jews as

tn nee mow omnl ~~ low as $1.00 per week. . . . I's quiet. . . requires no oil . ... : | 2 granted citizenship to both Dr. Berl| ; uses no belfs . . . causes no frouble . . . and golsmo we recommend these iwo . . . they are fine values . ..

ano 3s ee Margares: 4 505, Hererl, is a patent attorney in : 4 n : i Pathogens sad snosios som. Wor complaints on its washing job. =

ser, i a Chemistry Shudent at Har-

Occasional chairs are our forle (that's fancy for “strong point”). They're really ¢® - Ml) Here is a special 5-piece bridge sel for good at 56.95 for hand made, hardwood chairs with hi-grade velvet A ~<a /$6.95.... It comes in black, brown, green #1 covers in many attractive colors. . . . Rockers to maich most of our chairs. | 28 yl LIRY, A "and red. It is well made (of metal) and +++ Buy onferms... lenty of time fo pay next year. : 7% | YY you may purchase for only 50c down,

|. Dad'l like | La pan o » I you ¢ are a prospective bedroom suile buyer, please make a nol of the fact thatwe ~~ = Lamps ... , $3.95 up for 0 L E AT H : R Fo or = — - show 79 different designs. We call attention to our $69.95 special with walnut —— floor styles... $1.95for = No SUGEEST construction, waterfall design and shield shaped mirror. . . . Only $1.00 per week f on iY on this three-piece suite. If this suite doesn’t appeal fo you . . . look at the other 78 pottery base table lamps

ls . We foal sure you'll find something to please you (and we will be mighty Pease if you do). and $1.00 for others. 'e |

Es § | 1 ; (if you have a pet way to remember how to spell that word right ., _. L Especially If It's a M | g C E L L A ¥ . 0 U S « « « send it in and we'll swap you our way with Mississippi) listings: 9 AUSEPOHL S Tr. RADIO... Zonith and Philco . . . AN EXPERT RADIO TEGHNIGIAN WHO KNOWS HIS Zs and Ps (zontis an pion) INSTALLS ThE .ALL-SETS PURCHASED AT THE VICTOR . . . SEE THE HASSOCKS WE'RE SHOWING AT $1.00 . . . SMOKERS, 98¢ up . . .

here are a fev things th FALL go \ B= like! Leather is one of i ==]. ELECTRIC SWEEPERS, $19.95 up . . . Stoves and ranges of all kinds . . . and (ve almost forget tis next), , , OUF bal business Is

them! Why not satisfy that nat- | CN =F rol Jove, Yor. the. Toe) of Tre | furnishing and ralumishigg homes and we think we do a swell job of it. . . . Jeather by giving Dad a ih : : 2 : :

ohl billfold: tailored erb craftsmanship by ‘workers who, like Dad, fil to

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eather. or hr 1 ap megs sore 1 romembas es vioTos

lhe touch of soft, pliant, long- | { 3 o touch of soft, pliant, lon will arrang) GONVENI NT TERMS °°

earing leathers: For as little

avepohtcomenint fous | . VICTOR will be «4 a for you on all purchases . . .

— | ‘OPEN until 930 gee le buy CHRISTMAS CHEER h Monument Girl BE NIGHT for the I URNITURE CO oN | dom and pay is i

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