Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1919 — Page 11
THE I.VMAAAPOLIK .NEWS.
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New Silks and Velvets
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Have a Beauty You’ve Never Dreamed of Beholding!
Byzantine Crepe, $4.75
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‘ n mil-silk fabric and one of the very eat weave*. Available in black, white, taupe and navy bine; 40 me be* wide. Paillet De Soie, $250 rored material this season, in a rich, dull black; De Luxe, $350 the moat beautiful materials we « brilliant black satin iK a wonderful luster draping qualities, it is handsome inches wide. Chiffon Taffeta, $3.00 that is the steadfast friend This is very soft finish, luster and an exceptional
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Lining Silks, $259
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Gb Crepe, $5.00
nfiy beautiful material! that m* most marvelous gowns. _ . l gray and navy blue are the mr.. , colors; 40 Inches wide.
Spiral Crepe, $6.50 An exceedingly rich and beautiful silk of mixed colors, which fashions into very effective suits and separate skirts; 40 inches wide. Black Chiffon Velvet, $750 Of rich, beautiful finish and a quality that drapes in a very graceful manner; 40 inches wide. Costume Velutina, $350 This very handsome material affords unusual opportunities for the making of effective costumes; 27 inches wide. Costume Velvet, $1.98 In the much-wanted shades of black and navy blue. A material that lends itself most splendidly for the making of skirts, coats and children’s coats; 27 inches wide. Colored Corduroy, $1.65 Wide wale and in a splendid assortment of popular colors; 36 inches wide. Silk Velvet, $2.00 Manifold in use is this velvet and particulariy desirable for millinery purposes. A very pleawing range of colors is represented. —Pettis silks, street floor, west aisle.
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_ wfia reed furniture is genuine reed. It is finished in three of the most wanted wJors of the season—antique ivory, midnight blue and baronial brown. The cretonne coverings harmonize with the finishes and are of highest
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You can buy this furniture at prices about as low as you can the much less
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Longues, $69.75
—Tea Wagons, $35.00. -Tables, $16.75 to $32.00. 1 —Davenports, $75.00.
—Ferneries, $16.50 to $19.50.
Breakfast Room Sets, $80.00. Baby Carriages, $18.00 to
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Lamps, $22.50 to $40.00. Day Beds, $95.00. Desks, $35.00. —Pettis furniture, fourth floor.
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Women s Shoes Invested With Beauty and Service
Worth $12 and $15
Patent colt or brown kid vamps with satin quarters and tops and full Louis covered heels. Brown, dark gray or field mouse kid with full Louis covered heels.
Patent colt vamps and beaver kid tops with welt soles and full Louis leather heels. Havana, golden or tobacco brown shoes with turn or welt soles and Cuban, leather Louis or French covered heels. Black velvet kid shoes with turn I
soles and leather Louis heels. Black and brown kid street shoes with welt soles and Cuban or military heels. Field mouse kid shoes with welt soles. Dark gray kid shoes with w*elt soles. —Pettis shoes, street floor, east aisle.
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A Dominant Sale of Coats S’ Establishing New Precedents for Style, Quality, Value $28,000 Coat Purchase In a sale of the most unusual character. The coats in this sale bear two price tickets. On pne is the sale price. The other bears the just and accurate comparison of price based on current values. Thus the very great savings can be noted at a single glance.
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Bearing Comparative Price Tags of $53 to $63 Entirely new coats of silvertone, tricot-velours, crystal cloth. THE COLOR S—Navy blue, seal, reindeer, copper, Burgundy. LINED with figured imported satin or pussy willow taffeta in attractive designs. Misses’ sizes, from 14 to 16; women’s sizes, from 36 to 46.
Bearing Comparative Price Tags of $69 to $83 In exclusive and distinctive fashions, viz.: Yoke seam models, defining the lines of a cape. Graceful, sweeping Mandarin wraps with yoke and sleeves in one. Double and triple belts on straight-line models. In colors of reindeer, olive taupe, henna, seal brown, cadet blue, oxford and Pekin blue. With deep shawl collars and cuffs of sealine, natural raccoon, taupe nutria and Australian opossum. Women’s and misses’ sizes.
Bearing Comparative Price Tags of $93 to $110 The new styles introduced combine features of coat and cape, rippling backs, with and without belt, Watteau pleated panel back, group tucks and cord seam backs, wide over panel or shaped over panel effects, straight-line models of unusual fashion and cut. MATERIALS — Normandy mixtures, Bolivia, silvertones* suedine, plumette, crystal cord. SHAWL OR BOX-SHAPE COLLARS of beaver nutria, Hudson seal and natural raccoon.
Bearing Comparative Price Tags of $115 to $175 Coats adaptable for any occasion —street motor and evening — since they are sufficiently elaborate to be worn with evening frocks. MATERIALS are: Chameleon cord, lustrola, tinseltone, peachbloom, cashmere Bolivia, cordova. Sumptuous collars and cuffs are of Siberian squirrel, beaver nutria, Australian opossum and Hudson seal. Ihe linings are of rich beauty. —Pettis coats, second floor.
Sale of Sewing Machines Included in this sale are many used and rebuilt machines and some new machines with cases slightly marred from display. All in perfect sewing order. Only one to three of a kind. $82.50 CABINET, wax oak case $52.00 $49.50 NEW ROYAL, oak case, drop head $39.75 WHEELER & WILSON, rebuilt $39.00 STERLING, box top, used $22.00 SINGER, automatic, rebuilt. $39.50 NEW HOME, rebuilt,- drop head $30.00 SINGER, No. 66, drop head, rebuilt..$35.00 STERLING, box top, used $9.00 SINGER, box top, used $8.00 TWO SINGERS, box top, used, each... .$5.00 And many others at greatly reduced prices. —Sewing machine department, basement.
Star Vibrator Free Demonstration of this wonderful instrument with its three applicators for scalp, muscle and facial massage. Outfit complete, ready for use, $5.00. Demonstration now going on in our basement.
“Six Feet Four” By Jackson Gregory Read the story and see the play, now showing at one of the leading moving picture theaters. The price of the book is $1.50. •—Pettis books, street floor, aisle four.
The Glossy Black Hat May or May Not Be a Sailor Shiny Plush is Now Used in Various Models—Sailors, Mushrooms, . Chin Chins and Irregular Shape Brims.
Furry beaver faces the brims of the chin chins, while velvet is used to face the other models in many cases. A band and bow of ribbon is the only trimming of these fashionable hats of glistening zibeline plush. —Pettis millinery, second floor.
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Women *s Shoes Polished 5c .* —Shoe department, street floor, east aisle.
Gloves Cleaned, 5c —Street floor, aisle four.
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Hear the New Victrola Records for November “ROSES OF PICARDY,” sung by John McCormack, is among them. —victrola dept, fifth floor.