Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 164, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1929 — Page 28

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DOLL DRESSES TO KEEP PACE WITHFASHION Skirts Will Be Longer on Little Playmates This Season. Dolls will wear longer dresses this Christmas covering up the dimpled knees which showed under the bottom of their diminutive garments during the last few seasons. Few people realize how closely doll styles follow feminine fashions. But modes in doll world closely mirror those of real life. Bobbed hair, however,, still Is holding its own and most of the dolls which Santa will have in his pack this year will have bobbed tresses. During recent years many chars ter, or novelty, dolls have been brought out by American manufacturers. Frequently these are fashioned after characters in comic strips. Others are new creations of artists and sculptors. New Dolls Shown This season will see many new dolls of this kind. Such dolls give variety and are usually purchased by mothers for children already owning several dolls of more common design. However, the long popular mama doll continues in vogue. Enunciating the first word of childhood, “ma-ma,” it has for many years occupied a warm place in the hearts of American children. The growth of the American doll Industry to the point where 90 per cent of the dolls now sold in this country are made in America, had its beginning in the general adoption of the mama voice by domestic doll makers. Two other important American developments are the perfection of the unbreakable head and sleeping eyes. Two Sound Devices American dolls are equipped with two general types of sound-making devices —mama voices and crying voices. Dolls which say mama have a voice which emits a fairrly realistic two-syllable sound like ma-ma. Dolls with crying voices give forth a prolonged monotone crying sound. The difference con be discerned very easily by tilting the dolls forward to operate the voice. Mothers buying dolls for their children should test the vocal powers of their prospective puppet grandchildren, for sometimes the less expensive crying voice is substituted for the ma-ma voice.

GIFT RANGE IS WIDE Gray, Gribben & Gray Offer Tempting Variety. Following their forty-fifth anniversary celebration, commemorating forty-five years of service to the Indianapolis public, Gray, Gribben, & Gray, jewelers, are offering an Interesting Christmas display. Gifts ranging from watches to complete sets of silverware are in attractive settings to thrill the holiday shopper. Wall cases are full of beautiful pieces of silverware, watches, bracelets, modernistic chains, beaded bags, and many other gift suggestions. It is the policy of Gray, Gribben & Gray to keep in stock an ample supply and super-quality of Christmaa gifts for every member of the family. The display of diamonds, set in gorgeous settings, is being featured In an array of decorations. With anew line of watches for both women and men, this store is ready to meet the needs of the most exacting shoppers, and to give unlimited service and attention to customers’s needs.

BUCKLES AT BRENNER’S AFFORD MAGIC TOUCH Class Added to Any Pair of Slippers by Ornaments. Brenner’s is showing the very thing to “dress up” one's Sunday shoes, and transform one’s evening pumps into Cinderella slippers. These magic things are cut steel and rhinestone buckles that add at least $lO of class to any slipper for less than half that amount spent. Mules, which make a most attractive bedroom slipper, and pullman slippers that fold up into a neat traveling case also are being shown for Christmas gifts. New styles and colors are arriving every day. Short-vamp slippers with high or tow heels, cut according to the dictates of Broadway and Fifth avenue, can be found at Brenner's, in the shoe department, where there also are white satin slippers that can be dyed to match the new Christmas formal. These should be bought now, to avoid mistake in color.

Open a Charge Account! The Ideal Gift for “Her” Ladies’ 15-Jewel “Bulova” “Miss Liberty” Bulora's newest creation for ladle* set with spar- . _ kilns: blue sap- Crt phircs or em- S k B . *>U •■raids Flexible g | M ——— expansion br* o- ■ “““““ let Pay SI.OO a Week! m jtvtum 41 W. Washington St

Great Diamond Display Is Shown by Kay Jewelry

Wonderful Gem Stock Is Offered Christmas Purchasers. A Christmas present that is a present joy and at the same time constitutes an investment. An unusual combination this, but the Kay Jewelry Company, 137 West Washington street, gives this assurance to the shopper: “When you buy a ‘Kay Bonded Diamond,’ you purchase not only a real quality diamond, but you also make an investment that is secure, because every Kay diamond is a bonded diamond— “ Which means, that Kay guarantees to refund your money at any time within three years.” A wonderful stock of diamond rings intrigues the early shopper here. Individuality in mountings combines with the glitter of precious stones for both men and women’s gifts. Initials set on onyx, cameos —some of them in three colors—are beautiful rings for masculine wear. The dainty cluster and basket mountings of the women’s rings are lovely backgrounds for diamonds that would make rapturous the most exacting feminine heart. Kay’s have a beautiful stock of silver—table sets with new shortbladed knives, and all the most de-

NECKLACE IS POPULAR Well Dressed Paris Women Adopt Popular Jewelry Style. Bv Timr* Sneclal PARIS, Nov. 19.—The latest thing in popular jewelry in Paris is the Chanel necklace, made of black buttons with rhinestone centers, having three strands in front and one in back. Most of the welldressed women in Paris have adopted the Chanel necklace.

ft | tjjf HERALDING THE UJ||| APPROACH OF CHRISTMAS I fg§| Charles Mayer and Company offers the convenience y® OF TWO STORES \ I 29-31 W. WASHINGTON STREET f / 638-640 E. 38tlx STREET II j (Maple Road Store) ' 1 EACH FILLED WITH THE UNIQUE AND A INDIVIDUAL GIFTS AND TOYS FOR J WHICH THIS 89-YEAR-OLD ESTABLISH- % MENT HAS BECOME FAMOUS.

Tomorrow, Wednesday, One Day Only! The Chicago Jewelry Cos. Present Early Shoppers A Real Value Sensation! SSale ot 50 400 Oay CLOCKS The Scientific Marvel of the Age. Will Run for Over One Year on One Winding—While They Last—jfe.so Jr —Absolutely Guaranteed 100% Accurate Why be bothered with winding your clock every day or week? Wind it just once and it runs for over a year. The beautiful movements and dial are enclosed In a sparkling crystal dome just as Buy Now—Have It Laid Away for Xmas $1 DOWN! < 12-lnch And Only SI.OO a Week Chicago Jewelry Cos. 203 E .Washington St • From the Courthouse

sired patterns, Chateau Thierry', Mt. Vernon, Ambassador and many others; nifty percolators, with handsome colored handles; carving sets, steak sets, hand-hammered and satin-gleaming tea sets. Lovely strands of pearls vie with the bleam of crystal beads and novelties, including a silvered musical powder box, cigaret lighters in futuristic designs, clocks that chime softly and need winding only once in 400 days—all these, and a thousand other gifts await the early shopper.

WATCHES ARE LEADERS Windsor Jewelry Company, 135 North Illinois street, is the home of the famous Gothic “Jarproof” watches, for men and women. A Jarproof watch is an alluring gift for the man or woman interested in sports, or for the boy or girl who is inclined to be a little careless. Diamonds and jewelry also are featured gifts at Windsor’s.

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SHOPPING JOY JT VICTOR CD, Welcome Gifts Are Shown in Furniture. Announcing its complete readiness for the early shopper, the Victor Furniture Company, 231-237 West Washington street, has displays of wonderful interest to the bargain lover. Perhaps no gift could be more welcome than an upholstered occasional chair, or a Coxwell chair or the “last word” in a comfortable rocker. Striking displays of overstuffed living room suites and dining and bedroom suites offer intriguing values, and a satsfying solution of Christmas problems to the shopper seeking practical gifts. Purchasable on the most convenient terms, radios of world-famous makes are included in one department. The early shopper can hear and judge for himself the superior quality of these most modern of gifts.

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§ Men’s Rainproof Boys 9 Heavy Wool Sheeplined Moleskin Plaid Mackinaw Coats Blazers iS Special Value at Special Value at sg9s $2“ Warm as a blanket that keeps Tailored of extra warm and out the bitter cold, the Hercules durable 20-ounce mackinaw 'O is lined with best quality Merino cloth in an assortment of pleassheepskin. Heavy weight moleskin, ing colors and patterns. Knit rain and wind-proof. Snug-fitting elastic waistband. Two roomy, bAcTte b W tt StletS ' handy pockets, (See illustration j Men’s Clothing—First Floor. Boys’ Clothing—First Floor. ISHHBBfiHHHi Fine Cotton Boys’ Sheeplined Blankets Coats uictniieib USM "/•.* uk.Dadw sSjSb \§\ V^A ‘ lT \flll f i Made of windproof moleskin \’ \ aß * -RoebodcC 0 - i fjlg Heavy stfl)B9 I S Annot* e ^ [o \£l Corduroy £d \fa 'saft \l rants ■ Doubles, specially woven of 1 Spl \ 3jj selected cotton yams and a ' I 1 ~~ JL small amount of wool, with the I tV*? \ i " ifn7Trn M .. , , . , , , . deep, springy texture usually 1 *■" . Made knicker style, of sturdy, found only in expensive blan- 1 reinforced corduroy with double kets. Six lovely plaid color com- I w*seat and knees. Extra strong binations. Size 66 by 80 inches. 1 full Unin ß and lar^e Pockets. Blankets Second Floor *®**^*' ,T "*" Wide band and buckle at knee. uiamcetssecond Floor Roys> clothin g—First Floor. Sears,Roebuck and €o. free parking RETAIL DEPARTMENT STORE Tire and Battery Dri No In cha n rge Time Massachusetts at Alabama St. With^7charge ® STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.—OPEN TILL 9 SATURDAY NIGHT

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