Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1936 — Page 7

710 Eke WAR - BRIDES ORGANIZE

Membership Confined to =+| Those Whose Fathers Were In _ American! Army.

By United Press ; PARIS, Nov. 26.-— ganization known as - Daughters of French War Brides” +. composed of young French-Amer- | [iil ~ fcans born during the World War," : “ has been formed here |

§ WE HAVE GATHERED TOGETHER MANY, MANY WONDERFUL, TIMELY ITEMS FOR : "to marriages | [il | PP a § OUR END OF THE MONTH SALE. SHOP EARLY TOMORROW BECAUSE SOME QUAN7" of American Expedifionary Force | [lll , § TITIES ARE LIMITED. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO EXCHANGES. NO REFUNDS. p: Soughoys 3nd Prenthimademel | , ~ B VE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.

their interests, among the chief of | {i

which is retaining their American |} , : peda NEE BN . nationality, ; TRE i Ee a . Officials said there was difficulty | if : t ; 3 go di in enumerating the war-bride mar- | {ill} = : Eo oe "riages as the United tes consular | §f = . and embassy staffs as well as the i Frage

CEERamiTE 3 ‘Wonderful Groups| a=

3 2h “the wartime Franco-American mar- | ii v7) 4 R : Coe Sod in sina nn | hs SY 4 a - ' Sg fe reds of marsias botWern Amare IE | Just 100 Regular $16.75 LE ican soldiers and German girls dur- | Hill

X SE | FUR “TRIMMED Co" That Sell Regularly for $10.75

these marriages, it is estimated. a han 1 of tee Serums Hf Mowe many late - arrivals. $ . tistics show. These were chiefly due

to the homesickness of the French |i hd J Crepes, Metallics, Velvets, and ‘brides or the grooms who remainell

in France, who were unable to_ac- [il | et § Woolens. All the season's best

custom themselves to the others

{ , homeland. Many homesick war | ii | i § colors and the season's smartest brides came home with ‘their chil- | jill # :

dren but refused to get a divorce. | Jill E : 3 Ba rn to gr x dent II i styles. ‘Sizes for ‘women “and ¥ Passports for themselves and chil- ill be Wide misses. 5 A typical French warbride is Mrs. ; :

os Ranger, livitg in Paris 8 ~~ - ; : | i ‘REGULAR $163 “ wad $19. 75 DRESSES fais AIRC REGULAR $7.90 DRESSES

. “Americans make the finest of : Bee: por DIVE Jom tow Smartly lined and warmly interlined: <The, fur. trim- _- Star Stare, Second Floor mings are luxurious. - Lovely shades of Brown, Green. I - FELT HATS TET Clearance! Just 20

+ to handle them,” she said. “They and of course Black Sizes 12 t0:50. Use our |0- Pay Felt Hats in 77 g ~ FUR TRIMMED SUITS e 3 ; .

+ and generally are more faithful and . * better tempered.” French records show that not a single American marrying a French ~warbride ever sought French natur“alization.

SEVENT WILL HONOR M. S. NEIMAN, 90!

Mrs. John Roberts (is to hold =an open house for her father, Mar“tin 8, Neiman on his ninetieth birthday tomorrow in her home, 900 “W. 30th-st. Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Neiman has been a resident of Indi- | .anapolis 50 years. He has another “daughter, Mrs. Florence Ness, of In- ~~ dianapolis, six grandchildren and = “three great-grandchildren. _

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.- raccoon, skunk and fox ° 59¢ Value .. ~ 7 144020, $1.98 Value , Furs: Soft fleeces andl rich 100 Child's Knit Sleepers, with feet, 2 to 6, 125 Girls' Waist Style Union Suits, Long Slaves, mixtures. Sizes |2 to 2. 69¢ Value ..... | Ankle Length. Sizes 8, 10, 12, 49c Value. ...29¢c

JUST 57 FUR TIVE 2 4 ; x "WOMEN'S 5 ACCESSORIES, ALY Rl FLOOR a *

RB > Womans Fol Fohioned { i... Women's $1.98 Extra Warm Lounge Women's Winter tarian Church pastor; is to speak on :

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* operatives” at 8 p. m. Tuesday in i ate TR i 3 Super quality panel rib novelty striped, and = + Carr's Hall, 5436 E. Washington-st. Regular $10.75-$13.75 Dress : C Pair | plain color balbriggans. Heavy striped rayon + The public is invited to attend the , : k acetates, slight factory -menders of $1.98 iC C meeting, which is being sponsored | ; and Sports Styles. Black, ; : ’ :

. Broken glass 2 tobacco shades, sec- fF = by the East Side C perative, Inc. 20 ub standards, | glso’ 1 first quality, Buy now for yourself and for Ta, cole reson sisiped. : bi funk tr gute colors, Sizes 8% to 10% 1 5. 4 : sleeveless, knee len

ar Store, Second Flog : 2 > 16 Oz. 19¢ Rubbin Alcohol. bottle Tes 39¢ Rubber Gift Aprons, Ruffle Trimmed vd “il 2%e ta : * Women's Rayon fped Jersey Bloomers . . Women's 25¢ Stamped Bib Aprons Lean 19e

gn : 15¢ Golf H d Girls' Ribbed Hose, pr. I1c = Women's 59¢ Scarfs, Ascots and Oblongs .....23¢c Men’ § and Young Men’ s ) aid Ea he tables, 1/y pk . -69¢ “and 88c Women's Splash Proof, First Quality Silk Yo ..23¢ Women s 59c Fabric Gloves Women's Brushed Sweaters, 34 to 40

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