Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1937 — Page 33

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FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1937 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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in the 1937 : [= NAIR yeni : : STAR portant evenings. Festoons y Where shoes of namanner. There RL I and multi-strands in COME TO MAROTTS. .. . also is a match- RON 2 jewelry mean chic this tional reputation for

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Sigma Delta Chis fered at consistent, established prices... where shoes are featured To Award Blanket exclusively and you have the benefit of our fifty-three years' ex-

" ik ET IL righ Johnny Courtney and his 13- perience. Shoes bearing our endorsement carry our guarantee Schiaparelli’s jeweled let and 3 hi li « eo piece band are to play for the an- . : . spider pin, an amusing RN RY et and matching clip LS 3 nual Sigma Delta Chi Blanket hop + « + the shoes are right, our shoefitters are expertly trained, and touch on winter frocks. It eau 5 oa? a Cy 2 x) ES sponsored by the Butler University h . sparkles with rhinestones, ale STI LT FEE \ ely Chapter of the journalism fratern- | when you walk out of our store in shoes we have endorsed, you

simulated rubies and emer : Smart on black frocks. = 3 ity on Thanksgiving eve. . 5 v alds. Sometimes called the Re re ot te 12] are assured of complete satisfaction . . . true and convincing

“love bug.” . = seniors who are Bulldog football evidence that it pays to ' squad members. A blanket and 12

perclassmen.

Essie Maguire, Central Y. W. C. A. Fall Creek Bivd., accompanied by anniversary Sunday. : i | the stag party to be held tonight " p | Table Club members today at their | .¢ ts mdianapolis Country Club,

: i . general secretary, and Miss May her sister, Mrs. Frank C. Bopp, 1s; Their three dauchters, Mesdames | : tiie 1 : Belcher, Phyllis Wheatley branch in New York for a two weeks’ visit.| Herman H. Rinne, Thor Ramsing meeting in Mrs. J. D. Garrett's according to Robert S. Stempfel, secretary, were to leave today to They are stopping at the Waldorf- and E. Everett Voyles, are to re- country home. Mrs. Garrett is pro- | chairman. If the weather permits, attend a round-table conference on | Astoria Hotel. ceive for them informally from 2 to | gram chairman. golf is to precede the buffet supper.

religion at Chicago. Mrs. Ro ¢ o ar d S. ger Wolcott, 5202 Ralston Mile. Suzanne De Dietrich, sec- | ggaq js staying at the St. Regis Ho- | retary of the World's Student te) in New York.

Christian Union, and a member of | the Y. W. C. A. World’s Council | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman

executive committee, is to be the are in New York. They are to re- Strauss | discussion leatier. Dr. Walter Hor- | turn the latter part of the week. y . ton, Oberlin College Theological | Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wemmer are Says: | Seminary, is to lead discussions on | visiting in Philadelphia and New A Special Clearance

“Religion in America Today.” | York. STORE HOURS SATURDAY 9 A. M. to & P. M. | lB Seok bask wed Re 114] v S Store Hours SUITS, Sports and Town » node AY a

Saturday COATS and DRESSES . . . « \ stitch and per. 9A Mto 6 P.M, \ foration treatNight - black suede with button innovations in town, at college, at sports. and attractive side-gore,

Strauss Says:

Clothes to enjoy winter after winter, that always retain their smart becoming presence, no matter how fashions change.

105 DRESSES cleared at 9 and $10 | Y LH \ fo 0 Swark * high-rid-

Tailored Dresses, fine Alpacas, Acetates, an Fe po er

Sheer Wools, Wool Jerseys i brown gabar(In the $5 group are also a number ” dine with artistic of Corduroy Sports Dresses % Piping. culottes and slacks . . . Smart glove-fit- \§@§

that are really amazing values) dg gabarste P =n

SCHOOL suits... | yy | = OVERCOATS deared al

TOPCOATS ate $15

Among them are pure silk dresses and

3 AN a few flannels from a man's fine % 2 AN Shirt Maker . . NINN

You can depend on good Special Group of " Sa 4 : nug - fitting

fabrics . . . by good we mean | | . | black suede sturdy and sightly. COATS at : i 3 Ta ae : dot

patent on toe

The tailoring is well done . . . 11.95 ; \ and heel with

The styles are the thoroughly The "Alle . . 1 1 » » an | - masculine .-. typically mans Camel s Hair Coats of outstanding

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H featuring value . . . plus clearances from ye ets styling

Corduroy store. Sizes I5 to 22 higher priced ranges. A wide variety and chic fashion. Longs— . . of choice. Special at The Suits have two pairs. STORE HOURS

2.50. of longs. 8:30 A. M6 P. M.

lL STRAUSS % C0 ~- - The Specialty Shop >A Open Saturday Until 6:30 P. M. L. STRAUSS & CO.—SECOND FLOOR : rr High School Clothes for Tailored Women —— i V4 La / ” 4 | ow Sond or | GIR

are in Senior Hall AL oo,