Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1940 — Page 9
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Heavy firing continues on the political front tonight. Ambassador Joseph P, * Kennedy, recently returned from London, and Senator Robert F. Wagner will speak for the Democrats, Wendell Willkie, Al Smith and C. Wayland Brooks will be heard on the Republican side. Mr. Kennedy's address’ will be carried over WFBM at 8 o'clock. Al Smith is to speak over | WIRE at 8:30. The Republican| standard bearer will be heard at 9:30 over WIRE in another of his now famous question and answer talks. Mr. Brooks, who is the Republican candidate for the U..S. Senate in Illinois, will be heard over WIRE at 10:30. Mr. Kennedy has made no statement since his return to this country. He confejred with the President yesterday and it is believed his radio talk tonight will be his first public comment on the war situation. | . With Mr. Roosevelt's policy on foreign affairs under attack in the closing stages of the campaign, many observers feel that Mr. Kennedy’s address may be one of the most important of the campaign. 2 nn | Movie starlet’ Gloria Jean will be guest of the quiz Bes on their NBC-Blue program ednesday ~ night, |7 o'clock. , : . Members of 4 Ted Weems’ band saw their ajor footlencounter five years
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All Quantities Listed Are Subject to Prior Selling! Be Here Early and Save!
Bargains in Piecegoods
575 Yards Fast Color Prints . 5¢ Yard
36 inches wide, floral patterns only. Cleanup of early fall patterns.
1000 to Choose From, Remnants, % Price
Marquisettes, muslins, outings, damasks, sheeting, tubings.
350 Yards Outing Flannel . . Tic Yard
Short length of better quality 27 inches wide. Fancy pattern.
450 Yards Spun Rayon . . . Tc Yd.
36 inches wide. Floral or stripe pattern. Hand washable.
Muslin, bleached or unbleached, 5¢ Yd.
36 inches wide. Firmly woven. Many household uses.
29x33-Inch Flour Sacks . . . 6c Each
Mangled. Washed. Bleached. Ideal dish ole,
Unbleached Sheeting . .
81 inches wide. 22 yards make a sheet. Firmly woven.
Special Group, Man-Sized Towels . . [dc
Large sizes. Block plaids, checks. Solid colors. Irregulars.
3500 Yards “Ace Hi’ Prinis . . 10c Yd.
36 Inches wide. Colorful florals. Bright stripes and checks.
Ready Boxed Quilt Patches . . 29¢ Box
2-Pound box. Fast colors. Good usable pieces.
FEATHERPROOF “Penco” Ticking, 19¢ Yd.
Government Standard. 32.inches wide. Blue and white stripes.
Large Wash Cloths . . 3 for 8c
11x11 size. Solid white, white with stripe border. 2 for 15¢
Clark’s 0. N.T. Thread Black or white. Large size 300-yard spools. Save 209% on These Notions . . Ea. dec Pins, 160 to package; tape measure, 60 inches long; aD fasteners, 12 to card; 3 sizes needles, 12 to package. All sizes. Ea. 8c
Save 209 on These Notions . .
Tape measure on automatic reel, button, new fancy bolts, double
fold bias tape, 8 yards to package, ric rac,
PENNEY S—Second - Floor -
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44¢ Pr.
Self ruffles.
88¢ Pr.
49x87” long. {Arabian ecru. Slotted tops, adjustable.
21-6 Yards Long. Cream ecru and colors.
Extra wide, 2%; yards long. Ecru and some lore
114-Yard lengths. PFrilly Priscilla styles.
99¢ Pr. Novelty Cottage Sets . .
49¢ Set All colors, wide variety patterns.
Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics . 50¢ Yd.
50 inches wide—all colors. Brocaded and novelty weaves.
36-Inch Monks Cloth . 29¢ Yd.
Natural color. Good heavy quality.
Plain Dyed Burlap . . . . 19¢ Yd
Green, red, brown. For walls, screens, rugs.
“Penrod” Swinging Crane . . 2b¢ Pr.
Extends 14” to 23”. Ivory and bronze finish. PENNEY’S—Second Floor
LIVE CTE FTE TIS 200 Boys’ Knickers . .
50¢ Pr. Cotton tweed, elastic cuffs. Sizes 7 to 12.
183 Boys’ Juniors Longies . . . 50c
Cotton tweed, elastic waistline, self-belt. Sizes 2 to 6.
216 Boys’ Fall Wash Slacks . . TT¢
Dark colors. Assorted patterns. Sizes 6 to 16. 143 Boys’ Fancy Dress Shirts . . 36¢ Assorted ‘fancy patterns. Fast colors. Sizes 6 to 17. Boys’ Fancy Slack Socks . . [0c Pr. Elastic tops, blazer stripes. All first quality.
163 Fancy Broadcloth Pajamas. 50c¢ Pr.
Assorted fancy patterns. Fast colors. Sizes 6 to 18.
219 Boys’ Ribbed Union Suits
Light weight, ecru shade, short sleeves, knee. length, long leg.
321 Boys’ Parl-Wool Swealers . . 1.00
Crew neck, fancy patterns. Plain color. Sizes 8 to 16. 148 Boys’ Corduroy Longies . [1.19 Pr. Navy blue, narrow wale. Sizes 6 to 18. 362 Boys’ Zipper Front Jackets, 2. 55 Assorted colors, fancy plaid all-wool jackets. Sizes 6 to 18. PENNEY’S—Downstairs Store
/ Sizes 4 to 16.
IR 216 Seat Hampers, 12x16x17 .
Woven splint, on wooden frame. Stenciled seat.
T-Way Junior Floor Lamps . . . 3.98
Complete with shade and reflector. Onyx nite light in base.
62 Padded Ironing Boards . . 1.00 Ea.
Standard size. Stay-put lock. Metal reinforced legs.
Yellow, blue, green, red. Complete set of 4.
Leatherette Covered Hassocks .
1.00 Washable. Assorted colors. All well Constr Cra, :
15 All Metal Utility Tables . . . 2.00
Size 30x24x20. Double electrical socket. Wied clinton cord.
193 Double Sheet Blankets, 1.00 Ea.
Block plaids, stitched ends. Size 70x80 inches.
152 Part-Wool Double Blankets . 1.69
Black plaid designs. Rose, green, blue, copper, gold, orchid; ry
_ every size.
4c Yd.
Sel 26¢
Savings On Girls’ .
138 Girls’ Tuckstitch Unions . .
Self-help seat. Sizes small, medium and large.
200 Girls’ Better Dresses . .
Fast color percales. Broken sizes. New fall pattern and styles.
Repriced! Girls’ Dresses . . . . . 56¢
Better dresses reduced. Broken sizes, 3-16. Not all styles in
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167 Girls’ Rayon Unions . . .
Biult-up shoulders. Sizes 2 to 10. Dainty tearose shale,
203 Prs. Children’s Ribbed Hose, 9c Pr. - 0c 465 Girls’ Fine Quality Slips . . . 25¢
Full length. Light or dark tans. Sizes 6 to 8%.
395 Prs. Children’s Anklels . . .
Wanted styles, colors. Sizes 6 to 1015.
Broadcloth, Nainsook. Sizes 2 to 12.
296 Children’s Union Suits . . .
39¢ Knee length or french leg. Sizes 2 to 10.
142 Children’s Sleepers . . . . 39%
Random, pink, blue with feet. Sizes 1 to 6.
132 Infants’ Training Pants . . . 6c
Elastic waist. Broken sizes. While quantity lasts.
188 Infants’ Training Pants , . . 12c
Extra thickness in crotch. Broken sizes. Repriced,
24 Toddlers’ Bath Robes . . . . 15¢
Sizes 1 to 3. Good heavy quality. Assorted colors.
130 Only—Infants’ Shirts . . 12¢ Ea.
Broken sizes 1 to 6. Priced for fast selling. \ (2¢ Pr.
66 Prs. Infants’ White Hose . 6c Pr.
Broken sizes. Placed on sale while quantity lasts. . Ea. I Te
150 Prs. Infants’ White Hose .
Broken sizes. Placed on sale while quantity lasts.
89 Toddlers’ Play Suits . . °
All fast color. First quality. Sizes 1 to 6. PENNEY’S—Second Floor
121 Wom’s, Misses’ Housecoats, 1.55
100° percales. Fast colors. Parachute styles. Sizes 12 to 20.
Wom’s, Misses’ ‘Housecoats . 713¢
190 percales—wrap-around and zipper. Sizes 14 to 44.
Women’s and Misses’ Better Dresses
Just 25 Dresses $2.50 Just 15 Dresses $4.55 Just 50 Dresses $3.25 Just 35 Dresses $5.55
Not every size in every style
12 Women’s, Misses’ Better Suits, 4.00
Man tailored., Broken sizes. Worth much more.
92 Women’s, Misses’ Better Blouses, T7¢
Worth more than twice this price. Sizes 32 to 40,
225 Women’s, Misses’ Sweaters . 79¢
Slipover styles. Fast colors. Sizes 34 tor 40.
97 Women’s, Misses’ Gowns . . . TT¢c
Crepes, satins, lace trim or tailored. Sizes 16 to 17.
126 Pairs “Adonna” Panties . . 27T¢ Pr.
Women's, misses’ panties, bloomers, chemise. Broken sizes to 432.
130 Women’s, Misses’ Brassieres . . 17¢
Tearose. Sizes 32 to 38. Hurry for these!
93 Women’s, Misses’ Girdles . . . 5T¢c
Two-way stretch. Sizes small, medium and iarge. 5.00
12 Fine “Cresmode” Girdles . . . 5.00
Broken sizes. Easily worth much more.
12 “Cresmode” Combinations .
Broken sizes. Easily worth much more. PENNEY’S—Second Floor
Bargains In Bedding
80x 105-In. Chenille Bedspreads . . $I
Spreads, chenilles, rayons, cotton colonial.
80x106-In. Crinkled Bedspreads . 49c¢
Full bed size. Blue, green, gold. All first quality.
50x50-In. Lunch Cloths . . . . . 39: Guest Towels . . . ... . . . 9
Cienérous size. Fast color. Hand embroidered. Quilted Card Table Covers . . . . 59 Fits on perfectly, protects table finish. Worth much mare. Boudoir Pillows . . . . . . . 8T¢c Kapok filled. First quality. Easily worth more. tiruihiy ire colors. PENNEY'S—Second Floor
Featured Shoe Values
321 Pr. Children’s School Oxfords,
Black, brown. Also patent straps. Sizes 8!2 to 2.
193 Pr. Women’s Novelty Footwear, $I
Suede Kid, calf leathers. Broken sizes.
‘Men’s-Wom’s Hard Sole Slippers . . $I
Everettes, Operas, Nullifiers, kid calf, leathers. D’Orsays.
163 Prs. Women’s D’Orsays Slippers . 49¢
Padded soles, Cuban keds. Blue, wines, blacks. Sizes 4 to 8. Downstairs Store .
Downstairs Dress Values
1300—80 Square Wash Frocks - 49¢
All fast color, 80x80 count. Sizes 14 to 44.
400 Hooverette Style Frocks . . . 49
Fast color, Wraparound. Sizes small, medium, large. | $l
600 Linene Cloth Uniforms ... . .
Double breasted zipper closing. White, blue, green, dubonnet.|
Sizes 14 to 44 | 125 Dress and Sport Coals . . . 4.98 1.33
Brown, tan, blue, wine. Sizes 14 to 20. 600 Fashion Book Street Frocks, Spun rayons, challis, stripes, dots, checks, Plaids. Sizes 14 to 44. 400 Women’s ‘3 Season’ Union Suits, 39¢ Sleeveless knee length. Open seat. Sizes 14 to 44.
100 Outing Flannel Night Gowns, 39¢
Button front style. Pastels, plains, stripes. Sizes 16 to 17.
400 Women’s Rayon Taffeta Slips, 29¢
Bias cut slips. Sizes 34 to 44. Dainty tearose shade.
600 Women’s Novelty Rayon Undies, 0c
Novelty knit. Tearose. Small, medium, large.
327 Wom’s, Extra Size Rayon Undies, 25¢
Panties, briefs, bloomers, vests. Sizes 46 to 50. Tearose.
329 Pr. Women’s Rayon Hose . 19¢ Pr.
Long wearing. Newest fall shades. Sizes 8'2 to 102.
216 Pr. Wom’s. Rayon Wool Hose, 25¢ Pr.
Mixed grey, brown, black. Sizes 8'2 to 10!2,
- 280 Pure Silk Semi-Service Weight, 29¢
Newest fall shades. Circular knit. Sizes 8% to 10%.
218 Pr. Women’s Pure Silk Hose, 25¢
Newest shades—All first quality. Circular knit. Sizes 8% to 10%.
219 Women’s Broadcloth Slips . . 39¢
Hemstitched top, double stitched Seams, Built-up shoulders. Full size cut. Sizes 34 to 52.
PS Daigle Store
Women’s Rayon Satin Slips . . B6c
Dobby Weave. 375 only. Bias cut. Tearose only. Sizes 32 to 44.
Women’s Guaranteed Seam Slips, 88¢
300 only. Tearose only. 4-gore.- Lace and tilored. Sizes 32 to 46.
Women’s Rayon Panties . . . . 13¢c
All around elastic casing. Lace trimmed or tailoréd. 1,000 only. Small, medium and large.
Women’s Sanitary Napkins . . Box 9¢
Box of 12. Sanitary packed. While they last, 300 boxes.
Women’s Crepe Twist Hose . . . 3l¢
3 and 7- Ujread Slrieless chiffon, pure silk, crepe twist. 500 pairs.
Women's ’s Full- Fashioned Hos’ . « 9c
5 Best new fall shades! 2,000 pairs. First quality. Sizes 8% to 10%.
Women’s Sport Hankies . . . . 2¢
Fancy bright colors. 1,000 only. Size 11x11 inches.
Women’s New Neckwear . . . . 26c
175 Only. White only. Lace and pique. Box 14s
Cleansing Tissue . . . Sanitary packed.
500 Boxes, 500 to a box. All white.
Women’s Royal Salin Gowns . . . 88¢
Tearose and blue. 300 only. Sizes 15-16-17. PENNEY’S—Street 'Floor
Work Clothes Bargains |
550 Super “Big Mac” Overalls . . 98¢
Sizes 32 to 50. 8-Oz. sanforized denim. Jackets 36 to 50.
100 Pr. “Super Pay Day” Overalls, 1.29
Hi and Lo back. All union made.
200 Pr. Oxhide Overall Pants . . . 69¢
Sizes 32 to 50. 9-0z. sanforized shru
Men’s “Big Mac” Overall | Pants . . 19%
. 220-0z. blue denim. Copper riveted reinforced. Size 30 to 40.
300 Pr. Super ‘Big Mac’ Overall Pants, 98¢
8-0z. Sanforized blue denim. Sizes 30 to 40.
1000 Pr. Men’s Plain Color Work Socks, 8¢
Plain black, white, grey, brown. Sizes 10 to 12.
500 Pr. Men’s Cotton Work Socks, 121¢
Brown, black, mix cotton work socks. White top, toe and heel.
300 Pr. Men’s Canvas Work Gloves . Te¢
Blue knit wrist. Double seams. All first quality.
100 Doz. Men’s Husking Gloves, 1.39 Doz.
Placed on sale special for this event,
Men’s Heavyweight Chambray Shirts, 44¢
Blue and grey chambray. Sizes 141% to 17. While 300 last.
Men’s Domet Flannel Work Shirts 69¢
Olive, blue, grey. 500 Only. Sizes 14% to 17. « $l
1000 Pr. Sanforized Work Pants .
Good heavy quality. Full cut sizes, 29 to 44. PENNEY'S—Street Floor
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350 Pr. Men’s Moleskin Panis,
1.44 All full cut. Many with leather trims. Sizes 29 to 44.
600 Pr. Oxhide Overalls . . . . 69
32 to 48. Jackets in 36 to 48. 220-0z. blue denim. Men’s 109 Wool Union Suits .« 1.00
Grey Random. . Short and long sleves. Ankle length. 36 to 46.
Men’s Shirts & Shorts . . . Ea. I156¢
Shorts 36 to 44. Fast color broadcloth shorts. Fine comed
PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store
05,38 bo 85.