Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1941 — Page 28
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School News—
0 HOWE GIRLS * MODEL STYLES
Even Skating Co Costume to}
"Be Included in Show Next Week.
More ‘than 80 Howe High School girls will turn clothing models next
. aveek to display garments they have
made at school : to .their parents,
other pupils and teachers.
‘At 3 p. m. Monday the girls, all pupils in the Home Economics department, will give a style show in the girls’ gymnasium. All girls in the school have been invited - as well as women faculty members and the girls’ mothers. The clothing will be of all types, even including an ice skating costume. The style show will be repeated at 7:45 p. m, Tuesday at a meeting of the Howe P.-T. A.
Out of Hospital
Brother Marcian, Cathedral High ‘School principal, was expected to resume duties at the school today. The. Cathedral prihcipal has been confined to -a hospital - for two weeks because of illness.
~ New Drama Club Formed
‘A new: dramatics club, Draclu, has just been organized at Broad ‘Ripple High. School; and a commit-
| “tee. of Jack Shepherd, chairman,
Gretchen Holman and Jeanne
Trout appointed to select a club
pin. Miss Ruth Barwick is faculty sponsor.
Howe Seniors Elect
Officers of the first senior class at Howe High School who: have ‘just been installed are: Gordon Jones; president; Phyllis Dukes, vice president; Betty Ann Harvey, secretary; Robert Winter, treasurer, and Margaret Clendening and Robert Alexander, Student Council representatives. ‘Blue, maroon and gold were chosen as class colors.
Heads Speech Contest
L. P. McGhehey, Broad Ripple High, School teacher, has heen chosen a district chairman of the annual American Legipn Oratorical Contest. Howe High School will enter the Legion Essay Contest for the first time this year.
Howe Adds Courses
New courses to be offered at Howe High School for the first time next
‘semester includ€ English VIII,
Trigonometry, Business Law, Senior Speech, Office Practice, Home Management and Music Appreciation,
Debate for Washington
Ten . Washington High School pupils will represent the school at ebate tournament tomorrow at In jana State Teachers’ College. They are: Victoria Chace, Raymond McClure, Jean Shelburn and Toney Flack. affirmative; and Naomi Lasley, Warren Rairden, Betti-
jane ‘Schenk, Annabelle Simmons,
Kathleen Smith and Bernard Van-
Sell.
Win Tech Contest
* Winners of a mechanical drawing pontest held at Tech High School are: Charles P. Jones, Mechanical Drawing I; Thomas E. Miller, Mechanical Drawing II; Robert L. Russell, Mechanical Drawing III, and Ronald Hull, Mechanical Drawing
Manual Spellers Compete
Forty-three Manual High School pupils Wednesday will vie for places on two spelling teams of 10 each that will compete for honors the following day. The 43 were selected in a series ‘of spelling competitions sponsored at the school by the English Department. The one best speller will be awarded a certificate at spring Honor Day exercises.
Magazine Publishes Articles
: A series of articles, “Youth Looks at Life Seriously,” will feature the magazine edition of the Manual Training High School Booster which will be issued Jan. 27. / Other features will be essays on America by children who are foreign born or whose parents are natives of foreign countries, the , Vandaworker Prize Short Story by
" Eleanor Ayres and an essay .by
Dorothy Cassel that won honorable mention in the 1940 American Youth Forum Contest.
EDITION STUMPS DOG
GRIDLEY, Cal, (U. P)—W. H. Betiz, East Biggs, Cal., trained his
dog to bring in the evening paper.
‘proficient was the dog that Mr. gttz was concerned when his pet
15-page special anniversary edition was to blame. The dog couldnt get it through the gate.
“The GREATEST American Whiskey"
; Experts say...
“There is no finer Whiskey” 100 PROOF "BOTTLED
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS on GIRLS, INFANTS’ WEAR
GIRLS" OUTING. ROBE-FAJAMA. SETS; | 2, 0i sizes 8-16, originally $3 GIRLS’ ROBES & HOUSECOATS, | 39 1 9) originally $2 t0 3.98, now..... In wind
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Clearance, TEENERS COATS, v3, 14 off (8) Kitten’s Ear Fleece Counts, were 16.95 (3) Teeners’ Coats, originally 10.95 (10) Reversible Coats, sizes , 8, 10, were 7.95 (6) Tots’ Coat Sets, mostly size 2, were 10.95,... 7
GIRLS’, TOTS’ SNOW SUI Ts Reduct d (8) Girls’ 13.95 Snow Suits ...........,..... veee 395 (16) Girls’ Snow Suits, were 9.95, 10.95............ 1.95 (14) Tots’ Snow Suits, were 9.95, 10.95. ...uvir.. 705 [ 8) Tots’ Snow Suits, were 7.95, 895........... 6.95
GIRLS’ SKATING WEAR REDUCED (20) Girls’ Skating Sets, were 595, ©.95........... 5.00 (10) Girls’ Chintz Skating Jackets, were $2...... 1.39 Tots’, Girls’ Skating Skirts, were $2, 3.98 1.39 tc $2
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Girls’, Tots’ Sweaters, originally 1.15 to 3.00, now....6¢" to $2
Girls’ Campus, Loafer Jackets, were 5.95 Girls’ Light Weight Flannel Jackets, plaids, plains, | were $3, 398... Lilien vas ds van 3.71 (zirls’ Blouses, were 69c to &i, big variety Girls’, Millinery, were 59¢ to 52, now Balf-price.. 3 = to $1
| GIRLS” DRESSES REDUCED
| | (8) Originally 3.98 | | (10) Originally 3.00. (6 ) Originally 2.00
Spun rayons, velvets. raycn crepes and tiaffetas, slightly soiled from ‘display. Broken sizes 7 to 16. .
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Advance Spring News by “Student | Hall”
STUDENTS’ ‘NEW 1941 SPRING SUITS
Slick new styles fto start a young tellow'sispring
right! In the new smooth-,
finished fabrics | . . in the new colors! All slacks pleated with Talon’ zippers. Sizes 15 jo 20. EXTRAMATCIHING SLACKS AVA LABLE at 3.00. |
YO-CLEAR . WHILE QUANTITI: s LAST!
at) BOYS’ ALL WOOL MACKINAW’'S, o! oiginany 9.95, t 10.95 1. 98 also zip-out sheeplined coats
(10) BOY®’ 3-PC. SNOW SUITS, leather: combinations| originally 9.958 ..... 0c. il leiieiieiiiiendecitiinns odlwas sess
(19) BOYS’ SHAKER KNIT SWEATERS, all wools, origindily $3 and 3.98 .
(35) BOYS’, CORDUROY JACKETS and ENICKERS, better qualities, each..,.....c..cc.ociniiaiencion. selibesedve
(12) BOYS’ LAMBFUR LEATHER JACKETS, | 4 originally 10.95 ....... ciieiieiieiieeiions eesessned
(9) ROYS’ 3:PC. ALL WOOL SNOW SUITS, originally 6.98 to 7.98
"COME IN and GET UNDER
“BEVERLY” BEST SELLER
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There's a "Beverly" for every occasion Lv. for every age , . . for every fashion from tweeds te the most con» servative business suit! Mixturss, light we, ghts and requ lars in late colors with either pugaree br plain bands,
* FORTUNE sistas ~- sutpeatic ~ MILITARY STYLE OXFORDS
* {Let—r fine fine ta co isicin oxford’ with Hlain } p, stécl arch support, leg Sher ia i legs, Sizes for men, $
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‘and TOPCOATS
W hen you come in “you'll notice in =
the cases an increasing number of bright
spots—suits in the new spring * shades.
Every day new ones arrive. "Tomorrow, we'll show you an assortment that'll make your eyes glow. Here's staunch quality, men! Here's tailoring far superior to what you'd expect at 15.95. Here are fabrics, patterns and colors never intended for clothing priced so low. Sizes and models for men and young men of all ages! All builds! All tastes! There's a heartwarming treat in store for you here in
Block's Downstairs Store. Don't: miss it!
Particularly Outstanding at
CORDUROY “FINGERTIP
COATS
3.98
Every presentation of «Y
Dress TROUSERS and SLACKS
3.95
Tweeds, worsteds, coverts.. and others in distinctive patterns or plain shades to match or contrast with your sweater or sport jacket. Many are pleated and have zipper fly.
brown, navy
‘ Sizes. 36 to 44.
these smart coats has been a quick and complete sellout. Another shipment just unpacked... now at the geason's lowest price. Col-
lege tan, luggage, seal
blue.
MEN'S HIGH RISE CORDUROY SLACKS, Pleated Zipper Fly « + + 3
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¢
A Special Purchase for this January Event! All First Qualities! Usually Much Higher Priced!
@® White Broadcloths! @ Fast Color Fancy Patterns! @ Regular and Short Collars! @ Stripes! Checks! Figures! @ Men's Sizes, 14 to’ 17!
This January Sale feature offers shirt qual.
ity . . « "Aywon" quality . . . that you expect to cost. more! Thanks to this JANUARY SALE .... it's. just 79¢!; Stock up now for into-spring wear!
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BLOCK'S—DOWNSTAIRS STORE.