Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1942 — Page 12
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BLACK BEETLE FLEET IS BUSY
They Have a Vital Task But Time Left Over For Chatting.
By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN
Copyright, 1942, by The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Daily News, Inc.
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SOMEWHERE ON THE NORTH SEA, June 1 (delayed).—The black | beetle section of his majesty’s navy| is distinguished by strong senti- |
Reg. Ic Box SAFETY MATCHES
12- 5¢
Saturday only, while 500 cartons last. Limit.
| Reg. 69¢ Plaid RAG RUGS
49°
Size 22x44. Assorted colorful plaid patterns. Ideal for porches, cottages, etc.
46 In. Table Oilcloth Pieces
15°.
Mill lengths of 1 to 1% yards long. Assorted patterns. 500 pieces to sell.
$1.00 Seamless
CRINKLED
SPREADS
66°
80x105 Size. Fast colors in rose, blue, orchid and gold stripe patterns.
Lace, Celanese Curtain Strips
19°.
36 to 44 inches wide, 1% yards long. Assorted col-
10c¢ Extension Curtain Rods
Flat panel brass rods that extend to 48 inches. Complete with brackets. 2000 to sell.
Candy Special
ORANGE SLICES
' 1 0c Lb.
Large orange slice jellies. Special Saturday only.
. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1942
TER BRR EIR
ors and patterns.
ments, prejudices | {and convictions and its willing- | § ness to let you in| RR on them. his section of the British forces od of Sa fu RL LA own and its mem- 1) 11 bers enjoy a communion of feeling Pr similar to that ph supported by doc- | : A) tors. dentists, bricklayers, or anyj i - other group with particular problems of its own. Its job is to pick up a convoy of merchantmen at one end of the run between south England and Scotland, herd it along the coast to the other end—doing any odd fichting that may have to be done in the process—and, having accomplished this job, to pick up another batch of highly assorted floating objects and do it all over again, week f ¥ J “ after week, month after month. 5 ;
STORE OPEN
IF YOURE COMING DOWN SATURDAY HUNTING BARGAINS
SHOP LEADERS LOW PRICES
They're Sparkling! They're Gay! They're Fashionable! NEW SEERSUCKER SUITS
_ AND SUMMER DRESSES
At One Exciting Low Price
GIRLS’ SUMMER SEERSUCKER
BOBBY SUITS
Mr. Stoneman
Long Torso Jackets Made Jus$ Like Big Sister's
Crisp suit dresses for all summer wear in plaid and striped wash and ready seersucker, Pleated
Hardly Routine Job
While this can scarcely be called : ine, or ems bomber, m * blow] skirt and fitted jacket. All col= mine, or enemy bomber, may blow] : skirt and fied Ja you to kingdom come at any mo- Fa NS : ih, : | ] ment, the boys who do the business 3 ; : a= have gotten it down to such a fine point that they have ample time for contemplation and conversation. The principal victims of this] harmless pastime are the fighter] boys of the royal air force, the mer-| chan® skippers, who fail to keep up| with the procession, and the com-| modore—that unfortunate gentle-| man who is responsible for keeping the convoy in order. Among those who receive favorable comment, strangely enough,
" . y § Juniors’—Misses’—Women’s They're right in time for planning r Ini Ss s and ) ) fen ny in rr gi your summer wardrobe . .. for in : § tti the En - | Je town, for travel, for vacation. Styles Spotting emy | a " 3 3 Z ‘ : or’ : ; galore . . . a dress or suit for every I was having the destroyer’s pet RR ite your Tit. trom
theory explained to me as our de- 3 § / : : i 4 ; E: § . p * suits . . . dresses in strover steamed slowly past the im- t § / smart seersucker suits
osing 3 of Vorkshire. Our : : ; shantung . . Miami cloth . . . fighters were playing tag with one 5 another several miles away. E
French crepe . . . spun rayon . . . “Just look at them,” remarked an . : & officer. Ff STYLE AT A PRICE
cool bembergs . . . choose to your He was interrupted by a shout
heart's content from luscious sumfrom the lookout: “Strange air$1.45 to $2.84 Values Boys' Sanforized
mer shades. Sizes 9-15, 12-20, 38-52, craft on the horizon, 2 o'clock,” he spouted, indicating that the enemy ® Cocoanut Straws ® Milans ® Piques ENSENADA
plane was on the starboard bow. We i have a varied style selection. Every garment—no matter // ts how casual—is detailed with finesse, for a long, smart ap- : 8 g © Hairbraids 3 pearance. Every suit SANFORIZED SHRUNK and guar- i e All Headsizes ; st color. All sizes in the group. Fd . . RAI . P i 8 A striking cellection of : : i : expensive looking hats Dad Can Always Use More at only $1. Turbans, sailors, picture hats, p 4 yi 9 Ba ————
Buy yourself a.slack suit . . . it’s your best bet for summer pleasure . . . an outfit that comes in handy any day ... a real comfort through summer months of fun and work. Why not get a suit and find out what real comfort is? We
Junkers-88 cruising along to sea-| ward. The officer jumped to the! radio telephone to call the fighters. “Enemy aircraft, 2 o'clock,” he shouted. “Go and get him.”
German Gets Away
We could see the fighters roaring towards us and tearing out to sea in the general direction of the Ger-| man, who had turned tail. We thought they were going to get him when they suddenly turned and wheeled south.
bonnets and casuals.
followed his direction and saw al “DARBS’’ SHIRTS
“Where is he?” the loudspeaker | asked again. “You were doing all right until} you turned,” replied the officer. “Forget about it, he’s gone” “Okay,” said the voice over the loudspeaker. The captain spent several years on submarines in the Far East and recalls with deep sentiment manv a pleasant nighttime rally with This American colleagues along the China coast and in Manila,
He Likes America
But the prize pro-American! aboard the ship is a signal yeoman, | a young veteran of many rough engagements in the present war, | who visited New London and Pensa-| cola aboard ship before the war. It develops that he was heavily wined and dined and otherwise entertained
Whites and Fancies
Pre-Shrunk—Fast Colors
Celanese Non-Wilt Collars
We sell hundreds of dozens of these shirts each year, so we know men like them. Buy one for Dad for Father's Day.
Sizes (4 to IT
Men’s Cool Lightweight
Men’s 55¢
SUMMER TIES
39
Washable
¢ 3 for
$1.00
mohairs
and rayons in a good choice of patterns
STRAW HATS
that men like.
Many Worth $2.00 Many Worth $1.50
Sale Priced, Each
e¢ RAYON TAFFETAS © RAYON SATINS e PRINTED
BATISTES
SPUN RAYON SLACK AND PLAY SUITS
wit
Matched suits . . . shirt with layback collar and short sleeves, pleated front slacks 11 self belt. Teal, brown and blue.
Boys’ Sport SHIRTS
Cool, fast color washable fabrics,
Inner-outer style, short sleeves, lay c back collar. Sizes 4 Sy ok | S—
WASH
Quality Gabardines Fine Spun Rayons Sizes 8 to 18
Boys’ Sanforized
inner-outer
SLACKS
$1..$7.45
Quality, Low Price, Large Selection—that sums up the hat situation at Leader's. Choose your shape, your color, your style, your size. You'll find it here.
Tailored of serviceable spun 9 : rayons, the way they should be with ample hip room for com- # fort and appearance. Sizes 12 to Solid colors, plaids and stripes. 44, Also cotton twill slack suits Neatly tailored in full slack in sizes 43 to 53 and play suits models with pleated fronts. Some
wherever he went and he likes to talk about it. “What we have got to do after the war,” he says, “is to raise our standards of living to the American
Lastex-Rayon Linesive. troinasiintl : magine buying better SWI M NEE yh Es 14 to ; : 15 their tual lue. T R U N KS § 3 : . You ging HR
whole season's supply.
level. American workingmen live right. They've got cars and electric refrigerators and telephones, almost all of them, and they eat the| very best. People here ought to do! the same.” A few hours later, down in the| petty officers’ mess, he offered me! his daily tot of rum. He must have meant what he said. i
PLAN LEGION BARBECUE
Members of the American Legion and their families will hold a district meeting at 10 a. m. Sunday at the country home of Billy Brown, seventh district commander, Bloomington. A barbecue will be served! at noon. State Comm. W. Carll
Men’s Sanforized Shrunk
Wash SLACKS
GUARANTEED NOT TO RIP OR SHRINK!
Woven thru and thru fabrics in stripes, checks and neat plaids. All practical colors. Sizes 29 to 42. Stock up now!
1.19
Elasticized rayons in plain colors. Made with webbing inner support. All sizes.
Men’s 35¢ Banner Wrap
Shop early for best choice.
in sizes 38 to 44.
Others 99¢ to $4.98
with zipper watch pockets. Sizes y 8 to 18.
Women's Summer SHOES
® SPECTATORS
® PLAY SHOES All Whites
Brown and White
Blue and White Black and White
® SPORT SHOES
9
SIZES 3 TO 9
SOCKS
24¢ “ow
Slax and full length in white, pastels and
quality. Rayons and MEN! DONT PAY MORE FOR YOUR SHOES isles ® TIL YOU SEE LEADER'S SELECTION OF
Summer SHOES
All Better Qualities in Samples, Factory Seconds and Makers’ Closeouts!
Graham, Ft. Wayne, will be one of| the distinguished guests.
LOANS
ON_ANYTHING
Get Your Cash Immediately!
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Electric Refrigerators ; Musical Instruments Actual 50¢ Quality
Browns, Blues, Blacks
WwW 's SHOES 300 Prs. Women's MANY TWO AND THREE OF A KIND STYLES 44 A special clearance group of better quality
Factory Imperfects and Cancellations of Better Quality Footwear
|
“Dad” Will Welcome These
Leather ROMEOS
* Soft Kid Uppers Leather Soles Wenderfully soft uppers, pliable leather soles and rubber heels. Black and brown. All sizes.
factory seconds and close-outs. Whites and beige in high and Cuban heel styles. All sizes in the lot.
ory BAREFOOT SANDALS STRAPS-0XFORDS
Actual $1.29 Values
SHIRTS
Enjoy the comfort of bet-
SACKS BROS.
ILLINOIS at OHIO ST.
ONLY ONE LOCATION
Open to 7 P.M. —3at. to 10 P.M.
Silk-like in fit and feel. Firsts and irregulars of regular 50c quality. Mostly all white. Some colored. Sizes 34 to 50.
i od
nid eR io eon
99°
Inner-outer style in plain and novelty weaves. Blue, tan, green and white. Sizes S, M, L.
ter made shoes at a money saving price. Choose from two-tone sport oxfords in tan, black, brown and whites, also plain tans, browns and blacks,
days.
Sizes 6 to 2 Whites and blacks in styles for boys and girls, Good solid shoes for vacation
