Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1943 — Page 3
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that emphasize the trim, clean lines—"simply beautiful" effects— lend themselves to changing hats, gloves, bags and blouses— - TWEEDS, CQVERTS AND FLANNELS. 29.95. GABARDINES, MENSWEAR, WORSTEDS AND COVERTS, $35 A rare collection of long-lived TWEEDS—tailored by Glenhunt (whose care and precision Tailoring
is "masterful"’). 49.95 and 59.95 COATS
that have a strong resemblance to the "Camel" family—made from all-wool, fleecy fabrics— they have a keen ability to tailor —+to hold their fit an line and sha pe—they form a "Simply Beautiful" company with your Tailored Suits. . A few at 22.95—and many
up to 89.95
GABARDINE DRESSES tailored by George Hess— they have a dual personality— id clothe a lady for many seasons—they live to be the smartest "simply beautiful a lady
owns—{rayon] shirtailored. 14.95
CIELLA JERSEY DRESSES—
they are tailored by Sacony—who knits a careful stitch—that doesn't sag or stretch or bag—the : drawstring waist insures a "simply beautiful" fit— rayon shirtailored. 10.95
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DOBBS HATS
t essly SUIT a lad to the ha Sapresty SUI] 2 od, -shaped : brim fee and straws.
SUIT BLOUSES
~ an enlivening company that speaks
the language of dramatic "simply beautifuls' of timeless lines—rayons—long or short: fideves
$3485 Cy
We're speaking lorrona other. things) of a RAYON SHEER + BLOUSE—in pin stripes—that puts the finish up on a Suit— ' mantailored—convertible collar —long sleeves. Red, Green, Blue or Purple stripes on white
background. 3.50 GLOVES
« bright accessory notes to Gomplete
—a trio of seler=long or wrist length—cotton washables— a choice selection of colors.
1.25 1.65 2.50 DRAWSTRING COMPACTS
from California—they have: a: mirror on the bottom (outside) powder puff on inside (bottom). -
—the body i is silk—it draws up like :
a miniature "duffel" bag—plenty of room for cosmetic accessories— in bright colors or Roman stripes. 1.65
INITIALED LAPEL GADGETS
for the Tailored Suit-—made from mirrors—augments the clean, clear, Tailored lines—-1.65 (including tax).
BOW TIES
they come in foulards. or polka
dots (already tied) $1 HOSE
- Dexdale Lisle Mesh 1.35
Fancy Ribbed cottons—{full - fashioned) $1
Rayon hose cidy ond 165
pie one—we believe in restraint}— the smart, clean, + ne Tailored Lines— : * “the "SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL" — that women are turning to—for their Easter clothes—for now and _ later—Naturally— they would expect The . Man’ $ The __Specia op for ~ Tailored Women—to present the finest, thindestructible, the ever-charmin
Tailored Clothes!
THE SKIRT (sketched above)
that mixes 'em and matches 'em—
that spreads the sunshine in a
lady's wardrobe—A grand looking company of Light-in-weight
FLANNELS
from California (all-wool}— the skirt is gored—the seams are carefully tailored—{flat and even)—it has a fit and line
* ‘that comes with the understanding
of fine tailoring.
‘Sizes 24 10 32.
Beige
: Powder Blue
Aqua 698
CE J : ~ OTHER FLANNELS: in deep, rich shades of Brown, Black
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AWARDS
FOR GARDENERS
: Jie C. .of-C. to Sponsor |
Contest on Progress of
Local Plots. By VIRGINIA HATFIELD
centive for them to do their best will be provided by the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce in a big way. A Jaycee committee,
sive ‘victory garden contest.
Comprehensive is the word, too. The Jaycees will go to work in June
.| to rate’ gardens according to “prog- * | ress.” In midsummer judgment will .| be made on “produce’” and last but ‘| not least, a fall contest for “pres-
‘ervation” is” scheduled. - There you
preservation.” Albert S. Mendenhall will be in charge of the “progress” stage of the contest. Under him, a commit-
|tee of experts will actually visit
gardens entered and judge them according to neatness, proper plan, proper cultivation, insect and dis-
‘| ease control, utilization of crops, etc.
Experts to Judge
Produce will be judged by experts at a central location as will canned goods entered in the “preservation” phase of the contest. - Awards will be made to entrants
lunder four different classifications.
They are: 1. “Novice”—Beginner with garden space less than 1500 square feet. 2, “Pioneer”—beginner with garden space 1500 square feet or more. 3. “Proficient”—Others with garden space less than 1500 square feet. 4. “Veteran”—Others with garden space 1500 square feet or more. (A beginner is defined as a person who has never previously had a garden.) All three phases of the contest are open to any person with a garden in Marion county excepting members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and their immediate families and persons who garden professionally. In addition to Mr. Kuerst and Mr. Mendenhall, the Jaycee contest committee includes Lyman G. Hunter, public ty; A. A. Irwin, rules, and Royer K. Brown, awards. Also, J. Lowell Craig, Harry F. Miedema Jr., Jack Millar, Richard J. Layton, Frank B, Parrish, Donald Keller, Alan Goldstein and = Emsley W. Johnson Jr. Watch for contest entry blanks in The Indianapols Times Monday.
STRAUSS
Fun for victory gardeners and in- |
headed by Alfred Kuerst, is hard| at work on plans for a comprehen-:
have it—“progress, produce and |
substantially lower the. prices, will be announced May 17. The next new ration book, OPA reports, will be a Teplacement proposition, pure
are warned not te look for unusual’ stamps -to ‘be ‘turned
“typewriters. . The stamps will. be colored in such a way that old ration stamps won't beconfused with new ones. There'll be 150,000,000. out in: mid-summer. 3 :
” . ”. (Baby Blankets
Babies will be limited to blankets in three colors —
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Keep 'Em Laying
Keep 'Em Healthy!” ' . #0»
Odds 'N Ends
increasing volume. .
To Be. A ay vk
WASHINGTON, April 23.-OPA's decision to reconsider specific ceilings on beef; veal, lamb and mutton was a step to “hold that line” on rising costs of living. Under the proposed ceilings, meat prices would have gone up about 5 per cent. In re-examining the order, OPA will probably
and simple, and. consumers .
in for girdles, pogo sticks,
pink, blue and white, according to WPB experts. Blankets for adults, the new war models measuring only 84 inches, will come in blue, white, cedar, rose, and green in limited amounts. Multicolored blankets may have only four contrasting colors.
' In an effort to meet the eight per cent increase set for eggs for 1043, Department of Agriculture artists are sending 5000° posters to farmers throughout the country. Featured is a happy nesting hen, at “her war work.” The slogan: “Keep 'Em. Laying and, :k
Plastics are being used for garden hose nozzles and valves. . New potatoes are now coming in from Florida and Texas in . Professional athletes may obtain extra sports shoes by getting proper certificates and applying at local OPA.
informed sources declare. Prices
Rationing Dates
Sugar
Shoes
Coupon 17 good for one pale through June 15.
Meat Red stamps A, B, C and D good
until- April 30. Red stamp E bee comes good April 25,
Coupon 12 good for five pounds \ Coffee
through May 31. Gasoline
Stamp 26 good for ‘1 pound through April 25,
A book—coupon 5 good: through Tires
May 21. Fuel Oil
‘Second inspection deadline:
|book vehicles by Sept. 30; Bs hy
June 30; Cs by May 31; commers
GCoitpon 5 must last until Sept. 30{ 1! vehicles every 60 days or S008 iy
for heat and hot water. Canned Goods:
Blue Stamps D, E and F good
STORE HOURS SAT,
through April’'30. Stamps G, H and J good tomorrow: through May 31.
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SAYS: IT'S ONE DAY "NEARER VICTORY
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