Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1944 — Page 10
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riains can do so much to make any rom dull and drab or bright and cheerful. The COLONIAL buyer in making his selections kept in mind every room in the house . . . every type of furniture . + . every color scheme. It is, therefore, with pride that we invite you to inspect COLONIAL'S Curtains . . . of which the four styles pictured. are typical.
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With an Air of the Early Colonial Days . . . These Criss-Cross Curtains
THE PAIR . $Q75
(A) They are remarkable values at this price! Full 42x 90-inch panels of bobbinette in an antique eqgshell color, these curtains are ruffled BOTH at top 3 oes
A. These Enchanting Curtains of Sheer Ninon Have Smart Satin Stripes B. THE PAIR $7°5
(B) They are truly beautiful . . , containing the sheer airiness of the Ninon with the alternating gleaming narrow white stripes. They are size 38x87 and are very specially priced. 2 :
Colorful New Figured Curtains of Splendid Quality Rayon . . . 3 Shades
* PER PAIR $47
[C) As modern as tomorrow, as colorful as a child's dream, are these lovely curtains of sheer rayon. In wine, blue or natural, you can choose them to harmonize or contrast with any room. Size 36x81 inches.
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—and don’t fail to see our splendid array of cottage sets in ruffled and criss-cross styles. They're differ“ent . . . they're thrilling! One is pictured (D).
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