Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1944 — Page 3

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A FEATHER DESIGN — hand-painted in-oil— with rare delicacy—on grounds of red, blue and tan. $5

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. sy JUNGLE BEASTS— ) 4 | ¢ and jungle foliage, strange fowl, etc.— hand-painted in oil done in California —the artist's sig- * nature initials are A on the back of the tie. $85.

DOGS-—~of various pedigree as well as other domestic animals—as well game SPITALFIELD EFFECTS A MULTICOLORED STRIPE birds and other themes—

and MACLESFIELD Types ~Satin and Moire Rayon hand painted in ofl. $5. . + . appear on ties at from Switzerland, the black 5 ; / various prices. . with red rips 2X Sipe PURE SILK of a very heavy Shes) pictured. of heavy Sal Title ia. Sher diped

quality, 7.50. Various colored backgrounds. (There are, of course, patterned ties of a neat character from 1.00 and up)

8 / ge plate! i , ’ " — \ » ; ' : : | Y “D'ARSAC nthe somite little shops in New York and in ——— Beverly Hills and in Chicago : (just opened)—and at Strauss h you can choose D'Arsac ties— . 1 They are set apart in the ociveat eds They are : endowed by the experience an : a3 < . the artistic flair of the Neckties are not just a matter of business with us— $2-2.50-3.50 D'Arsac family—noted for 200 . | as The selections are practicall years in the French art and they are, in fact, 2 hobby—a tradition. Withest i fich 8ctans Hes textile circles—Prices | ~—in which the boldest colors are 6.50 and up. We throw the book away—go completely. gre wioud in tho bust of overboard—in selecting the pick and the i ' i cream of the neckwear world. spacings and settings. A CALIFORNIAN has assembled the services We give over to it—(The Neckwear Square)— AT 1.50 ; AND $) SF MANY ris Sach 8 Master the heart of the First, Floor— of worlds)—patterns almost gory-—who . “ . without limit (Arrow—Wembley hand paints, in oil, his particular something like 200 lineal feet of crystal cases. ~Cheney are of course among theme—{and signs the tie on Seas : / those present.) the back—with his signature But it isn't just the size of the selections—nor the WOOLS— von initials}—There are birds and . apse h ‘ wonderful. dogs of various bresde=and size of the Shop so much—as it is the These re the noneuch tropical animals—and sporting SELECTIVE CHARACTER OF THE TIES! i Sud y2.4 FH foliage, fish and ; 4 . Et hang | af have You. Thav're newn They are expressive of the finest standard of checks and plaids, 2.50. as CALIFORNIA EXOTICS y ol P S ) BOTANY WOOLS— . (by LAS}—and they are masculine taste—they are chosen with a © at $1 and 1.50. : somaling wondrous fo 5 . FORSTMANN wools, plain bos Specialty Shop Menswear mind—so carefully colors, 1.50. . . 1 + . | - edited that there isn't a bizarre fie— KNHS ten 1.80 10 240. or a Christmas tie to mar its uniform excellence! Plain colors and stripes— PURE _ SILKS ofthe ie goat Wavy quoliyessin those neat Ties that are Lusty and Robust and Vibrant Oe rie avy quality—in 4} : i 05th your sperts shieir) yo sprightly dim fo which and High Powered . . . and ties that sound {A netable selection] Tan meUShal "a gentle note—conservative but never dull! P LAN COLORS— substantial and distinguished, , ; : : : i i is for Christmas $5 and 6.50 and 7.50, | Ties—The Men's Store—to be sure! i naights and shadsiminct and up.

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