Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1946 — Page 8

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Broken color and size assortment but in the lot a are sizes for J uniors

“and blues, i in a good color assort‘ment.

Regularly 24.95 to 20.95

Broken color and gize assortment for juniors, misses and women. Blue, brown, fuchsia, green or black in the group.

Regularly-29.95 te 39.95

* Alléwool suedes, fleeces and tweeds in broken color and size assortments. For juniors, misses and women, |

CLEAR!

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items tomorrow, 9:45 to 5:15

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Jacquard or Indian Design

“Beacon” Blankets | |

Beautiful reversible blanket in jacquard or Indian design. . Many exquisite colors blended into perfection. Double bed size, 72x84. “Beacons make warm friends.”

Lace Curtain Pairs

portswear

Sweaters, Blouses, Jumpers Broken color and size assortment.

Regularly 398 ..........Now 2.49 “Regularly 498 ..........Now 2.99 Regularly 598 .......... Now 3.49 4.99

Reviariy 798,..........Now

Regularly 3.98 .. Now

249 Regularly 4.98 .. Now 3.49 : Regularly 5.98 ...Now 4:49 : _ Broken color and size assortment. Some ¢ slighty soiled from handling. y 298 and 3.98 ...... ..Now 1.99

roken color and size assortment, Some (ahty soiled from handling.

19 Toy and I os ii ada Now 4.49

Winter Dresses For Juniors. Misses, Women

Broken colors and sizes. In the group are tailored casual, and dress-up dresses. One and two-piece styles.

Regularly 6.98 and 7.95 cesess NOW.

. Dresses Regularly 8.935 irises sss rv NOW:

Dresses Regularly 10.935 eressneniennnes Now

Dresses Regularly 12.95 to 14.95 tir red nN

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55% Linen tea towels with red and blue stripe on bleached background. Size 17x30. Lint free. 35% » Cotton, 10% Rayon.

It's a Sample Sale! "for Infants and Children ot are bootees, Swedter * children’s a hou boys’ 2 piece knitted suits and mis-

cellaneous items. Regularly © 1.50 to $5.

NOW T5c to 2.50

Men's “Fruit-of -the-Loon”

Sanforized Cotton Shorts

Good iews for raen!- se suze 3)

shorts by a famous maker. Sizes, 28 to 40. Limit of two shorts per customer.

Sorry, no mail or phone orders!

18-Inch printed toweling that is pure linen! Red prints in floral or fruit patterns. . Absorbent. Full bolts. Excellent for curtains.

Rubber Heels

Old-Fashioned Comfort Slippers

All. leather—with hand-turned soles!

) 2 Leather Soles

Phone and > Mail Orders’

® Fits all standard ironing boards. A “Tex-Knit” prodwet. Watfle knitted ironing pad.

«Heavy- duty fine quality muslin cover. Fits all standard boards. Easy to slip on.

LIMITED QUANTITI—NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS

FF Striped Tea Towels

ot Pure Linen Tea Toweling

80°

Yard

| ‘Printed Twill Drape Sets

that will go with all.

Heavy quality twill drapes, 214 yards long

and 72 in. wide (the pair). Pinch-pleated. Sun-

| Pair Complete with Tie-backs

fast. Lovely floral patterns on a neutral ground

Ironing Board Pad

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Toning Board Cover

6’

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| fetahers. Feather-proof ticking. Size 20x26.

Feather Bed Pillows—Soft, curled chicken

Cotton-Filled Comforts—P atchwork

design; double bed size (72x84). Rose or blue. 4 E Bleached Tea Towels—Fully bleached sugar 198

sacks ; already hemmed! ‘Lint free; absorbent. Pr AL.

“Glenwood” Plaid Blankets—30% Wool, =)

50% cotton double blankets. Size 72x84. Rose

or blue plaids. Virgin Wool Solid Color Blankets— Extra long (72x90). Weight, 414 lbs. Four

soft colors.

Baby Chenille Bath Sets—Rug’, and lid

cover in multicolor, Presurunk; washupie che-

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