Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1946 — Page 10

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MAIL DRIVER HELD ON TRAFFIC CHARGE

government job furnished no immunity to Horace A. Winn of 1127 N. Capitol ave. yesterday. A mail truck driver, Mr. Winn was slated on charges of driving and {allure to display an operator's license after he ran a stop at Churchman st. and Pleasant Run pkwy.

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* PUMPS Blacks or browns in your “+ STRAPS favorite style. High, Cuban, S 4 1 low and flat heel types. * OXFORDS Shop and compare this .* WEDGIES = value.

Entire Stock Women's $3.85 and $4.85

SUEDE FOOTWEAR

SAMPLES AND FACTORY SECONDS

SIZES 3 to 9 IN THE GROUP

; Shirts ...

Boys’ and Girls’ Leather

SCHOOL OXFORDS

CAN BE RESOLED

Good, sturdy shoes that will take plenty of active wear. Moc, plain and wing=toe styles in black or brown. Sizes

Men's Matched WORK SUITS

Sanforized Shrunk

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Matching gray covert in shirts and pants that make for a smart work uniform. They're full cut for working comfort, too. Pants, sizes 30 to 42 . .. Shirts, sizes 141; to 17 .

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Pants

Vee Neck

Sleeveless SWEATERS

Ribb nit oh cotton wool ae yarns, Tan only— B8mal]l and Medium sizes

Men's

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Mens' Fuzzy Palm 7c Saftey Cuff GLOVES Mens’ Flat or Ribbed Knit Tee SHIRTS ...... Vora 3

"YANK JR." ALL WOOL CORDED

FINGERTIP COATS

A hep number with the school crowd. It comes in your favorite blue color and 1 has two large slash pockets. | “ Fleece ‘Lined SWEATSHIRTS Heavy cotton knit with fleece lining, $900 gray shade only. Sizes S, M or L. 1 Wool Flannel KIDDIE-ALLS

Brown or blue, overall style with bib $959 and suspenders. Sizes 2 to 10. nm $

Striped Jersey POLOSHIRTS Long sleeve, crew neck style in bright, 59¢ washable colors, Sizes S, M or L. ’ ODDS & ENDS BOYS' WEAR 1 0c to 1 00 :

Counter soiled and broken size assortment in Engerwent: Sweaters, wash anita, Helmets,

Quilted lined for extra warmth. SIZES 6 to 16

Approximate size 18x36, -hemmed. and ready for use. They're grand for dishes. Gold, pink, blue

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CURTAIN 'RUFFLING

3 yd.

Mill pieces in assorted patterns, 3 to T-inch widths in varied lengths. Some laces and braids included,

Double Nap OUTING FLANNEL

Blue or gray colors in 1 to 3-yard length mill rem-

nants. An éxcellent quality.

* Wnhogony Pinish WHAT NOT SHELFS

$70

Two shelf, - scroll-end what-not shelves, Sturdy plywood construction. Factory rejects.

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ENTIRE STOCK

WINTER COATS

Including Women’s and Children’s Dep’ts at Prices That Say: *‘THEY MUST SELL"

“THEY MUST SELL”

Group I...

FORMERLY $21.95 TO $33 PRICINGS

Those ever-popular CASUALS in all wanted shades, but not every size in every color . . , plus Persian-like fur fabrics "in rich blacks” and timmie pile shortie coats in brown or white. SIZES 10 TO 48.

“THEY MUST SELL”

Group 2...

FORMERLY $33 TO $39.95 PRICINGS

Beautiful all-wool casuals, velvet collar Chesterfields and boy coats—some shorties included. AH wantéd colors in the Jot. SIZES 10 to 50.

“THEY MUST SELL”

Group 3...

FORMERLY $39.95 TO $59.95 PRICINGS

All fur-trimmed coats, including tuxsdo styles or shortie coats. Gray fox, mouton, red fox, Indian-dyed Kid, sigunkdyed opossum and beaver-dyed coney on grand all-wool coatings. SIZES 10 to 48.

"They Must Sell” BETTER

WOMEN'S HATS

A drastic clean-up to make way for spring. Expect to find , hats that are “style right” for now. All colors, all headsizes in the lot.

Children’s Felt Beanies In Assorted Colors Included

GIRLS’ COAT CLEARANCE

“They Must Sell’ SET5 t warm alwoel and wook Ba, warm all-woo w m y ey. ust Oe Fleeces, Teddies, Suede Cloths and Plaids!

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