Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1946 — Page 3

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MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1946

8, 1946 . : i OKAY “> : Cr ee eed Shiga Hl STRAUSS go Calin So, > ; en : Beion. today SAYS: : 4 : a : he ARE «hich Forint hadiliorn with Louch omoVeowr We nid $707,000 sav- : Nix esis 7% die a > h would af ! 1 and mu. , : rs, would be- . A lls rendered 7 cities which South Bend, = 2 . eo . . ' ; ” art, Marion ¢ : rian » : a FICER EQUEST bation officer . » request of ; number of filed during harging that - nderson Cor=- : ition to recor criminal ublican pres ' He had ne a . ’ * o h : : . y Sai ©, (we are quoting from memory)—"You have such a nice friendly store— you feel it the moment you set foot inside the doors—This is my d owntfown home—A man's at ease. | can drop ashes or cigar butts on the floor if | feel like it—Maybe you're getting so : | 3 big—that you'll lose that comfortable feeling | have at Strauss.” A * Of course we are deeply flatteréd that people And on our SIXTH FLOOR . . . will be a Sporfsmen's feel such a proprietary interest in this establishment. pardie "ow a ADING vill be So leYely represented. ' . wi something tor goiters an shermen , . I's the finest compliment that a store can have. for hunters and horsemen , . . for tennis players and skaters. , Our friend can wipe the worry from his countenance. * And on the SIXTH FLOOR . . . will be This Store will never get THAT big! GLOBAL-TRAVEL-SERVICE that can give you the data yeu It will be the same traditional Strauss, strictly wish regarding a trip overnight . . . or over the werld. in character. And on the BALCONY... there wil be ' . . HOE SHOP than which there is none such. We're moving because . . . we tame to the point . . . (This said balcony will "io hawt very nice lounge, sir, Where you and ow Sher goad friends . b where you can relax and read.) were being jammed and crowded too much. : : For years we've been bursting at the seams. Onis HiFTH ROOR wi be # VALET service . , If we didn't take on more space . . . we were in re iy danger of losing that fine standard of e MEN will have more space . . . r'/ : service . . . that comfort and personal consideration... EE OOH] one FSCALATOR SERVICE THAT that you, and you, like so well. At times our J j : - : collective faces were red . . . we were so completely Ie TR will have a Somplefe floor eo all its own swamped . . . that service was sunk! WOMAN'S FLOOR +. (the THIRD). gle

Now ; . . you'l find mare room to feel ai home in. >. | AND EVERYWHERE . . . there Ts, provision for ht the am old Sra, Were tf tol on au comfort Shad 1 ddr dro os cio SO ey WG oS pe OP y butts take possession of you . . . go right ahead . . .

’ we've always been + + « but more so! : on the floors will be the same black-and-white block True enough we're expanding our present operations Inolountde. which: ved: were accasiomed .. . and adding a few things, but strictly in line Y : ’ with our development . . . and your wishes! THANK YOU, SIR . . . YOU'LL LIKE YOUR :

For instance, there will be a CIGAR COUNTER NEW DOWNTOWN QUARTERS EVEN BETTER on which you can lean . . . and on which you can press your ... FOR IT WILL STILL BE STRAUSS... elbows . . . (just inside the doors). ONLY MORE OF THE SAME!

Our “Wor ry” —is that shopping here—in the meantime—is done under ~~ Tag : handicap—moving is like that! And—please don't expect a completed building next door. i Although the builders have accomplished seeming miracles—(considering conditions). A tremendous amount remains to be done! Thank you. - :

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