Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1946 — Page 15

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NOTIONS Street Floor RAYON SATIN SACHETS, assorted

scents, were 2g for 280007, nn, 3 io ¢

FANCY SACHETS, in ‘soiled boxes,

VY odd i PRICE

Plus Tax KLEINERT'S CHAFE GUARDS, not all elastic, small and extra large sizes,’only ............. 59¢

GLOVES and ACCESSORIES

Street Floor

(110 Prs) HANDMADE STRING GLOVES, broken sizes and | 00 . colors, were $3 to $5, now ... ##¥

(250 Prs.) WASHABLE COTTON -

MESH GLOVES, black, navy ab and white, were 1.00, now... c CUSTOM-MADE ACCESSORIES, broken sets in suede, lizard and cobra, Bags, belts and flowers, were

otra 4 PRICE

(Bags plus 20% tax)

STATIONERY SHOP

Street Floor

WOODEN SCRAP AND GUEST BOOKS, were 2.00, og 50¢ WILSONITE SU N ‘GLASSES, were T5¢ sng 1.00,

BOX §' IATIONERY

reg. 1.00 quality, now § PRICE

COSTUME JEWELRY

Street Floor

COSTUME. _ JEWELRY, necklaces, - . bracelets and earrings, were 1.00 to

mars 4 PRICE is:

ZODIAC GIRL COMPACTS, t a4 "" were 3.95 (no tax), now..... 3

EARRINGS yor ye 25¢ and 49¢c yg TRE 10¢

NECKWEAR

~ Street Floor

(47) HALF HATS AND BEANIES, were 1.00 and ar as + PRICE (127) COSTUME FLOWERS AND HEADBANDS, were 1.00 to

en PRICE

(56) T-SHIRTS, cotton, were 2.00, NOW ...... ev 1.00 (9% ) BLOUSES, broken sizes, were 2.70 to 5.98

NOW eevee = 1.50 to 2.99

TOILETRIES

Street Floor ————-

ALEXANDRA DE MARKOFF

ro ouns ...... 20% OFF

CARVED WOODEN CASES for makeup or jewelry, were G95 NOW oocsrnnsrensnsres REYNOLDS’ RAZORS, double 2%¢ edge metal, were 80c ........ LUCITE DRESSER SETS , , . drastically reduced.

HANDBAGS & BELTS

Street Floor

WASHABLE WHITE PLASTIC HANDBAGS, were | 49 5.00 to 7.98, NOW ....cco0uvns . WASHABLE WHITE PLASTIC

PoE TE Ho givin 249 PLASTIC BELTS, 19 ¢

were 2.50, NOW .....co0000s . (Handbag Prices Plus 20% Tax)

CLOSET SHOP

South Mezzanine

CEDARIZED WRAPPING PAPER, 36x42 in., 6 sheets to a roll, 25¢ were 1.00 roll .......coiiinuns CHINTZ BOXES, combination hose, glove and handkerchief style, were 1.95 and SOB 3 PRICE GLAZED HOSE BOXES, (0c assorted colors, were 1.00 .....

WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1946

MEN'S FURNISHINGS |

Clearance of

SUMMER STRAW HANDBAGS

In beautiful color combinations. No phone orders, Yplease! No returns, all sales final! Prices Plus 20% Tax BLOCK'S—Handbags, Streel Floor,

MEN'S SUMMER SHOES

(64) Prs. Safdals, were 2.95

t0 395, now .........s. 1.98 (86) Pts. Huaraches, were ‘3.95, now el eae 1.98 (27) Prs. Beach Clogs, were 2.75, NOW ,....ve0t 1.50

~Men's ‘Shoes, Street Floor.

Street Floor :

| MEN'S LEISURE JACKETS were 16.95, now A 10.96 MEN'S IMPORTED LISLE HOSE, dark and light shades, regular 2,00

I Tsourie 1.00

MEN'S NYLON AND WOOL SHORT HOSE, were 1.65, ’ ROW ees aiinine vs snot vanvan

MEN'S QUALITY LEATHER AND RIBBON BELTS ........ 14 PRICE MEN'S TIES, regular 1.00 V0 8.00 ess nvnncerssrnres 14 PRICE

SPUN SILK ‘SPORTS SHIRTS, with ong sleeves, were 13.95, BOW 1. de ia asa 6 95 PURE VINEN SHIRT-JACKETS, regular 24.50, NOW cuninevansstserronsny CR

Men's Shop—Street Floor

‘COAT SHOP

- Second Floor

Unlined Pastel All-Wool

SHORT COATS

Originally 22.50, Nou

Women's Half-Size

SUMMER SHORTIE COATS

In Rayon Crepe Originally 25.00, Now

SUIT SHOP

Second Floor

{ 9) SUMMER SUITS, in silk and

acetate, light brown only. Orig- _

inally 79.95, OW os ii canes a 528 3) SUMMER SUITS, in broken sizes and colors, $15 originally 29.95, now .....

COLLEGE SHOP

Second Floor

Fare yy ou pn, Bh SR $10, 515 ot) A GROUP OF

$10..516

FORMALS, now ....

FRENCH ROOM

Second Floor

GREATLY REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE!

A group of prints, cottons, suits, coats and a few evening gowns. All in broken sizes and colors!

FRENCH ROOM DRESSES

Originally 45.00, now ........ £27 Originally 50.00, now ..... ... 837 Originally 59.95 to 69.95, SRC I ER, $47 Originally 79.95 to 89.95, NOW. covvnesanrsasssssvrenss $57

SPORTS SHOP

Second Floor

A Group of

SPORTS SHOP SUITS

Greatly Reduced!

Originally 19.95, now ....veevivain. $11 Originally 29.95, NOW + sveervansis. $22 Originally 49.95, NOW ,...e0veeen.e. $37 Originally 89.95, now ....eevvuvees $57

SUNBACK STRIPE DRESSES, were

000 on... 9.00

FERRARA

TAILORED RAINCOATS, were 12.95

wa , renin 1.00 and 9.00

COTTON SKIRTS, peasant and clas-

Be te 2.00 to 9.00

GOWN ROOM

Second Floor .. A Group of

Misses’ & Women’s DRESSES

Originally 17.95, now ....%...810 Originally 25.00, now ....evs $15 Originally 29.95, now ........ $19

Originally 35,00 to 39.95,

“Prints, cottons ‘and ‘a few solid colors! Odds and ends, in broken sizes and colors.

DOW 4 iaTerraniivrversinen 25

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES!

Broken lots and short lines from our July events are now drastically reduced for this clearance!

He CHARGE PURCHASES made in this event will,

of course, appear on your September 1 statement,

BOYS’ SHOPS

5 oF

h ee TFird FIOOr meet

(100) BOYS’ BASEBALL 59¢ CAPS, were 1.69, now ...

(7) BOYS’ STRAW HATS, 10¢ & were 2.00, NOW ......... (16) JR. BOYS’ WASH LONGIES,

ly 3.50, | 49

(21) JR. BOYS’ WASH LONGIES, were 2.00, BOW stosennannurrssinene v (22) JR. BOYS’ WASH | 00 SHORTS, were 2.00, now (60) JR. BOYS’ WASH JUMP- fle ERALLS, were 2.00, now (21) WOOL-KNIT SWIM TRUNKS, were 2.95 now 69¢ (35) JR. BOYS’ BOXER- STYLE SWIM TRUNKS, were 195, DOW cocvnerrnronress 69¢ (40) BOYS’ SCHOOL SHIRTS were 148, nOW .,.....e.

(35) BOYS’ SHORT-SLEEVE SPORTS SHIRTS, were 1.00

300, DOW ..occvanveiines (35) BOYS’ PLAIN COLOR SLACK SUITS, were 5.79, BOW coscrvsrsnstnnesvaes 3.49

(10) PREP SLACK SUITS, were 5.00, now ........ : 2.99 (30) PRS. BOYS" WASH SLACKS, sizes 12-16, were 3.50, now ......... 1.99

MEN'S SPORT SHOP scree THF FLOP weuensiansi

Group of LEISURE JACKETS, were 16.95 and

1895, now ......... 10.95 MEN'S LINEN SLACKS, broken

Siehs were 19.75, 1.95

sess viediirennnnn

WESTERN TRADING POST

Third Floor

| Group of Martingales, Bridles, Bits,

ss ae fo 4 OFF Group of Western Statues and

Bottles i PRICE

Western Belts, broken BiZ288 .sseevrinnennnrnens .

MEN'S GIFT SHOP

Third Flo07 s——

GROLS OF LEATHER 4 PRICE*

CROP OFFOCRETIPRICE:

Ewa RAR AW ERIE

A nats. Y PRICE”

CHIP AND CARD SETS, were 3.95 NOW ...coeviveiis 2.00

GAME COMBINATION { 00 SETS, were 3.69, now ...... . GAME COMBINATION 5 00 SETS, were 10.00, now ..... u

GRoLP op CHECKER 4 PRICE

TEE

TD kuin ¥ PRICE

*Plus Tax,

i Say 5

Third Floor

SEERSUCKER OVERALLS, were 1.20, now ..... .... Cave 69¢ BOYS SEERSUCKER SUN SUITS, were 1.05, now ....... 59¢

GIRLS’ SUN SUITS, were 3.00, NOW .........creun 1.29 GIRLS’ SUN DRESSES, 1.99

were 5.00, NOW .........cc0000 GIRLS’ DRESSES, were a4 1000, DOW o...oovtivuvans Teh 3. BABIES’ CHENILLE KIMONOS, were 1.69, wil Aan 99¢ BABIES’ CHENILLE SACQUES, were 79¢c, now.... 49¢ BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SPORT 49¢ SHIRTS, were 2.00, now...... DENIM JACKETS, were 2.00, HOW ~uuerercrssiors 19¢ BOYS’ OR GIRLS’ SLACK | 949 SUITS, were 5.98, now...... v

GIRLS’ WEAR

Third Floor —————

GIRLS’ DRESSES, dressy cottons, rayon prints, sheers and 2-piece pont styles, sizes 10 to 16 and 9 to

Ems v.98, 348

PLAY SUITS, sizes 10 to 16 and 7 to 15, were 5.98 to 21.50, now . I 069 6. 49 GIRLS’ SWIM’ SUITS, rayon jerseys and satins, one and two-piece styles, sizes 10 to 16 and 7 to 15, were 7.98 to 19.98, oom. 099 ,, 148 WOOL SUITS, two-tone, checks and plain colors, sizes 10 to 16, were

A. 10. 49 to 14.49

‘GIRLS’ ‘SKIRTS, cotton prints and

plain colors, sizes 7 to 14, were 3.00

a 119, 249

NOW ....ivisnns

JUNIOR KICK SHOP

Third Floor —teem— (55 Prs.) WHITE STRAP SLIPPERS

for misses and children; values up to 4.50 .... .v 1.00 (35) CHILDREN'S PLAY 69¢

SANDALS, were 2.75 (20 Prs.) CHILDREN'S HOU SE SLIPPERS, broken sizes for small children, were 3.00,

DOW « cveseostesvresserssans .

376 Pairs of

HI-LARK PLAY SHOES

Were 3.00

Fabric play shoes in red, natural and white. Broken sizes for women and misses,

BLOCK 'S—Paragon Slipper Bar, Fourth Floor.

PARAGON SHOES

Formerly 3.96 to 6.50

‘Broken sizes for. - women and misses.

. BLOCK'S—~Paragon Shop. Fourth Floor,

CHILDREN'S WEAR |

GORSETS |

Fourth Flo0r rms

GIRDLES, were 5.05 and 6.95. ar 95

SIEDLES: ¢ 5.00

spiel ihc T° 128

LINGERIE

Fourth Flooy s———

COTTON SHORTIE PAJAMAS, prints and seersuckers, | were 400 ...... - . HALF SL PS, ‘blick rayon satin, plaid, rayon taffetas, tailored and lace trimmed, were 4.00 and 5.98 . NIGHTGOWNS, cotton avelet knit, were 3.69 ...... “9.50

NEGLIGEFES

Fourth Floor

noamss nut wie i |, 2%

C ’ Ee rere 12.88

LOSTERS ROBES, bemberg sheers,

ween 10.98, 12.98

ARALAC ROBES,

were 25.00 .......s siranans 15. 00

DAYTIME DRESSES re F ourth iFloor

STRIPED CHINTZ SHUNBACKS, were 1098 ........ 3. 98 COTTON LACE DRE SSES, were 8.88 .....coonivnnrnnii 3.98 PRINTED MESH DRESSES, were 14.98 .......caviirinnve 6.98 COTTON DRESSES, stripes and

Digs: 3.00 to 3.98

BLACK COTTON DRESSES, 3 48 junior sizes, were 10.98 ..... . PRINTED SPUN F.AYONS, junior sizes, were: 7.98 .... .. 3.98

FABRICS

Co Floor

(700 Yds.) DUXMKIN PLASTIC Ra PRINTS, were 11.19 yd. ....... ¢ (200 Yds.) PRENTED SPUN SILK

CRASH, was 8595 and | 695 yard, yard ............s Jan (35 Yds.) PASTIIL STRIPED WOOL, all wool, 56 in. wide, was 405. yard ........... ve 2.48

(45 Yds.) COATINGS, all wool, suede and diagonals, 56 in. wide, 3 were 5.08 Yard .........oeaes .

LINENS

Fourth Floor

Cotton Damask Napkins, 10¢ white only, 18 inches, ea. (10) Peach Loop

Chenille Rugs . + OFF mar icy OFF

Printed Cotton Towenng. was 53e¢, now... + 39¢

NEEDLEWORK

Fourth Floor

(527) 1-OZ~ BALLS HIGHLAND KILTE), YARN, all wool; navy, green, sky blue, baby blue, vel=

low nd poi eS nsanaan 25¢

(474) 1-0Z. BALLS BRITISH 4-PLY YARN, all wool, navy and heige, was 55¢ ball 39% MATCHING BABY SLIPS AND DRESSES, regularly 1.75 2.00, reduced | a © Te Be hI SE . Each ENITTING: BOXES, | were 1.25 and 2.75

00 00 GIFT SHOP |

le Fourth Floor

(129) PICTURE FRAMES, leather and *

leatherette, were

noo. 906 4, 3:00

(250) WASHABLE HI-JACS, for glasses or bottled drinks, were 1.00 ........... 0000 50¢c (70) PAINTED PIGGY BANKS, two

a os 15¢ and 25¢

(20) WALL PLANT HOLDERS, were 1.98 PREr cavern ines 18 pr. (25) PILLOWS, blue and green, sligihtly soiled, were

29%... Wi vee (25) FIGURINES) were 1.75, | 00

200, 350 ......c0i000hnn

H/AND-HOOKED TNOOL RUGS <

hy, «Floor Coverings, Fifth Floor.

12x18, Were 335.00 .ivinsv. 225.00 12x18, Were 399.00 4 vues. L200 | 13x2(), Were 499.00 ........ 325.00

wore 1.8... vilive denne (3) OFFICE BARS, leatherette e , were WB.O0 eas anpean Fol

(1) WHEELBARROW BAR, was 78.00 .....uineinens 1500 (1) BAMBOO BAK, 3 Wt 3 4 ft. wide, was 160.00. .

OUTDOOR FURNITURE

+ Off and More -

CALIFORNIA DOUGLAS FIR BARBECUE SETS, table and two benches, were 4850 ......... MATCHING SIDE CHAIRS, were 13.50. . 9.95 © WHEELBARROW CHAIRS, were 45.00 29.95

WHATNOT SHELVES, ' g were 3.580 ...ov0iiiiniiin 98¢

«Fifth Moor.

PAINT CENTER

Fifth Floor ———

(48 Gals) WEARCOTE GLOSS ENAMEL, washable, pale fvory or peach; gal. ........ 2. 98 (105 Pls.) MAGIKLEEN, cleans paint=

ed and varnished surfaces ¢ \ without rinsing, was 60c pt. ..

~~ LUGGAGE nin F100 cane

($29) MEN'S LEATHER WALLETS,

* ‘removable pass ‘case, gold cor-

ners, ‘vlack or brown, 3 were 5.00 ......ivuriinens (1) TRAVEL CRIB FOR BABY, was 3039 ........ 9.95

(11) FIBER LAUNDRY CASES, strong web straps, were 469 .....c.ociniinnn (9) MEN'S FITTED DRESS- 49 ING CASES, were 498 , i"

CHINA and CRYSTAL

Fifth Floor

SILVER DEPOSIT WARE, mostly bowls, were 6.00 ..... 3.00 COCKTAIL GLASSES, be Were 200 ......cc.cononsrennnane WHISKEY GLASSES, be Were 20C .....v.ieerinnineraans : WAEXD FRUIT, slightly be soiled, Was 25C .....ooneniiiien

DRAPERIES Fifth 4) CHECKED RAYON TAFFETA SPREADS, single size ouly, 2 red,

od org vs, 12.95

DRAPERIES TO MATCH, 1 pr. green, 1 pr. blue, 2 prs. red, were 1285 Pr. .....copiennen COTTON TAFFETA SPREADS, single size only, combinations of pink and brown, red and green, or turquoise

and rose, were 29.75 ....oiaenviiains FULL SIZE SPREAD, washable cotton, rosebud pattern, was 23.50 .....i000innnnans » LINEN SLIP-COVER FABRIC, 52 in, | wide, rose, turquoise or yellow, was 5.00 yard ....... v

PATIO Accessories + OFF

Plant Holders Wall Pockets Lamps Ferneries Novelties

—Fine Furniture, Sixth Floor,

A FINE FURNITURE

Sixth Floor

(5) PORTABLE BARS, with tray fitted for glasses, can be carried, were 21.00 ..... 12. 95 GROUP OF TABLE LAMPS, were

iui fiat OFF

CRYSTAL VANITY LAMPS, § a8 were 1298 pair ............. . . (3) BRONZE FLOOR LAMPS, with

were 3035 17.50

LUCITE COFFEE TABLE, with glass top, damaged, was 4350 ...iiuiiiniinenaans . FINE REGENCY CHAIR, light beige with applique, soiled 98 was 179.00 .......o0000.e . (1) OVAL MIRROR, ornamental frame

was 35.00 ........ Ag 25.00

TOYS

tome EL the Annex.

(5) TEETER BOARDS, were A, 1.00 HARD WOOD SLIDES, 10-ft.

Te seins, 1488

. (6) HARD WOOD SLIDES, 12-t. size, were - 4 31.98 ciiivaiinnarnanans (8) LARGE RQCKING HORSES, on platform, were. THB Latins iain nn Wee

(25) DOLL BEDS, walnut pe & fnish, were 2.08 wi 1.00