Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1946 — Page 14

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Use Our Layaway Plan Now. For Early Buying of

® Fleece coals and leggings @® Matching bonnets or helmets

Sizes I to {4

made outdoor clothes.

practical!

Sizes 1 to 4.

light: Double breasted coat has fitted back and embroidery hand-work on the front and collar. Zippered leggings. Gold, blue or dusty rose. Sizes 1 to 4.

790

Matching Bonnet, 1.39

Far Right: Girls’ waterproof gabardine snow suits in dusty rose only. Lined with 50% wool lining for

warmth. Knit cuffs. Sizes 05 tod. ...........

Matching Bonnet, $1

Floral Pattern Quilts

Guaranteed Fast Color

Washable

tractive

Blue or rose.

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Toddlers’ Winter Wear

Shipment Just In ® Waterproof gabardine snow suits

Your toddler will enjoy snowtime dressed warm and snug in these well Good looking,

Left: Double-breasted coat with raglan sleeves and slash pockets. Leggings

have long Talon zippers. Tan or blue. a

Matching Helmet, 1.59

Cut Size 80x84

Now is the time to buy that light-weight, extra covering or spread for your bed. At-bowknot-and-flow®r design. Made of new ‘cotton.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

“School Call!

Casual Clothes

Good news! More of these nonchalant blouses that take to all your suits and skirts. “Styled with care . . . tailored to wear.” Good shoulder lines, careful buttonholes. Fine feel and fit. Wise girls who've worn “Ship 'n’ Shores” know the stamina of their washable rayons and sanforized cottons. White and pastels.

Sizes 32 to 40.

school.

hangs doesn’t

All Wool Sipons

Long Sleeves

Sweaters — what you can't have too many of. Especially these, woven of lightweight wool in a fine gauge. Popular colors, yellow, blue, green, . Al . white, pink or black. 2 Sizes 34-40.

P50

Wool Skirts

Pleats front and back! Just what you like for Quality allwool flannel that

well and wrinkle

easily. Maize, blue, brown, green.

Sizes 24 to 30.

$60

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Presents

Black Suede Flats

Teensters take note! The shoe you rate “Tops” is hera, in wear-with-everything black suede. Perfect for school and knockabout wear. “Natural Bridge” shoes give you comfort, fine fit, and special arch features, besides smartness. Leather soles and heels. All sizes and widths, of course, >

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“Natural Bridge” Shoes

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Dressmaker Sits

100°), Virgin Wool Twill

Here is beauty plus quality! The dressy cardigan jacket has trepunto medallions on the shoulder yoke and on the sleeves at the shoulder line. Six-gore skirt slashed in front. ' Black only. Junior sizes 9 to 17.

Value— Priced at ()%

Three Convenient Ways to Pay! Charge, Deferred or Layaway

Wraparound Goats

Full-Length for Around-the-clock Wear

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Here it is, a wonderful fall value! Our Holly-wood-style wraparound, an easy-on, easy-off coat, amply cut, beautifully tailored. Inter-lined in 100% re-used wool, to ward off cold Indiana In all-wool

weather. fleece, with slash pockets, inverted pleat in the back. Grey, teal.

Sizes 12 to 18.

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