Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1946 — Page 26

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your soap 1 flakes or pow-| Keep yéur kitchen stove clean in<| Here's a clever way to use np “you wash dishes, 50 -that side as well as outside, ‘Go over the those left-over slivers and. scraps ou do not waste them. Two table- and broiler with a damp soapy ot Teh Soap. a : onlsis 5 » pan of hot water [eloth. Use a brush for the corners, S00 li this bag full of soap) plenty of suds and along the grooves which hold can be put into the tub and you u the shelves, * ‘have washcloth and soap in one.

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By: MRS. ANN CABOT

Winter's coming, but cold winds (will bring you only nice, pink cheeksewhen you wear this warm | set, HR lis a winter flatterer. Snug mittens are smartly styled with white palms and red backs, and finished with gay trim. Crochet a set for your high school girls and you'll have no worries when snowman time arrives. To obtain complete crochet instructions and stitch illustrations for hood and mittens (pattern 5343), send 16 cents in ‘coin, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 S. Wells st, Chicago 7.

‘Budget Buys Are Better In America’

By BARBARA BUNDSCHU United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. l.—Parisian ¢lothes are worth their. money to the very rich, but American manufacturers are copying them so fast, there's no reason a stenographer can’t be as smartly dressed as a millionairess, Mme. Helena Rubinstein said today. : The cosmetics queen, who says she made $100,000 in her first-year of business at the age of 18, ‘and who today is getting just that sum : as a yearly salary from her com-

THE. INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . ih ‘Hood, Mittens

_ FRIDAY, NOV. 1 1046

Bracelet-Motion oie Keeps Legs Limber and Walk Springy

THE ARCH FOE of glamorous pins is inactivity. If legs lose their smart gait and springy knee aection, much of their attractiveness goes, no matter how shapely ‘the calf or well-turned the ankle.

who don't take any chances of

legs becoming muscle-bound, kick

pillows, pedal a bicycle, and make

it a practice to move about briskly

for 15 minutes after a meal.

AR {mportant as exercise for.

keeping légs limber is deep

massage which keeps the circulation more active in these farthest outposts of the body If you can’t. have a professional | masseuse to dig thumb - and fingers into legs and slap surfaces

| smartly with vigorous palms,

twisting grip which you can apply

| there's a bracelet motion with a

with your own hands, Lillian | (“Down to Earth”) Wells hag bor-

rowed. this technique from her masseuse.

perky red-and-white hood |

pany, pointed-to her own #itfiply cut Molyneux dress in a rich black~ {gray-and-gold-on-white brocade.

" This is the ‘Look of the season . .. a coat

Paris Bargains

Mme.. Rubinstein maintains that

of rounded lines . . . with cuffed shirtwaist

the buyer of made-to-order crea{tions gets a better-value .in Paris

I sleeves . . . well-deep pockets . . . and sash-tied set-in belt! TR She does It Rew York

“And it's fun,” she says, “to go over to get the clothes, if you're a snob or have money.” But the woman on a budget, she said, can find “five times the value in New York there is in ‘Paris” One dress she saw in a Paris collection was reproduced in a Fifth ave. shop window by the time she returned, she said. “It | was $20.

By Breitstein of California. In sizes 10 to 18. .... 39.95

Wasson’s Second Floor Coat Shop

There were some differ- — SS ——— EE ences, but ‘the effect was the — —— ————————— same.”

Her First Success

Mme. Manhattan home--one of a reputed 10 about the world—is a 26-room triplex penthouse on Park ave. tastefully jammed with modern painting (Dali has decorated a card room !with three wall-sized paintings), pink horses, silver, milk glass, modern sculpture, miniature furniture, oddments from New England antique shops and Victorian plush. Her first success was made with a cream compounded by an Hungarian physician which her Aus=

Rubinstein’s

INSTALLMENT LOANS

“Personal and Business

® Loans are made at any office to men and women with

signatures. Business men who prefer to pay out of monthly income over periods of one to three years, find these loans advantageous™or remodeling, installing equipment, fix- I tures, machinery, etc. I

First $500... Moderate Cost | Excess Over $500 =

her| fabulously successful business “You know,” Mme. said, 1'I never think of money.”

Tea Dress

.$6 per $100 Yearly $4 per $100 Yearly

Amount Con for Amount 12 Monthly of Loan One Year - You Receive Payments t $ 108 $ 6.48 $101.52 $ 9.00 I 216 12.96 203.04 18.00 300 18.00 282.00 25.00 500 30.00 470.00 41.67 1,000 50.00 950.00 83.33 |

Also for larger amounts and longer periods These charges in no case exceed 1% monthly on unpaid balances and cover. interest of the legal contract rate ond a moderate negotiation charge.

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Inquire at Any Office

Sletcher Trust Company

Northwest Coat Pennsylvonia ond Morket Streets INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA (

, 12 CITY-WIDE BRANCHES 706 E. Sixty-third St. 1125 8. Meridian St, .3001 N. Illinois St, 2122 E. Tenth Street ~ 1541 N. HMlinois St. 5501 E, Washington St. ; 2% E. Washington St,

500 E, Washington St, 474 W. Washington St. 2600 W. Michigan St 1233 Oliver Ave.

If it's to tea you're going it would be: nice ‘to have this tan Sanchu crepe dress with a hand

fagoted yoke. Ellen ‘Norman, a junior at Shortridge, likes the dress for dates, too. ~ member of the S. O.-S. club'and

i and Surplus $3,500, 000

in ¥heol, Ayes J

“Couldn't any smart girl copy it?” Fe

- That's why the Hollywood girls,

Brown Elk Scuff Tip Ozford Sizes 81% to 12, 5.25 Sizes 1214 to 3, 5.50

White Elk and Tan Calf Saddle - Sizes 1214

Sizes 3% to 10 (growing girls), 3.95

to 3, 4.74

Brown Calf Ghillie Tie Sizes 1215 to 3, 4.74

Brown Elk Loafer, Sizes 1 a,

steady income R34 fond paying records, for personal trian friends, she said, bought as } quickly as they admired her own and emergency needs. Many loans are made on single complexion. It is still the basis of,

Rubinstein |

She's a° “is program editor—sf her class

“NATIONAL

Buster Brown Shoes

The Styles That Growing Feet

Can Wear Salely

3.50 to 6.95

Buster Browns start little feet out right — and

keep 'em- goin’ 'til they're in high school! Made

over the live foot lasts — in a .galaxy of

styles!

Bring the children in — they'll

be foot-happy in Buster Brown shoes!

~ Listen to “Smilin’ and His Buster Brown Gang, 10:30 A.M. Saturday Morning — WIRE

Wasson’s Shoe Center, Third Floor

Ed” McConnell

* J. W. Anthony

'* Arbogast Floral Co.

* Arlington Flower Shop * Atkins Flower Shop * Bertermann Bros. Co, * W., C. Bertarmann Greenhouses * Blum's Flowers * George Buescher & Son * Claypool Flower" "Shop * Colonial Flower Shop * Copeland's Flower Shop * Delaware Flower Shop * Lloyd Dodd, Florist * Dow Floral Co.

. * East End Greenhouses

* Fileen's Flowers ! * Eisner-Roberts Floral Co. * Fairfield Floris” \

FLOWER WEEK” ro NOV.

—Rich, Beautifully Brilliant

Chrysanthemums are plentiful NOW! NOW!

* Fall Creek Flower Shop * Flowers by Mary, Inc, * Garrick Flower Shop “ * Gilbert Flower Shop * Grande Ave. Flower Shop * John Grande & Son .. * Greene Flower Shop * Harvey's Flower Shop * John Feidenreich Flowers * Holmes Flower Shop * House of Flowers * Ruth Huhn Flowers . * |rvinaton Flower Shop . * J.B Flower.Shop * Kernal-Sochar Co; * Kiefer Floral Ca. * Chas. D. Land, Flowers * | yebking Floral Co. * Marer Flower Shop

+ NATIONAL CHRYSANTHEMUM suow — Nov. so-10 x

—Bright, warm weather / has

Brown Elk Scuff Tip High Shoe Sizes 8145 to 12, § Sizes 1214 to 8, 5.6

Qt Ot

IRD TO 10TH >

: / hastened the development of extra fine and extra/large

Chrysanthemums and Pompoms.

They are plentiful NOW? Indications are that they will be scarce later?-

Enjoy these fine locally grown flowers while you can at

reasonable cost

Ze lfiod oridts

INDIANAPO “"s

‘* Madison Ave. Flower Shop * Meridian Flower Shop * Niggl Flower Service * Harry Pahud, Florist * Quality Flower Shop * Regal Flower Shop * Leo J. Rickenbach * HH, WW. Rieman's Sons * Roepke Floral Co. * Roberts Floral Co. * Ruble Flowers * C. H. Schwomeyer * A. Stone—Florist * Washingt on Flower Shop * Wayside Floral Gardens * Weddin q Flo wers * Wiedenhaft Flowers, * Wiegand Flower Shop |

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