Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1947 — Page 16

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| - Year at Mass Said by Son 2: oc ti:

. | winners, 24 of 26 Grandchildren Join in Procession Su ae

«Of Michael Lundergans to Church y | DRAPE UP YOUR DRESSER in

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER White-haired Michael Lundergn today led his bride of 50 years Dmbroidered Organdy Scarfe ago down the alsle of the Little Flower Catholic church in observance joneth rose, blue, green, yellow of their 50th wedding anniversary. . ‘ Fe 1 The adult children of the couple attended the solemn high mass YOU WOULDN'T BID HIGH celebrating the golden wedding, 2 ‘ «+c |enough for these Printed Bridge Mr. Lundergan, 74, and his ware, 70, have five sons and seven | Bets at 3.00. Now they're shut daughters. - All are here, With 34) = =mpmememserretmrree. [OU 8% only od

of the 26-grandchilgren, for today's street from the Little Flower FUDDY-DUD-Y DOILIE" SETS,

) 9-pc., service. for four, two-tone festivities except one daughter, Mrs. church, They walked into the William Grant. church with Mr. and Mrs, Lunder- | color combinations. Were a Mrs. Grant of Poquonic Bridge, gan bringing up the rear. Directly MADE. BUT HOW . THEY Conn., who has twing not quite a in front of them were their Soh. gp\ypn) California Tab'e

year old, could not make the trip the Rey. Pr. Barnabas Lundergan, oq), Bets, 54x54 cloth, six dap98

to Indianapolis . 0. 8. B, of Marmion abbey, Aurora, kins. Were 17.95, now * The family formed -a procession Ill, and their daughter, Sister Mary Opp NAPKINS , , nd they at the residence of the father and Aquin, C. 8. C., who is stationed at must have been. the way you mother on Bosart ave. across the Alexandria, Va. shunned ‘em! Now only 10c.

Lady, can you spare a dime) Father Lundergan Celebrates Mass THESE REMNANTS have been The entire family proceeded 10) began. Uncles and aunts renewed Teslining too longl. Silks, rayons, ra. | their childhood ties and hecame woolens, and wash materials we the sanctuary and remained iheie 7 ted with each other's chil. Vish somebody would whip into far the solemn high mass celebrat- | Acquain {shape. And their prices are | dren. slashed to a mere thread— %, ed by Father Lundergan. Before The family was to dine al noon i. 1. off original bolt price! the mass the Rev. Pr. John Reld-| .¢ puckley's restaurant in Cumber.| (500 YDS. Of Novelty Rayon finger, Bittle Flower pastor, gave) and, There was to be a receptioniSurah, no novelty to us any Mr. and Mrs. Lundergan the bless | this afternoon at the family resi-\more, but plenty of plaids and ing which set this day apart for the gence. checks that may seam-sew to g | 2 a L ¢ouple and their famjly. Three of the Lundergan sons, YOU. 4, %, % ofl, * gister Rose, church organist,| dentists practicing in St. Louis, are BLOCK 8—Linens, Fourth Floor. played the music of the mass and prs J. M, R. J. and L. B. Lunderthe parish children’s choir sang gan, Mrs: O. P. Hannaeur, one of] Is Your Night Life Going The tall wax candles on the altar|the daughters, also makes her home| From Bed to Worse? shed their beams across vases of there. The Indianapolis yr and! . summer flowers. | daughters are Harold Lufidergay,| ARE YOU TROUBLED with After the mass the Lundergans' Mrs. George Hornberger, Mrs. Prey MBhtmares> These little cutleft Yhe clurch in reverse order, Diersing and Mrs. Charles A. Seal Ups are (und keep you thes parents leading the little pro- Mrs. W. H Ligon another daugh- 35) Butche) Boy and

i Live Midriff style pajamas in ckecked cesdion. A succession of festivities fer, lives in Nashville, Tenn. {rayon. Blue or red with white,

by snatchin’ up what's - . 6 for 1.00

"Rode to Church in Horse-Drawn Carriage

Mother Lundergan described a opportunity to accumulate a nest

very different

wedding in 1897 from the anni-

in a white frock and white hat, she rode with the bridegroom in a war I. Dr. L. B. Lindergan served | horse-drawn carriage to the little 'as a navy dentist in world war IT!

setting for her egg.

| Junior sizes, Were 508 now <Q 4.0 IF YOU GO IN FOR SLEEP | WALKING, try some of these

: The couple saw two world wars | ‘Tommies Shortcuts” with white versary celebration today. Dressed [wax and wane, Their son, Joseph |'0ps and stripe cotton shorts.

lDr. J. M), was a soldier in world

St. Michael's Catholic church near and Mrs. Grant (Betty) was a Montgomery, Ind. Neighbors and WAC

| Sites 32 to 40. (60) Were 5.98, now . ; 4.00 | Also group of Extra Size Cotton | Gowns for big mammas! | (20) Brunch Coats, mostly large only 1,00, were 4.00,

friends came in buggies and surries.| Both Mr and Mrs. Lundergan (30) Solid Color Rayon Pajamas After the - wedding there was a spoke of théir pride in their children. | sizes, we are launching them for big dinner such as only country- But they needn't have sald ‘a word for that next-to-nothing feeling bred Hoosiers know Mow to serve. [about it. The atmosphere of joy | during these high temperatured At night, the bride and groom and |in companionship, the mutual ye. | Bighs. Were 8.98. but cooled their young friends attended a spect w / a mere . un Bled 8 Sect was Obvious Wo thie VOR ooyproN SLIP.ED AWAY. tee c ren remarked on the gow for us! (100) Cotton Siir The Lundergans lived on farms [religious atmosphere maintained in| that were 300 to 8.98 Won't a and afterward operated a general |the home, the example set by the|pick vours for only 1.88 to 4.49? store in Montgomery for 25 years. [father and ther and the fact! NIGHTIE NEWS! Gowns that The father of the family employed that the family gathered “every broke into print at 598. Now his children in the store as they night to say in feverence the litany | (20) last editions at 3.00 began to grow up, gave them an'of The Rosary. BLOCK 8 Lingerie, Fourth Fioor

[Co-operative for American Remittance te Europs)

. * ed Nations assembly session and the We've a Host of Robes and | dl ans decisive Big Four meeting on the Brunch Coats that Are MakGerman (reaty this fall. { p ; I 'ing a-Play into Your Private eace-Mars d ministers away from the desire to : | make the proposed hemispheric a. Rid of the Whole Brunch, P.) ~B8ecretary of Btate George Cc. pact, | (24) Black Romaine rrepe hostMarshall will seek in private talks Probably he will tell them they ess robes with polka dot trim. to convince other American foreign can best help halt the Communtst- (30, Spun Rayon brunch coats ministers that the greatest contri-| Soviet expansionist and obstrue- | in kittenhead print. Were 8.95, | adopting the continental treaty | (24) Bates Cotton brunch coa‘s display of solidarity. Mr. Marshall was understood to In fruit print. Were 805, now conversation was to be with Argen- | donference. If by chance he shouid| (40) Tailored Travel robes (1 tine Foreign Minister Juan A. fail, his hand would be greatly !°%! Print. Were 1295 now 5.9 Hotel suite. i | Were 1285, now 090 u (with the Russians. They already| 2g) printed pique : houseenats American conference ls the most a United States attempt to impose now 598 important preliminary for the Unit. | its domination on Latin America. | (30) Printed percale housecoat .. : BLOCK'S--Negligees, Fourth Floor, A . i A R KE We Got Carried Away tis SOMEBODY GAVE US A RAW DEAL on a Raw-tex finish 26" your sights on it for .. 14.95 he MAYBE YOU CAN'T MATCH nighters” but here's a 21" 3 S . matching overnighter that was ervices ML 9.95 : k 5 i SE YOU'VE GOT A PIGto bring the essentials of life to traln case that was 55.50, skinned down to 39.50 AGE of railroad cars, here are 2 Pulmans,.. 26", once 3295, now IF YOU'RE A WIFE-BEATER, carry your clubs in this 18" pig« CARE Woolen Package nally 38.5, now sipped down 0 vases s 12.95 | $1 0 ea. HERE ARE 2 CLUB BAGS that

CARE Food Package CARE Blanket Package

He will try to turn other foreign | | 1fe1 Here's Hopin’ We Get PETROPOLIS, Brazil, Aug. 19 (U.| fense treaty an anti-Communist Too! Mere 20.75, now 15.00 bution to peace they can make is tionist policy by unanimously now 6.95 Mr. Marshall's most important he gambling a great deal on this 6.95 Bramuglia today in Mr. Bramuglia's weakened at the autumn meetings 20) Spun Rayon travel coats. In Mr. Marshall's view this inter-| have denounced this conference as| with zipper closings, were 708 a——————— were 5.98. now Now It's Your Turn Pullman that was 21.95. Train some of your previous “over~ 1486, now sharing our roomette SKIN TRAIN, here's a pigskin friends and relatives in Europe ! WITH THE CURRENT SHORTriding the rails out at 16.50 skin club bag, with gpper. Origcan't walk. They're simulated

leather We were stimulated into marking them 1550. Now they're relaxed to veo 5.98 18" LEATHER' CLUB BAGS, +* were 14.70, are now getting th sack at .. even sian rah dS a IF YOU'RE SILLY ENOUGH to want a traveling secretary of the top grain pigskin type (gentlemen prefer blondes) here's a 4000 one now ev: HAVE YOU EVER had a 15" Cowhide Overnight? Here's one that was 27.50, yours for every night, now at ............ 10.30 DO RED-CAPS PASS YOU BY? Cover up that battered old wartime liggage with mippered luggage covers, guaranteed to hide any incriminating evidence, Were 5.00 to 6.25, now we've got you covered for 2.50 to 3.00 CARPENTER'S NOTE: We nail 20% tax on All These Sharp

of these Yerritories permitting the packeges to enter Items free of all duty, tax and ration regulations, IN NO OTHER WAY CAN YOU SEND SO MUCH FOR $0 UTTLE

CARE now offers you the opportunity te send urgently needed packages to the person you name in Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Rumania, Germany (the American, British and French Bones, and all of Berlin).

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BLOCK B-Luggage Center " Pfth Floor.

Lethal Weapons (If Your Aim's Good)

A LILY OF THIS goes a long way. Lilies on the bosom of various pieces of green tablewars, called San Jose, and as to us as scale on the apple tree. 180 Pieces, and we can't get any

‘CARE Is a non-profit, government-approved agency. Delivery will be made to the persen of your choice, or

your money will be refunded. Delivery will be made nui Wee 2» 3%. Price . as rapidly as possible from stockpiles already in Europe. 4 Ladin ak for be drinks. 11 Sets 0f 8 o. 1. glasses, fi THE EGG AND YOU can cryin : TRAINED COUNSELLORS, sample packages and sub- gate Jn hess crystal eat cups. ere’s a farm in your scription blanks will be available in several downtown" future. 8 Supe to a set and & that's a lot of eggs Were 1.00 a set, now .. bain b wn 390

stores and banks starting Wednesday, THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. 5s!

RE Booth, Near Market Street Door '

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ——

Goods—And Not So Goods!

FENCE IN (150) yards of imported hand-woven Swisses that were 4.95 per yard, Write your own picket for only 1.48 a yard! (160) YARDS PRINTED RAYON Shantung and Jersette fabrics from California , . . in an une happy state here in Indiana. Originally 2.50 a yard and looking for a new place to drape at 1.00 a yard. THE YARN'S the thing in all fabrics and we can spin a yarn or two about this group of REMNANTS including silks, rayons, woolens and wash materials. It's no yarn when we tell you their prices are slashed to a mere thread, %. '4 and '5 off the the original belt price! CALLING ALL seamstresses! Have you seam-ed our Novelty Rayon Surah fabrics lately! Plaids do . . and checks carefully these drastic mark-downs! 14, '4 and

1, off the original bolt price. BLOCK S~Fabrics, Fourth Floor,

It's A Hangin’ Offense!

KEEP YOUR CHINTZ UP with one lone pair of Dutch curtains, made to show off, and now distinctly in Dutch. with us, Were 27.50, now . 1a price DOUBLE CHINTZ aren't so easy to get rid of, and Elizabeth Arden hasn't helped ys, with these two pairs of blue modern chintz - draperies, from display. Should be 14.50 13 Price

ODD THESE TO YOUR RETIREMENT PLAN Thevre window shades, hardly two alike, Victor and Tontine. and you fake 'em as is, which means a bracket lacking or maybe something. Were 175 to 4.55, now .. 49 to 149

STRICTLY SCRAP HEAP, a table full of remnants and ghort lengths of drapery, slipcover and ‘upholstery material. - Rags to us but riches to you for cushion tops. small chairs, etc. And marked down to mighty little. DOTS THE TROUBLE with these marquisette ruffled curtains, 63 in. long and we've still got 36 prs. If you don't. mind blue or green spots before your eyes, you can have them not for 350 pr. but just........... 1.49 SPREAD YOURSELF on an odd spread and pair of draperies, which just might meet their match in something you already have. Chintz and ginghams, and 211 in greatly reduced circumstances. BLIND DATE for your windows. Old Venetian blinds that you won't have to let down. We did that, but good BLOCK 'S—Draperies, Fifth Floote

We're Singing a Different Tune on These Record Buys

YOU'LL HEAR SWEET MUSIC after you fill up from this Music Box liquop set. Was 29.50, no staggering out at 9.98 FACE THE ASSORTED MUSIC with 6 assorted music boxes, were 11.50 to 22.50, now sour notes at 5.75 to 11.75 COMPETE WITH THE NOISY KID NEXT DOOR! Song flutes, with instruction books, were 1 25. Qualify for. Spike Jones fame at

IF LIFE IS SHORT here are 250 lifetime needles, sapphice jewel point, that you can needie the old man with at 1.50 BLOCK'S8~Record Studio, Fifth Floor.

Tot-Tering Values for the Sour Apple of Your Eye

IF THAT BOY is on the make, let him use these plastic construction sets. 1098 and 16.98, chiseled down to . 3.98 and 598 FOR COVERING a large hole 'n the wall or filling a vacancy in Junior's noggin, large wall black. boards, were 1.00, now 5% IF HE LIKES taking dolls to bed, here are 13 large doll beds, once 7.00. now \ 2.00 FOR THE SWING SHIFT . . two-swing ‘gym sets, #wing down from 1798 to 10.98 THESE WILL BE HITS right off the bat 100 | plastie balls, were 3.08. now bouncing out at 2.00 YOU CAN BREAK INTO 'EM or ‘break out’ in song . . . metal musical banks, were 11.98, now to 3.00

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Mother Always Said That Girls Would Be Our Downfall!

WE THOUGHT -we were seers when we predicted our GIRLS’ COTTON SEERSUCKER DRESSES would sell, but we were only suckers: Would you size 8 to 16 gals cotton to them if we cut the price from 898 to SRN OE Se RE 3.49 We were hoping you'd jump at our GABARDINE JUMPERS for girls at the prices they originally had. Would you oblige with at least a small hop for the new reductions? Orig. 10.98, white, pastel, an

navy, sizes 9 to 15 . 4.99 Orig. 7.98, pastel and dark colors, sizes 7 to 14 3.99

45 WHITE ARALAC SKIRTS (pleated) The fabric is made from cow's milk, and is just as good as any udder. You may not want to wear them, but the reduction from 4.00 and 500 makes them cheap enough to drink, 1.49 OUR 10 WOOL SKIRTS would be sheep at twice the price, and they ain't half ba-a-a-a-d. Sizes 10-16. Were 7.98 .. 3.49 20 LOOSE KNIT SWEATERS, cardigan and sleeveless style. You who wear sizes 8 to 14 have nothing to loose by not paying the original 3.50 and 4.00, but instead ; oy 149 WE HAVE “50: JACQUARD SWEATERS that were 8.98. Remember . . . Jacquard spelled back'ard is Drauqaj, and you know what that means. Bright colors, sizes 32 to 40 3.99 SAME AS ABOVE, only different. 20 of them were 11.95, but now Ye Crea : . 4.99 THE BUYER calls these lovelies GIRLS' SEPARATE JACKETS, and ‘we believe them because they've been inseparable from our counters since the year TWO. sRed, navy or grey. Sizes 10-16. Were 13.98 and 16.98. 4.49 WE AIM TO FLEECE . . . er, we mean, please . . . with our 100 GIRLS’ WINTER FLEECE COATS. They came in last Janvary and February, and enjoved the air-cooling so much, thev refused (almost belligerently' to leave "Good colors, good styles, in sizes 10 to 18 and 7 to 14. There are reduction of 5.00 to 15.00, so would you try your powers of persuasion?OUR ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS by any other name wouldn't sell as sweet. Some are on combs and barrettes. Once 50c and 1.00, but now blooming values at. 10e LARGE LEATHER SHOULDER PURSES . . . just what you've alwavs wanted to cafry that extra shoulder in! We have 15 that were 4,00 but are now 1.39 110 PIECES OF JEWELRY,

PINS. etc., etc., etc, etc. Were .

1.00 : y 10e WE HAVE 100 fun-loving GYM SUITS that are getting rather tiresome swinging from our third floor chandeliers. If you don't like athletics, they have bloomer legs you can wear under last vear's dresses for THAT NEW FALL LOOK. Sizes 8 to 18. . In blue shades. Were 10 OUR 25 GIRLS’ WOOL CHUBBY SKIRTS are all wool and a yard wide! The sizes: 7% to 12%. They were 4.00 and 5.00, but we've put them on a RY Krisp diet and slimmed therh down to a skinny ...... 98¢

YOU'RE YELLOW, you STRING®

GLOVES, all 20 pairs of you! So we're ripping off your 2.50 price tags and throwing you out. into the world for only .... 59% BLOCK'S—Girls’ Shop, Third Floor

THE F.B.l. NEVER UNCOV-

ERED SUCH FOUNDATIONS

AS THESE! We Figger You'll Put Them

-. In Shape. They're Moulding

Away Down Here! GROUP: OF FAMOUS MODEL GARMENTS GREATLY REDUCED! (19) Black Rayon Satin Girdles 15-in length, were 16.50 (25) Black brocade and two-way (15) Black Lightweight Rayos (10) Rayon satin Step-in Girdles

. were 2250, (61) Satin Lastex Step-in Girdles for average figure, were 10.00, DOW ....u. vss Fong These Curve-Coaxers Let Us

(TH Al Lacx (100) Jos.

Thank you! Sorry, no mail, phone or C.0.D. orders.

We Went Toe Fur-Niture!

© TT'8 GOT US OVER THE BARREL, a toughted back barrel chair with a loose cushion, not morally responsible, done in rose madder. We sat down to mark it 179.50 and rose madder when we had to say 94.50. iP YOU LIKE green olives, you

might take a duplicate in that

- color, 94.50. THERE'S A LOUNGE, lounge trail a-winding down the price ticket of this chair which has grown grey waiting for somebody to relax at 152.50. Would you allounge 92.507 WE'D MIGHTY LAK to lack this rose floral tufted boudoir chair.

¢ Would you hold it between your

teeth not for 32.50, but 17.50? MORE FRUSTRATED florals in

blue, green, or rose, If you're.

a boudoir hound. and won't bark for 28.00, we'll Machiavelli nice price of 17.50. ‘ YOU MIGHT as well give up wishing for a dining room. Houses come too high-these days. Settle for this dinette set, 5 pieces, in the far end of your living room. It was 149.50. - You can see its finish (mahogany) now for 110.00. THIS GROSFELD sofa is running for a third term with us. But it's a luxury we feel we can't - afford. Its rough wool is an old rose story, and its cushions are down, just like the price. Would you elect it to your residency not for 795.00, but 395.00? THE CELLARETTE THAT SATISFIES; it walnut sell at 59.50.

Butternut linger longer at 28.00

TOOL LEATHER is coming your way on tap of a mahogany commode table. It was 97.50. But - it, won't discommode us if you'll take it for 49.50. . NO SUNBURN lotion needed’ for thic baby. .Its hue is pale blue, its legs are bleached. If you insist, we still have suntan lotions you can rub on it. It's a love of a love seat at 144,00, Perhaps it will fulfill its purpose when the lights are low for 79.50.

BLOCK'S—For Fine Furniture, Sixth Floor,

Our Flooradora Chorus, Full of Sour Notes

WE WOOL NOT MIND ‘f you hook this one; somebody stuck a boathook in it anyhow. Woold you mend a really impressive 12x18 foot hooked rug which, undamaged, was 399.00 if you got it for . 150.00 IT'S A DIRTY STORY about 6 more, sized 4x6, 3x5 and 2x4 ‘t. -all wool, all hand-hooked, were 49.50, 31 50, and 17.50, now ready for your clean_up campaign for .... 33.00. 21.00 and 11.65 CONFUCIUS SAY “Good Chinese coppy can't be toppy.” And that goes double for a couple of hand-hooked * wool rugs, 9xi2 size that were 350.00 per each, now 199.50 (Keep the 4 bits for taxi fare It won't get you far) 0 SHAGGY DOG STORIES, and dogs to us. but nets 40 you. Blue or pink all wool shag rugs, 3x5 size, were 20.95, now. . 15.90 A SQUARE DEAL on cotton hooks, 3x3 ft., blue or white, which will inspire you to sew yourself a nice big rug. An even dozen altogether. Were 8.35 ea, now you can square us for 3.98 *CHENILLES AT ‘YOUR FEET. Little Miss Muffet sat on a tufted rug like these, oval, scalloped rofind-the edges, flowers in the center (we're talking abogt the rugs, not the girl). Rose, ‘blue, yellow, green, gray, blackand Yhite. (1 4x8’, were 2095 ... 19.95 (9) 3x5 were 17.95 ...11.95 (8) 27x48”, were 9.50 ...6.50 (4) 24x32", were 6.50 ...3.50

BATHROOMS SHOULD BE

9 PERFECT wine, beige or blue, 36 in. across had us round and round a% 1250. at... 600 OUR RUG BUYER'S telling all the time. Now

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Puns are said to be the lowest forms of wit. You'll find many brilliant (?) examples in our Follies copy. If you have a BROAD sense of humor andy a keen eye for VALUES, we hope you will profit from every silly word: ? 4

| Block's Summer Store Hours—9:80 to 5—Saturdays 9:30 to 1

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This Hits the House It Needs It lg

YOU CAN'T DUCK fast enough" to dodge these awning values Some duck, some drill (don't mention this to the G. 1's), 30" and 36" sizes, were 3.19 to 3.69, now not to be yawned at for ChOlO® iv... . vn envid 1.00

FIZZLE A BROILERS that. Wwe thought were pretty ‘hot when we called them sizziers at 6.00. Now they send’ your frog legs kicking to the table for just 3.98 NONE OF YOUR SAUCE will pe wasted if you cook it in these 2% and 3-qt. saucepans that were 1.05, now ............. 59¢ WHEN JUNIOR hugs a skunk, teach him better with. a longhandled barbecue spatula, spanking good values at 1.98 now better yet at... . 0140 STAINLESS STEEL is still with

308 We hope it will silently steel gway aft . . .... 75 Price IF YOU CAN'T get into your drawers, you need Slip-it, to

grease the skids for stueck-up J windows and drawers; too. Were . 10e |

25C,- DOW ... au. ube.

OUR EYES LIT UP with these |

Party Lite Sets, but they dimmed at 1.00, so be the lite of the PAXtY at... ion, 50¢

FOR OI'D RAKES, here are new adjustable broom. rakes - that vere 2.00, now begin swept out a . ns 1.00

THIS 1S HOME for the un- ]

“balanced. 79c safety handles for

stepladders, now steadied down to oy 25¢ |

THESE ODDS are at their wits’ §

ends . . the whole table for . 14. Price or

Now WE'VE SEEN EVERY--

HING . . . 200 tailor-made lawns, yet!s One roll covers $0 sq. ft. Now unrolled to .: . 50¢ NEVER TURN ON AT NIGHT .. . automatic walking sprinkle:s known to walk in their sleep.

were 21.45, stumbled down to 9.95 |

a good buy! These fan trellises sagged at 1.89, should hold up well at : 50¢ BLOCK'S—Housewares, Fifth Floor,

Don’t Dally Around With These Dress-Downed Prices!

(109) Bemberg Sheer Dresses in A We were sure | these sheers would walk out at |

Floral print.

8.98, but just to be surer than sue, we're shearing the price to (8) Striped Seersucker Dresses that have been in service at 6.98. now honorably discharged for only 4.98 Maternity dresses in broken up

lots. Assorted rayon French | crepe and spun rayons still |

in line for waiting ladies, aL he. 3.08

ty the brush-off at 1098. But ladies - in - waiting should grao them at 7.98 ‘ (40) Utility Dresses that neithe-

you'll string along with them ‘at only 2.50

WHERE OH WHERE are the |

wait-resses? (140) Service

work at 1.25. Can you give them |

a new job for only 89¢? BLOCK'S—Daytime Dresses.

Compefition for the Loud: Speaker in the House:

and 7.98 (11) Stinky-SMnky Black Rayon | Satin Dresses that slithered down | Irom 1388 £0... vaiiona as 10.98 |

THE HEIR-LINE gave these (24) |

rather, convenie “Don’t try marriage and a for both home Their reasons First, the gir marriage caree exclusively may for any of a 1 forced to rir bacon. And’ she may a job less sat respects than i some practical college days. Male Prejudi In Profession Second, the woman who fin band is prefera may discover to kitchen stove is to*her as an e little college he hice preventive So, the burea play it smart | business and h It aims this mated- 613,000 high school. dij and another 60 a year of colle In both gro say, there are into the unmad It goes on wishing to bre sions, such as “engineering, st pioneering spi frontiers of preference. Women are fields, the bw they still repre twentieth of tl cupations ‘as meteorology, la engineering.

Teaching, N Are Stand-t For the girl fortitude to ba dices, the bure old stand-bys library work, ti Here women fourths of the These, too, woman who in long time. Bece “employment in tain than in + designing; inte “writing and ot Knowing wor adds the postc probably will n has made up 1 influence the «¢ decide.” Copyright, 1947. b and The Chic

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Miss Anne ( an apprentice the South Shc Mass. Miss Caldow school and m Skidmore colle She Is the Mrs. John 1 Spring rd.

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Preceden NEW YORE in its history, tion of Wom only women f its 56th conv cently.

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