Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1947 — Page 3

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THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1947 NE 3

« STRAUSS

SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW!

NOTE TO S.T

in the New Yorker we notice in an

article headed "Up and Down Fifth Avenue" —the statement that clothes don't have to be over long—over bulky—or over done—L.L.** That's what we always say—L.S5.***

+s T—meaning School Teachers **| L.—is the initial signature of the writer of the column in the New Yorker *+%|'S the initials of your favorite Specialty Store

P.S.—Note fo D. P." from L. 8.”

In the S.EP.*** was a cartoon of a woman who displayed considerable in Ahuity in giving added length to her calcitrant (stubborn) short skirt (maybe we should use longer words — to match the styles.) : She lowered the skirt at the top by the use of ; ! men's suspenders — Could this be helpful to you— (We have the SUSRENDERS — a notable display at 1.50}—

*Dear People ‘ *+#Saturday Evening Post *380e Signature on the Advertisement

COATS— SHOES — From Californm — from some of ie bos in — the world of shoes— fra Bush oust nd BALLY of Switzerland— from Britain, - : ARTINIOUES Spedializing in The classic BARONESS — LADY

NETTLETON — SPALDING —SLATER — SANDLER of Boston — shoes for your casual life—town or country— for business and for ; dress — at a pleasant range of prices.

and sasual — alsa showinc dressier models — some fur rimmed — with emphasis on the new longer Yengths — on ful sweeping backs. Featuring fabrie and YeRoring in the #radMonal Strauss manner — "Only the Best." In Junior, Misses’; Women's and Half Sizes. Priced from 39.9% to 189.95

HATS— carefully selected for women of taste — DOBBS (famous Man's Hatter) for smart tailored hats— and select models from the

' renowned

Jung company — in HOWARD HODGE. tweed «= gobandines— eoverts — ete. — Tamous . - name coats — and fabrics— SPORTSWEAR Ly ' from New York and and Joo Mpa yore Calflormia fashion centers minded’ shop — slacks, CLASSIC ’ leather jackets, wool Thom are ves jackets, sweaters, shirts, : LITRE SONTS and the skirts.and the like. ! new long TORSD SUITS. Varioudy priced from ACCESSORIES 39.95 to 226.00 carefully selected — scarf

blouses, handbaqs, jewelry, blouses, belts, handkerchiefs, and

jet — with special

attention to "Tine" and h fit. Themisagood Such, sompany of misses’ — and junior dresses — and an COSMETICS — especially noteworthy with Chanel and Dona eollection of Women's perfumes — and |, dresses in sines up to 46. Mem soaps, etc., and Prices range from 17.95 to several other riotable 49.95. ‘names in cosmetics.

~~ L. STRAUSS @ CO, i

TEE SPECIALTY, SHOP FOR LADIES IS ON THE THIRD FLOOR

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Personnel Chief -

The Citizens Gas & Coke Utility |anpounced today the appointment

of J. A. Melone as director of industrial and personnel relations, Mr. Melone has o had a broad ex- J

sonnel and other related fields. He was formerly ed- Ea itor and publish- §° er of the Dodge , County Republican in Minnesots and came to Indianapolis as personnel director for Peerless Pump division of Food Machinery Corp. He is a graduate of the State] University .of lowa and a member of the Phil Delta Theta Fraternity. ! He is married and has two chil. dren.

Mr. Melone

Flight Pattern |

Low Flying to Stop | Over Brightwood

Brightwood residents are soon to be relieved of low flying aircraft. Carl M. Smith, manager of Brightwood Airport, to the southeast of the community, announced today he had received permission from the CAA to change the field's flight patterns. * { In general, airport flight=patterns authorized by CAA call for a left: turn after taking off and also in approaching the field runways, At the Bridghtwood airport that pattern causes planes to fly over Brightwood community when taking off and landing to the north, northeast and east, : Will Make Right Turns Mr. Smith said ‘the CAA had given permission to make right turns on take-offs and approaches and -the pattern would carry the planes well to the east and southeast of ‘the community. | He said it would take two or three weeks, however, to install the CAA| markers designating the new ap-! proach and take-off patterns, Pattern changes were requested in answer to numerous complaints against low-flying planes by Bright-! wood residents. i

Buck 2 Candidates For School Board

The People’s School Commitee has indorsed two candidates in tne coming election because it believes that all the citizens of Indianapolis should have a voice on the school board, D. W. D. Hector, campaign manager of the committee, said voday. “With only two candidates as against seven for our opponents, it ig obvious that we are not attempiing to gain control of the school board,” he said. “Rather, we seek to broaden the board's membership so that it will truly be representa-

Candidates indorsed by the People's School Committee are the Rev. R. T. Andrews and Charles 8. Preston,

STRAUSS SAYS: | p—re

C-0-R-D-U-R-0-Y Students’ Slacks—Cream and Tan Color Senior Cords— Soft, Pliant, Famous Hockmeyer Corduroy— Tailored By the One-and-Only David Copperfield Pleated, Zippered, Drape Models— A Value—

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6.50

Sizes 725 to 32 waist

JUNIOR SIZES 4 to |12— in Blue—

4.98 HUSKY

sizes in blue and brown o98

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IT HAPPENED HERE

While in an Elevator at Strauss— a fellow passenger. male, remarked to a very charming acquaintance, “How are you? What are YOU doing in The Man's Store?” To which she rejoined very nicely, “They also have & Women's Shop. Haven't you heard?”

There is a Women's Shop at Strauss—

and very appealing, too,

It is strictly in character—it presents the “Simply. Beautiful” Clothes for women of advance taste— Smart, tailored, with

grace-notes of softness.

THIRD FLOOR, that is.

TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROWI

WELCOME TeacHERs! WELCOME TeacHIMs!

There are something like 5,000 MEN

in attendance!

Being The Man's Store—it would naturally have a gallant atttude toward the Ladies (it says here). It touches the hat to the visiting Teachers (femme). And perhaps because of their greater numbers—and because they make a much more beautiful image on the eyeball . . . the impression gets about (in some quarters) that the Convention is almost entirely on the distaff side.

It is something like the ivay a Society Editress lyricalizes (we hope there is such'a word) about weddings. She details that the bride wore white taffeta and net—and an illusion veil—her cap pearlized with orange blossoms, etc., elc. And the highly important Male in the ceremony—( without whose presence the whole affair would be— wouldn't )—is dismissed by a mere mention of his name and

his Alma Mater (if any).

WE SHOULD LIKE TO REMIND VISITING TEACHERS (GENUS MALE) that when they enter

the Building they are in one of the

leading Men's Stores in America (even beyond America). Our researchets haven't as yet reported from Tekbalet, Algeria or Ystrod-y-Todwg, Wales.

IT'S NOTABLE IN SIZE — but that's not a matter for huzzahs. But it's the tradition of the Store — dating back 94, going on 95 years — yet always facing tomorrow!

IT'S A MAN'S STORE — a Clothing Store — quality minded — selective in viewpoint. It is alert to fashion. It has a stubborn insistence on VALUE— “The Best at YOUR price — no

matter what the price!” 4‘

There's a nice comfortable HAT SHOP on the First Floor— It specializes on DOBBS ‘ HATS — and on CAYANAGH HATS— and HERBERT JOHNSONSHATS (from London) than which there ars none smarter under the heavenly eoncave—

~ L STRAUSS & C0.,

And on the FIRST FLOOR MEZZANINE — is a SHOE Shop — without counterpart anywhere for its club-like ease — and for the character of its presentations, It features ) HANAN — NETTLETON — NUNN-BUSH and names of similar standing in the lesser-priced fields. PLEASE NOTE — Adjacent — is the GENTLEMEN'S LOUNGE in case you desire to relax or do a bit of reading.

On the indisputable theory — that a Man's a Man — regardless of Age— the FOURTH FLOOR is devoted to young men of 2 to about 22 — and it's solid with the Boys. It's masculine in the character of the Clothes. There is a separate section for the High School crowd y-clept. SENIOR HALL. It's done in Wagon Wheel Red — It has a jukebox that plays for free — and a coke machine that disgorges for a nickel.

AND THE SIXTH FLOOR, The SPORTSMAN'S FLOOR — is famous. It presents Spalding and other great notables — in every field of Sports. DROP IN — you'll enjoy the experience —you are more than welcome.

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