Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1947 — Page 9

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underwriting expense. The same underwriters. expenses listed by both

Jrestmen banking house, Was. SuC-| wy oiq0r’ of common stock at pres-

|petitive bidding. | “The bid sale was ordered by the gram. {Indiana Public Service Ci ission. |

@h, So Comfy and Pretty j As Can Be! These Theiftly Rriced

. Cut Extra-Long and Extra-Full!

blue. All lavishly trimmed with lace. Size: 32 to 40»

leurities during commiésion hear- without exerting themselves.

® In White or Dainty Floral Prints! ® And in Women’s Sizes! : We've taken the warmest sanforized{ cotton : 2 5 flannelette imaginable, made it into gowns : just as ladylike as can be! These have comfy a

long sleeves and are daintily accented with fine hemstitching and fluffy cotton fringe!

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Delightfully feminine fitfed-midriff styles with flaring skirts! Luxurious rayon satin in delicate tearose or palest

WOMEN’S RAYON GOWNS Cut to new longer lengths to go with your longer-skirted fashions. Tearose and white in fine quality rayon crepe. \ Embroidered and lace-trimmed styles. Sizes: 32 to 40. 4 0 8 TUCKSTITCH VESTS, PANTS

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‘Work CLOTHES

Sanf orized Cotton Flannel

> WORK SHIRTS

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Heavy, Tough, Sanforized Denim!

MEN'S DUNGAREES

Husky 8 oz. denim

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Men's All-Wool Shirt-Jackets

Heavy all-wool! ‘In-er-out tall, Plaids, bright solids! ” 90

ings, was outbid, according to THE DrANAPOLS Tues belabored by| Grace ee - - _ - : P. 3 L Stock SEE V2. gor spe “Legion Head acks those Who would benefit from fis Cooneys to ark daughter of Saran: T. Bolton, Bak

born in her grandmother's countr jus | Mr O'Neillsaid the investigation 50th Nuptial Year residence at Beech Bank, now HE To Biyth & Co. Formosa AniRod Probe 5s SH SEER a pet roe en Se 0 0. {Langley ew e i PHollywood but’ that * “by and large; a9 away, will, observe their! Mr. and Mrs. Cooney have one! | Blyth & Co, Inc, New York in-| [these firms were higher than the MANCHESTER, N. H, Nov. 4 thought, and adtivities.” Blyth bid. (UP)—James F. O'Neill, national et

cessful bidder today for 214,451 a,: will have priority in purchas- commander of the American Legion, | shares of Indianapolis Power & ing the new issue. The company|last night defended the House Un{Light ‘common stock sold at com-!said the issue will finance in part a American Activities Committee and Robinson, Putnam county dairy cat[projected $35 million fxyansion pro- demanded “outlawing of the 'Com-

munist Party in America.” ‘The Manchester police chief, sale of 10 heavy producing Hol- jin, |Otis & Co. of Cleveland which de- PENGUINS SWIM FOR FUN speaking over a nation-wide radio steins. The herd averaged $318 per local gas companies for more than fraternity, representing 36 univer- { manded the right to bid on the se-i. Penguins swim 100 miles a day hookup; said the committee, cur- head and the top animal brought rently investigating communism in| $400.

ette!

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{Hollywood is.*wholly ‘American, in|

tle raiser, is well pleased with the

Men’ 8 y Sanforized Woven Stripe

Flannelette Pajamas

Top values for winter! Soft,

§ Sanforized flannel- ! Cut for comfort! \ Coats, slipovers, * '. #

Big Selection of Sanforized

Broadcloth Pajamas

: Slipover and coat styles : with elastic or drawstring

waists, Stripes, figures, = 3, 98 end-to-ends,

"Reg. U. 8. Pat Off.

“lin their ome, |tistng agency.

oLsTRINS AVERAGE - Both. are members of pioneer!’ FA———— pe! mew vice PI TAU SIGMA TO PURDUE GREENCASTLE, Nov. 4 — Fay Hoosier families, and have been| i Slate Survie.

residents of Indianapolis through-| LAFAYETTE, Nov. 4 . Purduel § out their married life: y Mr. Cooney is a native of Dub- bers of Pi Tau Sigma, national] § and was emploved by mechanical engineering honorary!

50 years. He is now retired. Mrs. Cooney, who is the former 2 to 22 for the annual conyention.

ison, Ralph B."Cooney, who /is an| Dl: executive with a New York ane

| University will be host to 150 mem-

{sities, when they meet here Nov,

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After 45 years of stretching customer dollars, we really know how. That's why every day is bargain day —everything you buy is a bargain— + ‘at Penney’s.

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These New ‘Wool Coats

Are Fashion Favorites All Over America’

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