Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1948 — Page 9

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The special Wiliam H. Block Co. ‘awards were presented to Paul Taylor, Howe High School, first place; Catherine Radez, St. | Mary Academy, second, and Jean | Marie Fitgerald, St. Mary Acad-|| H] Indianapolis scholastie key winners and

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Robert Paige Ted Donaldson “RED STALLION Greer Garsen “DESIRE IE ME”

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Lou seal High School; Robert Macy, Broad and Ronald Jarman, AP Blond, Ripple

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AT YOUR SPACIOUS NEW SHOPPING CENTER . .. THE

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AND PRICED THEM ONLY AT...

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Just as first impressions are lovely and lasting—so are these “Easter - into - spring” ; fashions at $5.00 ‘each, in our brand new fashion dress department on the (first floor! The selection includes newer than tomorrow styles with prominent new details such as: Peplums, drapes and beautiful neckline treatments!

© PRETTY PEPLUMS! ® SIDE DRAPES! © NEW NEGKLINES! © BEST COLORS!

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Waluat-FinisU Wardrobes

2 Mirrored Doors

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Our Regular

$49.95

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Furniture—— Downstairs

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