Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1948 — Page 10

Ask Mrs. Manners—

‘My Wife Never Proves

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That She Loves Me’

«I FOUND MY preparing to leave a man's lap with much haste. Must I be contented with a wife “in name only” and could she have married me for a home? I'm 26 and have been married 14 months to this woman, 24. I work nights, coming home tired at 2 a. m. . 1 spend everything on her and her baby by a former marriage. One night I found my brother-in-law and his wife and his boy-friend drinking and talking with my wife. a There is nothing wrong in that. ' My brother-in-law asked my wife and me to go to their house near us but I refused, saying my wife could go. She got stubborn and wouldn't go but later took the “smokes” the boy-friend left (planned, I hear) to him at my brother-in-law’s house. Well, 40 minutes and two chapters later I laid aside my book and went after my wife, seeing her in his lap in a dim light. There was the usual “you must have been mistaken” routine. 1 grab

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AE for a section north of the i inaugurated at the first

the guy and proceed to shake out explanation with my wife yell-

ES Recautly b vad irple ing for him to hit me. She even took a pass at me with a bottle~

charming wife. She findlly admitted the details, saying she had an affair with him at the home of my brother-in-law where he stays.

loves me. : DISGUSTED. You admit your anger and suspicion. You were ready to beleve anything and the light was faint. Your distrust may have made her so furious that she told you a fabulous tale. 1 know your lap is too tired for wife-holding at 2 a. m. but she needs affection sometime during your hours together. a good provider isn’t enough for a wife, 24. Tell her that you expect her to be faithful and that you love her (you do, don’t you?) and don’t listen to gossip. Night jobs play havoc with marriages of young couples. Can you get a day job? If not, maybe your wife should work during your working hours. She may never be “mad” about you but you can win her love eventually if you want to badly enough and if _.she has any character.

Seeks Advice on Youth Problem

home. Please tell me how to help her to see what she is doing. BROKEN-HEARTED FATHER. Your daughter is as unhappy as you are. Learn her reason for keeping the boy away from your home. He may be the wrong type ® To her but you aren't sure because you don’t know him well eno! . Sometimes girls like to keep love affairs to themselves, Others get delusions of grandeur and feel that their home and family aren’t elegant enough to display. Make your home and conversation pleasant. Get your daughter interested in her home and family ‘recreation. Make her friends welcome. Don't sniff their breath—boys don’t like that. Go easy on complaints. Your daughter reacts strongly to discipline and might marry just to escape.

Private Pilot Seeks a Job

Can she possibly love me and behave as she does? She says she doesn’t know why she is so mean to me, and she never proves she

MY DAUGHTER meéts her boy-friend in town. He never comes after her and he brings her home:smelling of liquor. She is just 18 and ran off and married at 15 to keep from going to school, She couldn't Jive with the man so got a divorce. She treats her sister and me very mean when she gobs with this boy but is sweet and nice when she goes with a different type of boy who comes to our

You're awfully you may meet a third man who interests you? Says Girls Expect a Boy to Neck : PM 19 and believe myself all right mentally. I find that girls I go out with want, or at least expect a boy to neck with them.. I

Room.” Thank you. If “Reader” will call me I can provide a source for the record sought.—Mrs. Manners. Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the

column problems and answer your questions. Write in care of The Times, 214 W. Maryland St.

TOMORROW! GIRLS’ BETTER SPRING COATS, SUITS REDUCED

_ NOW 1/5 PRICE

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16.95 SHORTIE COATS,

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were 25.00 and 27.50, NOW sev vsessranssesononnses FULL-LENGTH and SHORTIE COATS, all-wool suedes;

.+12.50 and 13.75

MANY ITEMS

Drastically reduced .. . . slightly soiled and counter-tosse Complete Downstairs Children’s selections!

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WORD-A-DAY

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a company and get a full rate of pay? Is there a CAA office here?

too many griping people could start a war, If people think how lucky they are, remember the other fellow, and use “horse sense”

. {Keep up your good ‘work.

pilot can’t fly for wages—he needs g commercial license, The CAA office is at Weir Cook Airport. : :

Tip to ‘Practicing Christian’ TO “PRACTICING Christian” —When you're converted you have | GROUP : a slightly soiled from display. sizes 7 to 14 ‘ and chubbies sedans asebrraine

CAN A PRIVATE pilot get a job flying a plane belonging to I don’t have any important gripes to make. Too many ideas and

wouldn't have to worry about war. No girls—just planes for me.

| . EX-FLYING TIGER. _ You GIs make good sense. Please write again. A private

Complete Girls’

plaids, sizes 7 to 14,10 to 14, were 10.95; hOW.ovens 22.50 SPRING COATS, sizes 7 to 14, 10 to 14, reduced to. ..s+0v...1125 25.00 SPRING SUITS, sizes 7 to 14, reduced £0. ...eoscersassses 12.50 19.95 SPRING SUITS, sizes 875 to 127%, reduced to «c.eececosessss 0.98 15.95 SPRING COATS, sizes 7 to 12, reduced t0...covsvassecass. 6.08 10.95 BOLERO SUITS, all-wool, nn 8 to 14, reduced £0. cevesre 5.48 h

op-—Downstairs

eosssnees 9.98

s Identity of Boy in Play WHO PLAYED the deaf and dumb boy in “Out of the Past?” JA

' Dickie Moore took the role.

* % * GIRLS’ WEAR

COTTON DRESSES, Broken

3.95

(14) HI-SCHOOL GIRLS’ 1.95, 8.95 COTTON DRESSES, plaids, solid colors, sizes 10 to 18

iin the Broup ccvssssecvssssssee

3.00 to 5.00 COTTON WASH SKIRTS, floral patterns, broken sizes 149 7t018 carseat es shears

325 GYM SHORTS, blue only, concealed bloomer leg. Broken ¢ sizes 8 to 14 Theses atERss sen

(25) 3.98 PEDAL PUSHERS, cotton gabardines, twills, broken sizes 2 49 710 14, 10 £0 16..0uvrinsginnss

(10) 3.98 GYM SUITS, blue, size | uy .

3 man of the Student on, and i : Mrs. Robert Blake is president of 12 only, reduced tO. .vevseovss tide the Matinee Musicale. i (18) PLAID RUBBERIZED RAIN- : : CAPES, with attached hood: | OQ size 14 only «.oevee shasssnsiei SE

(12) HI-SCHOOL GIRLS’ 3.98 COTTON TWILL RAINCOATS, station wagon style, red, blue or nat- i 44 ural, sizes 10t0 16 v.ocveivees. B®

HI-SCHOOL GIRLS’ 8398 WHITE PLEATED SKIRTS, rayons, i a5 sizes 10 to 16, zipper plackets.. #®

(21) 2.98 to 3.98 BLOUSES, slightly soiled from display, sizes 7 to i G4 16 and chubbies ...cecevssenes

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(55) GIRLS’ 5.00 and 5.95 COTTON DRESSES REDUCED

Included in this group are

ANOTHER NEW

Bonefoot Sandals we 2.00

RED or BROWN LEATHER, strapped into the footfree barefoot sandals they love! Cool and carefree for sun and fun days, sturdily built for rough and tumble wear! Sizes for all—5 to 8, 8!/; to 12, 12//> to 3. And, at such a wee low price!

Children's Shoes, Downstairs

checks, prints and plaids in broken sized 7 to 14,

Reduced 2.99 and 3.15

to ....

Group Girls’ 7.96 to 10.95 | DRESSES... TWO GROUPS

Solid color rayon luana cloths, plaid rayon taffetas, solid-col-or gabardines, sizes 7 to 14 and 10 to 16 in the group.

4.14 ... 5.15

(33) LITTLE BOYS’ WASH

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| = SUITS GREATLY REDUCED | (15) Were 2.00, now.......99¢

(18) Were 3.98, now......1.99 Slightly soiled from countertossing!

SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF FAMOUS BRAND LAYETTE ITEMS

Irregulars of GIBBS’ 45¢ BINDERS ........ Irregulars of GIBBS KNIT GOWNS and 290 KIMONOS, each ...... Irregulars of INFANTS' 58¢ SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS, tie sides, size Irregulars of 3.50 QUILTED PADS, 34x52 inch SIBB sovsrsrsnnrerdasnna Irregulars of 1.25 QUILTED PADS, 18x34 inch B28 nvsrensnsnsersenses GUE 2

1.25

* x x TOTS’ WEAR

TODDLER and TOTS 2.50 to 3.98

WOOL SKIRTS, spring plaids, solid colors and pastels, sizes 1 to

613 in GrOUDP ccevvoscccsssonee

CHILDREN'S POLO SHIRTS, short and long- ve Sty 8 soifed. Were 6c sesensasbisane 49¢

Were

2.00 ete

(36) TOTS 200, 225 WHITE BLOUSES, slightly soiled, sizes i 39

310 6% in Group ceccesessssne

(18) INFANTS 398 ALL-COTTON BLANKETS, applique i 2.99 design, pink or blue ..ieeevsee

(10), 1.00 RAYON TAFFETA 69c DIAPER BAGS, navy or wine..

(48) GIRLS 100, 139 LACE-

sizes 2 to 12 in group

senasenene

° TRIMMED COTTON PANTIES, 69¢

CLEARANCE GROUP! TOTS’, TODDLERS’ DRESSES. .

Were 3.00, NOW 4s esssees:1.98 Were 3.98, Were 3.98, NOW ccveveese 2.49 Were 5.00, NOW .ivvesiess2.99 Cotton prints and solid colors! Some slightly soiled from counter-tossing. Broken sizes 1 to 61% in group. ;

, TOTS’ SPRING COATS (3 to 615) and LITTLE BOYS’ LONGIE SUITS (3te 7)

+ PRICE

Were 5.98, NOW ..cesees2:98 Were 7.95, NOW coevansse Were 8.95, NOW ..coeve00.4.48 Were 10.85, NOW «........548 Shetlands, checks, coverts in pastels, navy and brown in group!

TODDLERS’, TOTS’ SPRING COATS (1-3, 3:61%)

+ PRICE

10.95 Qualities, now ......548 12.95 Qualities, now ......6.48 13.95 Qualities, now ......6.98 14.95 Qualities, now ......7.48 16.95 Qualities, now ......8.48 19.95 Qualities, now ......9.98

Pastels and navy! Suedes, cloths, coverts and checks! Sizes 1 to 3 with matching bonnets!

CLEARANCE! WELL-KNOWN MAKE DIAPERS

Slight irregulars of 3.75 doz. @URITY GAUZE DIAPERS.

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Slight irregulars of 3.75 doz. SWANSOFT BIRDS-EYE GAUZE DIAPERS. 21x40-Inch Si28 sven ievevione dO 3.00 Doz. BABY DUMPLING BIRDS-EYE DIAPERS 2 39 . 27x27-inch size .. doz.

longs.

Fine suits from America's top tailors, thoroughbred worsted fabrics from top mills! Single or double breasted, sizes 35 to 38, regulars and

Boys’ Shop—Downstalrs

While They Last! Students’ : :

39.95 and 42.50 All-Wool Worsted Suits

“ %% BOYS WEAR

(22) JR. BOYS’ 8.95 to 12.95 WOOL

SUITS, spring models; Eton. styled, _ sizes 5 to 7, while they last cocescrvensersvessaes

(4) HUSKY BOYS’ 21.50 ALL-WOOL ~

SUITS, 2 size 16, one size 18

and one Size 19 ceacsvesescas 12.00

(3) HUSKY BOYS 18.95 WOOL SUITS, one size 13, two SIZe 17'S cevecesscsssnanase

(9) PREP BOYS’ 24.50 ALL-WOOL SUITS, tweeds and gray flannels in group, sizes 13 » tol6only «coves stsaarsaenEn

(2) PREP BOYS' 1895 and 19.95 SUITS, size 18 Only, NOW vesesssenssasssns

PREP BOYS 695 to 8.95 WOOL SLACKS, coverts, herringbones, tweeds for sport and dress, sizes 2710 32 ...vve Seasusnsran

HUSKY BOYS’ 8.95 ALL-WOOL COVERT SLACKS, pleated style with zipper fly, sizes 12 fis and 14 only ...

HUSKY BOYS’ 895 WOOL SLACKS, smooth finished plaids and checks, zipper fly and pleats, sizes S010 34 Waist ccviiierecnones OB

(7) BOYS’ 1695 ALL-WOOL TOPCOATS, houndstooth check, Balmaccan models, with matching hat,

sizes 4,5, 6and 7 ...... arin 8.48

BOYS’ 39¢ to 59¢ HOSIERY, cotton slack styles, stripes, part wools, plain colors and . White ceoivianiaseeean Prs.

(24) BOYS’ 2.00 and 3.00 SUMMER PLAY SHORTS, odd lots of first qualities, whites in group, husky | sizes in group, sizes Sto 14 ....

tees ssr anne

LITTLE BOYS’ SPRING COATS (6 MO. to 3 YRS. and SIZES 3 to 61)

i PRICE

Were 12.95, NOW ....00....648 Were 13.95, NOW +v..1s00..6.98 Were 16.95, NOW .........848 8! ALL WITH MATCHING

ETON CAPS! Plaids, navy worsteds, checks, flannels!

last, ccvcocssnvesenes

(116) BOYS’ 2.25 and 2.65 SUMMER PLAY and DRESS SHORTS

Fine cottons! Better qualities, many slightly soiled from counter-tossing. Buy now for summer activities! i 4a Sizes 4 10 12.00 0vveess ”e

(11) BOYS’ 18.95 SUITS GREATLY REDUCED

A group that will be gone early! Spring models, fine wool suits with long trousers! Hurry ‘in for these! 4 Broken sizes 6 to 10! ’

HALF PRICE! STUDENTS’ 19.95 WOOL SPORT COATS

Popular styles in thoroughbred | all-wool fabrics, both regulars .«f

and longs! ’ Sizes 35 to 38. cveeee

STUDENTS® 35.00 ALLWOOL FLANNEL SUITS

Double-breasted style! Gray or tan check stripes . . . also, 8 few plain gray flannels! Sizes 35 to 38 in group, regulars and longs.

CLEARANCE! INFANTS’ TERRY KNIT TOWELS (61) TERRY KNIT WASHCLOTHS, were 2 for 25¢, NOW.... 2. 15¢ (16) 39¢ TERRY KNIT TOWELS, en 25¢ (35) 1.59 TERRY KNIT TOWEL SETS, pink | 00 Or DIUG «ssvieribannas BE

GROUP OF BOYS’ WEAR

REGULARLY 2.49 and 2.58, | WHITE DRESS SHIRTS

(white on white, button-down styles), neck 141%! Fancy print 2-PC BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS! Eachiceeoe

TOTS' 1.66 NAME POLO SHIRTS WITH HAND-SCREENED COWBOY DESIGN

42 Boys' and girls’ names to choose from! Of genuine, longwearing Durene cotton yarns with hand - screened painted cowboy or cowgirl design. Sizes ~ 2 to 8, but not all sizes Bo in each name. . 6

SPECIAL GROUP! BOYS’ WEAR

0dd lots of REG. Im Lo iat items! Gro ‘inc up school sweat

-shirts, un rain helmets and many othef _ items! Many one of a kind!

Boys’ Shop, Downstairs

sizes 12% to |

1.94 |