Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1948 — Page 14

ER NE R TWEEDS—One of the three pairs of gloves essential to a minimum “hand wardrobe” + is a tailored capeskin to go with town and oullry clothes. This Bosley by Kislav is a sturdy bg glace type which goes partic1: lary y al, with the newly pop-

s 8» By louse FLETCHER Woman's Editor

IT TAKES at least three pairs of gloves to keep a pair of feminine paws adequately covered, No, not three pairs at once--just three different ben to go with, various cos-

(upper left). It's: the perfect partner for tweeds, English nh and tailored, casual Second on the list 1s the fine

sCeeve COMPLEMENT Four button doeskins are right to finish. outa, shorter-sleeved cocktail dress. New sieeve lengths, Ao which appear on everything from evening dresses fo winter day-

= Nima ¢ ts, demand fine gloves to complete the Jook of, elegance. islavs are in a pale tone,

MEAL-TIME VARIETY y at a LOWER COST!

Extend he nutrition of high-cost foods Inte a balanced appe: ‘Sizing mec! with sanqmicat

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n pice 8, there are pale Jami to go | ih Sark clothes Both are 8 go right back to the Victorian era for inmpiration, Kislav gloves are sold here at Ayres’ and Block's.

et ———————— Aids Japan's Blind Helen Keller is in Japan to raise a fund for the Japanese hiind at the invitation of Gen. Douglas MacArthur

tO All food prices have gone up. Bvery woman knows that only too well. But the price of milk has increased far less than most foods and much less than the average for all foods.

What's more, milk is the best buy on’ the table because it is the most nearly perfect food,” It supplies neatly: sne-half ‘of all the food values your family needs . . . and does it for less money than any other food. And there's never any waste,

; : Any .way you figure it, penny for penny, " milk is always your best food buy.

FOR EVENING—Perfect accompaniment for the shortersleeved evening coat is the eight-button doeskin. These are Kislav's made-in-France models. The French beauties are back on the market for the first time in sight years.

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Child Star's Estate HOLLYWOOD, Cal. — The estate of Margaret O’Brien, 11-year-old motion picture actress, is estimated at $125,000, consisting of $54,000 in cash, $46,000 in bonde and $25,000 in annuities.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

*'Small Feet

Beauty—

the frankly larger-footed era of today, and who make no apology for taking a size 8 or size 9 shoe, are likely to look better proportioned because they wear more substantial-looking shoes. There are women, believe it or not, who deliberately search for size-enhancing shoes because they| know what larger-looking feet can .do to make legs look slimmer.

Texas Woman Serves As Assistant D. A.

LAREDO, Tex.—The only woman assistant United States district attorney in Texas, likes her work and insists there is a definite place in law for women, Miss Lou Nora Spiller said she noted a lack of prejudice from her fellow-workers against a woman holding such a position.

West Virginia Trip Mr, and Mrs, W. C. Whipple, 3025 N. Meridian 8t., were recent guests at The Greenbrier, White

MONDAY, SEPT. 20, 1948 |

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DELUXE BREAD AND BUTTER PICKLES

5 Ibs. cucumbers (6 to 8” long; 9 to 11 sliced cucumbers make 3% qts. sliced) 1% Ibs. onions, size large eggs (8or9 3 qts. water 152 c¢. plain salt 1 large red’ pepper 1 ¢. granulated sugar 115 ¢. brown sugar, packed firmly 3 c. white vinegar 1% tbsps. white mustard seed 2 tbsps. prepared mustard 11% tsps. celery seed 15 c. freshly ground horseradish root Wash cucumbers, cut into uniform slices 3% inch thick and place in an enamel or glass bowl. Peel onions carefully, slice into quarter-inch slices and lay carefully over cucumbers. Dissolve salt in water, pour over vegetables. Cover, let stand six to ‘eight hours or overnight. Next morning lift out carefully, so as not to break onion slices, into colander

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GOOD CLOTHES DESERVE GOOD GARE

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Amazing new Kind of Cake you've

again.”

If you have not yet eaten the new Chiffon Cake, you dof’t know what you gre missing. Omar was quick to bring you this “first new cake in a hundred years” when its discovery was first announced a few months ago. And what resounding praise its utterly new taste and texture got from women in this vicinity! Ever since, people have been urging Omar to “do it

So here it is! Another Omar Chiffon Cake! This time gloriously flavored with

Rye Breads | Cinnamon Breads Vienna Breads ‘and always: Delicious pies, tasty cookies, light, tender eakes, fine colfeg cakes, special pasuies, hroakiast sulls aud doughnuts . . . all gnerenteed fresh!

NEW OIF FEREN T+

«+ « DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR STRAIGHT FROM THE OMAR OVENS

the rich golden juice of sun-ripesied Hawaiian pineapple. As wonderfully new and exciting as the famous Lemoa Chiffon Omar offered a short while ago. Yes, once again your family can enjoy the very special, very different texture, richness and airy lightness that makes - “chiffon” the most talked-of kind of cake inyears and years. Every tempting, ten-

der morsel has that just-right moistness

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delicious bakery products like these every time Yop calls!

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that makes this cake stay fresh antil the last, delicious slice is eaten.

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Sorority ) Will Meet

Kappa Phi D« bers will meet Ohio St. The 1 ficers are: M Cook, presider Lewis, social cl thur Baumer, { car Lentz and

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