Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1949 — Page 8

i Phe. Forest G. Chaille Visiting Parents .

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Loe) Ser Children

During 20-Day Eurlough From Medical Corps Eight Indianapolis men helped play Santa Claus to underprivileged children of Naples, Italy, Sunday where the seamen were

_ stationed aboard the heavy cruiser USS Des Moines. They are:

Oral 8. Chilton, gunner's mate, 2-c, husband of Mrs. Julia M, Sulton: 3326 8. Rybolt Bt.; Joseph Mueller, fire controlman, 3-c,

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(eut outs) . Machine

Block Set .....ov000 #8¢ Fashion Show + 2 for $1.98 Toy Washing $1.60 Box, with 17 J Plastic ABO Blocks.

Many Other Toys Reduced to Fast Selling Prices

cern

"Dollar Day Toy Specials

: T JL Aluminum. 7 $1.00

fin Bazooka 208 Bootsters, red and green 000 Magnetic Fish Pond ....c0000 $1.98 Ten Pin BOS sosisnris inne S139 Luxury Liner Metal Boats

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Store —— Daily, 9:30 te 5:00; Sat., 9:30 to 6:00

S11 STORE

STURN

FRIDAY ONLY!

72 Prs. Children’s Rubber GALOSHES

Broken sizes of $2.98 and $1.98. Sizes from 10 to 2 in the lot,

and BOOTS

$7 00

Broken sizes.Were $1.98.

60 PR. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS:

sq 00

612 N. East 8t.; James Crouch, seaman, USN, son of Mr, and)

VSN ' Bdward H. Crouch, 215 E. Rinaldi St.; James A. Keith, sen. WoodrAY Place, and’ 3 John W. | tice, USN, of 641 CE, eilries, 4+ BON 0 eh a gy Mrs. JKenneth Jeffries, 850

31st St. . Beville Ave.

Russell E. Held, seaman apprentice, USN, of 2815 Suther-| o. . . » Wright, son of Mrs. 1602 English Ave.

land Ave.; John R. Burge, seaman..." o ear, apprentice, USN, of 411 8. Oak- has been transferred to the 440th land Ave; Paul R. Boone, sea-\g.,.; Aviation Heavy Construcman apprentice, USN, of 1423 B..,, > "povialion near Tokyo from Richland Ave, and Robert EB. southern J Archer, fireman apprentice, USN, apan. of 5455 E. 30th St. I I, The local men, with the ret Urge Veterans

of the ship's personnel entertained

the children with a turkey dinner, carols, movies and distribution wr. To File for Bonus

presents. Hoosler veterans were urged P Lo today to file bonus claims im-| Chattie “oon of mediately to prevent a proces-| Mr, and Mrs. sing bottleneck next year.

Glen Chalille, Less than half of the state's

eligible veterans of World War II have filed claims to date. In| the past month the number of | applications has been declining] steadily, Orville Bray, bonus director of the State Department of Vetar-|

Fairbanks, Alas- ans Affairs, estimated that 200,-

ka. He wii ae 000 applications ‘still have to be| turn to the U. om Medical Corps Tie Chaille fed by the deadline, Dec. 31,

Wrigh 1950 Station at t' Fleid, ‘Dayton, He sald approximately 162,000 | 0. applications have been yocatved W. E. Day, fireman, USN, of since July. 1621 Ingram St, joined the crew According to law, applications of the destroyer USS Furse In must be processed by Jan. 31, celebration of Christmas with un-| 1951, for a report to the General derprivileged children of Genoa, Assembly. Italy, . . . William W. Degischer,

Choice

HAT

Clearance

w esr am nter, ym We that formerly sold up to $5.95.

$9 00)

DOLLAR DAY

NO PHONE, MAIL OR C. O. DD. ORDERS, PLEASE!

BOYS’

COMBAT BOOTS

i 50a

boots with heavy, longwearing soles. $395 values. Sizes 10 to 3.

STREET FLOOR SAVINGS

Excellent Third Grading of $1.29 to $1.50

FULL-FASHIONED NYLON HOSE

All nylon

we $700

from top to toe, fashionable

winter shades. Sizes 815 to 1015.

39¢c RAYON UNDIES

boilerman, 1-¢, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. W, H, 3044 Millersville Drive, ‘recently par-|

Forge at Ban Diego, Cal

+ Two Tool men participated in the third annual presentdtion of Handel's Messiah as members of the Naval Academy Chapel Choir,

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large Toy y-

white and assorted colors.

Band and elastic Rottom rayon brieis, for

— Clearance Wom. Slips $1.98 to $2.98 Values. First and Irregulars. Rayon crepes and rayon satins. Tallored and trimmed styles. Some are counter soiled. Broken sizes,

$1.25 and $1.39 INDERA KNIT SLIPS

Heavy quality cotton, medium stout, and me-

dium, and tall slim sizes,

59¢ to $1.00 RAYON UNDIES

Briefs, panties and stepins. Regular sizes in white, tearose and assorted colors.

Water repel-

lent washable S AStuRted, ass. Spc 1 Lot 1 0 pus Tayos for tive designs, S 00 Co : highly pol- “ lorful print ished finish. patterns.

ford i

Warm knitted ski bottom pa-

panel ribbed Jamas. Sizes 15, 16 and 1

irreg. of $2.98 Knitted gowns and Pink, blue and maize,

mean En -- 59¢ MEAD SCARFS

GOWNS and PAJAMAS long sleeve $1.28 ALUM. TRAYS

ALL-WOOL COVERT

Casual JATS

VALUES TO $2995

$1400

Every coat beautifully lined. Warmly interlined. Sizes 10 to 18. Grey, green, wine, brown.

Sample Formal

TOILET TISSUE

Seconds of a high grade tollet tissue. Limit 20 rolls a8 customer.

0-s1m

T9¢ Child’s 3-Pc. Bath___ $1.98 (8-Pc. Glass Set

Set consists of 6 four-oz, 8 eight-oz and 6 twelve oz. floral dee-

$7 00

orated glasses In carton.

$1.00 COSTUME JEWELRY

Pins, earrings, bracelets and necklaces, tailored

or stone set, Plus tax.

Lotion Set___

CLEARANCE OF TOILET SETS $1.19 4-Pe, Jergens ~ $1.39 5-Pc. Men's Shave Set____. “$1.00 3-Pc. Bath Set____

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MEN'S FORMER

Snow white excellent qual- $ for ford i

ity rolled hem cotton handkerchiefs,

WOMEN'S

HEAD SCARFS

Large size rolled hem printed rayon squares and white spun rayon scarfs.

CLEARANCE HANDBAGS PLASTIC and GENUINE LEATHERS

$1.98 Bags ... 9% 2.98 Bags... 1.49

Plus Tax

SNAP LOCK PANTS CREASER Rust proof galvanized. Adjustable to Pr. S$ | size. Makes

ironing unnecessary of wash trousers.

% 5.00 Bags...2.50

1.98 Bags...3.99

FROM OUR DOWNSTAIRS STORE

FLOUNCE CURTAINS

Regular $1.99 Value. 45 in. wide, 21 yds. long.

Wide flounced ruffled curtains, made of sheer marquisette. Choles

of blue; gold,

and rose.

Beacon Sheet Blankets

Beacon cotton plaid sheet blankets,

green,

each peach

36-In, “Spring Knight” TUBING

egular 49¢ Value

36-in. bleached pillow tubing, Type 128, yd $ thread woven. * No filling. 1 yard makes full pillowoase.

36-IN. HOPE MUSLIN

Regular 35¢ value. 36-In. 5 Hope bleached muslin. yd. Soft finish.

napped each 39-In. Unblea, Sheeting 29¢ value. 39in. unbleached sheeting. yd. Firm, closely

woven thread,

36-In. Outing Flannel

Regular 29c¢ value. 36-inch fancy light stripe outing yd.

Haynes Wash Cloths

Colorful plaid wash S cloths. Heavy quality. for Cholee blue,

rose, green, peach. -

Cannon Bath Towels

40¢ and B0c values. Quality cannon turkish bath towels. As

zes and styles.

«S|

flannel. Scranton Lace Curtains Regular $1.20, bile - = S 00

weave Secranton lace cur- pair ‘tains. Ready to ‘hang tops.

FANCY DRESS PRINTS

Regular 35¢ value. 36-inch fancy cotton for dress prints.

Guaranteed tubfast. :

Men's Suits

$35. 00, $39.95, $45.00 Values

$)500

Men's suits made of all wool. Long wearing worsteds, fancy patterns. Sizes 35 to 44.

Shop Every Floor

TOPCOATS

$25.00 VALUE

$1600

Men's top‘coats made of gabardine. A wonderful selection of styles and patterns. Also all wool fancy plaids. Broken lots. Sizes 34 to 40.

MEN'S PANTS

$5.00 to $7.95 VALUES Men's. pants made of mixed worsted. Also, all wool fancy -cassimeres. Broken lots.

———

| WOMEN'S ||

Regular $10.96 Value

clearance. Assorted wine, green. Sizes 7 to 14.

Children’s Snow Suits

Regular $2.98 Values

2-Piece snow suits for boys or

girls. Zipper neck closing. 13%,% wool, 41!,% rayon, 45% cotton. Broken sizes 1 to 5.

SECOND FLOOR $3ViNcS - Girls’ Winter

COATS

$800

One group of better coats reduced for blue oy

7 Pal writes

Corduroy Crawlers

and Overalls is $7 00

Excellent value! Pinwale corduroy. Broken sizes 8 to L, 5x65. Broken sizes. While 75 pair’ Vg

Stuffed Animals and

Children's Toys

Buy now for infants’ oy and Bisthdays, Stuffed animals and toys.

$00

GIRLS’ COTTON AND RAYON SLIPS

Reg. 69 to $1.00 for $ 1 00

Built-up shoulders. Assorted colors. Sizes 2 to 14 in the group, but not in all materials.

BOYS’ LONG-SLEEVE

POLO SHIRTS Regular $1.00

Long sleeve striped polo

Ayal y shi

THURSDAY, DEC. 29, 1040

w $7 00f

Infants’ Training Pants Seconds of 29c¢ quality. S Double thickness knit for pants. Sizes 2 to 6.

Girls' BEACON ROBES

‘Originally $3.98. Warm robes in assorted colSizes 10-14. While 30 last.

CHILDREN'S SLEEPERS

Reg. $1.19 to $1.59 1-pe. outing pajamas and knit sleepers. Sizes 0-6. Some irregulars.

ors and designs.

OUTING GOWNS

Solid 9 g

color stripe outing gowns. Dou-

and

shirts. Sizes 4 to 8, mostly 6 and 8. First quality. Seconds of d $3.00 quality. . Rayon satin $ 88 blankets. Assorted solid colors. GIRLS’ HATS AND KNIT HOODS Reg. $1.98 to $2.98.

36x50 Crib BLANKETS bound crib Clearance of our

ntire remaining S ble yoke. ea. >= 1 Sizes 16-17." 2 forgs250 | | 20 knit hoods: CHILDREN'S DRESSES WOMEN"3 $1497" Reg. ‘$1.29 to LEATHER JACKETS

$2.98. One cle arance group of cotton print

dresses. Sizes 3 to 6. While

they last.

Fine quality capeskin leather jackets. Flannel lined. Sizes 12 to 18.

THIRD FLOOR DOLLAR DAY

ant ihon ams

$198 Unfinished Smoking Tables #

sanforized cotton flannel in Tancy Made of sanforized fancy ford : BOYS’ SWEATERS

‘MEN'S WORK SHIRTS plaids. Sizes 14; broadcloth $1.50 to $3.08 1

$250 and $2.98 to 17. Boxer or snap value. Made of

values. Made of Men's Shorts, 69¢ Value style. Sizes 30 to 44. all wool in

with warm red plain and fancy lining. Sizes 6 patterns. Sizes to 16. 8, M and L.

$5.00 Values.

a Sizes 28 to 36. 9 $10.00 MEN'S PEACOATS vai Made of heavy blue melton, warmly lined. Sizes | 40 to 46. MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS $2.29 to $5 Value. Broken lots of sanforized broadcloth. S Also, all wool in plain shades. Sizes SM, L. Men's Shirts, $5.00 Val. | Made of all wool in fancy $ 00 maroon plaids. Sizes 1415-17, BOYS’ PEA COATS $695 value. Made of heavy a blue melton $500 BOYS’ SHIRTS $1.00 Value. Made of cotton ou of best flannel in fan- for corduroy in $ "ey plaids. Sizes plain colors. M and L, Sizes 6 to 16. ’ - BOYS' POLO SHIRTS $1 00 $1.29 and $1.50 Value, Boys’ polo shirts. Long 9 plain patterns. Sizes 6 to 16. :

Boys’ Corduroy PANTS

th finished

woods all ready’ to assemble

Sed paint your favorite finish, 10x1l-in. top, 23-in. tall, Drawer with pull, $4.98 Magazine Racks | | 100% Cot. Mattresses FACTORY IMPERFECTS. For twin or Walnut finish, two full size compartments, beds. New closed ends .and cotton fillsides with handle. ing. Heavy ; Slightly marred, roll edge, good. wearing but easily refinished. stripe floral tick.

Fold Up Rollaway Beds

With strong link springs (for extra over night

guests. Folds up for small storage space. Large

easy rolling coasters. ROLLAWAY BED PADS New cotton filling, good sgoo al tick. Folds up in rollaway bed when not in use. 30x72 in. BASE FLR. COVERING Reom size remnants of felt and othe 3. elt and other : marbleized y pattern in rolls from which amount,

30x72 wearing, flor-6-FT. WIDE FELT heavy weight we cut any

in. +} IRONING BOARDS Strong bulit ing board $300 with steel rod , braces, 12x48. RUBBER STAIR TREADS With NOSING Black. ecqrru- oh ber treads to od protect finish : . On your steps

all wood ironJ inch ironing top. gated all-rub-and subdue the noise.

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