Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1950 — Page 26

It's the biggest turkey day

in history, some stores re- : 30 little down and a little a week.

SE PAY NESS.

HAROLD H. HARTLEY Times Business Editor -

FIGURES ARE DULL, usually. It tells how much golden, glistening--breasted turkey the town is sitting down to today, and the rest of the week. ~The best figure I can get is that the housewives in the Indianapolis shopping area bought and roasted | 360 tons of turkey for today.

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But this one isn't.

plenty by the excise tax. But ou can still buy a fancy neck-

lace or a diamond-set watch for

porting sales up 20 to

= = =

per cent. » » ¥

AND WHEN YOU the vams and vegetables, cakes and wines, and breads’ you have the

ever tucked away.

The birds were good, dressed, tender and sweet.

ADD to that the fancy finest Thanksgiving dinner the town's And will keep tucking away through Sunday. wellAnd

ers who down

for gifts Nice gifts,

there will be more of the same

kind for Christmas, if you're still

THAT MEANS that credit buycan’t raise necessary payments and cars will’ switch to Jewelry

longer than the payments, ~everything does, Ticker Tips

ALONG THE SAME line, if you

for appliances

last Not

too. And they

you Know,

in the mood.

No Chocolate?

FRED SUHRE, president of the

American Dairy Association of Indiana, just came back from the executive huddle in Iowa..

He says the dairy farmers are

get a watch for Christmas, as

quiet and effortless remember it is ment.

oil, wears out twice as fast if vou neglect it. Let a jeweler do it

as it seems, a friction instru-

Like an automobile it requires

And if you buy an automatic

getting ready to sell milk products watch, do buy it for a lazy man. instead of unloading them On They wind themselves by moveUncle Sam. ment for men who get around. He calls it a return to “the : American way,” using more but- ye nn

ter instead of pedaling it to the

government.

“UNCLE “sam iseneither a food he sald. Support purchases, he said, creats an artificial stockpile when! butter is needed for better meals

salesman nor a consumer,”

for America's millions,

Farmers are going to shoot $2.5 million to advertise and merchandise dairy foods, especially to teen

‘agers, He recommends flavoring with strawberry, vanilla,

rasberry.

All right, look again. I had to.

It isn’t there, the

coffee, banana, molasses, pineapple and p,q

larly, These posure

to work well.

Why, Pat

it PUBLICITY PUMPERS times go too deep into the facts, e a skeleton or two. Colonial which attracts hundreds of Hoos-

Take

IF IT'S A WINDER, do it reguWatchmakers say morning is better than night. If your watch gains or losses a few seconds a day, don’t worry. It's a good one. things off-beat: temperature changes, exto dust and magnetism and irregular winding. If you get a watch, and want it

throw a watch

This will do it.

some

Williamsburg

Market Slide?

THE WISE ONES, who are

most popular jers each year.

| quaint shop where Patrick Henry bought

~ THEY Fou ND an old account

They've been digging through

tarugs 3nd sundries.”

supposed to know, think the stock book which due for a Henry,

market is top-heavy, .alide,

Three out of four guessing serv- ‘ fees see the market hanging like Rf ripe cherry, ready for a drop. This comes from a survey taken

by United Business Service.

a full year later, Today, any credit bureau would be on your neck, and would probTHEY'RE Nor downFight bear- ably sue, before that. ish but in the wooden words of

Wall Street one of them looks for Srdnonce Officer School

about a 20 to 25 point drop in in-

dustrial averages, weighed against Set at Aberdeen, Md.

. five to seven point rise.

“Added up, that’s a three or four-to-one bet that the Big Board's Course for active commissioned ready to shove the ribbon clerks °fficers,-U. 8. Army, off the cliff again. -

Bauble Boom

opened at the

1Aberdeen Proving Ground, lit’ was announced today

REGULATION W didn’t touch Harrison.

the whimsy buying for Christ-

mas. touched.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

AlLIOE]R

_ 3 Powerful

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3 2 “Emerald Isle”

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showed that Patrick the fiery orator of colonial

times purchased an item listed “sundries” on April 10, 1772. And Pat didn't pay for it for

An Ordnance Company Officer

Thé course will run for eight Jewelry stores went un- weeks with next classes scheduled. to open’ Jan. 26, Mar. Of course, they've been “touch- June 1.

FREE HOME TRIAL LI. 6503

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has been Ordnance School, Md, in Ft.

30 and

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EMEMBER hau - Wasson’ s New ” Holiday Store Hours—9:00 a.m. to 5: 25 pm Mondey Through Saturday}

— FAS SHION DRESSES —

Regularly $7.95 & $8.95!

NEW- FALL DRESSES IN 5 88

Regularly $5.98 & $7.95!

J88

half-sizes. Rayon crepes, rayon jerseys, and rayen tissue failles. Sizes 142 to

30"z in the group.

NEW FALL DRESSES in sizes for juniors, misses and women. Broken color and size assortment in rayon gabardines, rayon crepes and rayon men's wear.

~ ALL WOOL CARDIGANS

After Thanksgiving Clearance!

Regularly $1.99! RAYON CREPE BLOUSES in white, pink, 1 29

blue or aqua. Broken sizes and colors for misses.

Regularly $1.99!

RAYON GABARDINE

color and size assortment for misses and

SKIRTS. Broken

women,

Reaularly $1. 29 & $2.98)

RAYON or COTTON BLOUSES in white, pink or blue: Sizes 32 to 38, but not every color in every size. Some slightly soiled from handling.

Regularly $3.49!

88: 298

in luscious pastel colors or white, navy and black. Sizes 34 to 40.

SPORTSWEAR ——

op _ After-Thanksgiving EA - Savings of Y%=13=1, and More!

Sorry—No Phone or Mail Qrders

— WOMEN'S and - CHILDREN’S SHOES

After-Thanksgiving Shoe Clearance! Regularly 3.99 & 4.95

WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' SPORT SHOES. Net all sizes in each style, but an excellent size range in the group. Black, brown, red or green. Crepe soles, leather soles or composition soles,

Regularly 3.95 & 4.95! WOMEN'S CASUAL SHOES. Ties, straps _ and sandals, in black, red or green. Plat-

form soles and wedge heels. Sizes 4 to 8 in the group.

Regularly 4.95 t0 6.95!

WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES in high, cuban or flat heels. Suede leathers, smooth leather in a variety of styles. Black er browns mostly. Sizes 3'2 to. 10 in the group.

Regularly 1.99 to 3.95! WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS. Short lots and broken lines of good quality slippers

or all types. Broken sizes.

Regularly $1.29 & $1.99! CHILREN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS. Mostly in

sizes 5 to 11. Felts or mouton shearlings.

Hard leather soles or padded leather soles.

Regularly 2.95 & 3.95! WOMEN'S SIDE-ZIPPER RUBBER BOOTS, White or red. Sizes 4 to 9.

Special Purchase! Ww omen’s 100% Wool Winter Coats

- Made to Sell for 29.95 & $35

New 1951 fashions. Fitted coats with belted backs, wrapareund coat styles. Boxy coats with clever back treatments.

® All-Wool Covert Sheens! ® All-Wool Cut Suedes! ® All-Wool Fleeces!

Misses’ sizes 10 to 18. beige or black.

Wine, green, gray, gold, rust,

THURSDAY, Nov. 5 1050

—— WINTER COATS —

{

Friday Only — Women's Umbrellas

16-Rib style in rayon acetate fabric.

“rayon knit; Broken Siies” Ts! 16 and 17.

5, 6 and 7. ?

* "EMBRACEABLE"

WASHABLE HOUSECOATS. Entire stock

HOUSECOATS After-Thanksgiving Sale!

Regularly £2.98!

WOMEN'S KNIT PAJAMAS in striped -

Re gularly. £)

WASHABLE in cotton rayon print, and colors,

J.95 to £10.98!

i 2,

seersucker or Broken sizes NYLON KNIT BRIEFS in white only. Sizes

Friday Only —

Friday Only =

: the tricot rayon knit panties with garter tabs. Shes 9 to 17. Pink, white or black. - : :

Frida Of ) I Ss

— LINGERIE. and ——

499

After-Thanksg ivin g Sale! MEN'S SHIRTS

Friday Only!

bc xm rer TAs, IA A Ce ei

Men's Sanforized Broadcloth Dress Shirts. White, blue, grey, green or tan. Conventional collar or ‘spread collar. Sizes 14 to 17. French cuff style in white only.

After-Thanksgiving Sale!

Regularly $2.95! 51 8

RAYON GABARDINE ZIP-LINED COATS. Broken color and size assortment for misses,

Regularly $23.

STORM CON Bs face lining. Mouton collar. Broken color ‘and sizes assortment for misses. .

Regular ly $39.95 CHESTERFIELD SHORT COATS. Black and gray only, Sizes 10, 12 and 14 only.

Regularly $35 & $39.95!

ALL WOOL SUITS in gabardine,; wharktic and patterned mixtures. Broken sofor and size assortment for misses.

Regularly $16.95 & $19.95!

MISSES’ SUITS in garbardine and rayon sharkskin. Broken color and size assort- 88

ment,

—— COATS and SUITS —

After- Thanksgi ving Sale!

BRASSIERES in broken sizes 32 #6 38.

Regularly $1.50 23.00! - 51 ?

Regularly $2.00! NURSING BRASSIERES in sizes 36, 38 to 40,

Regularly $2. 50 to $ GIRDLES in small size only:

$1.98!

of washable cotton seersucker and rayon

print house coats, Mostly sizes 12 to 20.

Regul

€. GIRDLES and FOUNDATIONS in broken sizes. «

LONG-LINE BRASSIERES, size 44 only. 1

Regularly $5.98 to £5.98!

~—GIRDLES. and BR. AS — |

“Regularly $2.98! Sr GIRLS WOMEN GINGHAM. DRESSES: hs = rd Calico. ‘prints. :

After-Thanksgiving Sale! Regularly $2.50! = 98

GIRLS" 2-PIECE PAJAMAS in outing flan. nel. Butcher- “bey style, | Pink or blue. Sizes 14.40. 16. - witih grippers, Blue, pink or maize. Sizes S$. M or L

Sreciil. SpecialRegularly $1.59 to $1.89! , $ 1

SHORT SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS. Com.

binations of stripes. grey, blue or red. Sizes 2 to 8.

Special-

WATERPROOF PLASTIC BABY PANTS

INFANTS' OUTING GOWNS and kimenos. White with pink and blue trim. GIRLS’ RAYON SLIPS in sizes 10, 12 and 14 only. Tearose, lace-trimmed.

roken sizes 7 to 12.

200 - £83 Lar

Westie” and copen blue.

Regtartiy-# 2-PIECE SNOW SUITS. Toasty Warms. Red or Broken sizes 1 to 6

“qn

—CHILDR EN'S WEAR =

‘Cannon’ 1st Quality BATH TOWELS

_39¢.

® Choice of Solid colors, Checks, Plaids or.

. at 900 toweh available o this greatly |

Sale!

Regular ly 69c & 79¢

Whites with soiding borders!

reduced pricel =.

Clearance on Items for the Home!

After-Than hath vin g

Reduced to va regular price and less. .. ‘WASHABLE RAYON MARQUISETTE PANELS

®* Washable! Excellent values! ® All 42 inches wide. Hemmed

and headed . . . ready to

hang!

Eggshell, Yellow, Rose, Blue or Green!

“

36 Inches Long—Regularly 89c ea. _... 39 45 Inches Long—Regularly $1. 00 ea.. _ 49 54 Inches Long—Regularly $1.19 ed... §59e 63 Inches Long—Regularly $1.39 ean... 69

CA.

Regularly $1.69!

- Solid

FRAMETTES

(Fixtures Included.) Will mur , stretch to fit any win- Qc

dow. Simple to hang.

Color Plastic

Assorted colored ayripes, al 34-inches wide:

Regularly 39c¢ yd. !

36-inch Striped OUTING | FLANNEL

25°

Special Purchase. ... Famous "Wilbarry" 72x90 LACE DINNER CLOTHS

‘Washable! Durable!

Smart all-over | pattern in dainty ecru shade,

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