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FOR VALENTINE GIVING— “Joyous Heart” perfume ‘by

Nina Ricci (upper left) comes

in exquisite frosted crystal fla-

con from Paris. At Ayres’ per-

fume counter. Petal pink porcelain roses set in gold and glist-

ening with dew-drop rhine-

stones are fashioned by Coro into pins, bracelets and eorrings. From Block's jewelry desartment. Jonquil or ice blue

~fones make elegant pin and

earring sets priced from $2 to $25 at Ayres’.

Perfume Is Just Right Present

By BETTY LOCHER Times Fashion Editor T. VALENTINE'S day is the

only day in the year set aside for those who are “in love” and those who are “still

in love.” . It is the time of year when

* every cherished woman hopes

to be remembered with a token

of love. Woe be unto the husband or sweetheart who turns up

» Thursday night empty-handed.

Here are a few suggestions for suitable gifts that may even be ordered by telephone and sent out if you are too busy to get into the store yourself. They are priced from $1 up, depending on how much you want to spend. i

” o ” A GIFT WITH a Paris label fs always exciting, and the lovely frosted crystal bottle of

perfume comes straight from

this glamorous city to our own Indianapolis store, Ayres. The subtle fragrance is a blend of

20 essences, among them “the.

most precious of all, absolute jasmine. THE FRENCH name for the perfume, from Nina Riccl, is Coeur-Jole which means ‘“Joyous Heart” The luxurious

heart-shaped bottle is a tracery:

of flowers on frosted crystal, designed by Lalique, famous Parisian bottle maker. These heart-shaped bottles of perfume are available in three sizes, $14.50, $22.50 and $35. For the woman who loves dainty, fragile things, the lovely pin, bracelet or earrings by Coro are enchantingly feminine. The tiny roses are made of delicately-tinted porcelain. They are set in gold with dew-drop rhinestones for the pin and bracelets.

They are available at Block's. The earrings are $1, pins, $1, and bracelets $3. Each is subject to 209, federal tax. If the lady of your heart wears tailored clothes and loves dramatic jewelry, she'll be pleased with the new pin and earring sets for spring in jonquil yellow or ice blue. You'll find many styles in these two new spring _ colors at Ayres. Particularly lovely are those photographed above.

on on » THE POUBLE star pin on top comes in two shades of blue stones combined for $2 plus tax. The spray pin, center, is

-a combination of jonquil yel-

low and topaz stones for $7.50 plus tax. For-evening wear, spray ear rings are new. Those photographed at the bottom are in two shades of ice blue, clip style, for $7.50 plus tax.

Irish Linen: Is Tops for Men's Togs

Times Special NEW YORK,’ Feb. 9— Taking a tip from the crisp-as-lettuce look of their well-

dressed sisters, contingent also find Irish linen the answer to their constant demand for a warm weather fabric that not only looks neat but”is also cool and crease-re-sistant. Perfect for cruise and resort _ wear, Irish linen keeps its trim, freshly pressed look all “through the day and comes In the top fashion colors to please the conservative as well as the flamboyant taste. Irish linen men's wear, like women’s wear, is appropriate for any time of day-—slacks, jackets, shirts, shorts for play and leisure wear.

” » " IRISH LINEN suits for a trip to town and handsome Irish linen ‘dinner jackets for more formal occasions-—all are in impeccably good taste and at the same .time invite relaxation without the worry of losing the right creases or acquiring the wrong ones. Because Irish linen is one of the most absorbent fabrics and dries so quickly, it is always

as comfortable as it is good- -

looking. So pack up your Irish linens, girls, both for yourself and for your husband and you can be sure you'll be the best dressed couple on the winter cruise or at your favorite resort.

TV Star Looks Good In Yéllow

Theodora Lynch, the new TV sensation, was looking very spring-like at Mocambo, where she was dining with members of her show, “Dangers of Delah.” She was wearing a grape-fruit-yellow, two-piece wool dress. The skirt was slim, the jacket tailored and close fitting. A large square collar shaped a low decollete, and on the collar Miss Lynch wore a striking dia-

¢ mond calla Illy.

Later on in the evening she removed the jacket and transferred ,the pin to the strapless bodice. :

Jo's Petticoat

Is Harmonizing Plaid Trotting off to her Voice of America broadcast, Jo Stafford was looking very pretty in a simple lime-green wool dress which showed an‘ occasional glimpse of a harmonizing plaid taffeta petticoat. On her left shoulder she wore an interesting diamond-studded gold pin in the form of an open bridge hand, a little slam in diamonds.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

the male

BLACK EBONY MINK—New dark mink is luxurious with

spring suits, coats and dresses.

Furs Called

an Ideal

Gift on Valentine Day

HE gall&ént gentleman who is looking for an especially luxurious gift to prove his love to his Valentine on Thursday will, of course, consider furs. He need not be hesitant in relying on his own taste,

for it has been said, that: in selecting furs men have a nat-

ural instinct for the good and. the beautiful. po

He will, however, want “to know what is newest this season, Furs, in the past few years, have become as style-conscious as fabric fashions and the furs themselves are manipulated into current silhouét as easily as silks and woolens, = = =»

FOR SPRING, a well-kown ‘Indianapolis furrier is suggesting new winged boleros with stole fronts. He is so convinced that this style will be a leader that he is advertising one in the March issue of Vogue. You can be clever and buy it now, then point with pride when the magazine comes out Pictured above, the bolero is

waist-length in back falls

gracefully to fingertip length in front. ow

THE FULL, WINGED sleeves have a narrow cuff and melt into the body of the bolero giving it a cape-llke effect. The flattering rolled collar melts | into the front of the coat. Styles similar to this one are available in almost every type | of fur, but if you want the very best, consider the new black ebony mink like the one photographed. . It is “a new mutation available In quantity for the first | time this season. This and other luxurious furs | are available right now at Davidson's Indiana Fur Co. (By | B, L)

Pressing Tip . Time saver in making dresses ' or skirts at home, is to press the hems in place with your steam iron, instead of basting. |

“Hlackwood on Bridge— TA EE Sometimes It Really Pays To Sacrifice Your Ace Card

CES are to kill kings

with and it's not usually winning play to “waste” an _ace to capture a low card. But there are exceptions to this advice as West found out, too late, in this deal. West was on the spot for a

good lead from the. opening gun. He finally chose the best _one, his lone” trump. South

won in his own hand and promptly led the deuce of dia-

monds. West was not “ready” for this play. He thought vaguely that declarer might be thinking about finessing dummy’s 10, in which case- East might win with the queen and lead a spade or a club up to his acequeen combinations in those suits. | ® » » BUT SOUTH WENT up with the king of diamonds and Teturned the 10, playing the six from his own hand. Thus West was forced to win with the ace

and this time he had no safe return, h After long thought, which helped him not at all, he laid down the ace and another club. South won the second club with the king and cashed the queen of diamonds on which he discarded a spade from dummy.

At this point he only had to

South dealer . East-West vulnerable

NORTH 8917 H—A987432 D—K 10 C—9 8 WEST FAST S=~AQJ8 8—10862 H—6 H—5 D—AS ‘Dd D748 C—AQ6532 OJ 14 ' SOUTH S—KB54 H-KQJ10 D—-QB862 OC—K 10

The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1H Dbl. 4 H All Pass

give up a spade trick and the rest of dummy was good, ” ~ nu

WEST'S DECISION to play

Jow on the first diamond lead

would have been all right in most cases. True, declarer might have had only the jack in which case the play of the ace would have knocked East

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the queen. On the other hand, West should have realized, even at trick two, that the five of diamonds was his only possible safe out-card. If he had won with the ace of diamonds and returned the five, South could have discarded a spade or a

‘club from dummy on the queen

of diamonds, but there would have been no way for him to avoid losing four tricks.

LS Ap & Os

Ayres Calendar of ‘Fashion Events

Tuesdey, February 12

Bridal Fashion Show 2:30 and 5:45 P.M.

Ayres’ Auditorium, Eighth Floor

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Tuesday, February 12, through Thursday, February 14

Informal modeling of fashions made of

Dan River Wrinkl-Shed Cottons 11:00 A. M. to 4:00 P.M.

Ayres’ Fabrics, Fourth Floor

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“hankies for your. valentine!

A red and white print with theme "romantique”; a Swiss cotton

. from our wide selection. ,

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Print Handkerchief, 50¢

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+ Lace and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 1.00 each

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andkerchiefs, Street Floor

. .ombroidersd with hoarisi a wisp of lace centered with sheer white

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cotton! All born for Valentine giving . » . and just a sampling :

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The necklace les flat like a regal collar. . . is, like the earrings and bracelet,

made up éntirely of intricate filigree! In gold or Pry metal . 44

it's new, dramatic and different . .. Trifari-created for your Valentine Queen! 1

"queen's collar" by trifari

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Necklace, 6.00 Bracelet, 3.98 Earrings, 3.98 Pre