Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1952 — Page 15

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THE latest word in shopping clothes is pajamas rolled up above the coat hem worn with pumps, gloves and

hat.

Seen getting out of a late model convertible yester-

day on 38th St. was a wellpoised woman wearing a black Persian coat and all the accessories including a flowered hat. Ten minutes later, the same group awaiting a bus, saw this roman walking toward her sar. Only, this time, there was y slight modification in that she was carrying bags of groseries and one leg was covered ny what appeared to be striped pajamas. And she was still comnletely poised. Ignorance is bliss. o on " MOST WOMEN WILL BUY anything they think a store is losing money on, according to Bob Yount. And they'll proudly boast they've actually made a gain from the deal. (He includes his wife in this, too.) Mrs. Yount, who constantly reminds her husband of all the money she’s saved for them by past bargains, came up with a new way to double hubby's dollars (temporarily that is). It seems that last night, while the Younts were playing bridge, one of the men present confidentially told the roomful of people he knew of an investment that was a “sure double for your money.” Immediately, Mrs. Yount asked Bob for his wallet, emptied it, folded the money and put it away in her purse, saying, “We really aren't interested. The quickest way to double money in our family is to fold it over and put it away.” Does anyone know of an oncoming sale for Mrs. Yount to make an investment?

Noted Artist to Speal: At Herron School

TUART DAVIS, New York, a noted artist of abstract painting, will be a guest speaker and critic at the Herron Art

" School tomorrow by invitation

of Donald M. Mattison, director. He will criticize work of advanced students in the fourth and fifth classes during the morning. In the afternoon he will address the student body on “The Shape of Art Meaning.”

Local art critics and newspaper representatives will attend a luncheon in.his honor at noon in the Hawthorn Room. Tomorrow night Mr. Davis will repeat his address to specially Invited guests in the museum auditorium. n ” y

ATTENDING WILL BE the board of directors of the Art

Cooking School Series To Begin Next Thursday

NUMBER of persons already have red-circled dates on their appointment calendar for the Smith College Club Cordon Bleu Cooking School series opening next Thursday in Ayres’ Auditorium.

Among out-of-town ticketholders are Mrs. F. W. Blanton, Danville; Mrs. R. M. Fleming, Shelbyville; Mrs. C. F. Failey, Terre Haute; Mrs. R. S. Kersey, Muncie, and Mrs. J. E. Parker and Miss Mary Jane Day, Eaton.

Coming from Columbus, Ind. will be Mrs. F. Irwin Miller, Mrs. Carl M. Reeves and Miss Grace C. Turner. Indianapolis women who will be in the audience include Mesdames Roy E. Adams, R. F. Allen, F. D. Anderson, R. J.

_Adams, C. O. Alig, F. M Ayres

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MESDAMES MORRIS IL. BROWN, Joseph W. Barr, R. I. Blakeman, John Babbitt, Frank C. Balke, Max D. Bartley, J. K. Berman, Hans Boehm, Clifford Blackman, D. E. Brown, V. M. Brown, Layman H. Bruner and J. L. Cadick. Also holding tickets are Mesdames H. F. Call, J. G. Campaigne, J. F. Carroll, 8. N, Chambers, G. H. A. Clowes, J. J. Cole, J. P. Collett, J. N. Collins, Maxwell Coppock and James Cunning Jr. Mesdames Noble Dean, R. B. DeMars, B. W. Duck, G. H. Duling, C. B. Dutton, R: D. Eaglesfield Jr.,, L. H. Earle. N, C. Estabrook, Bowman Elder, E. J. Elliott, J. M. Fox and J. W. Fesler. Mesdames 8S. F. maker, J. .C. Finneran, P. E. Titscher, R. K. Fowler, J. H. Groves, J. A. Goodman, W. J. Gradison and C. Dolly Gray. Mrs. Dione Lucas, New York, will glamorize everyday fare at

Fenster-

» - " DR. AND MRS. WALTER P, MORTON, 3434 E. Fall ‘Creek Pkwy., N." Drive, were present at the testing of a new atomic weapon recently. While in New Orleans, the Mortons, in an attempt to get their fill of a truly French cuisine, ordered crepe suzettes. The delicacy really made a hit with them-—exploding as it was served. Undoubtedly, this is what is meant when people refer to the “French touch in cooking.” = Fd » 3 IFF HOBOS SHOULD knock

on your door Sunday, offer them ffower seeds instead of the usual coffee and food.

Hobos will invade the northeast section of Indianapolis that afternoon trying to locate the best spots for handouts. | And they will end this wandering search with a campfire at the home of Mrs. Adelaide F. Edwards, 3465 N. LaSalle St. This could cause a revival of “Nature Boy.” Incidentally, these “tramps” are members of the Nature Study Club. 2 - . MARY HAD A LITTLE dog | whose coat was white as snow. | (It's a dog in this case and the owner is Mary Carlsen.) After experimenting with a new hair color rinse, Mary now has a little dog, whose coat is very bright auburn. It’s all in keeping with fashion at least.

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Association of Indianapolis, Indiana Artists Club members, the Herron Art School Alumni Association and art instructors from Indiana University. A native of Philadelphia and pupil of the noted art instructor Robert Henri of New York, Mr. Davis showed paintings at the first great modern art show in America, the noted Armory Show in 1913 in New York. Since then, his work has been featured in all important shows in the United States, France, Brazil and Italy. Currently the artist is a member of the faculty of the art department in the New School for Social Research in New York. His most recent award is the | Garrett prize at the Chicago Art Institute last year.

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the five-meeting series on consecutive Thursdays. Sessions are from 10:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. It will benefit the alumnae group's scholarship fund.

Committee Appointed

Alumni mothers at Park School have formed a commit-

dee to assist the Garden Tour Committee this year.

They are | Mesdames Lowell Patterson, Frederick Marston, Joseph Kivett, William E. Rogers, Louis E. Randle, James A. Hogshire Jr., James Beatty, George W. Hamilton, Paul van B. Allen and Leslie M. DeVoe. & The mothers represent alumni of Park who have graduated during the last 10 years. Yesterday morning Mrs. Charles Johnson entertained the group for coffee in her home. She is | general chairman of the Park Garden Tour.

Plan Showing of Films For WCTU Members

“Traffic with the Devil,” an MGM film, and “Drunk Driving” wil be shown by Robert Palmer at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Wilking Music Co. The showing is part of the | all-day institute of the Central Unit, WCTU, which opens at 10 a. m. Mr, Palmer is Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce assistant safety counsel director.

between 11:30 and Noon.

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All other weekdays: 9:30 to 5:00

BLOCK'S TERRACE TEA ROOM open Thursday from = 11:30 to 2:30. Please enter from Market Street door

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ROAST AND BAKE BOTH AT ™ ONCE WHILE YOU'RE AWAY!

DOUBLE OVEN ELECTRIC RANGE

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The automatic clock guards both ovens at the same time, keeping the heat at the different levels required. Calrod high speed surface units distribute heat evenly on all top burners, heat up fast. Rotary switches away from the heat zone and out of reach of small fry give any desired heat. Many other wonderful features.

Come and see.

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® 9 Ibs. dry clothes

SALE ... SAVE $35

APEX DeLuxe WASHER

with 3-.vane spiral dasher

Orig. 134.95

While limited quantity lasts $15 DOWN . .. 1.25 A WEEK

(including low carrying charge)

TT OTHER APEX WASHERS IN THIS SALE™ | FAA , 79.95

'APEX-ROTAREX, special .

139.95 APEX, 22 gal. de luxe. . ..

159.95 APEX, 22 ga! with timer visas 129.95

and electric pump ......

® 20.gallon tub

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Apex Exclusive Spiral Dasher Filled to the silk line (5 Joi water), it gently launders light loads of fine, deli. cate fabries. Filled full to the top water line, it quickly, thoroughly launders the large loads of regular wash——every-

... 109.95

Trade in Your Old Washer as Part of the Down Payment,

thing to overalls and blankets.

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SAVE $40 . . . Clearance New 1951

REG. 289.95 8-cu. ft. - KELVINATOR

249"

ONLY $3 A WEEK

(Inc. ldw carrying charge . . . 15% down)

This big refrigerator gives you a full 15 sq. ft. of shelf area, twin sliding crispers for moist-cold storage, de luxe non-tilt shelves with plenty of

tall bottle space, many other modern features.

WHILE LIMITED QUANTITY LASTS

ALSO IN THIS CLEARANCE] 269.95 KELVINATOR, 8-cu. ft..........239.95 309.95 KELVINATOR de luxe. ......... 269.95, 324.95 KELVINATOR, 12-cu. ft. ........289.95 369.95 KELVINATOR, 11-cu. #1. ........329.95 479.00 KELVINATOR, 12-cu. ft.,

2-door model ......... tessa rsiie or 839.95

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Special Purchase and Sale

ARVIN CHROME DINETTE SETS

save 21.95 on either set

Your choice of two beautiful Arvin sets with triple plated chrome legs, table tops in green, gray or yellow laminated plastic, resistant to stains, heat and chipping. Each table with 4 four-legged chrome chairs upholstered in easily . washed Duran plastic to match the table top.

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8.70 down, 1.25 @ Week 30" x 40" closed, opens to 30"x48" (inc. low carry chy.)

13.20 down, 1.25 a Week (inc. low carry chg.)

left above: 79.95 SET NOW, COMPLETE...

Bow-end table with twin corner legs,

left:

119.95 SET NOW, COMPLETE. .

Bow-end table with twin corner legs, 30" x 48" closed, 30" x 60" open. Air cushion chair seats mounted on a steel base. Plump, resilient, comfortable.

BLOCK'S KITCHEN FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR

SAVE $15 on this

84.95 ELDREDGE SEWING MACHINE

1.25 a week (including small carrying charge . . . '/4 down)

Complete with all standard attachments. Dou-

ble lock stitch, alike on both

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Limited Quantity

sides, won't ravel

out. Built-in sewing lamp. Disc tension with

automatic release, improved stitch regulator, 3

self-threading shuttle, self-setting needle.

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SALE OF

MIRRORTONE 20” TELEVISION

at LESS than you would expect to pay for smaller sets

* Removable Tube Mask * Built-in Antenna * One Control Tuning

* Adaptqgble for UHF

20" Table Model only..

You get a great big rectangular 20-inch picture, bright and clear with glare-reducing black face tube. The tube mask is easily removed for cleaning of picture. tube face. You get simple, one-knob continuous tuning control, simplified

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front picture. adjustment knobs. All these fea: tures in both table and console models embodied in handsome cabinets,” modern .in their simplicity, rich in their mahogany finish. Blond Console, 234.95* : 20" Console MIRRORTONE only 229.95.

14" Table Se , 17 Table Set .icesiessinves

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Special Sale Price on These Mirrortone Models While Quantity Lasts

crvereiiani 119.954 16" Table Sot vovsrisrcrrsrvenvens one oni 139.95%

ian JAR.95Y 16" Console ....iilviciviesatenneniins 159.95% . *Plus Parts and Service. Warranty .

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