Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1952 — Page 2

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college and career girls... loo

Sketched left to right:

Curved pocket tweed in brown, blue, gold. Waists 24 to 30 included.

Plain flannel in bankers grey or brown, navy, green, black. Waists 22 to 30 included.

Notched pocket tweed in beige, gold, blue. Waists 22 13 30 included.

Ayres’ Sportswear Accessories, Third Floor :

those wonderful

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heavy “jingle

145 pr. 3 prs. 4.20

The bulky-topped (or pulled-up-if-you-wish) sox that go with loafers and seddles © . . like butter with bread! Not limp, old heavy-as-

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all-wool skirts ship 'n’ shore blouses

in handsome tweeds! In favorite flan- . . . . the neatest, nattiest yet! clean-

nell In the slim, tailored styles that : n {he 3m, tailored style; that ore cut, deftly detailor-ed . . . versatile

in-fashion th ice! to ination they could be any price beyond belief! In fine cotton broad-

cloth, size 32 to 38.

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Classic Opera Pump ........7.95 Bead-Trimmed Sling .........8.95

Braid-Trimmed Opera Also in navy or brown........7.95

cotton heavy . . . but super, extra, heavy-as-wool, which they are! Bead-Trimmed Shell ........8.95 « + . almost like plunging your two feet in a down-filled comforter! Akela i tava BE

In white (what else!); sizes 9, 10 and II,

Ayres’ Hosiery, Street Floor

Ayres’ Budget Shoes, Meridian Shops, Second Floor

Sketched top to bottom:

Light 'n' dark stripes with small convertible collar.

Crisp white with pearly cuff links, convertible collar.

Tattersall check with contrasting binding.

Ayres’ Shirt Shop, Third Floor

ayne taylor

black suedes

a beautiful new collection

of "high-fashion" styles!

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