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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
by JANE JORDAN.

write her at all. I would like to
make her see, if I could, how foolish
and silly she is acting, putting her
thoughts and feelings on paper the
way she does. like her well enough
to want to see her act senSibly, the
way she did when I first knew her
Please don't think I am conceited
I only want to make this kid be
sensible and I don't know how to go
about it. What to do? BOB.
AnSwer-It is too bad that boys
and girls differ so widely in their
attitudes toward a love affair.
Even in her teens, the girl begins
to search for permanence and as
SumeS a poSSeSSive attitude toward
her youthful admirers. The boy
on the other hand has no desire
for friendship with a serious as
pect. His wish is to enjoy him
self without strings attached to
his time or his emotions. Your
parents probably are right. You
can't cure the girl who is merely
obeying her deepest instincts. Of
course, you're considerably fiat
tered in spite of yourself or you
would have taken to your heels
long ago.
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BRIDE TAKEN BY
ORVILLE ROEMBKE

Marriage of Miss Clara Schoen-
bachler and Orville Roembke took
place yesterday morning in Sacred
Heart Church. The bride, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schoen-
bachler, wore an ivory satin gown,
with tulle and lace veil caught
with orange blossoms.
Miss Thelma Roembke, maid of
honor, wore pink lace and matching
hat and carried Premier roses. Mrs.
Eugene Merger as bridesmaid wore
a green gown and carried Talisman
roses. Theresa Roembke, flower girl,
appeared in a yellow chiffon gown.
Edwin Roembke was best man, and
Ralph Ritz and Theodore Schoen-
bachler were ushers.
A breakfast was held at the
Schoenbachler home. After a short
wedding trip, the couple will be at
home at 727 Pleasant Run pkwy.
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GROUP ENTERTAINS
FOR BRIDE-TO-BE

Miss Helen Luedemann, whose
marriage to Christian j. Iverson will
take place May II, was entertained
at a surprise party Monday night
as the guest of Alpha Chapter, Tau
Delta Sigma Sorority. Mrs. Donald
Gordon was hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Howard Caulf1eld.
Miss Margaret Layton will be
maid of honor at the wedding cere-
mony and Mrs. Homer Carter and
Dorothy Mae Iverson, Cuyahoga
Falls, O., will be bridesmaids. Thel-
ma Lou Luedemann, niece Of the
bride-to-be, will be flower girl. Mr.
VERSIONS best man will be Emil
Voelker and usherS will be Joseph
Sitzman and Emil Iverson.
Janet Sue Caulf1eld presented
miscellaneous gifts to the bride-to-
be. The party was appointed in
green and peach colorS.
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'AnnualGuild
.Fete Will Be
Party Event
Groups Form to Attend
Supper Dance
Saturday.

Guests at st. Vincent's Hospital
Guild supper dance Saturday at the
indianapolis Athletic Club will at
tend in parties. The guild president,
Mrs. Ellard B. Duane, and Mr..
Duane will entertain their house
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoef-
man, Detroit, and Messrs. and Mes
danes John ConSodine, John Lind
gren, Russell L. White, Miss Alice
MCGOWAN and William Kennedy.
Before the dance, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. o. Marquette will entertain in
formally at their home for Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Derham, Misses Helen
Barrett and Virginia Feeney; Louis
Adams, James F. Barton and
Michael Reddington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Darmody's
guests will be Nessrs. and MesdameS
P. V. Garland, George o. Conner,
Leo Mcnamara, Frank Kotteman
and Leroy Sanders.
Brants to Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Desautels will
entertain Messrs. and Mesdames
James Ray, George Hoster, l.. S.
Shoppert and Louis Thomas. Dr.
and Mrs. Frank Gastineau will en-
terrain at their home for Drs. and
MeSdameS B. E. Ellis, Edgar Haynes,
j. T. Waldo, Ray Myers, Harry Kerr.
William Doeppers, Kenneth Craft
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Brant will
entertain MessrS. and Mesdames
Robert O'Neel, G. A. Shelter,
Charles Hagedon, Karl Steinkamp,
William T. Murray and DR.. and
Mrs. Fred Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Drake will have as guests Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Drake, Mark E. Archer
and their house guests, Mrs. E. E..
Lehman and Mrs. I. R. Cameron,
both of New York, who are return
ing from Miami, Fla.
Party Formed
Another party will be composed of
Messrs. and Mesdames M. r. Din
min, Edmund H. Bingham Jr.,
Maurice McNulty and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Mooney, Chicago. In a group
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Hilge-
meier Jr. will be Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Broadway,
Newcastle; Miss Helen Robinson,
Edward Lynch, Terre Haute, and
Ray Katzenberger.
Prof. and Mrs. Pierre Moreau,
Paris, France, will be in a party
with MeSsrS. and Mesdames j. Her.
bert Hartman, Forrest Davis, DR..
and Mrs. Morris Paynter, Miss Thel-
ma Sitter, Frank E. Blockman Jr.
and Miss Judy Sitter.
In another group will be MessrS.
and Mesdames Harold Bartholomew.
Edward M. GaSS, Marcus Warrender,
Irwin Fenderick, Denton j. McVey
G. L. Walker and Hobart LITERAL
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BOOK REVIEWS SET
AS FUND BENEFIT

May morning book reviews will be
given May Is and May % in Ayres
Auditorium by Mrs. Alice Baxter
Mitchell under the auspices of the
Indiana Unit of the Woman's Over
seas Service League. Proceeds will
be used for disabled women of the
World War through the Ruth Char
lotte Bush fund.
Among the sponsors for the fund
are Mesdames Paul v. McNutt, Earl
B. Barnes, Kurt Panther, j. I. Hol-
comb, w. I. Longsworth and Earl
Cartwright. Mrs. Robert M. Moore
is chairman of tickets and Mrs. Tom
Polk, organization president.
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STUDENTS FETED
BY MRS. LUDLOW
BIZ Times SDeci1I

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 25.-
Mrs. Louis Ludlow, wife of Rep.
Ludlow, gave reception and tea
Tuesday afternoon at her home for
students of st. Marys College, Notre
Dame and Sisters Maria Pieta,
Benedictus and Gertrude, who are
in charge of party of visiting
students.
Mrs. Frederick VanNuys, wife of
Senator VanNuys, and Mrs. Sher-
man Minton, wife of Senator Min
ton, assisted the hostess. Approx
mately so guests attended. Rep.
Ludlow accompanied the party to
the White House and later to the
Capitol, where the girls were re-
ceived by Vice President John w.
Garner.
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business in the room whatsoever,
due to the fact that she Is not a
trained nurse, and is in no way
connected with medicine and was
of no assistance to the doctor in the
examination at all. I think the
doctor should have asked her to
leave. 1 don't believe the doctor
had any respect for my wife in let
ting the girl stay in the room. II
this girl had have been a trained
nurse I wouldn't have had a thing
to say, but as it so happened it
made me very angry. Under the
circumstances, can you blame me?
The doctor has been our family
doctor for a number of years, but
since this has happened I have 9
feeling toward him and his little
absent-minded helper which viii
never be forgotten. Will you please
give me your honest opinion in this
matter. A DAILY READER.
Answer-Your letter is very in
teresting because you relate re-
action which is exactly opposite to
that of the average man. Most
husbands, I believe, regard the
presence of a woman in doctors
office as more of an act of con-
sideration on the physicians part
than an insult to their wives.
Moreover the majority of women
patients prefer an attendant Of
| their own sex. The doctors office
assistant does not need the train
ing of a nurse. She needs only to
be a refined and tactful woman.
The presence of a woman in the
office is also a protection to the
physician whose relation to his
more neurotic women patients is
charged with many dangers. Your
wife is a lady, but the ebb and
flow of humanity through a
doctors office include many
types which do not belong in that
classification.
What rouSes me to wonder is
why YOU have reversed the aver
age reaction. I can not help but
feel that you were first provoked
by some other circumstance
scarcely recognized by yourself
which accounts for your objection
to the presence of the young lady
at your wife's examination.
If my reasoning interests you.
look back over the whole eX-
perience and try to recall whether
or not the doctors assistant at
tracted you somewhat in the be-
ginning, causing you to protect
yourself by active diSapproval of
her conduct. Did she, or the
doctor, embarrasS you for some
reason, or otherwise give you cause
to search for actions upon which
to base a complaint?
Dear Jane Jordan-I have a girl
friend and when I say friend,
mean just that. She is a nice girl
and 1 like to be with her once in a
while, but not too often. But she
wants to be sentimental and tells me
that she cares for only me and LOT
more stuff of that sort. She writes
to me now and then although we
both live in indianapolis. Some
times I answer and sometimes
don't, but she doesn't get diScour-
aged. My mother and dad advise
me that the best way to cure her is
not to see her any more and not tc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
SUPPER WILL HONOR
COUPLE TO WE'D

Spring flowers will center the
serving table tonight at a buffet
dinner which Miss Hope Pfafflin will
give in honor of Miss Betty Burns
and her f1ance, Daniel w. Layman,
Los Angeles.
The marriage of Miss Burns,
daughter of Lee Burns, to Mr.. Lay
man, son of DR.. and Mrs. Daniel w.
Layman, will be solemnized Satur-
day at the Burns home, 4205 WASH
ington-bivd.
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JUNIOR GROUP
TO ENTERTAIN

Approximately 100 couples will at
tend one Of the spring events of
the northside Riviera Club when a
wiener roast, sponsored by the Con-
tinentals, the clubs junior organi-
zatlon,' is held in the clubs park on
White River tonight. The wiener
roast will be followed by dancing
and bridge in the clubhouse.
Members of the entertainment
committee are Paul K. Routzahn,
chairman; Robert Dill, Ted Weakly
and Richard Bridges. James H.
Maxim, club manager, has announced
a special membership carnival dance
for Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
PHI DELTA THETA
STATE DANCE SET

Phi Delta Theta Fraternity state
dance Saturday night at the SEVERN
roof garden will be attended by
active members and alumni from
seven chapters in the state. Roger
K. Brown is chairman. Joe Nc
Carthney'S band will play.
Chapters from Butler, De Paw,
Purdue and Indiana universities and
Wabash, Hanover and Franklin col =
leges will be represented.
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SUNSHINE GIRLS OF
DISTRICT TO MEET

District meeting of the Pythian
Sunshine Girls, junior order of
Pythian Sisters, will be held at the
temple, 1920 E. Westinghouse, Sat-
urday with Friendship Council No.
8 as hostess group. Mrs. Ida Neal,
Aurora, state organizer, will pre-
side at the meeting at which ap-
proximately 300 will attend.
Councils from Aurora, Greensburg,
Greenwood, Newcastle and Friend
ship and Semper Fidelis Councils
will be represented. Registration
will be held Saturday morning, fol-
lowed by covered dish luncheon at
noon, ritualistic work and pro-
gram in the afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
PICTURE FILM TO
PORTRAY JAPAN

Moving pictures of Japan will be
presented by the World Travel
Study Clubs, Inc, at the April meet
ing at tomorrow night in the audi
forum of the Young Women'S
Christian Association.
The film, brought to Indianapolis
by the N. Z. K. Japan Mail Line,
will show country and city life in
Japan, customs, styles and scenery.
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PROGRAM OF CLUB
WILL Be ARRANGED

Entertainment committee men,
bers of the HooSier Athletic Club will
meet tomorrow night at the club
house to arrange the summer pro-
gram.
Meeting with Robert Barnes,
chairman, will be Wilbur Noll, Paul
Coen, Ben Barker, DR.. w. j. Ayres,
Eddie Rose, R. B. Browder, Paul
Blackburn, John Bauer, Harold Mat
lock, Paul White, G. E. AyreS,
Everett Holloway, John Nicholson,
j. F. Davis, Jack Lyons, Joe Nc
Carthy and Joe Harmon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
CHAPTER WILL
CLOSE SEASON

Concluding it years program
Hawaiian Chapter, international
Travel Study Club, Inc, will meet
at IL tomorrow at the Colonial Tea
room with MeSdames Alvin Shake,
Robert S. White and H. O. Myers.
hosteSseS.
Mrs. w. B. Chambers and Mrs.
Albert HueSing will .be guests. Mrs.
S. R. Artman will lecture on Austria
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led from the king and that he will
mark West with the queen.
The declarer's next play should
be the eight of diamonds. Now
East, thinking that West has the
queen, because of the play made by
North, will play low and the dunn
my's ten spot will hold the trick,
thereby giving declarer the oppor-
tunity to discard two of his losing
cards on the ace and king of spades.
Instead of losing the contract, we
now find that the declarer has made
five odd.
Copyright. 1895. NEA Service. 1ncJ
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Horse Show
to Be Event
OfMid-Jun
Committees Chosen for
Arlington Exhibit
Held Yearly.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Koman's Page Editor.

DRIDLE paths. skirting bright
ID green patches Of grass and
woods with budding trees. are draw
ing more riders every day. Eques-
trians who dismissed their horses
for winter sports are turning back
to the bride paths.
While Robert H Brown and Mrs.
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Club Sponsors Event

More than 600 members and
friends of the Welfare Club attended
bridge party and style show yes
terday in Ayres auditorium. Carol
Joyce Kuhn, niece of the chairman,
Mrs. Harry Kuhn, and Richard Hat
ton, son of Mrs. DIN Hatton Jr.,
club member, mooeled childrens
garments. Mrs. A. G. Earring was
style show chairman.
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particularly cleaning
linen.
Francis ruled the of the French
patron inspiration leader. His for the
chva beauty and talent of Europe and Reed selected
without being
The design the fatware
kind on groups of the pieces.
Another which
has huge cluster OF Gala lilies as the cenepe Mnton china,
This china effective
where established Mayors
exclusive Indianapolis
through three generations This firm pattern
since its beginning.
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q l4dblfC VI OCA lAldAly wiz
now lives in Indianapolis
went shopping around"
for her favorite South
American beverage-Mate
pronounced in Spanish
mat-tay. Directly to the
importer she went, IN
TERNATTONAL TRAD
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What is that pulling question you
would like to have answered? Put it in
letter to Jane Jordan!
Dear Jane Jordan-A few days
ago my wife went to the doctor for
a physical examination. This doc
tor has an office girl. I would say
she is about 81 or %. The doctor
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Chppendale influence shown in the temple roof and
hanging bells 1t made London 1853 during the
George III period by George Barber Miss Bertermann
has used nacS roses orchids and Tausen Schoen
Thousand Beauties) wild roses for the decoration,
grouping them unusually in each of the cups, which
originally intended for holding fruits and sweet
meats
At each end of the table two candlesticks which
made in London in 1869 by William Cafe. The
china dinner plates have wide border of platinum and
the glassware is heavy crystal with square bases At
each place. in addition to small place cards. small
slipper favors with tiny white artificial blossoms them
The silver fatEare the Francis pattern by Reed &
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CdllCQ 1lC4 III Viz
room to prepare a
table for the eX-
animation a n d
when she had the
table prepared she
never left the
room but stayed
and watched the
e x a m i n alton.
Here is my idea
about this and I
want you to tell
me whether I am
right or wrong.
[ saw she had no
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
Coffee and Tea Sets DISPLAYED


is showing unusual coffee and tea sets from number of svsths
fued
Another in Reed Bartons pointed antique pattern
simplicity Flatware
the Windsor Castle pattern, with ivory
effective
Among the unusual small silver pieces which have been collected
third
caddy and toddy brandy
of the English outstanding
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
Charles Mayer Offers
Outstanding Examples
Of Silversmiths' Skill
Displays Made on Tables With Suitable
Accomplishments Will Interest
June Brides-to-Be.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

matters holding the attention the
l.
the
Candeight
bride wedding
this month elaborate displays antique which will
delight
One of the charming table displays the the first floor
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tees will attend to the numerous as
signments necessary to make ready
for the show. Mrs Frank Hoke will
assist him in arranging the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Alex Metzger and Mrs. NJ. H
Fuller will see about the entries
and Mrs. L. V. Hamilton and Mrs
H. c. Piel will choose ribbons and
trophies.
Every year guests view the events
from boxes which will be decorated
for the coming show by Mrs. Will
liam Low Rice and Mrs. William H
Wemmer. Sale of the boxes will be
made by Mesdames Clayton o.
Mogg, Orland Church, F. B. McKib-
bin, Robert R. Bunch, Perry Lesh
w. Richardson Sinclair and Mrs
Feore.
Mrs. Robert Masters and Mrs. Hal
Keeling will decide on any special
entertainment and Mr. WemmeT
will select concessions. Mr.. Hamil-
ton, George CarotherS and Miss
Mildred Blackledge will direct park
ing and will be in charge of the
gates. Seating problems have been
assigned to Mrs. A. L. Piel.
The day of the show will present
the work of the grounds committee,
composed of Mr.. Metzger, Mr. Hoke,
Mr.. Rice, Mr.. Fuller, Mr.. Bunch
Don Bose, Hubert Hickam and Don
Test. Mrs. Test will direct printing
of programs.
The committee which will see that
horse minded friends receive news
of tie event includes j. F. Can't
well, Mrs. Rice, Mr.. Mogg, Mrs.
Dorothy Afford, Mrs. David Liggett
and Mr.. Keeling.
Mrs. Samuel Gilliland, Pittsburgh,
will arrive tomorrow to be a house
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Lee Burns,
and Mr.. Burns. She will be a guest
at the wedding of the Burns daugh-
ter, Miss Betty Lee Burns, and
Daniel w. Layman, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Daniel w. Layman, on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Harry Coleman Moore has
returned from the East, where she
visited in Philadelphia, New York
and Westwood, N. J. At Westwood
she was a guest of the daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Clark Day.
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Orange and Green Dress Table

LUNCHEON table Mayors green
Antique Sheffield has been used table
other The
with flower the form SHE'LL filled with lilies valley,
at each side of them The Messens
poted plants and huge tray
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
Pdrtu Set for Pupils

Spring party for pupils of the
indianapolis Civic Ballet will be
given by the Mothers Guild of the
ballet at 7 tomorrow night at the
studio. Ivan Saranoff, director,
has arranged a program to be pre-
sented preceding the party.
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Margaret n y l d =
ham Feore in
struct new and
old riders in rid
ing form at Mr..
Browns stables,
they spare time TO
begin preparations
for the a n n u a ]
Arlington horse
S hOW at t h 2
stables on June
IA and IS. Mr.
Brown will man.
age the show but
several commit
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25

~ opdAh lCS Will a
new kind of cool
ness. You might
ow Forstmann
would advance the
last word in fabrics.
Likewise you're not
the least surprised
t h a t BLOCK
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GUEST MEETING
HELD BY CLUB

At the Wednesday Afternoon
Club meeting yesterday guests were
entertained. Mrs. Arthur Overbay
was hostess, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Bradford presented the paper.
Saul Bernat, violinist; Mrs. Harry
w. Schwab, reader, and Roberta
Bland, harpist, presented a pro-
gram. The tea table was decorated
with pastel spring flowers. Assist
arr nostesses we're Mesdames G. M.
Aldag, r. w. Robertson, w. E. Stein,
c. L. Hacker and G. w. Bland.
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want to tell you little story with
a Continental flavor and a Latin
background. Along about yesterday
native of Germany who
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Dresses and suits at extremely re-
duced prices! A small and exclu-
sive FROCK SHOP where there is
plenty of parking space-that's my
newest discovery - 1109 Park-av.
Loveliest spring merchandise for i'm
mediate wear-now $8.75, $1275 and
up. Also most attractive garden
prints, laces, printed chiffons-and
smart cottonS! One visit will con-
vince you.
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Beta Chapter, Rho Delta Soror.
ity and Delta Gamma and Phi Tau
Delta Sororities jointly will hold 9
dance tomorrow night at the Hoo
Sier Athletic Club.
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heed my words for I've
looked into the situations very
carefully -. and I pass along
these names and addresses
with a serious purpose in life.
After all, you are my best
friend and yet I'm happy to
disclose my most precious dis
coveries. Just see if I'm not
-. you can call me anytime
and I'll tell you more. Any
little thing I can shop for 80.
will be a pleasure. My adj
dress is The Times. My tele-
phone is RI. 1851. My name is
eeRRs
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ING CO, "a Union IruSL Bug. AND
she became simply delighted
Though that scarcely is an ade-
quate description to find SCAM
Yerba Mate, just like the delicious
Mate she had been ordering from
Germany since the year 1924. Acres
Of diamonds" .. yes right here
at home and a true story. Do
you live near Pedigo's Market, 100
z. 54th ST.? They have SCAM
Mate.
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And now until Tuesday, thou
sand good buys.
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were first to introduce "Coolaine"
to the HooSier sun worShipers. Oh!
90! All! This fabric has every
thing-it's sun-fast it's shrink
proof and never even thinks of
going into a wrinkle. These fine
makers know what kind of clothes
do the best travelling. Now do
you buy your spring suits and coats
ready-made? Or, do you profess a
Schiaperelh talent? No matter, you
can still have Forstmann "Coolaine. !"
And you'll find on the second floor
at BLOCKS coats made of the
most luscious new shades in unusu-
ally smart styles. I loved the new
Angoras-so soft-but I went back
to the Forstmann coats. Then, on
Main Floor you'll see yards and
yards of patterns and colors in
these air-cooled woolens lovely
to look at delightful to wearl
Um-hm!
A Pine Bath and rub-do1On
are wonderfully refreshing as
a quick pickup these aOarm
days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25

A help in the last stages of
housecIedning-G dust cloth
that polishes as it dusts. Try
1t on yonr furniture and
WOOdWOrk.
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Have you seen the ddshing
Mdlibu Prints for beach and
bathing costumes?