The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 10, 1947, Page 9

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ee eS BUSINESS GIRL’S - VACATION SAD Ne 8 RA al. Co ne SWIM SUIT . .’. Gray and white striped chambray, bare midriff. TRAVEL SUIT ... Pink and black pin-check gingham, by Natalie Renke. ~ . —e SURTr Oe Ae eenenne “DANCE DRESS... Perfect for summer evenings, a dance dress with vivid black brush strokes on white pique. By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Fashion Editor eat with the high cost of living, tically anybody's salary, it's a smart girl who is able to wardrobe for her two-weeks-with-pay. It's tough, but it can be done. around the clock at the vacation spot of your choice. PLAY DRESS . .. For bowling, picnici:- ing or what-have-you—pink and white striped chambray, eyelet trime And the best solution is an all-cotton wardrobe to take Oe eae aN te RNC I NE og and Magi Rica nm $100 WARDROBE a tal ie: DAYTIME DRESS... Gray sandringham fabric with silver butions down front. » bal “a Toa eh ¥ Ps ng +. a se Bn, ds ea age yeti BS gee nite the painful bite of axes and the general inadequacy ef prec- remain solvent while buying « So handsome are this season's cottons that you can be correctly and becomingly outfitted for every possible occasion in cool, inexpen- sive and washable clothes. To select a complete vacation outfit, including travel costume, which will leave some smc! change out of a $100 bill, gest outlay; will cost about $35. _. Next of course is a warm suit, often. which also should be a hulu, $15 for this. set. Your bill adds up new hairdo for the trip. Sey West Barracks, the Naval |Hospital, Key West, and the 92 Automobiles [Hospital Key Westy a To Be Sold Here |, 2% mscines may be inspect Soon By WAA (Special to The Citizens JACKSONVILLE, July 10 After a lapse of two months, the; “Purchase dates for other prior- War Assets Administration 3S lity holders are: July 23. morn- Florida is back in the automobile ‘ing, Federal Works Agency: af- ‘will have exclusive right to ‘purchase on July 23 and 24. The :be determined by drawing, Cros- by said. sales business, according to James | C.- Crosby, the agency’s acting regional director. e Approximately 575 used _ ve- hicles, located at 11 sites in South Florida will be offered for sale to veterans of World War II and j other priority buyers at the Na- | | je val Air Station, Opa Locka, be- | ginning July 23, Crosby said. | Over 300 of the machines are | at the Opa Locka Base, near Mi- | ami. Others are located as fol- ! lows: | Seaplane Base, Key West, 61; | Miami Air Depot, 69: Morrison | Field, West Palm _ Beach, 42; | U.S. Coast Guard Base, Dinner | Key, 22; Boca Raton Army Air | | | i prices. ing order, Field, 42; Salt Pond, Key West, | 18> Poinciana Trailer Park, Key West, 11, and Se jorder in which they may buy will . {gf TU0NEDEEUOOUHOOANAOOOEEEGEUUUCOASEAGANGEGEOOOOGUUAGEESLGEOCUUOUAAAUNNNGasEOEEGaicHOSUULEEDGUUGUOCANUEEEEAELUGUOUONEEESEERLING 3H, JOB PRINTING Modern machinery and efficient methods enable us to offer you superior printing service at fair Consider us when you place your next print- Phone 51 and Our Representative Will Call The Artman Press THE CITIZEN BUILDING one each at the TMU MEAL you start with a dark cotton suit for the trip. This will be your. big- since you'll wear it hard and A distinguished one in striped color-fast chambray can be hod for around’ $15. You'll need a cool daytime dress to wear at the resort, and you Your evening dress can be a knockout, in vivid printed it for about $22. Wind up with a play dress for picnics and such, for should figure on anothc: pique, and you can find around $9, and you're a!! to $96, leaving you enough change for a couple of pairs of nylons or a Oe eee eee ee Se ternoon, the RFC, buying for small business; July 29, morniny, ; State and local governments: at- ternoon, non-profit institutions. Automobile dealers may purchase from the residue July 30, it was said. ' i | Rexford Guy Tugwell, Univ, 0° iChicago professor of politicn! ' science, ex-governor of Puerto Rico, born Sinclairville, N. Y., 53 ‘years ago. ee ESS. ~<« COO CUOCOECCBOOHEC EEEEEEONELOEEES & aad

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