Word: linens
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Lord Dunraven of Adare (more will have to wait for next year's shearing). There are also brilliantly beautiful Donegal rugs and carpets in hand-knotted modern and traditional designs, chandeliers of Waterford glass, and 40 paintings by contemporary Irish painters. There is a profusion of Irish linen, of course, and Georgian antiques and contemporary pottery. The store has even inspired the Irish to turn out a stunning new line of children's clothes...
...also a consummate actor -like his grandfather Faulkner, who strolled the Oxford town square in a white linen suit with an overcoat and a cap with ear muffs, or like his greatgrandfather, the Old Colonel, who wrote an early bestseller, The White Rose of Memphis, before he was gunned down by a neighbor suspicious of the colonel's intentions toward his wife. After he became "tired of a formal education" and quit school in the tenth grade, Bill decided to transform himself into a dandy; with the money he earned as a teller in his grandfather's bank...
...Students--Students are asked to check their rooms for valuables and personal belongings before leaving. Also mailbox and room keys, and all linen and blankets must be turned into the dormitory Janitor...
...swim. For summer suits and sport coats, however, we recommend them highly. You will find their suits in poplin ($45) and dacron/wool ($85) stocked in a complete range of sizes. Brightly colored dacron/cotton bermudas go at $10, and for the more staid, they carry British linen walking shorts ($18). Calf suede desert boots, also from England ($15), are comfortable and popular...
...peripatetic female who wends her way up Mass. Ave. to number 1684, will find Adele Bragar's little shop excellent for basic items. She just reduced her shifts, shorts, blouses, and dresses in madras, seersucker, prints, and Irish linen. Bathing suits were marked down 20 per cent on Monday...