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Milton's Old Fashioned
FROGSTRANGLER
A Frogstrangler is not a karate hold, nor is
it a delicacy, but is an honest to goodness
Mount Airy Monsoon where it rains cats, dogs,
and buys that won't wait at the PLACE!
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Let's start with a whompin' Gold-whetter the
greatest long sleeve button-downs all this
season's vintage, 878 jewels formerly $7.95,
$8.95 and $9.95 please adopt these trend
setters at a bagetelle of $4.95 Wow!
Topcoats reduced for the first time $75.00 to
$65.00 and $120.00 cashmeres at an even
century.
61 pr. shoes formerly to $40.00, including our
usual great brands, would you settle for
$18.00?
Blackcock of Scotland the name synonymous
with the finest scarfs all cut for cold
weather fun $3.95 to $2.99; $7.95 to $5.99;
$14.95 cashmeres to $10.99.
First reduction on choice sweaters entire stock
of finest McGeorge Scottish Shetland crew
neck sweaters strangled from $16.95 to
10.99; four ply crew neck cable stitched
shetlands cut from $22.95 to $17.99; Cox
Moore Lambswool cardigans cut from $19.95
to $14.99.
Group swingin' cravats (ties)
$5.00 to Frogstrangler
Spring anticipation Diehl of
king seersucker lucky sizes in jackets
regularly $32.50, at a grab bag finale of
$9.99.
Dacronwool kick around
tired of looking at them, even though they
started at coins of $50.00, they're dyin' to
be scoffed up at $19.99. ; ousq
Milton decrees war on dacroncotton suits
they've had it, so Bill
come home for $19.99?
Suit house-cleaning on entire stock of our
famous hand-tailored Anthony Craig suits
regularly $185.00, at long range investment
quotient of $125.00.
Further reductions on huge
from 38 short to 48 extra long suits $70.00,
further cut to $55.00; some $85.00 to $65.00;
$90.00 to $75.00.
Group wool sport coats cut from $50.00 to
$29.99; $60.00 to $45.00; $55.00 to $39.99.
Boys sport coats in size 13 and 14 cut from
$39.95 to half price $19.99.
Group belts to $5.00 at only $.99.
Group socks cut from $3.00 to $.99.
Group dacronwool and all wool pants, regularly
to $22.95, would you go for $10.93?
Weldon shave robes cut from $12.00 to $7.99.
Wash pants at washaway prices $7.95 to $5.99;
$8.95 to $3.99 $9.95 to $8.99.
Group undershorts in solid and old school
striped' oxfords, cut from $1.75 to $.99.
Woolrich blanket wool outershirts cut from
$14.95 to $10.99. V
Monkey parkas of warm loden cloth in rich olive,
navy and fine wine cut from $25.00 to
$16.99.
Convoy coats of imported cloth with wool plaid
linings, cut from $55.00 to $34.99.
The time is now The Frogstrangler is in
Full Frog so leap now to the choicest
Old School Trappings in all the land,
to the PLACE!
Downtown
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careened from
of $1.99.
Deals the dethroned
sport coats we're so
Bailey won't you
suits in all sizes
Chapel Hill
LADY
MILTON
No Frogstrangler is
fun without the distaff
side and you won't
believe the prices of
some of the goodies
and they're for real!
The G's have it
Glen of Michigan
grand give-a-way
at facetious prices.
Group blouses and
shirts to $10.95
whittled down to
$2.99, $3.99 and
$4.99.
Jump the spring with
jam sets cut from
$14.00 to $9.99.
Group skirts, dacron
cotton regularly to
$13.95, what a skirt
for $6.99!
Evan Picone hand
crocheted sweaters
perfect slack tops,
to $25.00 at $10.99.
Matching sweater sets
further cut from
$31.90 to $23.93.
NOW GET THIS
entire stock odd
sweaters regularly
to $20.00 at whop
ping $8,991
Entire stock Lady
Milton suits really
slashed: v r?
$39.S5 to $22.99; .
$42jil. to $24.99;
$550 $29.99;
$60.00 to $39.99.
Loden Car Coats
cut from $45.00 to
$29.99.
Imported mohair coats
further cut from
$65.00 to $44.99;
$75.00 to $44.99;
$80.00 to $55.00.
Group bermudas to
$10.95 in sizes 6 &
8 only, at crazy
$2.99.
2 size 8 beige cordu
roy dresses cut from
$14.95 to crazy
$2.99.
Group belts to $3.00
at go home $.39. -
Group dresses to
30.00 at a massacre
of $3.99.
Carolina gift muffler
sets cut from $5.95
to what the heck
$2.99.
So join the Frog
strangler fun and
keep Milton's
green.
LADY MILTON
SHOP
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THE DAILY
roes
By STEVE KNOVVLTON
DTH Staff Writer
Writer-singer-guitarist Jake
Holmes is entertaining the
Rendezvous room - turned cof
fee house audiences this week
with his own brand of music.
"It's not jazz, it's not rock,
it's not folk It's just music"
is how his backup guiatrist
Rick Randell describes it.
Holmes is the first of a ser
ies of coffee house entertain
ers who are launching the new
program at the old Rendez
vous Room in the basement of
GM.
He appears twice nightly for
nearly hour-long shows of ori
ginal music which ranges from
the melancholic to the psy
chedelic. He comes on with his classi
cal guitar, corduroy jacket and
cable turtleneck sweater in the
semi - darkeness of a couple
of dim spots and sings, talks,
cracks jokes and comments on
how the times are a changin'.
"To get a girl these days
you got to be a rolling stone,"
he says. "You don't have to
have long hair; but you got to
be hostile."
Then he sings some more
while the audience drinks
strong coffee and munches
peanuts. The place is vag
uely reminiscent of the Bitter
End in Greenwich Village
where Holmes started six
months ago with his original
style and wide variety of songs.
The crowds here have been
small, almost too small for the
performance, but they like
him. Most stay for the second
show a completely different
set of songs and words.
While sipping hot cider, com-,
plete with cinnamon, the au
dience listens and laughs and,
on occasion, thinks a lot. He
jokes about social customs.
Then he talks about the fears
of growing old. He's but 25
and claims to "have a few
good years left," but it seems
"you spend your whole life
trying to grow up and and
then one day you find you're
dragging your heels."
His last encore, '.'I Think
I'm Showing Signs of Age,"
Sophomore and junior girls
should sign up for Sorority
Spring Rush in the Dean of
Womens Office by Friday
at noon.
NEED A GOOD BOOK
TO READ FOR
MODERN CIV.?
Come by the Bull's Head and see the fine collection in
paperbacks we have grouped together at the front of the
bookshop. Browse thru and compare and pick one that is
interesting to you. Then you will have your own copy that
you can check and underscore. Make a better grade in
that course.
Univ. Library,
Ground Floor
One-Hour Glam-O-Rama
offers a
SPECIAL
SWEATERS CLEANED & BLOCKED
2 For $1.00
Our Coin-op Laundry, open 7-11
DEIBD
(A Special Service)
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Easl Franklin at Estes Drive
TAR HEEL
style
brings the thought home well.
Even at his 25, the song says,
there is realization that fac
ets of youth are regretfully
gone forever.
And he has a song called
"Dazed and Confused" which
is at least as psychedellic as
Donovan's "The Trip."
The audience is supposed to
Singer Jake Holmes
. . . in 'Coffee House'
DTH Photo by Mike McGowan
TONIGHT!
Hans Gmoser
narrates his film
HIGH ROAD
to SKIING
Exciting ski and climbing
action, beautiful scenery.
1 Carroll Hall, 7:30
UNC FREE
9-9
Mon.-FrL
9-1
Sat.
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relax and enjoy the perform
ance. According to a waitress,
you're supposed to "throw the
peanut shells on the floor if
you want, or leave them on the
table. And that goes for ciga
rette butts and ashes Most
anything you want to do"
One of his favorite songs,
"allusions," has just been re
corded on Towers label, a di
vision of Capitol Records "It's
out in New York. It should be
around here pretty soon," he
says.
Holmes studied music at
Juillard, Hofstra and Benning
ton College for Women. "I was
the only male student there,"
he says, "and it was one of
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the most interesting years I've
ever had."
Holmes, said to be "Amer
ica's newest writer - singer
sensation," is on tour at area
colleges. Last week, he played
at Duke, where crowds were
reportedly as small as they
are in Carolina. But he says
there were almost 500 in Dur
ham his last night there and
hopes for and expects the same
here before he leaves after
Saturday night's shows.
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