Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 11, 1975 Page: 20 of 22
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Ladies'
quality nylon and acetate fleece. S-m-l.
Reg. 7.99
Short styles
5” 7”
Special group at special prices! 1st
FLEECE ROBES
Reg. 10.99
Long styles
reg. 1.99
Only
S-Pt.
BATH MAT SETS
Polyester
DOUBLE KNIT
Toss
PILLOWS
Many decorator colors!
Tassels, buttons, squares
and rounds! Machine
wash!
Solid colors or fancy
yarn-dyed jacquards, all
on bolts. Holiday colors!
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Includes bath rug, con-
tour rug, tank top . . lid
and tank cover! Non-skid.
Don't Miss This Sale!
20% OFF
Entire Stock
WORK SHOES
Take advantage of our Smart-Santa buys on
every work shoe in the house! 7 to 12.
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Burleson School
of Dance
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232 N.W. ELLISON
478-9 827
• 420 CHERRY LANE
• 530 W.RANDOL MILL RD., ARLINGTON
• 80 WILSHIRE VILLAGE, EULESS
_________________ • FORUM 303, ARLINGTON
209 N.E. WILSHIRE BLVD., BURLESON • 5201 McCART STREET
8003 WEATHERFORD HIGHWAY • NORTHEAST MALL
• 5520 RIVER OAKS BOULEVARD
• 5160 EAST BELKNAP
• 6708 JACKSBORO HIGHWAY
• 1525 BOWEN RD., ARLINGTON
• 117 INDUSTRIAL BLVD., AZLE
• 6509 MEADOWMOOK DRIVE
• 3328 MANSFIELD HIGHWAY
• AVE. C & HWY. 35, DENTON
• 4121 DENTON HIGHWAY
• 233 PIPELINE ROAD
• 2G9 ri.c. WitSniRc BLVD., BUklE
• 8003 WEATHERFORD HIGHWAY
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COATS!
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Sell for
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$39-$50
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Many styles, some
one of a kind, so
hurry! Wools, piles,
leather-like vinyls
. combinations!
Sizes 5 to 13 . . .
fabulous!
HOLIDAY RID
Girls'
SLEEP-
WEAR!
^97
ea.
Comp. 5"
Long gowns, baby
dolls, pajamas! All
1st quality nylon tri-
cot. 7 to 14.
Buy
AND
FARM
EQU! PME NT
MJ. Clements
HWY 174
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Burleson
295-9041
A Ivarado
295-4790
Farm Store
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Men's
JERSEY
SHIRTS
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Long sleeve acetate/
nylon floral and
fancy patterns. Sizes
s-m-l-xl. Great buy!
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Reg. 4.99
SHIFT GOWN
3"
477
Reg. 5.99 Reg. 6.99
BABY DOLL LONG GOWN
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•CARPET "VINYL • TILE
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9:00 - 1:00 SAT
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CB Club To
Sell Fireworks
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Explosion!
Men's
DISCOUNT GIVEN
ON ALL CARPET
have a
nice weekend...
COMPLETE YOUR HOLIDAY DECOR WITH CARPET FROM
Walker Carpet Co
(817) 295-5723- JOE & JEAN WALKER-Owners
HWY 174 ■ MT. VALLEY ESTATES ENTRANCE
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• Assorted colors
• Comfortable slides
• Sizes S,M,L.
ON AN AVERAGE
SIZE ROOM OF
CARPET YOU COULD
SAVE AS MUCH
AS $19.00
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OPEN TILL 9
ALL SUBURBAN STORES-DOWNTOWN;
9'til 9, MON., FRI., SAT. 9'TIL 8,
TUES., WED., THURS.
SLIPPERS
1"
Sale
3’7
7"
7*7
II*7
Pre-washed trous-
er jeans with sad-
dle sides. 5 to 15.
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shelters on the windward
side. But above all, keep
evergreen watered through
the fall and winter to reduce
leaf burn.
JUNIOR
Sweater
A Super-Fantastic Buy
Holiday Sweater Savings!
Val.
SLEEVELESS PULLOVER.....$10
TIE-WRAP CARDIGAN......$14
PULLOVER or ZIP FRONT .... $14
TWIN SETS SWEATERS.....$24
Sale! California Brand
Ladies' SLEEPWEAR
Soft, flowing nylon!
Lace, ruffle, embroidery trims. All first quality!
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Gift Box
FREE “
with every purchase
s5.00 and over!_____________
The Burleson Citizen Band
Radio Club will begin selling
fireworks Monday, Decem-
ber, 15, at the north en-
trance to Mountain Valley on
S.H. 174.
Money made from the sale
of fireworks will help finance
our annual coffee break on
March 20. One of our main
prizes at the coffee break
will be-a squash blossom
necklace. More information
on this prize can be obtained
by contacting any member of
the Burleson Citizen Band
Radio Club. All proceeds
from the coffee break will be
used for worthy causes, as it
is a non-profit organization.
Ladies' Fuzzy
10%
SALE GOOD UNTIL
DEC. 24th
ASK ABOUT OUR WOVEN WOOD DRAPERIES
OPEN 9:00 - 5:30 MON-FRI
With the onset of a frost or
a freeze, many people be-
come concerned about what
they should do to protect
their vegetation from freeze
damage. There are certain
precautions one can take to
minimize frost and freeze
damage.
FIRST, USE only tho-
roughly hardy plants in the
basic part of your landscape
such as for shade trees,
screening and foundation
plantings. Use the less hardy
more tender plants only as
fillers, or in secondary places
(entryways, display plants,
or in border).
Become familiar with your
garden’s micro-climate. Ob-
serve which areas are warm
and which are cool. Recog-
nize danger areas such as
stretches of open ground
exposed to the sky on all
sides, particularly to the
north sky.
Plants in shallow or in low
enclosed areas where cold
air is held motionless are
also in danger. The cold air
will tend to settle in these
areas with poor air drainage
to cause more damage.
Tender plants are safest
planted under overhanging
eaves, lath structures or
under tree branches. South-
facing walls absorb heat
during the day and radiate it
at night, warming nearby
plants.
The most ideal location of
all is a south-facing wall with
an overhang. Avoid placing
tender plants such as fig-
vine, camellias, bougainvil-
lea, or hibiscus on a north
exposure. Cold north winds
will take their toll.
Condition plants and soil
for frost. Taper off nitrogen
feeding in late summer and
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early fall to slow growth and
permit wood to harden.
Plants in a state of active
growth are more vulnerable
to freeze damage and less
hardy. Reducing water will
help harden growth, but
keep soil moist at the onset
of frost because a moist soil
holds and releases more heat
than dry soil.
Know how to recognize
the signs of approaching
frost. Knowing a frost is at
hand will give you the
advantage in preparing to
cope with it. Still air, ab-
sence of cloud cover, low
humidity, and low tempera-
ture (45 degrees or less at 10
p.m.); set the stage for a
possible frost.
If you notice these signs at
bedtime, take steps to get
tender container plants in-
side or under protection of a
porch roof or in the garage.
Burlap or plastic covers over
stakes or frames will do a
good job, but make sure the
cover does not touch the
foliage. Uncover during the
day.
If plants have been dam-
aged by frost or freeze, do
not be in a hurry to prune
them. Pre-mature pruning
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Cold Weather Protection Minimizes Frost Damag
may stimulate new tender
growth that will be nipped
by later cold. Wait and prune
in early spring.
In cases of really severe
cold weather when the tem-
perature falls below 20 de-
grees, the less hardy plants
may not make it regardless
of your precautions. Even
the more hardy plants may
be injured.
The most sensible way to
protect plants from severe
freeze is to attempt to
protect their roots by
mounding or mulching. If the’
roots survive, the plant can
be salvaged and new top
growth developed. Use grass
clippings, straw, cornstalks,
or leaf mold, and cover the
eight inches.
Broad-leafed evergreens
may be hardy to cold, but
they suffer windburn and
Sale! JUNIOR
DENIM JEANS
Val. to s 14
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roots to a depth of six to sunburn when low tempera-
tures, strong sun and cold,
drying winds combine forc-
es.
Protect with burlap or lath
Save!
KNIT
SLACKS^
Vol. lo! 16 O'
100% polyester
knit flares. Solid
colors, sizes 32-40,
your choice!
smart sautes gift-shop where
PACE NEWSOM & MOATES, Inc.
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10B—DECEMBER 11, 1975-BURLESON STAR
MITCHELLS
UNDER
Mens Briefs s-m-l-xl
Men's T-Shirts S-m-l-xl
Men's Boxers Size 32-42
Men's Athletics S-m-l-xl . , . .
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Men's Briefs s-m-l-xl
Men's T-Shirts S-m-l-xl
Men's Boxers Sizes 32)42
Boys' Briefs or
Tee Shirts Size 2-16.....
Golden
AVAILABLE FROM:
THE APOTHECARY SHOP
120 W. Elli SON
Burleson , Tex.
295 —2 273
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Ladies'
TWIN
BLOUSES
Poly/cotton voille. All
holiday colors 'n prints!
First quality. Sizes
32-38.
9’7
Reg. 11.99
&
St. Marys'
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ELECTRIC
BLANKETS
Double Bed,
Single Control.......
Double Bed,
Dual Control.........
King Bed
Dual Control.........
18"
22"
42"
Custom
Building
"WE SPECIALIZE
IN BUILDING"
*Add—0ns
*Repair
*Remodel
"WE DO IT ALL"
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Watson
295-8401
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Yes, you must be 100% thrilled
with the speed with which ICY'
HOT puts pain to sleep, or we’ll
return the purchase price with-
out question. $3.00 for 3>/i oz.
jar, or $5.00 for 7 oz. jar.
Rheumatiun SLutfueu!
Time Proven ICY-HOT
PUTS PAIN TO SLEEP
“Without taking Pills”
If you’re one of the many, Fg
many folks who have “tried
everything’’—taken pills by
the thousand, capsules until I
you’ve gagged on them,
spoonfulls of evil-tasting’liq-
uids until you can’t stand the I
sight of your medicine cab-
inet, then it’s time you get I
ICY-HOT!
ICY-HOT has been mak- I
ing friends for just about 50 I
years.
You don’t ‘‘take’’ ICY-
HOT. Instead you just rub its
creamy balm over the af-
fected joints or muscles.
That’s all there is to it. ICY-
HOT must get you the results
you want—blessed tempo- 9
rary relief from the pain of *“
arthritis, bursitis, rheumatism,
soreness, stiffness. You begin to
sleep peacefully again. You can
actually feel the pain lessening.
If you don’t have relief in 24
hours, we’ll return your money.
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Hutson, Wayne & Moody, James. Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 11, 1975, newspaper, December 11, 1975; Burleson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1283378/m1/20/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Burleson Public Library.