The Washington times., 1934-09-05

nine bath towels-seventeen
mildewed, six stained with mas
cara.
Fifteen bathing suits-red,
yellow, blue, green-all faded.
Four rubber ones with split
knickers held together with ad'
hesive tape, and split again.
Yellow suit torn at hem from
being pulled down to overcome
shrinking. Two beach robes
spotted with rust.
One stray white cat-Harriet.
Named for mystery story hero
Inc destroyed by relations in
slow starvation process.
Twelve bureau scar SIX
spotted with ink and nail
enamel (shade-fire engine).
Two bathing caps without
chin straps. Straps and ten
other caps lost at sea.
Stacks, play suits, and pa,
jamas of assorted color and
size. Belts missing to four.
Five sweat shirts for use after
swimming. Two mildewed. Two
rust stained. Six pairs Of white
sneakerS-frayed. Five pairs OF
brown shoes used in Grabbing
expeditions. Five pairs white
Shoes--two with heels missing
heels having been wrenched
off in boardwalk crannies.
Fifty sheets white writing
paper-some containing frag-
ments of Sentences-"Dear Aunt
Alice, we should love to have
you;" Edith darling-can you
and Bill" No white envelopes.
Fourteen stamps stuck together.
Complete box of child's note
paper-pink adorned with little
boy in sailor suit. Four pens.
Two without points. Two with
rusted points.
One copy of Anthony Ad-
verse" Second two-thirds OF
volume quite C1eans
A dozen or two of straw hats.
Faded, limp, sunburned, spotted.
Also large white Panama hat
contributed by grandmother Tor
youngest child to wear to churcn
when girlish blue model with
wreath of daisies was missing.
Blue model still missing.
Green oil cloth for table. Also
one paper weight-glasS sphere
with fish and pink flower float
ing in water therein. Cloth ana
weight belonging to cot ia g e
owner.
one cocktail shaker-glass top
cracked. Five cocktail glasses,
three Clipped. Large Vermouth
bottle containing one teaspoon
full of Vermouth.
Three half empty bottles OF
sunburn lotion. One bottle OF
yinegar-full. One bottle OF
olive oil-partly used and sticky.
Ten balls of wool, untouched.
Two steel knitting needles. Six
rows of sweater back, held by
safety pin.
several dozen feminine dresses.
Rolls of silk underwear and
stockings, etc. All disconsolate
and full of remorse. Three rain
~oots-two nildeWed. One with
pocket spotted by butter from
popcorn balls.
Three new linen handker-
chiefs bought for 10 cents at
boardwalk auction sale. Also
stub of checkbook indicating
IS deposit on Point de Venlse
table cloth. No sign of table
cloth. One large oil painting
unfinished.
One large rubber beach
ball-deflated. One beach UNI
brella-faded. One beach chair
hinges ruSted.
Three long white coats
spotted with tar found in rum
BILE seat of fllVVer.
Large gummy ball Of green
clay, scooped from bottom OF
sea by progeny and wrapped in
paper napkins. Spray OF bay
berry bush-bayberries missing.
Six decks of cards-swollen.
Mementoes left by house
ruests-one pair of suspenders'
pale blue: one half-empty pow
Ger box, one silk slip, six tooth
brushes, seven wash cloths. two
beach sandals-unmatched, one
key to room "a at hotel-con-
tributed by house guest who pre-
ferred change to cottage life.
Eleven brass ash trays turned
green, assorted silver-zgrayish
brown, darning basket-very
tidy, two dozen new napkins
unhemmed, four paper bags Of
sea shells-mostly crushed.
Various boxes of sugar, salt
water taffy, anchovy paste,
wilted crackers, ETC., mostly
empty.
One thermos bottle-top miss
ing.
One prostrated cook.
One defeated house maid.
One mother-completely re.
freshed.