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1955 Racine Holiday Shopping: Deals & Deals

Step back in time to December 16, 1955, with the Racine Journal-Times, filled with holiday bargains. Fishs at 515 Main Street offered 22-inch TVs for a steal, while Martys Liquor Store (now Captain Johns) provided free booze delivery. Toys were hot at Lathrop Hardware, and Pabst beer was affordable. Clothing deals abounded, with Robert Halls mens sweaters at $5.88 and Mens Wear Supermarts wool slacks at $7.95. Zahns even offered personal shoppers and imported cashmere sweaters. Its a nostalgic look at Racines holiday shopping scene. Checkout Solipillow.com

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