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Evening star., 1947-06-29
A Short Short Story

a SHO7I Snort Story
AFTER while his letters stopped. The end
IA was sudden. abrupt, without any ex-
planation. Ellen Marsh was, during the first
fortnight, worried. even alarmed, envisioning
with growing terror an accident perhaps an
illness.
But in the third week she heard from the
Thorntons that they'd seen him in Miami,
where he was sailing lot and working only
little; the essence of their comment was that
he'd never looked better.
And Ed and Mary Gilbert ran into him in
New York little later and gave her the news
of him - casually of course - knowing moth
ing of what was in her heart: He was we'll.
He'd sold Merreille, his schooner and bought
a forty-foot sloop. He was excited as boy
about the early-summer boat racing. Had
Ellen seen his hilarious account of his BAHIA
Evening star., 1947-06-29

IOlIlluS, Sic SOuSlll Out Ills SlO1 Win even
greater avidity, because reading his words.
this tinsel fiction that he devised for an audi
ence of millions, seemed to bring him for the
moment to her side. 1t was as though. in the
stories, he was speaking directly to her -
in the turn of phrase. the nlannerism of ex-
preston, she could find him with closeness
that was at once quickening and tormenting
to the heart.
1t was in June, in the glossy woman's
magazine for which he often wrote. that she
came upon the Evans Darton story called
Adventure of the Heart
SHE sat by the open window, the sounds
of the city muted by night. and read his story
of girl named Helen Murdock and man
named Richard Holran. The girl was defty
presented she was sweet very serious, and
rather clnging. The man had banterinp,
smooth tone and gift for the happy phrase.
They made charming couple; they said
clever things to each other. and the beauty of
their young love tugged at the readers emo
tions.
But IN the story the man was married.
He hated being married; it was all CHASTITY
mistake. He wanted ardently to free himself
from his wife and marry lovely Helen. Yet
ne couldn't face the cruelty of abruptly hurt
ing his wife; so he and Helen Murdock de-
cided to wait -
And I must see you from time to time
You'll come TO ne9"
"Yes."
HE pain of their separation was like
cancer. The young man could scarcely bear it.
Of course he could not conceal that his soul
was in torment; his wife, no fool, observed
and accurately interpreted.
One day his wife sat beside his chair and
said, freely and frankly Its Helen Murdock
i isn't it?"
He said nothing, but she read his eyes.
And, astonishingly, she told him calmly
that if he wanted his freedom he might have
it. Instantly, without difficulty He had only
to make his choice.
Then, skillfully, it was made clear to the
reader that Richard Holran, faced with the
immediate possibility of change, did not want
change. His life was comfortable and we'll
ordered. He'd had his adventure; and adven-
ture, as any traveller in wild places can de-
clare, is drearily tiresome if prolonged beyond
the point at which hunger for remembered
warm bed, remembered fireplace sets in ..
ELLEN MARSH finished the Evans Darton
story called Adventure of the Heart" put
the magazine aside, and watched for a while,
through her window, the glow of the starlight
above the quiet city
This was his letter to her, the last letter.
She thought of it without anger, and curiously
without pain
1t was good story, sensitive. But ncom-
plete. 1t did not explain what happened to
the girl Helen Murdock.
Ellen Marsh crossed the room and found a
cigarette. She knew she was free from him.
He had, in writing their story, eased his heart
OF 1t and found release But there was also
Evening star., 1947-06-29

actually they could not see each other and
touch each others hands - this was frustra-
ton that lashed the spirit
She'd hated, too, the necessity to be sly
about writing him - the fact that she could
send her letters only to the special addresses
of which, from time to time, he'd inform her.
A letter to hotel at Miami Beach A letter
to Havana. A letter to Nassau. A letter to a
postbox - whose? - in New York. Hateful
and unpleasant, this deceit. There'd been
moments when the revulsion from it might
have overwhelmed her, if she hadn't known
the need for it, had she not been strong in her
faith.
Yes. it was surely better not to write She
understood this; as the days moved along,
the wisdom of enclosing themselves in silence
became clearer to her. 1t was more nearly
perfect communion, without trickery, with
out shabbiness
SHE knew he, too, had hated the deceit She
had seen it in his eyes, and once he'd spoken
of it, somewhat hestantly. That was the only
time he had ever talked much about Marcia,
his wife.
Il wonder if you can understand" he'd
said. 1T isn't matter of no longer loving
her. think never really loved her." This
was the time they'd met in Philadelphia, he
travelling north from Washington, she south
from Boston. They were at dinner in the
small, dimly lit restaurant. He'd placed one
broad brown hand gently on her hand But"
he'd said, looking at her evenly, II can't hurt
Marcia simply can't do it. Perhaps the
kindest thing would be the clean, frank break,
telling her everything - but can't hurt her
that way.
1T isn't, darling" he added, that I'm
trying to sound virtuous about my humanity.
1t Just isn't in my nature to cause that kind
of pain to anybody who loves me-"
He'd shrugged with gesture of helpless
ness Because. you know, she does love me.
l don't value her love, it has nothing to do
with you and me, with our love - but it's
fact, and have to face it,
She'd felt, sharply, an instants uncertainty.
Yet she herself didn't know what line of
action they could follow. In very real sense
their love had swept the past away, destroyed
their comfortable individual worlds and tossed
them together in maelstrom Marcia (slen-
der, efficient Marcia with the swirl of yellow
hair) was part of his past world - how could
she be fitted into the present?
His voice had gone on softly: "You may
resent tt wouldn't blame you. But I
have to do this thing my way want you to
give me little time, darling A year. Maybe
two years. In that time Marcia will stop low
ing me - she wiH I'll see that she does;
we'll drift apart, she and l, gradual sepa-
ration. Then when the break comes, it'll be
without hurt to anybody. Without hurt,
without tears"
"A year torn from our lives" she'd said.
with the sudden pain in her throat.
Wen have all the rest of our lives to-
gether.
L HEREAFTER his letters came to her rep,,-
larly. And of course she saw his name fire.
Evening star., 1947-06-29

TW-6-9-47
Evening star., 1947-06-29

- was Rood STORY, sensitive. But lnCOm-
plete. 1t did not explain what happened to
the girl Helen Murdock.
Ellen Marsh crossed the room and found
cigarette. She knew she was free from him.
he had in writing their story, eased his heart
OF it and found release. But there was also
release for her. Because the end of the story
was so obviously not the end of Helen Muir
dock.
The world was full of thousand plots,
and Helen Murdoch would 60 on living.
She lit her cigarette and walked to the
mirror above the lamp. The girl who looked
back at her was very young: the face heart
shaped and wide at the brows. The lips tenta-
lively. as if experimentally, moved and soft
smile brushed them just for a moment. Ellen
Nlarsh would go on living too. The End
Evening star., 1947-12-07
DINE CONES mean money
l. to Brooke Hunter.

DINE CONES mean money
l. to Brooke Hunter.
There is, says Mr.. Hunter,
a growing demand for pine
cones, not only for use in
Christmas decorations, but
for a variety of other pur-
poses. For instance, an in
creasing number Of toys and
novelties are made from the
cones and their petals. Chief
among these are the IVORY
Bird" turkey gobblers and
gourd chains.
Painted and decorated, the
cones make clever knick-
knacks and gift articles. Re-
Gently there has been a ten
dency to use them as decora-
tive material in women's
clothing and, according to Mr..
Hunter, the day Is not too
distant when they will adorn
more women's hats than do
ostrich feathers.
Mr.. Hunter, who runs q
nursery near Hyattsville, can
quickly name many different
kinds of cones and tell you
whence they come.
From parts of California
Evening star., 1947-12-07
House Of Pine Cones
Bv LAWTON w. LUTHER

and Oregon comes a 2-foot
cone, long and narrow. From
the Carolinas come smaller
cones with tight clusters of
petals. Some from other sec
tions have claws. From the
West come big fat cones and
loose = petaled cones. Prob
ably the most novel and usable
cone Mr.. Hunter sells is the
Lob-lolly," which comes from
Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, Georgia and Ala
bama.
Mr.. Hunter has little use for
cones that have fallen to the
ground. Those he uses must
be picked from the tree by
climbers. Once picked, they
must be sorted according to
size, shape and breed. Each
type of cone has its own price.
The prices range from 80 cents
a quart up to As cents per
cone.
According to Mr.. Hunter
his chief source of trouble
now is in interesting others
throughout the country in
picking pine cones and send
ing them on to him.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Maryland U. 10 Begin
|PTA Leader Course

A series of PTA leadership train
ing meetings, to be held once every
three weeks through April, will start
at the University of Maryland Tues
day.
Sponsored by the university's Col
lege of Education in cooperation
with the Department of Adult Edu-
cation of the National Education
Association, the series will be con-
Quoted by DR.. Leland Bradford,
director of the Division OF Adult
Education for the NEA.
The first session will be held from
10 am. to 2:30 pm. Tuesday in the
Horticulture Auditorium on the Col
lege Park campus.
Purpose OF the classes is to in
struct parent-teacher association
leaders. the university announced.
Glasses are expected to be limited to
IS persons, including seven repre-
sentatives each from Montgomery,
Prince Georges and Anne Arundel
Counties In Maryland; Fairfax
County, Virginia, and the District OF
Columbia.
If sufficient interest is shown by
parent-teacher associations or other
groups, DR.. Bradford will conduct
an evening series, the university re-
ported. No fees will be charged or
college credits given for the course
the university announced.
Evening star., 1947-11-27

$22 95 wool tailored and
desy dresses brown black blue
to $12
tailored
two-piece black brown blue and
broken sizes IL to 20 SIS
2Womens S1695 tissue fae with smart bows
brown black Sizes 1871 to 2412
2Womens $1695 $780, Dresses and piece
with sequis agotting and satin details; black
blue brown womens Sizes 2pece dresses with sequns and
grosrain ribbon $40
1895 beige striped tailored with gilt but
black with satin and
jacket Sizes black S12
SWomen SIS $50 black satin and
crepe dresses trimmed tops 2piece
with gilt buttons womens sizes
Underwear Shops-Second Floor
ss Rayon Gowns; pink white maize
15O-$165 Stepins; trimmed with Lace pink size 5 59c
50-Juno 1895 Gowns jersey In white iris discontinued
style; sizes II to Is $225
495 Slips discontinued Extacee STYLE jersey
magnolia; sizes to -$39S
discontinued Vanity Fair model
2o-$5s5 Rayon Jersey discontinued model
straps magnolia sizes II to $3S5
le$1095 Extaee Slips discontinued ~ with lace
cocktail sizes II to Is S595
Slips discontinued sy) black blue
Jersey; $40
51-$5s5 Girdles small medium sizes 81
s5s5s5 Slips tearose white tailored trimmed
with lace embroidery; sizes Al to 40 -------- s2s5
Slips; white trimmed with eye
embroidery broken sizes S295
85S395 Pink Satin Slips trimmed assorted Sizes $S5
15-$7S5 Nyion Print S3S5
Tailored Junior
As5s5 Rayon Crepe Gowns; dotted print tailored
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Gov. Lone Gets IS Gifts
For Silent Guest Fund
By the Associated Press

| ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 27.-Fifteen
contributions to the silent guest"
fund were received yesterday by
Gov. Lane.
The silent guest" contributions
were in answer to an appeal by
the Governor that Marylanders
join in the movement to aid hungry
Europeans.
| Under the plan, money sent to
the Governor will be forwarded to
CARE for distribution to the needy
abroad.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
The Brides Shop-Seeond Floor

Bridal and Attendants Dresses including
pink with high round neckne size 1e white
tunc wedding with basque waist size l2
pink pued sleeve hustle back marqsette dresses
and 16 Sweetheart necked marqusete dress IN
orchid IL 49, dotted swiss with Romney
collar and size 10 pea-rufaed detail gown IN
marqusete sizes 10 and a. pastel
with full skirts sizes II and Ia blue lace
with sleeves, size II $40
Attendants including faie ankle
white with colored organdy saes sizes 10 to ~
neckline poued Hyacnth size 49, blue
with hustle back gauntlet sleeves size
yellow ogandy dress a. rufe trimmed rayon dress IN
maize a. fe-rim pink marquisete peplm dress
16 $lS
2-$4975 including white marqusette wedding
sweetheart neckine sleeves satin applique
mdrih skirt size l6 Attendants in novelty rayon
with pulled sleeves and gaunets, size $3S
3-$ss Bridal white satin with sleeves and detachable
trains IA $48
including white satin
with buttons the front size IL and a.
topped white gowns with net skirts sweetheart neckine
and H. tissue fae with low neckne fitted
waist size H. tissue e with seed simulated
pearl embroidery trim, size IL $5S
1-S14 Wedding pure silk chiffon with long full sleeves lace
bertha collar White Size $118
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Medical Group to Meet

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Nov. 81
R.-The annual meeting OF the
Seaboard Medical Association of
Virginia and North Carolina will be
held at the Cavalier Hotel here
Tuesday through Thursday.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Neckweor-Street Floor
433-Sl BeIts-59c Z for $I.oo)

196-Min widths green, brown black.
s7-suede Belts In black brown, red, sree prane with git
buckles -. ~.
15o-Ieather Belts in black brown, red green, navy
Evening star., 1947-11-27

s-womens s5s7s Furred
in black brown with collars and edea
4-womens sss7s Wool dyed
$7s75 Coatsedepoint and suede wool
fitted squirrel collars and cuffs also Tin
Lamb edged collar and 'front.' Blue or black Sizes 1879
w oS or .a gs zs Fl % caatted and boxv dress STYLES in
needepont woons; black, Sizes 1871
,4s75 Fitted Dr.s. Goats in suede needlepn wool
sast :7sss sS cSe.ssrsd & Boz
With badedged collars black and green
Misses and Juniors coot shops-Third Floor
Misses wool trimmed with Tin
Lamb hood and front panel sic Size Is g. -. sss
collar ted ssi's style in black or wine SIS
Misses sss Coat in green wool hare back s
ss5 Coats Of Forsmann and imported plaid wool
ned back brown grey luggage mixtures ses to ~ sss
in embergow Size IL SIS
Misses s3s Coats with detachable hoods OF cotton corduroy
tan grey green wine Sizes 10 to 16 s24
sss7s Black Fitted Dress Coat in needepont wooen
misses s25 blended mink collar
1uniors sss Is Fur trimmed Coats in black plum
with dyed black Persian Lamb sizes and H. a,od ~ a"s s
01 s'ss Far. Back Coat. in cotton corduroy
5uniers SIS Hooded ce. rsd plaid
Junior. = SO Cotton Corduroy Coat in wins. Size
Sports Shop-Third Floor
$s5 Sweaters long seeved boy and ned puovers
Navy and pass pure WOOL Sizes "a to 40 So and S.
ss5 Skirts including black skirts and some
and nared sying Red spice pink in cores
pleats drapes. Sizes 10 to Is $S TO $lS
3-s22s5 Grey Rayon Sport Suits Size 18 $12
Wool Suits with black skirts md royal blue jackets Sizes
so-soss to ses7s Rancoats models
and cotton Beige gold blue green
ssss suos Dresses twopiece rayon dresses with
pated twill onepece dresses luggage wine melon
- 10; "A, s7sS
gabardne long sleeve
classics wine dark gold hazel nut Sizes u to 10 sss'
2s Sports Dresses gabardne coe dresses in maize
aqua grey sizes 10 to SO
1a5 Sports contrast panel from
neck heine sizes u to SIS
rs Wool
fly Sizes 18 and $2S
California prints Jacquard
rayons ayon crepes and Tatea checks tailored and
long and short sleeves white dark green gold rose and
Bouses rayon crepe shirts with French cuffs long
sizes IS and
The Suit Shop-Third Floor
s25 Suits ensembles including coat and dress ensembles
In black imported combed Size
IA; 2snch Jacket wool suit with novelty pocket trim
-sss75 to s7ss Suits including gabardne
detailed jackets sored skirts Size ~; black
suit with straight skirt Size ia $4S
2s$4s75 ss5 Suits including Junior suits in beige and grey
zephyrweigh with pepls hared skirts Assorted
Misses Black, brown pure WOOL Sizes
ssss7s 70 s5s75 including plaid round
collars straight grey plaid Sizes g. H.
49, black, beige brown stripes Sizes
November Clearance
Casual Shop-FiftF, Floor
1os-Nsses Dresses including gabadines in blue brown
beige grey with neckine three front
ppums tailored classics with white Guns and tabled
yokes Black green Sizes 10 to 2o------S7
Hs5 Dresses With impressed kick pea in skirts
with cuffs 4
Evening star., 1947-11-27
The Corset Shop-Seeond Floor

2o-$1o large In nn
cotton baiste style Sizes "a and
IS nyon. Sizes II to ~ in cotton batste One style with
upper front Discontinued from stock $ses
-s75o $3.50 Foundations; small figures in all nylon ALL
satin satin and stex Not all sizes In every
style Discontinued from $3.50
8-S125e $3.50 Girdies and Panty Gdes all aex and
power lightly boned waist for both tall
These discontinued garments that Be
reordered Not all In style Talon cosngs Sizes
-S7Ss
Girdes
models Included Dorothy Bckum
styles Sizes 26 to 80. But only style
type few garments discontinued models in size 49,
s4S5 and sssS
-Ss5 $s Gds and Panty Girdles in small sizes only
puons white for the little figure Also lastex
garments 81 and S2S5
1S$25o 3 Brasses all nylon lace net and nyon and
cottons and white. Sizes 81 to S. Ali
discontinued styles. each . splendid
range the -$3S
Evening star., 1947-11-27
The Suit Shop-Third Floor
November Clearance
CosuoI Shop-Fifth Floor

including gabardnes blue brown
crepes with neckine three front
pplums tailored classics with white pque cuffs and tabled
yokes Black, green red brown Sizes 10 to 20-----V
Crepe with kick peas in skirts
with skirts slim dressneke
pleated cu1s Black brown sizes 10 to 2o
wine black Sizes 70 to A----3
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Misses and Women's Dress Shops-Seeond Floor
3S-Misses' sl6.e5 Dresses-$l0

and two piece styles tailored
dresses afternoon dresses WOOL
black ed blue pink beige and sizes 10 to 20
In the group.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
French Room-Second Floor

S47 including black ankle length rayon jersey
evening cocktail dresses with
qun and flesh marqusette yoke Black sizes 10 to H.
costume in black and toast comb-
rayon afternoon dress with high neck self
detailing Brown, $lS
including aped black aupe wool dress
Christian Dior influence Sizes 49, 49, Rayon crepe dinner
gown 10; black marquee ankle length
black evening dress with lace
mdn IL; twoece jersey dress navy size TO- Glib
fa with white size IL
draped dresses sizes 10
satin trimmed Dress size 49, spice rayon
creme button trimmed dress size IA s2s
including afternoon dress with
16, tissue faine afternoon
neck trim, size IA $SS
s5 s45 Dresses including salt and pepper checked
size 49, lace evening
dinner dress white embroidered With
IA; lace evening dress with sequin
embroidery peach satin sequn trimmed
evening in champagne marqusee size $4s
Twopce with buttons self detailing
Size
Evening star., 1947-11-27
NeqIiqee Shop-Fifth Floor

S12s5 sss5 Bridal Robes including wraaround and spn
solid colors with lace trims white pink
blue Rayon Crepe assorted prints
smarty with patch pockets blue
green yellow and fuschia In the group sizes II to 2o sass
satin with satin
applique; sep-in yellow with blue applique, with
IA to rs
Bridal Negge including lace trimmed and
with
white pink SlsSS
sss5 Rayon pink
trast trim medium
with nylon lining shrred and
pink blue; sizes small and medium
2-s35 Marabou jackets; blue Black
1-Ss25o Yellow Jacket; S2zSs
Housecoats In seeucker with closings
prints white IA Is;
16H to 24h
Cotton Broadcoth Housecoats hor prints
ripper styles; sizes SO to
22-sss5 Striped 2Pece Paamas IN red blue
18
a-ss5 Pajamas
rs
Evening star., 1947-11-27
GIoves-Street Floor

13os2s5 s3s5 Collars Dk Button Bows; white and
skim capens amb and pigskin IN the group including
2s5 pai50 81 Cloves and cotton shoes and long
gloves; white, beige, some colors TO ss
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Budget Dress Shop-Fourth Floor

Du00et UIeSS 9HOp-TOuItn TlOOI
including gabardines.
styled twopece faies and dresy
green, wine black brown beige and in
the group Misses IS and u
including wool dresses and
gabardn styles desy with cood
shirt waist styles in black uschia brown TAM
purple Twopece styles with velvet trims Sizes l6s
24 IS and u
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor
black styles
necknes length short sleeved low neck
skirt dresses In royal blue RED
of Sizes to Is SIS
406 $s95 $22 IS Dresses including one-piece black rayon
with skirts in bright coiors
with nahead trims and tiny pepns seqn trimmed cape collar
dresses black onepiece crepe dresses WIN
colored band trimming :--~~ Sl2
15S2295 including onepece crepes with
rhinestone studded bodc onepiece checked woolens with
waisine gabardlnes Black ana
is $lo
z5$l3S5 Dresses including bright piece plaid woolen twopece
suit dresses onepece black tissue rayon aes
drapery b. $7S5
Marqusette Formal Balenas in
white green. and H. $2s
Baerinas with sequinned
midrih assorted colors Sizes to 15----------$1S $1S
Junior Budget and Teen Shops-Fourth Floor
including smart afternoon rayon
gabadne black and assorted colors Sizes
1-sss5 ss5 Sweaters solid colors and Jac-
hand-fashoned deaing and handsewn seams
Good assortment of colors 81
S-S495 Shirts with short sleeves White Sizes
10 to 16 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
15-sss5 1000 Wool Flannel
Sizes 10 to is "a
Rancoas san fitted styles
$lZ
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Women's Coots-Third Floor
Women's $79.75 to $89.75
Coots with Silver Fox CoIIors-S68

boxy models needepont and suede woo handsome
collars black wine Sizes
14h to 24A, "a to 10.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
MiIIiner-Street Floor

MiIIinefy-Street rIoor -r>"
ss Hats including feather trims casual. forward hat,
in fe.t. Black brown and few bright ccos ~
5939 to $3.50 Hats in rayon satin or wool felt dressy or casual
-. types Black b brown and assortsd & Winter color; - m
padres bonnets rollers black brown, navy
F.lono purple wine Victorian sreen Kelly ss and
.r: Better MiIIiney-Third Floor
@sso and SO Fs With feather trims jewel trims yelling
the shapes; black and few sad -
.--s.~ 49, .4..4a Shoes-Fourth Floor |rs
pairss1zs5 styles
kdskn ties brown
skin with medium heels fine shoes ALL broken sizes Ss
pass5o $1ss5 Shoes; cafskin and abardne ds and
Hondboqs-Street Floor
ss-s7so ss5 Handbas broadcloth fae
tailored medium size with slipper top
openings others with double handles Black or brown
Handbags pouches bags single
double handles some derarm styles black brown ayon as
pouch styles plastic
Asss5 s. Handbass plastic calf plastic wool boad
cloth includes envelopes single and double top hand:
1873 sso Evening Ba chain handle pouches pasts and multi
to ,,s Handbags. boadcioth. and leather. medium ..:
pouches tailored bags in black and se
JeweIr-Street Floor ..,..
zoo r a ST. s. ss".y pins necklaces s M.
Neckweor-Street Floor ..c@.:
ssses5 Maon France Bous white stonecuttr
broken initials S3SS
R.yon Jersey Jewel neckn pink black
sss5 Wool jersey Bouse red blue brown, black Hh
eolols
cotoons ana rayons SOC . slW
Evening star., 1947-11-27

Of MOI
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Toiletries-Street Floor

Lpsicks plated
25-$1.3s Miracle Glide Super Combs
Lipsticks; hall
1-S1 selena Cosmetic
Nm
Hubbard
Atonaisers
All prices plus = combs b~e
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Budget Sports shop-street FIooI

7s3s5 to sss5 Sweaters wool some plain coos but mostly
pllons fitted ana boxy s1s
23-Sss5 Suits corduroy grey and
kin style green or brown dses ~ to
1so-sss Blsd oons tailored and lcs-
with short Sleeves red aau white ssss "
10 sna -
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Furs-Third Floor
[ all prices plus 2OR tux)

1-s15o Coat IS inches long Size 1ss1oo
$3.50 Mouon dyed Lamb Toppers Sizes g. IA and 1ssloe
1-s1s5 dyed Caracul Jacket size IA $loo
1-s345 -Muskrat Topper size 12-S2sS
Canadian Beaver Coat 40 inches long
size II ------------------ $695
Scarf 4-skin-
2-S125 Natural Wild Mink Scars (4-skin)
4-S3950 Double Squirrel Scarfs Askn) so
4-S495o Squirrel Scarfs (5-skn) $35
(3skin)