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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
OPS Requires
Stamp On Me at

Have you noticed the new stamp
on the meat at the butcher shop?
Perhaps if you buy in a super
market where they have the meat
all packaged and ready for the
cashier, you have noticed a new
sticker saying that the precious
stuff has been officially graded
by the government.
Edward F. Wagner, Columbus
district director of the Office of
Price Sterilization, pointed out
today that the stamp or sticker
is a requirement of the OPS reg
ulations governing meat.
All beef, veal, lamb, mutton
and yearling mutton must now
be graded by official u S. govern
ment graders. The only exception
TO the rule is a limited amount of
livestock slaughtered by a live
stock raiser or a farmer for con-
sumption in his household or on
the farm where it was raised.
1t is now unlawful to sell un-
graded meat in any of the men,
toned categories and all slaught-
erers who do not have federal
grading service were warned to
apply at once for it. Slaughters
in the % county Central and
Southeastern Ohio area may Sc
cure it by contracting the Meat
Grading Service, the New Federal
Building. Columbus, IS, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

20I5. 2H.l0 and 2s.7e. state Route
No. Sc. In Pleasant Township. by
applying d bituminons treatment
Items T-3H and T-32.
Pavement. Width ~ feet, Length
4,752 feet Width is feet Length
l0.5G7 feet. Width rs feet. Length
1888 feet. Total Length 1902 feet
Proposals Nos. to inclusive
of this contract TO be completed
not later than September l. 1851
The minimum wage TO be paid
To al labor employed on this con-
tract shall be IN accordance with
the Schedule OF Prevailing Hourly
Wage Rates Aseertained and De-
termined BY The Department Of
industrial Relations applicable to
State Highway Deper rtmcnt Im-
provements Ia accordance with Sec
tions 17-3. 17-4. I7-aa, 1T-5 and
l2-5a Of the General Code of Ohio !"
The bidder must submit with his
bid a certified check In the amount
of 81 $500.
Plans and specifications are on
file in the department OF highways
and the office Of the division dep
uty director.
The director reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
r. j. KAUER.
State Highway Director
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
Fancy Dresses for Spring Fancies
BY EDNA MILES

IN spring young womans fancy also turns to Thoughts
of that age-old problem of what TO wear.
Two to grace 1951s spring fashion scene are
shown at left and at rght-boh specifically created for
the Junior charmer.
The cotton at right features panier pockets
frosted with eyele embroidery The bodice of the Florida
fashioned dress buttons from waist to demure. round
collar
Tiny pulled sleeves and full skirt complete the dress
which is the sort of gayer than sprngtime creation for
resort wear and other special dress-up occasions.
Dresscr still is the gamorous party dress at left fash
ioned from speckled, silky taffeta.
coat-type dress, its atterng wing collar and velvet
buttons produce doublebreasted effect The hipline is
full and gathered broken by wide self belt
Either dress should make the Junior miss a hit
with the opposite well The envy of fellow fashion
fans.
Equally important the creations embody good taste
and cannot help but to lend air of dscernment to
the young ady's spring wardrobe.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

Time. Tuesday, June s. 1851. for
improvements 8ns
Proposals Nos. \ 10 inclusive are
offered ~ one project and VIII be
awarded as one contract.
Proposal No.
Madison County, Ohio, on Section
r 81. state Route No. 3S. in Union
and Paint Townships. by applying
bi10mtnous treatment Item T-Sl
Pavement: Width 20 feet. Length
1873 feet or 2.S7 miles.
Proposal No.
Madison County. Ohio. on Seet10n
900. state Route No. 56 in SOM
merford Township. by applying
bltumln0us treatment Item I-aIs
Pavement. Width 1S feet Length
1924 feet or a.66 miles.
Proposal No. 3
Madison County, Ohio. on Section
merford Township. by applying =
hitaminous treatment Item TIL
Pavement. Width rs feet Length
25.555 feet or 4.S4 miles.
Proposals Nos. ] 70 inclusive OF
this contract TO be completed not
later than September / 1851.
The minimum wage TO be paid
To all labor employed on this con-
tract shall be in accordance with
the Schedule of Prevailing Hourly
termined by The Department Of
Industrial Relations applicable to
State Highway Department Im-
provements in accordance with Sec
tions 17-3. 17-4. 17-Aa. 1875 and
17-5a of the General Code OF Ohio "
The bidder must submit with his
bid q certified check in the amount
OF S4S0.00.
Plans and specifications are un
file ia the department of highways
and the office of the division dep
uty director.
The director reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
T. j. KAUER.
State Highway Director
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
!. S. 10 Export
Grain Despite
Poor Prospects
RY Ovid A. Martin


WASHINGTON Up - The
United States is going right ahead
with plans for export of vast
quantities of grain during the
coming marketing season despite
poor crop prospects in some areas.
The Agriculture Department
has set up an export program
calling for the shipment of about
350.000.000 bushels of wheat dur
ing the marketing year beginning
July 1. This quantity compares
with estimates that exports will
total about 33o,0O0,000 bushels
for the current marketing year.
This program could be changed,
however, should crop develop
ments turn less favorable than
now indicated, officials said. At
present, it appears that the wheat
crop may be the smallest since
1943. However, the situation is
helped by the fact that large
reserves stored under farm price
programs still exist.
1t is too early to determine how
corn and other grain crops may
turn out.
The government already has al
lotted 59,300,000 bushels of wheat
and other grains for export in
July. the first month of the new
marketing year. The department
said plans are being made for
even larger shipments in August.
Meanwhile, the government dis
closed that India will receive more
u. S. grain in July than any other
country, total of nearly TO-
100000 bushels.
The department said India will
have bought for cash this market
ing year a total Of about 10000
900 bushels of American grain.
The senate has approved an adj
ministration-sponsored bill to
grant India an additional 2,000,-
600 tons or about 100000 BUSH
els on loan OASIS.
About 250,000,000 bushels of
wheat sold for export this market
ing year was priced at about
$3.50 a bushel, or about Is cents
q bushel under the domestic
price. This was shipped under
terms of an international wheat
agreement which also set the sell
ing price. The price difference
was paid by the government in the
form of an export subsidy.
The export of US. grain has
been so heavy in recent months
that the government has found it
necessary to break out" vessels
from its so-called "mothhall fleet"
of World War II to help carry it.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
SEDAL-IA
Mrs. Edith Brown
Phone 3456

Mrs. Valoris Gildow entertained
last Friday May IL with party
in honor of her sons fourth birth
day. Those attending were Jimmy
Meats, Tommy Johnston, Marsha
Lynn Davey, Francis Ann Satter-
field, Sharon Morgan, Larry
Brown. Bobbie Knesily, Butchie
Warner, Barry Thompson, Terry
Kelso, Leonard Hal Rhil, Marty
Rex Mace, Rickie Macko, Jackie
Carpenter, Steyie Atkins, Rom
ME Kelso, Patty and Sue Rhil,
Deura 10 Spencer, Johnnie Hines.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
RUSSIANS SHoRT-STOP
US. FOOD PARCELS

FRANKFURT, Germany-R,-
The Kremlin's Hate America"
campaign has broadened even to
include types of food sent to Ger
man prisoners of war In Russian
prisons and camps.
Food packages containing can
ned goods with American labels
or other items with u. S. mark
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
Indictment
Is Dropped

WASHINGTON-tPl- The just
ice Department announced today
it is dropping an indictment
charging the Borden Company
with making illegal, secret re-
bates in milk sales.
The department noted a similar
action which it brought against
the Bowman Dairy Company Of
Chicago resulted in a court-di-
rected verdict of acquittal last
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

ings never reach prisoners. AL
though Russia has claimed that
all German prisoners of war she
took have been repatriated, a re-
cent United Nations estimate
placed at thousands" those
still held.
" f
Recently German Red Cross of
ficials told relatives of war prison
ers not to try to send American
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
be awarded as one contract.
Prop0saE No.

be awarded as ore contract.
Proposal No.
Fayette County. Ohio. on Sections
0.00 1926 and 8 o. State Route No.
70, in jefferson Township. by ap-
plying a bituminous treatment.
Item T-31
Pavement: Width 20 feet: Length
1922 feet. Width is feet, Length
10,9S2 feet. Width rs feet. Length
All feet. Total Length 32.36G feet
or 6l3 miles
Proposal NO. 2
Madison County, Ohio, on Section
GOO, State Route No. 729. in Stokes
Township, by applying a bituminous
treatment, Item T-31
Pavement: Width Is feet. Length
9,451 feet or 79 miles.
Proposal No. 3
Madison County Ohio. on Section
023, State Route No. 323, in Stokes
and Range Townships, by applying
a bituminous treatment, Items T-30
and T-32.
Pavement is feet. Length 81 646
feet or 13 miles
Proposal No.
Madison County. Ohio, on Sections
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

goods. Although the Russians have
made no formal statement, the
Red Cross officials made it plain
that such consignments never
reached the prisoners.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE OF OHIO
Department of Highways

Columbus. Ohio. May l2, 1851
Engineer of Sales Legal Copy
No 51-122
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the State Highway
Director OF Ohio al Columbus, Ohio,
until 1000 AN Ohio Standard
Evening star., 1951-05-28
District ops Lists
Six New Appoinfees

Six new appointments to tn.
District Office of Price Stabiliza.
ton were announced today b5
Price Director Vincent A. Holmes
Two are on the enforcement
agents staff.
The appointments are:
c. Robert Cross, 2410 Sheraton
street, Silver Spring, chief of the
legal section, enforcement div;-
sion.
Oris B. Williams, 5ol8 York
town road, Greenacres, Md, head
Of the restaurant section.
Elaine Montague, Brookville
business analyst.
Ethel Scheer, 1901 Park road
NV. consumer goods price spe-
cialist.
Edward J. Geraci, 4819 Iowa
avenue NV. and Travers Har-
man, $3.50 Sherrier place NV
special agents.
OPS agents today began a sur
vey to determine how many busi-
nessmen have failed to obtain
price control forms and regula-
tons.
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TEEN SHOP-Fourth Floor


Straight and styles white and many
coors. Sizes to Is and 10 to 16 S10 SIS $40
styles many with contrast-lnen collars and cuffs Gold
navy red sizes to Is and 10 to 16 $40 and SIS
$2995 to S3995 Suits wosted gabardnes and annels
dressy styles Grey navy red gold and navy
and brownand- white checks Sizes to Is and 10 to 6
slos5 Jerseys tissue failes and
rayon prints washable rayons. in wide color assort-
s4s5 to 1886 Skirts 1909 alwool plaids and solids slim
Blouses tissue faes batses printed rayons White
and coors in tailored and dressy styles
SUIT SHOP-Third Floor
s4s75 Gabardnes Mron Worsteds Plaid Worsteds
Worseds in softly tailored shawcolar suits Classic tai
ored suits in melon, tangerne red beige gold
grey. Juniors and misses -. SS5
Womens 141l to 22ls in aqua and blue sss
Gabadine Stripes Forstmann Crepes
Planeteens in long jacket pepum jacket, button trim
jacket suits Blue green red god royal brown
s75 and sss7s Mlateens Repaleens wOrsted in long
doublebreased style suits Tangerne violet navy black
red, pink Misses and juniors sizes SIS
$685. Worsted Stripes twoones Mlateens window-pane
tailored styles Misses and juniors sizes S65
CIRDLE SHOP-Second Floor
s1os5 to $3.50 Foundations fuller figures
all styles from stock including Franco Porete
W. AL astex rayon coons in both zip-
closed and pullon styles 80 to
46; but in every style - $685. $685. s1O85
s5s5 $3.50 and Pante Grdles in cotton bstiste
all astex rayon satin and nylons styles for small medium
and fuller figures and such wen-known brands Dorothy
Blckm Character and Franco Sizes rs to 49, but not in
$lO95r to S35 GrdeS combinations of
rayon lasex, hand-oomed imports power
and lastex Boned and boneless styles sizes IS to 80 but
many a kind S6.95 and S1O95
$ 1895 and $595 Brasseres satin and satin with
most of them two kind sizes "a to 3 group
$1.95 $2.95
NEGLICEE SHOP-Fourth Floor
$S95 Cotton Brunch Coats in fitted duser-styIe;
all coorfu prints with gold blue white plum predomi-
mating; sizes IL to 20
$l295 Rayon Challs Lounging washable
moss-rose print with maize cream navy aqua grounds
sizes 10 to 20 S9.65
$895 to $5 Robes and Neggees including fitted wool
robes quilted satin robes navy brown
jersey and rayon neghgees (bue, black, white god
brown Sizes 10 to 8 in the group but every
color in every style $595 to S1995
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Laws to Meet With City Heads on Youth Corrections Act

The Commissioners will meet
with Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws
of District Court at 10 am. tomor-
row to discuss proposed legislation
to include the District in the Fed
eral Youth Corrections Act of 1850.
In asking the conference, which
will include Corporation Counsel
Vernon E. West and Donald Glenn
mer, director of the District De-
partment of Corrections, Judge
Laws said assurance of co-opera-
ton by the Commissioners would
be desirable in working out the
program.
Juvenile Court Not Affected.
The act omitted the District be-
cause of special complications in
volved in the penal system here.
The proposal to bring the District
under It's scope is with the pro-
Evening star., 1951-05-28

and James v. Bennett, Federal di-
rector of prisons, also were held
Wide Latitude i'm Decisions.
The act sets up a highly flexible
system Of handling youthful Of
tenders. Instead Of locking them
up for fixed sentences. it provides
for thorough examination Of in
dividual offenders and wide lati-
tude to enforcement officials in
determining the length and type
of corrective treatment,
Evening star., 1951-05-28

vision this would not affect the
jurisdiction of Juvenile Court.
1t was approved in March by
the Judicial Conference of the
United States.
A special American Bar Associa-
ton committee for the improve
ment of the administration Of
justice worked with Judge Laws in
drafting proposed legislation to
carry out the program. Confer
ences with Mr.. West, Mr.. Clemmer
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Floor

CLOVES-Street Floor
S3S5 to $12.50 Imported and Domestic Leather Gloves
suedes, kidkins capeskins doe finished sheepskins
Black, navy, brown, chanos, white pink S195 to 81
$165 to 81 Fabric Gloves cottons, rayons, nyonS
l. in black brown, orange red, aqua white, lime
III Some Soiled 81 to $3
Evening star., 1951-05-28

young lawbreakers in special in
Istitltions of their own rather
than mixing them with older,
Imore hardened criminals.
Evening star., 1951-05-28

Mr.. Clemmer took it into con-
sideration in his recent long
range prison expansion report,
since the law calls for placing
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Jelieffs Children's Shops,
Shirlington and Silver Spring Only!
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS!

$1695 to $2995 Infants Christening Goats SASS
SS5 to S595 Pre-Waker Dresses midget sizes $95 $S5
slS95 to S2S95 Boy and Girl Coat Sets, sizes and
$695 to SASS
SS5 to SlO95 Toddler Dresses sizes to $295 to $595
S4S5 and $595 WashBobby Suits s395
$16.95 and S1995 Spring Coats Hats sizes to 4
$S95 and S1O.s5
S195 and S295 Bouses and Blouse Slips sizes g.
81 and S1.s5
Sizes to 6r
1895 to S16.95 Dresses s2s5 tn 81 OK
S1695 Boys and Girls Coats blue tan ----- s7s5
S1295 and S16S5 Girls Spring Suits -S695 and sos
$195 to 1896 Blouses and Blouse Slips 81 tn s2 OK
$295 and S395 Skirts 95 and S2 OK
Sizes to n
S495 to S19.95 Dresses - s2ss tn s1o o,
Sizes to IA and small teens to II
S695 to S4995 Spring Coats Suits Toppers to SIS
S225 to $3.95 Blouses and Blouse 81 to s295
S395 to S595 Skirts -. ---- S295 and "a OK
$795 and S8.95 Small Teens Dresses 95 and 2s5
Soc to Soc Socks in all childrens sizes Pairs 81
Evening star., 1951-05-28
MILLINERY-Street Floor

$40 to $3.50 Sailors Berets Profes Duckbi and Cloches
Mlan-type, Mange Balbuntl and rough straws navy,
black, wheat, white red and coffee $3.50
French Room Hats! $3.50 $50 millinery
navy, black, red white $40 to $40
BUDGET MILLINERY-Street Floor
$685. $3.50 $685. and $3.50 Straw in lovely lights
darks many styles velvet with piques! 81
$395 and $495 Zenith Straws, with
styles too ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So
NECKWEAR-Street Floor
$95 to $s5 Rayon and Nylon Bouses in black pink beige
and other summer colors sizes 80 to SO S195 S295
JEWELRY-Street Floor
S95 and So Necklaces Bracelets Pins Earrings
stones colored stones shaded pearls gold and silver finish
metal
and $95 Necklaces Bracelets Pins and Earrings in
styles and colorS and finishes q 81
@ Plus Fed. Tax
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HOSIERY-Street Floor

$165 Can't Run Mesh Stockings all nyon fashioned
Two lovely summer shades; sizes sh to 10h 81 pr.
Special Group S11o to sl35 Nylons IS gauge hosiery
light and dark colors; sizes 81 and ony!-- Soc Dr.
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MISSES DRESS SHOP-second Floor

MISSES DRESS SHOP-Second Floor
s695 and $995 Street Afternoon rayon
faille rayon sheer Black navy,
and high Shades all in misses sizes $5
$1695 and S1995 Street Afternoon tailored
dressy styles wools printed rayon
of-a-klnd dresses Black, red high shades Sizes
10 to 20 S7.95
$l95 and $1995 One and TwoPee Style Street Afternoon
Dresses printed crepe sheers, faes Black
navy red and high shades 10 $40
S9S5 and S22S5 Dresses oneof-astyle Basics fine
tissue fales, printed sheers Black navy brown
green, blue and red, sizes 10 to 20 S12
SIS Street Dressy Dresses rayon crepe
tissue faile, sizes 10 to 20 SIS
WOMEN'S DRESS SHOP-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-28

Juniors ss5 $685. including one-pece
basics with pque collars one-pece crepes and
fetas in navy S795
Juniors SIS and including twopece spun
with tuckn blouse and embroidery trm wopiece checked
rayon suit with contrasting blouse sleeved
printed rayon crepe dresses; strapess dresses with
marquisette busters SIS
Juniors nylon marqisette lace strap
JUNIOR BUDGET SHOP-Fourth Floor
s1ss5 Dresses printed rayon crepes with
contrasting sleeveless jackets Sheer bascs
few one-of-a-kind dresses S.
Juniors S95 Dresses party sheer pastes with seal
oped embroidery, in basics and casua some with pique
trlm some one of kind --- $795
FRENCH ROOM-Second Floor, Street Only
Misses $2ss5 $49s5 Fashions including buttonfron brown
k pn with r cap d anu Iaos @ pn'
red silk print with side panels rayon
neckline rayon with skirt navy
crepe with polka dot collars and cuffs navy
sheer brown fringe cocktail Dress velvettrimmed
black gold print broken Sizes
$40 to S35
fale suit royal blue kelly printed silk urah with
drap silk print bolero ensemble brown blue silk shan
collar and cuffs beige or royal blue two pecer with black
stS with
Misses $685. Fashions including printed silk dress with
DRESS silk surah costume $50 and SIS
Fashions including designers
dresses black and white wo-pece dress with double breast
ed jacket brown yellow silk surah twopece dress with
ribbon trim silk print with wool jacket shan
tung dress and duster ensemble, red blue silk
cocktail dress black silk taea sapless tucked dress with
pque trimmed boero, black silk lined with white chiffon
front panels; broken SIS to $145
Misses $2S95 S6995 Rayon Dinner with lace and
rhinestone to
THE BRIDES SHOP-Second Floor
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS!
$35 S1S5 Wedding Bridesmaids mostly
oneofakind dresses many fabrics: nylon tule, lace
net, satin mostly in small sizes. Some have trains
SIS to S95
$1995 to $3995 Bridesmaids Fomals tafeas
marquettes! detachable capes Jackets
stoles A good selection to SIS
MISSES! WOMEN! So. to Sl6.95 Budget |
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JUNIOR DEB SHOP-Fourth Floor
Juniors sl6.95 to S25 Dresses ---- $40

Fine onepece tissue faies in black with
movable pque collar pastel sleeveless dresses
With jackets pastel heers cotton lace redngoteS
white pique bareback prints with light
grounds Sizes 9 to Is in the group
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SPORTS sHOP-street Floor

S3s5 to $795 Bouses rayons and cottons. In
and spring styles White and paste Broken sizes 81 and So
$495 to SS95 Skirts woos and rayons checks, pas
tel annes gabardines colors Mostly 10 and H.
few IA and l6 observation-disclosures 81, So and S.
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TOILETRIES-Street Floor, Street Only
So One Drop Beauty Oil --
S3.75 Famous Brand busting Powder
FURS-Third Floor
S1.50 plus tax
$1.65 plus tax

$375 Brand busting Powder $165
FURS-Third Floor
Natural Ranch Mink $50
1-SS2 Wild Mink Scarfs $50
1-$5O Natural Ranch Mink Scarf
Natural Stone Marten Scarf $5O
Natural Baum Marten Scarf
Marten Scarf $l98
$3.50 Natural Russian Sable Scarf $240
Broadta Cape (processed lamb STA
$3.50 Broadta Jackets IA Is
cessed lamb -.------ $222
$3.50 Fisher-dyed Fitch Cape ~----. STA
$500 dyed Squirrel Jackets sizes IA and 20
1-S84O Persian Lamb Coat size -4--------$66O
1-$810 Natural Grey Persian Lamb Coat, size 1a -$6o0
. All prices INCLUDE Federal Tar!
Fur Salon, Third Floor Street only All Sales Final
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THE SPORTS SHOP-Third Floor

$l3.95 Nan Buntly Suits its------------$9
Classic tailored 3button and button styles unned ayo
suits in junior Sizes to 49, misses Sizes A. and
few half sizes! Navy dark green beige with pocket trims
gored skirts.
Evening star., 1951-05-28

S5975 WOmen's Coats, long casual
Styles TWILL Juiiard Planeteen suede gabardne
crepe-tted and boxy styles. Twin button and
button-high collars uxedos Black beige toast grey
navy. Sizes 1917 to 22h and "a to 40 $45
S795 S987 Long Spring Coats in gabardne Pacific
crepe Fitted boxy styles; black and navy
Strook fleece Formann Cresa and fleece and
novelty plaids Beige god lilac and taffy Sizes 14z to
20k 1890 SIS
ss5 sSs5 Toppe hip and ngerp length with notched
revers cape collars tuxedos twill gabardne and fleece
Black, navy, pink gold, lilac and natural. Sizes 1oh
to 1917 -.-~------- 80 SIS
S3975 $4975 Toppers hip fingertip and knee-ength
with straight backs panel flares and pyramid shouees
Wool suede fleece twill, gabardne, Navy, black
beige grey tay toast pink, gold and black and
black-wth- white checks Sizes 101a to 20A $29
$65 Kneeength Toppers in STYLE notched
inset pockets Hockanum pnchecked beige grey
Sizes 10H to 22h 500
$9S75 Navy Forstmann Suede Hip Length Topper Button
trimmed yoke raglan sleeves Size "a $50
s7s75 Topper lilac Fngerp length