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like poker chips. If and as you shatter one, the next drops down to replace it. $4.50. When the crows come over the mountain, round about 5 a.m., you'll either have to do some shooting, or ask a new set of guests each weekend, A & F aim to help with cloth crow decoys at $1 each. There’s a stuffed horned owl, too, with a string you pull to flap his wings and snap his eyes— one hel! of a scary bird! He's $30, ard apt to be around some time, we guess. For Fatuers: The doggondest circus train you ever saw—for $2. It winds up with a key and spins round a group of mousey buildings, with Mons. Mickey shoveling coal hell bent for leather, And the Lionel boys, who are the Fords of the toy train industry, have popped these rheumy old eyes with the first toy train which ever impressed them. It’s streamlined, like the olden Arrow” or the “Golden Bantam,” and attains ying rate of speed. It whistles, too, and lights up. and works with automatic switches. It ought to drive eld- erly tinkerers into ecstasies, and terminate many and many alease, Yours for $18.50—and up. For tne Kippte A sock: big mosquito netting sock, all filled with cocktail accessories: double-ended jigger, ic crusher, bar apron, shaking gloves with bells, ete. Take it away for $5—it’s something! “Why, it’s Pupp: Now you can not only buy puppets, but have them made up to resemble Puppa and Mumma, and any other character in real life you want. They'll run to about $2.50 per Puppa. The “Dumbbell Cocktail Shak It is in bright chromi- um, looks like a real dumbbell, and is neatly filled and exer- cised by any one whose bicep is past the muscular develop- ment of a blue point oyster. $6 a shake. For Inpoor Sports: We're with you, Fiorello! Cut down the city’s noise. Here’s Indoor Home Bowling—pins and balls of sponge rubber, $7.50—sh-h-h ! And you are one of those gents who changes his watch ening gear, and if you have $325 less Frank are rot playing pi- nochle with at the moment, A & F have the watch for you. It’s a gold wrister, set in topaz, and a— oh, so you're yawn- (Page 28, please) when he swoops into ev which Uncle Sam and and Pll civilize the punk.” and does not include the cost of guide, boat or scotch. Fly-tying Outfit: For passionate lovers of trout, bass, salmon, ete. On cold winter evenings, while other fellows are fritte ing away their time, you can make your own flies with this set. ue, feathers, silk, hooks, vise—everything except first-aid dressings and a vacuum cleaner to mop up when you're thru, A square of blue cloth showing a white sailfish, marlin, or old spare tire—whatever you catch. You hoist this ‘ as you haul anchor and head for home. Cocktail F A white flag bearing a scarlet cockt, Run this up the mizzen if you v dles a-chunkin’, Or you can hang it out your 4 dow. Cost negligible, but the first cost is not the last cost. For Hunters: with a . A new target for cellar or outdoor practice “ : orl? A metal slide slot which holds 12 colored clay dises, ‘Santa Claus, nothing—I’m a process server! comicbooks.com