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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
III III
WIENER ROAST

The Lucky Leesburg Livestock
All Club held a weiner roast at
the home of the Robinson brothers,
Aug. 9 at 8 pm.
Those present were as follows
Sally Sanders, Rose Mary Myers,
Beverly Mcbride, Kathryn Rhyene,
Doris Tickle, Rebecca O'Brien,
Juanita Lowe, Patty Cramer, Bette
Jackson, Sammy Sanders, jim My
erS, Ted Disbennett,
Freddie Stults, Marvin Williams,
Dick Gray, Bobby Parrott, Donnie
Gray, Dick Parrott, Russell Lowe,
Donnie Lowe, Malcolm Manville
Leon Beard, Gene Manvile, Bill
Rhyene, Lewis Beightler, Donald
Lee Robinson, Eugene Williams
Merle Robinson, Danny Cramer
Billy Coder and Max Robinson.
Baseball and various o t h I
games were played. The evening
was enjoyed by ALL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
PICNIC AT ZOO

The Broadway Busy Bees went
on picnic at the zoo at O'Shaugh-
messy Dam, on Aug. 8.
A picnic lunch was served, and
all of the animals at.~the zoo
seen. In the afternoon the girls
took in all the concessions at the
Zoo Park
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
HAMILTON REUNION

The eighteenth annual Hamil-
ton reunion was held in the Mem
orial Building, Legion Park, Sun
day. A bountiful dinner was SER
we'd to 65 friends and relatives
from, Cleveland, Marion, Colum-
bus, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Forest
Patterson, Mt. Victory, Broadway
Peoria, Marysville and vicinity.
In the afternoon the meeting
was called to order by the presi,
dent, George w. Hamilton. The
following program was given: song
America" Mrs. Blanca Hamilton
accompanist; prayer, Dana b. Grit
fin; reading of the minutes OF
last meeting.
During the business meeting
that followed, Dana B. Griffir
was elected president; Grace Var
Tilburg, secretary-treaSurer. II
was decided to meet again next
year the same place and same
time, third Sunday of Aug.
Song, Rachel, Cathrine and Es'
tella Hamilton; piano solo, SUI.
ann Underwood; recitation, Philip
Needles; recitation, Sharon Need
es; piano solo, Myra Griffin; solo
Clarice Needles, accompanied al
the piana by Flora Jones; song By
all, God Be With You Till We
Meet Again.
The meeting was dismissed bS
all repeating, The Lords Prayer.
IL IL IL
DINNER GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Parmenter
south of Watkins had as their din
ner guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
w. L. Hatcher and son, of Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lash, jr., o.
Marysville Rt. 3; Miss Martyr
Edwards, of Watkins,
Afternoon callers were: Mr.. anc
Mrs. William Mccarthy, of Marys
vile, and Mrs. Emily Parmenter
! Raymond.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
WATTS HAVE SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph M. Watts, of
Evansville, Ind, are the parents
of a son born Tuesday in st. Marys
hospital there. Mrs. Watts is the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs.J. G. Nc
namara, of Marion. Mr.. Watts is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. SeWell
Watts, of Broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30
-Four CoIored Leaders
Ask BiIbo' 5 Unseatinq
In Radio Program

Four Negro leaders last night de-
manded the unseating of Senator
Bilbo, Democrat, of Mississippi, in
a radio reply, over Station VOL and
the Mutual network, to the Senator's
speech August on the Meet the
Press" program.
The Senator was charged with
having disqualified himself from
taking the oath of Office by swear
ing long-life loyalty to the Ku Klux
Khan.
He cannot be loyal to the Khan
and to the Constitution of the
United States at the same time"
declared Charles H. Houston, chair
man of the National Legal Com
mittee of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People.
Hits Appeals to Violence"
Mr. Houston also maintained that
Senator Bilbo "by his appeals to
violence and suppression of the
Negro vote in his primary campaign
prevented a free election by the
qualified voters of Mississippi"
The Senator, in his August 9
broadcast, had admitted member
ship in the Ku Klux Khan and said
he had made campaign speeches
urging white voters to visit Negro
homes the night before the election
to persuade" them not to vote.
Such measures constitute "intimi-
dalton and lynch-law," contended
Thomas Richardson, international
vice president of the United Public
Workers of America (CIO).
Turning to the significance of
the Senator's position as mayor of
Washington, Mr.. Houston declared:
THE spectacle of man who
breaches race hatred heading the
committee which governs the Capt.
tai city would make propaganda
for all foreign enemies of this coun-
try, even If it did nothing else"
Sees Nazi Parallel
! DR.. Max Yergan, executive di-
rector of the National Negro Con-
gress, drew a parallel between the
discriminatory policies advocated by
the Senator from Mississippi against
Negroes and those which the Nazis
had practiced against the Jews in
Germany.
THE Negro is simply the first
victim on Bilbo's list" Dr. Yergan
predicted. "Bilbo, if not checked,
would take away the civil rights
from the very white people he
screams about so much. America
would have Bilboism in place of the
Constitution"
DR.. Joseph L. johnson, chairman
OF the Washington Committee of
the Southern Conference for HUI
man Welfare, acted as moderator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30
Reds Boost German Rafions
Three Days Before Election
BY the Associoted Press

BERLIN, Aug. 30.-Three days
before the first elections scheduled
in the Russian occupation zone,
the Soviet military government to-
day announced an increase in food
rations for German coal miners
there.
This was the latest in a series of
benefits announced in the last sew
eral weeks while the Soviet-ba backed
Socialist Unity party has been wag-
ing a bitter election campaign
against the Conservative Christian
Democratic Union. The Socialist
Unity party's campaign has frankly
featured promises of more such
benefits il it wins impressively.
The new rations for Russian zone
miners gives them a peak of 3,725
calorieS daily. This is still below
the peak daily ration for miners in
the American zone, which early this
month was set at 1000 calories.
In addition the American zone
miners get incentive rations of
LIQUOR and tobacco.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-28
KEEP \ cor On Gt,aku

IF YOU are gong to duck n
Irick IN some side suit. in order TO
set II up and later bring il IN for
discards. YOU must be- careful
about leaving yourself vulnerable
III some other suit. Frequently
the duck should be used before
you get rid of the tummy'S last
trump. You thereby retain that
trump IN dummy as q cop 10 po-
ice The return o! some other suit
in which III" dummy has become
blank. while you still have loser
OF the suit IN tn" close. hand.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-28

from Vests bid. that he had the
club K The variation in the re-
suit came from the way that they
drove out the club honor.
The losing declarcr. as we'll as
the winner. led the heart Q to
the second trick and. when IL was
ducked by West. he switched
suits. Then the loser led the club
Q right into the K. West returned
his diamond K to the A. Then the
club 10 was inessed and followed
by the A. which failed to drop the
still-guarded J South hopelessly
gave up a trick to that card.
Whereupon II was impossible to
get nine tricks before the defense
had five
The winning declarer. after the
heart Q on the second trick. led
the 4 to the heart A. and brought
forth the club 0. which he finessed
to the X. No matter what the de-
Tense did now, the contract was
secure. West returned spade to
the K. the diamond A was a dunn
my entry. and a finesse Of the
club 10 worked. Now the club A
and Q dropped the J. and the 8
made the game trick.
The difference In result had
come because one used the club
@ to knock out the K. while the
other had used the 8 for that pur.
pose-considerable economy.
Your Week End Question
What Is the simple counting
formula employed by, all expert
| card.feaders to determine the dis
| tfibution Of q particular suit.
after they have an exact count o.
certain other suits?
.sa<arSS lvnAlaAtA faa
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-28
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities-

Hcr spaces. when East won With
the Is. he decided TO limit ruffs BY
leading a trump. South took that
IN dummy with the < and then
made the mistake of PROMPTLY
running three more trumps. Now
doing his thinking too late. he
saw that he must duck a club.
scoring the A first. then giving
up one TO East. He hoped spade
would not be returned. but Il was.
the defense getting two more
tricks in the suit and setting
him
Notice where South slipped.
Immediately after winning the
heart y on the second trick. and
while the : was still in dummy.
he Shoul! have led a club. East.
on winning il. could have taken
only one more spade trick. as the
next would have been ruffed. No
matter what East returned after
his sides third trick. South could
have cleared trumps. theT useG
clubs TO discard his spade loser.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-28
WHICH COSTS LESSg

IN RECKONING how to set
up suit. the smart declarer
weighs the relative cost Of the
various methods available to him.
He does not want II to cost him
two tricks to get II established
II he can accomplish the same
end b. giving up only one trick
And he does not want to consume
a card as high as a queen. to
drive out king. if he can gain
the same result by playing out
smaller card like a ten or
yi.iI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-28
TOmOrrow'S Problem,

Dealer: North. Neither side
vulnerablcD
If South decides to open the
bidding on this deal. which black
suit should he prefer first? Why?
eaturcs SynAl.atc. Inc
Evening star., 1946-07-09
ROOMS FURkIsHEn-hortheos,

THE SHAMROCK nm, sos East Capitol
S1Fan>lent1 81 Fa o,,n,, II 30 up special weekly
307 18th ST. N.E.-Larsc. cool front room
double ned. near bath. continuous hot wa
iioa c Sion NJ. Pleasant carl,ne. lae.
4SU:3 .
6"i ST Nj lac. furn. room on car
~ iiHe suitable for couple Or gentleman;
THE MARICk, l3s B st. n.e-Nicely furn.
double room TO share, twin oeds. S25
simgle $40; girls only.
THE THE. GALESA AL; 1a2 St n,eVacsncy in
26"i eth ST Nj double room and |
single, private home. only > In family
msrred couple or single. s. each. week
?Ia iith PL. NE-Latae front room
l,yn2. lwin oeds; private home; . girls; 81"
??oo6 kEARNEY ST NE.-DouD.e room
.,ne.e room, 81 mo DU s759 Is
ia 9Th ST. Redecorated rm with
running water; near Capitol. quiet neigh
3eO5 10th ST. Nr.-DbI room. "a blk
"n,n and Rhode Island ave ne: unlimited
phone. S12.5 per month. Call after 3
So Ss,n s. ST. 1:nNsT;co1 NEmLsrse room ne| 10
isoa GALES e "!S1t 81 : Nf. oG"'j large double
room. next pa h. for employed couple OF .
.;fis .,i. sth STeN 81 xtEDonbe ii4 m al atrgs
next to bath; y block 10 tfanSp.. uniI.u
phone cooking privileges if desired; 500.
70 ostn: sober sen,leman, day employed,
CoLoRrD-Iso; EMERSON ST. Ne
single room, quiet person. s 80 VIZ. Me.
Evening star., 1946-07-09
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. MD-Cool nome mile
rom District line, block from Wis ave
d rooms. baths, maids room and bath.
j ,ttf % ATEU@t / =. SIS5 WI 7u15 .
CLEVELAND PARk-i bedrmS ana sleep
ing porch house relatively comfortable in
"ummeF, with hleh ceilings and shade
chllofen welcome >2"5 monthly WO.
T.2uf at "2Id Newark St nv 10
COMPLETE FURNISHED HOUSE. utensils,
: : 90 q, montn. For informal ion, call HO,
= fH, Mondar or Wednesday. 81 pm,
1915 Ineleslde ter nv 10
LARGE HOT - on Chesapeake Bay. Va
nours from Wash. D. c.. SG15 to Sept.
, BEDROOMS and . baths den and lava
500 per month Call Mr Barrovs. with
RANDALL H. HAGNER 4 co. NC, 1921
Gem ave nv DE- 1900 III
= BEDROOMS. ? baths modern house;
3aS heat ,N4S Northampton 81 NV;
.:Ce per month Csil Mr Barrovs RAN
DALI H. HAGNER {; co. INC. 1921 Conn.
ave nv. DE. $500 I'll
LOVELY cool house, near Chevy chas.
oedrnos. and Ike upstairs s.tttns- rm., 21z
spectlon by appointment. Call Mrs Lynch,
ME #s62 ewes. co. 7"44 WAGAMAN-
IIyELaND PARK-4 bedrooms Isre..
coo! ,,. saEoen July 20 through Sept. pos
=, =. Ri, nu Caa , W0 5fhI after pm
nlshed bungalow, ; 900 Gown. monthly
H2t n Enfc Ike III fI.t1
Evening star., 1946-07-09
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

aH''l cal F"5'.0ss Co "6" So" s0 i1h So" St 70
APARrMrNrs-G,-l viii share Win one
icf 5, n; nrbKu G;,, No G.n4t. AZ oc. ,n We v
rm m ai'ef 5 $50. i6th, above q ST nv
IS ss1o e. ss,r;s@ 7 siaa s6a sunaas sleS
sirls; SO, Call after 6 pm. no. s557:
,i1f Fla ave-, ave nv Ap,. .oo,n Il" 10.
kitchemette. closet. Tor months. s." mo,
IiT.RLE roR AnrlIs-Ho I115rs no 95JeS, Or
o. lonser 500 mo Apt :. IIHl Penn
81 re II lllH.
all fuc1i ,hed. gas End light; $50. 50 1o-l2
n IS y -
1851 >tw HAMPSHIRE AVE. Nw.-A,-
tracli lively turn. large living room, bedroom
and bath, availahie ! month, juIv -
for |, >I75 for > Breakfast BY own
7G;;a RENO RD. NW.-For rmnloyed
couple: extra large Living room aua bed
room eonneStlns Sn bath rolsT END eec
be pleasant happy. coupe. no drlnklna
habits, metIculQ3us ,ons1 Keepers who can
sapnreciate our doye,y home Ma be seen
1861 FAIRMONT ST NW.-l-rrr furn
sDi kttchene'te- Dr.vete ban An. Ais
Ss%GlE SIX 0GnR Girl B,"fo" 20 10 - an3 ony 20 share
month ltol Fatrmont 81, NV AID. s464
10. ST. N.W-Coneenial QIrl aoou;
-. to = a.e one-badrm. apt with another
&EAR DUPONT CIRCLE-spacious 5-roon,
front apt, double bedroom, bath. kitchen:
a. ractiye: & s,3o NC. Immediate posses
aKGE. sir9 AIexandr.a apartment over
looking Potomac. 10-foot ceilings. living
room, lift, SIZE; bs9room; Oft; dressing
CHILDREN: available for i 10 :; months to
htSt responsible spp.icanf Today, who can
rea5anse S2Ty M Ct "rn,1Te r. Nth ~
IN MT PLEASANT. NV. section--l I'm
ki,ehene,.e Io Gentlemsn 80 r. iieror ger
1oS 5:s. ~. :. S:sE. S.W-wan,sa by, emol .sqy
traHsn and close IN: $50, Nj :,#Ho. I'll
FrRNtsHtp ,,s s'saetlye G,nedroem AFT
Mass ave. near Wis. Box l76-s, Star or
phone RE. $500, Ext. zoos; e,cninss, OR
BEDROOM. living room and bath. non
housekeepinG apt. in exclusive apartmen.
hotel. best NV. section Mass ave; res
tsmrsnt in building main traospo1ta,on an
1sos sos, pARK ROAD NM room emo
mo
OR GIRLS share large 5-rm apt with
y others: $50 mo. inc. meals AID S464
after 6 . m. li0l Feirmont st. NV. Ill
= REFINED FUN-hoVING GIRLS wish to
ofsess hsss srss SIS oSuSsS es JOAN Sp Ttn alter OR
AD 1906. "321 lst st NV
Wi "3rd ST NV. No. A--+ well-furnished
rooms, modern apt. 500 per mo; add
tional furniture for sale, See bet to :
, FURN. RMS in a private det. home. !;
priv. entrance; refined employed couple
WA. 1853
l3i5 COLUMBIA RD.-Attractive room.
kit: gas, cleo retre.. quiet. sober gentle
man. 81 week AD O35a or NO. 1891
ONF GIRL to share 5-room apt. with >
other girls Se3 mo. 1902 East Capitol st
TR I431. Ia
1914 CALVERT ST. NW--Large basement
for ? WORKING adults: So week each pri-
rate bath no. "ai5; no linen, no drinking
t"l; 18th ST. S,E.-Studio living room :,
errocms, kitchen with Friridaire, bath
and ent Sl-5 month; ADULTS. Ii. s3ls.
Evening star., 1946-07-09
ROOMS FURNiSHED-horthwest

,,, s$9 G pl: . NV Or 5Is \ st: n,.w.-Clcan,
or weekly rates, Wkly. rates, So to S;
THE BATES H0usE--Ia14 H st. NV:
rooms tourists, Sl.35 oay Up: also rooms
81 :soa s0S, M.ss.SHsT4Ts = II RE '4Sy Ayr Sw.t
tractively furnished rooms. transients only:
S, ,,e per "a day .pir and s Up NO Nc %os3. - o
to!riably iqraishsd bedroom: settled lsdy
,3la rs x RSlLkotKSE rL. NV. Mt. Pleasant s
week; convenient otrensp refined people
S,th a,J !, Tefsrsncss " Decatur :66o., g.
or Te Two 20 PRE- Re 4@4 4t%s4 TO trans elevator 30
? css. NEWARK sT. NV. half block of
isH:enso isaa MoSRof GRS ss4 e. EN EwD5ape t BED
anS wse mstEess c6 9e1 s e bath girls
6io GIG uPsHuR ST. ST. NV, " s2'N a. N. H ave-
Single, Joining ,6atf: private home oTivi-
1857: S ii" a@fs sf SnW %WMsn IA 9S4 % share
fsHsD ,as, rru0RF IS 0RTth ST N9 h,cs,v asoS urn
5rsnsp. ' MIMI S4S4a '0' No 5aH aSaa S"S eG'
$50. l. ST. NV. : Furnished room. TWO
mem. men one COUPLE bed s. each; home priv
HAWTHoRNE HOTEL. e!34 G st. nv
Glesn Gob}e sInsle rooms S. So so % wkS
with electric fans and running water;
HOTEL EMERY. 1872 G st. NV blks
from the White House: summer rates;
tourists and transients; singles. ST. 80 up
doubles. 50 80 up. RE. 1872
800 9Th ST. N.W.--Just opened; clean,
attractive tourist rooms for transientS
only; $50 single. 81 double: larger
groups. 81. so per person. RE. S636.
GORDON HOTEL. ale 18th st. NV
Daily rates only; double rm. with bath. Sd
per day up double rm with running
water, 81 Gay up; convenient location.
IIo6 NW.-4 doors west Of Ambassador
Hotel. double room. twin beds, IS each;
d0ubletWin beds Sill each. triple room
SO each, single room, 50 each; daily maid
lsso CALVERT ST. N.w.-Lovely room
for > girls reception rm.; convenient
transportation; $3.50 mo. each. AD,
arg o ST; N.w.-Largs double room,
1911 MADISON, ST. ,Nw.-Doubie room,
oniy: S. 80 eacn; GE' $3.50. -a
double: end floor; to inspect call Me
eoai KALoRAMa RD, N.w.-club for
young ladies, conRenial companionshi .:
launory. reception rnn. lounge, kitchen
prlr!is., $50 per mo; excel. transp. 3
Evening star., 1946-07-09

TLaGsToNE WALKS and terraces, FIRE
places. rock gardens. llShponds. retaining
walls. F. MARCT7CCIO. r No. 4 Horners
lane. Rockville. Md. Call Rockville zoo
IL
MaINrENANCE --- Competent. experienced
+ardCneTs uno"r eMpert supervision. weed
Ing BY the luuld process. tertilizat ion.
frasT cutting end edsine, pruning. shear
int, SpmmeT spraying and duStinR for
your particular needs and safety: re-
arr2nsement. removal OF trees and stumps
With power equipment: tree surgery, faL-
Stone and cement walks, terraces walls
drIFt v ayS. s'eps. porcheS, green and red
taiofed cement. dfalna2e problems solved
foundation group. screen and natural
painting. to2soll, manures. pools, outdoor
hrep;;act ctE. rock gardens. guard rails. a
small investment toda" IN & carefully
planned garden viii return perpetual and
lmmeasurab!e dividends CT complete salts
faction. For better construction and the
tnture n,aintsnauee o, your beautiful Out
dco" surroundings, call Ii 4925 10.
TRIES REMOVED. eeneral landscern1g
Soddine. seeding, eradine, draining. walls,
walks rccE gardens. insured. rnember
WAsHiNGToN landscape CO. ''HI DI
En..-
Evening star., 1946-07-09
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING STORAGE Co.-Locai
ard long distance. No JOB too large ano
rone roo mall Il 100
YOUR PEST MOVE 10Y BAYNE 4 SCATES
INC. VETERANS of World Wars ! and II
moving, packing and storage. Phone 81.
ARE 4Rs ~ Y4l n,,p MohISG3 SG3n Lef the RETuRS
moving cav problems: packing. transporta-
ton and storage: manv Years Of expert
ence nave mage rs specleIlStS IN handing
your household effects. Come in and let US
talk i over Phone II 1884 or Ii 5353
4IS Florida ave ne. Room "I6
you day or evening: res sonable rates; light
hsulino a speci@ltv GF 1861
At YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Liaht furniture hauling. baSgage, trunk
ana parcel delivery. Moving. pack ng,
storase. Veterans RA a443 ly2g'
C0NTTNETAL MOVING & STORAGE CO.,
,easonahle "a ties viii move DAY or night .
local and Ions distance experienced help
insurance carried, new trucks, RA @435.
LIGHT MOVING JoBS-Wlu make de-
liEerles OF any KIND. night WORK special y.
reasonable rate MI .1665. l2-
VETERAN MONFRS-An new equipment.
al white veteran help. CE- 1901 ewes.
CHI 1850
MOVING and general hauling CONTRACT
md m, lob rash removal Services and praces
DAsHIELL rpANsFER - Local moving
general haui5na. l5-nile radt4s. ca $50
insurance. prompt service. Call DE ASH
day or nlgat and sur Reae rates III
MOVING AND STORAGE. re@S rates. VIII
accept your surplus 1urn, as part paynent
on FGLr moving. local long DIS. EDEL-
MANS NOV. Il STORAGE co. IA "9},.
Evening star., 1946-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont.

PRINTING PLANT. suitable publications
including tabloid newspaper; will buy OF
invest with owners. Box 170-T, Star. y
REFRIGERATORs. washers. electric appli-
arceS. any condition; best prices. 1915
l4th st. NV. DE 1910 ID
SEWING MACHINE S-We buy all types:
repair hemstltcnr :. buttons covered
e,1sE,ns e srT 1 RE 1nrG RE cora T%
ton pattern Phone CHI. Ss77 or AD.
0990 MRS JOSEPH. -12
TYPEWRirEkS 10 repair quick service
reescnahle PRICES; bnnP In. save. OFFICE
MACHINES co, rs 14th NV (cor l4th
anH, Y ave RE 3S4b
WARDRoBE TRUNK. Call after : nm.
WAsHING MACHINE needed immediately
NEDDING DRESS TO buy size II or Ia
Give description end price. Box l25--S.
Star 10
AM INTERESTED in buying cups ana sau-
GERS. any SIZE. cid iewelry silver. CHINA.
or,c-a @ ,brac' old glass DORA NIL EsToNE,
NE t019 After call WA $3.50
WILL BUY furniture for Or " rooms. If
apartment is available. Box 1877, star.
cigarette compact cases
al sizes. ceiopnane, cellUlose. acetate
Boz ~ r Star
Evening star., 1946-07-09
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
AND GROoNINc

GUARDING AND GROOMING -- lndivld
oeESrs S3G for sse KISS kR KEN AK
yinc. Va Phone Fairfax II-jr@, IL
COUNTRY BOARDING, sanitary kennels
mdlF ldua! runs. free pickup ard delivery
GREAT DANE PUPPiES. ;auns and blacks,
All aSes R p LINDSEY. ColeSvllle, Sill
CHESaPEAKr BAY DOC a, stud for choice
Of litter, Axe ,reGtsteFed fines, bioodiines.
coLLiE PtPPY, 5'a months old, male.
sable and white. $50 CH 6554 -
fARahtLTS' al coiors; reasonable. Gail
fyenlFe. for c5siorsa for RDontment Make ne pes
CHOW PUPPIES. > and 3 months old
Black> snd rcds: males and females.
GILMAN sHFPHfRD PUPPIES, strong ed
h5 Iofa 5a'}S TA [Im 9i c9ni'S'Shdina parents raised
WANTED kjnd hon" for male terrlc!. 4
fea.s Old 'oTrS children. owner leaving
Gliy ,. call Nj PhifeF. EX 4i6o. EN- @3;5,
HOME N suBuRBs Tor black and white
rhudren. Goes tricks. WI 3"Si
SERNlCEMAN wants 70 board his Collie
=, y P4ira'e family until Sept. lsl. Boz
CoCKER SPANIEL PIP. Axe registered
r,a"k -, sno Tan. male, wen-bred. vormed,
fhRRoT FOR sAiE-Psaat.frl plumaec;
interesting companion fC: ShHt-in or one
A%InE unusual pet. Sligo 6@05 or 1894
WANTED Good home for gentle female
B4snpy' Ch4Auah type. cream colored
rEDtGRrFD RED PERSIAN stud cat, .
years Ole. silver. red and plack females
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