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7 AN ORDINANCE: AGTHORIZING
USE OF PARKING METERS IN
WHICH .A'si EiNE CENT COIN OR
4 ONE CENT COIN OF THE THE UNITS III, x
AND SUBSTITUTING SUCH ME-
TIERS FOR THE PARKING NE
,TERS AUTHORIZED UNDER Or
DINANcE NO. 80. COMMISSION
SERIES. OF THE ORDINANCES
ar. THE CITY OF KEY WEST.
sae aahaToR 4 r ER Rk6fSA 4 Il 5
PROVIDING lifetime WHICH A
Five. ClSNT Coin OR a ONE
CENT COIN WILL PERMIT We
HICLESs TO Be .PARKED. DE,
,GLAR1NG THIS ORDINANCE TO
JIM AN EMERGENCY MEASURE
AND. ny ..l,NANIMlouS VOTE OF OF
Ms1p TE His S oRniNATGE a a1
Two sN RI RhGtIAR MffsETffNtss NOR
LESS THAN ONE WEEK APART:
AMI PR0yIRlNG & WHEN ORDI-
NANCE GOES INTO, EFFECT.
n hs ! sRsisss Il fas S S.sS @ ss@.
Section i. The use of parking
meters in which "a five cent coin
or a one cent coin of the United
States may he deposited Is hereby
dutnOTIZe0tT anu SUCH
hereby substituted for the parking
meters authorized under Ordinance
No. : 80, Commission Series, of the
ordinances of The City of Key
West. FLORIDA. and ordinances
amendatory thereof. A five cent
coin will permit the vehicle to be
parked for a period of one hour
a nd a one cent coin for a periodtof
twelve minutes. s.sx
Section .. This ordinance is here
by declared to be an emergency
measure on the grounds that this
lis necessary for preser-
walton. Of peace. health. prosperity
city .OfSsKey West, Florida.
{ Section B.. That the reading of
this ordinance at two regular
me settings not less than one week
q part. isa hereby dispensed with by
Seetiontf4. This ordinance shall
go into effect Immediately upon
IT'S passage and adoption and au-
the initiation. by the signature of
the presiding officer and the Clerk
81 the Commission and publication
theeeof one time, in newspaper
Of general circulation published in
The City of Key West. Florida.
& Passed and adopted by the City
Commission at agmeetipg held this
list day of October. s1g4T.
~. ! gsWcILLLAM W., pEafERITT,
ga g. - =, = Mayor.
ROY sHAAfLIN,s .r1.
sSCfty SC1erk. f.
p. ", ~ oct 23, 1947.
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I / THE C!lag UlI tQIIHT OF THE TIL;
Z 0ErHE Z FATE NE FLQRI1A. N
CH4NflE8l = s,,sifs .atrs
&c & sC4&e M. 11.IS1
ROSALIE KfANCHE WERNET,
s:, III N, Plaintiff
HESas'Y j. wERsET. :
iii 81 49, < 4 Defendant.
ORDER OF FUBLiCATION
TO: HenrT& ~ Nv ernet, I'll
WIN CpMLaS, NJ. A.. s.,
: Qhonset Point. Rhode Island.
You are hereby required to ap--
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against you In the above styled
cause Ason. or before the 10th day
Of November. AID. 1917. otherwise
the ailegattona CONTAINED therein
Will be- taken as confessed
Done ana Ordered at Key West,
glSridIa, s TITS sfh day Of October
lCireuit Court Seall
Z ses'@ ,pS - 'HOSS c. SAWYER,
- Clerk Sof Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,, :
,H ~ II III Deputy. Clerk.
Enrique Esauinaldo, Jr.,
Attorney for Piaintiff
81 {5r.-s "a :. s oct 9.16-23-3O, l94F.
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From yheseI sit~.MJae Marsh
Take Pen in Hand"

This column has been running
for SO long that its readers. II
towns like ours all over the esan-
try. are beginning 70 take RsP IN
hand" and write Us what they think.
Some of them take me over the
Goals for what I say-hke the col
umn T ran on planting Alfalfa.
Others write. 81 liked your column
yesterday, brt. 80" All of them
have different points Of view.
From where Isit, that's the way Il
should be. Everybody's eatitIsd 10
an opinion and IT'S these vsfy dif.
fereases. and friendly .sritisian.
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BFArH. SUGGESTION PMS


The Citizens report on the
County Beach project was in
decd depressing to the majority
of Key West people. 1t is hard
to comprehend such q wide. de-
Walton Of the estimated cost by
the engineers and the actual cost
by the engineers. .--..-,.-s..
Apparently the swimming pool
and other important items are to
be deleted from the original
plans, SO before further recon-
mendations from the engineers,
the commissioners should invite
committees from our various
civic organization, explain the
circumstances, and seek their
counsel. This gesture would alb
solve the commissioners of flu
.ture criticism.
With only $4,000 remaining
Iout Of the original $780, 600, we
should plan TO utilize every
Ipenny Of it. Possibly a different
location would be the solution.
For example, that section of
property on Roosevelt Boule-
ward, between Palm avenue and
First street. An excellent site for
| a large pool and spacious arti-
fetal sand beach. This location
would be well within view of
|eyery incoming tourist, near
|enough for local people without
transportation, and virtually hur-
ricane-proof.
The above suggestion is just
one. Other people may have
better ones. Let's give this mat
ter a good airing in a sensible
and friendly manner. 1t is impos-
sible to ready the beach this sea-
son. Why not take a little time
and protect the taxpayers in
Ivestment?
$3.50 w. c. SWEETING.
Key West, Fla,
Oct. 20, 1947. 1881
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HER FIFTEENTH DIVORCE

Something of record is reported from
another State, where a woman is now
suing for her fifteenth divorce.
The lady. has not had that many hus-
bands because she married one Of them
twice and another three times.
She still thinks that the fright man"
might come along. Evidently, the lady is
something of an expert in the matrimonial
line or else the men in her neighborhood
are suckers. k
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AGAINST DOG TRACK

Editor, The Citizen: -
The cost of personal freedom
lis sometimes too heavy to be
welcome. But, find myself
free. My future and its liabili-
ties are all behind me; Fate HAS
nothing in store that can fear
lana SO can say anything that ]
think should be said without re-
gard to brickbats or bouquets,
orchids or scallions.
It may be that there is GER
tain obligation, resting upon a
man in my position, to speak for
those who may think as he does,
but who are equally at liberty
to say what they think.
/ learn from The Citizen that
in November the people of Key
West will, by a referendum
vote, act upon a proposition to
ALLEVIATE, for a few thousand dol
lars, a tract of land certain to
be needed in the near future,
and to authorize the operation
Of dog track on this land.
Ii is hoped that this PROPOSE
ton will be turned down so de-
cisively that nothing like it will
occur in the future.
Like small hotel, Key West
with its limited area must de-
eide just what class of people
it wishes to entertain. Key
West, for several reasons, will
never lack for tourist business;
the only question is, will Key
West be a haven for presidents
or PARASITES? Key West can be-
come the most lovely residential
and small industry city in the
country; or its streets can be
filled with a shifting throng of
small-time gamblers
and shreWd exploiters who
know how to get money without
any useful return.
The proposed dog-track may
,e one of the best managed and
highest quality tracks in the
.oantry. 1 can not dispute that,
can only say that it seems UNI
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FANNIE MEYERS, !:
-. w.. ~ defendant.
ORDER OF PrHLICATION
To: Fannie Msyers,'..trs 's,S& "a.
3I5-56th Street,
= = west New York. New Jersey.
You are hereby required to ap.
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against you i'm the above STYLED
ca use on or before the 424th day
of November. AID! 1877, otherwise
the allegations contained therein
will be taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida, this 22nd day of October,
AID. 194T; ~ III. .
tCircuit Court SeaD re.s43 :
ROSS c. SAWYER, !:
Clerk of Circuit Court.
By: Alice'H. Salgado.
s...3~ ~ Deputy Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
octt23-30InOy 6-13, 1947.
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LEGAL.S
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring tn e1"as:e
la business n d e r the Fictitious
name of STAINS Gate Bar" 3gO-3OI
SoIthard Street, Key West, Florida.
intends to register said ficti.iols
name of STAINS Gate Bar and Res
taurant," 300-302 Southland Street
Key West, Florida, intends to reg
lster said fictitious name w it'll he
Clerk of the Circuit fCourt Of Mon.
roe County, Florida. 81
STANLEY F.. lIODES, a
ao Sole owner.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to engage
In business n e the fictitious
name of FLORIDA Keys Enter
prises, Rock Harbor, Florida, p. o.
Box A. intends to register said
fictitious name-swith the. Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida.
Dated October s, 1947.
FL. STUART MORRISON,
Sole Owner.
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Political :.
Announce. }
FOh ELECTION OF
CITY COMMISSIONERS
OF KEY WEST. FLORIDA.
NOVEMBER 4. ls47

For City Commissioner
A. MAITLAND ADAMS
PAUL C. ALBURY
LOUIS CARBONELL
ALBERT B. COOPER
FRED ]. DION
LOUIS M. j. EISNER
WILLIAM Billy FREEMAN
EARL HIGCS
HUNTER G. HARDEN
Sonny @
ALBERT G. ROBERTS
PETER j. ROSS
NEIL SAUNDERS
BRUCE SAYLES
CHARLES S. TAYLOR
JOSEPHfM. VILLAR
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

Not every individual who complains
about being overworked is overworked. II
is the mental attitude that works the
seeming hardship
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

The war has been over while. but
there are veterans still hunting homes for
their families Who cares except the
houseless veterans?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

So far as we know, there is no town
in the United States which admits that it
has a bad climate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
1.-THE individual who tries to
please everybody winds UP BY,
pleasing nobody"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

N THE CIRCTtT COIiRT 0R THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
2sp gfs aI sE sos 81 s essSts. n
CHANCEIty. q 4
= Gaze No., 1I-I9a a.,
MORRIS MEYERS.
Plaintiff,
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Many sufferers relieve nasslhg baskaeha
s ssss :; s Sass t shsy sisseys 3 ths % @
!. The kidneys are Natures chief wayaf tab.
ing the excess acids and waste out az the
blood. They help most people pass about'a
When dirorder Of kidney function permits
POISONOUS matter 20 remain In your blood. Il
maycause nagging baclache, rheumaticpairis
leg pains. loss OF pep and energy. getting up
nights. swelling. puffmess under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scapty
passages with ernarting and burning some
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder. =, -, 80
Don't waiu Ask your druggist for Deans
Pills, 2 stiunulant diuretic. used suceessfully
by millions Tor over 50 years. Doan's give
happy relief and win help the rs miles Of
kidney tubes du.h out poisonous waste FROM
your blood. Get Deans PMS, y
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Smart resoluters are now thinking up
new ones for the coming year.
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Observation-Disclosures
Key Vest II
Days Coq \ "
AS TAIE1N tAoM ElleD
OF TIE ClT1ZEltx9E ~
OCT. "a. 1897 -
OCT. "a. 1852
IIIlIlIIlullIIlIIlIIiiIlalllIInIiIilIIhIBIll

49, : ~ y m 3. y
William A. Freeman today an
inounces his candidacy for reelec-
! ton as member OF the city
council in the election to be held
on Tuesday. November ..
Mrs. William r.. Warren re-
turned home yesterday alter an
absence Of several weeks, visit
| ing friends and relatives in Mas
sachhsetts and New Work.
A dispatch from Jacksonville
lin The Citizen today says that IS
additional residents Of Key West
have applied for age-old PEN
sions. 1, s.
Miss Olga Renedo was the win
ner Of the popularity contest
conducted by the Key Nest So
cial Club, after the final count
of ballots last night, giving her
| a total of 52,6l5 votes,
Announcement was made to-
day of the birth Of twin daugh-
tiers to Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Whar-
| ton. One newcomer weighed
Eeight pounds and the other eight
land one-half pounds. VI
Mr.. and Mrs. CT. j. Quito to-
day announced the cement
Of their daughter, Miss Rose
Quito, to Richard Hoeffer, OF
Delray Beach.
R. c. Roberts, after passing
| his regular quarterly vacation
lin Key West. today returned to
Ibis duties as keeper of the Amer
lean Shoals lighthouse.
Mrs. Clara Lewis, who had
been visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. Z and Mrs. Carl
Curry, the last six weeks, re-
turned yesterday to her home in
Fort Lauderdale. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

William A. freeman today an
nounces his candidacy for reelec-
! ton as a member Of the city
council in the election to.be held
!! on Tuesday. November 9.
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Subscribe ts The citizen.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

Mrs. William r.. Warren re-
turned home yesterday alter an
absence Of several weeks. visit
ing friends and relatives in Mas
sachhsetts and New York.
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
u n m Sus A n,IrC,IN

oct 2a-So; nov 13. 1947. ~ "'e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

A dispatch from Jacksonville
lin The Citizen today says that IS
additional residents Of Key West
have applied for age-old psn-
sions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

R. c. Roberts, after passing
his regular quarterly vacation
in Key West, today returned to.
his duties as keeper Of the Amer,
lean Shoals lighthouse. -
Evening star., 1947-10-11
FARM and GARDEN.

TOP SOIL; fill dirt, sand, blue stone.
finders s and rpad F gravel for sale by the
MhoLfsaE Sokes ma!t be moyed dSDS JoHN B9RpoF
fsGsToSE fsSi M WaHk S AhHq terrsaes Ma
F; MASR7cUcc1ot i!Is Route 4 Horner's las9e.
surgery. topsoiI, fertiiizine, drainage sys-
tenn, bulbs, roses. eyergreens, boxwood.
grounds covered, eompiete lawn and garden
EVFRs1ooMSs en- Ss ROSE Sc fa3s BUsuEs hardy
iings, giants beautiful large chrySantne-
perennals Holland tulips "a and nvlINRI h9lRSi
NURSERIES: Wash; BALTIC. blvd, Beltsyille.
Md. phone TO, G"S4. IL
top soil and manure, delivered. ASK oper-
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all kinds topsoil and manure. soc bu,;;
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azALEAS for fall planting. all sizes and
S2oFi No rRlMF RIM 1hh MIxEp d Hay Is tons bar
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s miles north silver Spring. PL 09ll-l2
STRAWBERRY PLANTS dug to order. 81
100 Tons OF HORSE MANURE for sale.
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TRACTOR-one 1945 Farmal B. lights
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned; get orders
in early for prompt delivery. CATL1N
OAK FiREPIACE LOGS, seasoned. any
length: prompt delivery RE. 1891. -13
FIREWOOD scrap lumber, some good;
S3 cord. you haul; also fireplace, wood.
Anthracite coal Pocahontas
coal. COOPER SUPPLY CO, s13 18th st.
ne, At: 5919: eyes, FIR, 5000: oo
oak, all big wood, cut go and "a. full
cords; delivered and stored, S21 per cord.
Write A. w. WAKEFIELD, Monrovia. Md.
WOOD, dry, delivered. OK. 11s1.
FIREWOOD FREE-Trees cut down on
empty lot, yours for hauling. Sc. corner
of Linnean ave. and Chesterfield pl. NV.
-12
FIREPLACE WOOD. any length; guaran-
teed seasoned and dry; $50 cord del, day
or night. Phone day or night, Fairfax
WANTED, LANDSCAPE GARDENER, ex-
perienced with, lily pools, to clean pool
this month. FA. 2293.
lge., plants will bloom next
spring; 25c a plant; in order to make room
for others FA 2293
Evening star., 1947-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcont. I,

saaipmsas eaanasssfaan s5sIs fT;s cAha IA
EXCHANGE. 141G New York ave; NV.
SHaraSSHRbfSs Gssa adsSns R5sss Dia t'F R'a
M s7s1 SIN oRen op evss aamSnd w ss naek
chased De WISHES Sishest nss priees % psid new YORK
FWSsE FGkEAeE cs sfEaMMass AZ M st. be in good
tion. 2:ao to 4;so pm. co. 2675.;
bedroom. Secretary, odd chests. dressSssrs.
FTRNIfukE FUR Fl RE- = Hometurnishings Of all
prompt D1onl re removal. I Mr.. JERRY. Ii. ss$a.
ESuRNIrgRE, FUR household goods ,Pt,l 9f all kinds:
prices: RE. 1904 or DE. 20!9. II.
better kind wanted at once will buy suites;
sSdsy NJ eEADY. y VA Ssao :om. sooa
s ssss hoqsssola soods also Dlsao r.
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
HoPWoODs. sth and x sts. NV. NE.
FURN.-House, apis. or single pcs; top
cash; prompt removal: Eve do moving.
GoLD-Bring, your ole gold. silver. plating.
oLD-FAsHioNED PicTuRE frames, ran CLOCKS.
Boush for eaha aash EM sf 4ae5 ANTIQUES
PIANOS, grand, upright, splnet or apt.
snsS SIZE; any Szs; 5gS. any condition. will pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoN1AL PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 4S70
for courteous appraisal.
PLAY PEN with legs, must be in fairly
good eondition; Call VI: 1452; Ill
REFRrGTkAT6Rs. fahP Ga s2 any size or make best
p5fss 4th tHf late St nT mode BE in sso HGTsns oesF
Shades. Also 8 yds, stair carpet. viii pay
sFwESG fsIs pSise msSH,tESws EM Mo INV all ,15s,
Plea ieati ting. ai7 ST.. RE. 1900. RE. ssii.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer portable, gear
driven. from private party. Call TO.
STOVES AND IcEBoxEs. ACME STOVE
CO. 101l 9TH st. NV. MA. Sa52.
WANTED.Better Grade OF household fur
$500: evenings GE. 6441.
WASHING MACHINES, any make or model.
est prices paid dr. LV; 65G1; n .,,n.r IA.
in any. condition, iewelry, bric-a a-brac.
KRUPsAW M1LEsToNE. 1888 6 st. NV,
NE YoU 6472 HAVE 4faF an 1te eeetrc sewing machn.
Wanted Wa Tfa pHIiT cHiSEsE Sc FURN. Interested in
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5-s1s-IO-H.P. ITO DC MOTORS. Apply
ensineer, WASHINGTON LAUNDRY 2s@7
4ETERAS pursuing musical studies: needs
OW Sl65 after 3 D m. lS%
Evening star., 1947-10-11

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcula-
tors, bought and sold and rented. RE. 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., 14th St,
Misunderstanding. bric-a-brac. china,
sisssware, rugs, silverware, PAINTINGS;
higkest cash prices paid. Cali MURRAY,
ANTGoUES-Furniture china, glass, GU
rios old guns, music boxes. For courteous
attention call CHI $500 afternoons.
BED, double, about Z it. in length. with
springs and mattress. AID. 65l0. -l2
BEDROOM, dining room or contents of
homes: will pay cash or sell on commits
sion; we do moving, storage. ia. 2937.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
matter what you have to sell, please call
today. MR. GRADY. MA. 2620.
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, OF All de-
scriptions. We need your books. Highest
PSse5s.t sooR STORE. oas ri 9th St, NV. Ne sssP;
CAMERAS. all types, movie equipment, all
pHoo IoSe CO. at sss 5ifhsss ps v. prizes
opposite Dept. of Justice. RE. 2434.
CAMERAs and eauip;;-Get our free sp- y
ERA EXCHANGE 1410 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-11
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

!
GREAT E, pane; must ;aans sacriee ce months
| disposition' d N. lovely With ehildfen; $50.
GhGhs GERMaN St SHEPHERD SHEPHERD DoGs-Male pup
pies sired by Asgards GhampoR haehsn
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends, or
longer; air-conditioned kennels. pickup
ySsrnay Den 6
HOLLYWOOD MISUNDERSTANDING. bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies.
Sqa o4ange TO ana Sy sh.
s s5@ s s5sS @ 44$ T. or or 115 'f indian Spring ar:
easf coGkER RRftsP sPANfELs, 3Ls black, male, mos.
Axe reg, distemper shots, housebroken.
2do3 Colston DIR, Chevy Chase, Md, sH.
wIRE-HAIREp FOX TERRIER puppies,
seb pedsFesd d pE sHoP 94 Hie Eve sSo So
RNGLlsh Enc; ST Bull, SUI female. brindle. mos.
TsRS,sFedk kRTss kkoss aSs kEANELs MA Il AN bresa.
EnPa fHsSE fgkEf St rss ud the homs t61 y6ar
dog; new, modern radiant heat, warm
and comfortable; separate ,r runs for each
Kabbrs EfA sENSSE reg TE 24aE p4ees bald
AsPIN HILL kENNELS-TWo beautiful
pAIMATIaN 1sEnM TFfssa1S cohcM lasi DOG puppEs.4 y
YTks; oIa; thoroughbred, nicely marked.
IRISH IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES. Axe reg.
shanpon 1la ss1Gk Mortb Reasonable ssS Ga cH
s my BIRD ID doss yrs Doter BS bTas aaa na ss
your dog in time for good shooting this
fall. Inquire at 1929 King ST.. Alexandria.
B.sF sSa sp TX; soss ss 4ks ss
be seen ns at Pa 8 pm Friday and all day
BEAGLE HOUNDS. 4 yrs. old, female.
gesdy sood hontse to break 2s s5 TE a4fs
Esngx hunter j. a 800 s,o D.pIies 10 m9s o1a
LEV LLEWEILTN Il elA Setter, female Yrs vi old.
4 GREAT Dane: sa - ttsnsssl,ss ss 5 mos. old Psd,-
HANDSOME AND HEALTHY pure-bred
9s2d cocker e.oa pups; papers not available. Gan
BOSTON iTERRIERs-A beautifully marked
sons sons, s weeks Old; Ga51 Axe resistered; sssfi-
sSIis, sable; s sISs 81. ss ss5s puppy; 1ls gan
gp1gep three months old
Saar rs; ssqsaatry sa Srss; d, caIi "A; 5s4S @is rs
females, McINTYRE's. Ga. ave. pike. RI.
No. 81, miles north Silver Spring.
COLLIE PUPPIES and sheltis puppies,
Axe registered; nice selection. BEECH
TREE FARM, Annandale I'd, Falls Church.
BOXERS-Quality pups, Axe reg, ready
siAMEsE KITTENS, beautiful. husky.
Why not pair7 Reasonable. OIL. 1908.
COLLIE PUPs-Exceptionally ine sabls
and white registered daughters Of cham-
pion. Reasonable to good home. FA. 1862.
SCoTTIE PUP-BIack female, 3 mos. old,
Axe. registered; q hne health dog guar.
anteed to please. Bowie 2747 -f2s
COOKERS, black. weeks; Axe res
worried; shogld be seen to be appreciated.
WANTED--Home for unusual kitten, part
Maltese: please do not apply II you have
children. Falls Church 1143-J. -12
IRISH SETTER, registered, best care of
litter. hunting stock. T. NJ. THOMAS, SH
BOXER. female, 10 mos, outstanding
blood1ines, wonderful companion. raised
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