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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
Local Minister
Named Presicl emit
OF Association

Rev. W:rf.ey Davis. paste. OIL,
Mount Tabor Bapt,S; cat g.
Of Tabor City. was i"sl...,. ..
president Of the Columbus COIN
~ ministerial Assocla""" al .
meeting in Whiicvir" %.oau.'.
Rev. ). F. Ornand PrcSuNle.a@
u Chadbourn was insta!ict
Vice President and Rev. j. "
Lincbcr2ci. Methodist, OF IE.'-
50Irn. was installed as s@|Iia!%-
treasurer.
Guc@t speaker at tie FIRST i9l.
meeting Of The ministers was vi
lard G.. Cole. executive Scc"r'@E
Of the Tabor City Merchants l.
scciaii0n. who talked on tic IL.
la;ion Of the radio and Aews
papers 10 the church. He Va
presented by Rev. J. F. Coblc. pa
to. Of St. Paul'S Methodist churr.
here.
MI. Cole told the ministers tha,
1t is sad commentary upon tao
Christian people Of this nation
that the churches have not been
Given funds 10 compete in radio
and newspaper publicity win
the whi&lsey and beer diSirlhu-
tors.
The local merchants Sccrc,mH
declared that we must beg" Ia"
fight TO offer these agents g..
publicity Nadio and neWSpapcr:1
the finest in publicity ma'c:la!f
and Ec prepared 10 pay them ;nf
Il if the church is to continue L"
be great moral force in ou"
civilization.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
Surveyors Commence Work
On Chadbourn And Pireway
Roads; Plan Pavement In 1T
Highway No. 40
Gets First Claim

Mud-Suffc:ing residents in Tie
rural Tabor City area appear one
step nearer IL relief With he
beginning Of WogN =" locating
engineers ~ Eo;A CIaGDpu."
and Pircway roads t:I.s He2,.
An engineering party headed
~ Wade Aangum commenced
work early in the week IN high
way 40 leading from ChudEcun
into East Tabor and work VIII
commence on tic Pireway road.
starting al thc Tabor City school
Immediately.
The Chadbouin road is on the
secondary federal aid program
and presumably got first claim
because Of its federal status.
Upon completion Of the survey.
contracts for paving both road
are expected To be let and the
actual hard surfacing completed
during 1917.
This is in line with Informal
ton received several months ago
from the State highway commits
sion stating that both roads werc
under serious consideration and
that paving was expected during
this year.
A total ot 1921 800 has been set
aside for construction Of the
Chadbouln project. about 10
mile in length.
The PircWay road is classified
as farm-to-markct road and its
building has been promised for
some time. Engineers were ex-
pcctcd mere TO commence upon
the survey some time ago but
bad weather and other problems
have held them up until now.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
]. Oliver Prince
Made Distributor
Oil Company

J. Oliver Prince, former owner
Of Prince Drug Company and
currently associated with the
Prince Brothers Furniture bust
ness here, has been appointed dis
tributor in this territory for At
lantic gasoline and oil products.
Mr.. Prince as authorized At
lantic distributor will handle gas
oline, kerosene, motor oil and
Lee tires in this area.
Storage tanks have not been
erected to date, but he plans to
have at least two massive gaso-
line storage tanks put up on the
Green Sea road beyond Garrell
Motors in the near future. He is
delivering kerosene now and soon
will commence distribution of
Atlantic gasoline.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
Mr.. And Mrs. G. 9. Fowler
Win Free Trip To Florida
LOCAL INSURANCE AGENT FIRST
TO QUALIFY FOR MIAMI MEETING

United States four Of the
five years. It is believed '1.' !.
if any insurance agcn'E n
country write more Insurance. ~
a town Of comparab!" So" .'
does Mr.. Fowler.
He is a member Of the coz 1
pany's App-A-Wcok c'@3 a'.. .. ~.
been since he commence ... ...
ing with them. This cl1o is ...
posed of members VII" c2.' g..
emily write 4 policy . e. al
il also n mcn1hcY o. ne ..
dents Club. made ~ o: -.
'oe"s who continuous: o.,
$4,000 of irsuranc" q "'.'.,
Mr.. Fowler has Won '.aI man, T. H..
ors with the comUanT. Wv ,..,i
one prior 10 this a!I-cXrrah>'.o = 49,
trip was won il Nay &..'' ,.g!.
was awarded 4 radio 10. ,., ~
production during tnat N'''-''''
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
W. w. Woody To Head
March Of Dimes Drive

w. w. Woody, World War
veteran and young businessman
of this city WAS named this week
10 head the March of Dimes
ca,npsi2n in the Tabor City area.
County chairman, W. G. Brad
shaw of Whiteville, made the an
nounccmcnt in Tabor City We'd
nesday.
Mir. Woody Immediately select
ed Joe II. Anderson as vice
chair man FOR theatre week and
C.. H. Primer as Vice-challman
for schools. Mrs. E. G. Sanders
has been selected as chairman OF
the women's division.
Early stages of the drive will
include d campaign of education
in the schools and placing March
OF Dimes jars in the business
PLACES throughout the area.
Columbus county will be COW
cred thoroughly in the campaign
with Chadbomn. Whiteville, Fair
Bluff and Tabor City as area
centcrS.
March Of Dimes is in large
measure memorial to the late
president Franklin Dclano Roose-
welt, himself d victim of infan-
tile paralysis. Mr. Woody said
he hopes to complete the drive
in the Tabor City area by the
date Of the late presidents birth
day, january 80.
The Columbus county quota is
$500 and that has been split as
follows: Tabor City $500, White
vile $1,000, Chadbourn $500 and
Fair Bluff $500.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
Mrs. E. ]. Legette
Dies In Lumberton

Mrs. Elizabeth J. Leggette. 70
Of Tabor City and Fairmont. dice
unexpectedly of heart attack a
Bakers sanatorium in Lumber
ton Friday afternoon at 3:45. She
suffered Il sinus attack at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. D. J
Hughes. before she entered the
hospital for treatment three day:
previous 10 her death.
She was a daughter Of the latc
Henry Purvis and Mrs. Harriet
He6gepeth PurviS. Her husband
William LegGette. il. OF Fair
mont. died % years ago.
Surviving are the following
sons and daughters: G. c. Leg
gette and Mrs. D. J. Hughes OF
Tabor City: w. H. Leggette OF
St. Simors Island. Ga: w. A
Legeette of Savannah. Ga: Mrs
". F. OWslev of BurKeville, Ky;
/. p. Legeette of Washington, D
c.: Mrs. H. c. Hobbs of Thomas
vile: Grady Theodore and Pur-
Wis Leggette Of Proctorville and
Mrs. Sam Y. Ashley of Fairmont
Also surviving are 81 grand
children. nine great grandchildren
and a brother, F F. PurviS, OF
Fairr1ont.
Funeral rites were held Mon
day afternoon at 800 from the
First Baptist church of Fairmont
which she joined at the age OF
16 years. Rev. Carey P. Herring,
pastor. officiated. assisted by Rev
Winfrey Davis Of Tabor City. In
termcnt was made in the family
cemetery near Fairmont.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
Mrs. Juanita Hardee
Buried Tuesday

Funeral services were held on
Tuesday afternoon from the
Sweet Home church at 200 for
Mrs. Juanita Iardce Of Claren-
don. route enc, who died in Co
lumbuS county hospital Sunday
afternoon at 400. Rev. Robert
Carter officiatcd and burial was
made in the Forest Lawn ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Hardee was born Deem
Der %. 1922, daughter of Rev.
G.. J. and Jessie Sousa carp OF
Hurdle Mile. n. c. Surviving
besides her parents are her huS-
band. Samuel Hardee and one
daughter, Shelby: two sons, Billy
and Samuel of the home and
one sister Gwendolyn, and two
brothers, William and Roland, al
of Hurdle Mills.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
Joe Simon Elected
Civilian V-President

Joe Simon, active member of
the local Civitan Club. was elect
ed vice president of the organi-
zation at it's regular meeting last
Thursday night and will serve as
president in the absence of Win
ston Shelley. Mr.. Shelley, pres
ident of the club, is on the tobac-
co market in Boone at the pres
ent time.
Mr.. Simon was elected vice
president succeeding Clifford Da-
Wis who recently moved his res
idence from Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
CAGERS SPLIT

Tabor City basketball teams
split d doubleheader with the
Acme Delco Tuesday night in
the Tabor City gymnasium. The
Acme Delco girls won a thrill
er, ~ to 81. The Tabor City boys,
however. came back to swamp
the visitors, 43 to %. Fred Soles
set the pace for the Red Devils
in the early stages and the game
almost turned to complete rout.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
Good Moyning
Judge

AT the weekly session OF the
county recorders court, the fol-
lowing cases were up for Ilnal
disposition.
Ruby Ellison. worthless check,
rot guilty.
John Lester Powell, driving
drunk, jury demanded and the
case was sent TO superior court.
Sine Peterson, worthless check
six months suspended on pay
ment Of 500 to clerk Of court Gor
Joe Bright. and the court costs.
Oscar Gore, William Gore, us
ing profanc language. mol pros
with leave.
Waymon Smith, driving drunk
and recklcSSly. twelve months,
suspended on payment OF $50 fine
and costs. and licenses to drive
revoked for II months.
Ernest Odcll Stevens. driving
drunk, six months o. $50 and
costs and license revoked for II
months.
Dewey S. Bright, driving
drunk, II months. or $50 fine
and costs and license revoked for
- months.
Cornic NJ. Barnhill, possessing
rnn-tax paid whiskey and car
ryinG concealed weapons, eight
months or $50 fine and costs.
Roy Hamilton and o. D. CleW-
is, affray with deadly weapon,
four months each suspended on
payment of S25 fine and costs.
Coon Conner, Wrccking auto
mobile, mol pros with leave.
Edgar Grist, highway robbery,
transferred to superior court.
Wiley Oscar Baldwin. .improp-
or brakes. court costs: ROSSic Best
improper lights. costs; jay Dol
phus SuggS, no chauffcurs Ii
cenSe. costs: Lois Tyrce. no OPP
orators license, one half court
costs.
Fred Douglas, reckless driving.
50 days or $25 and court costs.
Dan G.. Johnson. carrying con-
cealed weapons, judgment sus-
pended on payment of $50 fine
and court costs.
Dan Cox. carrying concealed
weapons, six months or $50 fine
and costs.
Gordon Hilton. carrying con-
Cealed weapons. four months or
$50 fine and costs.
Al!ene Owens. public drunk
eness, etc, $40 fine and court
costs.
Cecil Stanley, carrying con-
cealed weapons, four months or
$50 fine and costs.
Earl Norris, reckless driving, 60
days, or $40 fine and costs.
Isiah Shannon, carrying con-
cealed weapons, six months or
$50 fine and court costs.
Walter Baron Davis. carrying
concealed weapons, $50 fine or
six months.
J. H. Brigham, possession of
tax paid Whiskey, $40 fine and
court costs.
o. D. ClewiS, Roy Hamilton, af-
fray with deadly weapon, mol
pros.
Billy Ray Spivcy carged with
public drunkenness, fighting, dis
orderly conduct, damage to pri-
vate property and resisting az
rest, six months suspended SEN
tence upon payment Of cost Of
court and $500.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
TAX LISTERS URGED
TO REPORT NOW

Tax listing. which must be
completed by January 81, is con-
tinuing at a slow pace in Column
bus county, announced Mrs. ].
Percy Brown. official tax lister
for South Williams township in
Tabor City.
Mrs. Brown said that it was
highly important that property
owners list early to avoid long
waits which would result from a
last minute rush.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
Harry Caldwell
To Explain Health
Drive At Dinner

Columbus county residents will
have an opportunity to hear the
Good Health plan explained at
dinner meeting TO be held in
tho American Legion Hut n
WhitcviIle Friday. Janua"v 2#h
at W'hirh time Harry r. Caldwell,
executive secretary Of thc North
Carolina Good Health Assocla-
ton will be the guest speaker
according to an announcement
b. Vim. S. Edmunds. Columbus
County Good Health Chairman.
II is expected that approx
matelv 125 county residents will
attend including members Of the
county Medical Association. Den
tai Association. Ministerial As
ISOLATION. officials Of the MGR
chants Associations. mayors Of
towns. Public School officials,
Editors Of County papers, off
Gals of all civic clubs. Farm or
ficials. Board Of Directors County
Hospital. Board OF Health, Vet
Grams officials and others inter
ested in seeing better Health
conditions in Columbus county.
All pcrSnOS planning 10 attend
should make reservations with
Chairman EdmInds this week rs
the dinner will be "dr;tch" and
cost $3.50 per plate. Accomoda
tions will be limited to the first
1875 persons making reservations.
Caldwell, former Grange off
cial. is d forccful speaker and
will discuss in detail the seven
noint program Of the Good
Health Plan and Just how il will
effect Columbus county.
According to Edmunds Good
Health committees will be ap-
pointed throughout the County
whose duties will include study
of local health conditions and
recommendations for their i'm
provemont.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17

ing business. But yes, the preach
er has been in the printing bus
mess little too. Says he was
once office boy and printers de-
vii in a Charlottesville, Va. shop
There's no connection with
printers devil" and those who
have strayed from the straight
and narrow. Just 4 term used for
those persons who are beginners
in the printing trade
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
HOLD MEETING

EOLD NIEL IINI
The Homemakers Sund y
school class and Business Wo-
mans circle Of the Mount Tabor
Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. A. M. Smith at her home
on Thursday evening, January
% at 7:30. In extending the in
vitation for the group to meet
with her Mrs. Smith stated she
would like for active members
10 contact honorary and inactive
members and ask them to attend
the January meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17
IN CHARLOTTE

Mrs. Gladys Carroll and Mrs.
Genola Tolar of the Garrells
Shop attended the spring and
summer clothing show in Char
lotte early in the week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17

Electric Heater; DR.. G.. S. Cox,
Tabor City. Electric Clock: Jerry
Powell, Tabor City, Electric Iron;
Julius Strickland, Tabor City,
Radio.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17

Mrs. Grace Stephens of Clar-
endon is visiting in the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Morris Huff
ham in Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Carroll and
sons, Joe and Jimmy, visited in
Sumter Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
BOATS.

tinguishers, outboard motors. Scripps ma
FsR sRsDsS BEL SG eao e aHo aD oN ns nss s'ff
Boar ENTHusiAsTs, attention-see the
besuty On spy I
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving ST.
MsK,AE Rix; AP' ssp9w.y sS92 n.,nt,ns c.rn.ntrv
BOAT YARD. $50 Maine ave. s.w., RE
KERMATH ENGINES. latest models; good
delivery, parts; repair and install all makes
e4essHs soA% YR6 nRsnwssS ssS
f asf MAHoGASET N sdus souse cabin cruiser is
sacrifice, $500. 32-ft, mahogany speed
noas nee needs d,nns minor repairs $500 lott
5H-ap; outSearsdi. Ssi s new, Isl si7o. AAngs9s ns9e
Condition; USED Weeks: ss'5oo ca. sIeesa' elsa.
RICHARDSON, ae-ft. Little Giant, built
W esos esaseo q AEss iEDssneas ss7s e0naifl9n
MARINE Ma n ENGINE. 90 hi. new chrysler
sas sas, tool o sa sis; as5s5: cost sa5s. T Phone Is
lift. u DGSfiHY spEEDBoAr. 15.s-h.p.
eKoMS asoa + iishD Ii 1R Sasia. sass
Cali M'h Mr. Hersh Mas
cHEvRoLET, NC. 1898 Georgia ave.
eeS1nossR eiSs tR ssez, SeToH, 10 A,D. Johnson fs
BRAND-NEw 1S-FT BOAT. Evinrude
outhoard motor. MR.. NORRIS, 1856
LYMAN 6-passenger ruuabout; like new;
complete with 50-h.p. Evinrude motor.
traller; cover; many extras: cost new
Augusts 1916. 81 1855: sacrifice complete
outft, Ss95. l73O r. I. ave. ne. Igs
GAR WOOD SPEEDBOAT, es IT: excellent
condttion; new 1e47 chrysler engine.
FIR. 2so2: svss.. At. S13o. Sr17
Evening star., 1947-04-17
FARM and GARDEN.

AZALEAS, all stzes and colors. wholesale
FREE Eefa kEoVA2 Ssa1 17h Tt modem 5s tools
spraying, pruning, topping, complete tree
kh5 niHsf Rfs sGd SfSE P5Gtsss'sa pS
TRAcToRsnAl msAt types new farm EQUIP
LANDsCAPING sERvIcE-seeding. fer
ssyergreens. towering shrubs, old Enslist
tree aeas r 4es a
I5lmmea EM as Ersfing sesa snd drainage system.
Mr. HoPP Or !sS5sees saos. Or En- En- s45g s7Sss ci
GARDENS PLOWED and narrowed. new
sso srsdins nssRa5ss Wi osss slSs DlGt
ssiveEy At seHnEaEE IS yAa'5s eoEpEN Is mmfa rs
Carroll St. Takoma PIX. D. C. GE. 5000
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces, frepiaces.
rock garden; p flshponds,. retaining walls
RoekSlls Nd Psons s' RoekviIie heFssss ssss Lang
GARDEN TRACTOR, 5-h.p., Rototiller;
piows. discs and harrows in one operation;
seeds; use as bulldozer. belt Jobs; truly the
sSss about aie1 aSns FRfgnpshP shift
MOTORS 1920 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda,
YES. WE HAVE ROSE BUSHES plants,
$50; howerlng shrubs, 75c; privet heads
50 per 100. Visit the CAPITAL NURSERY,
Ills Bladensburg rd. ne. Open Sundays.
ToPsoIL. extra rich, from gardens of
famous Bethesda farm: also bluegrass sod;
delivery available. WI 64O0. go
plants: reasonable OW. $3.50. l7s
GARDEN, LOTS AND ACREAGE. plowed.
disked and narrowed For satisfactory
work and rates. call LU 1882. 22*
CREEPING PHLOX and perennials. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesvile, Md. Call Ashton,
Md, 3S46 -30
STRAWBERRY PLANTS! All varieties, "a
per hundred everbesring strawberry plants
So per hundred. Postpaid. order now,
Raspberry plants. all varieties ship pre-
paid. New large black Morrison red
latham, S14 Der thousand Large everbear-
ing Indian summer red, also yellow golden
queen, Sl5 per hundred. Also grapevines.
Order now. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville,
Md, Call Ashton, Md, 3s46. 80
Evening star., 1947-04-17
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-h.erthses.

1847 MONROE ST. NE furnished
rooms; r ro9n will rent single or double; private
sos sssH ssh nq 81. pos.R NRconsenial sober young
twin beds; S5 wk.; conv. transp.; near H
BEAUTIFUL FRONT BEDRM. with 8 Win
aSTs' eE2yY 7 nsYt Ys5 bath .9 Dq; $3.50, lis
tIys. saesshoase for girls. IaTss. clean.
fsS 1850 snSK rkNbAD RsHhf s2a I've E.
front room. twin beds, next to bath. TR.
FURN., RM.. for gentlemen. conv.. to transp.
Nicely FURNISHED large double room.
sa:w; mo- for phone B. II sna 4ssa r. privileges s4s
sB5o unsn gson 'ss snd
NICELY FURN.. front bedrm.; on carline;
couple o, Or gentlemen preferred. Phone
Isie sr HPiy ax lSsa seabis e. 'front.' ont rm
next bath and shower; $40 mo. Ii. 68S1.
coLoRED-1ess GALES ST. N.E.lone
room for married couple or 2 girls: $40
per week. Also front room, $3.50 per wk.
GALES ST. N.E.-Double
ployed married couple; nicely furnished;
xest bath e,eb etchfn ana sss laundry
RIM, dble. or twin beds:
home privileges; empl couple preferred.
COLORED-is5o GALES ST. N.E.-share
to for bss Fsnsd
venieht to transportation; home privileges;
Sd week. LU. 1871. -17
Evening star., 1947-04-17

mended and reputable persons desiring
sDT sDas sna rms nna 1s ss tns ss
q THOMAS. Real Estate Brokers' 4iS
Florida ave. nv. DE. 6244. 20 -
MOVING. PACKING saa sToRAGE
FuRN. MOVING. trunk, haEgaEs and par
eel esre dsy e.. yR s5Fs fs5 sHf snpsS ser
VI. VII. sha vANs oS e wan 49, White vet, h.lp:
moving mo paesinE; storaxe. cratins. shippins.
1eMs ii sgai nioyMd sfCszGs fsss 81 co.@Loe.. $50
and long distance. No JOB too large and
RNas s1s1sf ~ yE4EnaNs sE.E n aoslsc aaS1 cos4nr
tTanE: ana bassass 4T s7sa d tRE.oosssd.
tr.cta xtEItEkANsmMosins and hauling; nsv
estimates chserfuliy given. MI 61s9.
NORTHERN MOVING b STORAGE co..
Cartage: Local hauling performed by 2 or
. man cleEs Grating: Foreign and DO
Large feet available to and from SO States
naiS passs pskaps ro,t. fsT M ind nd div ono Mich
cforia Shipments direct 81 van a. q roasi @a
aoods aDrayed or
srly wrapped and stacked By expert ware
house crew. Detroit once, 1913 JOY rd:,
ave- ra: S-eosS neg Ar Wsss sszs ONCE iaso New York
CALL LEE-MoYing at your convenience,
large h or small; estimates cheerfully given;
Py sycE cys1sran g I TN Re Re- 649o; -. 10.
reasonable rates. DU. 1898. evenings and
EDELMAN,s MOVING q STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; win accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving;
stoAge; local, long dist. moving. Ia. 1887.
1Ss
HELP A vET-can move you days or
Inixits; trunks baEgsgs and parcel de-
8 pm. until midnighti all day Saturday
AVAIIaBIE SndI STORAGE SPACE, local and
long distance moving. Reasonable rates.
Free estimates. MODERN WAY MOVERS,
Ii. 0S26. lis
VETERANS. starting business. win move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul-
ing speciality. GE 1881.
VETERAN, just out Of the service, with
move or haul anything, night or day: no
lob too little. EARLE, ME- 5S19. 22.
.Gf-Moving, storage, Grating, shipping;
packing barrels furnished free locally.
GLOVER TRANSFER, DE. $3.50. GL $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies;
shampion Snng n cookers at STUD: WA. 1924,
longer; heated senneis; pickup s Service; e.
veterinary supervision. B1DE-A-WEE KEN,
NELS. 1918 Conn. ave. WO. 0224.
SIAMESE KITTENS, 8 thoroughbred, Z
weeks old, males, 1 female, $25 each
cocKER sP4N1EL PUPS, red and white,
9 wkS. old, distemper shots and wormed.
Axe reg. UN. 4105., TT
PUPPIES, chow and terrier mixed: lovely
pets. GIL 4756. -2I
KRISS KROSS KENNELS runs
and indiv. kenneling equipped Westinghouse
steTilamp tel Lamp eonditioning; puppies for sale
pT pTip Gen Gspterville sr Phone Fairfax ILL.,
black males. 6 wks. Old, Axe reg 4-gerl-
Grafton pedigreed furnished. Dial PL
ENGLISH SETTER. mos. old; well-bred:
ENGLISH SETTER PUP@From strain Of
ch., beau Essig's Don and CHI Feagan's
Mohawk Pail sire fine. gun dog: large
healthy PUBS 3 mos old; will hunt next
season: gun training started. Pa 1543.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, Axe registered,
healthy males and females; S35 viii
deliver. SP. 0432-W -91