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Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
FRANKFORT

On Sunday morning her local
neighbors and friends were sur
prised to learn that Mrs. Annie L.
Hickman, sc, had just passed away
at her home on Main st. The widow
of the late Mr.. George w. Hickman,
she had lived alone for many years.
Because of broken ankle resulting
a fall at her home two years ago,
Mrs. Hickman had been practically
confined to her home for that time.
Funeral services were conducted at
her late home on Wednesday after
noon by the Rev. James J. Von-
Hagel, pastor OF the FrankfOrd
Methodist Church, with interment
III charge of WatsOn-Gray Funeral
Directors. Mrs. Hickman is survived
by a nephew, Mr.. Calvin Gumm of
ShOwell, Md. and brother-in-law
DR.. Ulysses Hooker of Lewes, Del
Mrs. Raymond Winters of STRAIT
ford, n. j., is in town visiting her
brother, Mr. TOpp NJ. Heath, who is
seriously i'll at his home on Main
Street.
Survivors of the late Miss Eliza
beth w. Robinson, wish to express
their sincere gratitude to all kinC
friends and neighbors, who con,
tributed to the fund raised by Mrs
Harold A. Lynch for the purchase
OF the floral tribute in Miss Lbs
/ honor. They deeply appreciate Mrs
1 Lynch's prompt action in personal
ly soliciting for this worthy cause
j Mr.. Francis NJ Gum. III, ManageI
CT the local warehouse of the East
/ ern States Farmers Exchang,
spent part of last week attendin.
a Managers Conference in Spring
field, Mass.
One day last week while at pla,
in barn with other small children
Master Gerald Rogers, five year oil
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Rogers
fell into a horse stall and was fatal
ly injured by a kick from the SUI
prised animal. Funeral arrange
ments were in charge of the Wat
son-Gray funeral home on Saturda
with burial in Carey's Cemeter.
The Rev James LanGrell of ROA
ana officiated.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society Wa
entertained by Mrs. William l
Powell on Monday evening at he
home on Clayton Avenue. The bus
; ness meeting was conducted by tt
president, Mrs. John Powell.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

Louisa Bells Trader and was born
near Houston. He married Miss
Mary Elizabeth Lister of Milford
who died in 1918. He lived near
Milford until about ten years ago,
when he retired and made his home
with his children. Funeral services
were held from the Boyer Funeral
Home. Monday afternoon, at 2 P.
NJ, in charge of Rev. T. c. Jones. of
Trinity Methodist Church, with in
terment in Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Milford. He is survived by one son,
daughters, Mrs. Workman, Mrs.
Clyde Heishman. Arlington. Va,
Mrs. Alonzo Deputy, Houston and
Mrs. William Koch, Baltimore.
Eight grand-sons, who will serve as
pail bearers. Five grand-SOnS and
one granddaughter. also one sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Z. Donovan, Sails
bury, Md.
Charles III. Baker. age SO years,
passed away at his home on Har-
rington Ave, this city. last Friday
/ night, after several weeks illness.
/ He was the son of the late James
and Sarah Jones Baker and was
| born near Burrsville. He had re-
sided in this city for the past 30
years. For many years he was en-
ployed by the late A. c. Creadick
at the crate and basket factory.
Funeral services were held at his
late residence Tuesday afternoon at
!2P. NJ. in charge of the Rev. T. G..
Jones. of Trinity Methodist Church
Interment in Hollywood Cemetery
near this city.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Eliza Good Baker, one daughter
Miss Nellie Baker and one son
Willard Baker, all of Harrington
Also. four brothers; Richard Baker
Denton; John Baker, Centreville,
Robert Baker. Newark; and Bate:
Baker, Georgetown.
: Miss Verda Ruth Nane. daugh
. ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Vane
/ has been selected to portray tn,
Characterization of Mary Todds Lin
; coin in the productions of storm
/ by the E-52 Players of the Uni
1 versity of Delaware in Mitchell
2 Hall tonight (Thursdayl, tomor
. row night and Saturday matinee
This is the first time in the his
t tory of the L. of ID. Dramatic Pre-
I1n
: been chosen for the leading role.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

Francis VI. Gum. III, Captain OF
the local [. S. 0. drive announces
that FrankfOrd'S quota is $250.00.
and earnestly requests every citi-
zen to come forward promptly with
contribution to this very worthy
cause. This week, please. The work
Of the L. $. 0. must continue. Our
men still in service overseas, men
now in training, and our many hos
pitaliZed veterans need the L. S. o.
as much as ever Don't let down,
FrankfOrd has never failed to go
over the top in worthy cause.
We've done it before and we'll do it
again.
Mrs. Fannie Bennett and family
who recently moved here from
Sharptown, Md, have vacated the
Knox st. tenant house property of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marvel and
moved to Mardela Springs. Md.
On Friday evening, Mr.. Austin j.
| McCabe, Esq. was the supper guest
OF his daughter, Mrs. George Ross
Richards at ROXana. Del.
Capt. Ebe T. Chandler arrived
home on Friday from Plant City,
! Florida where he had spent the
winter.
Mrs. Nancy Walker of Friendship
Md, spent few days III town this
week.
Mrs. Estella B. Long has returned
to her Clayton Ave. home after hav-
ing spent the winter in sunny FIOri-
Ga.
In recent days several pieces OF
real estate have been sold anC
several homes have changed hands
Aunt SusZ sez: There is nothing
more important for the public good
than to form and train youth il
wisdom, truth and virtue. In my
humble opinion wise and good mel
are the strength of a state, far more
than riches and arms"
The Hawaiian Islands were rulct
Inv mOnarchS until 1893
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
HARRINGTON

Samuel Tharp, aged 20 years,
died last Thursday evening at the
home of his son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tharp, on
the HarringtOn-DentOn highway,
near Prospect Church. He had
been suffering from heart ailment
and had been confined to his home
for the past two months. He was
the son of the late Samuel A. and
Elizabeth Redden Tharp and was
born near this town and had re-
sided in this community all of his
life. He married Miss Delema
Florence Cain who died in 1919.
He was a retired rural mail car
rier from the Harrington Post Of
flee, retiring in 1941 after being in
the service for Is years. He was a
director of the First National Bank
and has been an associate member
of the Harrington Fire Co. for
many years. Funeral services were
held from the Boyer Funeral Home
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
charge of the Rev. J. Harry
Wright, pastor of Asbury Methodist
Church. Interment was in Holly
wood Cemetery. Directors of the
bank who served as pallbearers
were Theodore Harrington, Will
/ liam l. Masten, William w. Sharp
l.. B. Harrington, William T. Chip
man, Warren T. Moore and Amos
Minner. When in health Mr. Tharp
was an ardent sports fan, enjoy
ing base ball. foot ball and harness
racing. Besides his son he is sur
vived by two granddaughters
CarOle Ann and Frances Elizabeth
Tharp, and one sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth T. Harrington.
Paul Neeman and Claude Ca
hall are spending two weeks il
Jacksonville, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Camper
left this week for visit to Florida
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Dean were il
Wilmington this week
Mrs. Warren T. Moore wa
awarded the cake. Mrs. Edit
Shockley won the door prize.
bOudoir lamp; Mrs. Jessie Te
was high scorer in Bingo and MI
Dill was high in 500.
The home talent entertainment
staged this week by the BY
Kota Church School class of AS
bury Methodist Church, was quit
success according to reports an
. the class netted about $115.
Mr.. William Joseph Trader. ag
81 years, passed away at the hOm
of a sOn-in-law and daughter, Nj
, and Mrs. Earl Workman. on tn
Pennington road. Friday afternoo
| after several months illness. Fl
was the son of the late VIM. r. an
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
SLAUGHTER NECK

Mrs. Charles Stevenson was TAX
Ell to the Milford Memorial Hospital
on Thursday of last week for treat
ment. Her condition is about the
same at this time.
Rev. and Mrs. William Mcdaniel
and children, Carol Ann and Jimmy
and Mr.. Donald Farens entertained
with a turkey dinner on Wednesday
at their home in Milton in honor OF
Mrs. McDaniels' uncle, Mr.. Zed
Farens, birthday anniversary. Other
guests were Mrs. Zed Farens, Mrs.
Elsie Wad Lourie of Philadelphia,
whose birthday anniversary was the
following day; Mr.. Arthur Faust of
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Farens and daughter Barbara of
Milton; Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Farens
and children, Naomi Faye and Roy
of Slaughter Neck; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams and sons, Tommy,
George, Jr., and Eddie of Milford.
Mrs. Betty Ann Cooper of Milford
spent Saturday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Crerar Bennett and son,
Everette at Bay View Farm.
Miss Grace Bennett of Whining
ton spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Blanch r. Bennett.
Mr.. Preston Godfrey of MillsbOro
who has recently returned from
five months of duty with Merchant
Marines visited Mr.. Russell H. Ben
nett on Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Benson was an over
night guest of Miss Norma Lee
Workman on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Workman
have announced the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Naomi Work
man of Milton to Mr.. Clarence Reed
OF Milton. The ceremony took place
in HarbesOn by the Rev. Crockett
pastor of the Methodist Church. The
happy couple have the best wishes
of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dodd of Har.
beson visited Mrs. Margaret Ben
nett at Shady Brook on Sunda!
afternoon.
Mr.. William DerricksOn. Jr., o.
Wilmington spent the weekend
with his aunt and family, Mr.. an(
Mrs. Wilbur Davis and son, Jo'
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Lynch ant
grandmother, Mrs. Alec Shepard EN-
tertained relatives from New Jerse.
the past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams ant
sons of Milford, entertained with ;
family dinner on Saturday in homo
of her fathers birthday anniver
sary. Those that enjoyed the Dime
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Ze'
F'arens, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Faren
and children, Naomi Faye and Roy
Mr. and Mrs. John Finnity ant
daughter, Ruth Carolyn.
Mrs. Thomas R. Wilson of Fair
tield Farm attended and enjoyed
the luncheon Miss Burdella Davi
gave at her home one day last week
Church services on Sunday. go
o'clock, Sunday School, Vinal H
Carey. Supt., 800 o'clock. preach
ing by our pastor, Rev. Z. \
Wright. All are welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
FELTON,

The church school session be-
ginning at 9:45 a. III. Departments
for all age groups meeting under
the direction of the divisional SUI
erintendents.
Charles Bostic, Jr., general su-
perintendent
The morning worship service be-
ginning at 1880 a. IN. Sermon Dy
the pastor. Anthem numbers nv
the senior and Junior choirs.
ManShiD
The church school session be-
ginning at 10:30 a. M, in charge
of the superintendent, w. 5. Jester.
Local service, no preaching.
Viola
The church school session be-
ginning at 10 a. III. in charge or
the superintendent. Lowell Roland.
The evening worship service be-
ginning at Z o'clock. Sermon by
/ the pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

The Hawaiian Islands were ruled
by mOnarchs until 1893.
Evening star., 1947-08-02
ROOMS FURktsHEp-hsrshw....

THE ALTUKAs HOTEL. 1903 18th st
Nv - SINGLE rooms. 81 so. $9.2b ant
$50; $50, dc deusle ,, rooms; @ -; weekly ,,ts rates
EasssrSRN faeoSusK. s1s H st. n.w.-c,e.n
newly furnished. Phones, maids and els-
Weesly, So % IS per person RE. 1888.
HoTEI. EMERY. 1912 G st. NV, two blks
west OF White House--sinsles. $1.50-S2 SO
doubles; elevator; phones in all rooms
CULTURED BUslNEsswoMEN: severa
q .na So
son. 1900 New Hsmp. ava. NV. AID. 1879
e5iS cLIFFBouRNE rL. NV. nr. 18th
and Columbia rd-one rm.; suitable for
Tsn ssi fGR fcHp Hfnh r. NV De bs ss6 from lsth
gentleman only: $40 per mo. AID. s44e
sIgD.o W ROOM. sleep1n. porch; twin ,ss,. Ssd.
ssa soss c1ses c!se tesEel Sns ssss door, sn'
1899 isth ST. S:w.E.ysry isrss and com.
tsshsD ta.1sb: t ss orV f 'i a:srsa S.
room with twin beds: semipvt. bath; Girls;
fGnz iss sERiTox sEsRiso e. e. fas,e.l, sso turn
y fa, sds Dhons ne! s ss soas. w. 80 sy:
facing park: single, $40: double, $50;
gentlemen only; private home. NO. 1919
ans HAMILTON ST. N.w.-Lse. rm. with
inclose6 porch: single or dble.; unlimited
phone; inspect by appointment. GK. 4649
ls4; BILTMoRE ST. NV. near 18th
and Columbia rd.-Single and double.
sirls only; nicely furnished. laundry priyi-
lesrS: lge. closet: ss week single; $@6
a347 WARREN ST. N.W.-Lse. room, serni-
pvt bath: gentle gentleman: pvt. home:
no cigarette smoking. EN-. 1928. -1
Evening star., 1947-08-02
DOGS, PITS. ETC. tcsnt.l.

o ESsa.s p rhon. soenf eH 6ooi ssY ''m''' .ys
sss. s ''s
BoxER oShs 1iihi furriEs. ' f.vn p.disr..d vss.,
VI With en shiaren ren sof Rx asas = fe0esf' rseo
GooD HOME wanted for adorabl. kittens
and gentle gentle mother cat. 1 yr. old. Call
COLLIE Pups, pedigr..d, of Akc-r.s lit
ter; beautifully marked; very reasonably
PRICED. Phone Vienna 22s-J. -3
boston bull and Irish terrier, ] yr. old, to
some SO one who can n1da give a nice home. 1925
sesa ssn sGsssE ss;s pss: are
home and start loving you. AKc-reg.
six-sen. pedigree. Sire and dam can be
seen. Full information. cali vi. 4477,
SstL 'sss Sss ana male .sS e' ssH ts& W. 81
DoBERMAN rINscHER PUPS. p.digfeed
and registered. 10 weeks old. North
soMsRaNIAN seasf IA, PUPPIES, 8 vk.. old, cha cham.
rsS DsSn orsns. srasa e. s'si asia Axe ind'idus'
GREAT DANES I9t golden brindIe fe.
sSe eses e From cs.mpion osa SIoodiines In srSSS ~
pHLMArIAN PUrrlEs-l.4 miles south OF
eo poHI phea. 1sssSurr saa fsssu
longer; air-conditioned kennels; nickur
service: veterinary supervision. BIpE.A'
KRTss KRoss KENNELS, boarding al
breeds. grooming and bathing; cocker
studs and pups. Fairfax IL JIG.
males and females; is wks. old. H. sa42
Will deliver a
TOY COCKER SPANIEL. blond daughter
of Chs mp{on Ditt's Golden Boy: IA cham
pions within 4 senerations. Beautiful
puppy with show possibilities; 500. TIE
Evening star., 1947-08-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BEDROOMS. living rm, kit, / lge
screened porch and bath: 2 adults only
$50 mo- 1928 3rd st. NV. a.
semipvt. batl, with another girl and fur
nish own linens: cow. transp.: S32 q
month. NO. $3.50. after 7 pm. Sat. snd
Il .ook ssy sso 9ouns 80 xGS st eD, ,re., ar
vate. 2-rm. apt: to share kit and bath
with coneenial 24-yr.- -old girl: $40 mo
1878 Lanier pl. NV, Apt. IS. Ho. 1888
WILL SHARE 3-rm. apartment: own rm.
suitable for 1 lady: $50 mo. vi. 1878
FOR cNE SETTLED LADY. 1-room enc
apt. End d. back. 1880 Calvert st. NV
iIos M ST. N.w.-2 rooms. 2nd L.. hex,
to bath: for employed couple: no children
s4s sSss ss,'s,:. ana $40 ss.s s IT, ss .s It
6ssh shared y y Sn: boys dS Es0T 9etsr' M s.h1 1o
500 II. cAfiToL af sT.Ss.rm. T .pt. rood
$50 9 month. RIA. sa0a.,
sSs nnM "1 With faen snd snd % ss. s %
ready for Immediate occupancy. Twin
beds. Beautyrest mattresses; cross yenti-
me porch: seod x.oTbins .aa ~ kise1sa ans
ave % NV Phon: NO. sos5 right away
or write Box 219.V. Star;
porch. large -rassy yard, trees: shrubs;
NJ. 1sss sIocK M@Avsil; Aug. IS.
Completely fnrn.; heat. eiee:. NV. sai
soa sSet' 1sosx. sssr. sss '''''
Evening star., 1947-08-02
ROOMS WANTED.

GOLF PROFESSIONAL and wife desire
rooms and private bath or apt in suburbs
Of Wash. preferably Md: no children MA.
1880. RIM 422 3s
UNFURNIsHED one room apt or room and
bath for L person: NV. section Ia O65S.
ExPECTANT MOTHER desires home care
for baby and room for sef Phone ME,
Sl2h after 40 pm. McEVANY 50
MAN WANTS 1-rm bachelor apt. or room
with private bath; must be comfortable
and quiet 20. Box l60, Benjamin Frank
APARTMENT OR ROOMS with kitchen
PRIVILEGES: by employed couple. CT. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-08-02
FARM and GARDEN.
TOPsOIL for lawns and gardens, $40

TOPsOIL for lawns and sardens' $40 ton ton
4S.GPos AZ aPe5stog oWASrEbN.4 tSE h5htqH or used
condition steel wheels, caterpillar D;a o.
John Deere D or Ar preferred With A. A.
-sccessories, ~, Write 1925 Davenport a. I"
= ,noTofmLERs ROT; FL Iaa NOW .vAILABLE.Th.
Tsst9T LOG scHaHn fho9s 81 SSSl
a Gf5Ss s shd TssGRh naft Il.
= ffsEEs fiT oTNHEH; TRHSED. rs SPRAYED. aufse5y .nt
s4ss f'0 sff4S sfFT1si TREB fHT E9rR
.FLAGSToNE WALKS. terraces. hreplacss
rock sardens; ishponds. retaining dIn TsIis sn:
MaRc9MGci0f Ma fhens a1s1s soetvIle heFa asss
.Seooo BANk RUN: eravei and einders fol
fetrS sr rcts ind Shon. va
- present value, sals. MiII consider s155 In
roughly S or yrs use remaining. open te
~Hoffer; tool shop trailer. rubber tires; stee
chassis, vices. ideal for plumber, electri.
s1n tims 81 GF MAPTaPon1 IsRa'soes farm, Groom Nd
30 phone Marlboro 3553. , ,,
Ioseeps adeq reduced ] ooas. Also limited suppl,
Of power and hand cement mixers; rs1,na sra,a
o" bow" poTer nSind' and hand corn Shelters. iims
Z SpreSOefS. DOVfT SCOOp tldC'oA, puH
- sdozer blades for u. and M. tractors. McD
milkers cream sepsIsstftrs' stt milk Esmms, eooisrs
:, mills. Cobey wagon. used tractor pillow
" Wayne pumps. power wheelbarrow sprayer
saw ,rsss for tractors. lime o, fertilissI ri, e.
.EASEoNEYs nc, s1ss Georgia ave sH
.ToPsoIL. hll dirt sand and road gravsl
manure. washed gravel. for sale by th'
. load SH 5I10 FIR. 557s. 10
harden TRACTORS and equipment; vii
do the lob necessary on a one-horse farm
:. MALoNEY's, INC, s126 Ga. ave. Silver
=. Spring, SH. 1880. IL
: BALER TWINE. wholesale prices TO deal
srs and custom balers. MALONEY's. INC
sl26 Georgis ave, Silver Spring. Mo.
SH 1890. 4
Just ARRIvED-Redman g. Roth garden
". tractors with cultivators, plows and sickle
=. bar attachments. STANLEY Fl. HOENER
-riNC, Trailer Center. 5th st. and Florida
LANDSCAPE GARDEN. seeding, fertlizins
Ton soil. spraying nursery stock. GRADING
=" maintenance of lawns, drainage system
tree work. Book your fall seeding early
q e.i.WANTED--Gravely garden tractor with
attachments. Box 391X. StaI: y
Evening star., 1947-08-02
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FIVE GOOD HORSES, saddle: etc. J
hunter, Jumps well; 2 ponies ~ hsnds'
Apply $500 Wilson blvd, Falls Church. va
ONE SMALL MARE PONY and CD 1-horse
SPOTTED WELSH PONY, and beautiful
cart saddle and harness. WI. 81 %.
FINE SADDLE HORSE for sale. Perfectly
trained show seldine 10 years Of sse n.Ta.e; waie
CONDITION: $3.50. less to right urehsser
WORK HORSE. Q years old: good physica
condition. 1901 Tucker I'd. Sc, r. GAYAN
PONY. prize winning spotted mare; gentle
t,r and pony trailer for sas5. May be be
seen at NoRTHEND STABLES, located or
Easf-West hwy, at silver SprinE. Md. II
HORSE. registered thoroughbred Is hands;
shows fne breeding, quality; ideal mount
BIAUTiFuL 9-yr. -old gated Morgan mare;
gentle. suitable for women or chiloren
4e1c list ave. Landover HIS Mo- 9N'
Evening star., 1947-08-02
AVIATION,

TvERY ONE WHO FLIES neeas cemplets
aviation insurance protection: Consnlt
sHWERS INSURANCE AGENCY. l0l9
Vermont ave. NV D1 100
INDIVIDUAL HANGAR SPACE available;
80 ,and al ogtsne gas; hight INSTRUCTIONS
under G1 Bill, HYDE FIELD, Clinton
CUB SHARE In Aeronca tandem trainer;
perfect condition. This is your chance
TO fv or 10 learn 10 hy CHEAP. Also club
share In 1a46 Ercoupe. For informa tfon
or demonstration, call Alex. 3l73 or Alex.
SMEMBgR FLYING CLUB starting. Prae-
tically new Taylorcratt: c-65 h.p.. radio
equipped: wing tanks: ideal cross-countIy
shipy 500 entrance fee and reasonable
monthly dues; flying time, $3.50 per hour,
including everything: based in nearby Va.
Drop a card TO Box 66-v, Star. }
ERCoUPE 1916: perfect condition.: just
relicensed; navisation lights. starter, norm
generator, battery and special plastic up.
iicAstery: real bargain at Sl,925. II
in&rested. see Mr.. RAND, 215 Qakwooo
ST. Sc, Apt. 302 or drop card. -
If YOU DESIRE good enslns: aircrait
or fabric work contact JOHNNY DORR,
Maryland Flying Service. Pomonkey, Nd
Phoar Indian Head 1881.
MEMBERSHIP in flying club: Ereoupe'
artes, 2-way radio etc. TIE. 52l7.-3
CUB J-3-Licensed until June. 194s; ship
.Is in very good cond: nrst person with
S6s5 takes it. UN 32TR. -3
Evening star., 1947-08-02
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

pALMATIoN COACH PUPPY: weeks old;
,ha from RB.Ss. s Feri co s
ssEAT DsSa sSas1: Axe 1sx.ess.a
es5 so1Es oiffEHsPiEs fffEPPiEs Of sa.ltz. sired y oyt-
standing champion, Axe reststered o.,
coekEs rprrHs; pu,: Sr.d saios best N1fs Slfsd
'SYksS rsfs !gst e. 81 81 PES R'ss. MI no. 81 sos
,..RALPH. 3. LINDSEY. colesvilIe' Md
.''ei = 'GERmAN MAN SHEPHERD Dogs, puppies by
afsards sARp ghsDsn ssEEfs kishsn ss Tsn sRon.
ResGGifE RssGfE ao6SD so%iMi Pups, week. old IA
..soxkR PUPS; Axe reg; best sIoealinss; M &C ne:
goSkAk Akc sfASin = PSF ri Exc 'Ss
sS1ssp sSSsspss NV fi hGssyi Ss5s
skESNEIs, S7os Marlboro pike s..: HI.
:sssaoSxSER ::ssoxER. mos: old. female. t.vn: siso.
~1besah beosEkMaN h. rTfSscHEs' TssHa' puDDi.s; cham.
it aikrsss sss'fs sas.a5 r.:
fSaLlsa 81 sIIL Il PUPS, tsn.ls 5ssi'tsfsa
real sows5 .tud MUGS T.s,,t.1.o w. ak red
r sss earaTARES ~ R94s' msis % mos. old SO,
.,sAkElr' DANE rur-s.sntisul srindl.: t.-
$500. For pal and protector buy a
sPssa PeoSER 9s rurslFs, isia Axe registered males
. and females: brindles and fawns: different
:, MIL VII VA saekftfcr sTES nns ,eun. French
sSio!s: sisloSs mall; $50 Il 41ss - -.
sssiasiH eGsfr liHi ot e:sS
7.s4 ss sfGSK snd aressn sn Rs
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. small type, at
""tansley Va nore nj Chan rO Srdss SO op p
.s"lses. i.s6 eseh: With pen sA. ses5
a-rpreREEp ponEkMAs pInseh.r. ms!.
--k:sorsble .: sts oiO Price. Cali Sesvssn aud T.
sHa1Lfwoop "a aSRSo,op krNsEls-Bosrains. bath
sSskfs soard "a ;a"q s"q dor TG in
indoor Kennels with private outside shaded
1.ry 0noosnfS%o oonSoSf sits' .Ra PsfuD xsRsr sRS as
IS Hobart Dr.h[se 1sss 1u0o
part: color; Axe IS reg. Ask operator for
u. ST. BERNARD, of champion stock: 2-year-
old male. medium size. perfect markines.
ss9i,s sss' eHric IL cb5a qga care A'0s '0' @s '
IRISH SETTERs, nns wholesome pups,
from Manssses. Va. on county I'd. 663. Tel
eockEa scsisas ssSaNifL. American, male. Axe
.-'freg, S mos. old. hsht COPPER color. $40.
Wish SsTsH SETTER PUPPIES, eligible for
-aresistrstion. Axe and p. and s, Tsle-
.PeoSokER PPeSaks r. RsPaSsiEL PUPPIES. black. NAL.
and females. 10 wks. old. with interna-
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oTSEN N09s scofoa Ell Fsi eoi fhufsh FHrfs reg
!srasi. Sso-ss5 5ose sssh with inss5Hstions %,
BOXER PUP. male. reg. Axe. cropped.
lnoeulated; will make grand pet. 81.
:.sESSJg HOUND pUps. wks. old, Tor
sale: from GOOD hunting strain. TR. sa7a.