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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

MATTRESS
SHOP
EAST LINCOLN AVENUE
p. o. Box 1899 Phone lass
= Eastlawn. pascagouls. Miss.
Let Us aenovafe Your Old
MATTRESSES
Make Them New Again. We Can
Make You a Beautiful Inner
spring from Your Old Cotton
Mattress.
We do upholstery work also
We Can Give You One-DaY
go Service
We Pick Up And Deliver
All Work Guaranteed
EUBANKS AND CUMBERLAND
Thanks
3 If e-5
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

5-DECK CHICKEN BROODER-
And a 1900 egg incubator. g26 So.
Market ST., Humans, phone
1871. % II p
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

2ND HAND Sinks and L~avatories
e26 So. Market ST.. Humans,
phone 1871. % 1t D
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

Reliable estimates say there are
about 100000 coin : operating
vending machines in this coun-
try, outside of coin telephones
and parcel lockers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20
PERSONALS

FOLKS ARE SAYING TRY HIN
MANS" first where they sell
next to the best which is better
than the rest. 2 1t p
FOR STORAGE - OF anything,
see Jim Blackwell, 100 Krebs
Avenue, Phone 1851 st S-13
REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ING-Of the Gulf Coast Shrimp
+ and Oystermen Association
will be held on May q, 1949, at
z o'clock at Fisherman's Hall, 209
Frederic Street, w. L. McVeay,
Sectry. ct p $40
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27

Penquins are birds, but they
never fly.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27
zA4hmz1hmL
Ranges - Refrigerators

For you homemakers they offer more quality at the
prices than any other range and refrigerator on the market
Come in and see for yourself why Admiral your best buy
Floor
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27

ICOntlnOeu from dSt -
it was necessary to put the special
tax levy before the public"
Mo Major improvements
Z No major improvements had
'been made in the cemetery or in
its equipment until about five
years ago. Less than nine years
ago there was not even a power
lawn mower there.
Due to the levy the cemetery
board has been able to pay its
employees more, and thus keep
men on more steady employ
ment than in the past. The num-
Der of men employed ranges from
four during the winter months
to IL or more around Decoration
Day.
The cemetery board is COM
posed of William H. Faulkner
William D. Lee, and Chris Nader,
Ella Hopkins is the clerk and
Pride J. Thompson is the sup
erintendent.
MIR. Thompson is attending the
National Convention of Cemetery
Superintendents in Cleveland this
week where he win get new
ideas on cemetery care and main
tenance. II is the first time a re-
preventative from Oakdale Come
terry has ever attended one of
these meetings.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27
MorYsville Firm
Awarded Ditch Bid
Sheriff Checks On

Asman and Connolly Company
of Marysville was awarded the
contract to reconstruct the Mack
an Joint ditch in Union and Della
ware counties. Their bid Of S2S-
63.79 was lowest of the four re-
ceived by the County Commits
SionerS.
Other bids were: c. F. Replogle
Company, Chillicothe, S304l.02;
Latham Construction Company,
Columbus, S38ll.38; and the B
& B Excavating Company, Inc,
Columbus, $3159.58.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27

the Post Office building, Monday
night.
The above farm plans were
prepared and presented by Hal
sey c. Eleyet and c. G.. Phillips,
local farm planners of the u. S.
Soil Conservation Service.
Chairman Chris Boerger an
nounces that the Board will spon-
sor the Union District Flowing
Contest in July, 1850. A commit
tee will be named at the next
meeting to make arrangements
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27
Soil Conservation
Plons ore Approved
For Four Formers

Farm Conservation plans de-
veloped on the farm of Paul Low,
Ernest Kleiber. George Erich,
and T. E. Nicol were approved by
the Board of Supervisors of the
Union Soil Conservation District
at their regular monthly meeting
in the District Headquarters in
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27
Warnings To
Hunters

Now is the time for farm own
erS who wish to protect their
property from hunting and tres
passers to post their farms. Get
your cards at The Journal office
and enter the list under the mo
Hunting head in The Journal.
Union County Hunting Con-
troll Association. l0-26-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27

Billy Scott and his Neighbor
Boys will appear at the Rialto
Theatre at Plain City Nov. IL for
two shows.
These entertainers are from
radio station WRFD in Worthing-
ton and have wide experience in
radio and televison in the Mid
dlewest. The have appeared with
many famous radio stars such
as The Duke of Paducah, Lulu
Belle and Seotty, and others.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27
Improvements
Made at Oakdale

lContlnned from Page ,O
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27
CLUB Seeks Gifts

Anyone having toys or clothes
10 denote to the 79'ers Club to
be sent overseas for Christmas
should bring them to the Trinity
Lutheran Parish House by Sun
day, Oct. 30. These gifts to be
sent to children overseas who
would not have otherwise have
received much for Christmas.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27
OCTOBER 27. ls4s


Fred Gabriel and L. ). wall
Savings Bonds Co-chairman tor
Union County, announced tooay
that sales Of Series E Savings
Bonds in Union County during
September amounted to sll,85O'
State sales during September,
l949 totalled $19,326,869, or o.Z
percent below sales for the
same month of l948.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27
rrE uNroN COUNTY JOURNAL. MHRYsvn.LE. OHIO
Drunk Driving Fine

Robert Mummey, Marysville,
was fined S10O and costs by May
or G.. L. Kingsmore, Monday, on
a charge of driving while intoxi-
Gated. He was arrested Saturday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27
Taken to Hospital

\ Wesley ockwood, Peoria, was
taken to Brown Veterans Hos
pttal, in Dayton. for observation
this week. He is in Ward 8.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27

The Rio Grande is the largest
river in Mexico.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-27

for the contest.
The Board discussed the 1850
work plans for the District.
Among many activities listed will
be a tour of the U. S. Soil Con-
servation Service Hydrologic Re-
search Station at Coshocton for
county leaders.
Evening star., 1949-05-02

II you have ideas about buyini
q house, new or used. with or
without aid of the CT bill or the
FHA, proceed with caution.
The cute little red brick, green
shuttered number with the gur-
Cling stream and whispering viii
low may look like your dream
house, but your dream will be a
sad symphony when you find the
basement flooding every spring
and the mildew collecting on your
new furniture.
It could easily happen. Don't
laugh.
Real estate prices are still high.
Most experts expect a slow decline.
but how long or how far no one
can say. The postwar price peak
seems to have passed us by, and
a lot of veterans who have hesi-
tated about buying Cor just plain
couldn't for lack of houses are
now thinking about q home OF
their own.
Here is a sample of the kind
of pitfall you could tumble into
when you buy your house:
You and your wife move to a
large city and start looking for
permanent quarters. You expect
to be there the rest of your life,
you're raising a family and you
want to buy a house.
So you find one on the out
skirts of the city proper-about
perfect to your taste and the price
is right. So. after searching the
title, arranging the finance. etc.
you buy. You sign the contract
and move in.
Then the Bad News Comes
Six months later you read in
the paper plans for the new East
West elevated highway are NOV
ing ahead smoothly and that bids
for construction will be offered
soon. Your face grays as you real
ize with horror that the new
highway is slated to grace your
own backyard!
So you rush an investigation.
all your own, to see what this
really means to your new house.
You learn:
l.. The elevated highway Is 60
ing to parallel the street running
just behind your house. 1t will
be finished In two years.
2. Your quiet side street may
be one of the exits from the
elevated. That would turn into a
bedlam of trucks and autos.
3. AS residential property. your
neighborhood may gradually be-
come worthless. No wonder you
got a good buy.
Or you move to a smaller city
and buy a house on the outskirts.
You have a nice plot Of land.
and the school bus stops Just a
quarter of a mile down the road
to take your three kids to school.
Add $12 for Transportation
Everything is hunky-for the
first year. Then the school bus
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Droftees' and Veterans Guide
~ Mai. Tkomas M. Nisl-

route changes. Not enough busi-
ness out your way. not enough
pupils. So your wife has 10 make
the ten-mile trip to school twice
day In the family car. Just tbs
gas for that travel uses UP s12 q
month you hadn't thought oi
spending. And your property goe,
down in value because of nc
school bus.
If you had only checked you
would have found that the city
board Of education had been con-
sidering cutting out that school
bus line for long time.
Housing officials say that for
the average person" the purchase
of a home is the largest and
most important personal invest
ment he makes" Proceed with
caution and you shouldn't get
burned.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Are You Having
Trouble Hearing?

Are you having trouble with your
hearing aid? If so come In and
see our instructor, regardless of the
make of hearing aid. If you have
an outmoded hearing aid that you
have failed to get parts for, We can
help you. Call for appointment at
the Washington Hearing Clinic,
MA. 9729 or MA. 3623. No obliga-
ton. See top Of page 354 Of yellow
telephone directory for the new ac-
cepted Vacolite and other hearing
aids. Complete repair service de-
partment for all makes of hearing
aids. Full time service man on
duty at all times. We can handle
your hearing aid problems what
ever they may be.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Christensen to Dedicote
Bonneker Center

Milo r. Christiansen. superln-
tendent OF the District Recreation
Department. will turn on the new
outdoor lights at the Banneker
Recreation Center at dedication
ceremonies at 1880 pm. Wednes-
day.
The program will include talks
by John L. Young. assistant
superintendent: Harry Wender
chairman Of the Recreation
Board. and Melvin c. Sharpe.
president Of the Board Of Educa-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Sumner Pike to Speok

Sumner Pike. member Of the
Atomic Emery Commission, viii
address the dinner meeting Of the
Washington Alumni Of Delta Up
silon Fraternity at 6 pm. Satur-
day at the Fairfax Hotel. Mem
bers. their wives and friends are
invited. Mr.. Pike is an alumnus of
the Bowdoin Chapter of Delta Up
silon,
Evening star., 1949-05-02

Nay -. IN the SuTiingson Eoisl
TO launch q program o. intensive
activity" according 10 Il Ccl
Arcniraedes /. A. Patti. newly
elected president Q, Tire chapter
Il Col. Patt. wss named rress-
dent when the chapter held q re
Evening star., 1949-05-02

quite impression at party the other evening made
the statement that had cut my cleaning bills In half OF
course had to explain! So told them Arsto and
about the wonderful job of dry cleaning they did When
wearing cleaned they nearly dropped ove There were lot
Arsto fans before that evening over" Thank
YOU indeed Miss Shoemaker Seeing is believing Why don't
you try ARISTO CLEANERS DYERS, 10 stores all
town to serve you.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Reserve Officers Unit
To Mop Activities

The infantry chapter Of the
Reserve OfNcers' Association OF
the District will meet a. 8 pm
Evening star., 1949-05-02
THE EVENING STAR. Washington. n {,
McMeAe Z

oEEantFasscn -s~s4ng April -
AFTER tao e~ass ct inactivity
Col Robert =. Srhsna was siecies4
vice president and Capt, Norman
Evening star., 1949-05-02

Siam is making q hydroelectric
power survey and plans an eco
nomic survey.
Evening star., 1949-05-02

Esss<s osse was nsA-n~e se~re-
tArg treasurer
Panara rsars Q o. aasa $40 sAss
gyAg1
Evening star., 1949-05-02
, These prices : feature { Il,
ExtzaS" that azeut!

but still included in your Buick
when you get it, are many things
that classify as extra.cost items
on many other cars.
For instance, Foamtex seat cush.
ions are an extra value on Buick
SUPERs and RoADMAsTERs that
cost you nothing extra. You get
direction signals, rear wheel
shields, a flexible steering wheel,
an air cleaner, an oil filter, a clock
- all included in the basic list
price. On all RoADMAsTERs, these
prices even cover Dynaflow
Drive as standard equipment, not
an extra.cost item.
Included also, of course, are such
Evening star., 1949-05-02

Buick extra values as Fireball
power, which you get nowhere
else - all.coil springing, almost
an exclusive - the widest rims in
the industry - and that very
special and desirable solid Buick
feel.
So - check the "extras" when
you price today's cars. Check the
"deal" too, and make sure it's as
fair and aboyeboard as the Buick
sales policy.
We're pretty sure what your
conclusion will be when you see
what stepped.up production is
doing to deliveries. You'll decide
Buick S the buy!" and get your
order in.
Evening star., 1949-05-02

TT you're price.conscious these
i days as you shop for new cars,
you've probably made a big
discovery.
It's important to find out ,Vhatthe
price includes = particularly in
the normal spread" between list
and delivered prices.
Take these Buick prices given
here. All of them, as the panel
tells you, cover such universally
wanted accessories as radio and
antenna, heater and defroster,
windshield washers and built.in
back.up lights.
These are individually itemized
on your bill of sale. Not itemized,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-16
SONAR, BAMBOO ROOM
JEWELS WIN LAST NIGHT
N BASKETBALL GAMES !
Spider Webs Drives
Inn Team Takes Place
Of Lions Club. Which
Drops OuI OF Leagsie

The three favorite basketball
clubs won their games last night.
The first game. Spider Webb
Drive Inn lost 70 the Sonar
Schooi 80 70 90. the Vogue Clean
ers lost - the Bomboo Room by
q o. 50 score. the Overseas
Garage lost 70 the Pollock's
Jewels b va 90 O. ~ score.
~ the first game Hale scored
o. points. Clendening rs. Wales
and Sfakocic "A each, and Bat
lers % For the losers NJ. VSila-
real scored IA points, NJ. Iagra-
harn q 5 Roberts and Thomp-
son 3 each. and Wallace /, E.
Grlien
SCore by quarters: Total
Spider Web 2l3 I 1913
sonm School IS % Is 1850
ln the acond game G. Barber
and q Swceiing came near Scor-
sos 81 many points as the whole
"a the Vogue Cleaners scored.
Barber rs and Sweeting scored
~
Hah man fog the Cleaners was
Castillo With s. Parks and Cere-
Fn and Herrick Q points each.
Secure By quarters Total
Bamboo Room 3 l3 20 lO-5i
Vogue Cleaners ~ 5 3 8-33
Oh tho fnal game the Garage
htF lost o. the Jewels m the
nrst half 90 the game. when they
scoroi but - points 10 q for the
Jewels bat n the last half scor-
ed SO to % for the Jewels. but il
vas too late Skaggs scored %
paints Borden 10. and Heath g.
For the losers. G. Valdez scored
go Curry n. and Fleitas 6.
Score by quarters Total
Pollock Jewels II 10 Is 2l-63
over cas- Garage s 6 81 l4-47
Referee Sweeting. umpire Hen
riquct timer Fernando. scorer.
Agmlar
Spider Web Drive-Inn has tax
cn the place 81 the Lions Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-16
is Ilas Proof
lmgeries lsed In
hungarian Trial

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as tiamaaran govern
ffaE RNNefis And
sss8 go suincrs
#tE teem pafpnrted
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go Mr.1.EFnfe tfsi
$50 fmsQ So Amer
49, 80 Esf Hhefh
- tIs sfalH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-16
IECUONA CONCERT
fCnniinued PROM Page One

fANNtiNAGA FtfHA v aGe Onel
suites bv Lccuona. "Danzas Cub
anas and DANA Afro-Crbanas, -
and excerpts from La Suite
Espanola The famous waltz
eroup Tres Valses" opens the
program
Even o. Ernesto Lecuona did
not write such utterly singable
and memorable music. seeing
and hearing ham ~ person should
he an unforeettable experience.
Those who have heard him say.
he could charm the birds off
the trees by sheer force of his
personality. and coupled with
the enchanting music he makes
e thr piano. he could starr his
ewn private Pied Piper Of Ham
l.n parade not only M Cuba, bat
ANYTIME and anywhere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-16

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haan ihr kasi
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-16
SAYS L. :. PLANS

fCon'inucd srom Page One)
lntended row o. put the Germans
tn uniforrn again But, he add
ea This plan viii fail The Ger
mans DO not want 81 be mcrcen-
arrs IN a colonial army
The outburst recalled a some
whaf similar attack on Adenauer
Recently by Socialist leader. Kurt
SCHUMACHER. who was temporary
~ expelled from Parliament for
hls remarks.
NJ action was taken. however,
AGAINST Communist leader Rel
mann
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-16

and shonid prove good competi-
ten lsT the local girls.
The girls Varsity is as follows:
Maresret Llttle-forward,
Connie HudginS-forward.
Anne Yetes--forward.
June fates-f0rward
Addie Mae Schineck-forward.
Betty kcllv-fOrward.
bea Demeritt-feTWard.
Dorothy Miller guard.
bubbie Delgado-guard.
1aCke Dusne-guard.
Lee Hu8dic-guard.
Becky Gregorv-guard.
koia Cumus-fuard. -
The girls first game was
against the Alumni in which the
Alumni beat the girls Variety.
The second game was with the
Noes The Noes. team wen
by iusi six points. the final score
being 80 "a
Evening star., 1949-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

1MPLIFIERS and recorders, p. Q.
systems for auditorium or picni5e
Grounds. Also tape and wire record
ers. sound truck available. C9i3am-
ASSlTTIoUEs-Hshest SlT prices; brie-a-
hrac' porcelain. ivories, etc. DOE
KIN. 1891 Georgia NV, RA. e-4S.
ANTIQUES-Bric-a- china sii'
verware. old iewelry; tnrn; @ ny iaaS anst
DORA KRupsAMS, pssssTS,ne MIS- 74se 'NA' '''
ANTIQUES - Furniture, brte. a.nrac =.
china, glassware, rugs, silverwars'
paintings; highest cash prices oata'
call MURRAY tstarbeeker,' Ia
SEinRooM, dining room, contents Of
hor,if: cash. We do moving, STORAGE.
80 IA. 1887; after z pm eE. ,d. 1919
ROCKS, large and small collections,
bouSht and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, I'll 9tn
ST. NV, NE. 5e95.
BooKS-we are anxious TO buy en- en-
tire libraries, ,oass. or smsitsIl ma eal, any. @
where, pay cash and remove books
irumediateiy at our expense. BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP. sos 9th st.
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality:
MIR, WEISS, from 9-6. RE. 2436:
projectors and erlargers, fore1gn ana
Domestic any make. any model. old
Or new: highest cash prices. Free
appraisal PENN CAMERA E4CH..
- 943 Penna ave. NV; 936 ID st.
NV. Ex. $3.50.
CAMERAS-Hiehest cash prices paid
for Leica, Contax, Rolleinex and
other good cameras; also complete
camera and movie outfits. BREN-
= EER PHOTO CO.. 933 Penna. ave,
n'w.,sRE. 2434. Free parking.
CLOTHING-HighesL prices for uen's
used ciothine. -, BEEuMaAN's;, 5uaAA iigS2 iigS2
CLnTHING-Top prices paid for used
mems clothing. typeEriss5y;, musical @
lA1 Fia. ave- NV. MI 69l4
CLGTHiNG-Highest prices paid for
mems suits and topcoats. S. & W.
EXCHANGE, 21b7 Pa. ave. NV, Ma.
- S4f,fl. open tin s pm.
CONS, stamp collections. worries. 9u-
tographed letters. gold; silver oought
CONS. American. foreisni ole gold.
silver, ANTIQUES. cameras; hignes'
prices paid. HEPNERs z02 18th st.
N.w. DI. 266S.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
LANDSCAPING
POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 x st, NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks
turkeys; poultry supplies: Me o0se
old chicks. roc ca. Orders accepted
for future delivery Older chicks,
Hatsehing essa' $3.50 doz' Vienna is.
coWAS M 4 CHICKS. Md..u. Q. app Pul
Clean. Bred by US for more profit.
Hatch Tues. COwAN FARMS. Bowie.
Nd Phone 234l.
500 N. n. RED 2-week-old chicks.
Sf9 per 900. @. MAXWELL WA.
1545. Annapolis rd,, Lanham. Md
SURPLUS CHICKS. 81 per 100, co d.
New Hampshire.. Barred Rocks.
Satehes: His HI s5. -as p; a 30 $3.50: log
HOCRMAN R-ls. Beilefontei Pa.
CHICKS-Fine quality g. Rocks. n
H, Reds. r. ]. Reds. Red Rock
crosses, w. Rocks or w, Wyandottes
mo LeshornsD. S795 per 100 Pull
lets. S17 Guaranteed $3.50: heavy
assorted. S7.75 mo sex guaranteed {;
may be primarily cockerelsl; cod
plus postage NATIONAL CHICKS.
s24s Temple rd,. Phila. 10, Pa.
QUALITY CHICKS, y. S. pullorum
controlled: New Hampsh!res. Barred
Rocks Hamp- Rock crosses. 81 90
per 100; make second choice We
ship cod GEM POULTRY, 1881
Vine st, Phila 3. Pa.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
DOGS. PETS. eTc.

LOOKING FOR A FRIEND: Here
the perfect companion: 4 cosssf
puppie a LETT, S3o-$45. OR. SsS@.
nosroS TERRIER at stud. ch.
Pageboy's Grand-Sun: also puppies
sired BY this little dog. Al day sat,
urday and sunday, wa. Sa9S. liz
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. GOOD
hunters, fine companion. healthy
SsMs S1o aHs Up gygarSHPFp. esPTspis sass nsI., mo,
sired by Champ. cspt. sn ETsnz '. q; /
R3pafsfERED 3safsTff; isBoosroMN 81 BniI terrier.
wears cd: better for adults &C Gan
soXIR oS1h PP11PPfPrEs. sm months, Axe
Brindie. male; fawns. male. femsie'
HoNE slt ssls- N COUNTRY WANTED for
white spitx. male, Ia Yrs. FA. sSas
GREAT DANE. male. golden fawn,
I mos; no papers; SIS. Pa seS7.
COCKER SPANIEL. male. black. 4
mos. old, Axe res; $50. Can
coeKERs. reg, Axe; pappies. SEQ,
SIS: few SIS: breedins stock: bred
or open; all ages; reas.; stud seTv-
Ices. moving; all dogs for sale.
III. e524. 54ao Auth I'd. Sc ia
ST. BERNARD puppies. Axe rests-
tered, pedtgree. Sykesyiile 344-W-l.
PARAKEETs. young. all eolcgs,
$3.50 each: breeders and mated
birds with young, breeding CAGES
and boxes, cages and STANDS y&f..
sonssly priced. AT. s4sl. 4s
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