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served by the Georgia Motor
Club. The Cyclorama of the
Battle of Atlanta, in Grant
Park, is one of the three largest
paintings in the world, and it
should be a must for the motor
ist who likes history.
Indion Ruins
Griffin, Macon. Perry, Lumber
City and Jessup are passed en-
route to Brunswick, Ga, on the
Atlantic Coast. Brunswick was
named to honor George III Of
the German House of Brunswick,
who secured over 10000 German
troops to fight the Colonial army
during the Revolutionary War.
The city is located in what Is
known as the Georgia Pine Belt.
Eleven miles northeast of
Brunswick are the Sea Islands
and Sea Island Beach, one of the
South's swankiest resorts. St.
Simons is the largest of these
beautiful. semitropical islands.
It was on st. Simons that Aaron
Burr sought refuge after his duel
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Sarasota Visitors Get Preview of 1854 Circus

Museum Of Art, which duplicates
18th century Florentine struc-
ture, houses this Nations largest
collection of the works Of that
Flemish master, Peter Paul
RubenS.
Mansion Mointoined
The Ringing Mansion, on the
same grounds, was the winter
home Of the Ringlings and is
maintained today much as 1t was
when the fabulous man resided
there. Both the home and the
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Yachts Beqin
ToArriye at
Buhiu-Mur

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla
Bahia-Mar's busiest winter sea-
son is just around the corner. Z
Already the worlds largest
municipality owned yacht basin,
Which overlooks the Atlantic
from it's location on the Intra-
coastal Waterway. is checking in
several yachts and power cruis-
erS daily.
With reservations running
well ahead of last winter, 1t is a
foregone conclusion that the
single-day record Of 274 boats
berthed at Bahia-M Mar will be
broken.
OF the % resort shops at the
basin. many opened early in
November to serve the unprec-
edented number of fall arrivals.
All were in operation Decem-
ber l.
The yacht club restaurant had
a new look when it reopened un-
der the direction of Sam Harris.
Winter visitors will find the
awning covered dining terrace
glaSs-inclosed.
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GARACHTA Fla

SARASOTA, Fla.-The circus
Is home!
After an eight-month tour
throughout the United States.
the Ringing Bros. g. Barnum
g. Bailey Combined Show is back
in winter quarters here.
During three-fourths Of the
year the greatest show on earth
goes to the fans, but during De-
cember, January, February and
March. the fans come to the
circus. Last winter more than
100000 visited the big top at
it's 200-acre home at Sarasota
and indications are that this
winter that figure will be ex-
ceeded. This makes the circus
winter quarters one Of Florida q
top attractions.
Sundcy Performances
Every Sunday at 2 pm. a
three-act program is staged fol
visitors in q 4,000-seat open-ail
arena. Here acts are tried out
and rehearsed for the next circus
season. At other times during
the week visitors may roam
through the vast barns, corrals
and open-air dens. feed the
monkeys. ogle the managerie and
generally look behind the scenes
as the show Is whipped into
shape for the next colossal, stu
pendous. incompatible produc-
ton. The admission charge is
IS cents for adults and Is cents
for children.
Since 1927, when the winter
quarters were first established at
Sarasota, the name Ringing ha.
became intimately associated
with this Gulf coast resort city
There Is Ringing causeway
Ringing boulevard, Ringing
Isles. Ringing Museum Of Art
Ringing Mansion. etc.
The John and Mable Ringing
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attraction in Fairchild tropical
gardens, a pleasant drive Of less
than an hour from Miami Beach.
The gardens have what is prob
ably the most extensive collec-
ton Of palms within the United
States as well as growing speci-
mems of many other tropic trees,
vines and shrubs. There also is
an orchid collection that is being
enlarged constantly.
orchids are grown around
Miami Beach, incidentally, by
many residents as a hobby.
Several commercial Jungle"
enterprises also attract many
visitors with their displays of
tropical birds, animals and
plants. Sightseeing may be done
by boat, too. These trips include
pleasant tours through inland
waterways where the best views
Of the homes of many famous
people may be obtained. These
likewise are both day and moon
light cruises over Biscayne Bay
and to the colorful reefs just off,
shore that may be seen through
glass -bottomed boats.
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Monsion Mointoined
Miumi
Continued From Page BID

1O1A1 Z dSC Dill
the traces Of their canals and
dikes still are to be seen.
On Porodise Key
Some of the present water
ways that fishermen now use to
cut from bay to bay were dug by
q race, or the fragment of a
race, now extinct. Limited IA
cilities exist for anglers in the
park now and plans call for an
extension Of these during the
next few years.
Most sightseeing in the park
now is limited to an island, or
hammock" as 1t is called To-
cally, known as Paradise Key.
Here may be seen most of the
parks plant life, including sew
eral species of orchids native to
the Everglades area. Paradise
key was maintained as q State
park for many years and so has
been preserved in virgin beauty.
Much Of the Everglades animal
life also may be seen at Paradise
key. Under Federal protection.
wild birds have become quite
tame. Many species Of herons,
the egret and the ibis may be
seen in the park as we'll as alli-
gators. Crocodiles inhabit the
region but are rare and seldom
glimpSed.
Visitors may take bus tours to
the Everglades park or reach it
in little more than an hours
driving time by private automo-
bile from Miami. There Is no
admission charge.
The county and private clubs
maintain another popular scenic
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Worlds Longest
Covered Bridge
Appears Doomed

HARTLAND. New Brunswick.
The worlds longest covered
bridge may not survive, If the
residents of Hartland, New
Brunswick, have their way. The
Board of Trade at Hartland,
where the bridge is located,
found out from a recent poll
that Hartland folk regard the
bridge without sentiment and
consider it traffic hazard.
New Brunswick is one of the
few provinces still building coy
cred bridges, and about 800 of
the barnlike structure, with a
total length Of something like
Is miles, are still in use in the
province.
The Hartland Bridge, built in
1920, is annually an object of
curiosity to thousands of sum-
mer visitors. It carries New
Brunswick'S No. 2 highway
across the st. John River and
has total length of 1882 feet.
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with Alexander Hamilton and 1t
was here that John and Charles
Wesley first preached to the
Indians and settlers.
Sea Island, on the Seaward side
of st. SimonS, has a fine golf
course. tennis courts and tasty
f1nny inducements for sea fishing
On Sapello Island there are re-
mains of ancient Indian villages
dating back $500 years BIC. st,
GATHERINGS Island is the former
home of Button Gwinnett, q
signer of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence.
Travelling back north. the
route suggested by the AAA is
through Savannah, Ca; Charles
ton and Georgetown, S. c., and
Goldsboro and Rocky Mount
N. c. Rocky Mount has many
fine old homes.
If you've missed seeing Frede-
rickSburg, known as the most
historic small city In the United
States, stop off at least lonp
enough to see the James Monroe
law office and the Mary Wash
| tngton home,
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Motoring From Washington:
By WoIter w. ubbord
American Au,omobiI. A..oeiotion

Two routes between Washing
ton and Brunswick and Sea
Island Beach, Ca, are shown
In the highway map prepared
by the American Automobile As
sociation.
The first leg of this headed
for-warmer-weather" trip in
cludes U. S. 90 as far as
Greenville, S. c. First stop. Gull
peper, Va, the birthplace of
Confederate Gen. A. P. Hill.
killed just a week before the APP
pomattox surrender, and the
burial place of Betty Washing
ton Lewis, sister Of the first
President.
Charlottesville is a major stop
for those who haven't visited
the University of Virginia,
founded by Thomas Jefferson,
and the home of the Nations
third President at Monticello.
The Old Courthouse. across the
street from the modern Monti-
cello Hotel. was designed by
Thomas jefferson.
From Lynchburg, on the James
River, drive to Danville. last cap
ital of the Southern Confederacy
and home of the Dan River Mills,
largest single-unit textile mills
in the world.
Birthplace Of Fomous
Greensboro, named for Gen.
Nathaniel Greene, hero of the
Battle of Guilford Courthouse,
has several famous colleges and
schools. The town was the BIRTH
place of Dolly Madison, James G..
(Uncle Joe) Cannon and Writer
O'Henry.
Salisbury, N. c., was first
settled by the Moravians in
1720. Musicians will be inter-
ested to learn that 10 miles
southeast of Salisbury is the
Old Organ Church where an
organ, handmade by early crafts
men, was the first church organ
in the Tar Heel State.
Rankin Lake and the adjoin-
ing park are attractions in Gas
tonia. N. c. Fffty-one miles
southwest is Spartanburg, S. c.,
named for the Spartan Regiment
which served with distinction at
the Battle of Cowpens during
the Revolutionary War.
Historical Pointing
Greenville, S. c., and Gains
vile. Ga, are passed en- route
to Atlanta, in what is known as
the Empire State Of the South.
The Greater Atlanta area is
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Spot for Honeymooners

LIMA, Peru.-A favorite spot
for honeymooners in Lima, Peru.
is La Laguna (the lake, restau-
rant. In the suburbs of the city.
the dining and dancing spot is
built by a small lake in a park
and is surrounded with flower
ing shrubs, bougainvillea vines
and brilliant flowers which
at Asheville's City Auditorium.
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art museum were bequeathed to
the people of Florida and a third
museum. the Museum Of the
American Circus, was created in
John Ringling's memory.
In addition to the winter quar-
ters, Sarasota has IS miles Of
snow-white sandy beaches and
some Of the best fishing in the
State. 1t is spring training head
quarters Of the Boston Red Sox
and each winter is host to up
wards Of 100000 visitors from
the North.
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Historical PoIntIng
Greenville, S. c., and Gains
vile, Ga, are passed en- route
to Atlanta, in what is known as
the Empire State of the South.
The Greater Atlanta area Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15

FOR SPECIAL DATES. Try this
attractive froek which is high
lighted by O beautifully dropped
skirt. The model is Virginia
Moyo. The button front makes it
cosy to wear. Pleasing detoiIs
ore the tiny stond-up collar and
brief sleeves. Premiere Pottern
No. 1911 is O sew-rite perforated
pottern in sizes 10. II, IA. Is. 10
and 20. Size II requires 3A
wards Of 39-inch fobrie. The
puttern costs 80 cents. PIeose
remit in coins or stcmps (eoins
preferred). giving your name, 3D.
dress, pottern number and size.
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HELP DOMESTIC tcens.)

|G.H.W. AND CoOK--Must be fond Of
recent refs. Prefer live in; other
help employed. 5ha days: $50. 10.
G.H.w., 1 child; plain cooking: s.
day week; must be clean and reli-
able. JU. 1891. --16
HOUsEKEEPER, exper., live in and
care for house and yr. old. Ideal
style living with all mod. conv. 10.
7-S409. lie
MAID -G.H.W., cooking; fond Of chill
dren; references; exper.; 5A days;
top salary. Call RA. 3-72O5 after
z pm. IL
MAID, 80 to 40; live in; thoroughly
exper.; 51a days; must be fond OF
children and have recent loc. ref;
no others need apply; $50 wk. EN-.
2-1S05. IL
NURSEMAID; nightwork; care Of 2
children; must have health cara;
reference. LU. 2-7547.
WOMAN, to care for children and
help with housework, in Va; sal,
$40 plus carfare. IA. S-O795. -17
WANTED-Houseke white, mid
Apply 1927 L NV. 16'
MlDDLEsAuED WOIWAINs WlItCi NohA
panion for elderly lady: room and
board in exchange for light duties.
Ii. 6-5266. -16
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, for taking
care of 3-rm. apt; salary open. ST.
3-7O59. -16
LOVELY ROOM in exchange for
light Housekeeping; references re-
quired. CO. 5-6451. -17
WHITE WOMAN, to live in; pvt. rm. ;
care for 2 boys. age 3 and 8; keep
house. cook meals; auto. washer;
new house; good salary; working
couple. MA. S-3120, Ext. lOS6;
WHITE HoUSEKEEPER, to live In:
boy Of I2. $40 per month, COM
Portable room. Give references. Box
WAsHiNGToN @ % DIPLOMAT requires
experienced, white, children's nurse
and housemaid; live in. Write Box
3O6. Vineyard Haven. Mass. -16
WASHINGTON DIPLOMAT requires
exper. cook beginning sitter Labor
Day; live in. Write Box 306, Vine
yard Haven. Mass. -'-'16 :,
COLORED GIRL to answer phone and
clean 2 rooms; S22 wk. on Sun.
and Mon. DE. 2-6136. -15
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcsnt.y

AIR C0ND.-carrier IN ton. Can b.
seen ct KANE STORAGE, 2000 sth
st. ne. or call eT. 3.6772. --10 .
AIR C0NDITI0NER, 1h-h.p. Servel
9-1006. 1928 Quebec pi. NV. Car
be seen weekdays, 8 to z p.m.i
Saturdays and Sundays, all day
AIR COMPREssOR - Quincy; iH
. sgray,Rs; SO, 5-sSsO: Id
ANT1QUES-Meissen and other Eu.
ropean figurines: private collection
ASTIaGEs%Nev shop. lo7o7 coles;
vile rd.. Burnt Mills, Md.-Lots Of
brass and copper. Old what-not
shelf. Open ewes. Mon. through
Fri. 6:45 to $50; Sat. and SUM-.
ANTIaTEsIuRRaaaial II Snss- Rmi small victorian
sofa, blue antique velvet, beautiful
and peri. cond.; other fne household
effects. Moving. IA. 2-1170. -17
ANTIQUE Victorian matched love
s seats, sGSz mahogany, $50 each. oL
ANTioUEs - 4-poster hand-carped
mahog. bed. Over 200 yrs. old: orig
from Virgin Isles. Wo. 6-7053
Dutch CUPBOARD;
dry sink: wal. tilt-top table; wal
dropleaf table; misc. bookshelves;
copper PCS; hre PLAQUES. etc
I'VE, H.3Slh Ia
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DOCS, PETS, ETC. tcen..l

pOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPY, 2
months old; reg. JE. 3-7502. Id
POODLE IUPPIES. 3 mos; standard
brown or black; Axe; innoc.;
wormed; reas. IA. 2-7292' II
,WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPS
Axe reg; $50 each. LU. 2-6i43.
ENGLISH BULL DOG PUPPIES, req.
istered Axe; exceilent bioodlines:
males and females. 10. SoiO43.
FRENCH PooDLEs-standard; 3A
reSis.efsd;; @Si Hsd; "a. Rack s7assi silver: Axe
P0oDLES,, standard; Axe; excep-
S75: Call JE, 3-0520. -i6
COOKERS Axe res, black; 3
S$s%pen fass ssSd; rsssonsSi. ess5s5is esil s1iH
sEaLYHAM HAM TERRIER. Axe Ter.:
proven bitch; sired BY Champion
Robin Hill Hit Parade; wonderful
PIPpiFsoJp IgP Shew TT pet no,n Vienna nna M lIs ie
ture; beaut. marked; 8 wks.: fe-
males, $40; males, $40. KE. 7-12l3
PGPPIEs4baimatian. fc fSdi purebred, 0 ?
%siss male 1ssg' ssS kR Rar4sf 4:fSl5 55'S Sat ;lsd
PUPPIES - Cocker; finest; Axe
champion registration; little dy-
Mantle; 8 wks.; wormed; tempo:
rary shots; S35. KE. 7-1213. -16
heaIshy to and siyf mos assy .lsa as one sns
mos. DU. 7-6S9S, l6'
BOXER PUPPIES-Reg.. fawns and
brtndles; reas. priced; also / white
male and female. EN-. 2-27s9. --16
BOXER. PUPS-Male and female, 10
T6si vt6sS SHOTS Gi " %ormsd' ol9s Axe; champion
70 GIVE AWAY PUPPY to good
PUPPIES~Also 3-yesr.
old red male, Axe reg. OSBORNE
MYERS. Purcellyille 5141. -16
AIRDALE PUPPIES-Unusually fine,
an ace pet and companion to young
and old. Axe reg; males and fe-
males available. 10. 5.2655. ia
BOXER PUPS--Fawn, female, black
masks, cropped, docked. wormed
and shots. $50 and 500; also un-
reIaIeo PAIR 6-yr.-old fawn fe-
RSIe; EM aIsasd STisdie male any reas, o9tier.
STANDARD BLACK AKc-Male and
temsle' 8 weeks; reasonable. OIL.
BSx6F-s iox6! 2xc mos; 4.s female; .sss,. spa!sa;
docked: wormed; housebroken; all
shots: best offer. or. 4-7532. Ia
KITTEN - Gray; housebroken: cali
after pm. WO. 6-570S. viii give
tn good home
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. s1s
mos. male, raised with children;
reas.. going away. JE. 2-717l,
PARAkEET BREEDERS-Selling out.
Normals. and opelings. Also two 40
gal. tanks and heaters. OIL. 4-42a2.
KITTENS. solid black, 8 mos. old:
free to good home. 10. $3.50.
PARAKEETs, selling out, 90 pair
breeders. babies, eggs, nest boxes
THREE saSTii pEDiGREED EsF ED S5TS; sc9TTrEs Sle
Championship bloodline very reas.
We also have assorted coiors OF
baby parakeets and q large assort-
ment of tropical fish. And all your
needs for the pets. Hours from 10
TILL 1880. Closed Sun. IA. 7-4423.
COLLIE PUPS-owner choice. Bell
haven and Honeybrook strain. All
day Sat. and Sun, after $3.50 D m.
Wkdys. 3rd on left Overton lane
on Motley rd,. Colesville. lie
CHIHUAHUA PUP - Little darling,
very tiny, Axe stud service. An.
napols S-2934. Id
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RfpAIRs AND SERVICE tcont.

Additions-House Repairs
Painting. pagerins. plSsterinF; Frses
ASPHALT DRTVEWAYs, So per 50.
s so yd dfSDna7 "a 7S77o. 81. 5000. tiS ISe' S
ATTICS FINISHED. dormeH windows,
and stairways. Commercial or resi-
fsfs1. ffssnts5il' 80 = 'Gnssi aEsDRfcKRs.' f Rs'' On
BRICK LAYING CONTRACTOR with
eeggggipment and men. Call AID; q
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN, fire.
places. chimneys. walls: remodeling
E speciality FAGNAMSL 70; 2.l 994.
GEORGE W. HENSON. Jr.. Lu.
BRICK MAsoNs, 1Nc.-Arl types of
brick work; no lob too small. JU.
CARPENTER, alterations. repairs;
porches, dormers, attics, anything.
MR.. SMITH, ia. 7-5527 any time.
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds.
Reas; prices. Ju. 5-2145. is
CARPENTER-General house repair
CARPENTRY-Try our prices, you be
the Judge. Call day or night. 20.
cxRffGGSSTRY WORK. general repairs.
and custom built cabinets Esti-
mates cheerfully given. Lo. 6-4340
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS
Tsnesyork; also furniture repairs.
CARPENTRV. General renaYrs. free
estimate, HAINES q PUTNAM, sA-
CLoGGED Drain PIPEs, electrically
Ea5or5kIeered or no charge: RoTO.
coNrRhcTokMBrick eSSi sae OK. cleaning, paint
ing. parging; gutter and dewn
coHST4RiAcTT0Rs sHS4fsiA To sl2$5Si AS5 SiBu1DER-deen-
MR. LEONARD. WA. 7-9SiS. @sI
lob too small. 10. 9-9353. lie
ELECTRICAL-Wiring and repairing;
as S4aaasss: eTes., sme.fsnoye FM ye-ssfz4v. zvi'e ID %
ELECTRICAL IINsTAIIATIoNs. re-
Immediately. RA. e-2222 anv time.
FLOORS refnished like new: free
COVER, WA. 7-6S6S any. time.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. rea-
sonahle prices, terms. Work guar
anteed. L. D. HAWKINS, UN. 4-6741.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time, WA. 7-1129.
FLOOR SANDING, fin. New &c SO. IT..
Old. 10c and up. Free est. Work
guar. c. L. HINSON, Ii. 3-764S..
FLOOR SANDING, finishing and wax:
RH;; ins; ss7s5 Bessi 5ates' free estimates Can
General HsNi RH.'' HOME REPAIRS - No
money down. SO months to pay.
HOME SERVICE CO.. WA. 7-4956.
CUTTERS, down spouts. roofs painted,
repaired: chimneys cleaned, repaired.
FREE estimates; work guar. DU. 2
HOME HSS1; MpRovEMENrs-painntSine
plastering, carpentry, roof repairs.
water proofing; emsrgency service:
2-32o5, RA. 3-3021. JU. 9-4622.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas-
tering. carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing: no lob too small
HOUSE PAINTING. Interior and ex-
terror. all estimates free. UN f.
SJ00. To-
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BRAND NEW 1853 FAMOUS MAKES
BELOW COST
AIMCO TV SALES

$3.50 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington Va. Open It'll 8. ia. $1,000
TIRES. faacctory ac reconditi9ned; ditto a AZ
1924 Ga, ave NV. RA. 6-9S5O.
TIRES, AND TUBES, 2 7:00x20; 10
TRAIN. Lionel O suage; 8 freight
sets. switches and accessories. steam
and Diesel engines. "a. ,5.S637;
EsS South oaTi ATiinstoS SF Sun Va 1918 lo.a $50 ST.
table and aerial; $50. ia. 2-7I72.
Tv, Hallicrafter: 16-in, console; ma.
hog. cabinet; excel. work. cond.; SS5
IiA. 2-4163 after 2 pm. and all day
TYPEWRITER, new 1863 sill. model
Smith Cor; never used. MISS WILD
Err, AID. 4-5111; eyes,, AID. 4-56S0'
TYPEWRITER. used Royal. quiet dt
luxe .portable; excel. cond. Call 10
Do IT" Daily, ewes, Sun. LU
TYPEWvRITERs-3 new L. C. Smith
Elliott stencil cutters. Reasonable
rXfr%RTTsRs. Yfi S7RTFSi Royal. Reminlton
Underwood, L. C., Smith. S25 and
up. All in good working order
Rentals. repairs: all makes. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2019 14tt
as new FM 3-6644 ia
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS and re-
pairs: commercial or residential
Free estimates. WA. 7-71S6
ADDITIONS, alterations. attics
porches and recreation rooms. For
free estimate. call LO. 4-6577 and
Harrison 2-S9S5. -17
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. poTcnes
jalousie Enclosures sketches or eSti-
mates free; all work fully guaran-
teed no money down: 80 months
to pay SECO SALES. JU S-2010
day or night
ADDITIONS, alterations and remod-
cling; residential or commercial: SO
months to pay. For free estimate.
call RE. 7-7709.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DALMATIAN PUPPIES wks. old;
pedigreed, we'll marked: males and
females; reasonably priced. Oh, =
BOSTON TERRIER, z wks., female:
rare and unusual white with perfect
dark markings on head; distinctive
and different pet. $40. 10. 4-52s9.
WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, reg.
champion pedigree. JU. 9-79S1.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
registered, reasonable. Po. 2-4564.
SIAMESE KITTENS. beautiful light,
Sealpoint. male with papers. out
standins disposition: S25. IA; p
POODLEs - Min. Axe. Imported
champ stock select. to breed; frisky
but not nervous pups: Herndon 6S3.
registered; champion breeding; black
and wolf gray: all exceptional dis
positions. COL. W. C. FARNUM.
500 n Emerson. Arl.. Va. IA.
IRISH TERRIER, male. 41a mo. s75:
fines: es:' ARc reg, distempeT and he
paths, innoc. COL. BOOTH. IA.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL, fe-
male; pups, 10 wk.: l. and W, Axe.
Must sell. make offer. HE. 4-39o3.
MINIATURE POODLE PUPPIES and
stud service. Highest quality breed
ing and health. KI. S-5242. 16'
COOKERS, s wks.. female; black
blond and red; reg. Axe and pedi-
greed; ch. bid. line. $50. JE. 2-7217.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe: male and fe-
male: just 4 weeks old. 10. 4-6172
COLLIE PUPS, s mos: Axe, pedi-
greed, reg; . males. $40 and $50,
Call o. 4-7S44. -l6
BOXER PUP. fem, br.; CHI. sires;
show quality. Also fawn, female.
WA. 7-015S or WA. 1881. -16
PUPS, Axe. 13 in. bl, blan,-
ket. Q wks, best bloodlines. wormed.
male and female; S25. Vienna
493-wx, ewes. sat and Sun. -I6
WANTED FARM HOME for young
male collie. Call OIL. 2-4813. Ia
COCKER SPANIELS, black; / male;
Q. females; Axe reg. distemper
shots; S25; will del UN. 4-7493.
Ia
Evening star., 1953-08-15
STEEL


We have all kinds OF miscellaneous
steel such as pipe, beams, reinforc-
ing steel. radiators. VIII cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.. 1897
Brentwood I'd. AID. 2-6177. -15
STOKER-Iron Fireman. DL 20. soft
coal, bin type; all controls; excel
ccond. Avail. Aug. 20. $50. WA. z
STOVE. gas. '51 model, full size,
used yr. cost 1925 when new,
sacrifice $75. Also single bed, spring
and mattress in excellent cond.. S25
2231 Douglas st. me-. Apt. 2. DE
2-763S after $50 pm. except Sat
sTUDio TIH SSn COUCH, 2 occas. chairs hairs 9
end tables, 8 mos. old; will sacrifice
Ii. 6-9504. -l6
SWEEPER (electric). new, used once;
sacrifics; II: 6-0122. lie. -.
TAPE RECORDER-Web-cor model
reasonable. III. 4-2R37 Id
Evening star., 1953-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SOFA, wrought-iron sleep sofa, black
and white tweed upholstery, Q mos
old; SS5. LU. 2-2173, WA. 7-2S02
--16
SOFA-W. ]. Sloane, 8 cushion. Law.
son; needs slight repairs; $125
SOFA-3-pc. gray sectional sofa. Ex.
cellent cnodition; priced to sell. RE.
7-0265, Ext. COL. lie
SOFA-Lawson. rose colored; cost
$500 when new, viii sell for $55
SOFA, chest Of drawers. Q beds, sgle
and dble.; hobby horse, linoIeum
occasional chair, LU. 2-6052. lie
SOLID OAK DINETTE TABLE and
condition. Cali UN. 4-2744; Friday
Saturday and Sunday. -l6
STAIR ELEVATOR for use of invalid
or heart patient in pvt. home. New
cond. Reasonable. Ma. $4,000