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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

s. fIsA CLINTON. DfFf0
IS, PORT CLINTON, OHIO
7 Judge Tom D. Stahl, through
special assignment by Chief Just
ice Carl v. Weygandt, presided in
an Erie county case in common
pleas court at Sandusky, Tuesday
The case being a jury trial OF
monetary action.
Sheriff Merlan Budd reported
four prisoners in the county Jail
over the weekend, the smalles;
number in several weeks, the list
including three men and one
woman.
The county commissioners while
in session Monday afternoon re-
jected the only bid received for the
construction of the extension to
the county garage in the court
house yard, the bid having been
over the estimate which had been
set at $4,215. The commissioners
plan on re-advertising for new
bids.
Auditor Melvin C. Guth and
chief deputy Miss Roseland Rhoda
attended state meeting for au-
ditors and deputies held at Colum-
bus, Tuesday, when matters per-
tanning to the new laws covering
coutny government were discussed.
County superintendent Edwin
Digby has announced that the
county superintendent office in
the court house will be closed
Friday, October %, on which date
the teachers and school officials
will attend the annual meeting of
the Northwestern Ohio Teachers
Association to be held in Toledo.
Judge Tom D. Stahl has an
nounced the dates for the open
ing of new terms of common pleas
court during 1854, as follows,
January 4; May, 3 and September,
13 with court opening at 900 am.
The Court House Party Commit
tee has issued Summons" mott
flying county officials and employ
ees that the annual Court House
Party will be held at the Chippewa
Club, Monday evening, November
2, with dinner at six-thirty o'clock.
The Auditors office is headquart.
ers for arrangements for the com
ing event.
The county commissioners have
approved the petition for improv.
ing and cleaning the Fisher-Blausey
ditch in Benton township and will
receive bids for the proposed pro
ject, Monday, December 9. The es
timated cost has been set al
| $1,820.34.
Jury commissioners, Frank
Quisno and George SiIbrel have
been ordered by Judge Tom D
Stahl, to draw IS names from the
Jury wheel Saturday morning
October "a, of persons who will
serve as petit jurors for case!
which are to be assigned for tria
next month.
Records in the office of the clerl
of courts show 146 persons istet
as notaries of public, and of thi
number 49 are women. Notary com
missions are issued for three year
and some of the commissions will
expire in November, but are gen
orally renewed.
Wills of Fred w. Deetz, John M
Schultz and Susan A. Hablitze
have been filed in the probat,
court for probating.
| Judge P. w. Gulau reports th'
following appointments in tn
porbate court; Carol F. Hablitzel
executor of estate OF Susan Hah
litzel; Louise Deetz, executrix o
estate of Fred w. Deetz; John W
Tettau, executor of estate of Min
ME Brokate.
| Final and distributive account
of administration have been filet
in the probate court by Amanda M
Arndt, administrative of estate O
Frederick c. Arndt; by Harry Wist
inghausen, executrix of the estat
of John H. Wistinghausen.
| Final account of administration
has been filed in the probate cour
ii =
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Turkey supper Gypsum Com
mUnity Church, Tuesday October
n - 4 TO ? PM. Adults 81 90.
Children Soc. 36-2f
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Sorenson, To-
ledo were Sunday guests of their
aunt Mrs. F. A. Gerner and MIR.
and Mrs. Bert Klein.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Judge Tom D. Stahl, through
special assignment by Chief Just
ice Carl v. Weygandt, presided in
an Erie county case in common
pleas court at Sandusky, Tuesday.
The case being a jury trial OF
monetary action.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Planning . Halloween Party?
Order your donvts now. Made
fresh daily at the Whitehovse
1rixe-ln. Ielenhon 22l0S
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Now is the time to layaway gifts
for Christmas. Philips jewellery.
36-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Bake Sale Friday, October 30fh
at the Ohio Gas Company. starting
at III o'clock. Sponsored by Gold
Star Mothers Chapter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Sheriff Merlan Budd reported
four prisoners in the county jai
over the weekend, the smallest
number in several weeks, the lis1
including three men and one
woman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

,nc, A girl was born October
w. 18th to Mr.. and Mrs. AL
7 fred ,Wozniak, 313k Oak
Street. She weighed 7 Lbs. 71a Ozs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Arthur Nye of Gem Beach lef:
for Florida to join his family wht
have gone to spend the winter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

kIingbiel Florists week end
specials. S doz. tulips $4.98, large
daffodiIs $1.98 dozen. 100 pounds
vigoro $4.75. Large Mum plants
$2.98. KIingbieI Florists. Phone
3941.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

vi Wall and floor tiles, Formiea
tops. Materials of lasting beauty.
loyal R. Eaton, Green Springs,
Ohio. Phone 244l. 36-4tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
tlood Stoves for sale ss MulliSan
Elscfric, Oak Hsrbor. IF

sMrs. Henry Nuppenau, Fire
Township, lis spending six weess
in Florida, recuperating from her
recent disqualification.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

.rn~ Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
~ Shanteau, 130Hz E. Main
y Street, Oak Harbor have
a boy weighing 9 lbs. and " OF.
born October 18th at Magrude1
Memorial Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Used stools and lsvstoriss fos
ssis st Mvllissn Electric. Oak
siarbor. r.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Petersen
have moved from 118 East Fifth
Street to their new residence in
Harbor Road. Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs. Myron Hetrick plan to move
from Fremont Road to the house
vacated by the Petersens.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

~ RSN. and Mrs. Joseph Abraham
have returned home following a va
cation trip to New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-27
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

HARLINGEN. Tex, May 81
A native Of Illinois arrived here
this week with what was prob
ably the first bale of 1853 cotton
raised anywhere in the world.
He was Ray Barnick, who
raced the cotton here with a
highway patrol escort after hav-
ing it ginned in nearby Mission,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-27
Cheap Politicians
Menace Way Of Life
Presbyterians Told
By Cospor Names
Stor Stoff Correspondent

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May
27.-A Presbyterian Churc
leader today charged that cheap
politicians" running our Gov
eminent are menacing the Amer
lean way of life.
Wilbur LaRoe, jr.. of Washing
ton. former moderator of the
Presbyterian Church in the
United States of America,
warned "there is a real dam
ger of losing our American her
itage. We are complacently
allowing liquor and gambling to
eat like cancers into our social
body and letting the affairs of
government be ruled by cheap
politicians.
Il know whereof I speak when
I say there are too many cheap
politicians in the United States
Senate, too many cheap politi-
clans in the House, too many
cheap politicians in State Legis-
latures and especially in local
communities.
Opens Tomorrow.
The Washington attorney
spoke to ministers here for a
preconvention conference of
the 165th General Assembly.
Presbyterian Church in the
United States of America. The
assembly opens tomorrow and
concludes next Wednesday.
Mr.. LaRoe told the gathering
there is something radically
wrong with the church and with
the influence of church people
when so many local commu-
mites are ruled by officials who
are in cahoots with gamblers
and with the liquor gang"
Urging Presbyterians to take a
broader view of evangelism, the
speaker called on church people
Ito make God a more vital part
of our daily life" and to tell
'others about Him"
A total of $50 lay and minis
terial commissioners, represent
ing 257 presbyteries and the
church's 2.5 million members,
are expected at the opening ses-
sion in the Minneapolis Audi
forum tomorrow. The assembly,
legislative body of the denomi-
nation. will act on overtures and
petitions presented to it by
preSbyterieS.
First order Of business tomor-
row will be the election of a new
moderator to succeed DR.. Her.
mann N. Morse of New York.
DR.. John w. Christie of West
minister Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington, Del, and DR.. John
A. Mackay, president Of Prince
ton IN. j. Theological Semi
nary, are the two leading candi-
-, dates for the post.
To Study Union Question.
One of the most important is
sues to come before the assembly
will be that of union with the
Presbyterian Church in the
United States. and the United
Presbyterian Church.
A plan of union has been
worked out by a joint conference
of leaders from the three
churches. It is being submitted
to the general assemblies Of each
body-the other two assemblies
will be held next month-for
initial action. The move asks
that the plan be sent down to
the presbyteries Of each body for
study this year with a vote be-
ing taken by the 1854 General
Assemblies.
If the plan is approved by the
three denominations. new
church to be called the Presby-
terrain Church of the United
States, win 3.5 million members,
would be created.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-27
First BoIe Of Cotton Is Reported in Texas

Tex. Mr.. Barnick, whose farm
is near Mission, will receive q
bonus of $4,000 plus the amount
the cotton brings at auction If
the bale complies with rules Of
a contest set up by the Harlingen
Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. Barnick moved to Mission
about 31a years ago from st.
Elmo, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-27
Black Marketing Charged

KARACH1, Pakistan. May a
(R.-Qadirbhai Yousuf. 70, an
iron and steel millionaire, and
two assistants have been ar
rested on charges Of black
marketing. Industries Minister
Abdul Qayum Khan said Yousuf
was alleged to have been in
volved in selling iron sheets at
100 rupees (about $685. a ton.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W. OR WAITRESS, willing work
er, white, desires full-ttme Job: best
local references. DE, 2-67S0. 20
GIRL, colored; wants days work;
references. CAN II. 7-1949.
GIRL colored, desires general house
work Or child care; SO and car.
HOUsEKEEPER. white. to take care
Eve chiid5Sr r. oy sd ssiabis Sis'e 81. II des ss nNsSsss
LADY, colorsd. desires sh.w.. S plain
cooking s days week; $s6, carfsrs.
MAID, coiored, wishes cleaninE apt,
g 70 3, s days; good refs. 10.
woMSN. eolorsa. wishes dsz.s Work.
spanish and American speaking
woman, Diplomatic references, de-
sires domestic position, g;h.w;; S126
per month; live In. Call RIA. S.9lO9.
CoLoRED, GIRL desires Job s days
week; g;h.w. plain cooking. Call
GIRL wants Homework;
days . week. Exper.; refs. Ii.
coIosaD stSiIi GIRL would ike lob id tating
Ssrs cecessarS q cnilSFsn N na1ta Sht nousework Y
cOI0RsiE65 LADY desires general
exper. Lu. i-7S26. $5
COLORED WOMAN desires Job eve-
nings. cleaning off1ces or cafeteria
work. Tu. 2-262l.
COLORED WOMAN wants work as
kitchen helper, maid or domestic
worker: experienced and good ref
erennces: full or part time. pU.
col L0REDl WOMAN wishes days
work; experience and references.
ST. 3.4S38. WILLIE MAE.
COLORED WOMAN, honest, reliable,
wishes work by day or Wk. Good re-
cent refs. ANNA HEIGHT. HO.
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w.;
Southeast area preferred; daywork.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SAILS

ACCORDION. 100 bass, guaranteed,
perfect condition: sacrifice; S125.
ADI6INGT 6I; iMACHINE-Butrouens e aesk
model. $50. Al condition Rentals.
repairs sales on al makes CEMs
IasfS F. 4nExcHhIRREss. s-'isa ealcula.or..
Comptometers. Rentals from $3.50
per mo. and up. First 3 mos. rental
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER q ADDING
MACHINE CO.. 2019 14tb st. NV,
AppRGssERETTE. 1877. like new;
AfS1DDREsso6 o6GikazPH. Mode Model s7o0. q elec.
EFsSE. eEasfs soia i4ts aaaas st. uis. s.v sIfS: aS
All. fie .eGSolNSD1rIoNrNG UNIT. -sV sesor
ating condition; $3.50. inspection
By appointment. CAN Di. 7-igSS
combination storm q and
safe ssIsee Ca. dGsfs z s9so5 sS yndSTs Il H 5s yhs
ALUMINIUM SHEETS. new { . sH14)
.02Ox36x1S inches. JULIAN G.
COHEN & CO. INC. GP: 7-4444.
mhtpie-top cneSGs S4Oi
ssS es Paan sensisssse sna ssss aSe
er and vanity, 500; lady's chair
S36; caster set, $3.50; also China.
glass. etc. 10. 5-0557.. -25
ANTIQUE, solid-walnut, drop-leai
table; lamp; mirror; picture. Cal
ANSHf;IouuEy n; uiy4nsih nshor. dropleai din. tai table,
Hepplewhite gate legs. opens tc
48x6o. 2O-in. leaves, 500. Also Ice,
ANTIQUE CHEST, 32-in. high. 17x17.
3 drawers, top lifts up, may be
used ss cellarette. old French prints,
BOOK Book ends; 81 S Well-Fncwns tcaliforriS mia
designer; all reasonably priced. II.
ANTHit0SGEiE COLONIAL sIDEBOARD,
mahogany. Hepplewhite; from his
toriic home Of Md. Gov. CO. 6-4146.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
HELP-MRN AND WoMEN

ASSISTANT MANAGERS - Settled
married couple. no children. capable
Of operating large guest house with
sLAUoHTSR;s. 1897 10Th st, NV.
6 CARTOONIsT--Must be good to coll
I labOrate on unusual strip. syndicate
Interested. Cali AP. 7+SOlS.. ---26
COUPLE OR MOTHER and daughter.
Manaee. care for small guest house
v on, $50. Ink. rn. AID. 2-a2ebs
COUPLE. on MAN OR WoMAN-oTo
manage downtown soda fountain.
experienced; refs, salary open: DAY
cSpIPiE S9Es; Bog F,E 7S-K; R;oSSMTNe. SIsT HoIi2Rs
ing: wife does maid work. Apt. and
T sl5.s,n g wifi e DRY farm arm
Ilasa IHsaith.rsGSsu1rlr SAL sss!IsS. sssS1i after g.
women. Apply ioiS 7th st. NV:
TELEPHONE OPERATOR sssnog- STEM
raphsF and general once work for
Snce once. Good o. opening for OF one
wishing to learn the business. Give
Z references OF previous experience II
sAaS;YFSSx AK; SSx zHnK MnS;r ! stas; sannTsTa e g..
leadership openings. Szb apers Wk.
Car necessary. Phone HO 2-7776
for personal interview,
PART.TIN1E SALES by appt. No soiic-
: ting, $50. to ISa00 . VIZ. to start.
No exper. nee. We train you; inter-
views Q pm. Mons only. 1850 Conn.
A COUfTE, white or colored. to divide
housework, cooking and come gar
dening; man to drive car. Excel. own
quarters Of lge. hv. rIn., hedrn. and
bath. Refs. REQUIRED. EN-. 2-3S07.
WORKERS, colored---
Earn S26 or more per weak in spare
time, Work ct your convenience.
North 7-3l10 for information. 24e
Evening star., 1953-01-24


TYRIST.CLERK (relief Feceptionist)
-age Is to 80. High school grad
uate with typing ability. $23I per
mo. TO start S26T in 3 mos. with
AZ; week; Apply at WASHINGTON
S 100 s5sh J. NV NV sEs5jSSSas! Es SSons sss Dfg.
WAITRESS WANTED. sxperiencs Z nn-
necessary; room and board free;
good SALARY DEL RIO REsTAU-
bML cbaHle.viiIe iSiIea5lSSssss ISs.R.is iasali Nd: Ne
EsaAEIaaFs' sAaaRs EsRiiS SSis ssSi7 81 9As
tray sa serv-
ice; Apply in person sEAFARE
RdfsTAiUEAMT' Hdf tsisnSalMSnT sb24 Conn. ave; Do
III stSi shift. : am.
to 4 pm. GOOD salary; pleasant
DIgA.GSWQODs RESTAURANT. TAI
Hsffi m Experienced on food "a and
roundings. Nights only. GREENWAY
RESTAURANT. $3.50 :. Capitol st.
NAITREss--white; experienced; & 10
9 Pm; good tips and good working
SSeas1Sos sse %o. sSsgss. sASgsgs5ss S4le conneessisut
exper.; good tips. Ap-
ply 012 18th st. NV. -25
ing r. q dsy-cieanins plant. Can
aIELs Ss5. white, 70 candle ana
tions and salary. S47 virginia ave.
kkEEFrNssso nj sogGFERN ggGGFFEER STATES Mar gA
STRL WANTEEiD.Most unusual on
portunity good personality. Phone
iIRI. single. colored, to assist cash
Ter. 72O Florida ave. NV -26
Evening star., 1953-01-24
NELR-WoMEN
Telephone Supervisor
SalesSeryice

The CLASSIFIED Adver-
tising Dept. Of THE BAL
TIMORE SUNPAPERS
has q position available
for q settled, intelligent
woman who has had sue
cessful experience either
as a classified advertiS-
ing telephone supervisor,
or as a telephone sales
service supervisor in q
comparable field. This
position entails the eff
fective training and per-.
sonal control of q large
feminine sales force.
Here Is q splendid oppOr.
tunity for some one who ]
is interested Ia b pefitla
nent advertising career
with one Of the worlds
leading newspapers.
Write, giving complete
information and expert /
ence to w. G. Schmidt,
claSsifie d advertising
manager, BALTIMORE
SIJNPAPERS, Baltimore,
Md.
Evening star., 1953-01-24

CHAIN SAW, McCullen. Must sell at
once, SSs9 SSSo. l44s Park I'd. nv.
CHANpELIER. crystal. 1OoNs I'm.
ported: large selection. Also sOlid
bras a;I :. sndtrons; ~ s4,yso RStn e trsmendcus
EERiES. fSS 18th St. NV. n
CHEST OF DRAWERS, antique, red
ton, S6b. S06 Janneys lane. TE
CHEST. chinese teakwood camphSor-
wood lined with 2 drawers. Heavy
s. sSsrss ssS p Fhsss ss:' e. a'f ss
CHEsT--Lane cedar hope chest. Wit With
yyslngt finish. good condition, G$25.
cHIN2. dinner ssryice tl2,, Tower
spode, pink. Call Oh. 4-430S. --24
CLOTHING--Navy bridge coat. per-
fect condition, size a.. $35: also
wool lining, S25. For appt. to In.
spect. dial Ex. 3-5o92. Ia
CLOTHING, ladies' black. all-wool
gabardine suit. size 49,. (new). Also
several suits. blue and gray; day
time dresses. toppers. 8 evening
gowns, l winter coat: sizes 1916.
f;AnT:sTst: Az ysTy cheap. Hu, 3-4872,25
ma narrow; eirfs 6-7: fine o1Tsiiit Cuaiity
excel. cond. Bareain: EM. 3-e77b,
COAL. WOOD RANGES, oil S ranges
AK pisS Sow vFs'Yo off fffsasIS sS RHsthslnggo Rs hslnggoS
GSa ss new sevs s.. SSs, Fc, ,aS asidEs EsrnaoS sSa
coMPTOMETER, 8 columns, $50.
CENTRAL, 2019 14th ct. NV. HU.
cONsTTR1UCTION SHED, approx, S41d
T.. Tor sale cheap. Weaver g., and
Evening star., 1953-01-24
SALESLADIES
WHITE OR COLORED
Fill, OR PART TIME

TO open up new INSTRUMENT accounts.
Full line Of ladies' and mems
sShiaaS 81. aT.ct 'EsrS tc SstC%.r SnS OD
money down, easy term basis. un-
limited earnings. Phone ST. 3-41S6.
80
6ALEsWOMEN, .elqthing; white Or
msns mel: shirss direet e CO. @ScnunassFS; sS
e sSsp part nolniss. ais AHReSL HRR6eSLITswSosD Gis Ss
CLOTHING CO.. 7O3 7th st. M;
SECRETARY for doctors once. white:
shorthand not essential; 61a-day wk.
age, salary. p. o. Box 500. silver
sscRETART sSIs1T ~ for one.u.ar sales .oS Once
Of national manufacturer; general
once expertence and ability to han
Write stating experience. education.
age and salary required. BOX 146-Y.
sssSsaEEiErAH4 ssaEiE sTENocKArHTRs go ~
sma, 1c,.nt law ,SS1sS:pS Ssss pc Y.aiSsa MiEyaoys
iesai experience hot essentiaf: staff
sECRErARY ior partner In busy law
once specializing IN radio and
teleyision matters, = what you
sssums MsnI = NO ~ respOnsibiIities pom III % and dis.
play no initiative, please do not
reply. However, II you have pride
In your work and ability and want
an Interesting permanent Job Whefe
you can demonstrate both. this may
be jI1st the thing you are looking
for. No previous legal experience
necessary. New air-conditlone once
bldg. Salary open. Box 434-Y,
SECRETARY, who likes to work with
figures, with position IS private Sec
retary to director Of statistical re-
search for national organization.
Pleasant working conditions. sick
ance and other benefits. Require
100 words per min. shorthand. and
so words per min. tipping speed.
$4,000 to start. Apply. giving age.
exper. and telephone number, to Box
12R-Y. Star go
Evening star., 1953-01-24
HEATERS-STOVES
500 OFF

s. big super flame, kerosene 5-rm
HENRY'S FURNITURE co.
fs2ss is2S 7.a anrssesd 81 Nw rI.s dsvsaIs dsSsas
HEATERS AND STOVES
Nsc sc a'sa sHSk Slsef bii iiioRgsS. Rs s sst sS 5S2
HOME AUDIO BYBTEM--Thcrdarson
32W10 anplider,. 3-speed manual
table, Astatic pickup for dises up
or1 70 ,ncss,e iIs E n os.S dSadsd
Phone HE. 1.6l7e after 8 DIM. s-S6
HOT-WATER HEATER, electric. 81
gal: Kelvinator, used only mo.
full guar, $50. PLUMBING 6ERV-
HUMDlFMR-Provide moisture for
personal health, plants. and furni-
t;,Ss t:r s%all sE portss sHsa4 sIs moasl ny Sas-
luke BOXES (2l. End hand. FOR
particulars. write Box 4l0-V. Star.
LAMPS, pair cobalt blue Royal
Gsyres vase lamps, peri. cond. 5000.
LiV. RIM. SUITE, 3 pc. with slip COW
ers; good cond. Call AP. 7-20s0.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, a-pc.. SV in ex-
cellent condition, cost $3.50. sell for
Low SExTLcustom made, French,
imported Italian frame, pure silk
upholstery, down-fiiled cushion.
Absolutely new, $3.50. OIL 4-6154.
LOVE SEAT. English. green cordu-
roy, S175; 3-piece sectional sofa,
red, mod, S175. IA. 7-6409. ---25
Evening star., 1953-01-24
DOGS. PETs. ETc.

GERMAN SHELTERED PUPPIES, sired
SsdARpp Il si 4. pisss KENNELS. M ] 81. E s.SSSo
sEoIIIIbplOss fss nsst bloOs nss hd MsckrN sdalssr Ac
1909 Roosevelt st.. Arl. JE. 2-3432.
BoxER--Maie. fawn. months.
Axe; SIS. 81. .1432, -25
sssaS fss SaDers easnR'oa lssson ei'1a sb S5ess
wANrEp-preferably bassett a hound.
calm, househIpken dog for chil-
KhssaJHSb dassi Hsi qs5 PGrffsss fR s7a2s 7aRc % Iasch
oriein. champ: stock; excel With
BoxRfeRi III fUffPIEs. ii II : wks. old: Axe:
must sacrince: Male and female. 3
\. Blsit; 81 ssSfU2nrEMsAH MA IiRpfffhN EiRTpfffhNs, matched match
pr; peri. for breeding or pets, pedl-
grse; reasonable price. IA. b.s274.
sCo!TrE ruPs. excel hlcodiins..
Iaan shepherd 8 pups. BroEning
|PkkdTRSSSEsE PkikdTR;Sls PUPPIES, male s and
female: Axe registered. Can 20.
BSxEkp BsIxfRp' PUPPIEs, male ana female; as
auick a Isd;s sais. $50 ID. I'p b-7lS5. eso .o
BOXER male, is mo. old. fawn. black
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purebred; reasonable. wa. 7-oss9.
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lS NOS. Excel Redigree; gentle With
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sale Of some Of the best bred and
most most be.uk puppies M n the ", :; 2
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BOXER PUPPY. s mos. male. RED
lawn, white MARKINGS. Champ. sired.
lst prize winner; hcusebroken; excel.
aispnsitioI a real bargain ct $50.
B0xEb pufnpies. fiashy fawns. males
4 and femaless excel. breeding. AKg
reg. 1905 Blagden ave; NV Call
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& 1maie1. / female. Vienna 12-I-I1.
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