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The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
Round the Town
BY Marshall Lee

BY Marshall Lee
The holidays are drawing near
to an end and / wish for all Mer-
ry Christmas and Happy New
Year. - Service out at Anderson
Methodist Church Sunday was
greatly enjoyed by all present
Down at Parish st. M. B. church
the Young Peoples Choir members
were presented gifts by the pres
ident, Mrs. Birda Gray and here
| wish to thank her for mine. -
A Christmas program was given
by the B. t. u. and we were hap
Ipy to see among those present,
Rev. and Mrs. Greer, Mrs. c w.
Mitchell, Mrs. Rosie Peters, Mrs.
Sadie Hendrix, Mrs. Lille Bent
ley, Mrs. Rawls, Miss Eva Juanita
Miller. On Tuesday last, the YWCA
CHORUS visited the Veterans
Hospital to spread bit of Christ
mas cheer with the hospitalized
veterans. Led by Mrs. Jeanette
Hunt, the group gave a concert
on the stage in the Recreation
Hall for those veterans who were
able to be up and about and those
who could come in their wheel
chairs. After the concert the Choir
us made tour through the wards
and corridors singing Christmas
Carols and wishing the Veterans
a Merry Christmas" Members
of the Chorus who were present
on this tour were: Margaret Yates
Horestine Burch, Mildred Bland.
Rosa Battle, Doris Franklin Lou
della Richmond, Juanita Mallard,
Ella Vernice Lockhart, and Err
nestine Bradley. Mrs. Leonora
Brownridge, Mrs. Ruby Tillis,
Mrs. Lille B. Walker Jones and
Mrs. Jeanette Hunt, the Glee club
Director were also present. = So
long, wish for all of you happiness
iduring the coming New Year. Will
appreciate your sending your
Round The Town news to me, or
direct to the office at 11O E. Mon
ument st.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
Flora News

Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Andrews
were home for Christmas from
Chicago, Illinois. They left Tues
day for home. Miss Allean Burse
and her brother, George v. Burse
accompanied them from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Jordon
were happy to have their daugh-
ter Mamie spending the Christ
mas holidays with them. She is
from California.
Miss Ernestine Patricia Ander-
son and Miss Nancy Carol Bur.
CESS are home from Jackson Col.
llege and Tuskegee Institute, and
enjoying the Christmas holidays
with their parents.
Mrs. Carrie Lemon is happy tc
have her daughter, Annie Bel
and children home from Califor-
MIA visiting during the Christmas
holidays.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

Hicks daughter. Mrs. Margie
Doneralson of Jackson, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Fair of
jackson spent the holiday in the
home of Mrs. Fairs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Hicks of Utica.
During the Christmas holidays
Mrs. Rosie Crum was visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hicks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Yates, Mr.
and Mrs. Talmas Ross, and Mr.
Lamar Yates are enjoying a won
derful Chritmas holiday in Lo:
Angeles, Calf, where they will
visit relatives and friends. We
wish they will have a wonderful
time.
Mrs Lucy Griffen of Utica ha:
left here for a short visit with
her sister, Mr.. Hannah Heath Of
Clarksdale.
!. Mr.. Aaron Hicks spent Christ
: mas in the home of his daughter
; Mrs. Hattie Mae Smith of Utica
Visiting home for Christina
from service is Mr. Antonia JAG
: obs stationed in Wyoming, visit
: ling his grandmother, Mrs. Ann;
Franklin; Mr.. r. w. Montgomer,
: stationed in Arkansas, visiting
: family and friends; Mr.. JOHNNIE,
: Davis is also visiting his famil.
/ for the holidays. Mr.. James Pow
. ell from Texas is visiting family
7 Mrs. Anna Franklin of Utica; Eel
ma and Ella D. Smith are visit
/ ing family and friends for holi
!. day at Utica.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
RESEARCH At STATE PAvES
WAY FOR NEW INDUSTRY

A research laboratory at Mis-
sissippi State College is the nu
cleus for new agricultural in
dustry that may soon bring $20,-
100000 a year into the state. The
regional seed research laboratory
was established seven years age
under the authority of a 1946
legislative act. 1t is now the
worlds most complete seed pro-
cessing plant. There are now
more than 900 growers in Missis-
sippi producing certified seed for
about 18 crops. Seedmen from
over the western hemisphere visit
the campus annually to observe
treatment processes there.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
Utica News

/ am sure that everyone around
Utica had very Merry Christ
mas. On Sunday, December Is,
1855 which was Christmas Day,
church was held at the Green
Hill Church of Christ Holiness
The pastor, Rev. ]. D. Rials brou-
ght an inspiring Christmas mes.
age to the congregation. His SUBJ
iect was Il Call to Remember
My Song in the night" taker
from n Psalms, 6 verse. Every,
one had a wonderful time cele
brating the long remembered
birth of Jesus Christ. On Christ
mas night a Christmas program
was held at the Welcome church
every one enjoyed a wonderful
program and exchanged man,
gifts. On December Is, 1855 MI
and Mrs. Melvin Smith becam
the parents of a baby boy, littl
Melvin Donald Smith.
On December II, 1855 Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jessie Fields became tn
proud parents of baby boy, lit
tie Jessie Fields, Jr.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugen
Hicks during the Christmas holi
days are their daughter, Mrs. An
ME L. Russell, husband Elijah an
baby William Leon of Michigan
On Sunday, Dec. rs, Mrs. Mar,
Hicks, son Charles Hicks, an
daughter Mrs. Annie L. Russel
were visiting in the home of Mr..
Russell's mother-in-law at Col
umbia, Miss. and they had sue
a wonderful time,
Mrs. Drucilla Hicks and daugh
ter Doris Hicks spent Christina
afternoon in the home of Mr.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
IN MISSISSIPPI REACH
NEW RECORD FOR 1855

Business conditions in Missis-
sippi thus far in 1855 have estab-
lished new record. The Missis-
lsippi State Colleges Business Re-
search Stations index of business
activity in the state as of October
1st stood at lat per cent of the
1947-49 average. This is a new
all-time high for this date, Is per-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

Jiles, Lauthere McGhee, Ernice
Moore, Pearlie Patton. Ninth
Grade-Ross Clay.
Tenth Grade-Benjamin Black
burn, Veola Blackmon, Media
Hobbs, Edna Moore, Anna Polk,
Barbara Thompson, Vera Polk.
Eleventh Grade - Arthur Horton,
Alice Ward.
Twelfth Grade - Bernice Bailey
Mary Bracy, Archie CASHIER, De-
lores Hill, Gloria Keaton, Verniee
McClinton, Dorothy Miller, Eddie
Jean Nelson.
Honorable Mention = Seventh
Grade - Julia Claiborne, Clara
Cotton, Chalene Dortch, Neomia
Franklin, Lue Harville, Addie Hill,
Amanda Humphrey, Thelma Jack
son, Josie Lee Jiles, Jesse John
son, Paul Magee, Loretta Myles,
Betty Sheriff, Adrene Taylor, Lo-
retta Travillian, Arthur Walters
James Williams, Willie Williams.
Ninth Grade - Amos Brown
Essie Holifield, Orthella Polk
Willie c. Shepherd. Eleventh
Grade Theo Davis, Mildred
Brown, Eugene Taylor.
Twelfth Grade - Mitchell P
Allen, Johnnie Lee Carr, Ever
lena Cole, Rosia Champs, Willie
Ruth Jones, Josephine Lee, Lille
Rainey.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

A feeding trial by the Missis-
sippi Experiment Station compar-
ing U. S. No. ] alfalfa and u. S.
No. l johnson grass hay, cut in
the boot stage, indicated the al
falfa hay was superior for milk
production, averaging % and rs
pounds Of milk per day respec-
lively
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

Cold dry air lends itself well
to the preservation of organic mat
ter Scientists say that food stuffs
could be stored in the Anarctic
to build up reserves or to stabilize
the world markets.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

cent higher than a year ago. AZ
per cent above seven years ago.
and approximately 800 per cent
above the highest level ever
reached by Mississippi's economy
before World War II.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

Bell peppers are being bred for
greater yield, thicker fruit wall
and resistance to mosaic disease
at the Truck Crops Branch Ex-
pertinent Station.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

The Adult Bible Class had 9
special Christmas Worship con-
Quoted by Rev. L. c. Pickens on
Thursday, December %, 1855. AT
ter the service Fellowship Hour
was enjoyed by all present with
gifts being exchanged by the reg
ular members of the class.
We share in the United Givers
Fund.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

Cucumbers are good plants to
test vapor activity of weed con-
troll chemicals, Experiment Sta
ton workers learned at State
College.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

The Teen-Age Candle Lighting
Ceremony on Christmas Eve was
very impressive as their many
friends joined with them in light
ing candles and praying for world
peace.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

The different groups of the
Branch YWCA were busy during
the Christmas season making
others happy. Some of the projects
were: Toys for the Children'S Ward
at the Baptist Hospital by the
Young Adult Civic Club, milk to
children of several unfortunate
families by the Y-Teens and Carol
Singing at tn eV. A. Hospital by
the Adult Chorus.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

The adults of the Branch YWCA
are sponsoring a Coffee Hour fol-
their many friends on Thursday
December 20, 1855, from 4 to 6 p
m. Many games of your choice
will be played.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
YWCA News

We turn our faces toward the
year being born with a riding
hope that will carry us into the
days ahead with courage and with
confidence. The old year dies; the
new year is being born.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
The Winter Program of the
Branch YWCA will start the week
of January 2, 1856. All clubs anc
classes will meet on their respec-
tive days. New classes for adults
are, figure toning, bridge, art
Home Improvement including in,
terror decoration, ceramics, pub.
lie speaking and first aid. Please
call the Branch YWCA by Janu.
ary 2, to register for the group Of
your choice. Other classes are
sewing, leathercraft, Bible, chorus
and needle work.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
PLUM PUDDING

Mix and st -four salt and stir in fruits and
crumbs and milk and let stand 10 minutes Beat and
add alternately with the umb mixture Stir
mixture Add white wine and we'll Turn the
erouy buttered 2qua mold; the mold damp
cheese cloth Cover the mold tightly Steam about 3 hours boiling
water adding more needed Remove mold
cool Store in cool dark place about weeks
When ready about IS Unmod pudding;
3 tablespoons brandy and ahame
Evening star., 1955-10-15
ROOMS FURNlsHED--N.w.

sHERArON.PARK AREA - Lovely,
lee.. quiet, comfort. rm.. pvt. bath.
suit. ! or q; unlim. phone AD.. l.
S5lg, EN-, 2-0SSA. --2l
MxsS.-Wis. AREA, 1910 a0th pl.
n,w.--Pvt. home; conv; car, bus;
lge. warm. cor. fiil.. shower, Nv.
(. radio; ph.; gentlemeri $40, EN-
DUPONT CIRCLE ARRA-Downstair,
room, bath and shower phone IN
room. pvt. entrance; gentleman;
i770 Church st. NV, Sal. and Sun
OFF 18th. ps blk woodner, 5Ssi
Herttord nl.--Lge trt: o. real. nm;
pnN setIlea psrs no, pref I,S S Mo .San, S,,
5si7 1th street NV, RA. a-fi35.
DowNTowN--Lge. front rm., maple
furn,i sgle.; elevator; l332 Mass.
c"SSEaPTciIII. sSs APt Il. RI ri 7iSssss I1 ssbo,,,sm
-Lge. l4x20 studio rm.. adjacent
free parking. AD. $4,000. or no
e5lS TILDEN ST. NV. " Blk. Oh
facing Rock Creek Park: comforta..
bly, flrn. Information. call EN-.
NB. SnUhEhAM--6lntle Tm., peNut
furn.; quiet. homelike, bus at door;
~! wk; le4s Calvert 81, l6
WALKING DISTANCE DOWTOWN---
Nice quiet clean Fm,; 3 windows,
2 closets, next bath, in good house;
1898 10Th sf. NV, conveniently
located--Quiet and clean room; 5
windows, next to heath. LIZ
A KITCHEN OF your own
Attrac, sgle.; utils,, phone. gentle
man S35 mo. 1881 irving st. EN-.
MI PLEASANT SEC, 1918 PARK
I'd, Uncomfortable, nicely furn.
sale. rIn.; young lady pref: cook
ing, retgr laundry avail; phone
and transp.: shop. conv. CO. o.
GENTLEMAN - Comfortable, quiet
room in beautiful Conn. ave. apt.
No other rooiners. 2 adults In fam.
iiy. CO. 5-g3s4, lie
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.,
1884 Lanier pi. n.w.--Largc room.
porch; no other soornsrs; pvt. bath.
--lo
Evening star., 1955-10-15
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

CALvERT ST., 1pe0-Large front
room, complete kitchen: $50 per
mo-; sleeping room, double bed: $25
soi 81 b 81. III SS..Ei.-Larse room. kitchen,
semipriyate bath; $50; utilities
incl; adults. Ii. 4-3SO5. --17
i64S PARK RD. NV. next churches
--l-rm. apt. with pvt. entr. Lovely
furn. Cony. ioc.: S4s mo. --16
e35 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Refsr. and
stove; next TO bath: Ss wk. nj.
Greyhound. RE. 7-0402. --15
CAPITOL HILL ana 2 rTi. units .
rent reasonable. Newly furn. and
det GRATED. 9TH st; ne; i6
Room With double bed, eiec. Tetgr.
and grill; linens. SO. wk. lis
or hskpg. $3.50 wk and up. Refgr.
every room. No drinkers. pl, q
14o9 18th ST. NV, downtown--
neatly furn. rms. feiris,, stove, etc.
S35 mo. Maid service. AD. 4-0lg2.
or sirls: 8
furn. rms. and kit, reas, rent. wiz
accept / child. La 6-00Sa, TT. 2
CoLoRED-I7es EUCLID ST. NV.
---Lae. rm. for couple or > single
people; privileges. Hu. 3-5OSS. --l6
Evening star., 1955-10-15

ANTIQUE
Marble-top chests, bureaus, tables
We've coTnered the market, Come
seel Open Sunday. THIEVES
I'd. Arlington. Va. 16'
APPLIhNcEsE6.cu:-ft, refriserator'
console, SIS; electric sewing ma
chine. $50: pinhall machines: ideal
tor rec; rms. Slo-$20. 10. 2-3l7l.
Bssy CHS and chest Of drawers;
waxed birch: best offer. Cali LU
BAR. bamboo. brass rail and stools:
new condition; reasonable. JE. A.
EAR. 90 IT,, stainless steel ea1,p.
nept. 10 stools, and Z red leather
covered booths. seating 2S per-
sons. Back bar In glass with cabi-
Orig. cost. SIB' 600. viii sell rea.
sonable. Call Mr.. PEIsNER, Ju. s.
BAT2HiTuBs. toilets. basins, plum plumb
.ine. supplies, sinks, cabinets, new
and used. Discount prices. K a. w.
s9PPLf slel' Lis sce$4iss,l sc$4is lo4s ssnninga as rd'
HATH TUBs. new new and used. basips. Z
1746 Lee hwy. ia. 8-8700
BED, Beautyrest matt. chest OF
drawers, chairs. lamps, radio, West.
vac. sweeper. all. $40 RA. 3-s2S2.
BED COUCH. 2. custom built with
storage space: 33x76: excel. cond.
Slip covers. SO. s-S6534 -1B
BEDRM. SUITE, NAH: twin beds;
5000: 2-piece liv. rm. suite. $50:
wool rug and pad. $50; nah.
kneeihsle desk. S3b. Elk. 3-g223
BICYCLES. boys, and sirls': $40 ea.
Bkick2aSnR III ia PR 'nR56ufpmESr-s1tSs.
Scafiold, hoist-mixer, extentIon
ladder. etc, Elk. 3-0S96. Id
fui modern design. purchased Wood-
ward & Lothrop. 1853. Good A.
new. Phone NO. T-6600, Ext. 305.
Evening star., 1955-10-15
FARM AND. oARDEN

AZALEAs, hardy feid grown. all
colors and sizes. 2510 18th 81. ne.
T0PSOIls--very good rich tcpsoil
tor lawns or RFeenhoukea; very
Feas. Call 10. S-49a3. ---25
EOXWOOD SCREEN a0-ft long;
tree box s 10 I1-ft tall: perfect
plants on hafd road. near Char
lottesVille. Va. MRS. w l.. JOHNS.
Eoxardkyille. Va --20s
VIRGIN TOPSofL, best quality. any
quantity. iinmed. del ReaS. FLEbf-
Ia9 LANDSCAPE sERvIcE I'M
LAWN RESIGNATION. inndscape
design and planting. Act now. free
est. FLEMING LANDSCAPE SERV-
AzALESs. EvKRGREENs. LAND.
SCAPIEG. iesaie, retail.
ROTH'S AzALEA GARDENS, s2Il
:! sI,go 1sov Greek pkEys TAX PIX; Nd.
sin motor with cuitiyator. plow and
bulldozer blade: excellent cond.;
bargain; S172.. EN-. 3-77T6. 10.
LEAF-VAC.: The power machine
that yaeuums your lawn and bags
your leaves. SIS per day RENTAL
TOOLS Il EQUIP. CO. Ju. 9-6SSI.
Evening star., 1955-10-15
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Gent !

BEAGLE FUrs FOR SALE = 70.
IRISH TERRIER PuPs. Axe req.
females. home raised with. children.
PEKINGEsf PUPPIEs. Axe reg,
mae and female. VIII. 6-57sl.
BEAGLE PUPS, some 8 weeks. some
pm. weekdays. JE. 4-a126. lis
DACHSHUND PUPS. 5 wks,. Axe
reg. red males. s85. Also stud
service. Eyergreen 4-1205. III
SHETLAND sHEEPD0G PUPPIES,
Axe. wormed. incculated, $50. $50.
Ideal pets. FE; 3.is6s; -, ,-i8
snd sH Hhite, psts ps6irreeo. sn nes, 9 cham. %
FPRascH FPlaHss SsrAia PoobiE AZ 4iat$SffY Fa1$SfY. s mos.
black, standard. Axe reg, male:
scGITIFs. ehoics s' puppies. ch. ssud
service; Axe req: MaeKINNoa, 4 \
= LOG { y Roosevelt. All: VI &. -s4a2 3 ~
Axe registered. OIL, 1890. --l5
FOX TERRIERS, toys, priced rea-
sonable. 10. 4-7702. lie
DOBERMAN PINSCHER. 5 mos. old
female; Axe res; ears cropped
BROwNIE, small, hAlf-groyn dog;
black and tan: honsebrokeTi; needs
COLLIE, miniature, female, 8 mo.
beautiful black and white. Lore,
children Thorouxhhred, Very reas
HE. 4-blT3 or NO. 7-126N. III
MONKEYS. S35 each; Brazilian
Yagarundl cat, tanned pet; ant.
eater; bush dog; love birds, cocka.
tiels; parakeet. ffnches.. Wild ami,
mals. birds and reptiles Of al
ment Just arrived. Po. a-eo3o
COCKER. . mos. old. bun male
Axe. champion stock. JU. 9-90f5
MALE CAT, 5 mos, housebroken,
| good with children; free TO good
home. CAL HE. 4-5553. III
| females, housebroken. call ia
IDAciiSHUND--s mos. old. has al
shots; Axe regis from Champion
GREAT DANE pJPPffas. S week,
old. beauties. Show prospects Also
I FAwn male. . yrs. old. a sacrifice
e. 500: l female. . yrs. olA. $50;
EhSaw EhS5af SeS KgssEIsn aGIne rss paEs sisarsa g.
Alex, Va. TE. 6-2a30. oV. 3-45al
POINTER PUPS. reg. yery reas
Also = male Beagle pups, ress
JE, n-SSS9. Ia
COLLIE. purebred, 4 mos. shots ans
vormed. healthy, loving disposition
AP. 7;.257a. Sat, 1880 10 6;
cHiRuAHUa PUPPIES, pocket Size
/ out Of Qlenik sire. Call WA. 1915
Sat after y: .--i6
| rfefs and mixed puppies; priced x
suit everyone. JE. 4-17T7. Ia
Evening star., 1955-10-15
! RMS. FURN.-MD. !, VA. tcens.l


LEX. vIcs-Bsdrn. with 2 closets,
kifchenette: " blk, to bus. Lndy
preferred. II. e-40S2 sftef Q pm.
SILVER sPRING--Private room and
bath, with bus service TO door:
eentleman preferred. Reescnanls;
Meals II desired. JU. 7-s0i5. 20
1 SCI. on DEL, 10 lady or Q girls
2l07 N. BfandyWine ST. Ayl., Va
IA. 6-6106, wkends.. ewes. 16s
REFINED GENTLEMAN m anieI
home; cony. to everything. Cal
IA. 2-s2O0. -l0
VERY LARGE nm. WITH FIREPL.
In manor house on 2O0.aere farm
iust 1 mile from Groom, Nd. o.
36 minutes from downtown Wash
ington; swimming pool. tennil
court, fishing. etc. Suitable for l
2 or single men. Many other con.
ven enees and IecreDtionAl facilities,
..AEGE Nv -bedrm. omb.: Ink.
kit, pvt. bath. unlimited phone
cony. TO town. AP. 1-3426. --IT
Evening star., 1955-10-15
BAsKIN FURs
CORNER sth d O NV.


FURNITURE--Have bought modern
furniture. Oriental rugs. American
Oriental 0x1e. 3 Ivory Kirman red
Oriental scatter rugs, hook rug OK
u; one twin bedrrn. set, D pcs,
double bedrm. set. 8 pcs. Duncan
Phyfe dining set. solid mailog.
needle point chairs. ANTIQUE corner
ssuEPanoar,d; ssEaso g. mahog drop-leaf
s1nd.S May be os seen .doso 10 to 0 thr9psh
" FGRNifutRH-BBioonDdi Blond, s.mahor. co cofree Z
table and 2 end tables; maple twin
beds with spring and mattress,
chest, night table and chair. Like
new RA. 6-g260. --16
FURNITURE - Mahog, sideboard,
desk, $50 each; small table, Ss; 2
chairs. S25;. cabinet with choice
china and glass. S7b; . kit. cab
inets, S25: Ginning clock. gS. and
other Items. OIL. g-9560, --t5
FuRNITuRE-Twin nedrm. set.
double dresser, end tables. coffee
tables. desk. eredenza. dropleaf
tables, chippendale chairs, all
mahog,: sofa. upholstered chair.
lamps mirrors, y e :, SATURDAY
outfit. s75 10. I-i379. 34eo 25th.
FURSiiTURE-il-tt, FrisidaIre I with
freezer. 3 rm.-size rugs, Younes-
town kitchen cabinet, sofa, complete
hedrni furn, with rubber foam
mattress; other misc. items. Nov
ing, Will sacrifice. DE. 2-7430.
In
Evening star., 1955-10-15
ROOMS FURNIsHED---r.s.

Ice. FRONT ROOM; kit, PRIVILEGES
SIS mo. WA. 1.2659 .-l5
MT. RAINIER--pble. or sRle. bed.
rm.; convenient location; gentlemen
or couple. uN. 4.0263: -l5
room next semipvt. bath; SIS mo
for empL person. AID. 2-l655.
CAPITOL hILL--Larse front rm..
twin beds. well furn,: newly dec.
Also single rm. Ii. 4-5953. ----la
COLORED-LARGE room for settled
-ouple or lady in quiet home in
suhurbsi reasonable. LU. 2-55i5.
CoLoRED---,a5 3sth ST. N.E.-fsge.
rm. for cple. or sgie.; kit. priyils,
CofoREpSM1RooM FOR RENT :
y TURNisisEp RMS; nv. rm.. bed.
rm.. share kit. and bath. Couple
No children. Ii. 1-5A50. lii
NEAR 18th and MONROE---Man;
sci. rm., snare bath and kit. with
= men; clean linens once . VIZ. $40
per VIZ. La. 6-U0i0. --16
Evening star., 1955-10-15

puppy for
sa.is sh.Is's pet; reasonable; call We; n. O.
WELSH WELSH TERRIERS. male. Axe,
livery. PETER PAN KENNELS,
Upper Marlboro, Md. MA. 7-gsll.
|DAscHsHUND PUPs--s red males.
Axe: raised with children. Call JE.
wASTED--Youns male short haired
cat; very large for ases solid black
OF tiger color. OF. 4-s2S0,
SILVER POODLE PUPS. Axe Toy
and Min. background. very special
BHSNEE Hsss SHfPrsss. Ssf ac io y.ry y1so Healthy
and full Of pep. shots: wormed,
sIEziMfSsEE2 IEzi SsE2as Sars q, female. iS 8 mos,
and 90 mos. Qiye-aways for part
.sai siaps;ss llls 49th thu aye; Sc. cls Ill
GREAT iii lIOl,sN lS,2NE PuPs-rawn. hSc.
ICocKER PUPs: SIS with papers.
Father Sir Rohey OF Quantico,
IcockER Gs4sfis sia2RsI fGRs, black and viii white;
CLaTbrook 6-0595 --ib
IBEAGLEs--4 real gun hounds hunted
last season; 0 pups, mo. old; m,
$22; T. $ISs; NJ; 2.2994. ~. i.,,,.
tick. Call for information. PL; 81
PUSRsRR' BRED BOXER. fawn. black
ss masks ss5 snS SSisafS saS bntrE EsnStrH Ssss 9sss
SPRINGER sPANIELs. 1ooss champ.
fsJse Priced soe u sell, Ifs' Fs M J. f%iso. % 1ie %
BOXERS - Brindie female, fawn
male: mature; 4-mo. pup, part
boxer: make offer, must sell. TO.
TOY oMsANCHEsTER. male. Axe
Leg, FOND Of children. Cali Lu 2
EN,GsLisH ,s Settlers, mos. Old.
Axe; pedigree includes rs cham
pions; males. $40. ov. 3-3003;
POODLE PUPPIES, Miniatures. Axe,
| i weeks. shots and wormed: rea-
sonable. OIL, 3-646S. I'D
BOXER. female, fawn, black mask;
VIII sacrifice for quick sale; .$35.
rSAHRAkEEirs. Al iIfit complete Ayiary: iJ in.
diyidua' and fight cages; nesting
boxes, breeding birds and babies.
RA. 3-O621 after 8 pm. LII n
COOKERS, AKC, ga months, well
bred, healthy puppies. Wormed,. S2b
roSSpaEIl sS w 9Ii 9PtPaPiEs. as2gs7, min. Axe rss.
Reas, cal after 0 p.tn,, Gathers.
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