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Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
FISHERS DIST.
Mrs. Nora Russ

1t was a real honor to have so
many of the former pastors of
Todds TO attend the 150th anniver-
sary and home coming service on
Sunday. While their talk was linn
tied to only a few minutes it was
a pleasure to hear them speak at
Todd's again. Several letters Of
regret were read from those who
were unable to attend. Following
the afternoon service they jour-
eyed on to Todd's Community
Building to enjoy lunch together
before returning to their homes
for their own services in the eve
ming.
At 1880 p. m. the evening SER
vice was grand evening of spe-
cial selections of music and sing
ing with the talent of the four
churches of the Pennington Meth
odist charge and the Bethany
Church of the Brethren in Farming
ton giving a combined musical pro-
gram. directed by Mrs. Sylvia Tay-
lor and short message by the
DdoAOks 4AEFs- w l1AAdAA H OAn1tAA,
that everyone enjoyed. Each SER
vice had a boosting attendance
and everyone has a standing invi-
tation to attend Todd's Chapel eye
cry Sunday.
The zone meeting of the WSCS
was held in Todd's Chapel on We'd
nesday evening followed by being
entertained in Todd's Community
Building during the fellowship hour
with Todd's WSCS as hostess serv-
srg cookies and punch.
The Thanksgiving urion service
of Harrington will be held on
Wednesday evening. November 26,
'st 7:30 D. m. in Salem Methodist
Church. The Thanksgiving mess
age will be given by Roy Judy,
Jr There will be special music
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Delaware Food Market
Report

Turkey takes the spotlight for
Thanksgiving dinner once again.
Americans are eating more tur-
key than ever before. It's being
eaten Throughout the year-not
Just at holiday meals. Still, in the
northeast, turkey is used in out
of 10 homes for Thanksgiving.
Turkey prices may be slightly
higher this holiday season than
last. This will be especially true il
you wait until the last minute to
buy your turkey. However, with
weekend specials you may find
just the size you need at re-
duced price. The reason for tur-
key prices being a bit higher this
year is that there are fewer tur-
keys in total being raised this
year than last. although as of
October 1, turkeys in cold stor-
age reached an all-time high. This
supply has been depleted during
the many sales on turkeys during
October and November, however.
When selecting your turkey If
you are interested in getting the
greatest amount of edible meat,
buy one weighing over Is pounds.
Large turkeys offer more edible
meat in proportion to bone than
small ones. Also, hen turkeys Of
fer more edible meat than som tur-
keys.
Fresh turkeys keep we'll for a
few days if sssse-cc55 ssse--cc5 q; "a moisture
proof wrapping in the coldest part
of the refrigerator. If you use a
frozen turkey, thaw the bird in the
refrigerator before stuffing. A
large turkey takes "a hours to
thaw, a small one about half that
time. Add the stuffing just before
cooking. And remember if you
want a tender, juicy roast turkey,
do not over cock it. Use a low
cooking temperature for best re-
suits.
Be sure to take the turkey out
of the oven 20 to 80 minutes be-
fore you expect to carve it. Doing
this helps the carver do a good
job of carving, which is not the
easiest job at best
Tangerines, the akid glove or
anges", came in this week. Their
arrival signals the beginning OF
the holiday season at the fruit
counter. Prices range from SO to
SO cents dozen, depending on size.
The Florida crop of tangerines
promises to be one of excellent
quality, but it will be week or
10 days before they come in vol
ume
Lower weekend prices are in
evidence on lettuce, sweet pota-
toes, white potatoes, cabbage, car
rots, avocados, oranges and grape
fruit and Bartlett pears.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

and singing by both Salem and
Bethany Churches. A cordial well
come to everyone.
We are glad To welcome all our
hospital friends home again: Mrs.
Robert Mcdowell and George j.
Zott are improving at their homes
while Mrs. Ethel Jones is conval-
escing at the home of her son. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Jones and family
of near Vernon.
Mrs. Guy Post and little Donald
Andrews are both at home from the
Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, Sea-
ford. Both mother and baby are
doing fine.
On Saturday afternoon at 2::30
p. M, November %, Miss Laura
Sweigard will become the bride of
Robert Chandler in Bethany
Church of the Brethren. They wish
to invite all their friends and MEM
bers of this church to attend.
Charles Dearman is a patient IN
the Milford Memorial Hospital at
this writing. We hope his stay in
the hospital is short one that he
may soon be out again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Savage of
Green Ridge, Pa. were weekend
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Zott.
Addison Burris is still seriously
i'll in the Kent General Hospital in
Dover.
Mrs. Norman Diehl and children
of ODESSA were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Rust and Mrs. Charles
Dearman on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Hutchin-
son of Mendenhall, Pa, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mcdowell.
Sunday School at Todd's Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock Worship
service at II u. m. Rev. William
H. Smith. pastor The evening ser
vice will be in Salem Church at
1880 o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
FARMINGTON
Bethany Church News

Btt8&NT 4UUECM news
The traditional union Thanks
giving Service for Pennington will
be held In the Salem Methodist
Church, Pennington, Wednesday
evening. November 26th, 1880
O'Clock. The speaker will be Rev.
Roy Judy, Jr. There will be special
music from both churches. The
worship service will be in charge
of the pastor, Rev. William Smith.
T1fs is call TO the entire Farm
ington community to pause to give
thanks unto God
We have not reached our goal for
November Sunday School atten-
dance at the Bethany church yet.
The goal is 100. If you are not going
TO Sunday School anywhere,
warm welcome is extended to you
10 come this Sunday. Help us reach
our goal OF 100 and see for yourself
what the Sunday School is like.
Robert Chandler, OF Milton, Del,
and Laura Sweigard, of Millers-
burg, Pa, will be married in the
Bethany Church of the Brethren,
Saturday afternoon, November 22nd.
They extend an open invitation to
all their friends to attend the
wedding which will be conducted
by Rev. VIM. A. Mcdaniel.
Sunday morning the pastor will
deliver a Thanksgiving message, at
the IL o'clock worship hour. Let
the spirit of Thanksgiving prevail
at this wonderful season of the
year.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

on Tuesday afternoon az 1890 iu
the Goshen Methodist Fellowship
Hall Members OF the Goshen WSCS
led by Mrs. Leona King and Mrs.
Beulah Reed prepared and served
the luncheon for the 35 members
attending.
Mrs. Preston Brfttingham, Supt.,
of Goshen Methodist Sunday School.
attended the District Meeting on
Christian Education held in Wyom-
ing. Del, on Tuesday evening.
The Rev. and Mrs. Conrad Hamer
and Mrs. Irwin King attended the
Mid Conference Year Meeting on
Wednesday evening held in the
Bridgevlle Methodist Church.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
THE REAL MCCOY

BALTIMORE (P-The u. $. 8.
Constellation. Americas first fight
ing ship now moored in baltimore
harbor, is historic and authentic
to the Nth degree.
Six warning signs around the
deck. in presumably 18th Century
spelling, proclaim:
Stand Away From Sideing"
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

A COMMUNICATIVE Thanksgiving
Service viii be held In Goshen
Methodist Church on Wednesday
evening. November S7th, at 1880 p.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

The first President of the United
States to ride railroad train was
Andrew Jackson-in 1888.
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MARVINS
734 7th ST. NV.
FURNITURE AND
APPLIANCES
BARGAIN
BASEMENT
LOOK AT THESE vALUEsl

LOOK AT THESE VALUESl
Reg. slSs.sO s-pe. bed
rm. suite $500
Reg. $4,000 2-pc. sleep
erette suite $500
Reg. Slo950 3-pc. mod
ern bedroom 500
Reg. s69.50 5-pc. dinette
Sulbe <o'OO
Reg. s3o9.e5 2-pc. Sec
tional sofa 1880
Reg. s259.50 3-pc. living
room suite 80 5000
Reg. sl4.95 table lamps 3.94
Reg. S9.95 boudoir lamps 1877
Reg. S99.5O sofa bed $500
Reg. sl4.95 cocktail
tables -- 3.97
Reg. $l4.95 step tables 397
Reg. $l9e.s5 famous tele-
vision -.---.-.- ..-. 1900
Reg. sl49.95 famous
washers $500
Reg. s229 famous refrig-
orators ----s-- t5.VO
Reg. S79.95 maple bunk
bed -. 2s.OO
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HELp-WOMEN
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DaY work experienced Win
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Girls. white, required % examine
printed WORK, tempotaFy lsep
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june / between \ and III,
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WANTED coon HOME - June
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MA h.hnnA
q COLORED vAitfcstcs wanted
experience. no sunday work, Ap-
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INIssILLLHIous Ioa slLIl MR. TWEEpY

DEIER, nlasEsions, slss, y.ss N
fsisi. f 1a.aesi. S''p''
IAN. Hunter, twin easement, e
speed, reversible, White enAme
S io' s rs di8s. f ss..iissssse ~ WI ''l'
FrNCL. Miehigan vhits cedar. 4 "a.
Z ~. ~ .liO With aaie' slb'
furnishings. household. al
rooms, also mflodlAn, hraas bed,
French marble clock, ~, 4.nudi
FuRNIfuRE-nedrm with double
bed and living room fufns prac-
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S SSs FAY Faiy v siss WI. e,Giss
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bed, springs and mattress, bahy
carriage 10, 4.a7Ne,
IunNIrunE-RAttAn set, 2 lounre
chair, settee. neat Of tables, ideal
iof porch or den. SIS, call co
5-fend,
FURNITURE-con- sealy sofa, cost
$40, will take si2h, Piece
VII take ssdo: : solid mahes'
hightstandt, ssA: several tables
and floor lamps, PL, 4.feJs.
lFuRNIruRr-jr maple dlnine
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phyfe sofa, other pieces, Sat, and
sunday, 10 until 8. fai Forre.ter
81. aW,
IFURNITuRE-Beautyrest Hollywood
hed practically new With mat.
treas. 500, armehalrs, overstpifed
or plain, - Nd sofas, foam
rubber SIS M; ruRs, summer and
wool russ a low prices sMovlnae.
dealers
EIfn NITIInn
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ROOMS EURN-MD..VA.

ARL.-cool. quiet rm., mr.. bus. or
garage If desired. Young man
pref ia. 7-1S56.
ARL.. n, 1901 18th ST.-AttTac
nm, 2 blk. for bus, COW. shop
ping, Kit, priv. IA. 2-S173.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, NEARBY
Nicely furn. rm.. pvt. communicate
ing bath, pvt. home. attrac. sur
roundings, refined quiet neighbor
hood, OIL. 2-6405, all day Sun. :
thereafter after 8 pm
FALLS CHURCH = Lee. bedrm.
bath, cottage. l or . men. Call
JE. 4-l7S0.
2 RMS. kitchen PRIVILEGES. Call bet.
10 am. and 8 pm. ED. 9-61S7.
SILVER SPRING-Bedrm., pvt.
bath and liv. I'm. for business
cple. in pvt. home. JU. 9-71S7.
MD.-Nicely furn. redec. rm. in
new home Kit. privils. / or .
girls. ReaS. RE. 6-9BB4,
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COLLEGE GRADUATES

To compose letters and handle
genefal huainfaa correspondence
No typinH required. SALARY open
Iok ddi.Y, star.
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REPAIRS q SERVICE

nRIcKWORK - FiFeplaees, retain.
Inc walls, patioai VifainiA only
Kxesllcni work, Call fk a.sHAa
additions, On attic.
rec, rooms fatlahed cuatomefa 70
years NJ H.NtO0.
CARPENTRY, 90 oWn work, re-
modelling OF al kinds, additions,
NJ Priest hi 7.eis0 pf 7.ifsa
CARPTNTRY-plum XII baths,
frc' fmf,l complete ioha Terms
Mr. COOK, la o.7sss' ewes uN
islNfl,
FLOORS sANpED AND IINIsHLp
Quality wofk a. a fsasonaeie
price IA MORRIS, ~ nsssiI
FLOOR SANDING, nnishlns and
vayins feas rateii Tree estimate
Call RA, a-H5ni
FLOORS sANDID and nplthedi
Old noorG made new lineoleum
and me Installed wa 1.A8at
FURNITURE REPAIRED, rehnishedi
estimate VII 6.Oe9i LEviEE
rAlSrISc ca a., q, ,,D ssl e'IDssssSssSr
PAINTING, repairs. nothing too
amall. roof, barbecue pltt, drive
WAYS, suffers, moving, gfata cut
iina. free est, 81. 3.Ssso, ", D.
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
white mechanic, work euafanteed,
LU. s-iii0 or 10 i.2h5h
PAINTING, color in home. interior,
exterior, spray or brush 20 yrs,'
exper no drinking. hQneht work
Ih 5-aha3, DU, 7.O5ef,
PAINTING. SPRAY OR BRUSH,
paper hanging free est, clean,
expert worE white VIII H.bna7
Neutrality-suspicious. and exterior.
a-de0e or AP 1-nHf0,
PAINTING, paperhangins, repairs
white mech.i prompt scTv Low
pres Mr. RfDENoUR, Du. 7-el52,
PAINTING.PAPERING = Satisfied
customers for % years. Call Mr.
LAWRENCE, II. 6-hlO0,
PAINTING, small or large Jobs,
Utat w NdlNtAlkf AtaN az hANNa
Call FISHER. Need work, free est
III. 6-O6li, z am. 10 10 pm. 81
PAINTING, PAPERING; lrst-elass
workmanship. work done immedi-
ately. Mr.. PoAT, RA. 3-56ia.
PAINTING, PAPERING; interior.
exterior FHA loans available. For
estimates, call Ju. a-i17l
PAPERING, SIC rm up; '5s sun
fast washable paper Ju $1,000.
RIA B-2SS4; VIII, 2-a45s
PAPERING, PAINTING, 90 yrs ex-
per., do own work; white. ia. z
sB3S, MA. S-l7l3, Mr. lookout
PLASTERTNG REPAIRS, old and
new work lge. and SIN Jobs reas
VIII. mech; work guar. JU. e-4l54
STONE. BLACKSTONE, CEMENT,
walls. steps. walks. drives. patios.
Free est. Call LU. l-4556.
TRASH REMOVED
Yards. bsmtS. cleaned. Free ests
WALKER TRASH Co, Re 3-2s02
TV ANTENNAs repaired or In
stalled Wheaton Silver Spring
area Free estimate. Ju. 7-9l74.
Tv REPAIRS, free estimates; day,
night calls; repairs In your home,
Reas rates: all work guaranteed
/ year ia 9-7902
WHEAT's TREE sERvICE-Feed-
Ing, pruning and tree removals.
For free estimates, call so.
S-S0S5
UNDESIRABLE TREES REMOVED.
topping, feeding lots cleared
free estimates Ii. 4-60Sl.
ALL MAKES OF washers and driers.
All work guaranteed, ATLAS
SERVICE CO, AP. 7-6967.
CALL MILLERs for your home
modernization requirements includ-
ing additions, kitchens, recreation
rooms, porch enclosures, russo
storm doors and windows and
painting and decorating. Serving
NV. wash. and MONTGOMERY County
for as yrs. Free estimates given,
FLA terms available.
VIC. q AN. MILLER DEV. co.
EN-. 2-4464
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E..S.W.

NON-PROFIT residence for very
low inc. resp, neat, sgle. persons
KIT privils.; refs. RE. 7-245s
DOUBLE ROOM and use OF home
near Capitol: $50 mo. Ii. 7-ss57
or Ii. 4-50l2.
COLORED-FURN. front or middle
rm in coneenial home. for de-
sireo person; ideal for sgle. man
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OUTSTANDING
OPPORTUNITY

Nationally known COMPANY. has
several oprninEg IN rs Washlnf
ton, Maryland ana Virginia areas,
Initiative.
TOP salary expenses and com
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limited groWth potential Appli-
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ms and sales MANAGEMENT tNneri-
ence. Direct sales BACKGROUND help
full car necessary for local dTiY-
ina write fuil details OF cdueA-
tlonal and business background 70
Box 3bi-J, star,
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REPAIRS & SERVICE

ADD 4 ROOM, ATTIC, BASE.
MENT, BUDGET PLAN; FREE
ESTIMATES MASTER CARPEN-
TRY RE $4,000.
ADDITIONS, remodclng. repairs,
screened porchcs, custom cabinets
free estimates Re. 3-3597
ADDITIONS, alterations rec. rms
painting free estimates, terms
ACTION CO, JU g-7640
BRICK BLOCK AND STONE
WORK - Montgomery Co. only
CAL JU g-l8l4 ask for Mr..
DORSEE
BLOCK. BRICK, CEMENT WORK ;
new and repairs all work guar
10 l-lO03 10. 2-6226 any time.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK, free
est No JOB too small White man.
Guar work FL 4-5s35.
BRICKWORK, hlookwork, cement,
patios retaining walls, lst-clasS
workmanship. IA. 9-6035.
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CATTLE AND LIvIsroeK

BROWN Tm0RouuHnRED 0ELD.
$50. esh VIZ s.sass. pa'''''
SADDLE mORsEs AND PONIES iol
tale o. trade. one iH,s-hane
chestnut geldlna, yrt, old onl
b.eaited saddle mare one a-yT
old Arabian mare, hands; Z
spotted horses watkins horses
a-yr old thdfoughhfed mare
p psss, 9 pso e.S,sssso 70 choose from
RAcE HORSE, 3 yr.; old. Part,
S gel Gel Sri CA IAN M suS WHIT ~
roNY, ~ In. 9 yFt. old darl
Eorrel geldingi childt pct. Cal
81, f.nbu0 eVess week ends,
HORSES BOARDED, boz stalls
sHANRock Farm. Laurel. Nd
|foNY STUD sERvIcI. REGISTERED
shs.land stallion. Brovnini
ouARrEn-moRsE MARI, resl.
tered, . W. hands suitehl (
RAtXeA 1fAAf1a1 VIM ~
sHEEP AND BEEF CATTLE. sell
ing OUT excel. mock OF Hampshire
ewes and herd OF res, 8horthorr
cattle. II you have erasa, thesl
animals Will make money. Rsas
priced Phone Mlddieburg, Va.
Murray 7-t22J
HORSE AND PONY AUCTION SALE
NIIAA IHlIn - NJ NANm NTNNN ~
the lareest sale We have ever had
viii have a load Of commission
horses from the south. a group o.
TOP quarter horses. plenty o.
poniea, nll Sizes and colora. HILL,
TOP Farm SALE BARN, Temple
HIS, Nd, Oh, s-sOaa,
REMEMBER THEsE DATEs-Junl
i4th at 1880 pm. ana June i5tt
At . pm Biz All-western hortl
show beneht sE. Kivanis Club
Plenty Of action and entertain,
ment. HILLTOP FARM. Fishsl
I'd, temple Hills. Nj. cH. q
s02a for further info.
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slTUATIoEs-woMER

SECRETARY, top-fiRht. executive
and administrative eXper inter-
ested IN challenging position. Re-
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assistant and are willing 70 pay
aceordingly. Box 33S-J, Star IL
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDER WANTED--Mau 10 share
driving and expenses 10 Los An
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

cOLORED-TWO FURN, RMS, for
workers; SIS up. II. 1870.
COL0RED-1a14 c sT.-Nice ell
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Turn, or unfurn. Ii 4-47l5.
COL. Ice. CORNER RIM. with
priv, mr.. Benning Shopping Ctr,
child accepted. LU. 1-0493.
CoL0RED-FURN. RMS. for cou-
Piles, child accepted. All priyi-
leeses. $40 wk. II. 3-2254.
COLORED-ROOM FOR RENT, ali
privileges. call By day or night.
aU 3-953S.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

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sary; f0-hr. work wk, over 4
Vks. paid vacation startin, sal
ary SIS per Wkf annual ln-
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LIFE GUARDS and pool mFrs.
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lcoAIlAUIpl

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lcoNfINuInl

ron DISCRIMINATING 0ENTLK-
NAM sgie. rm viih excsl bath
facllt and me loo, n ", 81 Dupont
circle $50 Der nc pu' 1910
an. CATHEDRAL AND CONN
limit. oh. cool, qulst home, ehah
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DOCS, PETS. ETC.


BAsENJI, African barkless, odor-
less. Axe, excellent pets. 10.
BEAGLEs, II weeks old, Maryland
hunting stock, inoeulated, SO
show: wormed, shots. WE. 5-4b46
BLK. Dish. KITTENS, 50 and IS,
Ger Shep. pup, $40. Persian and
siamese stud serv." RE. 5-3s90.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, Axe
reg. championship line, beautifully
marked. AP 7-7ab0.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe. 9 weeks,
malss, $50; females, s35. RE.
BOXER, l yr. male. 70 give away:
5000 5000 bon h9ne lsrge srounds OF
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe. S weeks.
: males, . females. WA. 7-l443.
BOXER, female brlndle color. 9
RE. 5-472s.
BOXER. male, Axe. 2is yrs, fawn.
Excel. with children. Champ. bred
Best offer. Ju. 0-2793.
BOXER PUPS, . males, traditional
lawns. Axe, excel. lineage; sac.
rance, $50. VIII. B-27i5.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, males ana
females. Axe REGISTERED II. e
6344.
COOKERS, pups. 8 wks.. Axe,
champion breeding; $50 TO s15.
FG 3-299S.
COCKER PUPS FOR SALE. blond
ard black, Axe registered. Cali
ia. 2-4039.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe, 8 wkS.: reas.; ;
marked beautifully. Get nrst
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DACHSHUND PUPS, 10 wks., Axe,
plaek ana tan shots, wormed.
DACHsHUNDs, 7ls wks., Axc reg !,
shots; S55 for males and $50 for
females. HE. 4-4ibs.
DALMATIAN PUPS. Axe; cute,
loyable; reaS. TO good homes. Ex-
eel. with children. Pc 3-6S53.
D0BERMAN PINSCHER PUPPIES,
Axe reg. docked, cropped and
shots. Week ends and after z pm.
daily. OR. 3-lSg5.
DOG, gentle, affectionate young
female. black with cream on face:
small Ger. shep. type: reasonable
70 good home. JE. 2-7325.
ENGLISH Settlers, double fu-
tilTttW nnnnfQe kE0I - Nh.
their Peerless and Beau Essig an
eestors: perfect Fathers Day gift
Tor the hunter. CT. 6-4091, ewes
and week ends.
BULLDOG PUPS, Axe
registered, champion stock: rea-
sonable. JE 3-7295.
ENGLISH BULLDOG, female pup
pies, Axe. HARDWOOD KENNEL,
60l5 Branch ave. Sc. HI. 9-S04O.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
res black and silver, female, $40
KERRY BLUE TERRIER. thorough.
oreo. with papers, male, 8 mos
old: 500 or best offer. Cal
alter D, OIL. 4-32SS.
KITTENS, free, many colors
black, maltese, tabby, tortoise
shell. so, s4S522.
IMMATURE PINSCHER PUPPIES,
Axe, cropped, locked and vac.
Branch ave. Sc. HI 9-S040.
POODLE, must sacrifice. Black,
miniature female; 10 wks. Axe.
RE. 6-3735.
POODLE PUPPIESi brown, black,
standard-AKC, wormed. shots. OV
3-1074
POODLE PUPS, 10 Of them; small
standard. brown, black and cream
wks. old; Axe. JU. 9-7422.
POODLE SPECIAL, q wks., SIN. min
Also silver male, black female, Is
mos Axe rnas Ia NarIA
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,RIERi hrand-new KelvinAtor;
ITO or go; retaiis. S19e, sacri-
nee. Sl00. CIR. $500.
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HOUSEHOLD FURN. = TV, i7-in
GE console, SIS. Gas range,
Norge. 4-hurner, oven, broileT,
storage drawer, $50. Westing-
house Laundromat. $50. Bicycle.
boys Schwinn. 24-in,. SIS. JE.
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BRICK
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ACE
WRECKING co.
LII. 4-0500

CAMERA. Korona, AXIS; Series "
F6.3, with s power telephoto,
IL in. bellows, hlm pack. fash
attch, homemade horz, enlarger,
etc. RA $1,000.
CAMERA, l6 nm motion picture,
Eastman Cine-Kodak Special, tur-
ret, - lens, KE. S-439S.
CAMERA, Eastman l6-mm. movie,
with extra-Wide angle and tele-
photo lens: serviced by f K. Co.
Dec. 1857. Cost new $3.50: sell
best offer above Sl40. OIL. 2-l125.
CAMP TRAILER and compl. camp
ing equipment, used ] season
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CALL MILLERs for your home
modernization requirements includ-
ing additions, Kitchens, recreation
rooms, porch enclosures, russo
storm doors and windows and
painting and decorating. Serving
NV. Wash. and Montgomery County
for as yrs. Free estimates given,
FLA terms available.
VIC. q AN MILLER DEV. co.
EN-. 2-4464
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UNUSUAL,
SITuATI0NS-MER

MAN, white, active as driver, route
sales or delivery; know area. Call
tn noon DU. 7-a002. Il
COLLEGE SOPHOMORE. colored,
desires job dependable and trust
worthy. LA. 9-255S
COLORED MAN desires yard work
and painting RIA. 3-44lO.
COLORED MAN, cook. wants fob
as short order or second cook
II. 3-cg0S. l.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO.. Ju. 5-504O,
HOSPITAL BEDS, wheel chairs,
erutches. side rails and eommodes.
For rent or sale. 24-hour service
Call Ii. 6-647l, ROGERS SUR
GlCAL APPLIANCES AND SUP
PLIES.
SPRAYING EQUIPMENT. for faster
eides. autos. &c. Lu. 4-IsSs.