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FOUR SETS of 12 eachcrystal wine glasses pur-chased at factory in Ger-many in 1982. Plus numer-ous other pieces. 509-843-1888, Pomeroy.

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GRAY WHISKER Ser-vices. Now offering the fol-lowing: package pickupand delivery, stove pelletfuel pickup and deliveryand other miscellaneouserrands. Building contrac-tors welcome. Weatherconditions are not a prob-lem. Call today to see ifour services can help you.208-687-9373 or 208-699-7151

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WANTED: BUYING &Selling auto literature,shop manuals, partsbooks, paint chips, ownersmanuals, interchangemanuals, etc. Ron, PO Box202, Hayden ID 83835.Call 208-772-3163; 208-659-0644; email [email protected] LO129554

3 PIECE CRIB Set, match-ing crib, changing table, 4drawer dresser, JennyLind, brown, $125 OBO.208-660-4187

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KARAOKE RENTAL Ma-chines for holiday parties.Also, selling out newkaraoke inventory & ma-chines, mics, CDs, speak-ers, players, etc. 509-228-9698 Spokane

PRO- STUDIO MACH IItower speakers, 53 tall,20 wide, 20.5 deep, sidecarry handles, $500. In-cluded for free, JVC 200disc CD changer, JVC 500watt receiver 5.1 Dolbydigital surround, excellentcondition. 208-964-4131

NATIONAL FINALSRodeo tickets for sale, 509-979-0814.

GRANDPA HAS OVER 15accordions. Grandma saysyou better sell some!Mostly 120 bass accor-dions, priced from $200 upto $1695. Also have 3 ex-pensive top quality accor-dions on consignment. Ex-celsior Gold model, $5000;Titano Cosmopolitan,$4000 and a ColumboMidi, $5000. 208-659-5214for brand and prices

CHRISTMAS TREES!Sleigh rides! Cut your ownfresh trees (5 varieties) &have a sleigh or hay ride,& hot cocoa on weekends.West on Hwy 2 pastFairchild AFB, left onBrooks Rd, right on Mc-Farlane to sign. Opendaily 509-299-5300

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STAIRWAY Elevators 2Bruno SRE-2000 eleva-tors, like new, beige, elec-tric. Six- stair 73 rail,$3000; Eight- stair 94rail, $4000. Both ad-justable with easy install.509-727-6590 before 8pm.TriCities.

CHRISTMAS IS JUSTaround the corner. Stop bythe Govt Way Antiqueand Collectible Mall. Wehave all your needs. Comecheck us out. We arenewly remodeled with newdealers and 7500 sq. ft.,full of quality items. Wedo offer layaway. OpenMonday- Saturday, 10am-5pm and Sunday, 11am-4pm. 3650 N. Govt Way,just north of Costco. 208-769-7318. We are alwaysbuying too

WANTED: STOLEN ON11/7/09: one Boss 8 V-blade snow plow, one 6x12utility trailer with sideand rear loading rampsand mounted black ABSjob box, and one green 48Yard Machines ridingmower. Any informationleading to the arrest andconviction of the individual-(s) who recently stoleequipment from Kerr Oil,Inc., will be given a cashreward. Contact Kerr Oilat 208-765-2266 or go toour website at www.ker-roil.com

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BIG BLACK IRON Drive-way gates, new, withhinges, $700; artwork $40.509-216-6627 Spokane

CONDO WEEK STAY,Whitefi sh, MT., December11th-18th, 6 person capac-ity, $500. [email protected]

MUSIC MUSIC MUSICDJ or Karaoke, we do allkinds of parties. Also, live3 or 4 piece band, 50-70spop & country music. 509-230-2149 Spokane

SHOP FOR RENT FORStorage: 30x40, concretefl oor, electricity, easy ac-cess near Barker inGreenacres, $295 month.509-953-9891

CHRISTMAS WEEK atStoneridge Resort, Blan-chard, ID, December 18-25. 1 bedroom, sleeps 4.$250 week or buy deededweek for $2000, mainte-nance fee paid. 360-424-7173

WANTED: TIMBERLand. We will buy it at agood price and pay cash.208-661-0798

48 SONY WIDESCREEN TV, reason forselling remodeling, excel-lent condition, $300. Willdeliver locally. 208-691-8896

DISH NETWORK, $19.99/Month, why pay more forTV? 100+ channels, free 4room install, free HDDVR, plus $600 sign upbonus. Call now 877-249-4584

STOCKING TREE at theSilver Lake Mall. Uniquegifts handcrafted in theNorthwest. Donationsfrom gift wrapping and aportion of every sale willgo to local charities

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PROFESSIONAL Santa,book early. North Idaho toSpokane area. I work anyvenue: churches, schools,banks, parties, businesses,etc. Individuals on de-mand. 208-665-4633

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Top 5 Family Thanksgiving TraditionsBy Kimberly PowellTraditions are a big part of the Thanksgiving holiday, and every American family has their own way of celebrating. From stuffing the turkey to taking in a football game, here are the five most popular. 1. Turkey and Trimmings. From the first Thanksgiving to todays turkey burgers, turkeys are an American tradition dating back centuries. According to the National Turkey Federation, 95 percent of Americans eat turkey at Thanksgiving. Regional twists offer variations on the traditional roasted bird, including coffee rubbed turkey from Hawaii, salt encrusted turkey from New England, and deep fried turkey from the South. 2. Time Out for the Pigskin. Throughout the United States, football on Thanksgiving Day is as big a part of the celebration as turkey and pumpkin pie. Dating back to the first intercollegiate football championship held on Thanksgiving Day in 1876, traditional holiday foot-ball rivalries have become so popular that a reporter once called Thanksgiving a holiday granted by the State and the Nation to see a game of football. 3. Parading Around. The first American Thanksgiving Day parade was held in 1920, organized by Gimbels Department Store in Philadelphia, not Macys as most people believe. The NYC Macys Thanksgiv-ing Day parade tradition actually began in 1924, and has grown into an annual event of balloons, bands, and floats, enjoyed by more than 46 million people each year in person and on TV. 4. Making a Wish. Does your family fight over the wishbone from the Thanksgiving turkey? Known as a lucky break the tradition of tugging on either end of a fowls bone to win the larger piece and its accompanying wish dates back to the Etruscans of 322 B.C. The Romans brought the tradition with them when they conquered England and the English colonists carried the tradition on to America. 5. Giving Thanks. Last, but certainly not least, Thanksgiving is about giving thanks for the people and blessings of the past year. From pre-meal prayers to providing holiday meals to the homeless, the holiday is truly a celebration of praise and thanksgiving.


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LARGE COLLECTION Ofnice Victorian furniture,antique clothing, clocks,nice glassware such as R.S. Prussia, Chintz, Wave-crest, sterling, too much tomention. Serious inquiriesonly. 509-939-2053Spokane

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57 BIG SCREEN TV,Toshiba, $450; 5 piece bed-room set, nice shape,$300. 509-879-8930Spokane

OLD WRINGERWasher, was running,$150. 208-687-2907

ANTIQUE 1940s WOOD/Coal parlor stove, com-plete, brown with attrac-tive fi nish, decorative,good working condition,would be good in rusticcabin, $500 or best offer.509-935-6676 Chewelah

VOTED NORTH Idahosbest antiques store,Wiggetts Antique Market-place. 115 S. 4th Street,CdA, ID. Featuring over100 vendors and con-signors selling vintage: ad-vertising, pottery, cloth-ing, paper, books, maga-zines, jewelry, porcelain,china, toys, Victorian andDepression era glass, col-lectible dolls, antique fur-niture, personalized signsand much more. 208-664-1524

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STOP BY THE GOVTWay Antique Mall. Enterto win a $100 gift certifi -cate, with a minimum $10purchase. Drawing will beheld December 22nd at5pm, you do not have to bepresent to win. We havemany great Christmasgifts to choose from. 3650N. Govt Way. 208-769-7318

WANTED TO BUY: An-tique collections, jewelry,all kinds of scrap gold, allkinds of antique clocks,statue clocks, statues,grandfather clocks, an-niversary clocks, wallclocks, cuckoo clocks, chi-nese collections, indo chi-nese foreign money, wristwatches with automatic orwind up, pocket watches,cell phones & lap tops.Lees Antique Collection &Jewelry, 2323 N. Ash, Ste.B, Monday-Sunday, 9am-7pm. 509-701-3856

WANTED: CASH FOR An-tique items, old military,indian, western, hunting,guns, archery, fi shing, sil-ver or gold coins, wood-working tools, old motorcy-cles, old stuff, etc, etc; wealso buy small estates.509-484-0160 Spokane

$139 NEW QUEEN Mat-tress & box, in plastic,warranty. 509-863-3295Spokane

NEW MICROFIBER Sofa& Love, neutral color. Life-time frame warranty. List$2295, sell $799. 509-216-1817 Spokane

TRANE FURNACE XB80,100,000 BTU, gas, thisunit is only 4 years old,comes with metal stand &programmable thermo-stat, $650. 360-941-4701Spokane Valley

MEMORY FOAM, Thera-peutic NASA Visco mat-tresses. Wholesale, twin,$299; full, $349; queen,$399; king, $499; adjusta-bles, $799, free delivery,25 year warranty, 90night trial. 1-800-AT-Sleep 1-800-287-5337www.mattressdr.com

GLASS TOP PEWTERScroll design sofa table oraccent table. 3 tall x 3long by 1 wide, $100 orbest offer. (2) handcraftedOak bar stools/ chairs,southwestern pattern fab-ric, can be used for indoorsor outdoors. Thick cushion-ing, very comfortable, pur-chased in Arizona for$500, will sell for $150. Iam moving & need to sellthese items. Im inSpokane, just an out ofarea number, 480-747-3107

FULL MATTRESS & BOXnew, $135. Still in wrap.509-863-3295 Spokane

SEALY MEMORY FOAMPillowtop, queen, brandnew, mattress & box, foamencased. Must sell $599.509-216-1817 Spokane

WE ARE THE MattressFactory! New pillow tops,2 piece sets, Queens $199,fulls $179, twins $149,kings $299. Warranties, 6months same as cash,OAC. Twilight Bedding,12013 E. Trent, at Pines,Spokane Valley. 509-926-2333

PLUSH PILLOWTOPQueen mattress & box,new. List $899, sacrifi ce$350. 509-863-3295

MATTRESS SETS: ALLsizes & styles available.Basic Queen set $175; Pre-mier pillowtop set $399;sleigh bed $235. Call CJs509-922-2777

NEW BUNKBEDS. Wesell them, new mattresses,got them too! Low over-head, pricing makes usyour bunkbed & mattressbargain headquarters.Come check us out or go towww.abesdiscount.com A.-B.E.S. Discount Sales,3014 E. Garland at Mar-ket St. Always Buying -Always Selling 509-487-6978 Spokane

ANTIQUE 1940s WOOD/Coal parlor stove, com-plete, brown with attrac-tive fi nish, decorative,good working condition,would be good in rusticcabin, $500 or best offer.509-935-6676 Chewelah

COIN OPERATED Dryer,$200; refrigerators, $150-$235; very nice sideby side, 25 cu ft, with ice& water, $375; washers,$100-$165; dryers,$85-$95; sets $240-$275,ranges $100-$160. Cashdiscounts, guaranteed &can deliver. 3B Appliance509- 487-1300

NEW 5-PIECE QUEENBedroom set, $299. In-cludes headboard, frame,nightstand, dresser, mir-ror. 509-216-1817 Spokane

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2ND ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DAY DOG WALK Thursday, November 26th, 9am at High Bridge Park. Work up an appetite on the morning of Thanksgiving Day and support your local dog park! SpokAnimal CARE invites well-behaved, friendly dogs and their humans to join in a 3-mile or a 1-mile fun run or walk. Meet in Peaceful Valley at the junction of Riverside and Clarke Ave, near the Sandifur Bridge. The event will begin at 9am. All dogs must be leashed and their owners are responsible to bring and use poop bags. SpokAnimal CARE will accept monetary donations in support of the proposed dog park in Peaceful Valley. For further information call SpokAnimal CARE at 509-534-8133. Goodie Bags for the first 50 participants! POMERANIAN LOVERS! Lilac City Pomeranian Club wel-comes all Pomeranian fanciers to our meetings, the second Sunday of each month. Also, come promenade your pretty Pom with Lilac City Pomeranian Club, 3rd Saturdays. For locations & times, 208-765-8518 or 509-768-8041SPOKANE CHIHUAHUA Lovers Meetup: Check the web-site below for place and time. A great chance to meet other Chihuahua Lovers and their Chis! This is a great social event for both the owners and their pets. For more meetup informa-tion, please register for free with our group and show off your Chihuahuas at www.orgsites.com/wa/chihuahuas/HOW MEN ARE BETTER THAN DOGS: Men dont have to play with every man they see when you take them around the block.Rusty (6341) is a Labrador Retriever, Shepherd Mix. What a sweet and good boy! Not only is he well behaved, he also has a personality to match. He is gentle and affectionate. He knows sit and he is good on leash. He scored all 1s and 2s on his SAFER test. He is about 9 years old and he weighs about 75 pounds. He would make an excellent addition to a home that wants a calmer dog. Please come in and check him out. For this or many other wonderful pets available for adoption, please contact the Spokane County Animal Shelter at 509-477-2532 or visit our website at www.petfinder.com/shelters/WA113.html and click on Our Pet List.SAFER (Safety Assessment For Evaluation Rehoming) Dog Behavior Evaluation Program. The SAFER Test focuses on learned behaviors, sensitivities, and problem solving. This Test provides shelter staff with the ability to evaluate a dogs behavior accurately and efficiently improving the chances that the adopted dog will remain in his new home. The SAFER Test Process: (1) The Stare Test gives clues regarding the dominance and submission of an animal. (2) The Sensitivity Test assesses social skills, sensitivity levels and level of fear. (3) The Tag Test determines dominance ag-gression and fear aggression. (4) The Pinch Test determines sensitivity, dominance and lack of bite inhibition. (5) The Food Aggression Test determines food aggression. (6) Dog-to-Dog Aggression Test determines sociability with other dogs. The SAFER Test uses standard grades 1 through 5. A dogs grade is the lowest grade received on any portion of the test. 1 & 2 dogs are easily adoptable. 3 & 4 dogs may need behavior modification or be only appropriate for experienced owners. 5 dogs are clearly unsafe dogs and not made avail-able for adoption.If you have an upcoming event you would like published in Dog Pause, send it to: Dorothea, c/o The Exchange, PO Box 427, Spokane, WA 99210 or call: 509-922-3456, toll free, 1-800- 326-2223 or e-mail [email protected].

AKC TOY POODLE Pup-pies: black female, tinytoy, $500; black males,larger toy, $450. 509-226-0859, 509-220-9362 New-man Lake

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PUREBRED YORKIEPups, vet checked, tails &dewclaws removed, 1st &2nd shots, wormed, 9+weeks November 17th,parents on premises,raised in a busy householdwith children, startedhouse training, 2 girls$700 each. 509-939-3443Deer Park

AKC STANDARD Poo-dles, apricot, $450 limitedregistration, 4 months old,just perfect to go into obe-dience class. Very sweet &inteligent. Great Christ-mas Gift. www.doodlelove-forever.com 509-276-1307Spokane

SWEET SHIMA TEACUPPuppies, all stages, sizes,& ages, Reg., 3-8lbsgrown, let us know whatyour family needs, well doour best to place the per-fect puppy in your home;Shimas are socialized, fun,fl uffy, beautiful colors,even chocolate with hazeleyes; shots, wormed, pottytraining is well underway, hypo allergenic, nonshedding, non yappy, ex-cellent with children, ex-tremely affectionate, loyalcompanions, 11 grand-mothers are always pam-pering your puppy, we canhold your puppy until De-cember 24th, Shimas$595-$695. 509-276-1717See your puppy live onlinewww.SweetShimas.comDeer Park

YORKSHIRE TERRIERS,AKC, 10 weeks, shots,docked, dewclaws, tiny,house raised, $600-$800.salr l lamas@col fax.com509-869-0038

PUREBRED LABRADORpuppies, 9 chocolate and 2yellow. Puppies will beready for pick up on De-cember 24th. Dew clawsare removed and fi rstshots will be given. Ques-tions please call 208-666-0662

AKC PAPILLONS, cham-pion bred and championsired, pet or show, writtenhealth guarantee, parentson site, males, females,$400 and up. 208-660-3730

8 WEEK OLD CHI-Poos, 2males. Look like littlebrown bears, sweet andcute! $175 each. 208-687-2907

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REGISTERED PUG pup-pies, 5 little girls, $525, 7weeks old, fawn to apricot.509-362-4493, call after9am

MINI DACHSHUNDS, Purebred puppies,$150-$200/ best offer, notAKC, ready now. 509-233-2009 Clayton Email:[email protected]

YORKIE SHIHTZU, oneboy & one girl, $400 each.509-216-6627 Spokane

AKC AKITA Puppies,both parents AKC champi-ons and health tested,spay/ neuter required.$600. 208-818-6103, http:-//www.tylinakitas.com

BLACK-HEADED Pem-broke Welsh Corgi puppy,female, AKC Reg., 8weeks, 1st shots, $550.509-475-6164

WANTED: WE Recentlylost our faithful wonder-ful, German Shepherd,due to old age. We arelooking for another Ger-man Shepherd partner toshare our lives with. Atleast 2+ years old & willhave to share its homewith a cat. This dog willhave a very loving home.509-928-6628

PUREBRED LAB Pup-pies, males, blacks, 9weeks old, both parents onsite, $150. 509-660-0466Ritzville

POCKET 3/4 Chihuahua1/4 Dachshund, female,$100, DOB 6/27/08. 509-684-3678 Kettle Falls

AKC REGISTERED SHIHTzu puppies, 14 weeks,vet checked, all shots, pa-per trained, $225- $275.208-683-9123 or 209-747-7269 please leave message

AKC MINI Dachshunds, 3males, $375; 1 female,$400, black and tan,smooth; Also CKC miniDachshunds, 3 males,$350, 1 female, $375,black and tan, smooth, 1male long hair. Parents onsite. First shots and worm-ing. Great companionsand service dogs. 208-783-0760, will barter

LABRADOODLES, shots/wormed, beautiful colors,guarantee, $450. www.doo-dleloveforever.com 509-276-1307 Spokane

AUSTRALIAN CATTLEdog pups, champion blood-lines, red & blue, $250.509-751-6500

CUTE TOY YORKIEPoos, 1 black, 2 blond, 9weeks, with shots, only$500 each. Call anytime509-722-4138

AKC REGISTERED, hipcertifi ed, 3 year oldGolden Retriever stud. Forinfo and pictures contactJodi, 509-447-4450, New-port, WA

CHIHUAHUAS- AKC,CKC, rare colors, blues,champagne fawn, choco-late, black. Excellent qual-ity & personality, prices$250 & up. Call 509-290-2520, 509-466-3890

MINIATURE Schnauzerpuppies, 1 male, 1 female,$600 each. 509-220-7021,509-922-2434 Otis Or-chards

AKC MINIATURESchnauzer puppies, black& silver, 3 girls, 1 boy,$600. 509-315-4083Spokane

RED SABLE MATE papil-lon. 5 pounds. My loss,your gain. Paid $1500 forshow quality stud dog. Gotpet quality, needs a lovinghome. Not neutered orhousetrained. Blind in oneeye. Likes to chase cats.Very beautiful, likes kids,leash trained, great trav-eler. Asking $300. 208-262-6474

CUTE, CUDDLY, Chi-huahua puppies, will holdpuppy for Christmas, de-posit, $250. 509-292-0636leave message Spokane

FREE DOG BATHING! AtPink Poodle Pets & Groom-ing. First come, fi rst serveby appointments for theweekend of Saturday, Sun-day, November 28th, 29th.Call us at 509-324-0750 tomake an appointment

2 AKC WEST GERMANShepherd black & redmales, born 7/13, Interna-tional champion blood-lines, started on leash &crate training, good struc-ture & mild tempered, forfamily pet & home protec-tion, 4 shots & worming,$800 & up. 509-258-4580Ford

AKC YORKSHIRE Ter-rier, socialized, championblood-lines, pampered,healthy, blue coat, $1000.Also, stud service avail-able, $500 or pick of the lit-ter. 208-699-7008

LOST PET HOTLINES:Spokane County (S.C.R.A.-P.S.) 509-477-8100;Spokane Humane Society509-465-5235; SpokAni-mal Care 509-534-8133,509-232-2230; www.-spokanimal.org click onlost pet hotline

AKC POMERANIAN pup-pies, blacks and chocolate,$400 and up. Can be seenat www.hallslittleacre.-com, 208-699-4177

AKC FAMILY LABS, 6Weeks, good retrievers,mild tempers, averagesize, 1st shots & wormed,blacks $300, yellows $350,chocolates $425. 509-258-4580 Ford

4 POMERANIAN Fe-males, 7 weeks old, foxsable, $325. 509-484-5005leave message. Spokane

BAD BREATH? TARTERBuild up? Arthritis orjoint problems? Pet KissProducts, 100% customersatisfaction guaranteed.Pink Poodle Pets & Groom-ing 509-324-0750 Spokane

HEALTHY QUALITY al-lergy-free Shih Tzu mixpuppies, raised with love!Eight years experience,references available. 509-887-0300 Pictures at:w w w . s m a l l p u p -p i e s b y d o r i s . -com

AKC MINI DACHSHUNDpuppies, long hair & shorthair, chocolate dapple,chocolate/cream, Englishcream/brindle, $450 & up.509-999-0456, 509-292-5091

AKC YORKIE BeatifulPuppies, 13 weeks, tinymale, $600; tiny tiny, babyfaced female, $900 fi rm,Cash Only. 509-771-0790

AKC YELLOW LAB Pups,parents OFA certifi ed, willbe great companions orworking dogs, dewclaws re-moved, vet checked, 1 fe-male, $425; 7 males, $375cash each, ready 11/26.Come pick now, depositwill hold. 509-292-8547Newport

AKC MALE and femaleCorgis. Call 208-983-0806, Grangeville.

PIT BULL PUPPIES,available 12/21/09, just intime for Christmas! 208-843-2228, Lapwai.

AKC BOXER Puppies, 10weeks, $500. 208-882-3478, Moscow.

AKC BASSETS, long ears,red/ white, tri, $450.Ready to go. bassetlovefor-ever.com 509-276-1307,509-714-7799

AKC TOY POODLE, 13weeks, cream male $300,shots. 509-995-4815Spokane Valley

DOG HOUSE, insulated,custom built, new, sleep-ing area separated fromentrance, $95. 208-882-9440, Moscow.

MINI CHIHUAHUAS: 3minis, 1 toy, top quality!Kennewick. 509-948-1543.

CHOW CHOW PUPPIES:red, black, cinammon. Callfor details, 509-258-7247

AKC MINIATURE Pin-scher puppies, 6 weeksold, parents on site, tailsand dewclaws done. Threefemales available, onesolid red with standingears and two chocolateand tan. $350 with papersor $300 without, $50 toplace a hold and will con-sider payments. 208-664-7971 or 208-818-2417

AKC KING Charles Cava-liers, males & females,puppies & adults, $500 &up. 509-830-0219. Outlook.

REG. SHIH TZU Puppies,Taking deposits now on lit-ter born 10/25, ready fortheir new homes after12/5, only 2 left, rarebrindle color, 1st shots,raised in home, crate & pa-per trained, mature toaround 10lbs, these are ex-ceptional indoor compan-ion & family dogs, rep-utable breeder, healthguarantee, CKC, $400 fe-male, $350 male. 509-218-7811 Deer Park

HAPPY THANKSGIVINGFrom Pink Poodle Pets &Grooming. Puppies start-ing at $250. Toy Poodles,Shih Tzus, Shih Poms,Pom Chis, Pom Poos,Teacup, Tiny Toy, & ToyChihuahuas, Rat Terriers,AKC Yorkshire Terrier,3/4 Min Pin 1/4 Chi-huahua, Havanese, PooChis. Store wide sale, 10-50% off on selected items.Finest puppy boutique &professional grooming par-lor. Come meet our newgroomer! Best prices intown. Visit our websitew w w . t i n y t o y -b r e e d p u p p i e s . -com Under new owner-ship! 3209 N Monroe,Spokane 509-324-0750

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WEIMARANER AKCReg. pups, home raisedwith kids, ChampionBloodline, hunters & fam-ily companions. Silvers,tails docked, dewclaws re-moved, dewormed & shotscurrent, $500 ready. 509-257-2644, 509-648-3653

3 YEAR old female Bull-dog to be placed in lovinghome, spayed, friendly,great with kids, perfecthealth. In TriCities, Call808-346-0035.

POMERANIAN Puppies,8 Weeks, ready now,mother & father on site,can email more photos,male $300, female $350.509-315-9266 Spokane

REG CKC MINISchnauzers. Very small:Black/ silver male, salt/pepper female & wheatonfemale, ready now. Will de-liver locally, might meet?Can email photos. 509-586-6484; 551-1520 cell. TriCi-ties.

$285! Reg Shih Tzu pup-pies, small bloodline, vetchecked, shots. 509-585-2317, 509-979-7478. TriCi-ties.

YORKIE POO Puppies,ready to go now, familyraised & friendly, $350each. 509-675-5258, 509-675-5268 Chewelah

SIBERIAN Huskies, pure-bred, beautiful! 1st shots,vet checked, availableDec. 5th, 1 male, 3 fe-males, $600. 206-617-2282. TriCities

CKC CHIHUAHUA Pup-pies, several to choosefrom, male & female,$200-$500. 509-448-4725;208-964-6671 Cheney

4 YEAR OLD AustralianShepherd, female, excel-lent disposition, loves kids& very well mannered.Black tri & up to date onvaccinations, wonderfulfamily dog, $500 or best of-fer. 509-634-4396 or [email protected] Keller

SIBERIAN HUSKY Pups,AKC, black & white, $500,delivered, shots, wormed,payments ok. 509-393-9263 [email protected]

ENGLISH BULLDOGPuppies AKC championbloodlines, 3 females,ready 12/3, Christmas pup-pies! $1800. 509-542-0856,509-551-0494. TriCities.

BLUE & RED HEELERpuppies, out of workingstock, $100, parents avail-able for viewing. 509-725-2114, 509-725-5793 Daven-port

AKC MINIATUREDachshunds, $150 to$325. Can hold for Christ-mas! Website photos avail-able. Possible delivery.208-476-7641, Lenore.

GSP PUPPIES: GermanShorthaired Pointer pup-pies, $150. Champion par-ents, 5-1/2 month old,shots, wormed, tailsdocked, dew claws re-moved, crate trained. 509-522-8434, 610-577-5824.TriCities.

TO ALL DOG CLUB Mem-bers & organizations: Doyou have an upcomingevent you would like topromote? Get the news tothe people through theDogpause column in TheExchange. Submit infor-mation by Thursday at5pm for the next weeks is-sue. This is a free publicservice provided by TheExchange. I would like topersonally encourage ev-eryones participation inpromoting their organiza-tions & events. ContactDorothea at The Ex-change, PO Box 427,Spokane WA 99210, orcall 509-922-3456, toll free800-326-2223, or [email protected]

UKC REG Purple Ribbonbreed Blue Nose AmericanPit Bull Terriers for sale,Razors Edge bloodlines, 4females left, make greatfamily pets, parents onsite. Born 9/16/09, 10weeks old, $1200. Visitheavyset bullyz.com orcall 509-845-1366. TriCi-ties.

BRITTANY SPANIELS,born June 18th, approxi-mately 5 months, shots,AKC parents, clean & wellmannered pets & goodbird dogs, males $500, fe-males $600 or best offer ortrade for fi ne fi rearms.Rich 509-251-0566 orHerb 509-690-4018Spokane

ENGLISH Bulldog pups:Ch sired, family raisedpuppies come with up todate shots, worming, mi-crochip, vet check, healthguarantee, males/ females,taking $500 deposit for De-cember pick up. [email protected] or509-521-2710.

AKC MIN Pin puppies,male & female, black/rust, vet checked/ mi-crochipped, $350- $450;Also adult female, $150.Pics at www.men-sonideskennels. com 509-830-0219. Outlook.

PUREBRED BOXERpups, 2 females, 4 males,beautiful markings, 5fawns, 1 brindle. 8 wks,1st shots, worming, $250.Will deliver. 509-585-7351, 509-727-9874 cell.Tri-Cities.

WEIMARANER pups,AKC, pedigree, shots, par-ents on site, exc health/dispositions/ hunting in-stincts, ready now. 509-539-8669. TriCities.

MASTIF ROTWIELLERcross puppies, bred fortemperament, brindles &blacks, 2 females, 4 males,$150 ea., 509-292-0793please leave message, ElkWA

SHIH TZUS, SMALL 5-7lbs., 2 males. Hard tofi nd colors- jet black &deep brown, 7-months,priced to sell. 509-954-7140 Spokane Valley

COLVILLE PET RESCUEIs a nonprofi t rescue & re-ferral organization dedi-cated to placing unwantedpets into suitable homes,& preventing unwantedpets from overloading theshelter system. We needmembers, volunteers, &donations. Please spay &neuter your pets. Call 509-684-9710 or 509-684-6428if you can help. www.-cprgroup.org. Several niceyoung dogs available foradoption now

AKC COCKER SPANIELpuppies, (2) buff females,1st shots & worming, tails& dew claws done, verycalm & sweet, 7 weeks old,$450. 509-638-3612, 509-879-1413 Spokane

YORKSHIRE TERRIERpuppy, AKC, 2 month oldmale, $550, 2 lbs.,wormed, tail docked; 11month old male, AKC,$500. 509-951-6798 Julia,509-951-5221 Spokane

LABRADOODLE Puppies,ready by Christmas, $200,perfect family dog, par-ents on site. [email protected] 509-299-5221Medical Lake

UKC REG. REDBONECoon Hound puppies, bothparents on site, mother dual Reg., father UKCReg., $300. 509-990-7167;509-257-9992 Sprague WA

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REG. CKC & AKC Chi-huahua puppies, 10 weeksold, rare blue & chocolate,show quality, short & longhair, males $200 up, fe-males $300 up. 509-326-0460; 509-863-6531

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ON THE EDGE OF COMMON SENSEby Baxter Black, DVM

How'd Ya Hurt Yer Nose?I was wounded. I got cracked across the bridge

of my nose. Not that my nose needs to do anythingto attract attention. As one friend put it, Bax, ifyoud lie at on your back in the sun, we couldtell time!

Of course, the next day I had a big showin Durango. I knew I would be answering theinevitable question, Howd you hurt your nose?My rst thoughts on how to handle it includedseveral clever riposte like; I was swatting ieswith my branding iron, or, When my wife askedif I thought the dress made her look fat, I gave thewrong answer. or, I burned myself trying to pulltoast out of the toaster with my teeth, or, My hairblower turned on me like a snarling koala bear!

But those answers seemed so mundane. I neededa reason betting my heroic cowboy reputation;We were driving a herd of range cattle over the bigdivide. The trail was steep and narrow. Suddenlya little black-bally calf slipped off the edge andlanded ten feet down on a ledge no bigger than aVolkswagons oor mat!

I quickly dropped my loop over my saddlehorn, dismounted and using the tail of my rope Idescended the cliff wall and reached the calf. It wasas I lifted him to the safety of the trail rim that hestepped on my nose to make the last scramble tothe top. My heart sang as I saw the mama welcomeher baby as he nuzzled under her ank. All in theline of duty, I thought, wiping away a tear.

ORI could have been riding night herd whenlightening cracked and the cattle stampeded! I rodefor the front before they reached the river breaksand managed to rope the leader. But one of mydallies wrapped around my head! I couldnt let goor wed have lost the herd!

OR I was returning an eaglet who had fallenfrom his eyrie, and his mother, misunderstandingmy intentions, attacked me! OR I was injured whileauditioning for a spot on Dancing with the Starswhen my adagio came loose and I slid across theoor unintentionally biting the ankle of one of thejudges!

Truth is, in the dark of night I walked into aRegulator clock hanging on the wall. Im hopingmy wound will eventually heal and look like a birthmark instead of the trafc-stopping hood ornamentit does now!

Oh, and do you wanna know the time beforeI get back up?

The entire set of Morgan Horse books by Ellen FeldBlackjack, Dreaming of a Morgan Horse; Frosty, The Adventures of a Morgan Horse; Rusty, The High-Flying Morgan Horse; Robin, The Lovable Morgan Horse; Annie, The Mysterious Morgan Horse; Shadow, The Curious Mor-gan Horsemakes seven with Rimfire, The Barrel Racing Morgan Horse. Ive read a few of them, but my teenage granddaughter has read them all.

The fictional Rimfire is a great story about the Gang from Gallant Morgans Farm centered around teen Heather Richardson who goes to Oklahoma for a short vacation with her folks and gets hooked to the maximum on barrel racing in all its exciting forms. It takes her awhile to learn that controlled speed is cool. When she returns home to Maine she convinces her friend Nicholas and his family to buy Rimfire and sign on for the excitement of the sport. He does, Rimfire excells, and Heather adds another horse into her world. This one is another blast, like the other Morgans she owns.

Where modesty is a hallmark of Heathers personality, it certainly shows in this story. In Rimfire, her honesty is

Book Review

RimfireThe Barrel Racing Morgan Horse

by Ellen F. FeldCopyright 2009, 206 pages, perfect bound paperback,

8 illustrations, printed in USA, $9.95Willow Bend Publishing, P.O. Box 304,

Goshen, MA 01032, 413-268-3461www.willowbendpublishing.com,

Library of Congress Number: 209926353ISBN: 978-0-970002-1-0,

Available through American Morgan Horse Assoc. 802-985-4944

confounded by impetuous judgement and, ultimately as the story unfolds, courage and love for horses sets everything straight. Above all, Rimfire is the story of how friendship prevails. The authors son, Nicholas, won the real Rimfire in a national essay contest sponsored by the Berkshire Morgan Youth Club. If you have kids who love horses you could do no better than familiarize them with this series.

Fasten the gate, Bob Howdy, PhD

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ALL HORSES SELL IN ORDER OF ARRIVAL.Horses will be accepted until 5pm on the 27th and until 2pm

on Saturday the 28th. Remember all horses coming from Idaho must have a Coggins as well as a brand inspection.

All BLM horses must have a title.$25 DEPOSIT on All Horses Consigned

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2002 APHA Overo stallionDuke Double O Seven.Beautiful horse with twoblue eyes. Throws wonder-ful colts! $1500. 208-790-1390, Lewiston.

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