Abstract: A play and chew toy for dogs comprising a rope portion and soft squeezable fleece portion carried by the rope portion. The rope portion of the toy defines a length of rope formed with a plurality of threads of a soft pliable material, preferably cotton, and defines a pair of knots tightly formed therein adjacent the extended ends of the rope. The fleece portion includes an outer shell of a soft material which encases a supply of soft synthetic fill material and extends about one of the knots on the rope. The shell is sewn about the shaft portion of the rope adjacent the knot therein so as to seal the shell about the fill material therein and secure the rope portion of the toy to the fleece portion.

Abstract: To provide for modular arrangements, a six-sided pay telephone housing is constructed using vertically oriented panels. The panels are connected to each other using fastenerless moldings that allow for rapid construction of the housing and easy replacement of the panels. Provision is also made in the housing for an electronic information display as well as replaceable advertising placards.