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New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Vegetables

NJ rototees.Rsrmpda toe ,5s % No o., bbl ss@5
ss2@s.5o; No; 3. Dbl. s15o@2; old; lso
ola, ola, $50 lbs2 s1:5o@2.25; sweets; Jersey;
o. Beans-Jersey basket. ss@4 Baltl-
more. basket. s2.50@3.25: Maryland, bas-
ket s3@3.75; Eastern Shore, pasxet, 81. SO
Ian. basket, S2@4; North Carolina basket.
si@3. Lima Benns-southern, basket.
s2@s; Tava, beans, California. drum. SO;
ginia. ' bb. s29s 'A carro;s&roo slrse @' behs CHS
s25o@5; South Carolina, 100 bchs. So o.;
100 lb bag. s150@2.5o old, basket. 1@2.
Corn-North Carolina, box, s150@25o;
Florida, box. sl@4; Louisiana, bbl. s6@S.
lima. basket. so.6o@2 Florida basket So 25
s@l; hothouse, No. l. dozen. s1@l:25; No.
crate, $1,000, Virginia. bbl.. 1925 225;
Eastern Shore; crate, s15o@3; Baltimore.
crate, Sr sl.5@G7a2S Cnulflowcrs-Nearby.
sa sa sKe5 sd@ sn 90; Ceiery-Florida' crate,
Bermuda. small crate, s17593 ERgpInnts =
seuthern seo ,Tn.. box; sn@4 GarlicMLb, Is @
-Bb. so.5o@1. Kohirnbi--Nearby, dozen
bchs 800 @5oc. Leeks-lo0 bchs. s1@2
hhettuce.Nearby. L t - bbl so75@ l.75 nearby.
basket basket so.5o@ nearby; crate so.5o@ 125
so5o@1. Mushrooms lb. basket. so. SO
@3. Onions bermuda, crate, $3.25@4;
Texas. crate. s1GD4.5O; Maryland and Vir-
ginia. yellow. basket. s225@3.25 Califor-
MIA, crate, s3:5o@4.5O California. 1oo-lb
bag, s3@6. Okra-Soutfern. carrier, s2@
4; Southern. basket. $2G35O Peas-Jer-
sey. large basket. s1.75@3; Jersey. small
basket. Ct 81 @ -; MARYLAND. 81 Oils: East
ket, so.5oGe1. Peppers-Box sl.5o625o:
Southern. basket. sl@1.75: Southern, 1tal-
IAN, box. $$@a. Parsley-Nearby, curly,
. boaasket, $1@2.b0. Rhuburb-100 bchs.
s2@4 80 Ronaine-Basket 35 q 75c; bbl..
so;75 . @ l2s; crate. so.so@1: Radishes- 90
Spinach = so.5o@l25:. basket s5m75c. e.
Squnsii-Southern, white, box, so.5o@1.50;
southern, white, small basket SO50G1:
southern. crooked neck. basket, 50675c. =:
southern, Italian, basket. $0.75@175 Tur-
nipshW nI. hite new. 100 bchs.. sl.5o@2.5o.
bbl.. S3W35O. Tomatoes
case, 81 @ 80: Texas. fiat case. s1G2; hot :
house lb.. 12@25c. Watercress-10o bchs..
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Poultry

Alive
Ch'ckens, spring brolers. colored. large
exp; 'oc; spring colored. small. exp. 45c
sm exp 4oc: Western. freight. 4sa5oc,
Southern and Southwestern. freight. 45c
aGwls a1" o11 eSp Sc; freight light a1c heavy
Ducks: Western. freight soc: Southern
freight freight ea:, aoc: Long Island spring. lb. sec
Pigeons: pair. 50m6oc.
Dressed
Inorthcry. Western. ID. 3s@ 41c; southerly.
10, 3SN39c: broilers. nearby colored. lb
ohc W"sttrn. dry nicked. III. 4sG soc: Vir-
getnia. milk fed. h. soc: California white leg
milk fed. IL to box. Western. 80 to 60 lbs
and over to doz: 34637hc; under 80 lbs.
32c; fowls fresh dry packed. corn fed,
TO dcz. "3@37c: under 30 lbs. 31c: fowls
fresh. dry packed and iced. bbl, western.
dry picked. to lbs and over. 350s6Hc:
western. dry picked. bbls kegs. mixed
wgts. 32@aac; old cocks fresh. dry packed.
boxes sos or hhls o. Mcstcrn.. dry picked No /.
and Pennsylvania. spring. 35c. Squads,
prime, white. doz. $45o@9b So dark. 80
ga; culls. 81 bodo3. Frozen. 1918. pack:
selected young hens. $50 @4sc: Western. dry
picked. selected young TOMS 4s14ac.
Western. bbls. dry picked. selected young.
tsc tsc: young young he's n.sa and toms mixed, $50
4o7 43c: old toms 4sc; broilers. milk fed.
tancy. IS to "a lbs to dog. 44d14ec fancy.
rs to 80 lbs. so942c: corn fed. fancy is
Chickcns. milk fed 81 to so lbs and over
to .doz. 42@4ac corn fed. al 10 go lbs
and over to dos. 80 @ 42c: fowls. milk fed
ssh hc: 50 70 as iSs. sawssc: under rs 30 II lbs. .
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Commodities

feHa fss ts Crime sSmon
grades. @4sc; ladies. current make.
grades. 44@ 45c; packing. stock. current
grades. 41Q44c.
6. Cheese = Receipts we're 1850 boxes.
Ib, II si@sl.sc; ~ Wits, aoA @3llsc: average
lower grades. 25 q 9lac twins specials.
whites, 3oa4 @s1Ac; colored, 81 @3llsc
800 nc: lower grades. 26@3oc: Wis
consin, whole milk, single daisies colored
81 4 q 32c; double daisies. fresh. "a %
S1%c; Young Americas. fresh, 32ss q
"3Ac; state. skins. specials. 24@ csc
prime to choice 20Q23c fair to good, Is
Q19c; lower grades. 7014c.
Egg%Receipts were 24.2es cases Fresh
gathered, extras. dozen, 5O@5Olac: stor-
4shc, regular packed. extra firsts, 47@
4SlAc; frsts, 441a @461ac; seconds and
poorer, s7@43lac; dirties No. l. 3s@ 39c
No. and poorer. 30@37c; checks, good to
choice. dry, 3e@37c; under grades. 26 @
35c; State. Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern hennery whites, fine to fancy, 50 a
&c: ordinary to prime, 4705sc; gathered
whites. ordinary to fine, 47@5sc; Western
and Southern. gathered whites 46@67c
State. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
mixed coloTs. 400 5ossc; fair TO- to prime me-
4414 @4S1ac.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Beans and Peas

=, Beans-Marrow, choice 100 lbs, s11.75;
Marrow. Marchurian. S12; Coscorrones
nni1fnn, nad1an, ssaIs75; ; pea, choice, s7.75
ington. California. S.: small whits csIifar- I Ssr
MIA IS; large white. Idaho SIS; Teparv.
ca mifornia n IS M$5. IS Kotena shi, Japanese.
SO "a I; Corean. S7M7.5O Daifulu Man
churian. s7.50Ms red kidney. choice. sl2.75
@ @l3: red marrow. SIC. rs oil: Kintoki.
Manchurtan. ss@6.5o; yellow eve. s725m
kidney: choice. $11.75@12.25: imperials.
Slo; kumamoto, Manchurian, s750@S;
- .a6aliero IA, Chilean. s7@s; Bayou. Chilean.
81 7s @s long. 1925 Ga7.5o; short SC eMs5o;
California, "a $7.25@1so; pink. California.
x75o; Lima California, choice $3.50
Pens: Scotch. 1915, s7@s; green Idaho.
$3.50; Washington. IS: California. s7.7
s @s: Chilean. s7@7.5o Australian.
California. SIS. rs q $50; splits. yellow. s6.5 %
96.75; green s10@11: white small, Man
churian. Sc @6.50; large. SS@S5O
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Fruits

Dried Fruits-.Apples-Evapo porated. far
,,r;,sae wt;stern; choice b. 2ola @21c; State.
Fresh
Ben Apr5ss nsvi. Abcwsr'1 oss! ppn:n s.o@s1e:
sSpples sp Winesap far Western. s2@s5 So:
Missouri. at, 22@ csc; up-river. oo0s5c:
luton - q S9c; Jersey. no 2oc: Long
island, 35 @ 40c. Cherries: up-river white
p peT 5o q s-lb. u - bsk 10000; up-river. red
Blacl<berrics: N. G.. at. 1s@25c9 Goose. ss
berries: large. green qt.. 10M o0c: small
green SO 12c. Raspbcrries: Jersey, pint
IS @ 2oc: Hucklcbsrries: N. c. qt.. 3om
Ssc Peaches; JIneeda. crate. ST: Queen
Of Dixie. $1@ $2.25: Red Birds S1MS25O
Early Rose s1@s2: Apps Beauty ST %
$3.50: Red Beauty. 81 1@$l.25: Greensboro
81 q 81: Carmen. 50 N s2.75; Hiley. $5Gst
Early Georgia. sl.25 G$3. Oranges: Fiori'
da. $4@sS; California, S250@s7. (irnne-
fruit Florida, box. s4@ss: Lemons:
Galitornia box. $s25Is7.6o. Lines:
Dominica. per bhl.. SS@s10 PinenDnies.
Cuban, crate. $40 ss.75; Porto Rico. $50
Florida. $1@S2. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
On the Paris Bourse

PARIS, June 13.--Prices on the
Bonrse were firm to-day. Three per
cent rentes were quoted at 81 francs
80 centimes for cash; exchange on
London, 30 francs confines; 8 per
cent loan, SO francs AZ centimes.
The dollar war quoted at from 9
7ssnes - esnsimss TO zxancs SO
sspttmss. M
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Meetings

Manufacturing prospects for spring
and uniform terms and discounts will be
discussed at meeting of Group B.
Athletic and Nightwcar Manufacturers.
international Association of Garment
Manufacturers, at $40 Broadway. at
noon to-day.
The board OF directors of the Inter
national Association will hold meet.
ing At thes organizations headquarters
70 morrow.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. A year ago.
$1:.o0@1s.OO
.1b@ .21 .2s@. .ee1s
17.o0@21.o0 1s.oo@1s.5o
$3.50 40 .23@.eSN
7.00@10.00 10.0O@14.50
.14@ 30 .so@ .s5
.26@ "a 800 .s5
21.00@2l.50 17.75@18.O0
1s.oo@so.e5 s1.75@as.oo
ss'ee e. S;sssa Sss'sa ss'5sss7:oo saS% g
.58.00@5S.50 $4,000
34.8O@34.90 24.9O@ -
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Buyers Coming

suits and coats: Miss Kay. silk dresses;
Miss Berber. misses coats ana suits; sos
tan, 81 West Twenty sixth Street: are ex'
pected June 81.
PITTSBURGH Rosenbau,n Co; r. j..
Sutlin. carpets. rugs and liroieumss
Alfred Fantl. i16 West Thirty secoho
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
I ca

The market remains strong under con.
tinued demand for export. Local inquiry
is good and the country trude is still
packages follow:
Green's Gunpowdcr, b1@7sc:
Pingsuey Gunpowder. 3l04sc. JapuIis-
PaEilred. 33Wb5c. Formosa Oolong-Good
% % alc- lndIa-Pekoe. 34N44c. CeyIonG
Pckoe. 34044c. Jnva--Pekoe, 2oD3ac.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19

3o931c; corn fed, 60 lbs and over to doz,
37isc; 4S to 55 lbs, S71ac 43 to Al lbs
3612c; 36 to AZ lbs. 35c; so to 35 lbs. 500
3S &c; under 80 lbs. 321a @ 33c: old cocks.
Western, prime. dry picked. 22c: Western,
scalded. zoe.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Sugar and Coffee

Current A year
~ prices ago
Sugar CENTRIFUGAL per b.. 1928 80
coffse coffse sa0tos N0 Mo NO. per 1 il ss1A s
Sugar.-Ths EQUALIZATION Board reports
purchases Of 10000 bags of Cubas and
S.493 tons OF Porto Ricos for shi ipmert this
month Receipts of raws at Cuban ports
last week were 6s.s46 tons. againA ol .293
the previous week. Exports were 75.013
tons. against S3.347 the week before
Coffee Futures.-Coffce was active and
strong. and prices moved up for net gains
Of 40 to 46 points. Early cables reported
the Santos spot market 400 reis higher
and soon aftcrward further advance of
15o to 275 reis was announced 1t is be-
iieved by many traders here that the vio-
lent advances in Brazil are due to wild
speculation.
Prices for future contracts follow:
va, Previous Year
July. 21.S0 20.72 21.0O@21.1O :O.55 500
Sept. 2l.o0 20.S5 20.85@20.S6 2O.39 SI4
pee. Zo!O ~ OO 2O.30@2O.31 1880 834
Mar. 2V4o lS.03 2O.l5@2O.16 1918 -
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Receipts were 1891 package,
Creamery higher than extras. lb. 62is q
to 81 score. 5005lc: seconds So to "a
score. A04shc: thirds 47c; unsalted
hi1hsr than extras es % 'bsfsc; sxtraa.
b1ho: state dai1 tubs hneBt: SlW61Hc:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bld and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock EXCHANGE
but not traded in yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Liverpool. Cotton

In the Liverpool market spot middling
was quoted at 1890. Sales were 5000
bales. of which 1000 were American Inn
ports were $4,000 bales. all American The
Manchester market in cloths and yarns
was active and firm.
Prices for future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Hay and Straw

Hav. timothy. No. /. large bales. ton.
50; Nos. to 2. Sal l@s4s: shipping. sasM
$40; no grade hay. 5000 s3s: fancy. light
clover mixed sa5 @s4S; No. /. clover
mixed. S41 q S43; No. 2. clover mixed. $3s
9s4o Straw. No. l. rye $13; No. /, cat.
$13. N
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19

Live steers. eair
to prime. 100 lb.
Dressed beef sides
Id.
Live veals. COM
mon to primo,
100 lb. :.
Dressed veals, city
lb. .......... .
Live ewes. 100 10
Dressed mutton.
lb. ........... :.
Dressed lambs,
city. ID. .....
Hogs, 100 Id.
Live lambs, fair
to prim ). 100
10.
Dressed h o 6 8.
bacon, lb. 49,.
Mess beef. bbl :.
Mess pork. bbi.
Lard. Mid West,
100 lb. =.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Hops

Hops. State. 1918. prime to choice, h..
81 q SOC; common to fair 45m55c: 1917
common to prime. nomnal: Pacific Coast
l9ls prime to choice. 5SGD60c; common
TO fair. As SIC; 1917 common to prime
80 q 3Sc; State and Pacific Coast. older
growths. % q soc.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Consolidated EXCHANGE

unit of trade on this exchange, 10 shares1
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Cereals

moderate rainfall last week in the central
and and eastern parts of the spring wheat
OF the crop. Conditions generally
favorable for the development OF winter
wheat. Receipts at New York yesterday
were 103,60O bushels.
records yesterday and closed with net
sspsmbey sens OF to % eenss July rose to slsoA
$l.5o1s. Ihe chief factor in the advance
was the Price Current" report, giving a
reduced st acreage of about 7,5oo,O0o. If
thls ngure is correct, the corn acreage
is the smallest In ten years 1t may be
said, however. that this estimate is not
accepted IN many quarters Other factors
making Tor higher prices were light re-
cipts. drouth conditions in Europe and
the poor condition of corn arriving from
New York: close close aeo ear
Corn, No: vel. .sl.ssA s1.osA -
Ssp{em5sr su5y ;;: ::: 1:32M 1:39MN 1asM 3ssMH STA
Oats--The oats market was higher in
sympathy with corn.
Yesterdays Previous Year
oas No 5S'E VIII 81 s'1SS @sl Gloss 800 s5% ss3
};sssmsss }s's :::: :;!s * :sssHs :;sH ,s@
December 80. az .7OT
Rye-Market stronger
New York. Yestsadsys c,ndy Previous Year
Cash. No West Sl.65A SI.64 STA
Flour and Meal-Quotations we're:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close aro
MINI p. p.$Il.5O@ @l2.e5 s1150@i..25 Sl1 o.
Corn -four $500 40 $500 4.25 5.l2E
Bye fl: C. $3.50 8.75 $3.50 S.75 1878
h. ...42.75@ - 42.75@ 1915
Cottonseed Oil-Business in cottonseed
OIL showed some Improvement. Sales were
LOO barrels. Prices for future contracts
were:
Open
10:45 a. IN. 10 M
June. 25.25@ - june 10000 -
July... 25.75@27.OO july 252SM2G TX
Aug. 25.75QD27.OO Aug o6OO6S - m
Sept. 1851 QD26.75 Sept 26O0627 M
oct.''. %o.Sl @*6.75 Oct.., 1915 @27.OO
Close
p M 2:45 p. m
June. S5.W@ - June. 25.25@28.OO
Aug. 25.5O@27.O0 Aug. 26.256a1 90
Sept. 280O@27.0O Sept. 26.7162s O5
Oct. -. 1913 @127.O0 Oct 2675627 On
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Offerings to Buyers

TR1cor JERSEY KNIT CLOTH for hccIa'
ers, envelope chemises. union uus su.,A
Prompt deliveries. Large quantities. sam
Pies on request Becker. Amsterdaua. A. =
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Buyers Arrived

invited
842 between m. and p m
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Capt A. Gibson of the American
wooden steamship Moss Point passed
through Pascagoula last monday en-
route to Mobile. The steamer Moss
Point is loading a cargo of lumber at
Mobile for the Argentine Republic
Capt. Gibson praised the mechanical
skill displayed in the construction of
this home vessel. He said that the
Moss Point was first class type of
wooden ship and was not only a splen-
did seaworthy craft, but combined,
speed with strength. This ship was
Ship Building Company of Moss Point.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28
CONTRACT NoTicE.

Notice is hereby given that con-
trace for furnishing of all supplies to
convict camp and district road camps
for months of July. August and
September, 1919, as shown by
schedules on file, will be let to the
lowest bidder on MONDAY, THE 7th
DAY OF JULY, 1919. All bids are re-
quired to be sealed bids and filed
with the clerk of the board Of super
visors on or before noon of said date.
Bond will be required as provided by
law. and the board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids submitted.
BY order OF the Board, June s. 1919.
w. P. RAMSAY, President.
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Mrs. .C.Watts left this week to spend
week with her daughter Mrs. w. /.
Thornton and family at Laurel. She
was accompanied as far as Hatties
burg by her son, Sergeant jor H. L.
Watt,who went to receive 4 his lis
charge from us. army, and will visit
for a brief time in Hattiesburgh before
returning to his home here Mrs.
Watt will be the guest of her father,
Mr. w. J. Pack, in Hattieshar before
her return.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Mr.. Henry Schroeder of Bond, Miss,
formerly of Moss Point, paid this city
and port a business visit last Satur-
day. Mr.. Schroeder is prosperous
hotel man. He reports the safe
return of his son Fred w. Schroeder
who served in France in the tank corps
as machine gun operator, Young
Schroeder was with the same company
as was Kenros Mcintosh of Moss Point
Mr. Schroeder is quite proud of the war
record of his young son.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Mrs. !. kimball and little Son, Master
lsham, arrived Saturday from their for,
mer home at Jackson, Ala, and Joined
DR.. kimball, who recently located in
Pascagoula for the practice of medi.
cine. The family is domiciled at the
Seaton house.
Mr.. M, M. Watkins, popular and
WE'LL known druggist of Handsboro
formerly of. this city is a week enc
business visitor.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28
NOT ICE.
Sale of Seventy Five Thousand Dollars
Supervisors Districts Numbers
Two and Three, Road Bonds
jackson County
Mississippi.

SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS SUPERVISORS DISTRICTS
NUMBERS Two and Three of Jackson
County, Mississippi, public road Bonds
will be offered to the highests and best
bidder in open session of the Board of
Supervisors of Jackson County, Mis-
sissippi, at the Court House of said
County at / o'clock PM, Monday the
18th day of July, 1919.
All bidders will be required to de-
post $4,000 or its equivalent with bid
with the Clerk of this Board for the
faithful carrying out of terms of bid,
the Board reserving the right to reject
any and all bids received
This the 4th day of June 1919
w. p. RAMSAY, President.
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk Board of Supervisors.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

pf July, 1919, at his office in the Court
House of said County, and that said
Board of Supervisors will at their July
Term, 1919, hear and determine all
objections or exceptions thereto, and
make all proper corrections and ap-
prove said Assessment Rolls.
This the End day of June, 1919.
w. w. VAUGHN, Assessor,
Jackson County, Mississippi.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Members of the mo Name" social
club enjoyed delightful fish fry and
bathing party at the beach on Thurs
day night of last week. The chaper-
ones were Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Delmas
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Pickett
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

FOR SALE-Big bargain in 5Ofoot
gas launch, 81 IT. beam, built cypress,
cylinder 80 h. p. Regal engine,
splendid condition. Boat good for
PLEASURE parties or for towing. Ad-
dress L. l.. R., box TT, or call phone
IL or "a. Moss Point, Miss, for par
ticulars
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

FOR SALE-Cadillac four-cylinder,
five passenger touring car. New
storage battery; top, tires and me-
chanical parts in good condition. Cash
$3.50. Also / six-cylinder seven-pas-
senger Studebaker, $3.50. Address c.
D., care Chronicle
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28
NOTICE..
To The Tax Payers of jackson County
State of Mississippi.

You will please take Notice that the
Assessments Rolls of Real and Person
property Jackson County, Mississippi
fortheyear1919, has been returned and
filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of said County in
the manner and form provided by law,
and that any objections to any assess
ments contained in said Assessment
Rolls must be made in writing and
filed with the Clerk of said Board of
on or before First Monday
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Mr.B,C Scott deputy collector Of Gus
toms, was called to Lynnhaven,
Florida, Monday on account of the
death of his father. Mr.. Scott will
return Sunday. The sympathy of the
community is extended to the bereav-
ed family.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Married, Saturday afternoon, June
81, at the residence of Judge Chas E.
Chidsey, Mr.. Robert l.. Golf and Miss
Beatrice Moaks, both of Hurley Miss.
They were accompanied by SIR. and
Mrs. Phillip Moaks, parents Of the
bride.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Miss Belle Bailey and Mrs. Saulen-
ger, VIII spent several months here as
the guests of Miss Lizzie Alley, left on
Monday for an extended trip to Palm
Beach and other Florida cities.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

After an extended vivsit here with
her father, Mr. G.. II. Alley and sis
tiers, Mrs. II. Herring and Miss Lizzie
Alley, Mrs. NJ. l.. Labuzin left Satur-
day for her home at Atlanta, Ga.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

FOR RENT-Room on beach, cleo
trio lights, bath, kitchen privileges
Everything new and convenient for
couple. Address p. O. Box211, or ap-
ply after 4 o'clock at Postoffce Bar
Der Shop.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Miss Marie Allen returned Wednes-
day from delightful visit to New
Orleans, and was accompanied by her
friend, Miss Myrtle Sharp, who will
spend short time with her at the
beach.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Miss Louise Parks, of Brewton, Ala,
is the guest of Miss Bessie Green,
who returned this week from a de.
lightful visit with friends at Brewton.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Miss Julia Mansfield, who has been
at Touro Infrmary in New Orleans
for several weeks past, is reported to
be improving rapidly and will return
bone in few days.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28

Mr. Foster Hughes went to Mobile
on Sunday to attend the annual dance
by the college students on Wednesday
and to attend the commencement exer-
cises the first of the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Anderson and
little son motored from their home in
Mobile last Saturday to spend the
week end with her parents, Capt. and
Mrs Fritz Becht
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ray and little
daughter, Myra, were the weekend
guests of Mrs. r. j. Loughridge, and
returned to their home in New Orleans
Monday afternoon.
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Misses Myrtle and Willie May Speed
were the guests of their uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brush in
Mobile last week
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Mrs. p. j, Solanger. after enjoying
a protracted visit to our city, as the
guest of Mr.. C. Fl. Alley and family
left Monday for North Carolina tc
join her husband, Col. Solanger
U. S. Army.
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Mrs. l.. A. Cowan and children mo-
tored from their home in Mobile on
Friday to spend the day with her
father, Mr.. c. H. Alley and family.
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LE-New four-room cottage
LOT. Pecan trees. $500
Bon Haven. Cash or terms.
E M. Sharp, South Pascagou-
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FILMS developed and fin
|ctures enlarged. Photo
kinds. Francis Saucier,
hgoula street, near Luther
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FOR TAXI
PHONE 1903
UTo SERVICE CO.

RENT-Upper fiat of five
lee water. 500 per month.
yen, South Pascagoula. Mrs.
lrp.
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FOR SALE.-Cheap for cash, team
of mules Accustomed to farm and
general work. Address P. O. Box 254,
Ocean Springs, Miss.
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fLE-The lovely summer
haven. Nine rooms,pecan
ful sloping lawn, servants
barn and outhouses. ST.
Sz5OO on suitable terms.
Sharp, South Pascagou-
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Mrs. w. T. Sparkman and little
daughter, Miss Mary Alice, are visiting
relatives at Kosciusko, Miss.
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Rev. w. Wedig attended the con-
ference of the Southern District of the
Lutheran Church at Mobile this week
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The family of George r. Thompson
OF New Orleans are sojourning at the
seashOre.
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Mrs. D. H. Norton of Mobile was the
guest of Mrs. A. Saucier at West Pas
cagoula this week.
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Miss Lurline Forsythe of Mobile,
spent Sunday here with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Forsythe.
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After an extended visit here, Mrs. A..
M. Blodgett and daughter left Monday
for their home at Shreveport, La.
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ILE.-One fine full-blooded,
bed SOW, ten months old.
q5, Porter Street.
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Zone fine mich cow, 7
Fill exchange for horse
apply to H. B. Chappell,
BET.
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(NT-Rooms furnished or
/. Apply Mrs. +. e. Krebs,
$3.50
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Chief Of Police Ezell returned Friday
iiom a Drlef Visit to Jackson and
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from Spring Hill College where he is
student.
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Welding g. Machinery Co
Machine Work, General Re-
tanks. First Glass Garage.
PascagouIa, Miss.
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N WANTED.-Chauffeur,
ied, to drive for private
ommercial. Address A,
fes.
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Miss Edith Morris was the weekend
guest of friends in New Orleans.
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For RENT-Apply to
Walker, phone 20.
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tE-Beligan Hares. C. S.
bcagoula, Miss.
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Mr.. H. b. Everitt, Jr, was the week
end guest of friends at Gulfport.