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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

$3.50 DOWN. 9s ACRES level waterfront
land, 46 miles d. c. $4,000. Lincoln
6441 or Lincoln 7075-J
CAPE ANN, CHESAPEAKE BAY-FURN s.
rm cottage, Iris, 81 mi. D. c.. through
Marlboro: cleo and comp. bath; sleeps s.:
fireplace, screened porches: S25 wk; sale,
$4,000: real buy. WA. 9I57.
W1COMICO BEACH PROPERTY-FOR
settle estate. OWNER, WI 4O93, WI.
SHERWOOD FOREST = COTTAGE 21O;
completely furnished; rooms. 3 baths;
water front; swell view; balance OF season
open for inspection J. r VANCE, Sher-
wood Forest 2211 or WI. 1861
SELBY-O ON THE BAY - BUNGALOW. 8
rms, bath. ami. garage: 2a acres. chick
farm or can be subdvided; must be sold
Que TO illness; price, $4,000; will consider
any reasonable oher. or take D. C. property
13 ~ ~
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

WANTED-LIsT YOUR HOMES FOR
rent with ROBERTS e. LATIMER; Nv sec
tion preferred. We have long waiting
lists. Georgia 1870.
WANTED-WE HAVE LONG WAITING
list Of tenants to rent all types OF prop
erty. both white and colored List your
rental property with US for prompt and
ef1clent service.
STERLING g. FISHER.
2l23 l4th st. NV. Hobart $3.50
I HAVE 100000
Cash to invest in D. c. income property
houses, stores and apartment houses. Give
full particulars, and I will inspect i'm
mediately. Box 273-K, Star.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
REDUCED-S565O

REDUCED-$5 $50.
Jefferson St NV. near 6th-Attractive
seml-det. brick, large rooms bath. auto
neat, porches, etc: beautifully recondi-
toned; terms.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BUICK 1886 4-door sedan; Al condition,
cash sale; doctors car. Call SH. 2442
CADILLAC : 1895 convertible coupe. s-eyl;
necticut. WO, s4O1.
CHEVROLET 1889 de luxe coupe; immacu-
late; S49o; Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connee-
CHEVROLET CHE IGcs 1924 Master 4door seasn
new brakes, new tires; S135 cash Pri-
vate owner. 1915 K St sc. s.
DE SOTO 1895 Airfow sedan; excellent
cushion covers; $1,000. woU oU'9 sos6 5tasai stter
DODGE 1889 -4-pass- club coupe; dark
orGen oris Rea5er s56o s9HO m ME excel condton
DODGE 1897 4-door sedan; immaculate
Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut. Wo. s4oi. 1
FORD 1899 de luxe 2-door sedan: low
mhilesgei M car IN the best Of condition me.
with radio; Il heater @ and seat covers; $3.50.
1888 Pa FEAsk AAs, 5 s. SMALL, r;pso,n HE;; oO-7
Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut wo. S4oi. ~
FORD 1885 4-door de luxe trunk sedan;
excellent gray finish powerful and eco
nomlcal s5-h p. motor. very good tires;
snca 49, "t'i A4He Aauio S-S GOWN, pal
FRANK SMALL, JR..
1913 Good Hope road Sc. Lincoln 20TT.
PTSoRR Rdo iats ntfss 1891 de luxe coach; driven
buIt-in trunk: carefully driven BY D orig, orig
deasburs das 4dss4WN fd af 4 YYoa0Rs aSe me- sssl Ba
FORD 1895 rumble seat coupe. cheap; a
fpeaaa1y; feas1 pr private; ate sacrifice quick sale; see
tooays any terms. 155 11th st. ne.
FORD do I,,xa
less than 500 miles. Substantial reduc-
s5oss sfsss' Lincoln aRPy ss7sW 595 Franklin St. ss:
FORD 1895 coupe. new Ford, tires original
.2I pIlVen ao 1000 miles. Would like offer
MI. O9O0 until 9 pm, then co. 527S.
as3 gdSd pTd9F ses gnk & sedan Il ksDne ps5ef
1419 N st. NV. Decatur 453s-J. s.
FUDSON 1888 coach. model IL: excellent
black finish. fine motor; very good tires;
733 11th st: Sc. Lincoln eo77.
oLDsMoBILE 1885 2-door sedan, 6-cyl.;
4n CLEAN $3.50 Flood Pontiac
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door sedan; unusual;
S5 S65 oFn, Flood Pontiac 1921 Connecticut.
PLYMOUTH latest 1895 de luxe sedan;
built.in trunk; driven 10000 by original
scarcely be told from new. Nothing ike
this in town; 1925. CROSSTOWN Mo-
TORS, 1921 Bladensburg rd. at N. Y,
PONTIAC 1886 4-door sedan: sole owner,
Federal Reserve Board employe; immacu-
late $3.50. Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connec-
ticut, WO. s401.
PONTIAC 1885 4-door sedan: Chevy Chase
sole owner; immaculate; $3.50 Flood
Pontiac, 4221 Connecticut. WO. S40I
STUDEBAKER 1881 4-door; looks GOOD,
runs good passed inspection. Call after
4 pm. SS5. 426 3rd st. NV.
HERSON SPECIALS.
Chevrolet 1033 de luxe sedan S65 90
Ford 1894 coupe, rumble seat 125 cd
De Soto 1887 sedan. trunk - 2e5O
Robert Herson Auto Exchange,
~ Florida Ave. Me- MI 7IO0.
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CADILLAC 1896 convertible coupe s-cyl.;
beautiful; $500. Flood Pontiac, 1921 Con-
necticut. WO. S40l
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,o,a FNhNh SMALL, JR..
I34S Good Hope road Sc. Lincoln 2nTT

FORD late 1897 de luxe coach: driven
5000 miles, radio, heater, electric clock,
0uilt-ln trunk: carefully driven by orig
inal- owner: GOOD tires and upholstery;
S245. CROSSTOWN MOTORS. 1871 Bla-
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FORD 1880 coupe, model A: S65 Flood
Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut WO. S4O1
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radio, heater, Cock; sacrifice for quick
cash sale; doctors car. Call SH. 2442
or SH $3.50
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Residential
Washington
Notes
Mai. and Mrs. Blair
To Return From
Maine Next Week

Maj and Mrs. Gist Blair will close
Cliffstone Cottage, their summer
home at Bar Harbor, Me, this week
They are expected to return the first
of next week to their historic house
on Pennsylvania avenue, facing the
State Department, which is being
opened and put in readiness for
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Seaton
have started for Iowa, where they
will make their annual visit with
Mrs Seaton's mother, Mrs. Fanny
Hummel. at Lake Okeboji. En- route
West Mr.. and Mrs Seaton will visit
in Chicago and Minneapolis. They
will be away for month.
Mrs. Daniel H. Gienty, who makes
her home at the Mayflower Hotel,
is expecting a visit from her cousin,
Mr.. Joseph S. Long of Riverside,
Calf, and Mr.. James Fisk. American
Legion adjutant for California.
They have been attending the ma
tional convention of the American
Legion in Boston.
Mrs. Hersey Munroe has returned
to the Capital after having spent
the summer in Portland. Me. and
the mountains of New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Clayton
of 1916 Buchanan street are spend
ing several days at the Pancoast
Hotel in Miami Beach, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs. C. H. McReynolds
have returned to their home at 1881
Cathedral avenue from a vacation
spent at the Western Ranch.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Miss Gwendolyn Burdett
Wed to Mr.. Van Sickler

Miss GWendolyn Constance Bur-
dett. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Burdett of Indianhead Md. was
married Tuesday evening to Mr..
Harry Van Sickler of Indianhead
and Washington. The ceremony
took place at st. James Episcopal
Church in Indianhead.
The bride wore a suit of baby blue
with navy accessories. and her cor
sage was of pink rosebuds She was
attended by her sister, Miss Vivian
Burdett of Washington, who wore an
outfit of brown with a corsage of
talisman roses. Mr.. Valley Jansen
of Indianhead was best man for
the bridegroom.
A small reception was held later
at the home of the brides parents.
After a motor trip to Florida. Mr..
and Mrs. Van Sickler will make their
home with the brides parents in
Indianhead.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

STRONG.
The daughter OF 1t. Col.
and Mrs. Alden Strong is an
other of the 10 attendants to
the Regatta Queen, DhoSe
croDning 1OiU take place Fri
day eDening.
Harris -EUinq Photos.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Dominican Minister
And Wife Will Fete
Gen. Trujillo Today
Col. Fegan Entertains for Visitor;
Mrs. Harry Baxter and Fiance
Are Guests at Richberg Party


jlo will with this will be the
which the Dominican
During
smaller less formal
this afternoon
tary will treaty Government
and and diplomats
Yesterday Tullo eed by Col Joseph Fegan M c.
who cocktail
Republic live here
ar small quarters.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Diplomatic
AndOfficial
News Notes
Mrs. Frank Walker
Will Arrive
Tomorrow

The Postmaster General, Mr..
Washington tomorrow by Mrs.
Walker, who will arrive from New
York. The cabinet officer and his
wife have leased an apartment at
the Mayf1ower Hotel for the winter.
The Brazilian Ambassador. Senior
Carlos Martins. will be Joined today
or tomorrow by Senhora de Mar
tins. who has been in New York
over Sunday.
The Commercial Counselor OF the
Peruvian Embassy and Sonora de
Chavez are remaining through Sep
tember at Gibson Island where they
have had a cottage through the
season. Senor Chavez spent few
days in Washington last week, but
returned to the island where he has
been recuperating from an illness.
The First Secretary of the Bra
lillian Embassy and Senhora de
Alencastro are motoring to the West
Coast and will visit several points
of interest en- route. They will not
return to Washington until the lat
ter part of October.
Judge Ernest H. Van Fossan of
the Board of Tax Appeals and Mrs.
Van Fossan were joined last week
by their niece, Miss Harriet Jean
Hurd of Lisbon, Ohio, who will be
with them for the winter. Miss
Hurd will continue her studies at
Holton Arms School.
Mrs, William H. Beck, wife of the
United States Consul General in
Evening star., 1940-09-23

Inc DrlOe was gwen IN marriage
by her father. She wore a gown
of slipper satin made on long
princess lines with points over the
hands. Her veil Of tulle was long
and full, worn over the face until
after the ceremony when 1t was
thrown back. 1t was held in place
by a wreath of orange blossoms.
She carried a white prayer book
with a shower of dainty babyheath.
Miss Mildred Gorrick
Is Maid Of Honor.
Miss Mildred Gorrick, the brides
sister, was the maid of honor and
wore a dress of virgin blue bro
caded satin, made on long princess
lines with sweetheart neckline and
short full puffed sleeves. Her veil
of tulle was of shoulder length worn
over the face and held in place
with bandeau of pink satin
flowers. She carried an arm Dou-
quet of gold colored giant dahlias.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Mar
garet Hayes, and the bridesmaid,
Miss Lucy Cats. sister of the BRIDE
groom, wore gowns similar to that
worn by the maid of honor. Mrs
Hayes wore a rosepink gown with
bouquet of pink dahlias, and Miss
Cats wore gown of an aqua shade
and carried a bouquet of russell
colored dahlias. All attendants wore
pink lace mitts. Peggy Hayes, niece
OF the bridegroom. was flower girl.
She wore a dainty frock of pale pink
taffeta made floor length. with
round neck and short puffed sleeves.
Her tiny hat of pink taffeta was held
in place with streamers of pale
green. She carried an ld-fashioned
bouquet.
Mr. Edward Hayes, brother in law
of the bridegroom, was best man
and DR.. Ralph Cavalli of Whining
ton, Del. and Mr.. Earl Gorrick of
Baltimore, were ushers.
The church was attractively deco
rated with palms and ferns forming
a background for a profusion of
white gladioluses, dahlias and infant
chrysanthemums which were used
on the affairs and in the sanctuary.
Huge rosettes of wide white ribbons
marked the reserved ~pews.
A large reception followed on the
lawn and in the garden of the home
OF the bridegroom. Luncheon was
served on the terrace. Assisting the
bridal party in receiving were the
brides mother, who wore a black
crepe gown with touches of white
at the neck and sleeves and a black
hat relieved with white. She wore
a corsage of white gardenias. Miss
Catherine Cats, older sister of the
bridegroom, wore becoming tai
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Miss Madge Carter
To Be Entertained

Miss Nancy Hoskinson will enter
tain at the opening of the Pail Mall
room of the Raleigh Hotel Thurs
day in honor of Miss Madge Carter
and Mr. John L. Smith, who will
be married early in october.
Among others who have made
reservations for the opening are
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Woodward,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l., Hillyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd D. Akers, Col.
and Mrs. w. F. Thompkins, Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Hamilton. jr.;
Mr.. William Hayes and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles D. HayeS
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Weddings of Interest
To Capital Residents
Miss Helen Gorrick Is Married
4 To Mr.. Cats in Capitol Heights;
Miss Burdett Is Bride

Many weddings interest have taken place recently the
Capital beautifully arranged took place Thursday morning
Matthias Capitol Heights Nd Miss Helen
Gock daughter Mr. and Mrs Martin j. Gorck of Ba-
married William Cats Of Mr. William Cats
of Capitol Heights.
performed assistant
Church of Washington class
mate the bridegroom Mount Saint Mary College He assisted
pastor Matthias
followed music furnished by
junior choir of the church. with Rita Sepper the
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lored jacket dress of gray, with an
off-the-face hat of Burgundy velvet
and veil of the same shade. Her
shoes matched the hat and she wore
a corsage of white gardenias.
For her travelling costume the
bride chose a gown of soldier blue.
with hat, gloves, shoes and purse of
nutria brown and a corsage of white
gardenias. After a short wedding
trip on the Maryland Eastern Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cats will be at. Rich
ard avenue and D street in Capitol
Heights in their new home, which
was the gift of the bridegroom's
father
The marriage took place on the
34th anniversary of the wedding OF
the brides parents.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shughue of Pittsburgh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moore Of
Atlantic City.
Parties for the bride before her
marriage were given by Mrs. Helen
Turner, Maryland Park, Md; Mrs.
Jack A. Cats, Hillside, Md; Mis-.
George Morrison and Mrs Chester
Mills of Washington.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Women Shoppers
Meet Tomorrow

The Washington League Of Wom-
en- Shoppers will hold its first men,
bership meeting of the year tomor-
row at 4:30 pm at the Y w. C. A..
A report on recent development in
labor and other social legislation will
be presented by Marion Bachrach
Committee chairmen will discuss
their plans.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

Bermuda. has arrived in Washington
with her daughter, Miss Betty Beck.
They are visiting Mrs. Beck's aunt.
Mrs. H. M. Grimes. in her home at
2811 Foxhall road NV, until Miss
Beck resumes her studies at Maret
School here. Mrs. Beck will then
return to Bermuda.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Mrs. Wiley to Speak

Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley will discuss
her recent goodwill tour to South
America, sponsored by the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, be-
fore the Business Women'S Council
at p m tomorrow at the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church. The
meeting is open to the public.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

Receiving WIN Ile HOSlS we're
Gen. Trujillo and the Minister and
Sonora de Pastoriza. Officials, scores
of Army and Navy officers and
members of resident circles and
wives attended the party.
Earlier in the day Sonora de Pas
tOriza was hostess at luncheon
aboard the RamflS, Gen. Trujlllo'S
Yacht, which is at anchor at the
Navy Yard. The group sailed short
lv after II o'clock for cruise down
the Potomac, returning for the party
at the club.
Mrs. Harry Baxter
And Fiance Feted.
Mrs. Harry Baxter, daughter of
Mrs. George H Dern and the late
Secretary of War, and her fiance,
Judge Herbert Funk Goodrich,
whose marriage will take place to-
day. were entertained at dinner last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Donald H.
Richberg.
The party was given at Hickory
Hill, the charming new home of
the hosts. and the small number
of guests were close friends of Mrs.
Baxter and Judge Goodrich. The
dinner was at 8 o'clock. making it
just a little too late to see Hickory
. Hill by daylight. However, the
guests could get glimpse Of Mrs.
Richberg's lovely rose garden from
the terrace at the end of the hall
and view of the wooded sections
of Hickory Hill where hundreds of
spring bulbs and rhododendrons
have been planted.
Mrs. Richberg
A Skillfur Gardener.
Mrs. Richberg is an amateur
eerdener with almost skill enough
to be a professional flower grower
and in the short time since she and
Mr.. Richberg moved to Hickory
, Hill she has made it one of Wash
ingtons loveliest places.
There were y guests at the dinner
end as always at Richbergs' there
was plenty of interesting conversa-
ton and the guests stayed until
late hour.
Mrs. Baxters brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dern,
who have come from Winnetka for
the wedding, were among the guests
at the dinner and the others were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Goodrich and
Mr and Mrs. Raymond Clapper,
Preceding the dinner, Mrs. Baxter
and Judge Goodrich were honor
guests at a cocktail party which
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Digges gave
in their home in Spring Valley not
too far away from the Richbergs'
new home. The guests sat on the
terrace overlooking the garden and
woods beyond.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Mrs. O'Brien Going
To Chicago Today

Mrs. Thomas J. O'Brien. wife
of former Representative O'Brien.
will leave today for her home in
Chicago after a short visit. She
stopped here to visit friends en-
route from a cruise to the West
Indies on the new liner, S. S.
America.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Mrs. Brandt Back

Mrs. Walter c. Won Brandt and her
daughter. Miss Ruth Won Brandt.
have returned to their home in
Brookdale, Md, after a months
motor trip to Mexico and the States
along the Gulf Coast.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

Mr.. Willard Leizear and Mr.. Will
liam Leizear, twin sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Stone Leizear of Silver
Spring. Md, have left for San Fran
cisco, where they will assume their
duties as ensigns in the Supply
Corps, United States Naval Reserve
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Miss Louise TillSon
Becomes Bride.

The home of Mrs. Ernest Ward
Tillson- and the late Mr.. Tillson of
Arlington, Va, was the scene of
pretty wedding Sunday. September
IS. at 3 o'clock, when her daughter,
Miss Louise Erna Tillson, and Mr..
Albert Wesley Harrell, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Harrell,
also of Arlington, were married. The
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
MUSICAL PASCAC0ULA HAD
A TREAT LAST WEEK END
By 155TH REGIMENT BAND
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By q SplenaId Program Az High sehool
SATURDAY Night

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12

skas ans @hools uasale ne sAxsmy.
efs are saAfz4ng AZ tfsn aggregation
committee ia an cfga4 90 keeo klsem
aaaef ne ssznaen AadFes
A H0ese Re~asufson hat hftn IN.
trosfacra 81 the Ispaae sa am#ppe1.
ate NOaNoo addsttafxai ~ hospitals
II n So the Boiler fns3naaa niil
has heen fecnnuali1ea to uae eam-
mlstee ffuzn Witch Il raise Cor tae
purpose Of Rnessalue ceftAln
tons.
III 4 70. AsaenesnE uae Anase
nsent Tax IAm III order to aIHgw Ire
state tax cummlsaiun aaslIafity 81
collection This bin gives The taa
commission power - collect saxes
On theatres which hssr Fau2a ard
rropeued without paslnK tfsssI back
taxes This bin passed without op
position
II n W.. . bill 70 ioFce ausomo-
bile taRx 70 be purchased IA ue
q mty IN which the 0xnef resides
provides further that the oanrf
state to The sheriff whfr thf car was
purchased and date 81 purchase
An amendment ms offered So uis
BIN to place name q county on each
tag After mressi8atlne we found
that this co&lld be dofse with unlY se
p~r tag extra expense, ard the
amendment WAS aeaeptca - tsf
House
II. a. <ae. providing fuf higher tns
Oh soft drinks and enttouseed pre-
ducts. Was killed IA the HOUSE
A constitutional amendment. linn.
stisss regular sessions 81 tfk Ieeisia.
ture . asssesf ess las Sea hasro.
daeed, ard speins 70 be SETTING fas.
eEmhis consideration.
II u e1a 3 bsil Il provide separate
recommendation IL buses fN Sftb
ana nee4o. passed tire Houae
s A. a6a allowing Hoesxi - aste
tees ~ public schaais 70 nuntgaci
TEACHERS for two years This hfi
had considerable opposition. HoN'
ever. on final ron call u passed ~
House.
am 6till hoping that We ALI I'd,
luarn before Christmas
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
MERCHANTS CASH GROCERY
COMPANY IL WELL KNOWN
FIRM TO BUSINESS MEN
Organized Ia GaIfport In 1851. Came To fA~eareaa n Juis
1853. and Purchased the Business owaed
By Walter Gany

T7nis nru aas Ngs7lzea 81 Gala
rrz Ard beean MH&has 81 Aanca
a. 1881 nsT4rF ar wears Hn -
as Vear q 1916 orF have mr4ed
% . uaolesaF Wrecrw
NNsiirx - meFxnArN exclusively IL
ire bexsnnlnr thes Cd mot M theif
hsrssnrsz within the eraeS arns -
Qaifsar4 ans Rlla9t later SxeaGsus
ca eaN and west tHkinE 81 IRE
Ic.sGAxa lire a. tise wr1 axc fhe
Ahharns Ire 20 .5H cast nne a. t1f
nuxth a. wsfrinS Mi&SsnH
Dgr1nz the vears thcf hzfe hen
tn bsx&ne2 h has beer their Fg2ef
q ru7aoer the rsN best s t@s
~rxtce 10 1seir 1ustnmerz - aei
mefr4aauese strictly o0 rs qualltx
Ar1 al pwtcex tbs Nv eaakUmtlx
cxznpeut1ve On fh& bass they
earned arc maintained ne usrop-
aee az = large majority q 1f ~
tai bushes IN tass Sccftan q ~
state
TYaey are lndeea proud 81 thef
records ans the o~coer&flon tfst has
beer Afforded them by their clicnts
and fr1snox Il has heea found
profitable 70 carry fah and compets
lines Of fancy and standard mef-
ehAndisa and Ia that way they srs
In position 10 furnish Al tyTss o.
needs
The officials a the firm are n
well trained IN the grocery busineS
a-4a ~4@ew ea~nw4 arftrsatN
IN this line az endeAvor The per
sounel l. trained % ren3er efficient
service N The performances 81 u1eti
respective duties and r Al siftR.
ing 20 make the trading ps1hllc fee
assured that they can depend uyof
the Merchants Cash Grocery Com
pauy for fair an1 honest treatment
In july. 1888 t2le above firm par
chased the stock Of merchanctss
and fixtures Of Merchants GroceFs
Grocery Company. owned principal.
IL by Mr.. Waiter r. Gully Of PaSca.
gouiA. and continued operation O
that business without interruption
In this va they extended heil
service 70 points into Alabama ant
north 20 Lucedaie. MiSdsSippss
As further evidence Of their con.
fidence in The continued growth ang
d~evelopmetnt IN this section thel
have receEfiy completed eonstFuc.
ton Of q new. modern up-to-dats
building IN Pzscagpula. = photo.
u.lh o. which appears in this ed.
non-
They feei justly proud Of this new
home and believe Il VIII Be an aSse
TO the community With is faciine.
and convenienoes they hope 10 b
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