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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
Jimmie Briggs
Candidate For
Dist. 3 Supervisor

Among tbe recent %#nnoanee
menls fof office Is thai IT q +
sJumma} BriaK 81 Paseag0uiA
whe wants Il serve the pctapfe
m faaeaRpJla and 0ieiniiy -
mrmfsf ~ ihe boara 81 Super
visuf Tor the neat term 81 four
wears eabfsct q the wishes IS the
voters Il ihs Thira Distract %
the county - expressed at taa
polls Al toe election a. b. heia
90 August SEQ
Nj Briggs Nas until ~recentif
d CLERK and h~ookkeepe4 IN the
PaseaRosAia posi- office serving
crrdllahly nnuef several post .
masters That and the fact that
ht Is q Young man f0ll - vital
its and enufnx ~ well IS o ds
SIRE e. serve h4s town and dts
trici Wilh credit g. himself amt
the county should qualify nm
g. represent the district on the
hoaru hc aasA he can devote
the greater part 81 MS tine Il
elected and that s4asd IA mas
other qualifications makes him
believe that he can ~ If much
asry1es II elected m iurinerinR
the best interests ~ oniy q
ihe THIRD District bat 81 tae
counts AZ well
lie offers the following a. ms
platform
To the Voters of District 3
On August 5fa the vuiera o.
Disiriei Three jackson eoAuls
~ - calsea upon e. select 8
supervisor fof ine eomiug lour
years
Present conditions and the
e-rsanasasU N1lttzsaan s0EeffeeF WITH
other SERIOUS pfoblema Whlch VII
roma with reconstruction yeats
to failaa after the mar 0Ah mean
that the duties 81 Supervise -
jackson county viii Be- = fall
time sob That III order for Jack
son county - receive tier De
served SHARE q tie neesaase ihis
3ob shoain be filled ~ 5 Ran
vino has ms other business mtef
est 50 arranged that he can piaee
the interest 81 ne county ahead
Of everything else iof the next
feN years
The City q rsscAg0ala also
ceula reap ghs benefits q Gov
egnment projects 10y tie tuA q
operation VI fl4e board member
with the eats officials Al this
time building q great port anu
completing other worthwhile
projects Ia TINS supervisors dis
fGanuuueo on Page 81
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Labor Is Back Oh
Compensation Law

jackson county maanifed
lnba whoIehesftude be-
hlra1 uv wu safas geHapeaW
uou a arc 4ta use
sftam - have s1eE
I'd ct tfsr rnusiuF 9H ~ ths
legislature + a shifslo +
4 Aanell aue Robert y Bate
man speaking foT 0raaiEea
labor 4 whole in tie e8un
rs Esld uas WHsk
a meeting ~ alI labor of
Ran5gations WlII BE- hello here
sl.ortIt they esia anu 81
that TIME 8 faHms. resolution
backing the WWku1eu ron-
pensauon iaN viii b. written
8nd adopted and pubIHard
theN kaig
Mississippi Is toe oaly state
10 tta linton that doses mot
"a present hsee D e%au4peusa
ton laN Zoe the protection ui
ifs aeFknien
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John NJ. Pelham
Is Candidate For
Constable. Beat 3

TINS week Sc carry the 81
n%0anceastnt q aohn IS Pelham
~ 8 eaussuais fas Constable e.
ihe Thun District II jackson
county. subject g. iUe aetior -
the VOTERS iu tas Democrats pm
mar election "a ~ he.a 81 Aus
0s4 SRI
Johnny &sa be- ioa keI8
Euaea H tins aeciioa = require
ans extended aeeount - nis ae
na aaaE est#aHs HaaI gee aas
lived mere aa as Aie f. aate tie
people m Raaguus 81 knaa
hlm he uaeI tsgn eterF DIS
he Kea Eas ifHfH ali las hIs Ltleua
and 4 elected a. ins alice -
constable he uIl ua n besf
-snaeasafs q make lneH good
malf atile lie Be- naN ulems
ae - o., AaKIIarF FalUe .aaee
~ Nitaaaf pas. and doing
ns aae 4 - stc Il Whlln -
wli aaatnae - ao + elected
n Pelham eaHlr from one -
the eIaest ana most respected
families 90 aaekson county 81
nls interests ane lefe auc -
wants thc oI6a that b. nav -
sa 81 He hs district ana
caanls Hs makes the molb0S ~
statement
Dear Noters-Ladaez and Gen
lseHea
haee naf eeu solicited hs s
Iut q people am uot telling saH
al IHe eaiiaHeH 3 hass aro ~
the clubs emo IaaEe { baIene -
or bod intelligent capable enc
amhslsaas I 49, Iae job Z an
ssksnH tor i 8 muua# Hab ana
does uai Require tie aaaliiHe
lions = eaKeHHaI o. s Senafa1
Nua kaaN tHs au ems aIAaes
have heeu b citizen enc laApake=
ol HHor s#HnH ~ knaa
ilaf ! an q HazHu- = Has Asa
arHInH aItaazHI
pas Hhlch : q pleasure ta -
il HHH au - 49, kIaH
me aHa e - eten aaf go
There o. tassar eHz 7 should
make G9NeH promise eafleHa
ing g. canazaaa : So EaiDa L
u.ak Hs asa EaT Constable =
Bee 4aree aant Haaf Eaze
are Haas e. thee + O. =
TEaaz
JOIN , =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02

Funds Given
.PasCagOula
City Allowed Funds
For Fire. Police.
Garbage Services.

Federal funds IN the ausoknf of
Sc III HAYS been granted Pas
eagaula for aid IN The mainten
ance and operation 81 police fire
and sanitation departments
through SaptembeF 80 aeeordine
20 notification Of city authorities
by Congressman William colmer
The grant had previously been
approved Nj Culmef had IN
formed city officials IN n earlier
wire. but il was no, until Tues
day inst the president pui the
final eesi of approval or the fec
eral contribution
Due u the rapid increase Of
the population of pascsgoula ex
pansion ~ these departments has
been necessary Wifh the result
that tnr general expense has sp
pnoximateiy doubled over tnosr ~
3 similar period Of ls4l according
20 II S Ffegiefte city clerk tax
assessor and collector and city
commissioner The additional
S2a237 ~ par month obtained
through ihis grant viii be used
10 deiray these expenses alread
incurred ard fns needed further
Enlargement ~ these departments
Two police have recently been
added "a the CITY force and ad
clifton uf another Is contemplated
eity officials sand The fire depart
meni has been increased 10 SIX
flTemen and II mas be necessary
Ia add still another il was stated
The expense 81 the collection
II garbage ana the cry hight
biA aIone practically exhausted
ihe fAnas obtained for the gen
eral h8na through taxation MI
kTereFn stated With garbage
&C. ectIan extended Go various
pa rs If the cIgs opened up
thr0uT the influx 81 Wag work
ers the monthly cost II tins de
partme9H cached sl.l50 he de-
clafed even though lhe govern
ment saarea and not TIE eits are
responst fof collection Of gar
aee N IT, housing developments
~ ls4s iae whole annual pay
roll amounted IL between tive
sno three thousand dollars while
uurinF aut month Of TINS pesr
the expense, mounted to nearly
siN Thousand dollars In eompar-
lng the expenses Tor 1911 and
49, IT 8 three month period the
following differences were "
veaisa March 1871 Sass rs.
1915 566 ct April 1871. s.. 707
@ lsss s. $50 IS May. ls4l. IS
2ss IL ls45 g52a4-55
Application faf these federal
funds we've made through the
Lanham Act which provides
financial aid tor communities 81
greatly Increased III size ~ the
arrival 1t wal workers that the
normal city set up IS Inadequate
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Moss Point and PascagOula See Time Turned Back
To First World War With Modern Touches Added

Was probably then breath taking
speed The FIRST contribution
from Moss Point 70 the marine
phase - the war was TIE Al
pace Launched Is that company
81 WhleH occasion President
Woodrow Wilson slred MS con
Watalatlaas
Sehoonsrt Launched
The 4 n DAIMLER Shipvard
and DrYdoek Company plant Wss
$50 running full speed on 3 cun-
tract tor the Emergency Fleet
Nuh ! = UantzIeT. president st
Is head The John de Angelo
shlpsaEd aas laeaied on Ne p
eataWpa Hxer and from tina YARD
sailed so tan sehaanerz Shortly
SITTER tbs ward WHaf into aper
afIan daan d. Angelo nd the
fortune - meeting with : "a
- accident bot rs aaus taak over
aae business ans continued i
Prom ae DHerks EIadFeii
sHlpyaue sa 1aaaehrd anather
EascsRsala Ma - isIs ana
= otseH an0e - Indepensence
naE e aaeanc one u tAs 400
aaHsepaseF 15N Han ships eaps
- m 8 zpeea = ten knas 40
aaf 49, zauueasa fhe frs h.
Hse t. cult Eassi azzaf 90
80 saEans jas sfh
There sa NJ eszseaEe ssnlce
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Target Practice For
Bic Guns To Be
Held On Tuesday

Target practise tof fae bag aaa
~ tHe PaEeaaaaIa pessH area III
ne bed Tueaa JaIR G lroa :
&C S pm MAJOR Halpn Purcell
announced Tire dauEez zsne 80
~ aaanoed p q line extending
from Greenwood Island ana q HHz
running from Tee ingalls, sg
Fzna - Ire eastern point =
hozna Island The zaa6 Kll HaI
seward from lle snaEelne
o. Ear1G
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Court Orders
Six Cafes To
Clean-Up
Restaurants Must
Meet Health Laws
BY July 3 Or Close

Six restaurants II Pascagouls
xii be- closed Saturday unless
they are cleaned up and certified
b the health department b. that
date
Bills Of complaint against
them acre filed on June 20 BY
Or Henry b Hoff acting director
u the jackson County Health
Department and Or Felix ] Tn
aegwood secretary 0f the State
Boara Of Health and DEGREES
have been mssued by Judge = NJ
Russell u the chancery court Or
derinf their closure en- Juiy ) un-
less they have complied with
sanitation regulations Of the state
health department
They are Mseks Cafe. South
Pascagoala street Southern GRILL
Delmas avenue Oleander Gale.
Delmas avenue and the Triple X.
A American and Richard Cafe,
al IN the neiRhborhoOd Of the
ingalls, Shipyard
These were among those eat
rag establishments posted As off
limits for United Nations Ser
pieemem last fall Since that flme
No real effort has been made to
correct the conditions OF the es-
tsbiishE4suis according 70 DR.,
Hoff -Four Of the original group
posted IN Pascagoula yer closed
bs court order issued tn January
y Judge Russell Il wax on sd-
vice 81 Judge Russell that IN
inJunctions acre served on only
fouf because Of the strained eat
lng accommodation Ia thlx city.
However sintE mat time two cafe
terias with capsei4y for several
thousand meals 5 aay have been
opened
Six End Condemned Group
The serving 81 these restaurants
with notice thai they must clean
up or close up marks the begin
ning q the end Of action u con
necti0n with the posted egtsb-
Iishments. DR. Hoff said Since
the FIRST four were ordered closed
others N the group with the ex-
eeption Of tire last SIX notified
have either closed voluntarily or
aase cleaned up sufficiently 70
meet all state heslth require
n4enis, he declared
Up to noon Thursday, a enc
Ct the SIX restaurants had re-
questeo . rslnspeetion, DIT HoH
said Proprletors had telephoned
the health office 70 ask what they
must Dc bat none had reported
ready for inspection and conse-
Quently none had been certified
- Femaln open after Saturday.
Close periodic inspections will
Be made q all eating establish
meuts end trailer. tent and cabin
settlements in the future. the
health director said On july II. .
man VII BE- added 70 the health
department whose duty II VII be
~ keep 8 constant check On these
points n the county
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tended e stageef me reader are
PLAYED up on the front page the
shortage af sugar explained AND
aflmmea into the realization II
she Americans and every per
san is begged t. auy or eat No
more thar Is absolutely needed
Does Il sound familiar
Al Is Hat Similar
An bat there are differences
II 1915 - the month q June
there NeHe advertised rubber
bose ans screen are And = rak
- open ar, h.Eh altitude truck
s shown i ali Is glory while the
automobile dealer Insists that any
business which can boast 81
such . delivery system Is made
But EHe basie things ere the
ame Tee international Ship
saHd Wh5Eh Wa started - tins
area Jane =. ISL IS Henry Pr
aegio plunged ate the building
= fve=masied hafkentlna and
Ire ffrzf = these bara tha name ~
re -CHs ~ Paseaeoula soon
after thE opening ~ tae Yard
plans NsEe lad - the halidlng
= al slseI ships u fhe faiafr
f. r Hodge = HHsiQn - o.
HHaied Hs Has5Es shlnszHa a.
Aas HazH2 where wooden 9
81 TIE EzaeEenEE Eeel Copper
za9l 60 1ssn uze gays s shat
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No Food Shortage In PascagOula Area,
VINO Official Says After Inspection
More Food Per Copifn Received Here Than
In ANY Other industrial City In Six South
ern States; Shortage OF Beef Is Notion Vide

There 30 faaa shortage
here and a. tae coutlag Fe
e4aa 10 5 hetser pwitsau n
tns matter q ieaa Nappliea THAR
"a uifeE inasasfris ely m fhs
rsen Aeu Pc Il ihs W.
Manfawef Commits aii4ea ~
Atlantis ssia u wreck folln@lns
az inspection fer
III BAll special auilxat
cousuGtsuf 81 taa heeHsHe olttee
sitscusa g. tFs staff 81 3 p
ASha &ho Il VINO aiferig5 ta
tna States 81 Georgia. fioElaa
A8anafus South Carolina Ten
ncssse ara aifa
Residents = Paa haV
. better selection 81 io@is - e
. mere reasonable pfaGe tas
those 81 ans either Industrial cAf
in asaF FuRion alieh eoiu
o. 81 states ST. Bal saiu
have mr farent Inspection
trips throughout the region afo
kn1a fasau selaal experience sna
Inspection
8 mp fefN VS. maoC Ia
reszna to letters ans complaint
csaTeInR tf.af the pasagmuia afts
was experiencing q iafa shortage
which wa causing ~festes
snc dissatisfaction anaug fhf
Wa Mngkefa ~
Fsir Share Of heei
The 0nls Shortage Haag
csKaae h xzEng d u
AIR E4l SAID That : eafaa1
xiEn 1slat presala throughout fi
uniieo States and s nai eeu
liar q Pssraeeuas II Aakes eraa
Nous qusnllllN of hssf iu fe
cux lighting forces We Mess ~
well make ~ 0a2g mtaaa iaas H
will have e. &ag0si par@se
81 wat2vw nes - a
maj necet&aak
more beef and msat product
cE . esFlle basis hasn 50
ptnef industrial cits n the Re
mo
MI Bel 81 accompanied OF
MS A~aspsei3on Aele us Ii 4 Coo
iey II 90 TIE ses ufiles 81 tiss
WIG Il NlohlN
ii basi an p0lnis5 bug nhs
F&NaEtals ilas fNo flHss uao8efI
c~4ieie4sas recently eagnp4etee
with = combined capacity 81 s.
CO. nssaak : ass Iha Is 3 ean
ciElen Too u1ai prevails la leM
wsf communities ~ uae ares
ns SEC he also Aaasd lDAl SIS
cafeisfaas serve 3 mueU NsG~f ~
lectteu 81 foeas iban similar cafe
lerla 81 utheE industrial cItlea
made 3 personal Inspection
tour g fne maturity a yeur bet
ter STORES II pssca 81
Bal said IL hofe 81
oiissf was am industrial c0uHsu
mites had TIE selection e. cla
from tllsl AoElafF aere aas.
iraes musllo consider fseme
extremely fortunate
Naai Ceniorm &c supply
II IS ZAP s. cltlzens t. fealfa.
that are - vat aHa un4t aaI
io 49, conditions shortage 6
certain eonuazali e 81 4ev
u S n.Er pafssotN aaY g ue
essafs a. change 0u1 eating
itk a. CONFORM a. ppls .
foae available for civilian con
sumption
There Is ne aetua q
fosoa nae Xoar
are Nea ~ aa
1ood and fresh eEhe a.
meat prouaeE Nlil Islils aa
selnagIon ~ housewife 80
serve usi attractive ana na
MAlns meala sae aas eke
served
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Champ Navy
Wife Sponsor
L~aunchings

81 double huneHinE ceremonies
We1nesdat q u S neilaveF and
D cargo tesel tur lhs Maritime
Commission were formally chris
tened 81 the Ingalls, Shlp0usldlng
Corporation yard
Having the distinction 4 being
the FIRST weldaF who actually
worked an q ship to sponsor a.
Miss Vera Anderson national Wo
maa welding Champion snaftered
TIE ; : Sea Star with cham
payne n Afternoon ceremonies
and Mrs Joseph Anthony Nc
Henry. formerly Of Paseag0uls
ana nos q Washington ehFisien
I'd the L 5 S Osarge
Miss Anderson arrived At the
launching stand IA the eUeeralls
IN which she had worked her
usual shift But she had SIC
eambssd Il feminine dicfatez suf-
tclentix 10 steal . few minutes
10 wash her face freshen her
make up and CONT 0ut thH long
bob winch Is usually confined in
q kerehiei Us IS the rule At the
yard
Accompanying hef were her
two sisters, Miss Minnie Anoer-
son ana Mrs Erelene Roberts.
both 81 whom are weldcrs st the
yard Other members Of me par
= were the three women who
began work al the yard - the
sane time as Misses Vera and
Minnie Anderson These wefe the
4tfsf I'VE women employee in
the welding department Also IN
the party Wrre fear % the Wo-
men against whom the champ
competed an az intrayard weld
ina contest several months ago
4 huge arm bouquet oi red ruses
Mas presented Miss Anderson as
was a var stamp corsaee winch
she pinned 10 the shoulder q
her work suit A war bond Was
gIven ilaf By the management
1nspiration 70 orksra
Describing her al an lnzpira
ton 10 war workers. particularly
women ali 0vef the country. Dai
las X. Smith. industrial relations
director Il Ingalls, introduced
her 10 the guests on the launch
ing stand Miss Anderson who
has retained her modesiy and
ahyness through al her recent
glory biashed and smiled and
murmured that Il Was her great
est honor But there was moth
Ing shy about the manner in
winch she ehristened the great
ship Feet spread apart and
champagne bottle gripped mucn
IN the manner Of 3 baseball hat
she swung the bottle experiment
tally while she last Of the plates
were cut to permit the ship e.
slip down the Ways And when
the signal vas gwen she crashed
the champagne across the bow
At the morningdaanching Mis-
MeHenfy. wiie 81 II Com Nc
Henry I 5 Navy. dressed IN q
blue and white siik print With
white accessories sponsored the
net Layer. Mauons CT honor WeFe
Mrs Jack " Roe 81 Paseaeoula
and Mrs john L Smo0t % Pen
sacola formerly o. paseaRoula
Members of Mrs MeHeny S
party Nere e~nteftained 81 the
tContinued on Page s.
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About tUo and q hslf million
Trained workers rs the I s are
nov turning cut combat ana
cargo NlaIi-s
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Flats for Sale
BUTTERNUT, 1925
2 family frame fat 5 rooms each base
HARRISON. 2944

family d. v rooms each, basement.
ho' ar furnaces. location ~ r
torner of Buttetnut and Harrison.
On.v 81 500 down for both properties.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
II g WOODRUFF tNC- CHERRY 272T
CONCORp a76e7 a.. excellent condition
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Farms and Lands for Sale

So ACRE farm for sale with buildings
; miles south Of Bad Axe Reasonable
For Information call Trinity 1890.
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Defense Homes Projocf

PRICK rrTLFX HOMES rftHl-e
coMrLFTiO% UENt+f $50 T,
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rat DETROIT TIMES Wanted Miscellaneous

BETTER PRICE TOY furniture. russ
MOON BROS, FURNITURE. rE. 1-i2ee,
A DEALER wants ''ro.urc nmeiiateiy
cash f reasonable TNler e-e223
a PARTY wants all kinds of
furniture. VIII pay highest
ash price. Farris, Temple 2-5373.
HIGHER ruc. far better furniture.
MR CLYDE TO s-6o71
T. ALWAYS CALL TYLER 7-sl0a n
fNe paw test prices tor USED furniture
Az indivtual reeds compete nome or
odd pieces, 30 70 . II l-t3iu
ELECTRIC or gas range also irorer. Will
pay spot cash. Vermont s-2li0.
FuRElri'RE WANTED 800 ~ui pay best
pr,ces YocSey Bros. Temple 2-t53l.
PRIVATE psrt, wants lawn mower cleo
tuc rsn ans make ttpewrI'sr 'Ie. iric
far Ers and boys bicycles. Cal Town
seuf 1883.
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C0fDpFp CrTrr vrfh nHe sf'ia a+h.fre
axe room 81 email apartment Trn.
..aAis
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AxMtNSTER rugs sxiz Many choice
colors 70 choose from While they last
500. open evenings Spitz 1855 Grstiot
BEDROOM specials. 2.pc., s-pc,. 4.pe..
$40 40. Central stores. t035 Fenkell
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Houses for Sale
(Eoxt IF WoodLparu

CROSSE pOiNTF WOODS n the trees on
E.sND road 81 bedroom brlck colonial
almost neV many fine features. screened
a porch saraE" lawn and ~hr nnory
owner leaving tor navy Requires 81 600.
-TTr-Tr- TTTTTT--- 10 S=Itdt
ut LII le6ua loom modem quick pos
session. extra room no attic 2-ca'
garage near schools and transportation
ny owner TW 72s4
ROBINS $50 at. Gratiot viii be vacant
q fnH ms very good condition new roof
iui"taS' nicnt, extra large garage 3, 300,
5. COO down Acme Rra Estate, 1903
GfaNot piaza q575
--+Asl y 2 - 4e},fT t4%P- WARREN
~ rooms bedrooms ideal for fnominc
hpu-c not water stoker neat 3-Car -
rage lot JONlbs. bargain. 50 500. IL
$3.50
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24HOUE service; SAFE. trade, east side
nrnnertv Pettins 623S Gratiot. PL. 1000.

COLOREp clients waiting. singles asis'
quick sales. Prince Kendrick, s7l7 Rus
seu TpIrtfV l-2I2t
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A parfme mt Property for Sale

APARTMENT north 81 the Boulevard
~ cost uf S24O 600. VIII soil FOR less
tnRn $50 GOO. income -over 1i0, net on
present low rentals real bargain y YOU
ran MAKE q substantial down yment
SO trade phore owner. TR. 2.soli. for
appointment
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! ON ROOM apsrmer' ha-se tr
afs rr.ofef war w-rFsr- pen. III
TIsrrr 20. Newton Trnft 'H..'
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Board and Room
Business Places for Rent
Property management
NeU Houses for Sale

COMriETE REAL ESTATE s
SELDOM A JOHNSON. ING
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Bungalows tor Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale

ALGONQUIN 1865 Beautiful brick in
come rooms down M steam
stoher heater. side drive double garage
= $50 terms Acme Real Estate, 1903
Gra'iot Plaza 1878
BARGAIN $4,000. Including sd t-,ping lo,
Nelvfndaie, Emily, 273s. 5-3. vinevood
tue7
GLArWi$, near Mack. lovely rooms
and hath DOM and hath NJ oak
fn1fs newly decorated. full basement hot
air heat garage. income S63 prr month
real bay only 80 1915. 81 600 down.
HOICOMB 5s6s. ~ Graiiot Good in
oTe property used As q or 3 family
2 baths fulI basement. f8rnrace. 45-ft.
Io' Eata4t S. 35n Acme Real Estate.
$500 Gtate' Plaza e515
OWNER TRANSFERRED
kerda 227 5.f saf. lower avalshIe
l0 DAYS Ors - oo ~ Hurry. Victory,
ffHtt terkc NF $50
WuTHoGN l1ojI near Conner BRICK.
rooms down. { and nook up side
nrtc be.r EaraEe. Venetian blinds
srtasFnnHt new porch awning; s. o50.
% ms Acme Real Estate, 1908 Gfa,ot.
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REDS S. ice boxes furniture base
burners oil burners 1871 JOS CAmpau
1864 West Warren
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Resorts for Sule
Business Property for Sale

CORNER MAYBURY GRAND SELDEN
Garage. 2 0O0 square feet and greenhouse,
5Oxq0 $40 500 So 000 down
60 W. SIMON. 1858 Michigan - la. o70O
MCCLELLAN. 5542 store with fun base
npnt rooms ana bath over store
now vacant. store lease has wears -
run; owner out of town: must sell. Cal.
M Issel. Hannah. Pinsree $500.
STORE BUILDING
Including store completely equipped With
shelves counters. ; Toledo scales. show
case meat blocks. meat grinder. coffee
grinder, large refrigerator built IN good
condition 6-room suites, upper renting
for S65 per month a splendid investment
a. s. 600 located on Mack Ave east
~ 9Mne Can Mr.. Marsh, Hannah.
Pingree $500
WESTERN MARKET FRONTAGE. $3.50 q.
C " SIMON. 1855 Michigan - LA o1oo
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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