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return home he was accompan-
led by Tony Carter. a classmate
at ST. Stanislaus, who will visit
a few days in the Johnson home.
Mrs. Mayes Cooper and Mrs.
c. T. Patterson of New Orleans
will be weekend guests of Mrs.
Cooper's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Easton King.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. DYE,
1103 18th street are vacationing
with relatives and friends at
Carrolton. Ga, this week
Mrs. w. w. Wesson, who has
been a guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. c. W. Wilson for some time,
will continue her visit for an
other week before returning TO
her home at Moorhead, Miss.
Weekend guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hall, 903 18th
street were Misses Emma and
Mary Stinson of Biloxi.
Mrs. Albert Delcomyn is enjoy
ing a vacation visit to New Or
leans this week.
Mrs. Newton Cooney and
daughter, Sandra. arrived by
plane from Los Angeles last Fri
dav ard came directly 70 Pas
cagoula to be with the formers
mother, Mrs. Joe V. Krebs who
is to undergo an operation at the
Jackson County hospital this
week.
Miss Mary Virginia Mccoy has
departed for Gulfport where she
mas accepted a position in the
commercial office Of the South
ern Bell Telephone Company. Miss
Mccoy will be joined by her
mother. Mrs. c. c. Mccoy and
other members Of the. family in
about two weeks to reside
in that city. This will make
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the immediate family circle com
plete as Mr.. Mccoy has been in
Gulfport since last February when
a promotion transferred him to
the telephone company there.
Last Friday marked the depar-
ture of Mr.. and Mrs. James AL
derson. 1905 18th street for WIS.,
its in Memphis, and in Forrest
City, Ark.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Herring and
daughters, Miss Jane and Billie
Bragg. arrived home from Bris-
toll. Va. Tuesday after having
enjoyed the festivities attendant
upon commencement week at Sui
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Mrs. Tom Swayze is under
treatment at the Jackson County
hospital for an illness that is not
serious but which is the source
of much discomfort. 1t is expect
ed that Mrs. Swayze will soon re-
spond to treatment and will be
able to return home.
Armand Jonte, Jr., has arrived
home from New Orleans to enjoy
a short vacation after (which he
will resume his studies at Tu-
lane. He is spending the period
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Armand Jonte, ST., at their home
at 400 Griffin street.
Mrs. John Macarthur returned
this week from a visit with rela-
tives in McComb, Miss.
Mrs. G.. M. Barnes returned
Sunday to her home in Prentiss,
Miss. after a visit with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G.. Spann, Jr.
Marver Davey, instructor, En-
sign Steve Elder. Ensign Bob
Colmer. Pensacola Air Base,
were guests for the weekend In
the homes of Ensign Colmer's
grandmother, Mrs. Fritz Colmer.
Mrs. Bob Finch, Cleveland
Miss, is visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
K. Swayze.
Messrs. Mach Duhe and w. w.
jenkins left this week for a visit
in Austin and other cities of In
terest in Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Renfroe,
Mrs. w. w. jenkins and daugh-
ter, Judy. Mrs. Laura MAYS and
granddaughter. Pat, will spend
the weekend in Fayette, Ala.
Mrs. G. w. Bowen is spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
P. w. Howell in Howison Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Saucier
were visitors to Gulfport for
the weekend.
Miss Bessie Cowsn left Tues
day for a visit with relatives in
Columbus. Ohio. She expects to
be away all summer and will
visit in Cincinnati. Ohio and
Nashville, Tenn, where she will
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cowan
and their son, Robert, for a
months stay in Florida.
Miss Ina Thompson attended
a meeting of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service at the
Biloxi Methodist church, Mon
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They will then sail for Sweeen
where they will spend the sum-
mer ana early fall with Mrs.
Streed's father, Gustav Holm, in
Lindkoping, and with Mr.. Streed's
brothers and sisters in Stockholm
and Dalesland, Sweden. Miss
Streed returned to Pascagoula Sat
urday after attending the Missis-
sippi State College for Women at
C%olur1pus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Lachaussee
and daughters, Virgie and Juanell
drove to BAY St. Louis Sunday to
attend the graduating exercises at
st. StanislauS college. On their
return home they were accompan-
led by the two formers sons.
Spurgeon and Arion, who are
students at the college and who
are hone for the summer.
Kline Thornton, Jr., is home
for summer vacation from his
studies at the University of Mis-
sissippi. A fellow student, Jack
Miller, Of Hazelhurst, visited him
for several days last week. 9th
er visitors in the Thornton home
we're Lieutenant Jesse Levy of
New Orleans, who is an army
nurse and Miss Mildred Levy.
The Misses LEWIS are nieces of
Mrs Kline Thornton, ST., and als)
visited another aunt, Mrs. Calvin
T. Bolding, Sr. Lieutenant Lew
spent a year in the Pacific with
the army, serving on Saipan and
New Caledonia.
A number of the friends of Miss
Louise Schillings had the pleas
ure ot seeing her last week when
she came over from Mobile where
she is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Schroeder and the Rev. Echroeder.
Miss Schillings formerly made
her home in this CITY but now
resides in Marietta, Ga.
Mrs. Permes Gautier and Mrs.
Henry w. Gautier and son, Mac,
returned Tuesday from Baton
Rouge where they attended the
graduation of Mesdames GATHERS
niece, Miss Catherine Quinn of
Prentiss, Miss, from the Univer-
sity o. Louisiana.
The announcement of the birth
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Sylvester of Marks, Miss, May
%, at the Baptist hospital in
Memphis will be received with in
terest by many in Pascagoula
where Nj. Sylvester headed the
schools of the city for about 10
years. Mr.. Sylvester, who was
succeeded by Thomas r. Wells,
resigned to enter the service,
about 1910. He recently received
his release from the army in
which he served as a colonel, with
General Hodges.
Misses Rita joyce Krebs and
Evelyn and Corinne Johnson left
last Tuesday for Miami Beach,
Fla, where they will spend their
vacation. On their return trip
they will stop at Jacksonville for
a short visit.
The wedding of Miss Nell Hart
zog, former home economies
teacher at the Pascagoula high
school was attended by two of
her pupils at that time, Misses
Jessie Ellen Krebs and Norma
Iversen. The wedding took place
at Poplarville, Miss, Monday.
May 81, and the voice of Miss
Iverson was heard in a pre-nup-
tial solo.
Charles G. (Bub) Johnson spent
Monday in New Orleans, visit
ing Tulane University. On his
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Under Burmease law, a wife
NAV become head of the house
hold If the husband drinks too
freely.
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Lithium is the lightest of all
solid elements.
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Miss Ina Thompson attended
a meeting of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service at the
Biloxi Methodist church, Mon
day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-07-12
Reunion OF GulIey
Family AT Home Of
w. r. GulleY July 4

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Gulley on Columbus Drive was
the setting for a reunion of the
Gulley family on july Fourth
when Pascagoula members were
joined by several from out Of
town for q picnic on the spacious
grounds fronting the lake.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gulley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gulley and baby,
Elizabeth, M. and Mrs. Douglas
Gulley and Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Gulley and daughter, Miss Ann,
Of Pascagouia; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Hobbs of Brookhaven. Mrs. w.
F. HayWorth and daughter, Miss
Mildred Frances, OF Greensboro,
N. C, and Captain and Mrs. Rus
sell Gulley and son. Russell, Jr.,
and daughter, Marian, Of Keesler
Field, were eut-of-town guests.
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A Local Mon Felt
Swollen Balloon:
Full Of Stomach Cos

Recently, a local man stated
hat he used TO feel AXE a swol-
len balloon after every neal. He
would bioat full Of gas and spit
Up acidulous liquids for hours
lfter eating. Was terribly con
,tipated. This man is one OF the
hundreds in this vicinity who now
praise lNNER-AID. He states he
Fas amazed At the results when
1e took this medicine. Now he
ats what he wants without gas
= bloaung. and bowels are regu-
ar for the first time in years. He
.ees Ike 4 new man.
INNER All contains u Great
Herbs: they cleanse bowels. clear
gas from stomach. act on sluggish
liver AMI kidneys Miserable peo-
pie soon feel different all over. Sc
ion GO on suffering. Gel INNER
AID Seld By all drug stores here
n Jackson county.
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Jackson County
Shriners Picnic
Enjoyed AT Park

Tha Shriners' picnic. sponsored
by the Jackson County Shrine
Club held on July 9th, Magno-
liza State Park at Ocean Springs.
was attended by more than one
hundred Shfiners and their fam
lies, who enjoyed a most pleas
ant day. SOFT bah, horse shoes
and other games were enjoyed
throughout the day.
One Of the interesting features
was a soft ball game between
the Shrine Club team and the
Pascagouia PeeWees, a club Of
young tiers from eight to fourteen
Years old. The MOBILES were de-
feated by a score ef six to two.
TIN second intercstssg fea-
ture was a greasy pig contest
whie. Vas won ~ Noble Staggs.
Stages proved his pig catching
ability by eonqaering the pig
in the FIRST round.
a basket dinner was served by
the women, which was followed
by q Watermelon eating contest
between several OF the Gulf Coast
boys who very capably entertain
ed the spectators by their un
usual ability and capacity.
Dancing and masic by the Cur.
It's Hill Billy Orchestra was en-
joved By the group.
NJ. w. Vinson, Past Polen-
tate Of Hamasa Temple and his
wife we're guests of the Shrine
Club.
The following temples were
represented: Arabia, Houston,
Texas; Abba. Mobile, Ala; Al
cazar Montgomery, Ala; Hadi,
Evansville, Inr.; Hamesa, Meri-
dian, Miss; Wahaba, Jackson,
Miss; Jerusalem, New Orleans,
La, and India, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
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Peters
Nupfiols Event OF
Friday July 5

On Friday, July 5, at 500 in
the evening, Mis- Elizabeth Juan
ia Peters and Edwin Earle Nc
Willisius were united in marriage
IN a double ring ceremony which
eas performed by Dr.. L z.
Green at the First Baptist church.
The cnurch was lovely with
masses of gladioli daises, I'm
Mas aad ported palms Il was
lighted ~ tai white candles.
Proceeding the ceremony, Miss
Betty Jean Robinson. VINO vas
attiTed IN a white suit with
shoulder eors8ge OF red earna-
tions. played Il love You Truly"
followed By 90 Promise Me-"
Ms Peters entered with her
father. J. K. Peters 70 the strains
+ the Lohengrin Wedding March.
She vas lovely in q pale blue
dress 4ith white accessories and
wore q shoulder eorsage Of white
earnatiors. She had rs her atten
danf, Miss Rhea McWilliams Of
Lubbock. Texas, sister Of the
groom. Miss MeWilliams wore a
white dressmaker's suit with a
small eff the-face black hat end
a corsage Of red carnations.
Mr.. MeWilliams had as his
best man, James Edward Peters,
4 brother of the bride.
The mothers Of the bride and
groom, Mesdamos j. K. Peters
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Rev. Parker Leaves
As Postor OF Church
The Nozurene

TIE Rev j. Raymond Parker,
who for the past IA months has
been pastor Of TIE Church of the
Nazarene in Pascagoula, viii
preach his farewell messages
Sunday. The evangelistic service
at 7:30 p. m. viii officially max
the end Fl his osstor9te.
During Mr.. Parker's months
here the church was able 70 make
progress in being able to pay Of
church indebtedness, officers
said.
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Snowflakes falling against a
rapidly moving plane can cause
sufficient static electricity TO in
terfere with radio reception.
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A freight carload of tile. about
10000 pounds, is sufficient for
the installations in so to 70 aver
age size bathrooms.
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and D 7. McWHlisms. wore dark
dresses with cergages Of pink car
natlen1.
Following the ceremony Nj.
and Ms. MeWnliams left by car
Tor lubbock. En- route they viii
visit relatives IN New Orleans,
Houatoa and Corpus Christi, Ray
moadville and San Antonio.
Nj. McWilliams is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. McWilliams
Of Lubbock.
Visitors from out OF town were
Mrs. d. T. McWilliams and Miss
Rhea MeWilliaras Of Lubbock.
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No BEEF o THIS

Holyoke, Mass, AP.-Women
shoppers lined up before a large
market in search of scarce meat
found these comforts provided by
he proprietor:
A roomy bench, 2 crystal bowl
filled with fruit punch and a tray
Of pretzels for those who got bun
gry during their wait.
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Explorers have found some SOC
Fains II ancient Indian pueblas
m The south ard north rims of
The G and Can On in Arizona
Today four Indian tribes still
I've in the region Of the canyon.
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Seventeen Indian reservations
and IA different tribes are scat.
tered throughout Arizona.
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More than 100 species Of cac.
tbs grow on the vast desert ex-
panses Of Arizona.
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Nj. ana Mrs. Parker viii move
to Little Rock, Ark, and will
make their home there and MI.
Parker win re-enter the evange-
listic field IN which he was en-
gagged before coming to Pasca-
{Oula.
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jackie McGIothlin
Luncheon Hostess
For Ann Hummitt

Among the several social af-
fairs Tat kept the sub.debs busy
last week was Il luncheon at
which Jackie MoGlothlin was hos
tess honoring Ann Hammitt who
with her mother. Mrs. Earl Ham
NIT was to depart shortly for
Birmingham. where she VIII at
tend school this fall.
Tire home of her parents, Mr..
and Ms W. f. McGlothlin, 815
Market street Wa The setting for
Jackie 2 hospitality.
Covers were laid for the hon
Gree aad Marilen Heinrich, D.
Vonne Cudabec. Lynne Grant,
Elma Ruth Spafkman. Catherine
Lock- d end The hostess.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Iaeoms aaossd $500 Ss6' wsse sf @ priss
Ase 4ens s1se ynens sp ons
SO. 900: half cash. Also .grocery, income
aueted 5000 week rent S5s sss lssse years. ssno
TToiutRisTT AND RooMING HOUSE. 20 bed,
ah ssh ps pfn SEQ n'9ns elsd
to o'i sell. See this today. 4. r. sEELYE.
RREsfauRANr. Rf siiIIANr excellent location, air con-
6-year lease; price; SIs.5oo: Also another
issse Saeslns price fooy 5.ooo Ss terms A <. R.
Sssaxs SsozHS 4susTSaD. excellent lo;ss!sn %
in STOCK ,,s and nd eaqipmenht y ssgh price'-ss'ooo
HHApiEs { 81 sEEkEAE READF Pl ro WEAR, ohildren,s
street sire s NV Section: tom approx, Sic. 900 STOCK.
long lease: priced TO sell fast at $4,000
sssh ss ssIs y. E. THRIFT l41l L st; NV
No No. 0sie' g. SANDWICH -delicatessen shop,
downtown l4th s5; So loeation; INCOME, 81 900
in business with $1,000 down payment;
balance on easy terms. This, won't last
long; For appontmesnt call W. - H.
pGS-One of the finest self-service stores
In nearby suburban Maryland. All new
equipment busy location; average 800
.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE CO, SH. 1193.
GROCERIES AND MEATS, colored trade,
weekly business. 81 1,250; living quarters.
Price, $500. complete with stock; terms.
Good place for beginner.
DGS self f-service, weekly business over
$1,000; a new DEVELOPMENT justifies $4,000
weekly business II a good operator; low
rent. long lease: S35.000 cash down.
SSsa KSSosaaoD 4 da go9KoFF' sal E st. NV. NA.
LIQUOR STORE-Weekly business, So, 800,
can be improved; price, $4,000, good will;
stock extra. Good buy for live wire. now
rent, exclusive)
DGS self-service, groceries and meats;
weekly business. S1S00 cash; short hours.
clean and a money-maker; only $4,000
cash down required, balance monthly.
Groceries, meats and beer; $1,000 weekly
business; colored trade; price. $4,000.
complete: only $4,000 down. Call KOGOD
& BOOKOFF. 6:tl E st. NV, National 9s39
or National 1874.
COLORED-DONUT-s SANDWICH shop, COL
ored sec; $500 daily: closes 9 pm no
Sundays: $4,000, terms. De SHAZO d.
RESSEGGER. g22 l4th MA. $500
Evening star., 1946-10-23
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMPA1It!

ADDITIONS, alterations, repairs, remod-
cling, painting, .paperins. plasterinR,
R3s%sHa Derfh ahl4sYsf' sSsas s5sss
a6pDlffoss. a6i IA sssi ROOFING. SIDING, remedsl-
" KSss Ts15 0e
ALTERATIONS, repairs, combination storm
windows; lowest prices in town. GIL.
AsRaALT pR1yEwAXgs, Y l. parking M ~ areas m and : n
fNS S,9NTEAST9RM GsRs ssas $aI,, ,sd.,
sss sIM S s, pssa,
rs: 5Is. AT; s.Sss Ssss: e, e, G. coNsTR. Cali any
nRMosisafSG ns ssHnafSs aisS and house wreckins ex
perienced builder: 15 years exp Wood
FENcING-Link fences a specially. Also
GF. 7059. WILMER FENCE CO.
FLOORS SANDED, retinished, cleaning
prices; free estimates. r. L, BROWN
fLooR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
ING INC; coNTRAcToRs TNc,' ISL Wiscon-
II G1TfERs FER S3ANEfb SlEANEb, roofs painted, minor
HOUSE PAINTINGS; Dutch Boy leaQ. li1-
seed oil; interior painting papering, floors;
work guar, ref: white mech. Estab. 1925.
GIIBERT 4 HAMILT9NS IssIM SS AZ Ap aa29; ssnsr.,
s9PsSTuetion %PNT eo 81, ARLINGTON aIsa 1MrRosE-
PAINTING AND PAPERING, Al AaIovS yoTk S4;k
sssimations stsg free. Call Mr.. BECKETT
REMODEL, modernize your home nov;
LATION Co. 5502 Wis ave. WI. 1880.
REMODELING-storm windows Tooflng
siding. SECURITY HOME IMPROVE
MENT CO, NC, 54o3 Georgia ave. NV
81 sToNI lEos1s And - CONCRETE WORK, walls.
slabs driveways, iagstone terraces, walks
CoLEMAND g. WOOD, OIL, 1877 or wi
Storm WINDOWS, sold and installed in
nv section. Call E. AsHFoRTH, Wo'
IN Va. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manyllle
Eeons ssan and n siding Zone also SIGN ao 4fa
CALL AT oNCE-Complete house remodel
Ieoms. SHEPPARD CONTRACTING, TE,
DO you NEED MORE ROOMS: Finish
your attic inclose your porches. We are
equipped with best OF materials at lowest
terms. Call Greenbelt 1928 or 6296. rs
LET US ESTIMATE on your carpenter
work, painting paper hanging, plasterlns
and remodeling. Porches. recreation rooms
and attics our specially. Union mechanleS.
BROWNS HOME IMPROVEMENT SERN-
ICE David Brown. Mgr, DU. SO14. ~
Evening star., 1946-10-23
u,scrlLAhEous FOR SALE.

SURPLUS MATERIAL = 24-ineh stilson
wrench. axes. picks. Army , Soa,N S9.s: spaes Z,
su1LpiNG sfausrSi as1a1Ts MaTER1AE Co. 4oos MINI
sTs TEA s. sErMBritish i2 veteran desires to dis
ss set q 3 peees BRANDY and CAKE
server to help him establish an American
home Appraised at $3.50: wanted, s4oO.
TaFATEk Taf r2is sEATs, leather, good condition;
TIRES. z, fair, 6,5oxl6, ,recapped snf' also
RE 20si, Ext. 607.
TIRES AND IUbEs. used. prewar. Tor 10
Tqqk and e,assf e F.! Fl szs' M si4 HARRIS
Size ~: very reasonable. Call wo; ,50a3:
s1a sfss moGss NhRoN4h
tsl 1sh SD aRs
ssESfe aUsfe sfoRR 5fsssfs'le 7s5 Pfef 18th T.
Tuxedo SHIRTS and collars, 1s white
collars and i white vest, all for s25. GO
TYPEwKIIERs-Roy sac so; I. G
Underwood available. See at 1909 l4th
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. 57ls
18th st. NV. GE, 1888. Une., mos in
asy; 81 80; @ 6, $3.50; no del: S. sd' ssp. n
VACGGM CLEANERs-Rebuilt Electrolux,
Sl4 so; Hoover Sl3;50; all makes IN
stock guar. "a months. For free home
demonstration, MODERN VACU NJ
STORES, MA. 5642, MA. 9742. %
VENETIAN BLINDS. custom built. wood,
steel or aluminium; prompt service. guar
work. free estimate. RA. 3S14. -23
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repainted. re-
tapped. recorded PARK AVE. VENETIAN
BLIND co. UN 1915.
WARDROBE TRUNKS t2), excellent con-
dition; worth 500 each; take $40 each.
WATER HEATERS, electric. 4o-galion;
Jackets, S109.64. Terms. Immediate de-
livery Also l5-gallon tabletop electric
water heaters. all sizes of gas water
heaters in stock STEWART BAINUM
WATER HEATERS, gas, prewar, all sizes,
Water Heater Specialists for 80 Years"
Expert installation. JOHN G. WEBSTER.
| 627 st. NV, Ma. A163. WO. 2220
BARGAINS in photo or movie EQUIPMENT.
Films surplus photo paper etc. BREN-
NER. 933 Penna. ave. NV, RE; 2434.
WILL SELL double breasted tuxedo. almost
new, size SO. Call TR, 1913, appointment.
COMPLETE LINE of New Enamel Paint,
lumber Of all kinds Open Sunday. Ma.
ONE CHILD's BED, almost new: one pair
riding boots uadys, size -. CAL co
Evening star., 1946-10-23
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

VA. ANTHRACITE. egg. stove and nut,
SI2.a4; pea, S1o,53; buckwheat. ss.5s:
bss esR sEs suR Rpag sfeve Coal e.
INC. Me 3545. -
WOoD, oak, hickory, S22 cord; mixed, $40;
seasoned; immediate delivery l.. S.
PARKER, Fails Church. AK. 1879. g.
ANDIRONS, fire tools, screens and all hre-
place goods repaired and refinished. D. I.
BROMWELL ITO 18th ST. NV ME- 1134.
FIREPLACE WOOD, is in. or "a in.
lengths, we'll seasoned, delivered. Cali THE
E1H gff nosE @ Fok Ss ao9a dss MoSEY Il nsh S
sea soned 1o0se hardwood For fireplace
wood, call the WOOD MAN. 81. 2119.
anytime, anywhere and any length; sea-
soned; mixed: S19 per cord. FIR. $3.50.
FIREPLACE WOOD. s1s cord dumped. sci
cord stored within 20 feet Kindlng, 500
basket. WILSON WOOD CO., Ex. 0o6S.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
POULTRY and EGGS

POULTRY and E00S
GLENDALE TURKEY FARM has young,
tender turkeys. We kill TO order. Bowie
214z OF SH. 1924. "a
Evening star., 1946-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AMI
FURNITURE CO., 622 e st. NV. Nations
Evening star., 1946-10-23

BEAUTY SHOPS, BEAUTY SHOPS - See
Mr.. Lanier, office PAUL J. MILLER. DU.
242s. for these bargains. Call II. S41S.
evenings for Mr.. Lanier, or DU. 2422 for
u5 Crosses $4,000 yr. quoted DOS
sibly S24 900 yr;; has nice equipment: in
Arlington. Va; handle for $4,000 down;
(2) Sc beauty shop: crosses $4,000
yr quoted: rent. S63; suitable for l or 2
operators. handle for $4,000 cash or less;
has furnished apt.
90 Excellent beauty shop. Sc; sroosses
100000 to $4,000 VI. quoted; rent, $3.50
has 2 apts. over shop that rent:
t4) Downtown hotel beauty shop; crosses
S12, 900 net says owner; rent. 500; han
die for $500 cash. See Mr.. Pollard, office
PAUL ]. MILLER, DU. 2422
GROCERY STORES, GROCERY STORES
Offered by PAUL MILLER, DU. 2422
Some with living quarters, some without.
See our complete list:
"a Ne. grocery: does $1,000 wk. rent.
S125 mo-: handle for $4,000 down or less;
price, S7,700 today:
$500 60 wk Sc en d mo ss Tms on
S4 500 down: priced, $4,000.
CD Self-service, beautiful store, NV:
does $4,000 Wk. quoted, more when plenty
meat: rent. 500: only $4,000 down: al
most $4,000 stock included. plus about
SO 900 fixtures; nice neighborhood spot,
t4l DGS, nets $3.50 wk.; gross almost
$1,000 wk: has So 500 stock; good fur
nishinrs: ST 1000 down:
81 600 wk.; rent, s1oo: handle for $1,000
down See complete list Of grocery stores
PAUL j MILLER ,Du. 2422. I'VE Sell
Anything on Earth"
Evening star., 1946-10-23

COLORED-DONUT-s SANDWICH shop, COL
ored sec; 5000 daily: closes 9 pm no
Sundays: $4,000, terms. De SHAZO g.
RESSEGGER, g22 14th. MA. $500.