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The Nome nugget., 1947-04-21
Treaties Appear To Be DeadlOcked
tBY John M. Hightower)

MOSCOW, (HD - The big four foreign ministers agreed Saturday at the demand of secretary of state George C. Marshall to take up the problem of Austria's frontiers.
 This involved chiefly YugoSlav- ia'S demand for southern Carin- thia. Russia has favored and the western powers have opposed this demand.
 A final deadlock on this issue following up Friday nights stale mate on German assets-Would be about the only thing needed to bury the Austrian treaty for the present.
 While Marshall and British for eign secretary Ernest Bevin have not declared themselves formally for an immediate Windup of the conference, both are widely re- ported to be anxious to leave here as soon as possible in view of al- most overwhelming evidence that no agreement can be reached on either a German or an Austrian treaty.
 MarShalrs move Saturday ap- peared to be one more test to prove no progress possible without an almost incredible change of policy on somebody's part.
 The big four got through three routine articles of the Austrian pact today, and while there was some shifting of positions on minor points and much arguing back and forth in the tWo-hour session, in- formants made it clear that noth- ing worth while was accomplished. MOSCOW, (P)-The council of foreign ministers went into semi secret session today in a desperate final effort to break dead-locks on the Austrian treaty. It was the sec ond semi-secret meeting of the conference.
 The action wa staken on sugges- ton by secretary of state Marshall. l. followed a declaration by Rus
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-21

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Result.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-30

ure, recommended by the interim
education COMMITTEES. would cen
tralize the administration Of City
and Rural schools under a county
authority in addition to consolida-
ting many Rural districts.
It also was aimed at raising teach
ing standards, increasing teacher S
salaries and providing additional
operating funds for Montana's sec
ondary education system.
In general the proposal was said
to contain provision for more
money-and less school districts.
Just where the money was com
ing from, no one seemed to know
fore the senate at last weeks close
which would rase the maximum
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-30
During 3rd Week
SoIons' Progress

Helena. Mont.,-WD-The third
week of Montana's 30th Legislature
was a week of continuing hard and
fast work on the Part of the States
lawmakers.
It also was the period between
two bitter fights.
AS the 18th legislative day pas
sed. there had been 98 bills intro
duced in the House and 80 IN the
Senate, as compared with Al IN
House and IA in the Senate at the
same period of the 18th assembly
Noon on the 18th Legislative day
Thursday marked the halfway
point for introduction of bills. Un-
der the law, bills may be intro
duced in the assembly during the
first IS legislative days.
Some indication of how far along
the present legislature is may be
gained from the fact that the 18th
assembly had total of 1888 bills
introduced in the House and ia
in the Senate.
In both fights, as a determined
member of the Loyal Opposition,
was Rep. L. H. Anderson, D., Con
rad.
On Tuesday, Anderson opposed
the measure which would refund
to State war veterans income taxes
paid on their Military Compensa-
ton during World War II.
He called the bill, given finaI
House passage by a 61-l5 vote, "un.
economic, unWise and unconstitu-
tional."
Anderson read from Montana''
constitution:
mo liabiIity-held-by the State
shall ever be-Released.? The legis
lative assembly, or shall such-ob
legation be extinguished except by
payment"
The former army Lieutenant-Col
onel then said he could not vote
on the measure because he woulC
stand to gain financially by It's ap
proval. In this stand he was joined
by Reps. r. G Dryer, D., Butte
and P. c.. Holzer, D., Stanford.
The income tax refund measure
which will cost the state an amour
ranging from its sponsors estimat
of $4,000 to Anderson's of $270,O0l
was co-authored by Reps F. II
Padbury, r., Helena, and G. w
O'Connor, r., Fromberg.
On Friday, the House folded TO
the weekend on the heels of ano
Their battle, this one also involving
Anderson.
The latter SCRAP came before tn
representatives killed bills which
would have increased by SIS a weel
compensation paid injured workmei
and decreased the period before pay
ments began.
House bills 81 and So, by Rer
John Emmons, D., Anaconda, wer
done away with despite Gov. San
c Ford's recommendation that in
creases be granted.
HB-67, which would have reduces
the waiting period before compen
sation to injured workmen begins
was tabled indefinitely 1921 on
motion by Rep. o. J. Armstrong, r
Kalispell, House Majority Floo
Leader.
An unfavorable committee repor
by chairman John Oliver, r., Eka
laka, of the House Workmen's Com
pensation Committee, was adoptet
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-30

At midnight pie and coffee were
served by the Grange ladies. After
supper those who wished danced to
music provided by the new phonO-
graph which the Grange purchased
recently.
All proceeds of the entertainment
will be turned over to the March
of Dimes.-Grange reporter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-30
WARLAND GRANGE GIVES
PUBLIC CARD PARTY

Last Saturday evening the War
land Grange sponsored a public
card party at their hall in War
land. Race Horse Pinochle was en-
joyed by those present, high prize
going to Fred Schaffer and Mrs.
Herb Fitzpatrick, low to Vernon
Kimber and Mrs. Frank Baker.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-30

About 5000 Pacific Northwest
veterans in education or training
programs under CT Bill provisions
we're added to subsistence rolls dur
ing December, bringing the total
to $500.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-30

county school levy from 8 % II
mills.
II was believed in Montana's
capitol that the most opposition to
the bill would come from the rural
districts, particularly in the north
eastern portion of the state, where
it was believed the mandatory con-
solidation of school districts might
make the younsters a generation OF
bus riders from the first grade on.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-05
ApvERrrsEMENr FOR Bids

Sealed proposals for constructing
additions to Charlotte Hyatt Elemen-
tsry School. Magnolia Elementary
school n Ed Mayo Elementary School
Board of Aldermen OF the city OF
Moss Point and Board Of Trustees OF
the Moss Point Municipal Separate
School District. Moss Point. MISSISSIPPI
pi. at the City Hall In Moss Point.
until 2 p. m. central standard timel
time and place they will be publicly
opened and read.
Plans. specifications and contract
documents are or file and may be
examined at the office of the City
Clerk. In the City Hall. at Moss Point.
Mississippi; n copies thereof may be
obtained from the offices of the AT.
chitects, Landry. Matthes. Olschner
and Associates 313 Pere Marquette
Building. New Orleans, Louisiana. and
2i8 West Pine Street, Ha~ttiesburg. Mis-
sissippi, n at the office of F. W.
Dodge Corporation, Richards Build
ing, New Orleans. Louisiana. upon de-
post of SIS. 90.
The full AMOUNT Of deposits for one
set of documents will be returned to
each actual bidder. All other deposits
VIII be refunded, less deductions not
exceeding the actual cost of repro
duction of the documents, upon the
return of all documents In good con-
dition within 10 days after the date
of opening bids.
Bids must be submitted on the
blank proposal forms furnished with
the specifications and must be accom-
panied by Bid Security In the form Of
Certified check, Cashiers check. or
acceptable Bid Bond payable to the
City of Moss Point, Mississippi. in an
amount equal to at least . per cent of
the base bids: such security to be for
feited as liquidated damages, not pen
atty, by any bidder who may be
awarded the contract, but who fails
to carry put the terms of the Propos-
al. execute Contract and give Bond In
the form and amount and within the
time specified.
No bid may be withdrawn for q
period of 30 days after the schedule
closing time for the receipt of bids.
HI Owner reserves the right TO re-
1ect any or all bids and TO waive any
and all formalitfes. BY order of the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the
City of Moss Point. Mississippi, this
the 9th day of August 1947.
W. G.. STEWART, City Clerk.
1t 8-2g. as. II 10
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MISS L S S T

Miss Joyce Nelson entertained
Friday afternoon with a bridge
party with friends from Pasca-
goula as guests.
Miss Faye Lewis received the
high score prize and Miss Ann
Gulley the bingo prize.
After the games delicious re-
freshments were served to Misses
Ann Gulley. Faye Lewis, Rene
Virgins, Dolores Byrd, Elaine
Avera. Jean Swartwout, Sue Ann
Hyames, New Orleans house
guest of Miss Lewis.
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CAN you SAVE $4,000
IN . EAR
I'm YOUR PRESENT IQH2

Here's a job opportunity that
a start you on the road to finan-
cial independence. Want to WI a
farm-or a business for yourself
some day? Then here's how you
start-enlist in the new Regular
Army or Air Force. Highest pay
you'll receive in history-plus free
food. clothing. housing. and medi-
cal care. Thousands of high school
graduates are volunteering daily
because no other profession of
fers SO much. Learn. earn. and
save while you serve If you are
a qualified veteran, you may spend
your first year in your own Army
Area. or If travel appeals to you,
you may serve in the European
Theater at twenty percent extra
pay.
Ii you're seeking travel. adven-
ture. education in specialized
branches, the Regular Army and
Air Force offer all these. along
with depression-proof pay checks
to guarantee you real stability and
the chance to save up to nearly
1000 in cash in 3 years.
Rising prices need not affect
you. You can prepare for a Sc
cure career by qualifying for the
job you select in the u. s. Army
or Air Force. Get full details.
without any obligation. at your
nearest U. S. Army and Air Force
Recruiting Station. at
U. S. ARMY RECRUITING
STATION
Palace Pharmacy Building
800 Delmas Ave. Tel. 1914
Pascaqoula, Miss.
TELEPHONE Io74
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ADVERTISEMENT ron BIDS

Sealed proposals for furnishing and
installing school and cafeteria equip
ment in the new additions to Char
lotte Hyatt Elementary School, Mag
nolia Elementary School and Ed Mayo
Elementary School will be received
by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
of the City of Moss Point and Board
of Trustees of the Moss Point NUM-
cipal Separate School District, Moss
Point, Mississippi, at the City Hall In
Moss Point, Mississippi until 2s30 p.
M. central standard timel Thursday
September as, l947. at which time and
place they will be publicly opened and
read.
Separate proposals will be received
n considered for: Group A. School
Equipment and Group b, Cafeteria
Equipment.
Specifications and contract docu-
ments are on file and may be examin-
ed at the office of the City Clerk In
the City Hall at Moss Point, Mississip-
pi; and copies thereof may be obtained
from the offices of the Architects,
Landry, Matthes. Olschner and As
~soeiates, 3I3 Per Marquette Building.
New Orleans. Louisiana. and 218 West
Pine Street. Hattiesburg. Mississippi.
and at the office of r. W. Dodge
Corporation. Richards Building. New
Orleans. Louisiana, upon deposit OF
$1,000.
THE full amount of deposit will be
returned to ZACH actual bidder upon
return of documents In good condition
within 10 days after opening Of bidsl.
Bids must be submitted on the blank
proposal forms furnished with tho
specifications. and must be accomp-
anied by Bid Security In the form OF
Certified check. Cashiers check. or
acceptable Bid Bond payable to the
City of Moss Point, Mississippi. i'm an
amount equal to at ieast 5 per cent OF
the base bid: such security to be for
feited as l~iquidated damages. not pen
atty, by any bidder who may be award
ed the contract. but who fails to car
ry out the terms of the Proposal, ex-
ecute contract and give bond In the
form and amount and within the time
specified.
No bid may be withdrawn for q
period of 80 days after the schedule
closing time for the receipt of bids.
The owner reserves the right to re-
iect any Or all bids and to waive any
n all formalities. BY order oil the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the
City of Moss Point. Mississippi, this
the 9th day of August i947.
w. G.. STEWART. City Clerk
at 800, g-5. II. 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-05
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB

The first meeting of the Arts
and Crafts club for the new club
year will be held at the center on
Adm. Dewey and 18th street,
Wednesday, Sept. 10. at 3 p. m.
All members r urged to attend
as changes are to be made in the
constitution and bylaws and
there is to be an election of of
ficers.
Annual reports from standing
committees will also be part of
the business of the afternoon ac-
eording 10 the president, Mrs. S.
B. McIlwain.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-05

Feathers of the wild turkey
were used BY prehistoric pueblo
Indians of New Mexico for eere-
monial purposes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No I0f00

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. I0f02
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ABRAHAM BERNSTEIN.
DECEASED.
Letters of Administration have been
granted IN the 14th day of August.
i947 by the chancery Court of Jack
son County, Mississippi, to the under
signed. upon the Estate of Abraham
Bernstein. deceased: notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against said Estate to present the same
TO the Clerk Of said Court for pro-
bate and registration. according to
law, within six months from the first
publication hereof. or the same will
be forever barred.
This the 18th gay of August, 1947.
Signed: Joseph K~leinfeldt.
Administrator.
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MISCELLANEOUS
. FOR SALE OR TRADE "a

SINGER Sewing Machine. Humans,
926 s. Market St. phone 1891. % / p 9-5
FOR SALE OR TRADE Complete
household furnishings. all practically
new. Will sell or trade for automo-
bile. See before 3 p. m. II. E. War
rem. Lewis Trailer Court. % 2 p 9-5
CONCRETE BLOCK MAKER-makes
blocks size 8x8xi6. Plain and rough
face designs. Cores and enc gates OPP
crate by hand lever. Capacity about
80 per hour. Also. small concrete mix
err and motors Gu. IT, vat size. c. o.
Blair, Daisy vestry. Route A. Perkins
tor, Miss. % 2t pd 1929
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CARDS OF THANKS

We take this means of expressing
our heartfelt thanks and apprecia-
ton to our many friends and rela-
tives who vera so nice to us during
the recent sickness and death of our
dear wife, mother. and grandmother.
Mrs. Sabra Ann Taylor. We also wish
10 thank the doctors and nurses of the
Jackson County hospital for their
loyal efforts. Many thanks for the
beautiful floral offerings. All have
our everlasting gratitude. - Husband.
Children and Grandchildren.
as nd
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-05
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FoR RENT

BEAT THE COMING HIGHER RENTS.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME FOR LESS.
WITH SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND
MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS Low AS
$4,000 PER MONTH. PAYS TAXES,
INSURANCE. INTEREST AND PRIN-
CIPAL. INGLEWOOD HOMES. INC,
900 so. PASCAGOULA STREET,
PHONE 230. IA tic 8-29
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NOTICE

NO. IUII4
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To William II. Blandy
Address: Unknown.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chaneery Court of the County of
Jackson in said State. on the Second
Monday of December A. D. I947, to de.
fend suit No. l0lls in said Court of
IRENE HATTEN BLANDY. Wherein
you are a defendant, and wherein
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NorIcr no cHEpIToHs

Letters of E~xecutorship having been
granted on the 18th day of August.
l947 by the Chancery Court OF Jack
son County. Mississippi to the under
signed upon the Estate of Louise Wiley
Washington. deceased. notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against said Estate to present the same
TO the Clerk of said Court for probate
and registration according to law with
in six months from this date or they
will be forever barred.
This 9th day of August. t947.
LOUISE JAMES. Executrix
At 8-29, 9-5, IL, 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES

Complainant seeks a decree of divorce.
as fully set out in bill or file.
This % day of August A.. D., i947.
FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk, Chancery Court,
jackson County. Mississippi.
(SEAL) BY Vertis G.. Ramsay, ID. c.
st 6-29, 9-5, Ola
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20 ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 20
MISCELLANEOUS
Il FOR SALE OR TRADE "a

BUTTONHOLE ATTACHENT for sale.
sos 18th ST. Pascagoula. % / p 9-5
SCHOOL SUPPLIEs-For sale. Hin
mans, 926 S. Market St, phone 1887.
70 3 p 9-5
ONE GAS Side arm hot water heater
with tank. 525 S. Pascagoula st.
% 3 p 9-5
Okla NEW Side wall tent. SI8.75. Hin
mans. 926 S. Market St, phone 1887.
% l p 9-5
TACKLE BoxES-ss cents. Humans.
926 s. Market St. phone 1897.
BOOK sATCHELs-4e cents. Hin
MANS. 926 S. Market St. phone 1887.
GOOD ROPING SADDLEIs6O. 90. W.
d. Oliver, Escatawpa. Miss.
~ At pd s-29
PROFESSIONALLY 800 CALDER Pts
toll and Ammunition. 5000. See Eddie
Ladd at Scott Store. % / p 9-5
CYPRESS POSTS-For sale. Phone
189-W, W. l.. Blain. River Rid. Pasca-
goula. % 2 p 9-5
PHILCO RADIO-For sale or trade for
Singer Sewing Machine. 318 Herrick
St. Pascagoula. Miss. % I p 9-5
ONE Butane Gas Tank. ITO gal. com
plete. for sale. Mrs. Ben Dick. 4i3
Monroe st. % 2 p 9-5
HOUSE TRAILER, large t%arpaulin.
screen porch, work shop. Located at
Delmas Trailer Court. % 2t pd 8-29
DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN-Stev-
ems i2-guage hammerless: excellent
condition. Phone $685.. % 2t pd 8-29
FOOT LOCKERS-Army. SOS. Ideal
for boys or girls going away to school.
Humans. 926 S. Market St, phone 1887
% 1 p 9-5
ELECTRIC WATER PUMP and three
burner oil stove. Both in excellent con-
dition. Walter Lindsay. Kreole. Miss.
Tel. $3.50. % ct pd 800
WELDING EQUIPMENT-Portable
electric machine and gas equipment.
Jackson County Auto Service. High
way 90. % II pd 8-29
HOT WATER H~EATER-f2 gal. cap.
Can be used with or without plumb
ing. New. voic price. Pogue Elec-
trio. next door Western Union.
"a ! p 9-s
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y wv r n 4 NlLIN Il IN
MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS Low AS
$45.00 PER MONTH. PAYS TAXES,
INSURANCE. INTEREST AND PRIN-
cIPAL. INGLEWoOD HOMES. INC,
900 SO. PASCAGOULA STREET.
PHONE $50. IA tic s-29
Is HOUSES FOR SALE is
SIx-ROoM HOUSE and bath. Lot look
$50. Reasonable. 300 Griffin St. Moss
Point. is p 9-5
sIx-RooM HoUsE-with Bath. Near
main gate of %shipyard. 404 Columbus
Drive. i6 3 p 9-5
BEAUTIFUL HoUsE-on Krebs Lake
Also lots. Bess Todd vetter. Phone
5l62 Moss Point l6 Ste 8-22
CONGRATULATIONS HOUSE in
Pascagouls. Bess Todd Vetter. Phone
5l62 Moss Point. is Ste 8-22
SIx-ROOM HOUSE-il lots. E. WASH
ington St. Bayou Casotte. See Chas.
L. May. 16 6tpd 8-8
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSTON lot 100
x272'. on River Road. Outside city
limits. Phone 5i62, Moss DIN
is ct c 8-29
FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE-on lot g6'
x192'. in Moss Point. near school. Bess
Todd Veteer, Phone 5l62 Moss Point.
l6 3t C 8-29
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE-And bath. COM
plete furnishings. Price Sc, ZOO. Mrs.
Matte Carvin. Ri, /, ~Pascagoula, Miss.
is 3 p 9-5
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE Butane gas,
lights n water-a mile south of Paper
Min. For information see James Ben
nett, Kreole, Miss. l6 | D p-5
FIVE-RooM HOUSE With water,
lights and gas. Front and back por-
ches. Phone 648, End house Railroad
St. city. 16 D 9-5
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE-on lot 1855 X
1867. in East Mess Point. Ia large PEI
can trees. Price $500. 90. Terms. Call
5l62 Moss Point. 16 3 t c 8-29
HOUSE IN MOSS POINT on lot i65 X
196. Fl. ID pecan trees. Price s $500. Bess
Todd Vetter. Phone 5l62 Moss Point.
Is Ste 8-22
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE with lot 100
X 272 it.. on River Road. Bess Todd
Vetter. Phone 5i62 Moss Point
Is Ste 8-22
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE and furniture
on Canty Street. Reasonable. Bess Todd
Vetter. Phone 5162, Moss Point.
Is Ste 1872
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE and lot, with gas,
lights and water. One and one-half
blocks from Picnic Inn on Beach cut
off road. $500. Henry e. Ryan.
is Up 9-5
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE with bath. nm
der construction. Will contract to fin
ish. Lights. gas running water. s. $500.
Hildred Thomas. E~scatawpa. Miss.
l6 81 pd 1929
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE-on three acres
of ground. Located northeast side
nNnrNa LtAr
5l8 krebs Ave. Ask for r. l.. Thomp-
son, i6 st pd 8-22
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE-Modern, bu-
large best pecan trees in Alabama.
neve been neglected, mostly Stu
arts. should yield 10 tons his year.
$4,000, half cash. balance yearly.
Selling ccount of i'll health. John
Pfleger. Grand Bay. 16 2 p 9-5
LAKE FRONT property 100 fl, on
krebs Lake, so # on Lake Ave. lot
100 II. deep. Beautiful oaks with Span
ism moss. Four-room house with bath.
Lights. natural gas, city water and
telephone. $3.50 cash or 5000 cash and
S56.4l per month for % months. Lee
p. Davis, 474 Lake Ave, Phi. 458-R.
IS 2t pd 1929
INGLEWOoD HOME FOR SALE
MODERN 2 AND 3 BEDROOM
'MENTS. HARDWOOD FLOORS, PLAS-
TERED WALLS. GAS RANGE. AUTO
$4,000 DOWN PAYMENT. BALANCE
LIKE RENT. PAYS TAXES. INSUR-
ANCE. INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL.
NO CLOSING FEES. VETERANS
$4,000 DOWN PAYMENT. TWO VETS
CAN BUY DUPLEX APARTMENT
TOGETHER. INGLEWOOD HOMES
INC. 900 SO. PAScAGOULA ST.
PHONE 230. Is tic 8-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY
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FILE FOLDERS-sJ x If Press
board. regular Csc. special at
Csc each. or ....-.a-......i2 for $3.50
BLOTTERS-Desk sire. 10 x "a.
blue, brown, yellow. vine. reg
ular i5e. o ....-4..-...a..~..... 10c
CLEANING TISSUES-s40 square
feet in roll. regular zoe.
hoN for Si.Z5
SOCIAL STATIONERY Assorted
olo and styles. now going
At as..--..-~-...-a... HALF PRICE
RUBBER BANDS-Quarter pound.
regular SOC. special now
al for 75c
ADVERTISER SALES AND SERVICE
2i4 Deimas Ave. Phone 504
n ltdh TBS
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A CLASSIFIED AID is A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
as pouLTRY-LIvEsTocg as

MICH CoW-First house to left past
cattle guard on East Lincoln. T. l..
Harper. rs ! D 9-5
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JERSEY COW-And two weeks old
calf. Schwinn bicycle. Phone 1926,
Moss Point. rs p 9-5
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Q HOUSE FURNISHINGS /

GAS COOK STOvE-Four burner. with
oven. Minemans. 926 S. Market St.
Phone 1887. 10 I p 9-S
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HOUSES FOR A L

SIX-ROOM HOUSE and bath. Lot look
$50. Reasonable. 808 Griffin St. Moss
Point. l6 | D 9-5
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BABY BUGGY-Good condition. 4Ss
School St, off S. Pascagoula ST.. Pas
cagoula. 10. c 9-5
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HORSE. SADDLE and BRIDLE-For
sale. Horse named Peanut. Phone
4s7i, i06 Walter St, Moss Point, Miss.
Is / d o-5
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SINGER SEWING MAcHINE-Good
condition. Price SIS. Phone l34o-W
after 8 p. m. 10 l p 9-5
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01

FOR SALE by owner. Two 4.room
houses on high wooded lots.
Will sell separately or together.
Garden, chickens. ETC.. Phone
1882.
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ELECTROLUX AIR purifier and
cleaner. Sales and Service Call
3440 Burgaw.
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s e N C

IS OUR BUSINESS!
You get quick action and eff
cient service when you ISL
your property tor sale with
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NICELY FURNISHED bed room,
semi private bath, central loca-
ton. SOB Chestnut St.