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Evening star., 1948-01-24
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont

WOULD LIKE To BUY CLEAN CARS. I940
through 194S. Bring your car to f. 4 II.
MOTORS for top dollar. 1921 Blsdens-
taDe ieS 6fS s 1e
pay p2yk sPoG cesg esHFEa pRia9 eco for
sTEuART MoToR CO, 9Th and N. z.
ave NV. Ma. 5000.
TRY TRIANGLE-Get top cash price for
sSRf ssll ea' or drlTe nt to IT TRIANGLE i MOTORS
BRAND-NEW is17 or 1s4s CAR wanted
win pay all In cash. Party needs car for
SEE Us BEFORE you sELL-A nat pric.
of $50 for selling your car, at your own
price; no other charge, Mr.. REYNOLDS
or MIR. CROSS. Ma. 7349. Open Sundays.
SELL OR TRADE YOUR CAR at Horner's
corner STANLEY H. HORHER. Buick,
Fla ave. 5th to 9Th sts. NE, AT 6464
Mr. LEWIS noG c'nnseted pnss 1. WITH SoFpa 59 nav
surprisingly high of1er Or can for MT:
Lewis to come to you. ego dnsd glsden'ourE
SoKTnrasT sa nf Senese MofoR foi' CO. lrold Dealers
viii pay top cash price for. your Ford.
Chevrolet. Plymouth Dodge. etc Drive in
for appraisal or call Mr.. Barnes for a
depssuIe 5epss'r I'd ne, opposite sears. AT oSoo
"WIE WITH WINN"-Top price for your
ear: never too new. never too old; win
come to your home or Once; pisnss g pSTTSlHs wTNns
HsTUUuDEsAKERs HU 1877 and as. Cash in
min; also other makes. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS, 2211 n. Y. ave. ms, TR. g4T4.
r.ETy n NEED .s1, 2, as47 as4s pas Iq!ss aSst
be almost new. w
Evening star., 1948-01-24
Natures Children
Northern Fur Seals.
By liIIion Cox Athey

The San Diego Zoo in California
Is the only place where Northern
fur seals can be seen in captivity.
They arrived last August and after
a rest in the zoos hospital under
special observation of experts, they
were given their special apartment.
These very handsome seals were
facing extinction as their Southern
cousins, the Guadalupe fur seals.
Some years ago the future of the
Northern fur seals was secured
through the signing of the Pelagic
treaty by governments of various
nations in whose waters the seals
travelled. Complete control of the
seal herds was placed in the hands
of the United States.
The guests of the zoo are happy
and no not seem to miss their lib
erty. Thousands Of their kin now
roam the seas in perfect safety.
Northern fur seals spend most of
each year. at sea. They spend sum-
mers on land. The distances COW
cred during their absence from the
Pribilofs are vast.
When autumn comes the seal
herds begin their journey southwark.
1t is believed that many of them
enter California waters and in the
early days their visits to California
shores were regular. They are
seen on the Asiatic side of the Pa
cific as far as Japan.
During autmun, winter and spring
the seals rarely come within sight
of land. In. early May few stall
wart bulls arrive on the Pribilof. BY
June their fellow countrymen liter
ally pour in by the thousands. Be-
fore the ladies arrive claims have
been stake out and established amid
much fighting.
On the arrival OF the females, the
males fight for as many of them as
they can defend. Some capture as
many as hundred Now it is neces-
sary to keep all of them by watching
the younger suitorS from persuading
tickle minded females to elope. The
intruder is treated harshly if caught
Soon after the harem is estab-
lished the young are born. The
mothers go for daily swim and
food nearby. but the father stands
guard day and night. No mother
makes the mistake of nursing the
wrong baby. She can detect her in
fant's cry amid the din of all the
hungry crowd.
AS summer wanes the weary, hun
CRY father is free to go for food. a
swim and bath. The youngsters are
now learning to swim. They make
an awful splash trying to keep their
head above water. BY winter they
are excellent swimmers, capable q.
keeping up with the herd. They
will be away until summer after
months in the sea.
Evening star., 1948-01-24
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

CHEVROLET OR FoRD-veteran needs
MUM for clean car. Call GE. 9s42'
! DIRECT REC = RON Z OWNER, a msdium-pEieed
AZ or '46 4-door sedan. Box 47s-D. Star.
URGENTLY NEEDED. clean automobiles,
assh nsE or waitias alfn '' GENE N n0e
HenP1g PhY I'll RI ne e4sH IT. to o2 prvate party
fer a clean u used car. Ho. oel1 or "a
RIGHT HAND DRIVE American nerI cI car: s4ls *
FORD model A coach. in good all-around
eonditen 1v t9r sep2RR use on rpTai No hs MARLBORO
AUTO owNERs-Let US sell your car at
top market price. Absolutely no charge 70
eVes and Suns for your convenience. DIS
TRIcr Auto SALES. 40 Mass. ave. 9s'' 1sw''
PoNTiAcs PonUi; URGENTLY MEEDEDmW!n
sALERs, INC, 1871 BladensOurs I'd. ne,
cHevRoLETs URGENTLY NEEDID-
viii pay immediate cash. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. INC, 1871 Bladensburg rd. ne ne
WE WANT CARS REGARDLESS OF PRICE
Don't trade on q new car or sen snS
un st % Gqr 0f Absonts, PGfsi ss hsfd case
price II car is paid for will give you cash:
If car is not paid for will pay oH PIP SalanSe &c
DERs MOTORS. Washinston's oldest e. ex. {.
elusive used-car dealers. See MT. Barnes
for appraisal. All cash or certified cheek
Only one location. Drive in open lot. 800
i4th. corner N st. NV. Open $3.50 TO b.
Closed SUNDAY NO I'LL
HOLD 1T JUST MINUTE to get high
cash price for your 194s or 1947 car and
older 4 clean; D1iye in Or call D1 5sad: gsn1.
Island xrsr Axe ppsn psss,S r. on to :. pm MAKE,
of i cars 1 are assured at McKEE-PoNT1Ac.
1925 L St: NV NE, 600; 940o;,,,x ..z
70 AZ; viii pay, your price for clsan rns ears-
Come to or call LIVINGSTON MOTORS
l23 o st. ne Elk 5S09
PLYMoIIH@s1Gash fes yog, s esF g. no EsrIei1 rsS
st.. Takoma Park. b. Georgia $500:
FoRDs-Gssh for yopr % eart no c,ra, rec 'ans, =
Takoma Park. D. c. Georgia $500.
BUCKS, Chevroiets, Fords. Pontiacs or
any make Of car that has had good care.
We need them and will pay the highssst g,
st. NV, DU, 1856.
Evening star., 1948-01-24
T axe Ny Word for 1t
Rv Eropk Tojhv
BY Fronk Colby
j. Saturday Grab Bag.

Iona Linda: I often see the
word "zanza" In print here in Cali
fornia. Please give the meaning
and pronunciation.-Mrs. J. s.
Answer-Zanja is Spanish from
the Arabic. 1t means "a canal for
irrigating; also, gully or arroyo"
The American Spanish pronuncis-
ton is SAHNG -hah. do not
know how the word Is pronounced
in California.
Washington: So, you approve Of
climb down" Well. what do you
think Of drop up'?-H. B.
AnsWer-One meaning of the verb
to drop is: ITO come Unexpectedly
or casually" In American idiom 1t
is quite natural to invite a friend
to drop in for a visit, to drop by or
over or up.
Nashville A friend pronounces
the name Richard as "rish-AHRD,"
the explanation being that 1t Is the
French pronunciation. Right7-Mrs.
M. P.
Answer-Sorry, no. In French the
name Richard is pronounced rec
SHAR, the "a" in the second svl-
liable almost as fat as in carrot
The I'd" Is silent.
Louisville Please pronounce and
explain the name Janice. Also give
the meaning Of Donald and Char
ilotte.-Mrs. A. w.
Answer-Janice is pronounced
JAN-iss. It's a form Of the name
Jane. which means God Is gra-
cious." Donald is Of Gaelic origin,
1t means world ruler" Charlotte
Is a feminine form of Charles. which
means strong. manly"
Syracuse-You said recently that
Jesu is pronounced "JEE-soo,'
Colby, you're wrong! The poetic
Jesu is YAY-soo.-E. H.
Answer shouldn't recommend
YAY-soo when Jesu occurs In Eng
lish text. poetic or otherwise. When
Jesu occurs in Latin text. YAY-soo,
of course, is correct. The best rule
to follow is outlined In Merriam
Webster's: Latin names, words and
phrases In English context are given
the English, not the Latin, pro-.
nunciation.
Evening star., 1948-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER ls47 Champion 4-door; ex
s5o sp green aRfMA4 sRM R"raS 7 Maine sFssn
81 sTUDEBAkER dHk'' 1s47 Commander; 500
miles; 6eaut T1 maroon nsh with whits
xa snd teqms tmn 'u ssuaDess s. MooR 'esee co
sS91 I'd IR 9o9s oris
paint, completely oyerhauled motor; ss45.
sENNiNG b = sI MopoRs' opS5 INC" 1900 BennlnE
sTubEBAKERs@is47 81 fG i ~ coseh aSf' and sedan;
ss5 lsas de MHdss 81 a9sy tsRef NoRs KS
N. Y. ave. and Bladensburs rd" TR. 9474.
sTuDEsAkEK 1s41 Champion s.dooz;
the same as new inside and out; a real
buy, only Ss95; mechanically ok'd; car
On 6th.fioor TTn shqTroom; ny mr. 39-day gna%rantee %
Ford Dealership," lila Vermont ave. NV,
TnRRAPLANE 1885 4-dr.; running cond.;
ST. sS s sash nS .v. ae54 cdmaS s5er Rano. all S say
wILLYs 1899 sedan: good condition, new
covers, cheap trsnsD.; $500. Ho. $3.50.
wILLYs 1897 4-dr.; GOOD tires, mechsni-
fa ransp soas ss2s s Phones as W. e"ss ss47 low
eond heater i 81 $50 s,oN W1LnYs Sn OF WASH WASH
EGTos aTTc 5Hf s9t or St buy car aS this
tory; @ total tses s.. YOU WON'T 60 wrong
ave ave se ssere or i1oo f1th fih st. p r. 71Ys
skTTsH Aasts ssso sfoRTs 1sn cansrs, shn and
low Ioy mileage mileage: cost M neS $! 500. win ssks
S1750. INQUIRE YACHT TYPHooN, 800
osi9s oRTGINaI Az Afro fT AucrIoN-s6 total cos.
to sell your car; Sales every Friday at
Brick brick Bldg. wAsHINGToN AUTo AUc-
TIoN. S511 Colesyille rd., Silver Spring,
Mo. sH. 400. Open daily. 9 to o.
CHEVROLET , 1912 coupe; o. 1-oSnsr Sas ear
Dodge 1910 coupe; radio and heater;
also clean; -dng must dispose OF one; S19b.
1887 FORD Tudor sedan $3.50
937 Packard sedan ,--------------2 $50
934 Ford Tudor sedan 125
1888 Ford Tudor TRTeRs SedsR R------- SSo
1885 sss psnel pare truefp rs
lS4I GMc ton-half long wheelbsse aoo
Open Sunday JOHN g. REEcE, d! III
KNOW YOUR DEALERS as well as your
prices
:H46 Dodge Gus 4-dr sed., equip. 81 s25
1916 Ford Tudor Super de luxe 1,645
194I Chev. 2-dr,, heater, clean ,025
l94l Pontiac sedanette, equip. p.--- 1,o95
1910 Dodge sed.. r. and h. clean go
I941 Stude. club cpe., r. and h.. 975
1946 Ford Sup. de !: sed., r. and h. 1,115
1937 Stude. sed. Dictator $40
1910 Olds, sed go" very clean 915
See these cars nrst and SHOPPING worries
will be over. E. & H. MOTORS, 1021
3la adersburg I'd. ne. FIR. 1913. %
Evening star., 1948-01-24
Word Come
Find 48 or more common English
words IN

words IN
INERMO
meaning, destitute OF proxies or
thorns. Average mark Is a words.
Time limit, IS minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must be Of
four or more letters. .. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of "s," such as
bats" Cats" are not used. Only ons
form OF q word is used 4. Proper nsmss
are not used. list viii be published
Monday.
Evening star., 1948-01-24

very likely succeed, 1t does not nee
essarily follow that it is the proper
method to pursue. There may be q
method that is even more likely to
succeed. That. is the basis of the
safety play. Where there is no
extra cost it Is folly to accept any
thing less than the best, and I say
this despite its striking resemblance
to commercial.
The bidding perhaps calls for
some comment. Vests feeble at
tempt at psyching is relic of the
gay 90s. Experience has shown
that against any one capable of
counting as high as IS this type of
bid will not in the long run pay div
idends. In the actual hand 1t should
have provided declarer with the clew
to the proper handling Of the dunn
my. But unfortunately this con-
testant was not equal to the occa-
sion. North doubled, and had the
conditions of vulnerability been re-
versed South would have passed for
penalties. South preferred to 60 for
game, and his Jump bid Is proper
with a holding of two honor tricks,
particularly in view of his previous
pass. North, assured that his part
ner had at least two high-card
tricks, saw no point to prolonging
the agony and barged right into
the slam.
The eight of hearts was opened,
and declarer went up with the ace,
1t was quite evident that West had
made bluff bid and he felt there
was no good reason for risking the
finesse. He then played the king
and queen of trumpS, and when
they refused to clear he played the
ace and king Of clubs. East ruffed
and cashed the king Of hearts.
While 1t was very probable that
declarer's line Of play would sue
ceed, and to be- sure he was the vic
tim of q very unfortunate break of
the cards, nevertheless he Mad only
himself to blame for the failure.
There was a surer way to make the
hand. While it was obvious that
West had nothing, nevertheless
there was a strong likelihood that
he had length in clubs for his
psychic bid and that the suit would
therefore not break Az, which the
declarer hoped for.
The safe method to play the hand
Is to take the first heart and lead
Immediately to the ace of diamonds.
Dummy should be entered with a
trump and the king of diamonds is
cashed, declarer shedding a heart.
A diamond is ruffed in the closed
hand and then the heart is played,
Nothing can prevent the declarer
from rufing the losing heart and
the little diamond in his own hand
and then the entire dummy is good.
In other words. the proper play
was to establish the dummy rather
than the closed hand There ap-
pears to be strange psychological
objection to such procedure in
many quarters. I am quite per-
suaded that had the declarer played
the hand from the North seat he
would have selected the recon-
line of play, and there is
strong tendency to keep the eve on
the closed hand to the neglect OF
the dummy, which. after all, is
many times the dominant hand.
(Copyright, 194s, by Charles Fl. Gorsnl
Evening star., 1948-01-24

Do you think that list Of words ot
similar sound but with different meanings
would be useful? Mr. Colby has. written
a Ieanet, C-6. which includes such a liSt
To obtain q copy. send B cents IN com snd
stamped self-addressed envelope to him,
care washington Star, p. o. Box ~. Sta
lion a. New York ~, n. Y.
ICopyright, 194S. the Bell syndicate, me-
Evening star., 1948-01-24
a461 Wisconsin Ave, OR. 34O0

7461 Wisconsin Ave, OR. 3400
Full.
,o.s price.
o.o looks good. s15O down $2s5
1888 Ford coupe; runs fine. $3.50
1889 Plymouth 4-dr: heater; excel.
~ motor. $3.50 down 49, $696
peri. running car. .S265 downs S7s5
1s41 Plymouth coupe: heater; new
finish. $500 down --- $S75
new motor $500 down 1895
1910 Ford Tudor sed,; r. and h.:
perfect. $500 down - $ss5
1910 Chevr. 2-dr.; heater; good
motor $500 down :, - sss5
lS4l Gsw SssvI nish flh0 sss ss d down. and h. 1895
drive $685. down sss5
1941 Chevr. 2-dr. Special de luxe;
and h. 1885 down $995
r. and h. h.; new tires. tires sSsI5
1912 Fleetline; r. and h s4oo
down ---~.------- S1,195
fluid drive: beautiful. $4o0
1s41 Chew convert; r: and h.: new
- ehanic's car S4o0 down s1,1e5
low. mileage 1896 down s1,es5
1947 Hudson convert: fully equip
ped. S695 down wn--------l-S S1,995
1901 Wisconsin ave, OIL. 1900
1885 Chevr 2-dr runs fine S195
- car -~-o sa45
h. Sl35 down s3a5
1898 Plymouth 4dr., sed,: r. and
h; in splendid shape. $500
down $595
1899 Ford de luxe "s5" coupe: r.
and h.; clean as q pin; S235
down - 1895
1888 oIds sed.: r., and h; runs
1899 Chevr town sed. S235 down S695
1889 Buick 4-dr. sed.; r. and h.
1910 cheyr. de luxe club coupe; r.
,o.o and n. r., seat ss covers $500 down sse5
1s41 Plym. Special de luxe 2-dr.; so
one owner S335 down 1895
194I Chevr. town sed.: heater and
seat covers. S:i25 down $945
1g4l Pontiac "6' sport sed.; r. and
h. $3.50 down 1895
down 1895
new motor, s,65 down - 81 .0s5
1S41 chrysler Royal sed.; r. and
h. $500 down - 81, ,195
A $500 down 81, ,os5
h.; new top $40 down s1,2s5
i' h. s4oo down 0.' 1.1N- ~ s1,1s5
1871 T.: onsea seat covers. s4s5 down ' s1,as5
1946 Ford Super de luxe Tudor;
heater. S535 down b95
And many others not listed Bring in
required down payment. balances up to
mt inclnheE
Evening star., 1948-01-24

And many others not listed. Bring in
required down payment, balances up to
"a months. This includes your @ car r, In, In,
surance DUSTY" AND STANLEY
REiNEs MOTOR CO, 1901 and 246I wis
consin ave, OIL 1900 and OR. 34o0. Open
daily until D m, Sundays, 1916. 30
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-09
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HELP WANTED


WANTED-Man between age 81 and 10
for established life insurance debit.
Straight salary and extra commits
sion. Automobile necessary. Unless
you are sober. industrious and inter
este6 in a permanent connection do
not apply. Interviews will be granted
at room 90. Paseagoula Hotel. between
9 and 6 Tuesday. January 10.
RETAIL TIRE SALESMAN-Severa1
desirable openings for men between
the ages of % TO IS with retail expert
ence in tires and allied lines such as
auto accessories. petroleum products.
farm equipment or batteries.
Permanent positions; splendid OPP
p~ortunity for advancement.
Adequate preliminary instructions
will be provided.
Interviews will be arranged in Pas
cagoula during the week of January
18th. Write full particulars of age.
education and sales experience. enclos-
ing recent photograph, to j. A. Broth
ers, The GOODYEAR Tire g. Rubber CO.,
500 No Carroilton Ave. New Orleans.
8 l be 1-9
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NOTICES
as AUTOS. ACCESSORIES &c 2s

trust and the undersigned Trustee hav
ing thereafter been requested by the
legal owner and holder OF the afore7
said deed of trust 70 satisfy 3 in
d~ebtedness thereby secured. /, y. ~:
Tice, Trustee, will, on Monday. M
and sell in front of the north front
door of the Court House of jackson
County, Mississippi, within legal
hours. at public auction. to the highest
bidder for cash, the following describ-
ed real estate. together with all build
ings and improvements thereon Tor
that may hereafter be erected there
~purtenances and all other rights there
unto belonging. or in anywise o or
hereafter appertaining, and the reyer-
sion and reversions, remainder ind
remainders. rents, issues. and profits
thereof. and all rights of homestead.
and all plumbing, heating and light
ing fixtures and equipment low or
hereafter attached to or used in con-
nectiun with said premises. situated In
the County of jackson. State of Mis-
sissippi. to.wit:
That certain tract, piece or parcel Of
land situated In Section B. Township
South. Range q West. in jackson
County. State of Mississippi. and o
particularly described as follows. to-
wit:
Commencing at a stone marker at
the SW corner of property now or
formerly belonging TO Nose Nesbet.
and from thence running east along
the south lire of Lot 6 of the Mary
Walker Tract In Section .. Township
7 South. Range 6 West a distance of
$50 feet to the place of beginning In
marsh: thence running north 165 feet:
thence east crossing the extension OF
Oak Street through TO West Pascagou-
la River: theme south $50 feet; Themes
west to the extension of Oak Street
crossing same street; thence south
along the west line of said street 4
distance of lis feet to the south line
Of Lot Q Of the Mary Walker Tract;
thence west to the place OF beginning.
Being the property described In the
aforesaid deed of trust.
The title to said property Is believed
tn he good. but 7 will conve only such
title as Is vested in me as Trustee n
der the terms of said deed of trust.
Witness my signature this the 5th
day of january, A. D. 1s4ss -.
Trustee.
1T 10, Is. Is, 80
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NOTICE on SALE or rIMBER


Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF Supervisors of jackson County. Mis-
sissippi. will up until the hour Of
IL 90 A. M, Tuesday, February 5. 194H.
receive sealed bids for the sale Of al
the merchantable timber situated upon
the lands IN jackson County. Missis%
sippi. described as follows. to-wit.
The East Half of the Southeast
Quarter and the West Half of Sec
ton /. the South Half of the North
east Quarter and the Southeast GUAR
ter of the Southwest Quarter OF Sec
ton II; the East Half and the South
east Quarter OF the Northwest Quarter.
West Half of Northwest Quarter and
East Half of Southwest Quarter Of Sec
tion IL; East Half and Northeast Guar
ter of the Northwest Quarter. South
east Quarter of Northwest Quarter less
the South Half of the South Half OF
said Southeast Quarter of Northwest
Quarter, Southwest Quarter of North
west Quarter and West Half Of South
west Quarter and Southeast Quarter Of
Southwest Quarter of Section u. all
In Township 5 South. Hlnge 6 West.
Jackson County. Mississippi.
The Board reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids submitted there
for.
This the 7th day Of January 1898;
N. c. EVERETT.
Chancerv Clerk.
at Ia. 10. Is. %
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E5 ~ .
this hoard. was on December Is. is47
called to his reward, and.
WHEREAS, the announcement OF
his death was not only a shock to this
Board but to the citizens of Moss
Point and Jackson County who carried
eS gRHERsSs q ss dsi (. Tef lead s bsd serv-
ed the City of Moss Point as q n Al
derman for a period Of more than
twenty years during which time he
had always taken a deep interest IN the
affairs In the City Of Moss Point and
especially the Moss Point School sys-
tenn. Said r. L. Head having spon-
sored and fostered improvements in
the City and school system too numer-
Gus to mention and was recognized as
a liberal, progressive Alderman. and.
WHEREAS. said r. L. Head not only
in his work as Alderman, but his work
as a citizen and civic worker y es-
pecia1ly in his church work. which. ne
one of Moss Points outstanding citi-
Now THEREFORE,. BE IT REsoLv-
ED. by the Mayor and Board of Alder
men gathered in regular meeting. that
we give thanks that tile said X. l.
Head was permitted to live and work
among us and that we were permitted
III 1EldfC Lit -
and judgment; and that the City
schools and churches of the City Of
Moss Point can long remember MS
uEtiring work in their behalf.
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED. that
we extend our love, comfort and SYM
pathy to each member of his devoted
family In the hour of their sad bereave-
ment and may they find comfort In
the knowledge of the life that he led
and the work that he accomplished.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
this resolution be spread upon the
minutes of this Board meeting. a copy
be sent TO the local paper for publ
cation. and a copy he sent to the
family of our deceased friend. as an
evidence of our love. respect and adj
miration of him.
r. w. cfRLoT. Mayor
T. X. MOODY
j. J. DICKSON
r. G. SPANN, JR.
S. A. McINNIS. JH.
L. K. MCINTOSH
w. @. STEWART
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ls HOUSES FOR SALE

10 HOOoEo On oALE 10
FOR SALE-House with 3 lots. 673-M.
Pascagoula. 16 l p 1-9
HOUSE FOR SALE-1010 So. Pasca-
la St, phone ITO. 16-1t l-9
THREE LOTS-6-room house with wa
ter. lights and gas for sale. Esco Gill,
Macarthur st. 16 3 p 10
FOR SALE|5-room house and bath. at
paved streets. SIS, 10000 cash. See e. H.
Bacot, phone 1850. l6 If be 10
FOR SALE-Block house and 7 lots
81. 2o0.0 0 Can be seen Saturday from
Z to IL a. m. Murrcl Harris, sos So.
P~ascagoula st. is / p 10
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE-For sale.
furnished or unfinished. Garage n
Jour chicken houses, all under fence.
Phone 1373-W. 255 Lake Ave. is q p IL
MODERN 4-ROOM House and bath. for
sale. Gas, lights, and water. nicely
furnished inside and out. Large ga
rage and wash house, grounds look
220'. furnished or u~nfurnished. 1886
Jackson Avenue. is 4 p 1-9
3-BEDRooM HOME-125'x -50' lot. for
sale. $50 Polk Ave, 4 p. m. 16 3 p 10
NEW HOME-For sale. 4 room and
bath. furnished. Also shed; lot rs X 215
it.. quick sale. All Lake Avenue.
FOR SALES bedroom house at 1929
Buena Vista. First-elass condition. In
sulated and weather stripped. Price
SIS, 1890 . Cash payment, Sl995. 70, bal
ance financed at $31.11 per month.
Cheaper than rent. See e. H, Bacot,
phone 1850. 16 If be 1-9
5-RoOM HoUSE-On paved road. with
hall, bath, glassed-in back porch, and
screened front porch. Complete with
electricity, water, and natural gas and
3 gas heaters. Large corner lot, all
under fence. $780, 90. Mrs. J. B. Bell.
phone $3.50. Kreole. Miss. 16 q p IL
NGLEWOOD HOME FOR SALE
MODERN 2 AND 3 BEDROOM
HOUSES AND DUPLEX APART
MENTS. HARDWOOD FLOORS. PLAs-
TERED WALLS. GAS RANGE. AUTO
Matte HOT WATER HEATERS.
5000 DOWN PAYMENT. BALANCE
LIKE RENT. PAYS TAXES. INSUR-
ANcE. INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL.
NO CLOSING FEES. INGLEWoOD
HOMES. INC, $40 SO. PASCAGOULA
ST, PHONE $50. Is 1 tfc III
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
BY TRUSTEE

By virtue Of the authority conferred
upon the undersigned as Trustee I'M
der the terms of that certain Iced of
trust executed by Carl W. Vann OF the
3rd cay of July. 1916. in favor of Mrs.
Marie Tiee. conveying TO D. NJ Ttce.
Trustee. the hereinafter described
property. which said deed of trust is Of
record in Book 80, pages 6z-63 of the
Record of Deeds of Trust of Jack
son County. Mississippi default hav-
ing been made IN the payment Of the
Indebtedness secured BY said deed OF