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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-02-20
6OVERNlRS pro ClAMAUCN

The ho1nan itar ON work carried on by the
Alaska Crippled Childron's Assoc at ion in
aiding the less Fortunate is q most praise
Uorthy undort aking. Under the able loader
ship Of l-rs. l.crgot Hoppin, it's President,
it has raj sed funds to help in rohabi1ita-
ting many Handicapped per sons and has Civ
en- it's full support to the orthonedic Hos
pit0l at Sitka.
For the purpose of raising addit ional funds
to carry on it's vork, the Association is
arranging for on Easter Seal sale from Feb
ruory 30 to I.arch 20 Of this year.
Therefore, in support of this vorthy cause
I, Ernest GRUTTrTG, Governor Of Alaska,
urge upon the people Of Alaska to part lei
pate in this human ve1fare carpoi On by pur-
chasing Easter Seals dur ing the period from
Fehruary Is to March %, 1913.
IN rIT7rEss vTzERBOT, have horeunto
set my hand and tho Seal Of the
Territory Of Alaska, at juneau, the
Capital, this 4th day of February,
1913.
ERNEST GRUErIlTG
Governor Of Alaska
ATTEST
It /. -IL-INS
Secretary Of Al aska
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-02-20

I-rs. Ed Barrett informs US that she has
had a letter from NJ. Barrett this we elk in
which he states that he has had his test
at the Hospital in Port1 and and has to
have one more operat ion. He also wrote
that he had contacted Ted ii chael son at
Salem and is g rect ing a visit from him
while he is there.
Charlotte Allen, former nurse in the Vale
Hospital, is Wis sitting in Palmer this week.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Billings Teams Win
In Double Header

Playing before the largest indie
pendent turnout of the year in any
Midland Empire game, the Shadoans
Mems Store and the Stockman clubs
rolled to easy wins over two cold
teams from Laurel and Red Lodge.
Both games presented the old ques-
ton of height over speed, and again
the altitude boys won out. To be
honest, the speed did not rest alto
gether with the shorter teams and it
was the fast breaking tactics of the
Shadoans club that finally told on
the Farmers Union, who had the lead
just before the half, 10 to ID.
The Laurel team returned to the
court in the second half to take on
a chill like a Labrador breeze, and
no way could they put the ball
through the basket. At the same
time the visiting team had a field
day, playing some of their best
basketball to roll in "a points to 81
for Laurel. The Stockman team
went ahead 10 to 1 over the Red
club and then coasted to an
easy 60 to 40 score.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
SPORTS .
Two Home Games
Remain For
Locomotives

The %tri-county league will come
to a close next week end with the
Laurel team slated for two engage.
ments on their own floor. Friday
night the Red Lodge squad will be
down in an all out effort to de
throne the league-leading Locomo
tives, as all teams brush up their
final training before the district
tournament. Red Lodge battled
Laurel all the way in the first
meeting of these clubs earlier in
the season but gave ground in the
last minutes of the game, losing
30 to 48. Laurel gan clinch first
place for the seasons play by beat
ing Red Lodge Friday. At seven
the two junior high teams will meet
for the second time, Laurel having
come through with a one-point vic
tory at Red Lodge. The local squad
is undefeated in all of the games
this year.
Saturday night will mark the
final appearance of the high school
team before tournament time, and
the opposition will be offered by the
Bridger Scouts. The Bridger team
has one of the most balanced clubs
In the area with an average height
of some six feet, no matter what
the combination is on the floor. Al
though the Laurel team was victor
ious at Bridger last week, the team
did not have easy control of the
~backboards, forcing more than aver
age accuracy from the court. The
junior high will wind up its season.
against Bridger and will be cunning
for its first undefeated season. This
game starts at 7.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Farmers Union Ends
Home Schedule

The Laurel Independent Farmers
Union team will sign 80 to the cur
rent home basketball season Tues
day night when they renew %acquain-
tances with the Roundup Miners.
Laurel put on a driving finish in
the first encounter of these two
clubs in Roundup, to win 40 to 40,
and with the AAU District tourna-
ment slated for later in the week
the contest promises to be a thriller.
In the first game at 7:15 a reg
ular high school district conference
game will be played between the
Bridger Scouts and the Park City
Panthers. These two clubs met last
week in Park City, but due to an
unavoidable difficulty the game was
not official, although Bridger was
victor by two points. Both clubs
requested that the game be played
in Laurel if possible, and arrange
ments were completed with the man.
agement of the Farmers Union to
play the preliminary to the Roundup
Tuesday.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Locomotives TrOunce
Columbus Cougars

Before a full house of fans, the
Columbus Cougars fought with the
Laurel team all the way in the
first half, only to run out of steam
in the second and give way to the
pressure of the host team in a Ga
to 38 ball game. Columbus opened
fast and held a 6 to 2 lead in the
first two minutes. However Laurel
came back to tie the score and battle
through the first quarter Is to Is.
The torrid pace was maintained by
both teams until the count read
Fl to % for Laurel, VINO then
broke loose for three successive
baskets which gave a 90 to 81 lead
at the half.
With what looked to be any ones
ball game at the start of the last
Laurel began to move at n
PAGE that soon had the Cougars
trailing by a wide margin and un-
nerved them so that they could not
find the basket. They scored only
is points in the last half.
Jim Kiedrowski who played per-
haps n of the best games Of his
career netted fifteen points in the
half and added eight more be-
fore fouling out of the game. Bill
Sorg and Sonny Void moved at a
rapid pace in the second frame, feed
ng the post men and fast-breakine
opponents. Jim Phillips counted
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Chinese Started 1t

Lacquer, which in its more mod
ern form is one Of the outstanding
triumphs in specialized production,
was in its ancient form q leading
product Of China. Lacker or lacquer
is believed to have originated in
China, but the Japanese, having
learned the art from the Chinese,
brought it to a height of perfection
that the Chinese never attained.
Lacquer was not originally like u
copal varnishes, an artificial mix
ture of resin, fatty oils and turpen-
tine, but in reality a ready-made
product of nature.
10 points and Eugene Bice was a
bulwark on defence and in starting
the fast break.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
The Outlook Saws:

Mrs. Mary Ann Drury visited in
Forsyth with her mother, Mrs. ].
M. Wiepert and her sister, Mrs.
A. c. Anderson.
Mrs. Theodore Fichtner returned
last week from st. Vincent hospital
in Billings and is c~onvalescing at
her home.
Mrs. Roy Edwards was a guest
when Mrs. Russell Barr entertained
her bridge club. First and second
awards were won by Mrs. T. ]. Hart
ley and Mrs. Barr.
! Twenty members and guests of
the Adult Bible Fellowship met for
a social gathering and shower Tues
day evening, honoring Mrs. Merritt
Williams. Mrs. Walter Armstrong
was hostess at her home for the
group. Guests were Mrs. l.. B. Con-
rad of Billings, Mrs. Herman Sorg,
Mrs. Sam Coulter and Mrs. R. j..
Williams. Refreshments we're served
following games and contests.
Miss Stellavee Wooters was a
guest at the dinner meeting of the
Billings Toastmistress club Monday
at the Commercial club in Billings.
Discussion during the evening cen
tered around the Marshall plan for
aid to Europe.
Mrs. H. L. Moon returned Mon
day from a visit with relatives in
North Dakota. January % she was
a guest at the church wedding which
united her niece, Miss Alvera Brill,
and John Schuld, both of Richard
ton, N. D. While in Mandan, Mrs.
Moon visited her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rem
ner.
Mrs. R. C. Brown was hostess at
dessert bridge Monday evening for
members of her club, and awarded
honors to Mrs. D. H. McCauley and
Mrs. Campbell Calvert. I
Honoring Mrs. Ted Waddell, Mrs.
Jerry Simpson was hostess recently
1T a shower and an evening of
ards. Prizes were won by Mrs.
:. M. Kucera and Mrs. Helen Shear
". There were 20 guests in at
enhance.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Club Topic Is On
Prominent Women

The Laurel Woman's club met
Monday with Mrs. Hugh Dickson as
hostess at her home. Roll call was
answered by naming notable wo-
men whose birth anniversaries oc-
u in February.
During the afternoon a paper on
international Women" was present
ed by Mrs. j. o. Void.
Mrs. R. j. Rosselot presided at
the meeting and announced that the
group would meet next at Mrs. B.
l.. Prices home and have Campbell
Calvert as a guest speaker.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Three Games In
Class C Are Played
Intramural Teams

Only three intramural league
games were played Saturday. The
Eagles stayed on top by trouncine
the Hawks II to a. In the second
game the Rangers stayed in second
place by defeating the Serpents, g
to a. The last game saw the VOL
verines swamp to the Blackhawks,
13 to 0. In this game Freeman was
high with eight points for the win
ners.
The Valley settler., 1948-05-28

Don Irwin says that ho Is having a bad
 tinc getting trcne eoorat ion facilities for tho nov personnel arriving soon to tal;o position vtth tho Alaska Experiment. Stat ions Acrtcul tura1 program. ..,7
 This reminds us or soc1o oar1 ior dc;s ta tho V..1lo5 1hcn wagons arrived without i tonzo,na md horsca -ithollt c011nca. ctcA
The Valley settler., 1948-05-28
LOW EK RAYS URGEU

S3cciol export ratos gro Do i2C ur-od for A aska according to rocort coza:u-a ic at ions received from 7cahtaeton DC. ''.. conero osnan .To1lofson citod ratos pr for to tho recent frot cht increases Of Az
 per 100 pounds for steo1 from Chicago doett tnod to tho Orient; Hawaii or Central erica, as against $l.lo per 100 pounds for tho sano stool dost tnod for Al. ska. Alaska ts charged at do-n stic ratos -horo thoso othors arc charged at Export @otoa. l:x. Tollofson bo1iovos that thoro Is con- pottttvo danger from cenodi on railroads in shipping goods to Dawson Crock for >'@ transshipnont by truck ovor tho Alaska Highway, and to P inco Rupert for trans sh3r7ont ty vuto> to Al asko.
The Valley settler., 1948-05-28
<NO 1IRESPAs.sW9s\.PtfAsE,2..
Lay 2e, 194e

NO o!RftS4RAS.SlM!9s<,PtfASE2. 7ho Als ssa :7.ro coaatroi ,-ar-ca this .rookt ts that troo sors Et1f1bo cruni she lac cord.6 inc to tho 1a. for .vio1 at ion of tho 'Eo:;1H,n ,tro spas sing signs or Closed aroa signs bo- t7oon tho En3k a-fdGo' and Flu.1oy',s' 'sov-'';- mill. llo ono is all o7ed in this arc ox- ico2t "on bustnoss 'uith tho soymn1 opera. ttnG in that vicinity. @Thero is lots of lumber and t1nbor in that roston and ~ match thrown by a careless saokor or ourp fro caro1oss1y 1cft coul cause an enormous amount of. duaaso bcstdos bo1ne:. \ oxt~oaoly diff tcu1t to control: ' '' ,... ..... /. IS, ACRES 5ua;7D AT :5:-+-,s,5a fLAcE <, Last Sunday firo Chich otartod vhon tho wind rhippod up flane from stump rov
 on tho 1noonor p1aco b.rnod ovor Is acros. lr. Ihooncrs had boon trying to burn tho 'C.
 stump TOT vi th 1ittlo slccoss, .6, yhu
 he uas eono tho rind a,ho up and 50 on a. :: .rog ing .firo ves started. = Tor tuH atc1y
 with tho he b of or 5 volunteers from
 no oroy farms, tho Ftro Control Service
 .ucs oh1o to put out tho fl to;' but not
 before 1e acres had bocn soarod.'. Tho ..,s..
 Fire Control announced that they vcro very
 grateful for tho ho1p the y:rccc ivod and
 tho cooporot ion given thun, but warned :.
 that ovoryono should Do 1trcrn1y car ofu1 this tino of yoar. .-> Cl.1: .t~* ..' -< ::
 Tho Iaaobno7 farm IS located along tho .@
 Anchorage iiighy:ay in tho Butt arca. .@' ;. {, ---------------- i- = <. HG
The Valley settler., 1948-05-28

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, 1948-07-31
PENSIONERS.

in the examination of the
cases now on the pension roll
and other cases in which APP
plications for assistance are
pending. This involves a large
amount of work for a small
staff, with the result that it
will be impossible to put the
new schedule into effect dur
ing July. The new plan will
go into operation for the
month Of August, the govern
ment press release states.
, 1948-07-31
WOMAN ATTORNEY.


tons and accomplishments Of
our people. She referred to
Mr.. Blyden who can speak
African languages and dia-
lects than any known person;
to Alexander Hamilton who,
though not born here, grew
up as a boy and became fam
Gus in American history, she
mentioned Attorneys James
Bough, Leander Roberts, DR..
james Wilson, Ashley Totten
and several others. In add
ton, she informed her audi
ence that because Brodhurst
challenged a recent contempt
case today; in virtually every
law school reference is made
to the case of the People Of
the Virgin Islands VS.. Canute
A. Brodhurst". Thus the Vir.
gin Islands will be mentioned
from time to time, thus help
ing to focus attention on them
The Honorable Ludwig Har-
rigan, chairman of the meet
ing introduced Canute A
Brodhurst, who apologized fol
having come before them SC
often within the past several
weeks, but explained thai
Miss Burnet had been so nice
to him when he visited the
mainland, and that she is the
only official of the large or.
CARNATIONS in New York that
is ION speaking terms" with
every one, he cannot resist
the invitation to say a word
in tribute. Brodhurst then in.
troduced Andrew c. Pedro
who he said, knew much more
of Miss Burnet. Mr.. Pedro
took the platform and after q
few appropriate remarks in
troduced the speaker.
She promised to return tc
the islands again soon; in the
meantime she will do all in
her power to bring about I'm
ity of all the Virgin Islanders,
, 1948-07-31
P OBLIGATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that $105.7 rs, repre-
senting interest accrued on the
invested capital of Peter Cor
nelius Birch and Wife's Leg
acy for assisting INDECENT per-
sons in ST. Croix, will be avail
able for distribution on Aug
ust 2, 1913.
Those who desire to share in
this distribution should for
ward their applications to the
undersigned, duly certified,
not later than July %, 1948.
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States
Christiansted, ST. Croix, v. /.
July !, 1948
HARRY E. Z
Administrators for st. Croix
, 1948-07-31
RED CROSS NOTICE

A general meeting Of the st.
Croix Chapter Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross will be held at
the District Court Room, on
August 4, 1948 at 800 am.
Agenda:
l. Report of Nominations
Committee
2. Elections
c. Golf. Sec
, 1948-07-31
NOTICE

THE PUBLIc is hereby
notified that from the LIST of
August, l948 no additional
D. c. equipment can be in
stalled for the account of the
Authority.
ST. Croix Power Authority
Christiansted, v. /.
July 80, 1913
, 1948-07-31
BELIN.

western powers have confirm
ed the dismissal of the Police
Chief, but the Russians still
recognize him as head. On the
other hand the assistant has
been made chief by the May
Dress with the approval Of the
Western Commanders.
, 1948-07-31
SHIPPING SCHEDULE

The SIS. 'ALCOA PATRIOT
sailed from New York, July
23rd, and is due at Frederik-
sted August 1st, accepting
freight for Martinique, Barba-
dos, Trinidad, Georgetown,
Paramaribo.
ALCOA STEAMSHIP CO. Inc
Rob't 4. Merwin & Co, Inc
Agents
, 1948-07-31
PLANES.

coal.
This is in addition to the
British effort, which was not
reported in detail this morn
ing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12


$50 GALLON ABOVE Ground pro-
pane gas tank, phone 1871, Humans.
926 So. Market st. % 1t p il-i2
Fur SALE-3-4 hip. and ! l-2h.p. gas
oline motors. Humans, 926 So. Mar
ket St. phone 1871. % II p ll-l2
FOR SALE-2nd hand girls and boys
bicycles. Phone 1871, Humans, 926
So. Market st. % II D ll-l2
SECOND HAND Double Sink and bath
tub. Phone 1871, Humans, 926 So.
Market ST. ~ II p ll-l2
HUNTING BAGS-49c also End hand
shotguns n % rifles, cheap. Phone
1917. Humans. 926 So. Market St.
% 1t p ll-l2
SECOND HAND-GaS, electric and
kerosene heaters. A few left. Phone
1851. Humans, 926 So. Market. st
% 1t p 1l-l2
PINKING SHEARS-Guaranteed by
1871. Humans. 926 So. Market ST.
% 1t p Hip
SEWING MACHINE MOTORS. with
foot or knee controls; also sewing
lights, buttonhole attachments. upper
feet, hemmer feet, belts and other
parts for sewing machines. Phone
1871, Humans. 926 So. Market St.
926 So. Market st. Phone 1871.
% 1t p 1i-l2
BABY BED-With new innerspring
mattress. Humans, 926 So. Market ST.
Phone 1871. % 1t p i1-l2
KITCHEN CABINET-Practically new
cheap. Humans, 926 So. Market 81.
Phone 1287-Js % 1t p l1-l2
BRAND NEW SCHWINN BICYCLE
With two lights and basket. win sell
cheap. See IL at sos Jackson Avenue
after $50 and all day Saturday.
% oh ll-l2
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
HELP WANTED
MALE
PREPARE TODAY.
GfTHHECe TnA0nn0Wt


II is well known that every per-
son has a certain degree of ann
bition and desire to get ahead in
life. A young man seeking employ
ment would hardly consider work.
ing at any place where his chances
for advancement were poor. That's
why more and more ambitious
young men are taking advantage
of the opportunities offered by the
new Army and Air Force. These
are good jobs, in interesting. ex-
citing work. Jobs in ordnance,
signal. medical. engineers. radio.
radar, photography. weather. These
are just a few of the jobs available
for qualified men. Steady employ
ment for as long as you want IL
and good pay is only the begin
ming. Food. clothing. shoes, shelter
cost you nothing. Retire at half pay
in 20 years. at no cost to you'll Call
today and get the facts at the U. S.
Army and u. S. Air Force Recruit
ing Station. Palace Pharmacy.
Bldg, Pascagoula. Miss.
1t p ILL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
CLASSIFIED AID rs a
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY N z

title in and to Ell Of Sci of NE4 and
M of SCI Section 5. Township Z South.
Range 5 West. Jackson County. Mis-
sissippi. sold to state of Mississippi
upon September 10, 1882. n not re-
deemed, as fully set out In bill on
file.
This the 18th day of November. A. d.
N. c. EVERETT
Clerk Chancery Court
Jackson County, Mississippi.
Is f A IL
81 li-i2. 10. rs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

--#
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. l057z
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Paul Boiler
cIo J.. p. Daniels,
4425 Plum Orchard Street
New Orleans, La.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
jackson in said State, on the Second
Monday of December, A. D., i948, to
defend suit No. 10572 in said Court of
Edith Boiler. Wherein you are a de-
PENDANT, and wherein Complainant
seeks decree of divorce and perma-
set out in bill on file.
This 10th day of November. A. D..
1g48.
N. c. EVERETT
Clerk, Chancery Court
Jackson County. Mississippi.
BY =, M. GALLOWAY D; c. "a 90
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. l0sso
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO Henry w. Miller. whose present
place of residence. post office. street
and house address Is unknown.
If he be now living. and II dead. his
unknown heirs at law. devices, exc
cutors. administrators, or LEGAL rep
persons or parties having or claiming
any right. title or interest In or to
the following described land.
=. You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the Coun-
ty of jackson. in said State on the
Second Monday of December, A. D..
1913, to defend Suit No, 105a0 In said
Court of Henry Lynd ct ais wherein
you are a defendant and wherein
Compiainants seek confirmation OF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
HOUSES FOR SALE

CONCRETE BLOCK GARAGE-25x36
fl. on 50x $50 IT. lot. Equipped with
s 100000 worth of tools and machin-
cry all for S 5000. 90 on terms; new g.
room house with lights. water and bu-
tame gas on 5 acres of land with IL
pecan trees, s45oo.0o on terms. So off
for cash. H. p. Human. s26 So. Mar
ket St. phone 1921, is Il p $40
INGLEwooD HOMES FOR SALE
MoPEES AND Z AH pnpfrx RE hPSRTl
MENTs. HARDwooD Floors PIAs-
TERED WALLS. GAS RANGE. AUTO
Matte HOT WATER HEATERS
$500. 90 DOWN PAYMENT, BALANCE
LIKE RENT, PAYS TAXES. INSUR-
NO CLOSING FEES. SPECIAL TERMS;
FOR VETERANS INGLEWOoD
HOMES. INC, 1901 CHERUBUSCO ST.
PHONE 202-M. i6 fc 7-l6
FOR SALE-80 acre farm, 40 acres un-
der good wire, 80 or IS thousand feet
of timber. part of mineral rights. This
farm is 80 miles North of ~Pascagoula
on Old Highway SO, 1t has a good 6
room house painted with a good Johns
Manville roof. REA lights. good wa
ter II has a good barn. chicken house.
smoke house and other outbuildings.
Priced at $4500.00. You arrange terms.
In addition TO the above you have the
privilege of buying a pair of good
mules, a pickup truck, hog, corn n
pillow tools. H. p. Human, 926 So. Mar
ket Street, phone 1871. l6 1t p 1923
2-BEDRooM INGLEwooD HOME -
For rent or sale. by me Apply at
$40 Cherubusco st. is ct p lis
3-ROOM HOUSE-With lights. gas and
good pump water on lot 100'x530', q
blocks off River Road, S840. 90 Ia cash
balance will be financed by owner. II.
P. Human. 926 So. Market St. phone
1871. Is 1t p lbs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
HOUSES FOB A L

Is HOUSES FOR SALE is
WE WILL REMODEL DUPLEX
MaKfNc TO 3 SUIT PEp TaE RSRc HfvfEa;
AND 2 BATHS. DOWN PAYMENT
$4,000. BALANCE LIKE RENT, PAYS
TAXES, INSURANCE. INTEREST AND
PRINCIPAL NO CLOSING FEES.
SPECIAL TERMS FOR VETERANS;
IcHERUBUsco ST. PHONE aoa-M.
16 If be 11-12
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENTAL 928
Resca De La Palma. phone 202-M.
is If be Ing. 1913
3-BEDROoM HoUSE-on jackson Az
enue, H. p. Human, 926 So. Market
St. phone 1911. 16 1t p Hip
7-ROOM HCJSE-Furnished on Jack
son Avenue. phone $3.50 i6 1t p HIP
9-ROOM HOUSE+In Pascagoula near
Beach. room furnished, garage.
$1,000. 90 down. notes $65. 90 per month.
Phone $3.50. Moss Point. l6 1t p 1I-12
4-ROOM HOUSE-In Moss Point. good
location. Phone $3.50. Bess Todd Vetter
l6 1t p 11-12
3-BEDROOM HOUSE-In P~ascagoula.
furnished. good location. Phone $3.50.
Moss Point. is 1t p Hip
2-BEDROOM HOUSE-On South Pas
cagoula St. phone $3.50 Moss Point.
16 II p 11.12
5-ROOM HOUSE-With bath. pantry
and two porches. Completely fur
nished. ButaSe gas system, running
water. hot and cold, garage and wash
house. 20x24 Grocery Store completely
stocked n equipped with four acres
of land at Helena. four miles North of
Escatawpa. VIII sell cheap. Raymond
Hans. ~Pascagoula. Miss, Ri. 2, Box
290. 16 II p lila
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE For sale.
939 Buena Vista. Will decorate to suit
purchaser. i6 II be Ing. Git
4-ROoM HoUSE-In Hodge Subdivi-
sion. reasonable. Prentiss Bilbo. 212
Shipysrd ST., Moss Point is ct p l1-i2
FIVE ROOM HOUSE : On Jackson
lights. s2500.00. Terms. Phone 1871.
II. p. Human. 926 s. Market ST.
16 1t p 1913
FOR SALE-The Frank canty. Jr. res
idence at l2I Lafayette Avenue. 2
bedrooms. modern in every respect.
Good location a good buy at $4,000
Terms. See E. Fl. Bacot, phone 1880.
FOR SALE--Room modern home
acres of land or Highway 63. north of
Moss Point $3.50 90. Terms can be
arranged. Phone f287-J. II P. Hinman,
926 S. Market st. l6 It p lois
FOR SALE-3-Room house with gas.
lights. and water on gf0 ftx190 Il. lot
with chicken house and a barn full
NJ hay and corn. On Prentiss Road.
priced TO sell at $294n 90 on Terms.
Phone 1287-J. H. P. Human. 926 S.
Market st. 16 1t p 1918
4-ROOM HOUSTON paved street. 2
blocks off River Road on a 300x530
foot lot. st0n0 90. Same house on q lot
f00x530. S700 90. VIII sell additional
lots without house for $4,000. Terms.
Phone 1787-J. II. p. Humans. 926 So,
Market st. 16 1t p 1922
.SMATt. 4-ROoM HOUsE-Near Wool
en- Min on paved street. natural gas
available has electricity in house.
good well water in yard. with one
lot 1n0x530. $500 90: with two lots
l00x530. $4,000. Phone 189-W. w. L.
Blain. IS II p li-i2
7-ROOM HOUSE-In Escatawpa with
4 bedrooms. kitchen. living room and
bath room. lights water and. gas. Ca
rage chicken yard. COW barn and gar
den. 10 bearing pecan trees on n
acre lot. ss.775 %. Terms. H. p. Hin
mans. e2e So. Market St, nhene 1871
Is It p e-5