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Evening star., 1949-12-30

wear, Of course, gets the
color injection first since
sunny skies always seem to
react best to the use of color
in, clothing.
Since pole and pretty
foshions ore the high notes
in the fashion song fest,
we've pictured q trio Of
CeIonese jersey to be mix
Evening star., 1949-12-30
By EIeni
Fashion Editor.

Your perfect dinner COM
ponions, it is hoped, will be
charming. sparkling, and
perhaps new ocquointonces.
The pictured trio ore all
Of the above. They make q
sophisticated addition to
your portyine wardrobe if
you're heoding South or for
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Seafood BisQue

Seafood BisQue
A favorite soup Is a seafood
bisque that is hearty but still
delicate Of flavor.
Wash we'll ~ dozens oysters
the same number Of cherrystone
clans and / quart Of mussels'
Scrub the shells well, and put
them all in a deep pot with just
enough water to cover the bottom.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Recipe Roundup

a few seconds and then cover the
pan, after turning of heat. When
cold pour into covered jars and
let stand until wanted. Then re-
heat to serve,
Evening star., 1949-12-30

She went, early In the morning
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01
3 Local VFW
Members Get
Department Posts
CONTINUED from nrss page,

Encampment, where he also served
as a member of the time and place
committee.
Hugg has been re-appointed as
assistant public relations officer of
the Department of Delaware, and,
as such, will again be in charge Of
". F. W. publicity and bublic rela-
tions for the lower Delaware area
During the past three years, Hugg
has held elective and appointive
offices in post, district and Depart
Inent, and, in addition to his pres
ent offices in the local post and in
the Department, he is currently
serving as commander of District
No. 3 (Kent County,, having been
elected to two-year term at the
biennial district election meeting
held in Camden in May.
A former Milford resident, Frank
Montague. commander of the re-
Gently organized Dover Memorial
Post, V. F. W., has been appointed
by Department Commander Rayne
to the office of Deputy Chief-of-
Staff for Kent County. During his
residence here. Montague was a
member of the local police force.
Blue Hen Post was represented
at Mondays Department meeting
by Commander Sigler, Adjutant
Hugg, and Officer-of-the-D Day
Ralph E. Scott.
At a recent meeting of the loca
post, Bernard Frankel, an over
seas veteran of World War H.. wa.
elected trustee to fill an unexpiret
term of one year. Other trustees O
the local post are John R. wilkins
Jr., recently elected to a three-yea
| term and j.. Russell Evans, wht
has two years of a three-yea
term remaining.
According to Louis Pack, chair
man of the Blue Hen post hom
committee, work is progressinI
nicely on the post home, now un
der construction on the 1S-acr
post-owned tract on Haven Lake
just went of the city limits, an
there is reason to believe that tn
home will be ready for 'forma
opening on or about Labor Day.
c. Watson Hall, Jr., junior vic
commander of Blue Hen Post, REP
resented the local v. F. w. pos
last Friday evening at exercise!
held here in the Milford Theatr,
commemOrating the first annivel
sary of the local theatre.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01
Chicken Cooking
Contest DrGICs Many
CONTINUED IrOm nrss pags1

continued from nrst page)
in the college in which she en-
rolls or $500 in cash in lieu of the
scholarship. Each of the other
State winners will receive 5000 in
cash.
A Poultry and Egg Show will al
so get underway on the 18th. This
will be held at State Teachers
College gymnasium and will in
clude exhibits of white eggs, brown
eggs, baby chicks, live broilers.
dressed birds and commercial
packs. There will also be compete
tive Judging for prizes between
teams representing the three states
of Delmarva.
Everyone Loves a Parade" II
/ that statement be true, then the
/ streets of Salisbury will be jam
med on the 14th when the man.
moth parade is to be staged. In
spite of rain at Georgetown last
June, the Festival Committee pre-
sented one of the largest and most
attractive parades ever held on the
Peninsula. Floats, bands and or
i ganlzatlOnS entering the parade
this year indicate that it will be
! equally successful.
Dave Green of Milford is Presi-
dent of the Festival group. Howard
Abbott of Georgetown is the Della
ware Vice-President; Frank Cor
dy, Georgetown, Secretary and
Warren G. Newton, Bridgeville
Treasurer.
| Committee Chairmen from Della.
ware are: Finance, Bayard Car.
mean, Laurel and Charles Williams
Bridgeville; Parade, Earl Rust
! Georgetown; Chicken Cooking Con-
test, Miss Gertrude Holloway, oi
Newark; Queen, William Hender'
son, Georgetown; Poultry Show
Earl Hawk, Bridgeville.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01
Sussex Grand Jury
Returns is Bills
CONTINUED from nrss page,

a
ceny and was sentenced to pay
prosecution costs and serve three
months in Sussex County Prison
Henry Raymond Sampson, pleaded
guilty to a concealed deadly weap-
on charge and was ordered to pay
prosecution costs and was paroled
for year to Parole Officer c. =.
Burton.
Pleas of not guilty were entered
in the cases of Charles Edward
Rayne, larceny; Thomas A. Toll
son, receiving stolen goods, case
continued to the October Term;
Robert McMillon, assault with in
tent to kill; Robert Earl Stewart,
assault and battery; Franklin Ross,
morals charge; Eddie ]. MaGee, de-
sertion-non-suppOrt; John Lemuel
Rogers, adesertion-non-support.
Pleading guilty were: Mark
Nauston Shockley, desertion-non-
support and Milton McCabe, de-
sertion-non-suppo
Edward King GOrdy, Jr., pleaded
guilty to a forgery charge and an
application for parole by his At
torney Frederick P. Whitney, was
referred for investigation. Robert
Harmon pleaded guilty to the
charge of buying liquor for a minor
and his case referred to Parole
Officer Burton for investigation.
Adam Davis, who entered a plea
of guilty on June 16 TO a charge Of
larceny of a shotgun and shells
was sentenced to pay prosecution
costs and serve a year in Jail.
Hospital Test Asked
Caleb M. Wright and /. d. Short
II, attorneys for Doris Juanita
Lewis, of near Millsboro, charged
with first degree murder of LottiC
Mae Burton, also of Millsboro, or
March 26, this year, made applica'
ton to the Court to authorize War
den Smith to transfer the woman
to the Delaware State Hospital fol
psychiatric examination. She is II
be returned to Sussex Prison no
later than October l and the cas-,
was continued to the October term
Judge Pearson appointed .Calel
NJ. Wright and John P. McNeilly al
attorneys to defend Willie Green
Green is alleged to have shot ant
killed Margie Baynard, near Lin
coin City, on April 2 of this year
Read the classified ads
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01
Peninsula School On
Missionary Work
Continued from first page)

In addition to the above M. E. M.
texts. two others will be presented:
I'VE the People of the Ecumeni-
cal Church," book written with
simplicity describes the ecumeni-
cal movement. in the devotional
and social life of the ordinary man
and woman in the local church.
Women of the Scripture" by
Arthur Moss. is an absorbing study
OF women over a thousand years of
history-a Bible Study.
Registration for the school may
be made by writing to Mrs. Clinton
Brown, Registrar, Clifton Avenue
Roselle, Wilmington. Del, and en-
closing $3.50 as the registration
fee
Students are asked to bring their
own linen.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01
Lightning Causes
Many Farm Fires
Seontinusd rom nrsr psss7

Continued from nrsE paEe1
try's annual $1OO,OOO,OOO farm fire
loss" he said.
'We can protect our buildings
by keeping those boards of cleo
trical charges from swarming over
them. We can do this by building
plenty of roads over which these
charges can travel and they must
be SO made that the charges will
use them in preference to walls,
roof tops and ehimneys of our
buildings. Our farm structures will
be protected if there are enough of
these roads," explained County
Agent Tarbell.
When an electrical storm ap-
proaches,. certain precautions are
recommended by the National Safe
ty Council to insure safety. Do not
go out of doors or remain out DUR
ing thunderstorms, unless it is
necessary. If there is any choice
of shelter to enter, choose shelter
in the following order: ssz-.
a. large metal frame building
b. dwelling or other building
which is protected against lightn-
/ ing.
c. large unprotected building
| d. small unprotected building.
Tarbell called attention to the
fact that if unavoidably out OF
doors, keep away from isolated
trees, wire fences, hill-tops and
wide open spaces, and small sheds
and shelters in an exposed loca.
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

Agriculture.
Members of the Junior Division
committee are: Miss Jean Lee,
Newark; John Herholdt. Dover;
George Bringhurst, Viola; w Lyle
Mowlds, Dover; Frank Gordy,
Newark; Miss Margaret Webb, Do
yer, Samuel Gwinn, Georgetown /;
Alex Davidson. Milford M. NJ
Price, Laurel; John Curtis, Milton;
Maurice Field, Newark, and Sam
uel Simmons. Wilmington. County
agricultural agents, Edward Scha-
binger, Newark; William Tarbeil
Dover; and William Henderson
and William Sloan, Georgetown
have also assisted in obtaining the
chicks for the contestants.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01
Eggs, Chicks Are
Donated For Junior
Chicken Contestants
loontinvsa iEom 81. 80

and as far as possible they will be
given out as choices have been in
dicated by the varions contestants.
The eggs are being hatched un-
der the supervision of the Univer-
sity of Delaware's Poultry Dept,
in machines at the University
Farm. All chicks will be wingband-
ed; this viii be in charge Of
George Bringhurst. chief poultry
inspector with the State Board of
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

Classified Ads get results
Evening star., 1949-08-14
ONLY $500

ONLY $500
Will buy r. e. contract, 1st comm
property: you need 5000 To- settle
Call CITY REALTY, RE. 0703.
TOURIST COURT and restaurant;
practically new property, in excel
lent location on active through
highway in Frederick Co.; bldgs. all
masonry, cabins have private baths,
veterans club has many money
making attractions, restaurant well
equipped; buyer able to invest SUBJ
stantial sum will flnd exceptional
earning possibilities. Inspect only
by appointment: R. P. RIPLEY,
Realtor, 81. GIL till 8 pm. Ss-16
"SUPER-SPECIAL"
$1,000 WEEK GROCERY
Io.sac At once! Mod. a: Fully Sit equipped. Ex-
ssleDs sneeoo 1s Diu. ssoss sPt
"GROCERY-$50 RENT
Inc. week $500 quoted. Only $50
,1 rent. :, 7;y5. z6a Lease; Lease, Busy NV. spot.
SeafOOd-Bar-Griu
Heavily popglstsd ,s;.s nv; srs4; ,.i Rent. mt.
prox. $3.50 daily quoted. Owner
here IL years!
PAUL j. MILLER
IA. oseA, DE. $3.50. .
Evening star., 1949-08-14
HOTEL SITE

HOTEL SITE
At Port Frere, Del, on Dupont hwy,
l mile from Wilmington and l mile
from approach Delaware River
this property daily. with estimated
10000 when bridge is completed.
on down payment $4,000 will
build 3O-room hotel. give % years
pay of MORTGAGE. AMERICAN
GUARANTY 81 TRUST CO.. Will
Evening star., 1949-08-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NO. 4I-G GROCERY with 2 apis
above and rentlyy only eny SiSo; wk
No Observation-Disclosures
no fresh meats; $1,000 wk.: loyel.
4-bedrm;o apt; aoeye; y Go0 col; dtun trade same
NS 57-GROCERY with apt. above
at $50 a mo-; wk. bus, $500; $l,5ot
No; t2ade; e. vk' oEGAssi1 BUS, ssi,1oo; 9? rent. $50
incl. apt: $4,000 down,
BILL SIMONS, .,e,
The Live-Wire Broker, e. oIol
NO. T-TAMOR SHOP; large stor.
at S7O a mo-; $500 wk,; completely
equipped; 81 1.5O0 is the full price:
NO. S5-VALET; S540 wk. bus; ex'
ceilent downtown location; S2'oot
No e1"a; "9a5-rArLoR SHOP in large shop
ping center; S225 wk., mostly tailor
ing; $1,000 down.
BILL SIMONS,
Evening star., 1949-08-14
GrilI-Bar e. LIQUOR

Grill-Bar & Liquor
modern, perfectly equipped for
counter and table service: low pay
roll; doing $500 per day: 6.yr. lease
rent S275: seats 75; priced to sell.
10000 cash will handle--easy
terms. Sundays and eyes,. call Mr.
Boinis. OR. 2974.
A. H. BACAS
1ealtos and Business Broker, 1877
0el I'd. INV, AD. e4S4.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
AFFRONTT g. FITZGERALD
BUSINESS SPECIALISTS
OFFERS

Mod. Cleaning and Pressing
Plant. Good ne. corner loc. Exc
equipment. Truck, low rent, 5-yr
lease with option. Cash or terms
Gas Station and Garage =.
Nr. s.w. inspection center. Long lease
Reas. rent. Good equipment anc
stock. Parking facilities on roof
Grocery Store
Exc. Sc. corner loc. New equipment
mixed trade. Owner must sell
DIS orders. Beer license can be
obtained. Doing S400 to $500 wkly
6-day bus. Cash or terms.
Beauty Shop
Averages approx. $1,000 monthly
Priced right to sell. Cash or terms
Electrical Contracting
And repairing. Establ. 80 yrs. Un-
usual opport. Very low rent.
& FITZGERALD
EX. O712. AT. 914O, FA. 6903
60O p ct n W Rm 007 Ia
Evening star., 1949-08-14
s,ys,hEss OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING HOUSE, on 16th; u nice
" furn. rms. 3 baths, oil heat
rent, $50: income. S340; plus us, Is
$1,000: terms. KEAcH g. PURCELL
RESTAURANT, mr.. Ga. ave-: Ions
estab business; nice Arm. apt; oil
heat; rent, S175: 6-yr. or Longer
lease: best of equipment: price ane
terms reas. Mr.. Coliten, KEACH &
PURCELL, EX 2412.
ROOMING HOUSE, NV: 13 rms,
baths, oil heat; rent. $3.50; lease
income. 1885; price, $4,000: terms
KEACH g. PURCELL, EX. 2412.
BOOMING HOUSE. 18th st. NV; II
rms, 4 baths. oil heat; one OF the
better places; good income: price
$4,000; terms. Mr.. Coliten, KEACE
g. PURCELL, Ex. 2412.
BOOMING HOUSE. Sc; % rms.
rent. 5000; income. S640; price
$4,000. terms. KEACH d. PURCELL
EX o41o
Evening star., 1949-08-14

SODA LUNCHEON
Very nice NV. location; all new, mod
ern fixtures; over $400 wkly., sales;
duced to $4,000; terms. csii New
ton, EX. 1855.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
A. II. BACAS
Eealtor and Business Broker, AD
24S4

CoIored-Rest. Liquor
Long established, q clean spot, well
equipped and easy to operate; rent.
closed Sundays. but could be biggest
day; rest. and building owned by
same party; will give good lease.
Asking $4,000 for business, or to
right party. owner will consider SELL
ing business and building. SUNDAYS
and evenings call Mr.. Wallace, RA.
b649.
A. H. BACAS
Realtor and Business Broker, AD.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MARKET STANDS

MARKET STANDS
The following are offered for sale at
low prices and easy terms: Bakeries.
meats or vegetable stands.
MEATS-GROCERY
All colored trade: weekly sales. So, 800
average about Sc credit; long lease.
low rent; asking price, S13,500, plus
stock; good terms.
MEATS-GROCERY
All-white trade, located in apt. sec
tion; weekly sales, $1,000 average:
same owner 10 yrs: will sell incl.
$4,000 stock; $12.5O0. with terms.
MEAT-GROCERY
All colored, good location; sales
81 800 weekly; partners disagreeing.
will sell at reasonable offer; long
lease: low rent.
LIQUOR STORES
Offering several good locations and q
LIQUOR license at reasonable prices.
Al kaufman Brokerage Co.
TO- 9th st. NV. RE. 5270 or IA.
75S2
Evening star., 1949-08-14
USED-CAR LOT

USED-CAR LOT
One of Washington's busiest thor
uughfares, in downtown NV. loca-
ton Lot will accommodate 20 auto
mobiles. has large ofice building
sign and lights, 4 flood lights, good
lease and established business for
some time. For information. write
IA ROOMS-3Ea BATHS
Popular Cue st. location; all good
furniture; handy to downtown; hard
wood floors throughout; buy prop
erty. furniture and business; 5000
down. Elk. 2555.
PASTOR & LUTZ. INC.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
So 500 DOWN

Will buy one of the finest beer
grills; owner quotes S1.4O0 wkly
proper management; air cond and
television; modern equipment and
fixtures; long lease. Price S23 800.
Bargain
Evening star., 1949-08-14

BUILDING MATERIAL-Largest stock
ington. Prices slashed below pre-
war level; sash from Csc: doors from
81; radiation, 25c #. and up;
toilets and tanks. S15: bath tubs,
S15; 275-gallon oil tanks, $50: oil
ornamental iron fencing and steps;
fire escapes; lumber from $50;
bricks. sig M loaded on your truck;
gas ranges. These and many others
offered at exceptional savings. ACE
TERIAIs CO., 4oo2 MINI. ave. ne.
AT 6617. -19
BUILDING MATERIAL-celotex, l in.
thick, Aft. by loft. sheaths, suit
able for insulation, $50 per 1000;
AscS tEstf5 cospoRH1oa 1osd 1stt o 1851 j.er: nep
son Davis hwy. Arl.. Va. Otis s755.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

CABINS-BEER GRIIL~Gas sta
tion and 5-rm. house; located on
principal highway just a few min
utes from District; owner states
beer grill receipts average $1,000
wkly. and cabins average S1.S00
mo-: long lease. A big money
making opportunity with tremen-
dous room for improvement. Owner
anxious to leave town has re-
duced price to $4,000 for quick
sale; terms. This is such an un-
believable bargain that 1t must be
seen to be appreciated
Evening star., 1949-08-14

DI. 1905 908 10th st. NV.
ARLINGTON DRUG STORE
located in busy shopping
center on newly opened Fairfax dr..
Excellent established business. Gross
over $50, 900, en- be increased. To-
yr. lease. Owner wants to retire.
Price only S27,500. Conven. terms.
This is q rare opportunity. Act
now. Call 8 to 8. TALMAGE WILL
CHER, REALTOR, exclusive, 1898
Wilson blvd, GL. s017., GIL. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT
Prominent apt. bldg. in Mt. Pleasant
area; rent, $3.50; heat free; about
$500 wkly. gross quoted: open only
8 hrs. daily; hours on Sunday;
$4,000 down. bal terms. Call Miss
Lee, EX. 1855.
PASTOR & LUTZ. INC.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

5U1 WoodWard B1dg., D1. T165-7gg4.
TAVERN-LIQUOR: owner quotes
well over 81 900 wkly.; high per-
centage bar business; rent $50;
long lease; S115 wkly. payroll;
price $4,000. $4,000 down Real
profitable operation requiring very
little experience.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
S01 wonduord Rldp nJ 71665oo4
Evening star., 1949-08-14

BUILDING MATERIALS, used and
new. A complete line Of choice
items at new low prices: Lumber
radiators, 25c per IT; steel beams
from &c per pound; pipe and fittings
of all kinds. Everything for building.
Visit our yard and let us help you
save; ARROW, HOO South Capitol.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Snack Bar-DelicateSSen
Finest NV. location, long lease, S75
mo. including living quarters: now
crossing better than $500 weekly
new equipment; can be handled
with $4,000 cash; balance. terms
Don't miss on this. Call Mr.. Hay
den, Ii. 3-479O, Sunday and eve
A. II. BACAS
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27
Notice

sac. 90 REWARD - For informa-
ton leading to the recovery OF
hounds stolen from my pack
Sept. "a, near Carrollton, Miss.
Also will pay $4,000 for convic-
ton of the party or parties res
ponsible. One dog was a small
female about % in. high with
tan head, black spot on side just
behind the shoulder, and black
spot on back at root of tail. She
is fast, clean chopped and
squeal mouthed. The other is
a big male 26 in. high, about as
big as hounds grow, black,
white and tan with all-black
back. Medium chaw and chop
ped mouth. Both had collars
stamped Irby Carpenter, Car
rollton, Miss. If found notify l.,
L. Vance, Drew, Miss, or phone
136. 26-3tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

fairly simple structural changes,
repairs, or chemical treatments
which can be made by or under
the supervision of the owner.
Others will ~necessiate the ser
vices Of an operator who has
thorough knowledge of the habits
of termites and is adequately
trained and experienced in ter
mite-control work.
Lexington, Mississippi
Phone 375-R. 25-6tnp
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Posted

POSTED - Against fishing and
hunting, all that part of the
Southwest quarter (SWN of
Section SO. in Township II,
Range l East, lying South and
West of the center or thread of
Pinchback Lake, and all that
part of the West half (Wh) of
Section Four az in Township
1s, Range l East lying West Of
the center or thread Of said
pinchback Lake. G.. G.. Griffin,
Cruger. Mississippi. 26-4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

WANTED TO BUY-100 to $50
feet old ornamental iron fence,
old kitchen safe, with tin doors,
IL pair old fashion blinds, two
cotton baskets with handles.
Miss Pearl Mcclellan, Green
wood. 28-3tp
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Patients At The HospituI

Mrs. Will Boiling, Pickens
Mrs. H. w. Reaves and baby
boy, Lexington
Mrs. James Pilgrim, Pickens
Morris Keith, Durant
Mr.. E. r. Gibson, Durant
Mrs. Beatrice Jones, West
Mrs. Mary Mcclellan and baby
boy, Lexington
Mrs. C. E. Ables, Goodman
Mrs. @. w. Nixon, Tchula
Mr.. Henry. Eakin, Tchula
Colored
! Rosa Mae Hoover, Lexington
j Georeiana James, Tchula
Betty Calhoun, Cruger
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers OF
Walden visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIC
tor Tate over the weekend.
Jean McRae was a jackson
visitor "wednesday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

POSTED NOTICE, Notice is here
by given that the undersigned
has leased the exclusive hunt
ing and fishing privileges on
the lands of Mrs. J. B. Watson,
d. B. Watson and Clara B.
Watson located in sections Q,
IL, and IL in township II, range
l west, Holmes county, and
said lands are now posted
against all forms of trespass-
ing, especially fishing an d
hunting. r. l.. Fatherree.
28-4tp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27
Lost and Found

REWARD - will be paid
by Mrs. r. M. Garner to the
finder of a one-carat diamond
solitaire ring lost in Tchula.
Finder should turn the ring over
to Sheriff E. E. Wynn, Lexing-
ton, or Marshal A. C. Conger
in Tchula. Mrs. r. M. Garner
27-2tp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

WATER WELLS - Drilled for
farm and industrial use. Auto
matte water systems furnished
and installed. Call Lexington
Lumber Co., Lexington, Miss.
24-tfnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

NEW ASSORTMENT of hook rug
patterns. Stop by and see them.
You are always welcome. Leila's
Antique Shop, Highway 81 S.,
Durant. Phone 225-W. 26-tfp
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FOR SALE-25,00 900 bushels large
apples. Varieties Delicious,
Yorks,G anos, Turkeys, Willow
Twigs, Golden Delicious, Low
price by truckload. Get in a fast
paying business. Make money
selling apples. o. o. Myers Co.,
Phone 2791, Moorhead, Missis-
isppi. 28-ztnp
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NOTICE: POSTED - against
hunting, Albert E. Shepherds
property, located 6 miles north
east Of Lexington on Bethesda
road. 27-4tnp
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WANTED-Two men to complete
our Organization in this area.
If interested in going in bust
ness for yourself, and between
the ages of Is and SIS, answer
this advertisement. No ex-
perience necessary, but car
essential. Established Dealers
earning $250.0O monthly and up.
Excellent opportunity for the
right man. For information
without obligation, write A
Lewis, CO The j. R.. Watkins
Company, Memphis, Tennessee.
28-2tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

FOR RENT-Three room apart
ment, just re-decorated. Phone
4 SIS. J. F. Williams. 2Stfnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

FOR LE-Chrysanthemum
and dahlias. Phone SIR, Mrs.
E. I. Russell. 28-2tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

MAKE OLD FLUOhS look like
new. Rent our High-Spesd
Floor Sander. Edger and Polish
ing Machine and Vacuum
Cleaner. - Low Rates.
=: Telephone Is 8:
Western AUTO AssociGte Store
3-tfnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

POSTED-All land in Holmes
County belonging to w. j. Mos
by, Canton. 28-4tp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27

NOTICE Owner of 1850 tag
No. 500 Asst, please come by the
sheriff's office so that correct
records a be completed. Sher-
Tiff E. E. Wynn. zo-3tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-27
For Rent

STORE FOR RENT - Wonderful
opportunity. Located near col
ored schsoi. Apply to Mrs.
G1audia Hynan. l7-enp.