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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-30
To Plant $4,000
Trees This Spring

More than 100000 trees viii be
planted this spring in four Western
Maryland counties by private land
owners under a reforestation pro
gram of the State Department of
Forests and Parks, according to vii
liam johnson, district forester. Trees
will be furnished by the state agency
at cost.
Another 10000 trees are to be
planted in state forests in Garrett
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-30
IN MENIORIAM

McRobie, Alice " In sad but loving
memory Of our darling mother, Alice
Y. McRobe, who passed away
years ago March 27, 1913.
Life isn't the same, dear Mother,
Since the day God called you home;
We see your kind and loving face
As we walk through life alone.
1t seems so hard to live, dear Mother,
Without your presence here;
The gentle, loving voice Of yours
Our aching hearts to cheer.
Your Children
-AdV. 1t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-30

The senior choir of the Bear Creek
Church of the Brethren, Accident,
will present the Easter cantata, Sun
rise Over Calvary" on Palm Sunday
night, April ,, at s p. m.
The cantata is under the direction
of Mrs. Elizabeth Pryor.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

committees deal with health, edu.
cation and youth.
The objective Of the group. al
formally stated in its constitution,
is to collect and disseminate po-
litical and civic information"
Members must be qualified and
registered voters" in Arlington
County. And while the group is
non-partisan, it is "free to take up
and discuss any county problem"
Mrs. Myatt is completing her
third year as president of the or
ganization. Officers are elected for
two-year terms.
Mrs. T. P Weston, jr., is vice
president and other officers ina
clude Miss Margaret Tapp, treas
urer; Mrs. Hamilton Mann. re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Amos c.
Crounse. corresponding secretary.
and Mrs. Julian Simpson, parlia-
mentarian.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
)EAR MISS DIX. Did yo

DEAR MISS DIX: Did you ever
hear Of girl being too nice to a
young man? I have been engaged
for two years to one whom 7 love
better than life itself. Hence it
was natural for me to mother him
and call him all sorts Of pet
names. So it was like slap in
the face the other night to have
him tell me it was sickening for
me to be so sugary. From now on
I am going to be as cool. calm and
collected as they come. Next I
suppose he will tell me that
must have fallen out of love.
TWO YEARS TOO MANY.
Answer: Yes, my dear. I have,
not only heard Of girls being too
nice to young men, I've seen them
do it and lose out by so doing.
For there is no way really by
which a woman can make a man
lose his taste for her more quickly
and effectually than by being too
sweet and gooey to him.
It is one Of the unfortunate laws
of Nature that we Judge other
people by ourselves and expect
their reactions to be similar to our
own. Thus. when a woman is in
love. she treats the man as she
would like to have him treat her.
So she showers careSses upon the
man In season and out of season,
clinging to his arm or leaning up
against his shoulder in an auto
mobile or holding his hand in the
movies.
One thing that every girl should
bear in mind is that love talk
bores man. The second Is that
no man wants to make love upon
compulsion. And the third is that
in the love chase the man always
wants to be the pursuer and not
the pursued. and that he is very
apt to lose interest in a girl after
he has captured her. Especially
if the capture is too easy and he
is too certain that he couldn't lose
her If he tried.
If you will look over the mar
ried women Of your acquaintance,
you will find that the most devoted
wives never have the most devoted
husbands. The wives who make
slaves Of themselves to their hus-
bands are servants and not Lady
Loves. The wives who do the
kissing have the back of an ear
or the top Of head presented to
their lips.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Wonnen's Clubs
Congressional Candidates Invited
To Speak at Arlington Luncheon

All the candidates for Congress
in Virginia's 9th district have
been invited to address special
luncheon meeting of the Organ
lied Women Voters of Arlington
County to be held at 1890 pm.
on July 18 at the Evans Coffee
Shop. Alto Lee highway. Arling-
ton.
The program Is designed to give
members Of the club an opportu-
nifty to hear the issues discussed
and decide for themselves which
candidate they wish to support
in the primary election scheduled
for August /.
On the Democratic side, those
invited to speak are the present
incumbent, Representative How
ard w. Smith of Alexandria: Her.
man K. Kopp. jr.. Of Fairfax
County and Arthur F. Souther OF
Arlington.
The Republican candidates arc
Tyrrell Krum Of Vienna and Hal
Flood Hughes Of Arlington.
+ Mrs. Paul Myatt is president OF
the Organized Women Voters OF
Arlington County which celebrated
its 9th anniversary last March.
Since its inception, the club has
been strictly non-partisan but has
taken an active interest in the
politics Of the county. Tradition
ally. it has invited candidates for
various offices to appear at its
meetings when political cam
paigns are underway.
Through its committees. the club
also has made special studies Of
such subjects as county and State
government, county and State
budget matters, legislation. and
civic and welfare problems. Other
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Phi Mu Sorority
Convention Held

Several delegates from this area
were among those attending the
national convention Of Phi Mu
Sorority held last week in Spring
Lake, N. j.
The group included Mrs. r. E.
Blackwelder of Arlington. Mrs.
Russell Jones of Falls Church.
Miss Jean Proetch of Washing
ton, Miss Louise Jones of the
American University Chapter.
Miss Leila Bagdoyan of the George
Washington University Chapter
and Miss Janet Able Of Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Dorothy Dix
Man Can Lose Toste for q Woman
IfShe is Too Sweet und Gooey to Him

It is the wives who keep their
husbands guessing, the wives who
demand a lot Of attentions from
their husbands, the wives, who
make their caresses rare enough to
be treats instead of daily chores
who keep their husbands lovers.
All of which must mean some
thing or other.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Daytime Dresses
Clearance!
Boys and Girls Leather.
Borefoot SANDALS
$l.49 pr.

Red or brown leather sondoIs with long,
wearing rubber soles. Sizes s to in the
assortment
$6.95-$7o5 White Shoes for Teens, broken
sizes 4 to 9----------------
S3.98 Foot Tonik Borefoot Sondols, ehildren's
sizes s to 3--------------
s2eo Leother and Fabric PIoy Shoes, chill
dren's sizes 8 to o3---------$l
Kann, Shoes-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Rugs

S-s2995 BroadIoom Samples, 46x6------$14.95
1-S39.95 Beige SisaI Rug, 9x12----------$19.95
2-S2295 Reversible Fibre Rugs, 9x12----$1195
.2-S25.95 Reversible Fibre Rugs 9x12----$1295
-$4.99 Cotton Shag Rugs 34x54- 199
5-S2.99 Cotton Shag Rugs, 24x48 $100
12S5S5 Floral Design Cotton Rugs, fringed
all around, 24x48 $3.50
4-SS95 Non-Skid High and Low Pile Cotton
Rugs, red only, 27x48- S4.95
1-S35675 Worsted Wilton Rug, 9x15-----$239.95
1-S13S.26 Carved Wilton Broadloom, grey,
1-S98.96 Carved Wilton BroadlOom, green,
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Konn's S s1.25 dozen
Hardwoter SOAP
69c s..

Fine. hard milIed soop with cold cream
base that lothers freely in all types of
woter In rose, green, yellow and assorted
coiors or oil white. Now at Soc saving!
Kann's-T -Toiletries-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
THE Young Lions "
by Irwin Shaw
saeti's:d 3 ssss 98c
Tu0Ga1nG0
at $3.9S

An outstanding book of l948 laid oooinst
background of World Conflict This
magnificent story hos not oppeoned in
reprint editions.
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1950-07-06
COrSetS

a16-S7.s5 Warner Jr. Girdles, rayon satin, sizes
Is to 20 $399
s10-S7.50 Hand w. Nylon Hook-Side Girdles,
sizes % and acknowledgements $500
3-S1O.95 Warner All-Elastic Corselettes, navy,
SO to 35---------------------
1$10.95 Flexee Corsettes, black, size 36---$4.A
-1-S12.95 Venus Corselette, talon front, size 40.
S7.s5
GirdIes, sizes small medium and large $1.00
15-$200 Warmers Bandeaux cotton batiste,
. sizes 80 to 40A-------- 40 99c
:45-Discontinued S1.50 and So Flexaire Ban
deaux, rayon and cotton, sizes 80 to "a only,
{: for $1.O0
/: Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Irregulars $1.95 and $2.95
NyIon. 0rgondy Dickeys
$l.I9

Buster collars. Wee neeks. iobots and
jewel neckIines with loce or embroidery
trimmings. So snort for summer suits.
White or posteIs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06

SiIUer
$1,000 Sterling Silver Mayonnaise Dishes,
slightly scratched ------- $500
$3.50 Comb and Brush Sets, sterling for girls,
slightly scratched ------------- $3.49
12-$3.49 Sterling Silver Individual Salt and
Pepper Shakers, slightly scratched d-------- $1.49
1-$15.50 Sterling Silver Hurricane Lamp, slight
ly dented Observation-Disclosures $1,000
g. $3.50 $1,000 Sterling Silver Low and Tall
Compotes, slightly dented- $3.49
16-$4.9S Silver Plated Sugar and Creamer with
Tops, slightly scratched $2.98
All prices plus 20qo tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Coats and Suits

24-S3s.s5 Checked and Solid Toppers in black
or navy with white and pastels. Sizes 10 to 18,
& Sl4.97
3O-SS5.o0 and s2ss5 Better Summer Suits, ia
nous names, misses and jr. sizes es-------S12.88
40-S16.95 Raincoats, satin in black, royal or
35-S16.s5 Rayon Summer Suits In navy or pas
. tel colors Sizes 10 to
D. Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Summer. Furniture


15-S795 White Rose Arbors, 40x78" $4.99
19-S195 Hanging Flower Pots, green wrought
-S6.95 Plant Stands, wrought iron--------$ $3.47
1-S1695 TiIt-Top Cocktail Table, black and
maroon, as is ------------------SS. SS.47
1-S225e Cushioned Glider, love-seat style, floor
1-S12.5O Unpainted Combination Picnic Table
and Bench Set as is -.--------------------$6. $6.SS
3-S1.9S Folding Metal Porch Tables, floor
samples -------------------.. -Si.iS
1-$49.95 Innerspring Cushioned Glider, floor
sample ------~---------------- S34.95
12-s16.s5 Round "a" White Metal Umbrella
Tables So.SS
'I-S2s.95 Innerspring Sun Chaise wheels miss
ing ----------------.S S18.99
1-s34.s5 Aluminium Sum Chaise floor sample,
$22.8S
1-S37.50 Innerspring Sun Chaise with magic
arm blue -------S24 -S24.95
4-S2.99 Florida Cypress Fo0trests- $1.49
.6-SL19 Metal Window Boxes, 80" long, green,
69c
. 1-S1995 Picnic Table and Bench Set, 3-pcs,
white and blue, floor sample $1SSS
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Sample Sale!
DINNER SETS
h Price

$3498
1-S699s Imported China Dinner Set, s2-piece,
S3498
1-S129.9S China Dinner Set 93-piece- -S649S
1-$29SS Dinner Set, 62-pc., service for 8, $1498
1-S399S Dinner Set, 62-pc, service for 8, S199S
1-$599S Dinner Set, 93-pc. service for H. $2998
1-$3998 Dinner Set; 93-pc. service for H. S199S
1-S7998 Dinner Set, 95-pc. service for H. $3998
1-s59.9S Imported China Dinner Set, 61-pc.,
S299S
2-$10.Ss Luncheon Sets, 35-pc. service for 6,
S549
1-S12.9S Luncheon Set, 35-pc., service for 6,
$649
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Mems Clothing

1-S34.75 Famous Make Summer Suit. Damage
on sleeve, double breasted, size 39-long, $500
9-S22.5O Corduroy Sport Goats. Tan and blue
checks. Sizes reg. 1886, 1877, 1888, 1889, 1f44;
shorts 1885, 1/40; longs 1888, 1879. $3.50
2-$2475 All Wool Sport Goats. Solid brown
and tweed mixture, sizes regular 1886; stout 144,
S88S
2-S39.75 All Wool Tropical Suits Medium and
dark blue, size 48 stouts --------------. $22.99
1-S19.75 Odd Suit Coat. Brown stripe light
weight size az regular $3.50
4-S39.75 Summer Suits. All WOOL single breast
eds, sizes shorts 1877; longs 2/37; stout l4s.
$218S
3-S1095 Cotton Gabardine Raincoats, Slightly
soied, single breasted sizes regulars 2/44, Las,
$28S
1-S24.75 Rayon Tropical Suit. Double breasted.
gray check, size A long $10.77
Kann's-Mens Store-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Notions

NOItO1aS
5o-79c Brassieres, assorted styles, cotton and
rayon satin, black or tearose size 80 only = 1Oc
40-49c Super Metal Space Savers, holds up
to is garments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -l9c
12-s2.4s Metal Table Pad Shelf, keeps them
In place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1O0
25-s1.oo Folding Metal Blouse Trees. holds 3
50-$1.00 Floral Chair Cushions with backs,
4o45c Plastic Shoulder Covers, pink and clear.
2 for 45c
so-ssc Plastic Clothes Pins in red, green and
amber ---------------------4--- 4----------15c doz.
1o-7sc Ironing Board Pads, fits any standard
40-7sc Straw Sewing Baskets, sizes, assorted
so-s5c Plastic shower Caps, pastels
35-45c Plastic Shoe Bags for home or travel
clear with rose binding
40-S1.00 Plastic Bowl Covers, seals in food
Irregs. Of $1.25 Chafe Guards, prevent chafing
medium size
Kann's-Street Floor
GirI's Wear
$3.50 Bathing Suits s---------$1S7
$3.50 White Rayon Dresses 1897
$3.50 Cotton Robes 200
6-S10.95 In-Betweeners 2-Pc. Dresses $500
15-$5.99 Sheer Pastel Cotton Dresses S38S
3-$S.99 In-Betweeners White Dresses-----S597
R-$3.99 Girls Plaid and Solid Skirts ----$1A9
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Daytime Dresses
15-s3.99 Cotton PercaIe House Dresses in broken
sizes ------------------------- $l.S8
25-S4.s5 Sleeveless Pinafores -s2Ss
s5-s2.ss Dotted Swiss Dresses sizes u to 20.
$1.SS
15-S1295 Rayon Dresses, extra large sizes,
broken ----- 500
10-$399 Sleeveless Pinafores, sizes II to 16 only
$1.y9
5O-S299 Square Dance Cotton Dresses in sizes
IL to $1.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Won1en's $3.50
PLASTIC RAlNcoATS
$I.69

smorty styled and loooo waterproof.
Choice Of assorted metolIc stoned eoIors.
Small, medium and large sizes. No mail
or phone orders.
Kann's-Umbrellas- Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
GIOces

3s-s1.50 Nylon SIip-on Gloves, beige tone, wash
able, sizes to CSC
27-S500 Black Lace Evening Gloves, gold Sc
quin trim, sizes and 6A AS2 $3.50
Group of $3.50 Nylon Gloves, shortie and longer
lengths. white and colors, sizes to 71z----$1.3s
.1a,s3 Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Upholstery


72 Pcs Plastic window Shades. 36x70 In Ecru
Eggshell, Green and White ---------------- CSC
$398 to $5.98 Assorted Curtains, assorted lengths
ruffled styles, 54 to 90-inch lengths, rayon and
cottonS and organdes $2.79
s9c to SI00 Slip Cover and Drapery Material,
yat-dyed prints. 36-inch width material.
yds. for S100
Pcs. s6.ss Knitted Slip Covers for chairs -S1.00
4 Pcs. $1sss Knitted Sofa Slip Covers, famous
make ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1898
1-$sS5 Glider Replacement Cushion Set, set
of six cushions, yellow simulated leather dam
ageo, as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1913
10 pcs.-s19.95 Everglazed Chintz Bedspreads.
Solid colored tops, with candy stripe ruffled
skirts, single and full sizes --------------$ $998
20 prs.-$7.S5 Organdy Priscilla Curtains with
colored flock border trim, 80 inches long, perma
nent finished ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S449
l pr.-$6.SS Multicord Draw Draperies, 80 inches
long, gray color. floor sampled as is------$39S
pcss-$649 Dust Ruffles, full 16 inches skirt,
Tor twin bed---------------------- $249
10 prs.-$9.95 Cotton Marquisette, flocked de-
sign, eggshel color, 30 inches long by 80 inches
wide ------------------------- $3.50
pcs.-S298 to $49S Glider and Chaise RAIN
coats, plastic and rubber-coated drill, slightly
damaged, as is s----------------- $198
3 Pcs.-$8.95 and S9.95 8-oz. Duck Porch Awnings,
5h it. width and 61a it. widths, green and white
stripe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S549
5 pcs.-$5SS Window Awnings, 4S-inch width,
green and orange stripe, -S S19S
pcs. S7.99 Canvas Drop Curtains, Oft width,
complete with ropes and pulleys, has automatic
stop Observation-Disclosures $2.98
Is pcs-$1795 TO $2195 Porch Awnings, 10 and
II It. widths. 71s-oz. drill. all complete with
frames ---------------------S99 S99S
/ Pc. $3.50 Eastwood Porch Shades, sylvan
green color, complete with rope, pulleys and
automatic stop, floor sampled. 43 inches wide,
feet drop observation-disclosures $3.50
$50 yds.-89c Cotton Crash Vat Dyed Yard
Goods, 36-inch width ----5 yds., SI.0O
$14.S5 Quilted Everglaze Chintx Bedspreads.
Solid colors single and full sizes SS.8S
KannSThrd Floor.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

Art Goods
5o-75c to s1.5o Odd Lot Dress Yarns, 3sc to 75c
A-sl39 Stamped Pillow Cases, pr.--------79c
15-79c Stamped Dresser Scarfs rfs------------S9c
20-S1.85 Sock Kits ------------------------S8c
3O-$2.SS to $15.9S Finished Embroidered Models,
S1.49 to $799
2-79c Stamped s-pc. Buffet sets---------ssc
$3.50 Stamped Baby Sacques and Kimonos, 2Sc
24-5oc Stamped Aprons ns--------------------2sc
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Fabrics
go Yds S1.29 Crease Resisting Printed Pima
Cotton voiIes Observation-Disclosures I'd.
SO Yds. $1O0 Butcher Rayon, brown only 80
inches wide -----s5Sc yd.
21o Yds s1.1s Circle Skirt Cottons, SO" wide,
7Sc I'd.
100 Yds Sample Lengths S1.19 to $3.50 Imported
Crease Resisting Linens, SO" wide. 88c yd.
go Yds. 4sc Permanent Finished Organdy, 80"
wide. Blue only I'd.
Kanns+Street Floor
.JesCeIrg
2o-s1.oo Perfume Bracelets with bottle. Of per-
l25-S1.0o Bracelets with Cigarette Holders
75-S1.O0 CompactS
5-$495 Compacts, as is---------$250*
35-Mens and Boys $795 and $9.95 Watches.
$500"
$500 Gold filled Identification Bracelets for
women ----------------------Si'oV
S-S1.69 Leather Jewel Boxes 800
**pus 109S tar plus 209e tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Leather. Goods
s-s25.oo Genuine Alligator Bags, as is---sl1.s5'
2-s10.5O and $12.5o Black CaHskin Bags
75-S3.00 and $4.OO Leather Billfolds for men
ana women $X.vU"
50-Boys' $1.00 BilIfolds, Western design, zips
all around ---------------5-. .------------ SScs
3-Womens 1886 Overnight Bags $500"
50-Women's $1.OO Clutch Bags---- 39c"
10-$3.0O Handbags, as is-------------$ $1.00*
plus 2o96 tar
Kanns-Street Floor
Home Appliances
zs15ss5 Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges. 1850
3-s1l9s5 Fully Equipped Gas Ranges. 1850
models Observation-Disclosures $500
1-S15450 Magic Chef Gas Range. 1850 model,
S11400
2-Trads-In Table Top Gas Ranges "As is.
$l9.95
1--S17995 Coolerator Electric Range. Floor
model $129.Oo
1-S329.75 Frigidaire Freezer. 8 Gu. It. 1850
model --------- -$249OO
2-S199.95 Easy Washers. (30SS 1850 models
Demonstrators Observation-Disclosures $149OO
1-s169.s5 Easy Washer. 1850 model Demonstral
tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -$125.OO
1-S2Ss.75 Frigidaire Electric Dryer. Floor dem
onstrator ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000
Kann's-Appliance Store
9th and D SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

Linens
30o-5oc Supreme Rayon and Cotton Napkins,
15x15' Observation-Disclosures 29c
60-4Sc Printed Novelty Terry Hand Towels,
16x28" 2qc
50-Sec. $2.S5 Martex Terry Bath Mats, various
SoAoAo
SLABS Fashion Net Lace Tablecloths, 72x90-
3O0-$l00 Sanforized" Upper Uillow Protectors,
140-Sec. Csc Pillow Cases, 42x36-in.. white,
thread-drawn hens 49c
50-$1.29 Pastel Linen Huck Towels, 17x32-in,
79c ca.
IL Pr-slo.ss Bates praperies, q. yards long,
$3.50
IA Pr.-ss.S5 Bates Draperies, ~ yards long,
$4.99
1886 Printed Tablecloths, 5sx7s-in. size.
$2.99
Residual shrimkaee less than IL
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-06

Kann's-Third Floor
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

Sealed proposals., hereinafter listed
for constructing a FACTORY BUILD.
ING - Ocean Springs. Mississippi
District ~. VIII be received by The
Board Of Supervisors Of Jackson Coun-
ty OF Mississippi. at the Courthouse,
paEeaPoula, Mississippi until 1900 q.
m. Central Standard Ttmel, Tuesday,
February a. 1850, at which time ana
place they will be publicly opened and
fead
Praposals are Invited for any or all
of the following Contrsctuai Divisions.
along with coordination proposal for
Conf ectual Divisions Nos. !, 2 and
3. s.oseos 10 provisions u Contract
Documents.
CONTRA DIVISION NO. ],
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION;
Covers all work except other Can-
tractual Divisions listed below
CONTRACTUAL DIVISION NO. y
MECHANICAL WORK
Covers Plumbing. Heating, and Ven
coNrRAcTuAL DIVISION NO. 81,
E1.ECTRICAL WORK.
Complete.
plans and Specifications are on file
and may be Examined at the office Of
the Chancery Clerk 8t the Cumth5use
Paseagouia, Mississippi, and copies
! thereof may be exsnlined or opihlneu
from Carl T. Olsehnels & Associates.
Architects, 4l2 Pere Marquette Build
ing. New Orleans. Louisiana, upon de-
pasit OF $40 90
The fun amount OF deposit for one
set of documents viii be returned 20
eGch actual bidder. All other deposits
Will be refunded. less deductions not
exceeding the actual cost nt reprpduc
ton OF the documents, upon The re-
turn Of all documents IN good con-
dition within 10 days after the date ~
opening of bids.
Bids must be submitted on the blank
propose. forms furnished with the
, Specifications. and must be accompan-
led by Bid Security in the form cf
Certified Check on member bank ot
the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor.
alton payable 20 County OF Jackson.
Mississippi or acceptable Bid bond
payable TO County OF Jackson, Missis-
sinpi. IN ar amsuht equai TO at least
So OF the base bid, such security so
be forfeited as liquidated damages.
moi penalty, by any bidder who may
be awarded the contract, but who fatis
to carry out the terms of the pr0pos-
al. execute the contract and give Bond
IN the form and amount and within
the time specified.
No bid may be Withdrawn after the
scheduled closing time for tue re-
ceipt OF bids for period Of 30 Gays.
The Owner reserves Hte right to re-
iect any or all bids and TO waive in-
furmalities.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

gether with the buildings and inn
provements thereon in the City Of
PascaPoula. said County and State.
and particularly described as:
Lot W. Square A. of the Inglewood
Homes Subdivision, as per plat there
Of recorded in Book /, page l45 Of
the official plats in the office of the
Clerk of the Chancery Court, Jack
son County, Mississippi; subject to
restrictions of record in connection
herewith
said, property will be sold and CON
Veyed subject to a prior Deed of
Trust thereon from Inglewood Homes,
Inc. to W. B. Leedy & Co.. Inc.
dated June l, 1914. and recorded in
Book 81, page 213 Of the Records of
Mortgages and Deeds of Trust on
lands. and which said Deed of Trust
was by w. B. Leedy & Co, Inc, as
signed to the National Life Insurance
Company upon the 2lst day of July
1914. as is shown by assignment there
of Of record in Book 20. page 69 of the
Record of Mortgages and Deeds of
Trust in the office of the Clerk of
the Chancery Court OF Jackson Coun-
ty, Mississippi.
ADVERTISED. POSTED AND
DATED this the 9th day of February,
1850.
II. p. Heidelberg.
At 2-10, II. "a, 3-3 Trustee.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10
NON -nUsTpENT NOTICE


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TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
To Mrs. Henry FafHN, S79e gite5l
Street. san Francisco, Cal Wtnlield
y. Berry. Melrose. Mass. Melvin -
ST. Jonn. New Orleans, Las Mts Dek-
catis Money Aekley, whose last known
address was a24 North state ST. JACK
son Misa4 Mrs. Ifcno Money whose
last known aadfest wa LeNlhttetl'
Miss y living aud NJ dead f9eif ua-
knoNn heirs AID assigns, devisees
Administrators. Executors. or legal
Representative
And all other person on parties un-
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10
NOTICE

The State of Mississippi
To Marpro Incorporated. non-res-
ident of the State of Mississippi whose
post office address and street address
is number 2239 Commerce Building
Houston ,. Texas and To Robert r
Kelly. q nonresident Of the State af
Mississippi whose post office address
IS number 2239 Commerce Building
Houston 2. Texas, and Whose street
address is 2ll3 DriscJH Street. Hous-
ton Texas.
You are summoned 20 appear he
fore the Chaucery Court of the Goun-
" of Jackson m sand state. ON the
fourth Monday of February. 4 d.
1850. To defend the suit No l0q40 in
said Court OF Edward s Kelly. com
uiainant. wherein YOU are defendants
This the ! day of February 4 D.
1850.
n c. EVERETT.
IS F A l. Chancery Clerk
st 81. TO- II.