The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 7

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Caril o' thanks, article in me- morlnm. notices, religious and fraternal resolutions nre ad- tpjtisini; and are charged for at (he 'above rates. N'o nd taken for less than 25c. jlo rebates for cancelled (unes- nlrnll classified advertisements un original ad is ordered rw OLC inonlli or lont-er. No Cash Rebates In Any Case.

For Rent BOOM, 503 Wash'ton. Phone 218. Houses and furnished and unfurnished. Miss Bessie Bell, UOO Alexander. 3-l-lE JJcv apts.

Fairview. Mrs. J. W. prior, Phone 583.

2-27-lmo ROOM private bath, lor business men. 200 McAllister, Call 647. 3-1-lmo 5-ronm apt. unfurnished. 114 N.

Broadway. Phone 1486. 3-3- Imo ROOMS, twin beds, innerspring 118 North Shelby Phone 1107. 3-3-lmo Four-room furnished apartment for couple. 315 Orlando Street Phone 943.

3-4-121 Furnished apartment. Tel. 1041-J 3-6-61 FOR RENT: Furnished apartment Located 109 South Broadway Phone 344. G. G.

Alexander. DOOMS for gentlemen. 102 North Hinds St. Phone 599. 3-6-lmo FOR SALE: House, 304 O'Hea.

Apply J. B. Stanton, 311 No. Shelby. 2-15-lrno FOR SALE: 1940 Farnsworth Radios now on display.

An old name in Television. Delta dio Service, phone 423, 303 Washington Ave. Delfos 531-B seed. Ginned on private gin where no other cotton was ginned. Price $50 per ton FOB Marathon Plantation.

Glen Allan, Miss. 3-3-lmo FOR SALE: Stoneville 2-B planting seed. Phone 720-R or write Box 333, Greenville. 3-5-2w Good clean bean hay, S10 per ton. 300 to 500 bu.

white corn at 65c per bu. J. S. Kirk. 3-10-121 House on Old Leland Road.

Tatum Furniture 223 Washington, Phone 911. 3-10-121 FOR SALE: .3 Arcola Heating Systems. Reasonably priced. Ring 181R-R. 3-10-lmo FOR SALE: Baby Chicks S3.85 hundred.

C. O. D. Heavy Mixed 55.85. Pullets $8.45.

Write Pa- vid W. Nichols Kingston, Ga. 3-1'1-Ot National Cash Register with five drawers. In good condition. Call Abe Weinberg, 1499.

3-11-81 FOR SALE: Hot Point Electric Stove, 4 eyes, 2 solid, 2 open; large oven. Con be seen at 600 Starling. Mrs. Josh Bell. 3-12-tf GRANULAR 'AERO' CYANAMID the nitrogen plus lime fertilizer can be purchased in Greenville from Charles Duncan, 400 Arnold Avenue, Greenville.

Tues-Thure-Sun-U BUY REAL ESTATEI Invest Your Cosh In Property-Willie or Colored. See or Coll J. L. McClendon Beal Estate Rentals 117 N. Edlsn Phone 1(18 CUSTOM HATCHING Bring Your EBBS on MONDAY or TUESDAY NOTICE Or SALE By virtue of the authority con- 'erred upon.

as trustee in that certain deed of trust executed by 'i. F. Cook and S. L. Cook, husband and wife, to secure the in- Jebtedness therein mentioned, which deed of trust is dated October 1, 1938, and is recorded in Book 280, at page 329 of the land records of Washington County, Mississippi, wherein, the property herein described was 'conveyed, default, according to the terms of.

said deed of trust, having been made in the payment of the hi debtedness so secured, and the owner having declared all of said indebtedness now due and payable, at the request of the holder and owner of said indebtedness, Edward J. Bogen, as such trustee, will on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1940 at the front door of the Court House in Greenville, Mississippi, between the hours prescribed by law for sheriff's sales, sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described property situate in the City of Greenville, Washington County, Mississippi, towit: All of Lot 18 of Block 14 of the Alexander Subdivision of Block 8 of the Sixth Addition to said City of Greenville, Mississippi, and being a tenant house at Number 530 Redbud Street in said City. Witness my signature this 27th day of February, 1940. EDWARD J. BOGEN, Trustee.

Signed, posted and a copy handed the Delta Democrat- Times this 27th day of February, 1940. EDWARD J. BOGEN, 4-27-4w Trustee. Lost LOST: Old-fashioned block onyx breast pin. Reward.

Miss Bessie BclJ, 600 Alexander. 3-10-81 Financing 7 Ways To Finance-He-Painting Remodeling New Home Plumbing Re-Roofing Repairs Wall Pnwr Heating ESTIMATES FURNISHED JUDGE LOSES TEMPER WHEN DENOUNCES BOXER Canadian Is Convicted Of Manslaughter In Slaying OF Nazi Attache NEW YORK, Mm-. 12. (AP)-A-judge whose voice broke with anger denounced ns "a dirty bum" a 24-year-old Canadian boxer who' had just been convicted of first-degree rrt an slaughter in fatal bludgeoning of Dr. Waltt-T R.

Engelberg, German consular attache. ROCGE RETURNS TO NEW ORLEANS NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 12 (AP) --O. John Rugge.

the Assistant U.I S. Attorney General who direct-J ed the Louisiana political scandal inquiries, was hack in New Orleans today to cheek the progress at a Federal Grnnd Jury's probe of alleged election irrennhiritics. hi.TO nothing to report nn the probes," RogRc said when he arrived by plane lust nisht. "I will merely check the stains of present and see what further there Is to be done." counsel he beat Dr. Engclberg to death Dec.

5 after the hitter made immoral advances in his Brooklyn home, readied its verdii-t lust night in BIX hours and 14 minutes. It was midnight when the jurors filed into a courtroom emptied of spectators. Outside in the corridor Kehler's bride, soon to be a mother herself, wept with fcer mother. Mrs. O.

A. Letts or Ottawa, Canada. The boxer, who was cough I in Toronto two weeks after the killing, stood frowning as County Judge Peter Brancato congratulated the jury- its "absolutely fair' 1 verdict then remarked heatedly: "But the defendant i.s a shrewd clever individual and showed it by slipping in his defense of in- toxirntion. He was mi drunk than you or 1." Looking at the six-foot-two- inch, powerfully buitl figum before him. the-judge continued: "What in thunder made tins ii iviri hiwrri I man i Was it sex? I doubt Kehie? it.

He jus, a cheap hum Only men in the really happened in that mom, and oiu: is dead. This man is lucky he was not convicted of a higher degree" Furnished apartment. Tel. 1041-J. 3-6-6I FOR RENT: Furnished apartment.

Located 1 09 South Broadway. Phone 344. G. G. Alexander.

DOOMS for gentlemen. 102 North Hinds St. Phone 599. 3-6-lmo Two-room apartment, furnished. I Next to bath.

Private front entrance. Apply 811 N. B'dway. 3-6-Gt FdUr-room house with bath. Apply 207 Nelson.

2-7-Gt Bedroom, Phone 1363-J, COO Arnold. 3-7-12I Small unfurnished apartment. Phone 1 322. 3-7-6t Store building with living quarters and one acre at land, halt mile from city limits, on Hiway 82 Mrs. Annie Norris.

3-io-et FOR RENT: Rooms for gentlemen. Phone 381. 3-10-6I Front room for one or two gentlemen. Phone 1040. 3-10-121 FOR RENT: Available March 15, Monterey Apartment.

Refer- dices exchanged. Tel. 1242. I 3-10-61 I Nice four room house; bath, gas, I lights, cheap rent. Main just outside city limits.

Phone 910-M. 3-10-61 included. 214 Alexander. 3-11-31 Two apts. also 1 bedroom with 2 beds.

Separate gas. Lights and watei furnished. 115 N. Pop- 3-11-31 I Furnishi'd apartment. Mrs.

Dixie IVrcv. Teleplione 18S6. 1305 Main Street. 3-12-61 I FiirnMu-d apts. available Satur- dsv.

s. Hinds. Tel. 1056. bedroom (or gentlemen ui business women.

1209 Ma St. i'lione 483. 3-12-6 I For.Sale fcrlORTGAGE LOANS i i i i i i i i wn'i' i i We a i a i i i i i i i i i K. 11- A 1 R. H.

LAKE Bj i i ni.ni jstnlc 'H' i i Kiinc 1 i I i im.lid, Mb" Studio small up- i fanious standard monthly paymen at Ernest B. Lewv 'i Co. wnrchcuse, GH SlrecJ, Green 1 fl)K S.M.I. -NaUJnTrciisli lli'B IMOIS. rt second hand D.

i i a i Sales 111 Poplar St. Phono 7117. I no a leave call at Hate til-i-i-nviUc. Beal Estate Rentals 117 N. Edlsnn Phone 1(18 CUSTOM HATCHING Bring Your EgKS on MONDAY or TUESDAY or cusloirf hatching.

$3.00 per Irny. 118 to 120 I'BKS In a tray. DON'T FOItC.ET-- SfiOO BABY CHICKS HATCHED EACH WEDNESDAY. Nichols Hatchery Greenville, Miss. Mr.

and Mrs. R. Ncal Old Leland Roml I'lione 1377 Lumber LUMBER-- BLDS. MATERIAL It von need any kind lumber or iiuilding material or you wnut to Imild anything I saving prices Credit terms on iiutlding can also be arranged. Come or write -E.

G. NE-LKON. Chatham. Miss. JIODEHNIZK YCirll HOME WITH A Bird Master- Built Roof! More color more resistant! Knsy No Money Down! McKEE LUMBER CO.

Phone 123 New Leland Highway Painting PITTSBURGH StlXPROOF I'KODl'CTS Paint and Class. Wallpaper. Eslimntes and Furnislu'd. Virden Lumber Co. Phones (M7-C08 Mattresses Mattresses Renovated.

Phone 9163 Clements Mattvess 1101 Nelson. 31 Wanted WANTED' Distriliutnr for populai new 5c food confection. Gnu.1 proposition. Elmer Candy Co. New Orleans.

La. 3-10-31 WANTED TO BUY: Rather la RC old Tapestry, wall hanging wih blue and burgundy ciilor? State price and describe i Box B. G. care Notice Learn To DANCE in r. I'.

M. iS ami 11 11 il Wa.v. Alsia C. Hyde 1 A I I'liom- 7 Ways To Finance-- He-Pafntlng Remodeling New Home Plumbing Rc-Roofine Repairs Wall Paix-r Heating ESTIMATES FURNISHED Virden Lumber Co. Phone GG7-GG7 For Saleftnnn Let Us Furnish MONEY Talk To Us About An AUTO LOAN! Quick Service-- No Endorsers! Borrow and Drive On I Amity Finance Co.

20 Wilzln Bids. Phone 470 F. H. A. LOANS-- We'll he Bind to completely ratlin 1 ill delailw of your loan built! vonr house save you i i vy! Cull us lodii.v! 1'IItiXK WK A I CO.

New Leland Services Offered LADIES! Have You Tried Invisible Half Soles? They are wonderful Wlter, we repair solos no one can tell tliov haTMe ever beirj repaired and the cost is MI i TUT IT TODAY! Loyacono Shoe Shop Since 1S08 234 Washlustou Ave. Phone 54 Mirrors Guaranteed. Complete Furniture Renovating Service. Defcnbaugh's Upho story Shop. Telephone 414.

Delivery service. "2 at the City Limits. 12-14-tf Alton U. a 81VIL I Surveys, F11A Phone 1487 3-10-lmo Tubes Tested Free. Give your a new lease tin i win new tubes.

Delta a i Service. Phone 423. Harness Repair S.iop All work done without delay. i2 Hivv; at Cedar. "First" Every Time! I'irsi in In in r- 1 1 FirM i rirst cri'lie ral.l"T rirs! Uivlnibli' First 111 i i i Mfllcrlals a i eel i ynii For and i Greenville Shoe Hospital a i i i i It.

h. I'ruji. Neighborly Neighbors HER, CUUTTERIN' UP OUR HOUSE WITH ALL THEM 0EWHISKEREP OL' CHROMOS MAKE A LITTLE MITE HOMELIKE AN' LIVABLE. itcautiful lot on side I Velar Street, ln'nvecn Slvi'i'l I I In- i riiiml. 1S.V I I I or Sec AUNT BEGONIA IS NOT ONLY REFUSING TO 8E "FROZEN OUT' BUT SHE SEEMS TO BE SETTLING HERSELF FOR A LONG PICTURE THAT WENT UP PROPPED PETERS'FROWNING EVEBROWS ONE NOTCH LOWER Krai ICslale-Jtcnlsils-Loaiis 10554 S.

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