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The Ely miner., 1939-05-25
Data on Tagged Pike is
Requested From Anglers
u. S. Forest Service Stations
CCC Enrollee at Everett
Lake to Gather Data.

Fishermen who catch tagged pike In
Everett, Twin or BURNSIDE lakes are
asked to cooperate with the U. 5.
forest service in the collection OF data
on these fish, forestry service officials
here state.
A CCC enrollee has been stationed
at Kerntzs resort on Everett lake to
collect information. Data can be given
to resort owners on BURNSIDE lake,
who are assisting in compiling 1t, or
to the forest service office in Ely.
Valuable information on fish move
ments populations, distribution and
growth rate will result if each fisher
man will cooperate to do his part in
reporting tagged fish, the forest SER
vice emphasizes.
Information sheets are available at
BURNSIDE resorts and from the CCC
enrollee at Everett lake. A map OF
Everett, Twin and BURNSIDE lakes is
printed on the sheet and on this the
fisherman is asked to mark where the
tagged fish were caught. The tag num-
Der, date caught, and length from tip o1
nose to end of body-not including the
tail-are also wanted. The sheet con-
tains a nine-inch rule with which to dc
the measuring.
Fishermen who catch female pike may
be asked to allow them to be examined
Fish propagation experts estimate thai
from one-half to one-third of the egg'
remain in the fish after they arr
stripped of their spawn, and they an
anxious to determine what happens tt
the eggs that remain in the female.
At the stripping operations con
Quoted recently at the small stream
flowing into Twin lake from Everett
more than 5000 pike were tagged. Par
of them were liberated in Everett lax
and part in Twin. They have access tt
Burnside from these lakes.
Approximately 100 of those tagged a
the same place in 1888 were retaken
They were measured again and thet
growth during the year recorded.
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25
"NOONANISMS"
(Fr0m the Baudette RegionJ

The ladies of the Moose lodge at
Falls staged "bad
taste" attire party the other night.
Maybe they wore sensible hats.
The local fish hatchery is producing
200,O00,O00 eggs. You farmers should
tell your hens.
A local citizen took four friends home
for dinner the other night without
his wife. Men have been
shot for less than that, and had it
coming.
A reckless driver west of Baudette hit
the ditch the other day but escaped with
only a kink in his back He already
had kink in his head.
John Barrymore, who has been joined
in holy acrimony four times, says that
he will do it again. The next girl who
marries him will be an optimist.
BARRIERS of the state insist that 25
cents be the minimum price for shave.
Evidently they can't scrape along on
anything less.
AS a result of the opening of the
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25

home.
That's what We have in prospect if
the administration is to be consistent
and make all its purchases where they
can be had cheapest But the plea of
economy in this instance obviously is
inconsistent and must be insincere,
since the government laddling out
money for all kinds of relief by the
billions annually. Also if the govern
ment must buy meat where it can be
had for the lowest price, why stop at
that?. Why not get foreign bids on
everything? Or, is it the farmers only
the government wants to force down to
to the standards of foreign poems?
The country has just had another
demonstration of the potency of an
active public opinion. Mrs. Norton, the
Democratic Congressman from New
Jersey, and Chairman of the House
Labor Committee, had given notice that
she would ask suspension of the rules
for the passage Of her proposed amend
ments to the Wagner wage-hour law.
Suspension of the rules meant that no
chance would be given for debate or
amendment. It looked for a while as
if she would have her way.
However, it developed that the pro-
posed amendments were strongly op-
posed by both labor and farm elements
who were caught mapping. When it
became known what was in the wind,
the members were literally deluged by
kilograms, letters and phone calls, an
overwhelming majority of which op-
posed the procedure. They urged the
congressman to oppose suspension of
the rules and permit free and open de-
bate of the measure, and an oppor-
tunity to offer additional amendments
to the bill. The solons were properly
impressed, with the result that Mrs.
Norton withdrew her request. Again it
was proven that the congressman
listen to their masters voice"
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25

beaver season in Northern Minnesota
nearly everybody will be wearing fur
except the animals it grew on.
An airplane pilot came to an odd end
the other day. He died of pneumonia
There were many wall-eyed pike in
evidence Monday. Also many wall
eyed fishermen.
Two local citizens will leave soon
by car with a trailer to take in both
worlds fairs. They evidently figure
that two can leave as cheaply as one.
A court has ruled that a dog is en-
tiled to one bite at a man, but a lot of
men are not in favor of that kind of
cafeteria service.
The premier of Poland used to be
Mr.. Grabsh, but evidently he has
moved to Germany.
If you want to be included in the 1910
census don't let your auto get too ex-
cited.
If you have few drinks boiling under
your vest buttons, don't try to drive a
car. You are likely to drive yourself
into coronoer's inquest.
80
One trouble with drunken driver is
that he persists in turning a corner
before he reaches it.
There will be a little change in
trousers this year, says fashion writer
Too true.
Regardless of the outcome of the
Wenzel case, the commissioner of con-
servation should be assured of a long
term. In recent years most of them
have been in there just long enough
to get out.
Grab your common sense by the ell
bow Don't spend your hard earned
money with city peddlers.
sRs
Killing beaver with six to eight young
in them is slaughter. 1t doesn't make
sense.
Governor StaSSen probably would like
to see fewer deserving Republicans
calling at the State Capitol.
=
Most of the city peddlers deal off the
bottom. You can buy better from your
home merchant.
Money talks but it will say nothing
but Goodbye" if you send it to mail
order houses.
In dry town a prescription" lasts
just long enough for lad to get healthy
enough to get sick again.
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25
NEW Law GIVES
HOPE TO TAX
DELINQUENTS,

A law passed at the recent Mime
sofa legislative session which appears
to have received little attention due to
the mass of other legislation, but which
is important to delinquent taxpayers is
the renewal of the Ten-year Install
ment Plan.
The legislature of four years ago
passed bill similar to this in order to
make it possible for tax delinquents to
take care of their old accounts, to save
their property and to put such pay
mentS on a systematic and easy pay
ment plan.
The original law proved to be success
full in bringing in old taxes. Thous-
ands of taxpayers took advantage of it,
and several million dollars poured into
public treasures, according to James P.
Mcdonnell, president of the Minnesota
Taxpayers association.
The new law, Chapter 81, of the 1889
session laws, gives the owner of real
estate delinquent for 1896 or prior
years, the right to have all the past due
accounts punched into one composite
amount. The taxpayer can pay down
one-tenth of the total amount of such
past-due taxes, the balance being spread
over nine years with interest at the rate
of per cent per annum on the un-
paid balance from year to year.
Owners taking advantage of this law
will have all penalty and interest
waived on the delinquent amount and
will pay only the original tax, being
the same amount as would have been
paid had the tax been taken care of on
time, when it became due in the first
place.
The agreement to pay such taxes is to
be made in the office of the county
auditor in each county, and is known
as confession of judgment. This con-
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25

stitutes a judgment against the real
estate for taxes only, and is not a
judgment against the taxpayer per-
Sonally. Under the plan, owners are
given complete control of their own tax
situation so long as they continue to
make up the past-due payments an
nually, and so long as they keep cur
rent taxes paid up. It removes the
real estate in question from the de-
linquent list, there is no penalty to pay,
and the taxpayer can keep the con-
troll of his property in his own hand
so long as he meets the requirements
of the law, Mr.. Mcdonnell points out.
This offers new hope to those who have
had no expectation of saving their
property, and helps clear up bad de-
linquent situation.
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25
Honor Guard
Keeps Watch
Over Shrine

ONCE a year-on Memorial
" Day - eyes of the nation
focus on a tomb in Arlington
National Cemetery in Washing
ton, ID. C., on ,Uhich is inscribed:
''Here rests in honored glory an
American soldier knoiUn but to
Cod" That those soldiers iUhO
died in serpice of their country
shall be constantly remembered,
the United States Army MAIN
tains perpetual UigiI OUer the
tomb of the UnknOiUn Soldier.
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25
HE WOULDN'T EAT PICKEREL-BUT
He Relished Suckers

he declared as he speared couple OF
pieces from the other plate.
One helping gone, he consumed
another, remarking on the comparative
goodness of his meal over the pickerel
dinners of the others.
No one had a comeback to his re-
marks.
When the fish were gone, the pike
eating" gentleman was informed that
his meal had consisted of steaked
suckers.
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25

The seasons best fish story to date
occurred on the opening day.
Scene: Interior of Matty Kapsch's
cabin at Silver Rapids. Group of Ely
fishermen seated comfortably around
table on which two plates of crisp,
brown fish awaited their hungry at
tack.
Action: ''Who wants to eat pickerel," !"
one of the group exclaimed haughtily
as he pointed to the plate containing
large portions of the steaked fish.
I'm going to eat some of this pike"
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25
AS Navaios initiated Che wolf

When Navajo Indians sought to
initiate the VOLTS success in hunt
ing, they even changed their psy-
chology and went around looking
dour, with all jesting tabooed.
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25
First SiIos in Germany

Silos were first used in Germany
about 1900, in the form of large
storage pits. They were not COM
mon In the United States until after
1875.
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25
Dizzy in Donegal

One Mans pass on Sieve League,
Donegal, Ireland, is the only place
in the world where one can lie on
ones face in the grass and look
down drop of 1000 feet to the sea
below.
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25
Gaelic Live Language

Gaelic is the spoken language of
the Hebrides islands, of the west
coast of Scotland.
The Ely miner., 1939-05-25

youths learning guides
established
Conservation Safety
i Bureau the National Youth Administration.
Schneeweis ST. Paul. instructor
BemidJ,
Bottom pcreCamp the
spective guides Ber Hombeck Aitkn Qef;
strike center) Edward Crosby ghD
meal a practice assignment.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
HOUSES FURNISHED.

EDGEMOOR, MD.-EXCLUS!VF RES1DEN-
gal area; near schools. CHURCHES, buses.
nicely furn: automatic heat at,Llact;
piano: garage: Sl:5 per month. Phone
Bradley "US-J.
SUITABLE FOR ARMY OR NAVY OF
bus Cathedral. Detached. completely fur
nished: 4 bedrooms. bath. lst-tioor lava
tory. maids room, electric refrlgera Jlon.
bui.t-in garage. Phone Emerson 564G.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-COMPLETELY
furnished 9-room home from May ]; large
porcheS; exceptionally cool III summer;
Sl.5 per month. Woodley .493.
FOR RENT DURING SUMNER. FUR
niShed house $ rms. beautiful wooded
section; $50; refs. required. Call Woodley
S14G
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. : ROOMS.
rent whole or part, beautiful grounds. all
modern improvements Immediate pos
session. "a 4 Monroe ST. ne. North 6S6S
Evening star., 1939-04-21
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS,
1871 SHEPHERD ST. NE.

1921 SHEPHERD ST. N E.
Center-hall planned. 7 rooms. baths
recreation room. large living room with
open fireplace. dining room, attractive Den.
modern Kitchen screened back porch. mas
ter bedroom with private bath. : other
large bedrooms and bath attic, large rec
reation room win fireplace. gas heat. lnSu-
lated furrsd walls screened and weather.
stripped; Venetian blinds throughout; slate
roof. copper water pipes cutters and down
spouts: well-landscaped lot 6nNl IA shade
trees, brick garage Open until pm.
WN. r. THOROWGOOD.
Ava
Evening star., 1939-04-21

This exceptionally good value has just
been placed on the market as the owner.
who bought it new 3 months ago. has
been ordered away Immediately 1t is de-
tached Colonial brick. slate roof. with 6
good rooms and attic which has been
heat Garage. Deep lot. And many
unusual features. At SIS $50 the owner is
sale we suggest an immediate inspection
Call Emer. 1865 or Emer. $40 until pm
REALTOR~EDW. r. CARR-BUILDER.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
A COUNTRY HOME,
The One of Your Dreams

Can you imagine an all-stonc home,
situated on a large. wooded knoll, sur
rounded by giant trees with a marvellous
view over the surrounding countryside?
Well, here It is. It's not too large. bur
large screened porch and open terraces
overlooking the gardens are only a few OF
the features giving this home charm and
comfort; only ! year old. All large rooms.
with full library, 3 bedrooms and 3 baths,
room really make life worth living. Call
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met. 1I43 until
Evening star., 1939-04-21
BETHESDA-S9,25O.

A lovely detached center-ha,I brio: home
containing g large rooms and complete tiled
bath with shower. fnOred attic tLtl base
meNt hUilt-ln Raraee. spacious screened
side porch. aur tomato air conditioned Eea'.
Only :! years old. this house IS real value
and the owner must sacrifice II. Only ;!
minutes walk from school, stores. thea er,
churches and transport alton. To inspect
Call WIS. $3.50 or EmerSOn 9NGA.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
ROLLINGWOOD.
S12.500.

THE LOWEST PRICED NEW HOME IN
THIS BEAUTIFUL SECTION.
Center-hall brick Colonial. G rooms. 2
baths attic: air conditioned, insulated;
built-in garage
loft. SCREENED LIVING PORCH
OVERLOOKING REAR YARD: OAK AND
REEGIJ PEI - TEES CLOSE G TO %, PARk pa r AND
EpW. II. JONES g. CO, NC
WOODI Fy o3Ub
Evening star., 1939-04-21
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
PITNG OW

1125 Stratford Rd.. Battery Park. Md.
Small payment. so per month. New
5-room de luxe brick home: oil burner,
air-cpnditioned open fireplace, large porch
wooded lot tS1x11Op. Open for inspection.
Out Wis. ave. to Wilson lane turn right
on Stratford rd.. one block to house. Call
Evening star., 1939-04-21
WESI, ,FY HEIGHTS-S19.85O.

g. GOO cash. Unforeseen circumstances
make this the lowest priced house ever
offered on this street., beautiful brick
and stone home only about !, years olo,
room. dining room, library and lavatory,
buffers pantry and beautiful Kitchen on
first floor; beautiful bedrooms. 3 fire.
places 1 complete baths, 9-car garage
Evening star., 1939-04-21
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

UNFURN :. RMS: DINETTEi KITCHEN
Irving st. ArlSeton, Va.
BETHESDA. MD. 4524 AvONOALE ST.
New duplex aptS.,. > rms kitchen. bath.
refg.: heated: porches: SG5 Available Nav
l. FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO., sos H
st. nv. Natl. OH.
ARLINGTON ROOMS, LARGE KITCH-
Ell: semiI-priyate, bath hea,, gas. .elec.
refs. mel: 81, 80. Phone Chestnut 4234.
NEWLY, WELL FURN.. . r, X AND B.
%rC II: private: cool. cheerful; heat. gas,
t!ec. fnrn.: gentle adults; Forest Glen bus.
Sh. 33fGR. eve.
u s1BLEY AVE, .HyATrsVILLE; Md
Furnished apt: living room bedroom.
kitchen, private bath: newly decorated: pri-
Vate home: acu!tS IL
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR or NEW "-FAMILY
house; elec. kit. . bedrms. h-wh ncl.
! blk. from center Of Clarendon. 12lo n
Herndon st. Chestnut GIG,
RIGGS RD.-IN MY BEAUTIFUL HOME,
elec kit. d!nette, lv. room, bedrm,. bath.
recep. hall, porch. garage: beautiful
grounds; $3.50 mo. Phone Be:wyn :-F-,!!.
1O5 JEFFERSON AVE, RIVERDALE. ND.
Across from school, LIlfurH rooms,
bath; so per month. -:
Evening star., 1939-04-21
CORNER BRICK.

s. .5O,-Situated between NJ. Pleasant
ST. and Rock Greek Park. an imposing =
story and cellar brick home with. covered
front porch, Tcoms, cath, lavatOTy,
nalcs room and bath. oil burner. 3-car
brick garage: better value would be hard
TO find Evenings phone Geoyeia HOI2.
L. r. GRAVATTE,
1o9 18th S.. Realtor Nail 01T3.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
" HOME OF FINE LIVING.
S13.500.

Don't waste any time in inspecting thus
fine home in the best residential section OF
WASHINGTON situated nicely on beautifully
Handicapped lot, containing an extra large
living room with large bay window. large
dining room with bay window. &c luxe MOD
ern kitchen coZy breakfast nook 1st-floor
lavatory: upstairs are 3 large bedrooms and
9 sparkling tiled baths automatic air-con-
ditioned heat detached garage. The price
is right For inspection. call Emerson
Evening star., 1939-04-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT. WITH OPTION TO
buy time payments. detached six-room
brick or stone; give description and price
Box cEG-C Star ~"
WE WILL LIST YOUR PROPERTY.
Our prospects will make good tenants
for your house or apartment
VIM NJ. THROCkMORTON
Realtor,
Invest. Bldg. Dist GOA2.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
A Combination of Beauty and
Ua1,1oi

A true personifcation of modern living
in a suburban wooded setting of beautiful
Baruabv Woods This fine house is per
hapS what you have been looking for II
contains a large living room with open fire.
place bright dining room. colorful kitchen
with G. E. REFRIGERATOR. Magic Chef gas
range and ventila ting fan; also lst-foor
lavatory; 3 bedrooms and , sparkling tileo
baths occupy the 2nd floor: floored attic:
beautiful recreation ROOM oil .air-condl-
toned heat. built-in garage. All of which
makes this home one of the finest values
of the season. To inspect, call Emerson
a0GS Priced right
Evening star., 1939-04-21
WOODRIDGE BARGAINS.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

13-room house. 3 baths $3.50. Let the
rent pay the bill rooms. > garages.
$3.50. H. c. MAYNOR. 2314 Rhode Island
ave ne North ABS
Evening star., 1939-04-21

OWNER WILL TRADE
HIS CJTSTOM- RITZ TT 1Jo,.r
Sc 0A0

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
. rms bath. bungalow situated on cor.
ner lo' with soft. frontage home Is ~
excellent condition. ready for immedtar.
occupancy, and very easy terms will b,
made to a buyer with fixed income.
F. ELIOT MIDDLE LETON
"05 Investment Bldg Rep. 1881
Evening star., 1939-04-21
A P A r T M e N r S .
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

AEANi iNNeNIS ONfOkNISnEU.
SOL 18th ST. NE AND RM. APTS..
nne condition: new gas stoves. elec refg..
neat. Janitor service; exceptional low rents
$500 9th ST NV. CORNER 9th AND
kennedy)-2 rms, kit. bath: Frigidaire on
house current; $40 to $50 mo. See res. mgr
yr call EDW. L. STROHECKER, Met. 2713.
1920 P ST. SE.-DUPLEx. 2 BEDRMs..
large liv. rm.. mod. kit. bath, heat. h. W.
fur. locker. laundry rm; S55. Apply Apt.
l. or Shepherd 2646-J.
$3.50 L ST. NW-WALKING DISTANCE
downtown: 2 rooms. kit. bath FREE re-
frieeration. Res. mgr. $40 so. Dist. 1909.
JAMES A. GEDDES. agent, Tower Bldg 22'
READY MAY ].
THE GOVERNOR SHEPHERD.
3121 VIRGINIA AVENUE.
WooDRIDGE, 1882 ,24th ST. NEAT
tractive. 5 rooms, kitchen and private bath:
insulated; G. E. refrigerator private en-
trance; entire 2nd floor of detached home;
adults. Phone North 1465-W.
DOWNTOWN. THE BAYHEAD, 724 3rd ST.
NV rm. kit, bath newly decorated:
refe. on house; reas. See manager.
MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF ROCK CREEK
PARK from this distinctive apt in 'Randan
Mansions" 10th and Lamont sts, NV.
2O-tt. living rm., bedroom. large dinette,
2 LARGE RMS. KIT. BATH, ALL OUT
side rms, 2nd f.; $3.50. 1925 18th st.
NV. Res. mgr
Evening star., 1939-04-21

WESLEY HEIGHTS-JUST COMPLETED.
and decorations not found in speculative
homes Never before in this exclusive sec
ton has there been offered so much for the
money. Facing Government forest in its
native state covered with towering trees.
its location has no equal in Washington.
Restriction similar to nearby Spring VAL
ley. :2i4G i4th st. (south of Cathedral
ave) BUILDER Woodley .7S1
Evening star., 1939-04-21
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.

Open for Inspect ion.
Just off B2..O Pike. + JACKSON Ave.
See this beautiful Colonial home on lot
5ylJ0. = large rooms, OH burner.
eaL n4rrain II IS - nM NatL .IM.iM
Evening star., 1939-04-21
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN

39l9 1ngOmar st.-Dutch Colonial cen.
tei-hal pIan; 4 bedrooms. bath. large !iv.
ing room, fireplace porch, GARAGE; new oi
horner and gas range lsree lot Out-af.
town owner wants 10 dispose of 1t quickly
One: wanted for equity Open Sat. and sun
VIM. T, BALLARD,
1"21 Eve s. NV
Evening star., 1939-04-21

3oth ST. n.e.-Very attractive bungalow
on large, well-landscaped lot ; nice rooms,
bath, h;-w.h. and cleo. hardwood floors,
detached garage; vacant. Easy terms.
Evenings phone Greenwood @3Gi-J.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
Evening star., 1939-04-21
10th ST. HEIGHTS.

One of the finest homes in this section,
built to order for former owner at cost
OF $4,000 is offered at less than half
price to buyer with substantial cash
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Evening star., 1939-04-21
TWO Family, FIRST COMuERCIAI,

Large corner. brick; basement can be
made into store: . units, 4 rooms. kit and
bath; excellent renting section: present IN
come. 500 mo Exceptional low price.
$4,000 Gail Mr.. B2AZELTON, 6 to .
pm, De. or.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
CAPE COD
(PPJrX DATNTvrr, ,1,,ryr-

~, 'bRIClN ED WHITE)
Ihree bedrooms two baths; one bed.
room and bath on first floor; knotty pins
paneIed living room with fireplace; de-
tsched BRICK GARAGE: large lot $3.50 cash.
500 month, includes curtailmcnt on hofh
trusts. To inspect call Shrpherd 15t-
Evening star., 1939-04-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.
IN ROCK CREEK Pal
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
BRICK BUNGALOW.

Five rooms. attic, oil heat. Less than
thfee years old. NeW-house condition:
front porch. wooded lot: $3.50 cash Easy
i,loraony inono,.y pa @paymentS F. 4. financing. To
Evening star., 1939-04-21
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. 81.
So .950-NEW DETACHED RRICk

-. - -AOA4b1/ oIl1STA
Just south OF Wesley Heights A pos.
tineo I'VE Sahile h. t. rooms, 2 baths. air condi-
9t.otlea 9a heat venetian blinds on lst floor,
~ 1Mlit3!ace' luil basement. garage. factory
caoinets in Kitchen, copper pipes guftc,s
ano do%nsDouts. Screened and weather.
sLlppcd. Slate roof. In fact everythirp
FRANK S PHILLIPS nirt LII
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-01-26
Cord Of Thinks

The Durant Daughters Chapter No.
973 U. ID. c., wishes to express their
sincere appreciation to the Honor
able Board of Supervisors of Holmes
County for their recent appropriation
to the chapter. 1t will greatly assist
us in the work of compiling com-
plete roster of Holmes County Con-
federate soldiers. Holmes County fur
nished her full quota of splendid
boys to the War Between the States,
and we should see that every single
name Is properly recorded.
Mrs. r. l.. Cooper, President
Durant Daughters Chapter
No. s7s, U. d. c.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-01-26
! Mrs. Annie Bronch, y,
Passes At Sails

Mrs. Annie Branch, 70, died at het
home in Sails Monday night at 10:1s
o'clock after a lengthy illness.
The funeral services were held on
Tuesday, January "a, at the Senasha
Church at 3 o'clock with the Rev
E. T. Tucker conducting.
Burial was in the Senasha ceme-
terry with the Southern Undertaking
Association in charge.
Mrs. Branch was a native Missis
sippian, born at Branchville. She
was the daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Nixon Ousley.
Surviving are: one son, WI N
Branch, Sails; niece, Mrs. H. A
Albin, Goodman; a nephew, T. A
Ousley, Goodman; and many othel
relatives.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-01-26

FOR SALE--Seven room house in
Durant, also furniture; 40 acres OF
land 3 miles east Of Durant, stove
wood, posts and corn. Mrs. J. l..
McCool. 1853 East Center Street, Can
ton, Miss.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-01-26

Mrs. jamie Barth arrived Monday
from Tampa, Florida and is at the
bedside of Mrs. Pickle Cummings,
who is i'll.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-01-26

FOR sALE-valuable property IN
Durant, close to business section.
For information call the News Of
fice, 10. 24-5~67
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-01-26

FOR SALE-Magic Chef Gas Stove,
2 porch swings, dresser, 5 kitchen
tables.-Mrs. Arnold Renacker, Du-
rant.