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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-29
Contract Bridge
ELTON CLUB

Scores in the second session for the City Championship trophy for ladies, under the direction of Mrs. w. s. Smith were: Mrs. Thomas Morris, Mrs. Ralph Brannian, 127: Mrs. George Brennan, Mrs. F. N. Hess. 125hs; Mrs. William Baer, Mrs. II. E. Green; Mrs. Irving An- derson, Mrs. Leo Comstock, 130.
 The official standing: Mrs. Bran nian, Mrs. Morin, 247; Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Green. 246is; Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Hess tied with Mrs. Edmund Splcer, Mrs. Charles Haywood, PA.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS


who's that?" Peter Rabbit
pricked up his ears and stared at
the tops Of the trees in the Old
Orchard.
Instantly Jenny Wrenn popped
her head out of her doorway. She
cooked her head one side TO listen
then looked down at Peter. I don't
hear any strange voice" she
snapped. The way you are staring,
Peter Rabbit, one would think you
were hearing something new and
worth while"
Just then there were two or three
sharp, squeaky notes from the top
of one of the trees. "There" cried
Peter. There! Didn't you hear
that, Jenny Wren?"
For goodness sake, Peter Rab-
bit, you don't mean to say that you
don't know whose voice that is?"
cried Jenny. That's Rosebreast. I
didn't suppose there was any one
who didn't know that sharp, squeaky
voice. 1t rather gets on my nerves.
What anybody wants to squeak like
that for when he can sing as Rose
breast can is more than I can
understand"
At that very instant Mr.. Wren
began to scold as only he and
Jenny can Peter looked up at Jenny
and winked syly. And what any
one wants to scold like that for
when he can sing as Mr.. Wren can
is too much for me- retorted Peter.
But you haven't told me who
Rosebreast is"
"The Rosebreast, OF course,
stupid" sputtered Jenny. IF you
don't know Rosebreast the Grosbeak,
Peter Rabbit, you certainly must
have been blind and deaf ever since
you were born. Listen to that! just
listen to that song!'
Peter listened. That song was
coming from the very tree from
which had come those squeaky
notes few minutes before. Peter
looked puzzled DO you mean We'll
come Robins song?' ne asked Sneep-
ishly.
mo. I don't mean Welcome
Robins song" snapped Jenny.
What good are a pair of long ears
if they can't tell one song from
another? That song may sound
something like Welcome Robins,
but it's different and it's better.
That is Rosebreast singing and
there he is right in the top of that
tree. Isn't he handsome?"
Peter looked up to see a bird
nearly the size of Welcome Robin.
His head, throat and back were
black. His black wings had patches
of white on them. But his breast
made Peter catch his breath with a
little gasp of admiration. 1t was a
beautiful rose red. The rest of him
underneath was white. 1t was Rose
breast the Grosbeak.
OH" cried Peter. Isn't he
lovely?"
Evening star., 1941-07-23

WRt, 6.45-Represenisve 0smen Of New
Jersey "A Unified Air Force.
WJSV 7:00-6rand Central Station; Flor
ente Reed, Broadway star; Hugh haTIows, e1'
EIIey Queen Of radio, and Frances CLANCY have
principal roles in ionghts drama.
WNAL, 700-0uiz Kids: 0Idtmer Gerard
barrow returns and 50 does up-andtomlng Mary
Dougherty,
WRC, 700-Thin Nan Adventures Black
Eyes and Blue murder in the prIlet9hf rlng.
WWDC. 7:0O-Veierans Of Foreign Wars
Presentation Of the original plague Of The
Americans Creed by its author, William Tyler
Pace. 10 the v F. W.
WNAL, 7:3O-Nanhattsn al Midnight: A
murder mystery complete with two insane
women, cat that looks like man, and a
pair Of murders.
WINK, 7:30-Water Gate Preview: Brazil
Ian Soprano Elsie Houston, soIoiSt for tonorowS
concert
VOL, 7:45-Alumnum Party: A miuophoRe
swings around New York City 10 observe various
points Of collection in the ALUMINIUM Drive.
WJSN 8:O0-NilonS for Defense: On be-
half Of Defense bonds and stamps will appear
Com3 Abbott and Costello. Alexander WoolItoFi,
Soprano Helen Jepson, Irving Berlin, Actor Ray,
mord Massey, VioIinist Albert Spadine and
lIka Chase.
WRC, 8:00-0uiuer Baseball: SongstreSS
Benay VenUfa joins Bud HuIitk as permanent
team captain Of this Quiz show.
WRt. 8;30-Nr. District Attorney The
Case Of The Good Samaritan" in which The
D. 4 hreak5 LID an inSuEante Eatket.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

WNAL, o00-The Griffith A. {. under the
lights against The Detroit Tigers.
WJN, 9:t5-RepreseniaiiVe Smith Of Ohio
speaks on aid 10 Russia.
VOL, 9;30-Pageani Of Melody; HenU
Weber conducts the orchestra in Webers Over
fure 10 "Abu HaNan. the fourth movement Of
Beeihoyens Fifth, MoskoWskys "kalaguena "
Kathryn Witwer sings DebussYs "NandoIine."
Beau Soir" and Herbens Twilight in Bard
keesk."
WINK, o:45-Lets Win: Dr., George C.
RuhIand. Health Officer for the Dstriti: Health
and Defense"
WRC, t0;i5-Representaive ThIlI Of Wis.
tonsin: Peace Rather Than War"
WMAL, ft;t5-Fighi for Freedom: Wendell
WIIkie is principal speaker al mass meeting
in Hollywood Bowl, under auspices Of Fight for
Freedom lnt
Evening star., 1941-07-23
5R0RT.WAVE PROGRAMS.

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BUDAPEST, 7:30-Nexs in English; HAT4,
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LONDON, 7;A5-Headline news and views:
CSC, 958 meg 3i.3 m.; GSD. Ills meg,
25.5m.
TOXIC, 8O5-News in English; AU4. t7.7o
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GUATEMALA, t0:00-"II PaeIiattT' by Leon
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ROME, 10:00-News in English 2R03. 9.63
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Evening star., 1941-07-23
WEDN ESDAY
July q, l94l
RADIO PROGRAM

Last-nute changes in radio sometimes reach
The Star for correction that day.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
SiIver-Fox Forms Lead
only fair.

The most important fur animal
enterprise in the United States is
silver-fox farming. which yielded
5000 pelts in 1923 and increased
the output to 350,O00 pelts by 1910.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
EVENING STAR FEATURES.
IHE EVsNIR6'l HIGH LIGHTS.

Star Flashes Latest morning news with Bill
toye, WNAl. Il am.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Euen a criminal is considered
innocent until popen guilty.
Why not giue children the same
considerations
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-29
NOTICE OF RE-SALf..

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Proceeding appears OF i't9'o ~ g'1
Office of the sad Clerk. ihe "ItreI
Evening star., 1941-03-14

The words "czar" and "kaiser"
both are derived from the Latin
Caesar.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
.RoIIino Kitchen Exhibit to Raise
Funds for British Equipment

A mobile tea kitchen called the
Iron Duke" which had its baptism
of fire on the London battle front,
will be exhibited in Washington
Saturday and Sunday to help raise
funds for more equipment to take
hot food to military and civilian
forces combating Hitler's bombing
raids.
The rolling kitchen will contain
museum of grim souvenirs-frag-
ments of bombers, fire and high ex-
ploSive bombs, anti-aircraft shells
and shell splinters. One fragment
came from a bomb which dropped
on Buckingham Palace. The King
noticed the fragment on an inspec-
ton after the raid.
The display is being arranged by
the British War Relief Society of
1913 Connecticut avenue NV.
The souvenirs include some ashes
created by the fire raid" of De-
cember 90, when the Iron Duke"
served hot tea and food all night
to London's fire-fghters although
the kitchen once was enveloped in
flames
The kitchen will arrive at the
District line on the Bladensburg
road NE. from Baltimore at $50
m. tomorrow and will be met by a
police escort.
Its first stop will be at the Cap
itol, where members of the Senate
Foreign Relations and House For
eign Affairs Committees will inspect
Evening star., 1941-03-14

it at 9 am. Half an hour later the
kitchen will roll up to the Earle
Building at Thirteenth and E streets
NV, where Mrs. F. Hugh Treherne-
Thomas, Americsn-born officer of
the British Womens Voluntary
Service, will broadcast over a mi
crophone set up by radio station
VOL.
At 10 am. the kitchen will proceed
across Memorial Bridge, to be met by
an escort from Arlington. Va. From
1915 am. to 1890 pm. it will be at
Clarendon Circle, Arlington. Ten
cent admissions and contributions
will be used by the Arlington branch
of the British War Relief Society to
buy a new mobile kitchen for Britain
On returning to Washington, the
kitchen will go to parking lot at
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. for public inspection
and from 4 to 6 pm. it will be in
front of the British War Relief shop
at 1913 Connecticut avenue NV.
where Actor Maurice Evans will visit
it after the matinee performance at
the National Sheater.
From $50 TO $50 pm. the kitchen
may be seen at the parking lot.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Marriage License
Applications

James M. C. Leonhsrd, ir. rs, 1924 Swami
st. NV, and Eva Buckner "a. Fuckers
vile, Va; the Rev. E. C. Smith
Julius E Sehloss. 81, and Mary c. Reich
ard; 20. both of Baltimore; Judge
Charles Eccieston, 80, 4os eth st; Sc. ane
9i' ave nv: the there Rev Albert Evans m.''O'o'
John c. Gordon. 30. I444 Newton St, NV.
and Josephine /. Lent, 3s, $500 14th st
NV the Re-, Howard s Anderson, -
NV: Rabb Henry Seigel.
LEROY, G. w. Henderson 10. sos c st. s.w
and Augustine L. Carter, Is, sos @ St
John Fl caRsIIffo Re esy P6 Az I'M D st se and
Mildred r Smiley, 25 500 7th ST. ne;
the Rev Alfred Plank.
Edwin \, Lawtqn. 30. 3%o7 18th 15th s. nv,
sna fhe ReT Rsn'fIa Peter Msfsha asad "o'' Io'h ST.
Don r Burgess. 90. 1914 Pennsylvania ave.
NV and Willie NJ York. 27 1915 A
St Sc tirt the Rsy O. IS} R15lnSon son,
Cemp Hunsins'9n sn6 rs Zs 5oi poFb1qh1T obssfham
80. 2S1s Cathedral ave. NV: the Rev,
Edwin NJ, Cannock, So, Jackson, HeightS.
Is. Macon, Ga: the D Rev, Edward II Il
william Riley, 25, e32 1st st. sw. and
Lille M. Williams, 81, 1923 1st st. sw.;
James. A. Dunn, 35, l!es T st, W, and
BEATRICE REID % 1440 W st. NV; the
Thomas Psrrott' Il, 1926 You st. NV, and
,oE.E, nv the Rev, Rey } j. L. hen Henry -,
and < Martha Lightfoot' - 156s P
Sol Model 2s and shuismith Gold %
both of New York; the Rev. Louis Novick
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Order OF Hibernians
Plans Dance 10 Climax
81. Patrick Day
Members to March to
Solemn High Mass
On Monday Morning

A st. Patrick's Day celebration
10 begin with solemn high mass
and end with dinner dance has
been planned by the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians and Ladies Auxiliary
The celebrants will assemble at
10 o'clock Monday morning at Car
roll Hall, @ street near Ninth street
NV, to march in a group to st
patrick's Church for a mass at
1890 O'Clock.
Members of the order will hold
their annual banquet at 7 pm. in
flower Hotel. Advance ticket sales,
It was said, indicate an attendance
Of at least 1000.
The entertainment program in
ciudes community singing led by
James Graham, accompanied by
Elizabeth Really at the piano; vocal
selections by Agnes Dowd and Peter
Slevin, and Irish tap dancing by
Sylvester Reilly, accompanied by
Jack Hanlon on the accordion, Pat
rick O'Sullivan on the Irish bag
pipes and Andrew Patterson on the
melodion.
TrOubadOurs to Sing.
Mr.. Graham will sing a medley of
Irish favoriteS and other selections
will be sung by the Friendly Sons of
ST Patrick TrOubadOurS
The committee in charge includes
Joseph A. DAILY. chairman; Miss
Lillian E. Fay, Miss Mary E. Cleary,
F. M Moriarty and Leo A. Craven.
Another ST. PatriCk'S Day feature
will be a broadcast by Prime Minis
ter de Valera of Ireland to be heard
over the Columbia Broadcasting
System between 11:15 and l1;30
am, the Irish Legation announced.
Exercises at Barry Statue.
The statue of Commodore Barry
IN Franklin Park will be the scene
of st. Patrick's Day exercises by
Post No. IT, Irish War Veterans,
Monday at 10 am. A wreath will
be placed on the statue and speeches
will be made by George L. Cassiday,
national commander, and Repre-
sentatives Connery of Massachu-
sets, Hunter of Ohio and O'Brien of
New York. Michael Casey, past
commander of Post II, will intro
duce the speakers.
Following these ceremonies, men,
bers of the post will go to Arlington
National Cemetery, where a wreath
will be placed on the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier.
A dinner dance will be held by
the veterans tomorrow at 7:30 pm.
at the Continental Hotel Honor
guests will include Robert Brennan,
the Minister of Fire, and Senator
Reynolds of North Carolina.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Deaths Reported

Minnie P Fotte, 90, 41O3 Connecticut
ave. NV.
Heprietta M oliphant. rs. ontario Apart
ment5.
Elizabeth G Dietz. rs. 1907 9Th ST n ".
Adelaidp Jones. 1s GEORGETOWN Hospital :
Albert Gondre, n, Soldiers Home Hospi-
tai
Allzabeth M Kienle, rs. 611 Decatur
81. NV.
William B. Lipscomb. IS. 623 c ST. n e.
William o. BurkS, -, SIblev Hospital
Florence d. Brew, "A, St. Elizabeths Hos
pltal.
Charles L. Davis. IS Emergency Hospital.
Mary Lackey, So. Columbia Hospital
Mary Harrison, SO, Gallinger Hospital
Mary A Rose, So GEORGETOWN Hospital
GeOrge 4. Battenfeld IS. 943 1st s.. NV.
Milton Abel, 5s. 34l1 @ ST. NV.
Grace A. Elliott, -, 3"12 MaCom0 ST. n ".
PiqS 1, SchWert IS, en- route 10 Emergency
Hospital.
Marie K. Ramme, AZ. 1855 Kennedg
St NV
Maize Washington. SIS. 32 Patterson st. II e.
Effie Baylor s., GallingPr Hospital
Robert Robertson, 81, St. Eliza beth Hos
Infant Scott. Gsllinger Hospital
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Births Reported

William and Ella Mae Beck. sirl.
Reuben and Pauline Barrick, girl.
Charles and Kathleen Cliff. boy.
Marcei and Juanita De Presig boy
AlphonsuS and Dionysia Folliard. girl.
Edward and Mary Henneberry, boy.
Henry and Beatrice Lowe, girl
Clinton and Marie Latham, boy
Michae' and Marearet McInerney, boy.
James and Eleanore Murphy boy.
Norman and Lydia Plugge, girl.
Walter and Doris Rose girl.
John and Ruth Sherry, girl
Kenneth and Betty Studds, boy.
Georac and Edna Symanski. girl.
William and Dorothy Watson, girl
Henry and Kate Besnal. girl
Walter and Mildred Barnet, girl
PhSmas PhSn1a am and GharIG5te PEN boy
Allison and Dorothy Hines. sirl
Holmes and Laura Hopkins. boy.
John and Mary Lynch, girl.
Charles and Dorothy Masen, boy.
Earle Earle and Mar, Mo5eiand' boy.
James and Caroline Rhodes. boy.
Myron and Nellie Sabin, girl
Vernon and Henrietta Stehlr. girl.
Ro6S Ro6ept and Vsva SshTefe,G boy
Thomas and Geraldine Baker. boy
John and EVola Davies, girl,
William and Jane Hughes. girl.
Henery and JAMIE McCullOuRh, girl
Leroy and Virginis O,Bryant, boy.
Hubert and Geneva Potter boy.
James and Catherine Robinson; girl,
Guy and Florence Beverly, girl
Robert and Georgia Herbert, boy.
Russell and Dorothy Lundy, boy.
George and GLADYS Montague, boy.
Booker and Evelyn Polly, boy
Oscar and Marie Randolph, girl.
Luther and OZell Stubs, girl.
The words "cZar" and "kaise
both are derived from the Lat
Caesar.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Selectees at Comp Lee
To Go to Cavalry Post

From Fort Riley, Kans., came
word yesterday that a convoy was
en- route to Camp Lee, Va, to pick
up a contingent of selectees fol
training at the cavalry center.
The contingent from the Bird Corps
Area will be the first to reach Fort
Riley, it was stated. They will be
given three months training at the
cavalry replacement center.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Manassas Fushion Show

MANASSAS, Va, March IA (Spe-
ciaD.-The Junior Woman's Club
last night drew up plans for a
spring fashion show to be given at
Pitts Theater on April % for benefit
of charity work in Prince William
County
Evening star., 1941-03-14
DR.. Lomsu TO Talk TONIGHT

DR.. George M. Lamsa of Iraq, one
of the few descendants of the an
cient Assyrian race who still speaks
Aramaic, will talk on the origins of
the New Testament tonight at 8
O'Clock at the Readers Book Shop,
814 Seventeenth street NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Club Will Give Dance

A get acquainted dance" given
by the All State Social Club for the
benefit of Government workers new
to Washington, will be held in the
Almas Temple at 10 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
First Aid to Sore
Eyes-Lavoptik

Stop little local eye troubles before they
get big. Use soothing. pleasant Lavoptik.
Is years success. Prompt relief for sore.
inf1amed, itching, burning eyes. Also
soothes granulated eyelids. Get Lavoptik,
first aid to eyes, today. All druggists
Evening star., 1941-03-14

Anacleto NJ Madarane, "a. 929 Eye st, NV.
pd VI Juaptts pbs Ktqd Is st AI6anS'
CLYDE NJ. Richards, "a, Arlington Canton
ment, Va, and Nellie NJ. Wilson. 16.
3l5 st. NV; the Rev. William H.
Hoffman
Charles W. Gaylor. 81, 1893 Monroe st.
NV, and Bertha M. MCGUIRE, 20, I476
Newton St NV: the Rev M p. German
Walter Dybal, 25, 1850 Quincy 81. NV,
and Jeanette Ksiazek, 81, Chicsgo;
Matthews Cherry, IS, i4Is Columbia I'd
NV, and Matte Taylor. %, 1929 18th
St. NV: the Rev. Joseph D Wilson.
and Macel H Shaw, % 518 9th st.
ne; the Rev. j. L. Kilkenny.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Inner Marlboro

Melvin G Ransom, 36. and Ruth I. Rich
mond, 35. both II WASHINGTON.
Harry F. JarmEns. 81. MannaSsas. Va, and
Anna l.. HoOe, y NokesyIlle, Va.
H. Shirley Pfelffer, 10, West Engle-
wood, N. J.
% sylvia sta%es. 30 ATngton Manai0T'oH Va ana
Maurice r Massey, "a, Silver Spring, and
Rossie N Lewis, ~, Kensneton.
Erwin VI Wade. 80 Washington. and Edna
F. Harriil. %. baltimore. N. C.
Delbert l. White: 45, BrOgdOn, Va, and
Erma l. Campbell Is, Pine River. Va
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-24
Notice for Sealed Bids
In Re; Advertise for Truck
for Cruger Road.

1t appearing that the Cruger Road
District is in need Of a new truck
with which to repair and maintain
the roads of said district; it is or
dered that the Clerk of this Board
advertise in the Durant News for
bids to received at the May, 1941,
meeting of the board, the board re-
serving the right to reject any or
all bids, for one ia ton Truck with
cab, reinforced frame, two speed
ZEAL end, heavy duty radiator and
generator, extra rear axle and spr-
ing. and 32 by 6 10 ply tires on
rear, for the use and benefit of
the Cruger Road District; and for
the sale of one used 1910 Chevrolet
Truck which if purchased by the
successful bidder of the new truck
said purchase price may be applied
to the cost of the new truck.
Ordered this April 9Th, 1941.
Parham H.. Williams, Clerk
Holmes County Board of
Supervisors.
April 10, At.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-24
Notice for Sealed Bids
In Re; Advertise for Pickup
for County Farm.

1t appearing that the Holmes
County Farm is in need of a pickup
with which to carry on the farming
operation for the year 1941; it is
ordered that the Clerk of this Board
advertise in the Durant News for
bids to be received at the May, 1941,
meeting of this Board, the Board
reserving the right to reject any or
all bids, for one new or used 1941
Pickup for the use and benefit of
the County Farm; and also for the
sale of an old 1887 Chevrolet Pick
up which, if purchased by the sue
cessful bidder of the new Pickup,
said sale price my be credited to the
cost of the New Pickup.
Ordered this April 9Th, 1941.
Parham H.. Williams, Clerk
Holmes County Board of
Supervisors.
April 10, At.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-24

pitcher. He surrendered a total of
IA safeties, the number obtained al
together by the men of Coach ]. r.
Campbell.
Holmes connected in every chap
ter except the sixth. They staged a
big rally in the fourth frame for
their initial offense of the contest.
Five runners came home on errors
by Nolan and Turner, singles by Hall
and McMurray and a very timely
triple by John Lockwood, a long drive
with two on base. The Bulldogs
counted twice in the fifth and once
in the seventh and ninth cantos.
Without tbs semblance of a hit the
Moorhead crew dented the dish in the
third inning for one marker and adj
ded one in the seventh and ninth.
Russell Reed was the star for the
victors in the opening tilt by lining
out two singles and a double. Fast
fielding on the part of the center
fielder also featured. Charley Tho
mas, Wesley Whaley, Carl Hall each
garnered a brace of wallops in ad-
dition to Snyder.
The second affair was a differ
ent matter, however, as the Sun
flower aggregation bounced upon
Willie Grisham in the very opening
period. although miscues by Good
man was the primary source of trou-
BILE, for the trio of tallies resulting
in the inning were produced on bob
bles by Whaley.
The Trojans continued to annex
counters in the second chapter by
gathering two. Bob Jones assumed
the pitching duties in the third stanza
and Sunflower counted two more
times. They finished their run-mak-
ing in the fourth when GranthRm
touched Reed, the third chunker, for
a booming home run
Harbour limited the Bulldogs to
five safeties in the second contest,
while his mates were b~atterina op-
posing tossers for 10. Grezaffi with
two singles and a double, Grantham
with a single and home run and
Thibault with a single and double
paced the winners attack. Holmes
scattered its five blows among as
many players.
Totals for first game were: Good
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-24
W. 5. HEGGE
Notary Public
Howell & Heggie Drug
Store
Durant Miss.
WY "BuiId-up" Help.
Will Interest Women

The cause of woman's periodic
suffering from headache, irritable
ity, cramp-like pain, may be f.ne-
honal dysmcno,rhea due to malnu-
triton, a condition that is often
helped by CARDUI.
Principal way CARDUI helps is
by stimulating appetite and the flow
of gastric juices. Thus it may aid
digestion; help build up a woman's
strength, energy and nerve-force;
so increase physical resistance to
periodic discomfort.
1t also helps reduce periodic dis
tress for many who take it a few
days before and during "the time"
Your confidence in CARDUI is in
vited by its 90 years of popularity.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-24
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice For Bids

Bids will be received and pub.
Iicly considered by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the City OF
Durant, Mississippi, at the Mayors
Office in said City at 1880 p. M,
May 6, 1941, for the sale to said
City of the following equipment.
Three Hundred feet of two
and one-half inch (2h in.) dia-
meter fire hose.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
By order of the Mayor and Board
of Aldermen of Durant, Mississippi
MRS. c.. w. CRESSWELL
City Clerk.
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