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RAYON INDIES

Cotton Lisie and Rayon indies. PantieS briefs Some
''''euars IN the group 74c
liz kayser Rayon Tafeta Slips. Were 81 l- 500
80" Nneer hayon undies Panties and stepns sac
-: Slips OF rayon a..
III sneer Rayon and Non Run Rayon indies 4oc
SO Raycn Satin and Rayon Crepe Slips SIC
-s2 Rayon Combinations. Bra tons Irrers q, 81 2s
grades 60
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ZH11U3:k2

-3 Bunting Gliders Were $2495 to S27e5 ~ $3.50
II Eixht-cnshion Bunting Glider. Was &2e $22 %
II Bunting Glider 8-cushion style. Were s34 s5 s24o9
III Glider Raincoats. Were 50. .98 -- $3.50
q Lane Cedar Chests Were $27 .95------- &l9.a9
- Three-Fol Screens. Were 81 .9s - S3A9
q Spring Cushion Chairs. Were Sll 95. As is-s799
- pc. Glider Cushion Sets Were s7e5 $500
KAnn'A-Fourth Floor
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|,l1 ,':, rs Hiss 3]. (l!C II:S3EH33F,s1
JUNIORS WEAR

20 Cotton Dresses. Were SO and s333 Ssa
10 Cotton Dresses. Were IS and IS 95 S2sa
80 Cotton 2-Pc. Suit Dresses. Were s59S
&2aa
40 Cotton and Rayon Dresses Were s7o5
and s895 Observation-Disclosures S4aa
so Cotton Denim Halters and Vests. Were
s1S9 4ac
20 Cotton Denim Bush Jackets. Were So RSc
80 Cotton Seersucker Stacks. Were 81 Sl00
loo Cotton Denim Skirts. Were 81 8Sc
10 Rayon Slack Sets. Were 81 90 S29e
a Rayon BIouses. Were IS saoe
Kann's-SeCond Floor
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BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

- Cel,nar Blankets So rayon 25ce and 25ae
wool SoIed Were $685. " $500
"a Solid Color Blankets 1884" e5ce cotton and
kr, wool Were 81 90 S1.3a
IS Seconds Of s:99 Blankets So rayon 25ac cotton
and 2S, wool Soiled 70X80" size ------- $3.50
Is Plain Blankets 8oc, wool and 2Orc cotton. Soed
Were S795 .-- t. --------- S54a
-i2 Cotton Sheet Blankets 70xa5" size Were sac soc
- Feather and Down Comforts Socd. Were ST 80
S4a9
- Rayon TaTcta Comfort Soled. Was l295 s64S
Street Floor
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ART GOODS

--s Resi- Ezy Chintz Pillows. Were 81 % ----- Csc
--27 Rayon Roudor Pillows. Were soc --- eac
-4s Stamped Cotton Bedroom Dining Room Sets
Were .-.--..-.----- 2ac
40 Rayon and Cotton Pillow Slips soc coc
--Se Germantown Yarn. Odd colors. Were 3ac lac
"a Skeins French Fluff Yarn Odd colors. Were 6ac
29c
Kann's--Fourth Floor
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Kann's-Fourth Floor.
INFANTS WEAR

Tots Coat Sets Were IS. 90 S2aS
Tots Coat Sets Were s898 and $lOss
SsA
Tots Coat Sets. Were $l2.es and $l3as.
s6.sa
Tots Coat Sets. Were SIG 98 8 SSSS
Girls Rayon Panties. Broken sizes to is.
We're 39c 100
Girls Cotton Slips sizes to a. Were 3ec
19c
Cotton Union Suits for boys and girls Sizes
to II. Were soc - 1oc
Tots Dresses. Broken sizes to 6. Were 81 Is
Wv "i'"o SIC
Cotton Corduroy Overalls. Sizes : and 4
were Slz9 ---- 44c
-'''ris' Costume Jewefry Bracelets, necklaces
pins. Were SOC and 81 CPlus Tax loc
Boys Suits. Pipafores, Blou,es. Cotton
Sweaters. Were 79c to sll5 asc
Tots Socks. Sizes 4 to T. Were 2ec loc
-k"bber Crib Sheets. Pad and crib size. Were
29c and 69c *. ,,a AZ
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luggage

--i2 Womens Cases. Were S5s ------------ SlS
~ WnvrerS Cases. Were 81 30 n-------------- S54S
- Women's Suit PAX Cases Were sl2os S6.49
81 Wonen's Hanger Cases. Were 50 90 $40
- Mems Suit PAX Cases. Were 1929 S6.4a
.-x Womcn's Cases. Were sa66 ------- 1854
~ Women's Leather Cases. Were 1892 Sa.oa
- Mems Jackknifc Gases. Were s21 ------ SlS.'s
- Mems Jackknfe Cases. Were S2450 -------- SlS.SS
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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RADIOS

- 1912 Table Model 6-Tubp Enersons. Long and short
wave. Were s34oS s24..s
- Arvn 6-Tuhe Radios Were 500 IS S1a.as
- Birch Portable monographs. Were s14 sll.4a
6 Portable Record Carrying Cases Were 81 a5 SI.19
% Record Cabinets. Unranted : shelves of
hardwood. Were IS a5 S3SS
s. Arvin Radios. Small white cabinet Were 80 e5
S,95
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40 TwO-Pc Cotton Piaysuts. Were 81 SO 99c
10 TwO-Pc. Cotton Seersucker Suits. Were
81 90 -------- 3229
-ls Teeners 2-Pc. Cotton Seersucker Suits
Were 1895 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50
-25 Cotton Dresses. Were 81 95 to $249 S9c
20 Girls and Teeners 2-Pc. Piaysuits. Were
s299 S19e
30 Teeners' PlaysuitS Were SO 90 S299
40 Teeners' Sheer Cotton Dresses. Were
81. .95 81 90
40 Cotton Patchwork Skirts Were $ll5 Sc
is Teeners Cotton Dresses Were 1895 LAO
"a Rayon Jenkins and Shirts. Were 81 so to
$1ae s9c
30 Cotton Denim Shorts. Were 81 80 79c
Ia Spring Coats. Were $40 95 to sl3o5 Ss99
80 Cotton Denim Skirts. Were 81 80 99c
40 Cotton Stacks Were 81 SO to 81. SO SI19
-15 Two-Pc. Rayon Slack Sets. Were $22
$1.69
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SUMNER MILLINERY
UMBRELLAS

-lS9 Women's Umbrellas in red green and yellow
transparent! Q, "a
IL Womens -16-Rib Plicose and Oil Silk Ur,br,a.
Were SO. AS is s,.o
-" "omens 6-Rib Rayon Umbrellas. Were SO Slee
- "omen's Is Rib Rayon Umbrellas. Were "a see7
Z "omen's 1e-Rb Silk Umbrellas. Were s1o 1851
Kanns-Street Floor
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS

S Porcelain Stainless Top Napanee Kitchen Tables.
Were s7 o5 S4a5
-, ,-piece Black Fireplace Ensemble. Were Sl794 Sa99
Black Fireplace Log Baskets Were 81 o6 S100
-S-Quart Enamel Tea Kettles. Were $3.50 Sl25
Shower Bath Curtains. Were 50 90 to s5os $299
-CIeanbes Finger Duser for furniture and woodwork
Ia 10 quart White Enamel Water Pals, is. We're
81 90 SOC
I2 Enamel Cast Iron Fry Pans. is Were 81 % &c
10 White Porcelain Enamel Coffee Pots We're s.49
SIC
-32 2-Quart White Porcelain Enamel Sauce Pans Were
Toe SOC
Kann.s-Hnusetlrn incs-Third Floor.
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FOUNDATIONS

III Foundations. Were $10,95 $500
p Foundations. Were $40 l0S5 IS 90
-23 Foundations. Were $750S3s0 80
81 Foundations. Were $6 so s330
-S5 GirdIes and Foundations Were IS $3.50
81 Stylish Stout Foundations. Were $125o.
1925
Kanns-Second Floor
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NECkWEAR
GLOVES

30 Prs Doeskin Pulons. White Some soiled Sizes
"a to 7. Were 81 80 co.
-'H Frs. Elbow Length Rayon Gloves. Shirred tons
N'" ''is S'Aes o 10 l. Were 81 1ac
"a Prs s-Bntton-Length Rayon Gloves White and
beige Sizes to 71a Were sll5 GO,
Kann's-Street Floor
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LINENS AND DON: $5;'$1

SO Chenille Redspreads. Were 50 90 and &4as sea7
--aa Chenille Bedspreads. Were $500 - ssa9
al Prs. Cotton jacquard Window Draperies Were
iSbtec0fbs 81 50
-Dresser Scarfs 81 sizes Were acc and 81 sac
Cotton Do'ies Assorted Were Csc and 2ec I5c
80 Seconds Of $3.50 Martex Bath Towels ssc
"a Seconds Of SEC and 7sc Martex Guest Towel. s7e
-.4 Prs. Embroidered Pillow Cases. Were sl ssc
-1s Chenille Mat and Lid Sets Were 81 s5 5S1se
Ia Chenille Mat and Lid Sets Were s2.s5 s1.ss
- Chenille Mat and Lid Sets. Were s395 s265
Kanns-Street Floor
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WASH GOODS
BEDROOM FURNITURE

II Single Cotton Mattress was SO e5 -------- $500
B InnersprinE Mattresses. were s12. 90 ea--s ssss
-4 Innersprinx Mattresses t1s --- S12.sa
II Single Innersprnx Mattress was s24 e5 - Slsss
- Double Innersprng Mattresses. were s14 $1,000
II Double Innerspring Mattress, s22 e5 Sl499
II Double Innerspring Mattress, SIS e5 - S119s
II Solid Maple Vanity Bench. was IS e5 ~ Sess
B Maple Vanities with plate glass mirror s22 e5
Sll48
II Double Walnut Veneer Bed, s24 e5-- &I2ss
--a Double Solid Maple Beds We're s14 e5 .---- $3.50
II Double Walnut Finish Bed. s10e5 ---s7Ss
II Double Metal Frame Legs for double size spring
was $795------- $4.99
II Maple Mite Table. 50 95 ------- IS 90
- Mahogany Finish Vanity Benches. S. so S299
- 4Foot Day Bed Cotton Pads folds in center were
Kann's-Third Floor.
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kann's-Fourth Floor.
WASH FROCKS

-l5 Cotton Wash Frocks. Were s795 $3.50
-"o Rayon Frocks. Were 50 90 As is Sl99
200 Cotton Wash Frocks, Were 81 80 S5c
-12s Rayon Frocks. Were So S19s
loo Cotton Upper Frocks. Small sizes Were
Sl69 ssc
-2S Large Size Cotton Frocks. Were 50 90
S,as
-l25 Cotton Seersucker Suits. Were 50 90
s1ss
KAnns'-Second Floor
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PM. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY!
G3:':':;}3;!


Spun Eayon Washable Prints. Is designs s,2s vd
Sac
Wesley Simpson Rayon Fabrics Was 81 ~ vd 72c
Plain Rayon Sheers Navy black brown ssc yd &c
-Rsyon Taneta. Is shades. 81 vd. SOC
Hawaiian Rayon Prints Was 7ec vd 4;c
SO" Stripe Rayon Jersey Was 81 90 yd.----- soc
Screen Print Rayon 81 50 yd - ssc
-Fmhroidered Eve'et Rayon hantnns. sl2a yd SIC
-Emhredered Mousseiine Rayon. Was 81 vd sac
-Ray"n Fro~tilIa. Reg. 81 % vd. ----. e7c
Kann's--Street Floor
Wash GOODS
Grease Resistant Dress Linens. Was 81 and 81 so
vd. ----.--..- SOC
$40 Yds. Remnan Mt Sheer Ravons. Was soc yd- 2ac
--Washab bile Spun Rayon. Yellow only. Was soc vd 2ac
--l2N Yds. Striped Cotton Pique Was 4ac yd. 25c
-aS Yds Printed Cotton Seersuckers Was 3ec yd ,sc
-l2s Yds. 7sc Woven Plaid Tissue Ginshams ~ 4ac
SO Yds Quilted Cotton Chint1 Was 81 yd.-- SOC
Kanns-Street Floor.
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. IS $500 Catalina Patterned Swim Trunks.
Sizes is to p prep --- --- -- M4e
. 2s SI.3a and s150 Tan Gabar rdne and Zip
Iastex Swim Trunks. Sizes small medium
and large .------ s9c
. 10 s2.95 Gaptner ZeIan Swim Trunks s47
. "a SIC White Cotton Polo Shirts. Sizes H.
I6 IL .--- .- Ac
. % s1.00 Long Sleeve Cotton Polo Shirts with
crew neck. Sizes small medium and large. 6sc
. 81 50 Cotton Wash Knickers Ac
s1.25 Cotton Seersucker Junior Lcnsies
Size 6.--------- 5sc
. 200 CSC Cotton Wash Ties --- 10c
. s2l.95 Hard finished Fall Prep Suits S0rs
Wool, zoe, Cotton Size is SASS
. 20 SI19 Junior Zcan Jackets Sizes 4 to r.
soc
. 40 2ac Nazareth Cotton Brief Shorts Small
only nc
. so.9S Summer Kncker Suit. Sire Is S2s9
. 1929 Cotton Shirt and Slack Sets Sizes
IL and 20 .----.---- 79c
S.99 Cotton Happy Kid Slack Sets. Size
. IS S1.Oo "Lastex" Yarn Swim Trunks Si,.
medium -.----- 4sc
10 soc Cotton Sun Suits Sire ~ ,ec
IS s244 Cotton Shirt and Slack Sets. Campus
make. Sizes to is In group SI49
. 79c Cotton Seersucker Overalls. Size 1, .sc
SIC Cotton Wash Shorts. Sizes !, IL.
Is 44r
. 4Sl.00 White Cotton Ionsies ssc
s3.9s Ensenda Cotton Slack Sets. Sizes 16
Is ------ s.ss
. 10 &2.s5 White Cotton Gabardine Stacks Size
20 sar
. &100 McGregor Cotton Polo Shirts. Size
medium --------- ---------- sac
. Is S1Ia Happy Kid Cotton Wash Shorts
Broken sizes --- 79c
Kann's-Boys' store-Second Floor
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JEWELRY
NOTIONS

Small Lot Assorted Rrassieres Sizes 20 In AZ Were
''' ------~----- Sc
Kleinerts Dress Shields Assorted sizes Were soc mr.
2sc
-Sanitary Aprons. Assorted styles Were soc eac
-Carry-An Shopping Bags. Were $I soc
Auto Seat Covers. Were 81 14e 40 500
Auto Seat Cover. Were s24s sz s1:e
Quilted Rayon Satin Hangers Assorted colors. Were
osc s9c
-Drinkees Sanitary Drinking Cups Were 25c :. for CSC
Single Cotton Muslin Dress Bags. Were $l SOC
Kanns-Street Floor.
STATIONERY
Life Scrapbooks. Were $1------------- ESQ
-Eaton's VelIum Envelopes. Garfield and Whitley sizes
White Were 25c pkg.------------------- 100
Even Clio Candles Red. 10" size. Were 75c---- yac
Odds and Ends Party Favors Nut cups horns and
caps. DOE. ------------ Toe
-Colorful Prints OF fine paintings. 12xl6" size Were
35c c------------------------- 8. So
-57 Wooden Schoolhouse Ranks Were soc asc
So White Candles. s. size with square base won't tip
10 Memorandum Pad. with metal holders Were soc
Score Pads in metal holders Were 81 80.
Plastic Cigarette Boxes Regular and King size
were 81 ----------------------- Soc
y and
Portfolio Filled Writing Paper. Was acc ,as
School Rags and Rrefcase. Slightly damaged Were
QUO 10 so'oo ~-~-------~---~----- ----.---ta y price
Kann's-street Floor
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SUMMER SHOES

Kann's-Street Floor.
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LINGERIE

kann Second Floor.
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GIRLS WEAR

Kann's-Second Floor.
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LAMPS

Kann'S-Street Floor.
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TOILETRIES

kann 's-Fourth Floor
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27

terial for the American Air Forces
which already begun precision bomb
ing by daylight OF Nazi occupied
Europe. U. S. flying ~fortresses bomb
ed the Nazi transportation system al
Amiens and Abbeville. In a battle
over the North Sea, four flying fort
resses shot down three German
fighters and damaged nine others,
while all the U. S. planes returned
safely. A L. S, Ranger battalion join
ed with Canadian and British forces
in a nine hour raid on nieppc,
France. The Navy reported L. S.
submarines operating in the Aleutians
and in the Far East sank a cruiser or
destroyer and damaged a destroyer,
sank two cargo ships and a transport,
and damaged another cargo ship. The
torpedoing Of seven more United Ma
lions merchantmen by enemy sub
marines was announced.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27

Miss Annie Alexander, Mrs. W, l..
Campbell, Mr.. Edmund Reed Brock,
and Charles Walton Capbell shopped
in Jackson Thursday.
Miss Rosemary eagle was in Du-
rant Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Arthur Alexander, who is tax
ing work at Miss State for entering
Radio Signal Corps, spent the week
end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowie were
in Goodman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cade are VS.
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Ras Cade.
Miss Betty Campbell spent several
days in Durant with her grandmother.
Mrs. w. Nj. Brock visited Mrs, Tay-
lor Dent of Jackson Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. H. P. Holmes is now operating
The West Sandwich Shop.
Mrs. Davis ad children of Jackson
visited her mother, Mrs. Luther White
on the week end.
Miss Susie V. Powell and Mr.. Rus
| sell Elzry, Jackson, talked in West on
Saturday afternoon on the subject OF
~"Salvaging for Defense A very
stirring message was brought by each
of the speakers. Each man, woman
and child is asked to save all scrap
material that might be used.
Mrs. Horace Jackson, Miss Char
lotte Jackson and Mr.. w. H. Jack
son were guest of Mr.. and Mrs. K.
L. Jackson Friday. Mrs. Jackson and
Charlotte have recently returned
from San Francisco, California. They
will join Major Jackson at Indian
town Gap, Penn, en- the first of
September.
Nh. R. B. Holt of Ripley, Miss,
was a business visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estes Grace and baby
visited her parents in Kosciusko ON
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hand of Good
man were in West on Tuesday after
noon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27
Political Announcements

The Durant News is authorized
to the following cand.
dates for municipal office, subje,'
to the action of the voters in tn,
Democratic primary election on Fra
day, August 2sth, 1912, in the city
Of Durant:
For Mayor
W. Z. HOWELL
w. H. COUNTS
For Marshal
W. E. DURHAM
CLARENCE ROBERTSON
MAYFIELD HOWARD
For City Clerk
MISS CATHERINE CALENDAR
MRS. c. w CRESSWELL
For Aldermen
+. V. McCULLAR
MRS. W. Z. McCUNE
c. G. VanKEUREN
WALTER ODOM
BYRON RAY
WALTER DURHAM
HORACE SUDDUTH
j. I. NELLY
H. L. HARRINGTON
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27
WEST NEWS
Continued from page 81


Mrs, Walter Brock and sons, Wal
ter. Jr., shopped in Durant Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. Billy Weeks was numbered "a
mong the sick last week. His friends
wish for him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Paul Boatwright visited her
friends in Durant recently.
Mrs. Leo Boatwright and Jean
Musselwhite accompanied Miss Doris
Weeks to Winona Sunday.
Miss Eugenia McCrary spent Mon
day in Durant.
Mrs. Pete Downer and Mr.. Harold
Geiston were in Lexington on Mon
dav.
Mrs. Ben Hilbun and son are
spending their vacation here with
her parents DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Roso-
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton Rosamond
and John Beall spent Sunday in the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. RosamOnd
Tho Rev. Wardlow of French Camp
conducted services at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday. He was enter
tanned in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ]. Hand and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Alexander.
Among tho 20 went to Durant
Monday to ha.e heir pictures made
were: Mrs. VI < Arnold, Max Ham
lin Arnold, Llian Clyde Thweatt,
Mrs. Leon Founders, Mrs. w. A.
Sanders, T.isabeth, a1rah Sanders,
Mrs. Howe Truitt, Hays, Tommy
Cade, Mrs. Harold Gelston, Gene,
Mrs. J. R. Melton, Mrs. James Bowie,
and Mable Davis.
Miss Ruth Ray Campbell visited
relatives in West last week.
Miss Mary Hopkins is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Marion Cade, before re-
Stunning her teaching duties in West.
Miss Blanche Moore Alexander
spent a while in Winona last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Davidson and
Sylvia were in West Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27
D.. GRAHAM
SIMMONS

The State of ississippi-To John Wat.
son Holmes, Trailway Depot, 1914
Tulane Avenue, New Orleans, Lou.
isiana.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county OF
Holmes, said state of Mississippi, on
the End Monday of September, 1912, to
defend the suit in said Court. No. GAIT,
Of Louise Carroll Holmes wherein you
are a defendant.
This the 10th day of August, 1912.
PARHAM II. WILLIAMS,
(SEAL) Chancery Clerk.
2-3t
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27


JUST ASK THE MAN that
Wet: to s0ve DC on q goI-
Ior Is gasoline We sell as
gos !! os he best = for less.
Go'',n for gallon and dol
lar ~tlc!'or, you get more
for yc.:r Money when you
drive in and fill up with US!
g.
ETHYL Premium Gasoline
1884 OCTANE
Our ~remium Gasoline is second to
non We believe If you try one tank,
you ell be another of cur regular
Gust ers. Now Selling For Only
20 C-,cc Gallon
WE IRE DISTRIBUTORS OF NAT
ION l. REFINING cos. EN-AR-CO
AMI ROYAL MOTOR OIL i. SEAL
ED ans. ALSO QUAKER STATE.
We tave a large supply of these Oils
on hand. Change Now to one of these
Naturally known Oils for Safe,
Sun aier Driving.
Re- ulor Orange Gasoline
FIRST GRADE 7o-74 OCTANE
e you don't use premium Gas, you
will ike this good Orange Gas. Many
Of our customers prefer nothing bet
Ter and look at this low price, only
l8 g. | 0c Gallon
Buy U. s. War Stamps and Bonds
With What You Save.
CIGARETTES TIC Per Package
c A R O Ms
Tank Car Stations
WE SERVE TO SAVE
East Lexington, Highway No. IL
Goodman U. S. Highway No. 81
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27
MPL Employees Hold
Meeting Thursday

Mississippi Power and Light Com
pany employees of Durant, Licking
ton, and Kosciusko held a meeting
Thursday night at the California
Cafe.
Out of town representatives of the
Company at the meeting were Mr.
E. H. Nations, Mr.. A. NJ. Todd, Jr.,
and Mr.. C. B. Lay.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27

the purpose of selecting the Demo
cratic nominee for the office of Uni
ted States Senator from Mississippi.
Election managers to serve in the
above named primary will be au-
nounced later.
HAZEL BRANNON, Secretary,
Holmes County Democratic Exc
cutive Committee.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27
A WEEK OF THE WAR

Continued from page ~
rines made a successful landing or
Maxim Island, killed 80 Japanese,
wrecked various installations and
then withdrew.
U. S. Army Headsuarters, Euro
pean Theater, announced arrival in
Britain of the largest U. S. Convoy
Of the war, with more men and ma
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27
CLASSIFIED ADS
MOVIE OPERATORS AND MAN
Ayers, DURANT DISTRICT, -
MOVIE CIRCUIT WORK, P. O. BOX
1901, MEMPHIS, TENN.

FOR SALE sPINET PIANO
Well-known make, very --latest
mod.l. beautifully styled case with
bench to match. Write or wire i'm
mediately TO w. W. Hartman, 649
Tdlewild Circle, Birmingham, Ala.
(4-t)
sTRAYED FROM MY PASTURE
One mile from Durant, eight
weeks ago, one 400-lb. Holstein
steer Notify me or Piggly Wiggly,
SAM HORTON.
Unusual woman Capable manag-
ing Durant territory for large Ster-
ling Silver Co. No canvassing, car
not necessary. Good Pay. Write o.
L. Alexandria, 1911 St. Charles Ave.
New Orleans, La, giving qualifica-
tions and interview will be arranged
at Durant."
Aug. 6, 1t.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27

Notice is hereby given that a oun
ty-wide primary election will be hell
on Tuesday, August 25th, 1912, for
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27

LoST-ONE POINTER PUP, female,
10 weeks old, from California Cafe. Re
ward if returned to Phil Terry, Durant.
ZIP.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27

sPINET PIANO FOR SALE-Must be
disposed Of Immediately. Late style,
good make and a bargain. Write or
wire W. W. Hartman, $40 Idlewild,
birmingham. Ala. 4tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27
L O O K

WANTED HOUND DOGS
Hound Dog Owners-I want to buy a
load of hound dogs in DURANT FIFTH
SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN AUGUST
August goth. l do not want you to
give me your dog, l want to pay you
$ 5 MONEY $ $ $ in cash for him. If
you have a hound you want to sell
bring him in. Don't forget the date
Fifth Saturday Afternoon in August
goth is Hound Dog Day in Du-
rant. Will be there only Saturday af-
so please bring him in.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-08-27

LOST, sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-one
white, l%ong-haired Persian cat, weight
about II lbs, male, answers to Happy,
Puzzie, or a whistle. Reward if re-
turned to Martha Field, Durant, Phone
~. ZIP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

Limelighting the weekend for
the teen-age crowd was the
dance given by Peggy Piffer,
daughter of the s. Fl. Piffers. on
Saturday evening in Atlas Val
ley Country Club. with approx
mately 100 present.
The Halloween theme was fol-
lowed for the informal event.
Sue Lambert assisted the host
ess with details. Mrs. Piffer.
with Mrs. Chester II. Lambert
and Mrs. A. r. McCurdy. were
the chaperones.
Opening the series OF dances
planned for gasoline rationed
community during the winter,
will be the Halloween dance
given by the Elks Club October
81.
Other events will be scheduled
from time to time in line with
the chummy. neighborhood types
Of entertainment IMPLYING the
wartime social scene.
The opening event will be in
formal with Billy Geyers or
chestra providing music for
dancing. and refreshments also
are included. according, to F.
Kenneth Howard, general chair
man. He is being assisted by
Bernard c. George and Frank j.
Manley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
BridaLl
Showers

FLINT, oct. "a.

bridal showers are one bit
OF festivity that continue,
regardless Of the war, and Miss
Maxine Good is in the midst OF
complimentary affairs before
her marriage November 4 TO
Roger Pineau.
Sunday Miss Katie Ann Pierce
Is entertaining for the BRIDE
elect and Miss Nanette Pineau,
a sister OF the bridegroom-elect,
honored her at personal
shower during the week.
Miss Helen Good. sister of the
bride-elect, and Jack Pineau,
brother of the bridegroom-elect,
will be the only attendants for
the 4 p. m. service to be held in
Court Street Methodist Church.
Rev. w. f. Harrison will read
the ceremony
The bride-elect is the daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse &.
Good and graduate of the Uni
versity of Michigan. while her
fiance Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Pineau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Back From Trips

Mrs. George II. Bradt and
Mrs. Lester r. Matt are back
after a jaunt TO SanduSky and
Huron, o.
Back after a trip to Canada
are Mrs. J. A. Hendricks and
Mrs Charles George. who visited
in London, st. Thomas and
Brantford and brought back
Mrs. Hendricks mother Mrs.
George Gruber who expects to
live in Flint.
Listed among guests i'm the
city is Mrs. Clarence Shedd of
Chicago and her baby daughter.
Mary Elizabeth, who was born
September 30, and older chill
dren, Sally and Billy. Mrs.
Shedd. who was the former Beth
Chandler, is visiting her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Chandler,
and will be joined by Mr.. Shedd
later in the month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
California Visitor
Extends Her STAY

MRS. FREDERICK w. KEEL
LOGG of Altadena. Cal. who is
the house guest of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs, G..
Ogden Ellis. has decided to extend
her stay here until sometime in
November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN 3.
GREMOR of Parkside avenue
announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Mildred Marie
10 Charles +. Lindh ii. son OF
Charles f. Lindh of Muirland
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Redford Pioneers

MRS. LEWIS +. BESANCON
OF Biltmorc avenue will be
hostess at 1890 Monday 10 the
Descendants of BEDFORD Pho
ncerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
G. M. Buffers Move

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
MONROE BUTLER moved during
the week from Iroquois avenue
TO MpTriweathPr road