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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, caicula-
tors, bought and sold and rented. RI. 1l17.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 14th St
ANTIQUES. brtc-a-brac. china, silverware
old jewelry. cups. saucers; Any amount
NV. Sterling 1896.
MISUNDERSTANDING bric-a-brac, china,
glassware, rugs: silyerwaCTe,,, paintings;
higheSt hay1ey f$5a fsSA prices paid Call MURRAY
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
a6es Me- sss sef pm ana RAJ
BEDROOM SUiTES, dining room suites
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount yanted at
call today, MIR. GRADY. MA. @6ao.
CAMERAS. all types movie equipment, "a all
opposite Dept. Of Justice, RE. 24#4
CLoTHING-Top prices paid for mems
meHts. etc MORRIS oAWNBRoKERs
SALES. 100 Florida ave. NV. MI. 69l4
open evenings. viii sau to give estimate.
CLOTHING Hsness prices paid for mems
ns n'sd f4shss Ms sss7 oSsa sTs W. 3n 7a -.
ERNEST guRK. INC. ,6I4 18th St, NV
p4iess ast iss tor Mr. s0a M nSy sas
DIAMONDS. old gold. iewelry; and now /.
message from Mr Tash, the manager
See me and Ill see you get most cash"
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO., 7l9 7th st.
FUR COATS. especially muskrats. Persians.
marminkS and Hudson seals: highest prices
paid. AMERICAN FUR CO.. INC. 625
EvERYTHING IN HOUSEHOLD furnish
lngs bought. Phone D1. 1926 or Ii. os23.
buy entire contents or
lp
HoPWooDs. sth and K sts. NV, Me.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; Will buy
aI s oSaS 9da fses MR 9RSpY G sD5e Mo homs e Please
FURNITURE-Ho goods of all
kinds; marble-top pieces. old china, brio
pfets RE- amps Pos 'g5 De ss5i sois hsAes' S.S
FURNITURE WANTED-Good. clean din
ing rm., bedroom, secretary, odd mahog.
FuKN1rukE PiSEsS ra V WANTED. to purchase dir direct
GAS STOVE, aps; SIS good oond;; not
GoLDIsrins your old gold. silver: plating,
teeth discaTded lewelry We pay cash
oLbfasHioSEb 6f p p,esase ~ frs@ei saS CLOCKS
also antique furn.. china. firearms. curios,
relies, etc, EN-. 4s05 or Wo; $500; -.
REFRIGERAToK-w buv all electric
makes, any condition. HO. $500. q
PIANOS WANTED-COIONIAL PIANO
co, pays highest cash prices Phone MA.
1870 after 10 m. for courteous appraisal.
ROCKING CHAIR. cane back; prefer wing
style with arm. no oslo. II
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types:
rfpsir hemstifehlns bGttons o eoyered
STOVES. for heating and cooking also ice
boxes. ACME STOVE co. l0ll 9TH st.
NV. Ma. Sg53.
WASHING MACHINE In good condition
at bargain Tor cash. Box 3O5-C, Star. -
WE PAY TOR PRICES for old gold. silver,
Iewelry. diamonds firearms. mems cloth
ing, luggage, Photographic equipment. mu-
steal instruments engineering instruments
and what have you? viii call; MAX
ZWEICi SONS. 937 ID st. NV ME. 81 Is.
WANT TO BUY 3 good sleeping bags.
Call EN- O3>5,
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware,
any condition China. brie- a-brac. old
jeO eiry. DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE.
1885 q st. II N., Sterling G49G,
" WAsTED-Besler grade Of household fur
niture. antiques and ONCE furniture. Ma |
552S. evenings. GE 6i4T
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HOUSES FURNIsNFD Cent !

CHEVY CHASE. MD, Rollingwood-cer;
prop. insul. brk., nr. Rock Greek PIX, 10
degrees cooler than town; conv., bus, ;
bedrms., 21a baths. den, GE dishwasher,
garbage disposal. Bendix washer; Ice. Sc
cluded screened porch; open sun deck; xak.
June 1s; definite sn "a "a NOS NOS poss' VI. or
CHEVY CHASE, d. Close to every
thing, July to October inslasiys; bsaut,- sat.
terraced lot. garage, large liv.
rm, large screened porch, powder rm,
bedrms.., large sleeping porch, baths
up; $3.50 to responsible party. Sorry; & no
small children or pets. M. SHOE
MAKER, Jr.. PL. 1146, ewes. 1929. 4
ROCK CREEK HILLS, one Of the choice
homes on knoll, 3 master bedrms. and
. paths, library and Law. on LIST f.; rec.
rm. and maids quarters; built-in garage.
Poss. June Is for months. $500 per mo.
F. A. TWEED CO., EN-. 1900 until Q pm.
i6tI GARRISON ST. NV. near 45th and
Wis. ave. NV, American University Park
Nearly new, furnished nicely. q rooms
and, ? baths; now vacant: servants room
and garage; large lot. flowers and trees;
keys here: rent. $3.50. INSPECTION by
permit only. HoWENSTETN REALTY Co.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT. in Sc; by perma,
girls g 3, and yrso; oG5IS s;bsdrsom house'
eaEollna : p'ma ave- s,e'' phone 1R: 1854 aitef
cow. WORKER, "a yrs, needs 6-rm.,
unfurn. house; 4 adults; best care. good
reference. Box 161-C, Star. or AT. 454o.
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM unfurnished
house OF suburban apartment; two chill
drer Box 15p-C. Star. %
GOVT. ATTORNEY AND FAMILY. 4 adults
desire 2-3 bedroom house or apartment
preferably near Trinity College; not over
Sll0. Box 2aa-C, Star. 3
WANTED-Nearby Boiling Field-Master
sgt. with children. 4 yrs. and yr old
, or 3 bedrm. house. unfurn. or furn.;
pay SIS month: Box 321-c. Star. -
1T. COL. MARINE CORPS. wife, desires
3-bedroom house in Arlington or vicinity.
FGRNIsHED House. or bedrooms.
NV; 3 employed adults; to S125. George
town preferred. Call GIL. 1865, to 4;
i-BEDRM FGRN. HOUSE. baths; pre-
ferably in District. Will pay up to 5000.
yr lease WO 113S a
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

VACANCIES IN RESIDENCE CLUB for
women: excellent meals. Inquire after $50
pm: 1901 st. nv. MI. 1915. :
llO6 18th ST. N.W.-Neat, quiet rooms
and attractive meals for young men.
Triple avail. now single June 8: So mo.
THE MAR7LEETA, 1928 10th st. nv
Nicely furnished rooms with running water,
telephones; for young ladies and young
men; showers excellent board. 3'
20l3 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Charming. clean
guest home for young men and women:
finest balanced meals obtainable; excel.
good ttransportation.. DE: 979s. -
1884 MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont Circle
Double for girls, triple for men; vacancies
1909 Kennedy ST. N.w.-Attractive
quiet room and excellent board for men
and women; homelike atmosphere. ia.
S42T -
I4O6 18th ST. NW.-Attractive and-f.
double for girls: laund. privil.; well-bal-
anced meals; $50 mo. ca. MI. 5774. 5
CALVERT HOUSE. 1401 18th n.w-well-
appointed residence for business people:
families and tourists accommodated;
switchboard: excel food service.
SHARE BEAUT. HOME with young. re-
fined boys and girls; only 500 mo. Call
THE MANSION CLUB, 2230 Mass. ave.
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HOUSES EuRkIsHEp.

y. ARLINGTON-Lovely 3-bedrm, ga;
bath brick home lst-n bedrm ans anS
with Bendix; beautiful screened porch; up
. lge. bedrms.. titled bath, wealth OF
closets rec rm with f1repl sesl complete
blk to transp.; avail. June 10; / or
2 year lease; at only, Sa25; FRED J.
GEORGE, Realtor' 2l73 N. Gieoe rd'' GIL
BEVERLY HILLS. Alex.-e-m. brick: 8
bedrms., 21z baths. plus breakfast rm;
ns scr $50 D0rso mo ysa0e yass HfeRs
sioo SeaIrG MAss SV AVE- 9fe' PARK HH sa pisr NwIn
d bedrooms tSnesI, three. throom home: good for
entertaining because of large living room,
dining room, den and screened, slassed-in
plus chartreuse furnished patio surrounded
ier's pantry. excellent kitchen, main floor
sSSk Sos sateG feGm ete no perfeet lease svaaabie
SIX months maybe one sysa ysar' possibly ss.en
porch: in restricted area. NV. section
EARL EtIsia''f +. WR1dHT. Reaitor. WI, $500.
GEORGETOWN. det house. bedrms;. 2
baths larEe ls ssy Sn mo- din ca Ho s5ss
ssrTTgkHCTIyE, e goS II CaosoL. insulated home; 2
bedrins. Ia baths. terraced garden,
desirable neighborhood in Silver Spring
for summer rental: ref. SH. 1920. a
MeLEAN-LANGLEY113 bedrms,, large h..ui,: ~:
mi Garden, trees; rent June LIST to Oct
s1st; $3.50 per month. ARFAx REALTY
tRaILaBLE JUNE 1s-AUGUsT Is-Fans
Church; new 2-bedrm.. det;. brick bunga-
low, electric kitchen with disposal, living
dining combination, insulated attic; fuli
basement, Bendix washer: lge. yard; $3.50
per mo, including utilities Fh 1851 no
nearby Arlington. 3 bedrooms, = baths,
large porch ana sun deck. servants bed
room and bath, garage; no children under
Is; no pets. Otis 1865. -
ARLINGTON, yA-3-bedrm. brick, oc-
cupied by general In British diplomatic
service who is leaving the country june
40, is avail for sale or possibly rental;
furn. completely. C. W. CLEVER CO.
% to September IS, z
rms, 81, beths. lge. screened porcn; res"
Si75 mo. WI 1f77.
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FARM and GARDEN.
RoT0 TlLLER. Rotoette, Choremt

RoTO TiLLER. Rotoette. Choremas ster gar
den tractors. Foro mowers tree demon
ps5 arm hshRtsy GENTRA MoToR fgfSS e. e.
1900 Lee hwy. Arlington. CHI 1000.
FLAGSToNE WALKS. terraces. fireplaces.
rock sardens iShponds, retaining, walls
Rockville, Nd Phone Rockville 1855.
of list ' Price, M Oh 700, cENTRAL MoiToR
CO. CO a, 400 o ! Lee by hTy; ArlInston;. az
SIS; othe: sizes and models. MA
LONEY'S. INC, Sl26 Ga. ave, Sil. Spr.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY Co.-specializ-
spraying. etc RA. 1870 after pm. =
pLkENNiALs. ~ orienial M poppieSi psnS;ies' ;n;s
many m; other aI varieties '' JOHN BuRDoFT
ColesvilleN Md. Call Ashton, Md. ;3S45
GEM EvERBEARING strawberry plants
Il other varieties. fresh dug, raspberry
coIesSille, chS s0 Nd ID" Cali Ashton Nd. ss4d
LOVELY AFRICAN vIoLETs. guaranteed
disease and pest freq, grown In our own
sTeenhousesi over 30 varieties; sturdy
Pink Beauty Tree with zach order of 1
voletS; Afra soil, scientifically treated. 5
lbs, 35c, ask for price list on violets and
and vie. once week on 50 orders and up:
visitors welcome BEHNKE NURSERIES
right on the Wash. BALTIC. blvd at Belts
vile, Nd Tower 62s4. Open Suns. q
FLOWER BONES, urns. vases bird baths
lawn benches, gazing globes. II. D.
RODGERS. 32l5 Mass. ave. Sc. VI. 2464
TOBACCO PLANTS. approx. 200 900 ready
to set Al farm near +. 5, Md ANDREW
gEMENY IN 4@os or IN ma vstn gtao. - -
ing, topping. ferEilizing complete tree sery-
ice fully insured. Call any time, J. We
KELLY. Tree Service. DU. .as2. 4
POWER MOWERS, Rumsey. 500 so: light
weight. easy to start; other sizes and
swas. Mall" chain. Sd-in. light. port
able, labor saver
Fertilizers. seed and insecticides.
Mixers. International Harvester. saves
man power
Harness. saddles, brides, hslters
Paint, B. P. g.. q GLOSS semtglosa.
Flatiux, house or barn.
Freezers. International. Victor or Will
son.
Refriserators. International Harvester.
8 Gu. #. S2a5, with freezer compartment.
MALONEY'S, INC, 1928 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring. SH. 1890
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APARIMEh1s uhfuRNlsnEp.

I243 ROCK CREEK FORD RD.-Tbree
rooms. kitchen and bath 500 month. APP
nIy at address 81
9NN NEWLY DECORATED RMS, tile bath
includes fireplace in liv rm. and running
v yater in l bedrm.: Takoma Park: immed.
occupancy: $3.50. Box 290-C, Star. %
NEW UNFUKN. APT-3 rms and bath;
heat, water, elec. range, Frigidaire; adults;
so. HI. 350s. d
PARK-New Broom, 2-bedroom
apt; gas heat, light, refgr. and gas stove;
si25 month. Phone 81. 1850; after D m.
SH. 1856.
4 rooms and finished rec. rm.; complete
modern kit; S15 month. =
GEORGETOWN- rms. bath, extra lge
iiv. rm., fireplace. garden: adults. no
nets. gas furnace; new throughout; over
looks park: S165 mo. MI. 2140. Box
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

GOVT OFFICIAL desires 2-bedroom furn
house or apt; early June to Sept; va.
preferred: reasonable rent; best REX re.
sponsible care of property. TIE. 1898. y
TWO SISTERS, employed BY FBI. desire
up to S65. Call HO 2s29. %
HARVARD PH.D.. in perm. research DOS
desires to rent 2-bedroom apt or small
house for self. wife; no children or pets;
NV. pref. Box 2s5-C. Star g
CHRISTIAN COUPLE and one child desire
apt or house; no drinking or smoking.
Call TR. $3.50 Of IA. 6S0z. q
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QUIET ROOM in atrrac. surroundings by
businessman in fifties; prefer no other
tenants and close in Georgetown section
or other. Box FAC, Star. 2'
STUDENT urgently desires room for self
and wel-trained, mild-mannered black
chow dog in GEORGETOWN U. vicinity.
DE. $3.50 after g pm g.
BETHESDA-Two or three rooms and
kitchenette; preferably furnished; or
and daughter, II, and SON. I3. Box
3l5-C. Star 6"
YOUNG, SINGLE VETERAN. handicapped
with one leg, wants furnished room, COM
piete kitchen. Box 325-C, Star 3"
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AVIATION.

FOR kENT-New individual T-hangars.
HYDE FIELD, SP. USSS. a
WANTED-MemberS to complete forma-
ton of flying club on new Cessna. CHRIS
MARTIN SP. 0SSS. =
FLYING TIME REDUCED."-six dollars
an hour solo, at Blue Ridge Airport. west
on Route 80. turn right L. 5 mi. beyond
Chantilly. Ii. 5S25 evenings for full par
IicularS. =
TAYLORCRAFT 1916. 230 hrs, nav.
lights, 2-way radio: excel. cond.; will re-
license upon purchase: best offer over
$1,000 by June l 8. STEWART, WI. 249S.
PILOTS--Why not spend your vacation at
Kentmorr Arpark; reserve one oil our
modern hangar bungalows; sleeps 4: COM
pIete with all utilities. Phone for reSer-
vations and descriptive booklet. RA. 1888
after $50 pm. =
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE HOUSE, 18th and
Michigan ave: ne. for 2-bedrm. apt. NV;
q rms, semidet., rec. rm., oil heat; 2-year
lease, SS5: unfurn. UN. 26S1. 4
A BEAUTIFUL 6-BEDRM. 3-bath Co
lonial with very nice grounds, in Plain
field, N. j.; good committing New York
City, easy access. most of Northern
New Jersey, for 4-bedrm, house in North
west D. C. Sterling 5000, Ext. $50. Box
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FRESH GURNSEY COW. weighs abou,
300 lbs. heavy producer. T. B. and
Banss tested Beautiful calf, excel for
dairy Use GE. Abs 4
BEAUT PALoMINO GELDING. II yrs old;
has heaves: otherwise sound; reas. priced.
Phone Rockville Bass =
CHOICE HEREFORD STOCK CATTLE, any
number Call T. LAMAR JACKSON Ash
ton 3645
PASTURE. cattle, horses best bluegrass
IN Montgomery County. adj Potomac
Hunt Club Phone WI 1gOa
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator for hire. Call
SH. l5Jg after pm .
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
1894
REFRIGERAToRs for rent HALEY's RE-
FRIGERATQR SERVICE, 1912 9TH st. s.w.,
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RooMs FURklssiED-s.t. cad s.W

RooMs FURkisNED-s.t. sa1 s.W.
Mr. NAVY YD., 75s 18Th se.--Lee-, airy.
front dsle; n. wind; s9at excel furn,; elec
si5 BURNS ST. s.E.-Be.utiful rm; in
new home for young couple; everything
furnished. Call AK. 3712. q
NICE FURNISHED ROOM, semipvt bath;
kit. privils. Call TR. 65O4. =
ANACOsTIA. 1855 you ST. s.E.--Nicely
furn. front room for gentleman. Call be-
sifs WHEELER RID. s;E.-.-Lovely single
room. next bath, private home: S6 wk.
VI. SS1i after 8 pm. 3
BAY STREET S.E.-Attractive lge. front
rm., clean, twin beds, = closets. next bath,
pvt. home: empl. cple. or 2 men. LU. 1864
III 18th ST. sE-cool. comfortable
room in private home; conv. transp. Call
COLoRED-LGE. FRONT ROOM for rent;
near bath. e.h.w;; for gentleman or man
and wife, no children; loc. nr. Boiling Field.
St. Eliz., Navy Yard. AT. 1865 from Z
to IL am. or after Z pm. -3
COLORED-f29 5th ST. SE.-For " en-
ployed girls or employed married couple;
must be rehned; some privileses. AT. 1903.
$50 "a
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCH 3-rm. apt for large 1-rm
apt, NV. sec. NO. 4l57 ewes, all day Sat.
and Sun. 4
EXCHANGE 1-BEDRM. APT in Washington
for same in New York; rent. $50 or under.
Phone MRS. SAXTON, AID 800. IS
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-kortheest

3I5 FRANKLIN ST.-Twin beds, separate
closets: breakfast laundry. phone priyil.
excel transp., .DU. o230. 3
3.OI a6th ST. N. E., private home: excel
transp., laundry and telephone priyils
DU 3u9a =
twin beds: all conveniences: prefer gentle
MTn' MT KafNIER. Il gsi 4leo Goth st., front rm
for or 3; So each per week: on buslins,
20 min downtown. VA 5293 -
desirable for couple or young ladies'
The Hen MaRICK, 1888 st. n.e.-Nicely
furnished rm.; laundry facilities: single
SaT so: double, S27 so. TR. 1854; --6
THE GALENA, 1872 st. n.e.--Nicely furn
double rm. single beds; laundry and light
cooking privileges: $22; girls only. FR.
1905 MASS. AVE. N.E-..sleeping room,
near bath; gentleman preferred; SS wkly.
Call after 5, LU. 0933
COLoRED--3ll X ST. NE.--Fuynished
available June 2. Ho. 037e,, -
COIoRED-s.8 18th ST. N.E.-Newly
decorated front room for couple: semipvt.
kit. and bath. Call after $50.
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6ia K St nv Me
00ss. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEo-Md. 3 Vo.

1913 NORTH 2ist ST.. ARL.-Double rm..
Ap. 5 siss prsst or g ox. 01ae.0n 1sss. 70 '"A
Ia.1 n. UTAH, Arling tive
front rm., tile bath, shower; End A.; "a
block bus, city fare IS
n. ARLINGTON-Attra room for two
girls in pleasant gentle home. CHI 0641.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
CATTLE LIVE STOCK.

ANDIRONS. fire tools. screens apd all nre-
place goods repaired and rednished D. L
BRoMWELL 7l0 18th 81. NV. ME. 1l34
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ROOMS UNFURkisHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

3 UNFURN. ROOMS with REFRIGERATOR. So
GE. 7041 after z pm. -3
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ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, caicula-
tors, bought and sold and rented. RI. HIT
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 14th at
NV
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TO SUBLET from July l to Sept 10: on
Capitol Hill, ] room, kitchen, bath, suit
able for one woman: $50. Box 297-C, Star.
GLENDALE, MD.-1st floor, 3 rooms and
half bath. furn., pvt. entr.; 500. Ask
operator for Bowie 2746. =
LARGE WELL-FURNISHED APT; rms.
bedroom. liv. rm, dinette. kit. and bath;
conV. location, nr Dupont Circle; refs;
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HOTEL HAWTHORNE. 3134 G st. NV
Single or double rooms, all with running
water, plenty bath and showers: weekly
rate ,GUted. i
POTOMAC HOTEL. 500 18th ST. NV. MA.
g2:G, complete hotel service: rooms
available by the day or week.
1909 N. Ii. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle area
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-21

o'clock, P NJ. Tuesday, Novem-
Der 9, 1948, will offer for sale at
public auction for the best price
on the best terms obtainable, the
following described bonds OF the
City of Durant, Mississippi, in the
amount of 100000, to-wit:
The bonds are designated CITY
of Durant, Holmes County, State
of Mississippi, School Bonds OF
1948," dated November /, l948,
numbered from one to 40, inclu-
sive, in denominations of $4,000
each, interest payable semi
annually on May l, and Novem-
Der in each year, and mature in
serial order annually on Noven-
Der /, as follows: s bonds in each
of the years 1919 to 1858, inclu-
sive.
Good faith deposit in the form
of cashiers check, certified check,
or exchange, in the amount of
$4,000, payable to the City Clerk
of the City of Durant, to accom-
pany each Bid.
The purchaser of said bonds is
expected to pay the fees of
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-21
Progress OF Women

We believe that women today busiy engaged in their
Jobs and professions in the rearing of their families
themselves left them by their fathers husbands
somewhat unmindfu OF the privilege that is theirs and
Of the debt they to other leaders and Of
visions in the yesteryear.
Not always could a woman manage her own proper
IT, That right enjoyed exclusively by Not always
has she had full legal right the control of her child
There time the history of the country when hus
bands could give guardianship of unborn children not to his
wife, but to total strangers time when perfectly
legal for to chastise his wife with whip larger
than her wedding ring and to restrain her liberty the
theory that he her conscience and answerae for her
wrong doing.
Modern American women, enjoying rights and
privileges than other in the world laugh at such
notions.
But we do not always remember that women who have
been fighting for womens rights through the and
of the who have stood shoulder shoulder with
them should be given full of credit for the
gress we have enjoyed
Usually when a is spoken of being al
feminist it is in tone Of distaste by both and men,
But it is those early feninsts and the ideals to which
they subscribed that we enjoy rights today.
We think that this week of October 1924 dedicated
10 the annual observance of National Business Womens
Week would be fitting time to give credit to those early
femnists of whom instrumental in founding the
ub an organization which today takes the lead in the
oon OF the progress OF everywhere in the world
BPW Clubs everywhere all the world engaged
tho movement to better opportunities for
ecure equal for equal work. to obtain full recognition
IN every of work seeking for ability to be established
the STANDARD job profession rather than sex.
BPW as the foremost organization in promoting the
advancement of deserves lot of respect and
ation from whether she be in her home class
or business.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-21
Somehow Good

ONE great lesson TIE Old Tesla
ment history teaches is thai
Gods will is good. and that when
man defies and disobeys that will.
he does it to his own destruction.
but that God can bring good out Of
evil.
People often act from bad mo,
tives; yet even the worst of mo-
tives God can override. David
waded in blood to his throne, and
he treated cruelty many of his
enemies. That was not good; yet
God brought out of that national
independence and strength.
David put Solomon on the
throne because he was the son
Of his favorite wife; that was
pure favoritism Yet God
brought good out Of q choice
which was selfish.
When the Israelites were tempted
to fall for the cheap and nasty gods
whose shrineS filled the land, that
was bad: but it gave the prophets
their great opportunity to make
perfectly clear the difference be-
tween false and true religion.
The Voice of God
II ISTORY is no bucket Of ashes.
II Won have ears tn Esten IL l.,
the voice of God. These ancient
tales of nation long since dead.
that lived in all scarce 500 years,
carry Gods voice to us today.
The diseases which are fatal
to nations life are here de-
scribed; the foundations on
which alone true national well
fare can be built are made
quite plain.
Up to now, all nations have per
ished sooner or later. We can see
some of them decaying in our own
time. That is because no nation
ever yet has built its life on Gods
design. But the pattern is there,
the lesson has been written. God
still waits for a people who will
learn his lesson in how to live,
Copyright by the International Council
OF Religious Education on behalf OF u
Protestant denominations. Released b.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-21
Qualified Holmes
Continued From Front Page

Richland--W. J. Shanks, re.
turning officer; j. F. Sample
George Day Wynn, managers
Ford Byrd, Mrs. ]. L. Branch
clerks; Banks Upshaw, peace Of
ficer; Ebenezer-B. w. Hum
phrey, returning officer; E. E
O'Reilly, Edwin Murtagh, man.
ayers; Walter Lucas, Edg ar
Brown, clerks; Henry Brock,
peace officer.
Thornton-E. G.. Campbell, re-
turning officer; Claud Lee Bird
gers, Mrs. Celeste Dickard. man.
ayers; w. H. Rushbrook, Mrs.
Maggie Hathcock, clerks; J. N.
Hearn. peace officer; Cruger-T.
b. Smith. returning officer; w.
B. Farmer, v. B. Matthias, man.
ayers; Miss Lizzie White, Mrs. M.
w. Estes, clerks; Lee White,
peace officer.
To Broudcasf
On Monday, October Is at $50
p. m former governor, Frank
Dixon, Of Alabama will broad
cast over VINO, all Mississippi
radio stations, about the South's
position in the presidential cam
paign. Governor Fielding L.
Wright will broadcast over
WHIPS on Monday, November I,
at $3.50 p m, in the interest Of
the States Rights campaign.
Democratic presidential cleo
tors pledged to vote for Thur
mond and Wright, as listed on
the ballot, are Thomas Murphy,
Jr, Tupelo; Jack Frost, Oak
land; Frank Everett, Indianola;
Hurd Horton, Grenada; Walter
Dent May, Mendenhall; Jesse M.
Byrd, EeakesviIle; julius Brent,
McComb; Edmund Taylor, Green
vile; and Clarence Morgans Kos
States Rights Democrats are
urging every Mississippi
man and woman to vote the
stra ig hit Democratic Estates
Rights ticket, for the nine cleo
tors named on the ballot. as efec-
ton day nears.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-21

Rats destroy thousands. of
dollars worth of grain, potatoes
and other farm products each
year. 1t is advisable for farmers
to carry out rat control cam
paign on their farms. Two or
three pounds of prepared rat poi
son is usually sufficient to ELI
inmate the rats on an individual
farm. This poison cost fifty cents
per pound whereby the total cost
would be from one dollar to one
dollar and fifty cents per farm.
Rats uncontrolled will destroy 40
or so times this amount. If in,
terested In carrying OUT a rat con-
troll campaign, please contact uss
and we win be glad to- work with
you at any time.