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Hair

This word generally means q
kind of tinsel or Spun glass used
to trim Christmas trees, or q
tinsel thread used in fabric. Ac-
cording to the latest fashion
news from Paris, this year it
describes a fringe of long, glis-
tening silk threads used as trim
ming on gala evening wraps and
accessories. The fringe is loosely
set and swayS gracefully when
the wearer moves. Sometimes
the angel hair matches the color
Of the garment it trims, at other
times, it is ombred: On q long
white chiffon evening coat, it
shades from white through pink
to red; used to cover q wide
brimmed hat, it fades from black
into. white. A pale yellow shoul-
der stole is trimmed with yellow
angel hair combined with sill
yer tinsel.
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Leather Makes News

The dictionary definition runs.
"the skin Of an animal dressed
for USE" and its uses are many
and varied in the clothes coming
up for fall wear. Leather makes
entire outfits, sometimes - one
designer shows a capeskin jacket
and skirt. More often, it's trim
ming: Piping, insets. collars and
cuffs on wool dresses and suits
are quite often made of calf, kid
or suede. It's of great impor-
lance in millinery, too. Custom
designers are drapirg bright
skins like fabric into late-dav
silhouettes. Blond kidskin makes
a flattering, back-draped cap
and black dotted, champagne
colored doeSkin a striking torea-
doris hat.
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Rustic Steps,
By PouIine Groves

ny rouiine 0roVeS
Here's an idea for your gar
den that's as simple as it is
charming. Let your steps be
rustic, made of railroad ties
that have a wonderful. wealth.
cred appearance. The ties are
not deep enough to form the
entire step, therefore pack the
soil so1idly behind each one
and top it with gravel. Tie the
scheme together by repeating
the gravel on paths at the base
and head of the stairway.
Repeat the rustic feeling in
your garden, too, by making it
completely informal through
planting and design. Note
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that in the illustration, ivy
borders the steps, concealing
the edges, so that they have an
easy naturalness, a feeling al
most Of having grown there.
Any type Of ground cover
would achieve the same pur-
pose, such as candytuft, creep
ing chalksplant and certain
varieties of phlox.
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Here's Usefulness

A scarf that doubles as a
board for a gambling game.
Printed silk squares shown in
Paris bears a race course design
with marked obstacles. All you
need are markers and a pair of
dice
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7 Gems Will Like

-Dungarees that wash and dry
overnight. Newest blue jeans
are made of denim and nylon-
not only to simplify the wash
ing problem, but to make them
more durable, too.
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For Fall

Bigger, deeper hats. One de-
signer is showing q shape she
calls q fisherman" hat. In
salmon colored velour, 1t is mod
eled on a sou'wester.
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Simmons
pra-built border

Truly an outstanding value
in restful slumber. Verti-
cally quilted border prevents
sagging. Contains $50 coils,
locked in place.
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Heller
center boIoneed unit

$50 coil offset unit for extra
firmneSs to assure maxi
mum comfort. Heavy duty,
pre-built border. Guaran-
teed for 10 years.
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County of Cum
beriand the 10Th day of May,
1858:
VIRGINIA.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or
THE COUNTY OF CUMBER-
LAND
Lula w. Brown. Malissa Washing
ton, Eddie Washington, Willie
Tolorfea. Bernett W. Wright,
Beulah Washington. Nellie Wash
ington. Matilda Washington.
James Washington. Joe Washing
ton. Russell Washington. Everett
Washington and A. Z. Washing
ton. Jr Plaintiffs.
VS..
Hulie Washington. widow of Jo-
seph Washington, non-compos.
Elizabeth w. Jones. Farmville.
Virginia. Viola w ngton.
Farmville. Virginia, Mart a
Washington, Farmvlle, Virginia,
Maude w. Woodson. Cumberland.
Virginia, Edith w. Sims. Cumber-
land. Virginia. Allen Washington.
Camden. New Jersey, Hugh
Washington. Baltimore. Mary
land. Frank Washington, Balti-
more. Maryland. Moses L. Wash
ineton. Jr.. Baltimore. Maryland,
Hulie Thweatt. Mt. Vernon. New
York. Omega Collins. Mt Vernon.
New York. Margaret Cotton, Phi
ladelphia. Pa, Martha Ellison,
Philadelphia, Pa, Gertrude
Barnes. Philadelphia, Pa. Mary
Washington. Philadelphia Pa,
Pearl Williams. Chase City. Vir-
ginia, Leona Jackson Farmville,
Va. Minnie Allen. Cumberland,
Va. Alice Sears, Cumberland Vir-
ginia. heirs of Joseph Washington.
deceased. and if they be dead.
their heirs. devisees. or assigns.
and such OJner persons who are or
may be interested IN the subject
matter of this suit, who are pro-
ceeded against as PARTIES UN-
KNOWN" Defendants.
The object of this suit is to pro-
cure partition in one of the
methods prescribed by law of four
tracts Of land totalIng thirty
eight $500 acres. mole or less.
which was owned by Joseph
Washington who dled intestate
in the County of Cumberland,
State of Virginia. some years
ago. This thirty-eight acres was
conveyed to the said Joseph
Washington, deceased. by the fol-
lowing deeds. tract of 200 acres
from VIM @. Venaple and wife,
recorded in Deed Book 43. page
ASP; a tract of 60 acres from
Henry Washington and wife. re-
corded in Deed Book 50, page 1923,
a tract of go acres from Henry
Washington and wife. recorded in
Deed Book "a page 397 and a tract
of so acres from Joe G. Washing
ton, Administrator of the estate
of Albert E Washington, and
others. and recorded in Deed
Book "a. page 1898 All of said
deeds being recorded in the
Clerks Office of Cumberland
County
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tect their interests in this suit.
r. H. Blanton. Clerk
William c. Carter. y. q.
Cumberland, Virginia 5-22-4t
~~>~~~~~>~~
Commonwealth Of Virginia,
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of the County of Buck
ingham on the 26th day of Nav
1858.
Retta Hammonds Meredith,
Plaintiff.
against
Buren, George Meredith. Defen-
dant.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond of
matrimony from the defendant
on the grounds of cruelty and
constructive desertion.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defen-
dant Buren, George Meredith is
not resident of the State of Vir-
ginia. it is ordered that he do APP
pear here within ten days after
due publication hereof. and do
what may be necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
A Copy-TeSte:
John c. Spencer. Clerk
Annie Moring Fallwell, p. q.
Farmville. Va. 6-5-4t
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An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law, stating
that the defendants Allen Wash
lngton, Hugh Washington, Frank
Washington, Moses L. Washing
ton. Jr. Hulie ThWeatt. Omega
Collins, Margaret Cotton, Martha
Ellison, Gertrude Barnes and Mary
Washington are n-residentS II
the State of Virginia, it is ordered
that the said non-residents and
Parties Unknown WHO are or may
be interested in the subject mat
ter of this suit do appear within
ten days after due publication Of
this order and do what may be
necessary to protect their inter
eSts in this suit.
r. H. Blanton, Clelk
William c. Carter. p. q.
Cumberland. Virginia 5-22-4t
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IN MEMORIAM

- - ~->-~->-->->~~
! THROCKMORTON-In memory
of my mother Mrs. E. J. Throck-
morton who died seven years ago
June 4th 1916.
A little while in this world of
sorrow,
A little while to watch and pray ::
Then the coming of the great
tomorrow,
When Gods own hand shall vine
our tears away.
a little while and we shall know
the meaning
OF all the trials that so grieve us
here.
Find for every cloud a silver
lining.
And see the rainbow in every tear.
| miss you in the morning Mama,
When all the world is new;
| know the day can bring no JOY
Because 1t brings not you,
The world is full of folks it's true,
But there was only one of you.
miss you in the evening Mama,
When daylight fades away,
l miss the loving smile of you
To rest me from the day,
l try to think l see you vet.
There where the freight CLEANS
Weary at last. I sleep and still
| miss you III my dreams.
Always in my thoughts
No matter where l go
Always III MY heart
Because | miss you so
To live in the heart of one who
loved you so much
Is not to die.
Daughter. Carrie Throckmorton
Carter 6-3-lp
--~~~~~~
SCOTT In loving remembrance
of our mother Lizzie Scott, who
died one year ago June s, 1852.
Softly stars are cleaning upon a
precious grave where sleepeth
without dreaming. one we loved
but could not save She bid no
one a last farewell. She said good
bye TO none Her loving heart had
ceased to beat before we knew she
was gone, she did not fail to do
her best Her heart was true and
tender. She worked hard for those
she left. and they ever will re-
member Sons and daughters.
6-5-1p
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"LOOking for q ncW business
location? CAL LnndOn e.. Al
kins Insurance and Real
Estate Agency"
IS acres, Az miles from Farnville
on main highway Five room dwell
ling electric water system. Several
outbuildings, small orchard. Only
So 500
IS acres. new room residence ana
bath, hardwood floors, two acre
lake well stocked, five acres clear
ed balance IN oak and poplar
timber This property is 3 miles
from Keysville at $4,000 Terms
2,l00 down, balance by month.
Buffalo St. very desirable location,
residence with . complete apart
ments of rooms and bath. oil
heat. hardwood floors, large lot.
Reasonable
Brick building on Main st. IN
brakes Branch. Building so $50
It. next to Drug Store. This proper
ty runs from Main st. to Proctor
ST. This building could easily be
made into badly needed apart
ments. Price $500.
Lot adjoining Hampden-Sytney
College property $3.50.
Lots in the Davidson ub-division.
water and sewage.
Residence, rooms, baths. in
Victoria Near school and churches.
Double garage. $500.
Farms. 25 good farms. large and
small, located in Prince Edward,
Cumberland. Appomattox. Amelia,
Charlotte and Buckingham coun-
ties. \
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LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA,
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court for the County of Cumber-
land. on this the 18th day of May.
1853:
VIRGINIA.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE COUNTY OF CUMBER-
LAND.
J. J. cartwright. COM
PLAINANT
VS..
A. L. cartwright. Red
Springs, North Carolina. RAY
cartwright. Wealthia, Vir-
GINA. Mrs. N. w. PERKINS. 1918
Woodrow Avenue. Richmond. Viz
ginia. IRVING WOOTEN. Ar
vonia, Virginia, BLANCHE SNOD-'
10y, Arvonia, Virginia, LUCY AN
DERSON. Charlottesville, Viz
ginia, Heirs of Howard Hicks. de-
ceased. and if they be dead. their
heirs. devisees. or assigns. and
such other persons who are or
might be interested in the subject
matter of this suit who are pro-
ceeded against as Parties Un-
known, and w. V. FRENCH,
Sheriff of Cumberland County
Virginia, Administrator Of the
Estate of Howard Hicks. deceased,
DEFENDANTS
The object of this suit, a credi-
tors suit brought by the Com
plainant, is to apply the real
estate Of Howard Hicks, who died
intestate on April 5th. 1852.
against the debts of the said
Howard Hicks.
! The Complainant represents
that the said Howard Hicks died
seized and possessed of a certain
piece or parcel Of real estate
situate in Hamilton Magisterlal
District of Cumberland County,
Virginia. containing ninety (90)
acres, more or less. which the said
deceased Howard Hicks inherited
from his father, j. E. Hicks. who
died some years ago, and who lett
as his sole heir the said deceased
Howard Hicks This tract of land
is more particularly described by
certain deed dated December 30.
1891, and recorded in the Clerk S
Office of Cumberland County in
Deed Book SO, at page 438.
And further, that the said
Howard Hicks was unmarried and
left as his sole heirs the following
named cousins: A. l.. Boatwright,
Ray Boatwright. Mrs. N. w.
Perkins. Irving Wooten, Blanche
Snoddy and Lucy Anderson.
An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law. stating
that A. l.. BoatWright is nom
resident of the State of Virginia
it is ordered that the said A. L.
| Boatwright and Parties Unknown
who are or may be interested in
the subject matter of this suit dc
appear within 10 days after due
publication of this order and dc
what may be necessary to pro-
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Auction Sale
Time: Saturday June 13 at
III A. NJ.
Place: Dillwyn. Virginia
IS Lots 73
We are selling at public auc-
ton for the high dollar 70
very nice lots in the COrpor-
alton of Dillwyn. Va. Known
as the DR.. Mitchell Property.
This property is facing Main
Street and we have cut some
nice 40 foot Streets through
this property which the City
will take over.
Business men this is your OPP
portunity to invest your
money In property that will
be a very sound investment.
Dillwyn is the trading center
of Buckingham Co.. and no
doubt there will be factories
and all kinds Of Industry
here in the near future.
So don't fail to look this
property over. Pick the loca-
ton for the home OF your
dreams or a business which
will pay off
There will be drinks and eats
OH the ground.
We VIII Give Away $4,000
In Cash
So don't fail to Keep this
date in mind.
Saturday June Is, 1858
Terms of sale will be an
nounced the day of sale. For
further information. call j.
T. Southern. 4269 Powhatan.
Virginia, or write c. B. Nc
Carter. Sevierville. Tennessee
r 4.
c. B. McCarter Auction Co.
E. B. McCarter
J. T. Southern
Auctioneers
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PRESIDENT DIFFERS
WITH TAFT OVER IN

President Eisenhower flatly and
firmly rejected Sen. Robert A.
Taft's forget the United Nations
proposal for Korea last week.
In his first major policy split
with the Senate Republican lead
er. who fought him for the nomi-
nation year ago but became q
close adviser and golflng COM
panion. the President told a news
conference.
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AUCTION SALE
SOuthside Livestock
Market, Inc.

Farmville, Va.
1t pays to sell your livestock at
the Southside Livestock Auction.
A review of our sale Saturday,
May 30. 1853.
Top Weight Hogs topping at
$3.50 per hundred
Sows by the hundred topping at
$4,000 to $1,000
Light and heavy Hogs b, the
hundred. topping at $500 to
S24.75
Pigs and ShOats, by the head
from $500 to SIP so
Bears, BY the hundred topping at
$500
Cows. by the hundred. topping at
$3.50
Cows by the head topping at
$3.50 to S145.00
Bulls by the hundred, topping at
$3.50
Bulls by the head topping at
$4,000
HeiferS. by the head. topping at
S72.0O
Veais, by the hundred, topping at
S25 so
Baby Calves. by the head topping
at Slo50 to S27.O0
AUCTION SALE
EVERY SATURDAY
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USED CARS

Vacation Specials
Prices Effective Friday
And Saturday Only
FOR GREATER
VALUE IN A GOOD
USED CAR - SEE
THESE RECONDI-
TONED AND O. KID
CARS WITH NEW
STATE STICkERS 49,
BUY WHERE MORE
PEOPLE BUY
1851 OLDSMOBILE
Four door sedan. So, fully
equipped. OK buy, sl595.
1850 CHEVROLET
Two door sedan. Powerglyde,
OK buy.
1850 OLDSMOBlLE
Four door sedan "88' fully
equipped. OK buy
1949 CHEVROLET
? door sedan, Fleetline, good
value S795.
1948 FORD
Four door sedan. fully equip
ped, good value. S795.
1913 PLYMOUTH
4 door sedan, good value
$685.
1947 FORD
2 door sedan, good value.
1916 CHEVROLET
1 door sedan, a good value at
1896
1o41 STTDERAKER
, door sedan. A real value at
TRUCKS
1851 CHEVROLET
2-ton. 2 speed rear axle,
2.25 X 10 tires.
1948 CHEVROLET
3/4-ton stake, OK value.
1947 CHEVROLET
3/4-ton pickup Good value.
1916 CHEVROLET
J 2-ton pickup. A real value
1905
Newman Chevrolet
Sales Co.
Second & South SITS
Phone 264
Farmville, Va.
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT - Broom apart
ment, bath. electric stove ana
refrigerator steam neat. Phone
Farmville 513 or 4i8 NJ. 3-10-tf
HOUSE, rooms, electricity, wa
ter in back yard Call Mrs. Gordon
Davis. Worsham. Virginia. 2012M.
4 loft
APARTMENT rooms unfur-
nished. heated hot and cold wa
ter FURNISHED Wired for electric
stove. No objection to children.
Mrs. Claude Bradshaw, Rice, Va.
Phone 3Ol3 NJ. 5-22-tf
LARGE HOUSE-newly painted
inside and outside Large garden
spot. Apply Cralle Store, Farm
Vile. 5-22-6p
HOUSE-703 Oak street. Farm
vile on route IS Five bedrooms.
living room. dining room, big eat
in-kitchen. pantry. two baths,
bedroom and bath first floor. two
porches. front and side entrance,
large basement. gooQ hot water
heating system. Possession Sep
TENDER l. Seen by appointment.
Now rents as tourist home. Rea-
sonable rent. Also apartment
available now. nicely furnished.
private entrance. 703 Oak street.
Apply ITO Eunice Allen. 3l0l Sec
ond Ave. Richmond, Va. 5-29-tf
ROOM-Large, kitchenette. bath
furnished, modern conveniences.
Josephine fowler. 316 S. Main
street, FarmVllle. 6-5- lp
3 ROOMS - bath. POI Virginia
street. w. w. fowler, 316 South
/ Main St. Farmville. 6-5-lp
APARTMENT. three bedrooms.
Phone Farmville 431-J. 6-5-lt
APARTMENT-threc rooms with
bath. Furnished or unfurnished
Heat and water furnished. Cali
367-J. SCOTT
APARTMENT-three rooms and
bath. furnished; electric stove and
refrigerator. heated. Mrs. f. G.
Slate. Phone 1922. 5-29-3t
| ~~~~~~~
APARTMENT small unfurnished
first floor apartment Miss Edna
Putney, BOG South Main street
Farmville. Phone 21O. 6-2-2t
APARTMENTS rooms, unfur-
nished private bath. j. l.. Jamer-
son, POT S. Virginia street, Farm
vile. Phone 452 w. 6-5-2I
|
.BUNGA ALLOW - excellent condi-
ton. Two bedrooms, living room
bath. kitchen-dining room com
bination. electric hot water oil
heat Available July / O. H. Whit
ten. 6-5-1r
| ~~>
BUSINESS RENTAL-Availab
Immediately, store space at 81:
West Third street. formerly oc.
cupied by Dunlop Tire Company
Call William j. ellis $50 or Sill r
6-5-4p
An elephants pulse rate is 25-
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FOR RENT

Four rooms. UNI
furnished. with bath. Practically
new building Heat and water
furnished. Laundry room priv
leges. Phone 706-W. 6-2-4p
APARTMENT - Three room
unfinished 4-2 L.
Second St, Phone 5l2JX afttl
5 80 p. m 6-2-zt
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FOR SALE

SAND-A clean white uniform
sand for masonry mortar or
lakes. Delivered anywhere. Dixon
Sand Company. Cullen. Virginia.
Phone Charlotte c. H. 60. 5-15-21t
c. S. c. DUST - for control of
diseases and chewing insects on
cucumbers. squash and canta-
loupes, / Id. SOC. S lbs. $l35. J. H.
Whitfield Co. 6-5-2p
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SERVICES

LAWN MOWER sharpening. Pick
W and delivery service. Call Carl
Heifner. 693. Farmville. Va.
11-18-tf
BRIGGS & STRATON, Clinton
Power Products. Req, Lawson and
Continental engiiies. Call Carl
Hoifner. SOB. Farmville, Va.
11-18-tf
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NOTICES

Vacation
At
Virginia Beach.
Clean. Comfortable Rooms
Reasonable Rates.
Also
Apartments
For Four People At
$50 and $50
Per Week
All Located Less Than Block
From Ocean
CAN
Virginia Beach l297W
Or Write To Mrs. Mary
eileen TAYLOR
Taylor'S Hotel
201 - 10th Street
Virginia Beach Va.
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PUBLIC-P Please take notice on
the Is day of June. 1858, the
undersigned will apply to the
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board for license to sell beer
at Agee's Grocery Store. State
Route 600, Columbia.
Said beer to be consumed on
and off Premises Eliza ,Agee.
6-5-lp
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FOR SALE

Al USED
FARM MACHINERY
| International Harvester
Hay BaiIer with Motor Model
5OT.
l New Holland Hay Bailer.
Model 80"
Used Mowers to work with
FORD and FARMAI.L Trac-
tors.
BRADSHAW'S GARAGE
Phone 126 Burkeville. Va.
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TRACTOR SERVICE. = if YOU
need any tractor work done, such
as blowing, and discing gardens.
seeding lawns. grading yards,
building drive ways. LIoving dirt,
building yard fences. fertilizing
lawns. l have a new Ferguson
tractor and all the equipment to
do this work. See Willie Dickerson,
Farmville, Va. Phones 3035 J or
2002 j. 4-17-tf
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Let Slayton & Lackey drill your
we'll We drill dirt or rock. No
water-no charge. Phone 3005-J.
Farmville. Route 2. 5-12-8p
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Classified Rates

All copy must be in The
Herald office by Wednes-
day noon for Friday pub
tication and by Saturday
noon for Tuesday publ.
&c Per Word
When Cash Accompanies
The Order
When Cash Does Not
&c Per Word
Cards o. Thanks. Resolutions
Of Respect. In MeSuoriam. En-
tertahments. ETC.. Will be used
ONLY when cash accompanies
the order.
Display Classified
Advertising
75c Per Inch
FOR SALE
RAPID GROW-one pound makes
176 pounds Of liquid plant food
Use on everything you grow. SIPS
per pound j. r. Whitfield Co
6-5-2p
r trucks. new and
used. We have model to fit
every need in the truck field.
Gordon Motor Co., Virginia dealer
626. Farmville. Va. 3-27-tf F.
HOSE-looks like
garden hose, waters better than
any sprinkler ever made. Puts wa
ter where you want it. 25 feet
long S495 each j II Whitfield
Co. 6-5-2p
FEED = Barley and oats. top
prices paid Write Carol Robert
son. r. .. Box H. Crewe
5-29-4pF
TOMATO PLANTS. see f. H.
Paulson after p. m. mile
lorth of Farmville on old Cum
oerland Road. or phone 704-J.
..,,.5 ~-y~vue 5-15-7p
rose food safe con-
feeding produces both
foliage and blooms, ID pkg Csc
10 lbs. SITS. J H Whitfield Co.
6-5-2p
COWS 10 Holstein and Guern-
5ey, heavy producers, going out
business. reason selling w ID.
Walker, r. l, Farmvlle Va.
6-5-2p F
VERBENA and other perennialS.
annual plants. Cut flowers in
season. Designs and corsages. Call
1851, noon or night. Mrs. George
Stuart 6-5-8p
~~--~-~-
GARDEN TRACTOR So horse
power Rototiller with several I'M
Elements. including mower. Cost
new $685. 90 wholesale Win sell
Tor $4,000 or trade for something.
Reason for selling have Ford
tractor. Can be seen at Shana-
bergers, Farmville. Va. 6-5lp
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BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Immediately. store space at 313
West Third street. formerly oc-
cupied by Dunlop Tire Company.
Call William j. ellis $50 or Sill r.
6-5-4p F
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

An elephants pulse rate is Is
%.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

BUNGALOW - excellent condi-
ton. Two bedrooms, living room.
bath. kitchen-dining room com
bination, electric hot water oil
heat. Available July /. O. H. Whit
ten. 6-5-1p