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poiitsn b. c. area. Wonderful
opportunity for q go-getter to. sell
appliances. Give past record in
letter. Box 219-E, Star.
SALESMAN. to sell used and new
cars for progressive Ford dealer.
sasiOn eS Sospitaiiasti Ssf transp S
ton furnished; automotive or in
surance sales experience required.
Apply In person to Mr.. Porter or
Mr.. Whitcraft. NORTHEAST. MO-
TOR CO.. $50 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
SALESMAN--La Plata. waldorf. Lex
21-35. Call on retail merchants
for wholesale flrm. start S6O week
Plus car expenses n;eS Box SsG. Ga Star tar
airy plus commission. For a good
salesman that doesn't mind hard
work and really knows how to sell,
reply to Box. 90-E, Star. giving ex--
perience and other data, present
tial. Store located In nearby Md.
SALESMAN, can earn $3.50 to $3.50
wk.: leads furnished; experience pre-
ferred; car essential. Apply HOUSE
HOLD SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1925
SALESMAN. experienced home ap-
planes. preferably one who knows
Alexandria. Arlington and Fairfax
County territory. Complete Maytag
line available on exclusive basis for
right party. Liberal commissions.
Contact MR.. E. L. TURNER. XII.
9-22l4
SALESMAN WANTED, to call on
clinical labs. selling complete line lab.
supplies and equipment. Lab exper-
fence necessary. National organiza-
ton, resident in Washington. good
groos potential. Box 1850. Star.
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SALESMAN-LIQUOR
SALESMAN o.

FENCING. awnings and windows.
Highly exper. The best deal in town.
HO. 2-1126.
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MANICURIST, or all-around operator
RA. 3-5623, JU. 9-953O. -
MANICURE AND SHAMPOO GIRLS,
high salary. Ma. s-0s35. S
MASSEUSE. to lecture and demon
strate before group Full time or
part time Unusual OPP. Write Box
MEDICAL SECRETARY for operatinc
room; will accept recent graduate
20 to rs. 44-hour week. Salary
and meals. Apply CHILDREN S
HOSPITAL. after q am. Monday.
MEDICAL SEC. eood hrs. and salary.
d 6es IN PRoVDRNe eny Ho PsFi2n2tl
NURsE-Prsc., white. live-in; take
care of Jewish elderly gentleman in
pvt. home. Excel. salary: exper. nee
pleasant surroundings. RA. 6-73f6
to ! pm. or after & pm. -
NURSE. white. liv. in. care OF child,
some travel: ref State age and
salary; Box 3l3.E; Star;
NURSERY TEACHER; 81; Normal;
e sHpsa musical 3 f soA 4o salary heR S
Chase Station S
home in suburbs: 5ia-day wk.. live
in: refs. JU. a-1644
NURSE, practical. white: live in. pvt
home; care of bed patient and pa
TENTS laundry: 6-day wk. For in
terview. state eXper., ref. and salary.
OFFICE CIERK-Yng lady for office
work in lge. jewelry store: pleas
ant working conditions GOOD salary
and many benefits. Apply In person
to Mr.. Harkins CAsTELBERG
JEWELERS. 1904 F St NV. %
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE

SALES REPRESENTATIVE
One acquainted with builders, home
improvement companies. In Metro
politan D. C.. area. Wonderful
opportunity for q go-getter to sell
appliances. Give past record in
letter. Box 219-E, Star.
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statesmen

SIS. 600 per year. plus bonus. 3-week
vacation with pay the first year
group insurance, to qualified men
Only clean. neat. married men. with
automobiles. need apply. BY appoint
ment only. For personal interview
call IA. $3.50. ia $1,000 or ia
5-S317. Mon. and Tues. bet. p:3O
m and an N N, &
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HELP--MEN
SHOE SAT,ESMEN

Experienced or with genuine desire
draw against commission; 5-day,
40-hour week discount and many
company benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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HELP-WoMEN Cont. J

APPRENTICE, silk screen work;
some knowledge and experience re-
quircd; clean, modern plant: Az
hours, $40: more II you are worti,
1t. Reply by letter. LOUFT. 10 n
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statesmen

INFORMATION SERVICE
If you can get along on So a week
for 30 days. we will train you 10
earn from 1928 to $500 per week
Only married men need apply. Call
RE. 7-69ll. for personal interview
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Hamilton

A Pan Party Supper" was Civ
Ell Monday evening in the home
Of w. A Baker to demonstrate
Waterless cooking 1t was enjoyed
by all.
Master Don Choate, of Norfolk,
is visiting in the homes Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. H. Wallick, Mr. and
Mrs T A Shores and Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Baker
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bose, of
Beach City, Ohio, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. H Wallick
Mrs. Lewis Hooe and Mrs. w.
A Baker are planning on leav-
ing for week at Virginia Beach,
June 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. r H Wallick and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hooe
and son, MI and Mrs. w A.
Baker and girls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bose and Miss Patsy Gam
age spent Sunday at Bear Creek
Lake.
Mrs j H Dunford spent Sat
urday in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Robertson
and family attended the Parker
Family Reunion in Alexandria
over the week end.
Mrs. Sallie Bottomley and son,
and Mrs. Jerry Conway and
daughter, of Brooklyn, N. Y. are
spending the week at Glentiver.
A chicken supper and wennie
roast was given at Bear Creek
Lake. Wednesday for Miss Patsy
Baker. of Gainesville, who will
leave for school Saturday.
Mrs Clinton Anderson and chill
dren have returned home after a
long visit in PENNSYLVANIA.
Mrs. r. N. Lewis has a new
granddaughter, born Sunday in
Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. TAYLOR Irving
have had two new rooms added
to their home recently
Vacation Bible School is being
enjoyed this week by all the chill
dren
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Antioch

Mr. and Mrs. j. Galloway
Brown Of Bedford. and Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Loving Of Palmyra.
attended the graduating exercises
at LongWood College on Sunday,
June 6 Miss Ann Foster received
her degree Eric Robinson. also
OF this community was member
of the graduating class.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McGavock.
Of Boydton, spent the week end
visiting her mother. Mrs. d S.
Brown and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, H E Coffey and
Diane, visited his relatives in AM
herSt County, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Blanton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brown visited
their mother, Mrs. Ransone at
Columbia, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Evelyn Smith, Of Rich
mond, spent a couple of days here
last week visiting the Noel's and
Browns.
Crop Damage
The hail which fell Sunday
evening through this section did
considerable damage to tobacco
and corn crops. High wind also
accompanied the hail and rain. 1
Miss Ann Foster ACCOMPANIED
o. nf oil tAc ~
Saturday to attend the Grigg-
McClung wedding.
The Builders Glass. of Antioch
Church. held their class meeting
III the recreation room of the
church Friday night Thirteen
members attended
Miss Patricia Brown had charge /
of the worship service
Mrs Della Vaughan served re-
freshments to the group.
Mrs Ann Rice, of Admission
Ala. has arrived for an indefi- /
mite visit with Mrs. w. r. Brown. /
Friend to their home, Sunday, I
for short visit.
Since school has closed Miss
Barbara Addleman has accepted
clerical position at Cumberland.
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Belona

The Rev Carlos A. Loop con-
Quoted the service at Emmanuel
p E church on Sunday at II a
m, An appreciative congregation
enjoyed his sacred message Holy
Communion was administered at
the close Of the service.
Mrs E T Janney who has been
quite sick an dconfined to her
home. is able to De out again, and
was able to preside at the organ
on Sunday at Emmanuel church
Mr. and Mrs. F G. Hutcheson
and daughter, Bette of Burling-
tom NJ c.. were week end guests
OF Mr. and Mrs w T, Nichols
Mrs Kenneth DinRler and son
who spent 10 days III the same
home have returned to their
home III Statesville, n c. Little
Janice Dingler viii spend the sum-
mer with her grandparents.
Capital City Guests
Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard
Of Richmond were visitors Of Mr.
and MIS- w Hubbard Sunday
afternoon
Miss Barbar Ann Booker has
returned home after a short stay
III Ridaetrest, N c.
Mrs J M Haws and children
of Wilson's are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs J f Brauderick
Miss Darlne Paleogue left on
Monday evening to visit her sister
in Cocoa Beach Fla
Studies In \. Y.
Miss Ann Webb left June 10
for New York City where she will
remain until the middle Of August
with a group of young people
making a study Of urban church
conditions This group will both
work and study They viii live at
Judson Student Housp
Mr. and Mrs. ] l. Spivey and
youne son. of Richmond. spent
the week end at their country
home. Oak Grove Farm
This community was visited by
an electrical storm and q much
need ed rain en- Sunday evening.
The crops were suffering for the
lack Of rain
John Steck, of Farmville.
made a short call at "Brdland
Farm" last week
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Guinea

The RaT f ? Look preached
an impressive sermon at Centen-
airy Church Sunday morning.
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7" " 90 , y, y ''-'- II II !, VI
his home, here
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Saturday and Sunday guests in
the Robert E. Garnett home we're
the Allen Garnet family Of Ia
kama Park. Md. Mrs. r. O. Car
rctt. Mrs Dewey Putnev Mrs
FG4rriSon and children. All Of
Cumberland
NJ SCI. ana Mrs David j Mat
son made I M recent Trips TO
Richmond
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PLEASE NOTICE

Those persons who enter the NEW
YORK TOUR CAMPAIGN will be furnished
With Receipt Books, from which they will
give you receipt for the money Official
receipt will be mailed from the Circulation
Department Of The Herold
In order to avoid confusion, pIeose hold
Your Club Members receipt until you re-
ceve your ofticioI receipt through the moi
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those who ore anxous to enjoy this educational and
entertaining visit to the largest city il America
2 The trip will cost you money You viii win by
ticking paid subscriptions to this poper Subscriptions may
be taken from either old or new subscribers Each will
count the You moy get subscriptions from anybody
anywhere Subscriptions may be token for six months
year. two yeors three years four years five years Each
subscription will count number Of points and
884 points will win the trip The schedule Of points IS
given below
8 If you foil to secure enough points 70 win the trip
you viii be pod 20 per cent in cash on oil subscriptions
you turn in So you will be we'll rewarded onywoy
a. The compoign begins todoy ond Will end at noon
July 81 Subscriptions received otter hot dae viii not
count the trip.
$ Open TO al white persons over IS years Old
g. The decision Of the Campaign Manager viii be &C
cepted Is finoI in matters performing 70 the oompo9o
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Equitable Proudly Announces Living Insurance
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, 1954-03-20
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION NO.
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF VIDAL ENcARNAcIoN. DcsD.

Public notice is hereby given that VIDAL ENCARNA
died in Christiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Islands, on the
|21st day of December, 1858.
Any and all heirs or next of kin ~(ncuding illegitinate
~children) Of the said decedent who were dependent on him
for support, partially or totally, at the time of his death, are
hereby required to file proof Of such relationship and de-
tendency in the Office of the Compensation Commissioners,
located on the first floor of the Court Building, Frederiksted,
St. Croix, Virgin Islands. on or before the 18th day of April,
1854 4 80 -
Done at the Office Of the Compensation Commissioners,
Frederiksted, S. Croix, Virgin Islands, this eleventh day Of
ARC A. D, 1854.
LOUIS E. BROW
Compensation Commissioner
, 1954-03-20
TORPEDO JOE
THE LEEWARD ISLANDS STRONGEST

tOu appear at THE TROPIGANA
Tuesday, March g, and Thursday, March IS at s o'clocl
There will be amazing feats Of strength that you
had never seen in all your life. See a man hang him
slef BY the neck; drive a 2Openny nails into "
board with his hand & bend ~" steel with his mouth.
ADMISSION 6oc front seats soc back seats
, 1954-03-20
ADMISSION: Owe DOLLAR

Special note; Gentlemen patrons are requested 70 wear coats.
, 1954-03-20
LOUIS E. GROWN

Compensation Commissioner
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tine PROOF YOU OUGHT 70 HAVE

group Of Chesterfield smokers have been examined by
doctor every months for almost 45% Of them
have been smoking Chesterfield the average for well
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10 years. The doctors examinations show
no adperse effects to the nose, throat
andsinuses from smoking Chesterfield.
Consider Chesterfield's record with these
smokers with millions Of other smokers
throughout America. Change to Chesterfield
and enjoy the taste and mildness You want
highest in quality-low in nicotine-best
for youl
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THE LOW NICOTINE YOU WANT

Before we buy tobaccos for Chesterfields, our
laboratories take samples from all over the
tobacco country and analyze them for low nico-
tine content. The extra care pays off In recent
tobacco tests" the six leading brands Of ciga-
rettes were chemically analysed. The findings:
of them all, Chesterfield is highest
- in qualhy-low in nicotine.
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No matter which size Chesterfield you buy you
get the same premium quality cigarette, and
all the favor and mildness that goes with it!
You get the worlds best tobaccos, selected by
Chesterfield buyers with the help Of our re-
search chemists. land proven, by actual tobacco
tests, to be highest in quality.
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DECENTRALIZATION - group,
family and individual. Limits to
$500 pays doctor, visits at home
or hospital; first aid and polio.
Also special accident and income
policy for disability. Annie v.
Putney. Phone 1853, 305 Main ST.,
Farmville. 7-27-lip
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ScOttsville

Mrs. Sallie Sellers is on a visit
20 her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston. IN Ashland.
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Flynn and
son, Ralph. and daughter. Mar
ion, spent last week here visiting
old friends. They moved from
here several months ago to Shell
byville. Tenn They visited in the
homes Of Mr. and Mrs Elmer
johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Dawson and were entertained BY
others in the village.
Mrs, Merritt Thomas and chill
dren. Of Winston Salem, N c.,
spent last week with Mrs. Mary
Golladay.
B B Adams has returned to
Lynchburg after spending the
summer in Scottsville.
Pat Finley. daughter Of Mrs.
Neal Boiling. of Richmond, who
has been visiting MI and MIS-.
w. M. Payne and family has gone
back to her home in Jackson
vile, Fla, to attend school there.
Tom Coleman. employee Of the
c & Q Railroad, is spending two
weeks in Chicago on business.
Mrs. Edna Gentry. Of Washing
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and Wheeling, w Va, be- Orc
coming to Howaru5ville
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wooten an
children and Mr.. AMI Mrs IT.
wood Ragland and Wa"erl" visit
ed Mrs. Herman Woo.ten in Uni-
yersity Hospital, Sunday, she
gave birth to her ninth child last
Saturday
Willard, Waverly and Jerry
Branch, of Greenlee, have been
spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs w T. Ripley. at How
ardsVille. and also visiting in the
homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Branch and Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Branch here.
Joe Londree, George Ripley
Franklin Branch and Faye Branch
spent Sunday at Natural Bridge.
John w. Proffltt returned to
Lynchburg, Monday. His daugh-
ter, Mrs Frank Gunter, has been
patient III Lynchburg General
Hospital
Miss Joyce Adcock has returned
from Crewe where she was a
guests Of her brother-in-law and
sister, MI and Mrs w. G. Wal
ker.
PFC Graham Ragland spent
the week end with his mother
Mrs. H. D. Ragland near Midway
Mills and has returned to Shaw
Field, Sumpter. S. c.
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FOR SALE Abbuzzi rye, re-
cleaned. $225 per bushel NJ H
Slaton, Phone 3005-J. 8-27-8p
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Amelia
County. August 3. 1854.


In the Circuit Court of Amelia
County. August 3, 1854.
To: Willie r. Edward. Ballsville.
Virginia, and any and every
other persons who maybe interest
ed in any manner in certain
1947 Chevrolet lie ton truck.
registered in the name of said
Willie r. Edward, with 1854 Viz
ginia License Tag T-6143.
Please take notice that on Sep
tcmber 81, 1854, at the Court
house at Amelia, Virginia. I shall
request the Judge Of the said
Court to enter an order condemn
ing and FORGETTING the above de-
scrlbed vehicle and ordering same
to be sold and the proceeds dis
posed of according to law. said
vehicles having been seized in
Amelia County, Virginia, on July
Z, 1854, while containing 1872 GAL
Ions Of illegal whiskey.
You are hereby directed to an
pear in said Court at 10 A. M on
said day to show cause why said
property should not be condemned
and sold to enforce said forfei-
ture.
VALENTINE w. SOUTHALL |
Commemorative Attorney
Amelia County, Virginia !,
Attest: S. L. FARRAR. JR.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
8-24-2t 4
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Warnliinster
Back to Florida

Pfc Joseph Londeree has re-
tuned to Miami, Fla, where he
is stationed with the U. S. Ma
rines, after spending a fourteen
day leave with his parents near
Howardsville and also visiting Mr..
and Mrs w F Branch here.
A revival meeting will begin at
Piney Grove Church here next
week
Patty Riggs. celebrated her 7th
birthday at the home of her
grandparents, Mn and Mrs. w. G..
Horsley. Her guests were Made
line and Gayle Wootten, Martha
Alice and Baby Sally Smith.
Douglas Horsley. Faye Wyland.
Annie Lou Moon and Steve Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Chandler
and children. Of Richmond, visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. George w Cum
bingham, Jr., near Wingina for
several days last week.
Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs w. G Horsley were Mr.. and
Mrs. j w Bledsoe, Mrs. Albert
Wood Jr, of Portsmouth, Mrs.
Adeline Riggs, Of Washington. and
Gill Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. Gill
Riggs, Jr,. Of Richmond.
Mrs Ethel j. Lehman and
daughter, Mrs Karl Dickie. and
her daughter, Caroline. all Of
Washington, D. c. are expected
this week to visit in the commun-
{ ity.
| L. x. Abbott. of Richmond. IS
spending few days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Horsley
Annie Lou Horsley Moon cele-
brated her 10th birthday at
Travellers Rest with her aunt.
Miss Lousle B. Horsley and Miss
Ida Horsley Miss Horsley invit-
ed Martha Alice Smith and Betty
Sallie Smith, Faye Wyland and
Steve Boyd for the birthday party.
Others were asked but could not
come.
Mr. and Mrs w. L. Burcher. Of
Howardsville with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Burcher and two sons. Of
Newport News, spent last Friday
in Washington on a sightseeing
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burcher
have returned to Newport News
With their two sons after trip
to North Carolina and a few days
with their parents, Nh and Mrs.
W. L. Burcher, in HoWardsville.
Mr.. and Mrs n t. Sclater.
who have been spending the sum-
mer at Shirland near Scottsville,
have gone to Richmond where
they are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Werter Sclater and also MI. aod
Mrs. John w Wheeler. III. before
they leave for their home in Win
ter Haven Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. walker
and three children. Of Crewe.
visited Mr. and Mrs T. G Ad-
cock last week Mrs Walker is
the Adcock's daughter.
Garland F. Burcher USN. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Burcher.
who has been on a long cruise in
foreign waters. has arrived ii san
Francisco and Will soon head for
the East Coast His wife and son
are living in Appomattox at the
present time
John F. Burnley has returned
TO Washington where he is en-
ployed. He has been at his home.
"Bueley" near here, with Mrs.
Burnely for fost Of the summer
months. He drives home every
week end
Mrs Hugh Brady, Of Winter
Park, Fla. is spending some time
with Miss Sally Brady at the
Brady near ward sville F..
she visited in Cumberland. Md.
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NOTICE

Public = ! will not be respons-
sible for debts made by anyone
except myself Ernest Cave
Wiseman, Buckingham, Va.
824-4 CT)
Do you have child you would
like to leave at our home while
you work, shop or engage in civil
or school affairs? We will be
available Monday thru Friday
starting Sept. 7, hours 8 til 5.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Hurt, phone 855
or Mrs. Debbie Newman. phone
593-R. 8-27-2p
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT couple. Com
pletely furnished. including vacu-
UNI cleaner, washing machine
Air conditioner. Call 694. 423-tf
FLOOR SANDERS - Make your
old floors look like new. You can
easily do the resurfacing work
yourself. We rent floor sanders
and edgers and supply materials,
Also, electric floor polishers will
save your work and make your
floors CLEAN. Ask us about our
rentals. Farmville Mfg. Co. phone
II, Farmville, Va. 2-19-tf
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NEW BRICK HOME-3 bed
rooms, two baths living room.
dining room, kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Call $50 or 1874
8-27-tf
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CT A s S IFlE p S
FOR SALE

WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. 12-4-tfp
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FOR SALE AbbuZzi rye. re-
cleaned, treated. tested Germ
92G. $40 per bushel t. w
Farthing, Burkeville, Va. Phone
86. 8-27-4p
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WANTED

COUNTRY CURED meat. We pay
top prices. Cradles Store. 8-17-8p
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WANTED-H ouse. 2 bedrooms
and bath Nice location. Contact
Ray w. Tatman, Cumberland.
8-27-2pd
WANTED-500 Country Hams.
Highest prices See us before You
sell. Farmers Supply Co, Farm
vile, Va. 8-27 If
WANTED Someone to save hay
on shares. S T Harris. Five
Forks, Ri 2, Pamplin. 8-31-2p